Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining local.
Speaker 2: News seventy degree sunny Sky's in Boston at eleven o'clock. Hello,
Speaker 2: thanks for being with us on this Saturday, August second.
Speaker 2: I'm Sherry Small. Here's what's happening. New video released shows
Speaker 2: the man accused of hijacking a trash truck in Everett
Speaker 2: during an active police search her CBS News Boston's Beth
Speaker 2: Germano with more.
Speaker 3: Admiralson Viscano inside of Bill Rica seven eleven around two
Speaker 3: o'clock Thursday afternoon, he allegedly steals a gas can, some
Speaker 3: soda and chips from the store, and outside seems to
Speaker 3: casually load the items into a car. All this after
Speaker 3: having just left a Medford gas station where he was
Speaker 3: reported to be acting erratically. Police answering nine to one
Speaker 3: one calls just missing him along the way, but an
Speaker 3: hour later they caught up with him outside the Encore
Speaker 3: casino and Everett police firing shots after trying to taste
Speaker 3: him as allegedly armed with a knife. He tried to
Speaker 3: get the driver of a Republic Services trash vehicle out
Speaker 3: of the seat right in the middle of Broadway and
Speaker 3: the now injured, Voscano took off, crashing into fire hydrants
Speaker 3: and light poles as he tried to make his escape.
Speaker 3: He koremed a half mile down the street before stopsticks
Speaker 3: caused him to crash.
Speaker 2: The crash happening on the Alfred Street bridge, and at
Speaker 2: last report, Miss Cano was in critical condition. The Corporation
Speaker 2: for Public Broadcasting announcing that it will begin winding down
Speaker 2: its operations.
Speaker 1: A cornerstone of American culture for three generations, is shutting
Speaker 1: down after being targeted by President Trump and defunded by Congress.
Speaker 1: There were Bert Bernie and Big.
Speaker 4: Voot, It's a beautiful day in this neighborhood.
Speaker 1: And mister Rogers and Daniel Tiger. The Corporation for Public
Speaker 1: Broadcasting has added deep ties to much of the nation's
Speaker 1: most familiar programming, from those shows to nprs All things considered. Now,
Speaker 1: nearly sixty years after being signed into law, the CPB
Speaker 1: will start moving toward its own closure. That's expected to
Speaker 1: have a huge impact on America's cultural and journalistic landscape,
Speaker 1: since CPB helps fund both NPR and PBS with their
Speaker 1: public radio and TV stations in small communities nationwide. Saga
Speaker 1: Magani Washington, a.
Speaker 2: Popular restaurant on the South Shore damage by fire early
Speaker 2: yesterday morning. The two ninety one Ocean Street restaurant in
Speaker 2: Marshfield was vacant at the time of the two alarm blaze,
Speaker 2: which was reported at about five am. Firefighters from a
Speaker 2: number of local communities brought that fire under control by
Speaker 2: about seven thirty. The restaurant had previously been known as
Speaker 2: it Add's Ocean caf Bay before it was sold and
Speaker 2: reopened under its new name last year. The four day
Speaker 2: wbc AQ weather forecast. What a beautiful week and both
Speaker 2: days pretty nice. Today, little cooler than tomorrow, Plenty of sunshine,
Speaker 2: pleasant with low humidity today, highs around seventy five. That's
Speaker 2: in the city, closer to eighty for some of those
Speaker 2: inland spots. Clear skies. Tonight It's going to be a
Speaker 2: comfortable night. A low sixty two in Boston, fifties across
Speaker 2: the inland suburbs. Tomorrow, warmer but still very nice. Plenty
Speaker 2: of sunshine. I have eighty three. Also, I have eighty
Speaker 2: three on Mondays we head back to work, sunny, still
Speaker 2: not that humid. Tuesday, another nice day, sun and a
Speaker 2: few clouds, highs near eighty. It is sunny in the city.
Speaker 2: Right now, we've reached seventy degrees at eleven oh five.
Speaker 3: Back to news.
Speaker 2: The Great Boston Migration is just a few weeks away now,
Speaker 2: but some lucky people whose leases expire August first are
Speaker 2: avoiding the chaos. There's WBC's Kyle Bray.
Speaker 5: Twas still weeks before Austin Christmas, and all through the roads,
Speaker 5: U hauls are unloading into new humble abodes. That's because
Speaker 5: these are the lucky few that managed to dodge a
Speaker 5: September first move in date.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it feels good. It's better than moving in with
Speaker 1: everyone else. I guess maybe a little bit faster.
Speaker 6: I'm really glad.
Speaker 4: I'm so so beyond happy. I'm gonna move all my
Speaker 4: stuff and then all my furniture.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna deal with the day later.
Speaker 5: Some folks are finding their own mini version of September
Speaker 5: First chaos, though.
Speaker 4: My complex did have other people moving in, so I
Speaker 4: think they just everyone moves in on August first, so
Speaker 4: still had a bit of the craziness. But driving in
Speaker 4: was so much better than it would have been.
Speaker 5: But more time before move in often means getting first
Speaker 5: DIBs at the best of Austin Christmas.
Speaker 4: I did find some plates and bowls, like handmade that
Speaker 4: I've been really enjoying. I just found them on the street.
Speaker 4: I hope by that I'll have a clothing rack. But
Speaker 4: if I somehow don't, definitely looking for one of those
Speaker 4: from Austin.
Speaker 5: Kyle Bray WBZ, Bustin's News Radio.
Speaker 2: All right, if you're headed to the Cape this weekend,
Speaker 2: be sure to pack the bug spray.
Speaker 6: The town of Foulmouth has detected West nine virus in
Speaker 6: another mosquito sample. The town says this latest sample is
Speaker 6: collected this past Tuesday. It's found its second positive sample
Speaker 6: of the summer. There's still yet to be any human
Speaker 6: cases of West Nile in Massachusetts this season, and the
Speaker 6: town says the Cape Cod Mosquito Control Project routinely treats
Speaker 6: the area where this recent sample was collected. Despite all that,
Speaker 6: officials are still urging people to protect themselves, bug spray
Speaker 6: being a good start. Right now, most of the state,
Speaker 6: including the Cape and Islands, is listed as low risk
Speaker 6: for West Nile, though Boston and some of its northwestern
Speaker 6: suburbs are considered moderately at risk. Jeremy Russ WBZ Boston's
Speaker 6: news radio.
Speaker 2: We can performances at Jacob's Pillow and The Berkshires has
Speaker 2: been canceled following the death of a production Manager's manager
Speaker 2: official say Kat Sirico died of what is being termed
Speaker 2: a tragic accident yesterday afternoon. In a statement, the executive
Speaker 2: and artistic director at Jacob's Pillow say that Sirico was
Speaker 2: an essential and hugely devoted leader.
Speaker 1: To their team.
Speaker 2: You are now in the loop for news updates throughout
Speaker 2: the day. Listen to WBZ News Radio on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 2: I'm Sherry Small, WBZ, Boston's News Radio.