Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: Good Saturday morning. Is Chile out there. We have mostly
Speaker 2: sunny skies, but a chilly twenty eight degrees in Boston.
Speaker 2: The real field temp in the teens. Hello and thanks
Speaker 2: for being with us. I'm Sherry Small. Here's what's happening.
Speaker 2: A Rhode Island man is arrested after police say he
Speaker 2: body slammed a woman in an apparent case of road rage.
Speaker 2: This happening yesterday morning at the intersection of Route one
Speaker 2: and one A in Attleborough. We get details from CBS
Speaker 2: News Boston's Timmy Mutassa.
Speaker 3: And by the time I was realizing, I was in
Speaker 3: the air and I thought to myself, like I might
Speaker 3: die right now.
Speaker 2: The road rage attack was so violent.
Speaker 4: Hailey Sores says it's a wonder she's home from the
Speaker 4: hospital this morning. Police say a man is seen on
Speaker 4: cell phone video snatching the petite mom of two young
Speaker 4: kids out of her car, picking her up, then and
Speaker 4: slamming her head first on the ground.
Speaker 3: It was like a weird sensation I felt on my
Speaker 3: face and that's when I realized I was on the
Speaker 3: ground and I rolled over and there was blood dripping
Speaker 3: all over my hands, and pictures showed the brutal aftermath.
Speaker 4: Haley suffered a very serious injury to her skull and
Speaker 4: eye socket.
Speaker 2: Her knee and foot are broken. She says she couldn't
Speaker 2: move them.
Speaker 3: All I could think was I'm probably not ever gonna
Speaker 3: be able to walk again. I can't even tend to
Speaker 3: my kids. I can't even walk up a staircase. I
Speaker 3: can't put my own sock on my foot.
Speaker 2: The Rhode Island man facing charges of assault and battery
Speaker 2: by means of a dangerous weapon, malicious destruction of property,
Speaker 2: and operating a motor vehicle without a license. Somerville police
Speaker 2: say that they've arrested a suspect in several break ins
Speaker 2: throughout the city. Last night, a resident on Cherry Street
Speaker 2: called nine one one after they allegedly found a person
Speaker 2: in their basement. Officers responded and arrested Fabio Armelio without incident.
Speaker 2: Somerville police say that he was a person of interest
Speaker 2: in a dozen break ins near the Tufts University campus
Speaker 2: at has now been identified as a suspect in three
Speaker 2: of them. He also has twenty outstanding warrants throughout Boston.
Speaker 2: Cambridge Somerville and Lawrence, with charges ranging from theft to assault.
Speaker 2: He's set to be arraigned in Somerville District Court on Monday.
Speaker 2: A week of funeral services for former President Jimmy Carter
Speaker 2: begins today. Crowds expected at the Carter Center in Atlanta
Speaker 2: to say farewell to America's oldest president, who died last
Speaker 2: Sunday at the age of one hundred. ABC's Faith of
Speaker 2: Bubay reports from Carter's hometown of Plains, Georgia.
Speaker 5: A national service at Washington's National Cathedral planned for Thursday,
Speaker 5: before his remains are flown back to his Georgia hometown
Speaker 5: for private burial. At the national service, his longtime friend
Speaker 5: President Joe Biden will deliver a eulogy. President Elect Trump
Speaker 5: also expected to attend. President Carter will ultimately be laid
Speaker 5: to rest next to his beloved wife, Roslyne in Plans.
Speaker 5: He once called her his secret weapon. They were married
Speaker 5: for seventy seven years, and so she passed away just
Speaker 5: over a year ago. Faith Aboubay ABC News Plans, Georgia.
Speaker 2: And now let's check the ACU weather forecast. We're seeing
Speaker 2: another chilly day today, and that's going to be the case.
Speaker 2: At least for the next several days, a mix of
Speaker 2: sun and clouds, but highs near thirty three degrees and
Speaker 2: real field tempts are going to stick in the teens.
Speaker 2: That's because of that breeze that we're feeling. Partly cloudy Tonight,
Speaker 2: it's going to be another brisk night, dropping to twenty
Speaker 2: six Tomorrow again, highs near thirty three. Pretty much the
Speaker 2: same deal, partly sunny, breezy, and cold. Monday remaining cold
Speaker 2: with a mix of sun and clouds. Again, highs not
Speaker 2: far from thirty. But we do have the ACI Weather
Speaker 2: meteorologists continuing to track a storm that should pass well
Speaker 2: south of our area on Monday. That's if the storm
Speaker 2: stays on its current expected track, it should remain dry,
Speaker 2: but again we'll continue to watch that. Tuesday windy, cold
Speaker 2: with a mix of sun and clouds, but high's only
Speaker 2: near freezing Right now. As we check the region along
Speaker 2: the Cape, we are seeing some snow flurries clipping parts
Speaker 2: of the Cape. Looks like Provincetown right now getting clipped
Speaker 2: just a bit, well Fleet as well. Otherwise the rest
Speaker 2: just dealing with temperatures anywhere from twenty eight to thirty
Speaker 2: degrees Plymouth seeing thirty degrees, Quincy twenty nine up on
Speaker 2: the north shore, twenty six in Gloucester, Newton twenty nine degrees,
Speaker 2: Framingham twenty seven to twenty three in Worcester and in
Speaker 2: the city right now mostly sunny skies, but Chili we
Speaker 2: have twenty eight degrees. In the real field temp is fifteen.
Speaker 2: It's eleven oh six. In just a few weeks there
Speaker 2: will be a new store opening in Summerville, specially made
Speaker 2: for rock climbers.
Speaker 6: It's not a sport like basketball, where you grab a
Speaker 6: ball and some shoes and you're ready to go. The
Speaker 6: equipment has very specific needs to keep you safe while
Speaker 6: you're scaling rocks and climbing new heights. But that doesn't
Speaker 6: make it easy to shop local.
Speaker 7: The closest thing you've got is either retail shops within
Speaker 7: gyms that some have some don't, or a place like
Speaker 7: Arii or one of the big box retailers.
Speaker 6: And that's exactly why colin mannivil is opening up some
Speaker 6: abound Outfitter and Union Square so climbers have a full
Speaker 6: selection of specialty shoes and gear that fits their needs.
Speaker 7: Our goal is to have a great selection and employees
Speaker 7: that really know the market and the details of how
Speaker 7: that product works for the individual.
Speaker 6: He says having the staff knowing their stuff is super important.
Speaker 6: Like Ryan, the assistant manager, who's also an outdoor climbing
Speaker 6: and rope instructor.
Speaker 7: We want our store to be a place where people
Speaker 7: can come get products, get the tools that they need,
Speaker 7: but also get the information that they need.
Speaker 6: In Somerville, I'm a Friedman WBZ, Boston's news Radio.
Speaker 2: The new District Attorney in Los Angeles is deciding if
Speaker 2: he will support efforts to release the Menentez brothers. We've
Speaker 2: been serving time for decades for killing their parents in
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty nine.
Speaker 1: County DA Nathan Hawkman says he spent hours meeting with
Speaker 1: all of the Menendez family members who wanted to give
Speaker 1: their views on the release of the brothers. The family
Speaker 1: members are pushing for their release, Hawkman saying after the meeting.
Speaker 5: Who is a in some ways an informal, off the
Speaker 5: record discussion where I invited them to tell me anything
Speaker 5: they wanted to tell me.
Speaker 1: He says he has not made a decision on how
Speaker 1: the La County DA's office will move forward on the
Speaker 1: Menendez brothers under his new leadership, alec Stone ab Snows,
Speaker 1: Los Angeles.
Speaker 2: The Biden Administration has found that formaldehyde presents an unreasonable
Speaker 2: risk to humans and should be regulated. The EPA says
Speaker 2: that the chemical is found nearly everywhere and that people
Speaker 2: are routinely exposed to it both indoors and outdoors. Long
Speaker 2: term exposure to the substance can cause cancer, asthma and
Speaker 2: also reduce lung function. The EPA says it will propose
Speaker 2: a rule to protect workers and consumers from the risks
Speaker 2: of formaldehyde. You are now in the loop. For news
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Speaker 2: the iHeartRadio app. I'm Sherry Small, WBZ, Boston's news radio