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Speaker 2: Another day of beautiful sunny sky, sixty degrees right now
Speaker 2: in Boston. Hello, and thanks for being with us. I'm
Speaker 2: Sherry Small. It's a T shirt and short stay.
Speaker 3: Today brings yet another sunny and warmer day to the
Speaker 3: area with a high of seventy one to seventy five.
Speaker 2: And that's ACCU weather meteorologist LaTroy Thornton. The full forecast
Speaker 2: is coming up in three all right. The Patriots and
Speaker 2: the Jacksonville Jaguars underway at Wembley Stadium right now in London.
Speaker 2: It was a rough second quarter though for the Pats.
Speaker 2: A team is now losing twenty two to ten. The
Speaker 2: Pat's looking to end a five game losing streak. Police
Speaker 2: are called out to a popular Danvers farm after an
Speaker 2: effort woman claims she was racially profiled while apple picking.
Speaker 2: WBZTV Samantha Cheney has details.
Speaker 4: A day at Connor's farm, creating cherished memories.
Speaker 1: My kids loved everything.
Speaker 4: For Nicole Peppin and her family turned into a nightmare right.
Speaker 1: Here at Connor's farm. Yeah, listen up, listening yep goods.
Speaker 4: After apple picking on October fifth, The mom of two,
Speaker 4: claims she was racially profiled by an employee.
Speaker 1: He asked my sister to search her stroller. My sister
Speaker 1: said no, and at that moment, he yanked the stroller
Speaker 1: and pulled her hand.
Speaker 4: Unlike other customers that day, Peppen says, the man followed
Speaker 4: them into the parking.
Speaker 1: Lot, telling us that we're stealing that you people, you
Speaker 1: people always do this, and I told him that's that's racist.
Speaker 4: That's when she says things got physical.
Speaker 1: He yanked the phone out of my hand, slapped my
Speaker 1: hand down, and then pushed me back. And that's where
Speaker 1: I immediately retaliated and hit him back.
Speaker 2: And in a statement to WBZ TV, Connor's Farm says
Speaker 2: it is taking the allegations very seriously and is actively
Speaker 2: investigating the matter. The Berkshire County DA rules out prosecuting
Speaker 2: a former teacher at Miss Hall's High School in Pittsfield,
Speaker 2: mass for sexual assault. Five women accusing Matthew Rutledge of
Speaker 2: grooming and sexually assaulting them between nineteen ninety two and
Speaker 2: twenty ten, The Globe reporting at least two of the
Speaker 2: women claim Rutledge began a sexual relationship with them after
Speaker 2: they turned sixteen years old. In Massachusetts, the age of
Speaker 2: consent is sixteen, even if eighteen is coerced into a
Speaker 2: sexual relationship. The Berkshire District Attorney releasing a statement saying
Speaker 2: the investigation concluded that under Massachusetts general law, no criminal
Speaker 2: conduct occurred, an attorney for the women calling the age
Speaker 2: of consent law terrible. Now to Brian Thompson for the
Speaker 2: four DA WBZ ACHI weather forecast, this.
Speaker 3: Warm stretch of weather is going to continue as we
Speaker 3: head throughout this afternoon. A lot of sunshine, very pleasant,
Speaker 3: high texters and the loads of mid seventies mainly cleared
Speaker 3: to an eight to a low of fifty three. Plenty
Speaker 3: of sunshine, very warm for October Tomorrow, high seventy nine
Speaker 3: won't be too far from the record high of eighty
Speaker 3: two set in nineteen twenty. Closer to seventy for the
Speaker 3: Cape at Islands, sunshine, just a few clouds. Tuesday not
Speaker 3: as warm, high sixty seven in Boston, mid seventies inland,
Speaker 3: and then back into the low and mid seventies on Wednesday,
Speaker 3: with sunshine much of the time. There could be a
Speaker 3: shower though later on Wednesday night as it does cloud up.
Speaker 3: I'm Acua with the Mede Relatis Brian Thompson WBZ, Boston's
Speaker 3: news radio.
Speaker 2: And let's check the region. Right now on the cape,
Speaker 2: we are seeing anywhere from a fifty nine to sixty
Speaker 2: three degrees. On the south shore Plymus sixty three, Quinsy
Speaker 2: sixty three as well Lynn A sixty two degrees and
Speaker 2: farther inland, let's say sixty four in Framingham, sixty in Worcester.
Speaker 2: In the city. Right now we have sixty degrees and
Speaker 2: beautiful sunny skies. A five week long strike could be
Speaker 2: coming to an end. Boeing and the thirty three thousand
Speaker 2: member Machinist Union reaching a tentative settlement.
Speaker 5: Last week, Boeing announced it would cut seventeen thou and jobs,
Speaker 5: that's ten percent of its workforce. In the past five years,
Speaker 5: Boeing has lost more than twenty five billion dollars and
Speaker 5: has been plagued by two deadly crashes of its seven
Speaker 5: thirty seven Max jet and a blowout of a jetline
Speaker 5: door Plug. Union leaders are recommending their members ratify this deal,
Speaker 5: with a vote set for Wednesday.
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