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Speaker 1: Eighty five degrees in Boston. It's eleven o'clock on Tuesday morning.
Speaker 1: Thanks for being with us. I'm Nicole Davis and here's
Speaker 1: what's happening. It's about to get easier for you to
Speaker 1: head out to the city of Boston for the night,
Speaker 1: or anywhere around Greater Boston on the TEE and leave
Speaker 1: the car at home. This is because the MBTA is
Speaker 1: planning some major changes, the agency saying today it will
Speaker 1: extend subway service and some bus service by about an
Speaker 1: hour on Friday and Saturday nights. This comes as a
Speaker 1: handful of the most frequented bus routes. We'll use that
Speaker 1: new schedule every day of the week. The TEA is
Speaker 1: also adding additional ferry service on Friday and Saturday nights. Now,
Speaker 1: all of this is being discussed right now at a
Speaker 1: board meeting of the MBTA. We're expecting to get more
Speaker 1: details in just about an hour and a half at
Speaker 1: a press conference with Governor Heey. Again, that is happening
Speaker 1: at twelve thirty. Police have arrested suspect accused of vandalizing
Speaker 1: the State House last month. Jeremiah Yussuf Sawakhad faces multiple
Speaker 1: counts of vandalism your CBS News Boston's Tammy Mutasa.
Speaker 3: Detectives say the twenty five year old is part of
Speaker 3: a group called the Direct Action Movement for Palestinian Liberation,
Speaker 3: which investigators consider an extreme anti Zionist organization that endorses
Speaker 3: violent resistance. Detectives say they connected a social media post
Speaker 3: to Sawaked's IP address and cell phone which said the
Speaker 3: group quote targeted the Massachusetts State House with paint mixed
Speaker 3: with feces and lit homemade flares on its gates. Intelligence
Speaker 3: agencies from New York and Toronto had also been looking
Speaker 3: into the suspect, saying Salwakhed made a concerning social media
Speaker 3: post stating, you must bring forth the disruption and disturbances
Speaker 3: by hindering the entrances into these capitals, into these city halls,
Speaker 3: municipal buildings.
Speaker 1: Is bail is said at thirty thousand dollars. At eleven two,
Speaker 1: a day after federalizing the Washington d C. Police Force,
Speaker 1: we are learning President Trump has a plan to create
Speaker 1: a brand new military unit. CBS's Michael Wallace says this
Speaker 1: unit would respond to civil unrest that pops up around
Speaker 1: the country.
Speaker 2: Internal Pentagon documents reviewed by The Washington Posts say the
Speaker 2: Quick Reaction Force would be made up of six hundred
Speaker 2: National Guard troops. They would always be on standby so
Speaker 2: they could deploy in as little as an hour. Some
Speaker 2: legal scholars tell the Post that Trump administration is relying
Speaker 2: on shaky legal theory, since National Guard members from one
Speaker 2: state cannot operate in another without special permission. The documents
Speaker 2: mentioned the new unit could reduce the availability of troops
Speaker 2: for other emergencies like wildfires and hurricanes. Michael Wallace, CBS News.
Speaker 1: And Medford Police say they need your help as they
Speaker 1: investigate a hit and run crash early Sunday morning, just
Speaker 1: before one thirty. They say a pedestrian was crossing Main
Speaker 1: Street in front of Alexander's when the person was hit
Speaker 1: by a vehicle. The victim had been in the crosswalk
Speaker 1: at the time. They did suffer serious injuries. The driver
Speaker 1: took off down Main Street south bound, heading towards Somerville.
Speaker 1: If you have any information or any surveillance video that
Speaker 1: might have captured that incident, you're asked to call Medford Police.
Speaker 1: Temperatures in the eighties from most of us at this point,
Speaker 1: and we are going to be seeing a very hot
Speaker 1: and humid day across the board today. National Weather Service
Speaker 1: says that many of us could see a heat index
Speaker 1: pushing one hundred degrees inside four ninety five, and also
Speaker 1: out there right through Springfield the Connecticut River Valley, you
Speaker 1: could also be rather hot and especially sticky. Cool space
Speaker 1: to be for the day is going to be on
Speaker 1: the Capan Islands, you're going to be mostly in the eighties,
Speaker 1: but we will be seeing some hot temperatures for the
Speaker 1: rest of US hies between just about ninety two and
Speaker 1: ninety seven, and we also have an air quality alert
Speaker 1: through eleven o'clock tonight. We just are going to have
Speaker 1: one of those uncomfortable days outside, one of those days
Speaker 1: you want to keep the ice cream, keep the cool
Speaker 1: water close, whatever iced thing I guess you can get
Speaker 1: for tonight mostly clear, low near seventy and then for tomorrow,
Speaker 1: mix of sun and clouds. It's breezy back in the nineties,
Speaker 1: but not as hot as it will be today, and
Speaker 1: we've got the tempts in the low eighties on the
Speaker 1: Capan Islands. Could have a couple of storms popping up
Speaker 1: late tomorrow or tomorrow night clouds and sun, and we've
Speaker 1: got a few thunderstorms as well on Thursday with a
Speaker 1: high in the eighties. Our temperatures out there right now
Speaker 1: eighty five in Taunton, were at eighty six in Westborough,
Speaker 1: north of Boston, eighty six in Redding, and in Boston
Speaker 1: at eleven oh six. It is partly cloudy and eighty
Speaker 1: five degrees. The number twelve holds a very special meaning
Speaker 1: to Taylor Swift fans today, the singer announcing her twelfth
Speaker 1: studio album overnight at twelve twelve. Your CBS's Deborah Rodriguez.
Speaker 4: Taylor Swift's revealed a whole new era on her boyfriend's
Speaker 4: New Heights podcast.
Speaker 1: So I wanted to show you something.
Speaker 5: What we got?
Speaker 2: We got briefcase yep.
Speaker 3: Mick Green cheers on it.
Speaker 1: This is my brand new album, The Life of a
Speaker 1: show Girl.
Speaker 4: Travis and Jason Kelsey cheered her on as she dug
Speaker 4: out the blurred cover. Fans are pumped too, Oh my gods.
Speaker 4: Twelveably mite, Swift announced her twelfth studio album at twelve
Speaker 4: minutes past midnight. It's the first since she bought back
Speaker 4: her master's recordings. Swift hasn't given any information about the
Speaker 4: songs or the release date. Deborah Rodriguez CBS News.
Speaker 1: Although her website does say pre orders will ship before
Speaker 1: October thirteenth, so keep that in mind. Governor Heey, by
Speaker 1: the way, saying it is time for the trash collector
Speaker 1: strike to be done to come to an end. In
Speaker 1: a new letter to John vander Ark, the president and
Speaker 1: CEO for Public Services, she says the company has to
Speaker 1: return to the bargaining table and negotiate in good faith.
Speaker 1: She says the strike, which is into the seventh week
Speaker 1: at this point, is impacting public health and quality of life.
Speaker 1: She also notes that vander Ark is not taking her calls.
Speaker 1: She says the quote time for delay and posturing is over.
Speaker 1: Her public tell's WBZ News Radio they have been in
Speaker 1: contact with her office and they're working to schedule a
Speaker 1: call directly with the governor to give her an update.
Speaker 1: Researchers are potentially looking to the other side of the
Speaker 1: world now as they prepare for what could eventually become
Speaker 1: a devastating earthquake.
Speaker 5: State side scientists are bracing for the next so called
Speaker 5: Big One in California, and they're finding clues by studying
Speaker 5: a seven point seven magnitude earthquake that hit Me and
Speaker 5: Mar in Southeast Asia back in March. They say the
Speaker 5: fault in Me and Mar is very similar to California's
Speaker 5: San Andrea's fault. Researchers say they were surprised by the
Speaker 5: length of the rupture in me and Mar, more than
Speaker 5: three hundred miles. They're now using the information to develop
Speaker 5: models for California with a range of possible outcomes.
Speaker 1: None as ABC's Rhann and Alley with that update. You
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