Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio redefining local news thirty
Speaker 1: nine degrees in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon, I'm
Speaker 1: Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. The co hasn't been accused
Speaker 1: of murdering his wife. Back in court today and we
Speaker 1: now know when his trial is set to begin. Wbz's
Speaker 1: Nicole Davis as the tale.
Speaker 2: Brian Walsh facing several charges in the death of his
Speaker 2: wife Anna, including murder and claims he dismembered her body. Now,
Speaker 2: recently the judge overseeing the case, Beverly Cononi, was removed.
Speaker 2: You might know that name as she's presiding over the
Speaker 2: Karen Reid case. Superior Court Judge Dian for Near is
Speaker 2: now on the Walsh case, and in the hearing she
Speaker 2: said she's aiming for efficiency.
Speaker 3: People's memories still get any better in the case.
Speaker 4: Isn't going to get any stronger. People's memories fade over time.
Speaker 2: Defense lawyer Larry Tipton says they need all the time
Speaker 2: they can get because there's a bunch of evidence to
Speaker 2: still go through and complex forensic testing is still being
Speaker 2: done powers the video surveillance. There's also transfer of statements
Speaker 2: that still need to be properly transcribed in some instances.
Speaker 2: All sides agreeing on October twentieth of twenty twenty five
Speaker 2: to start jury selection. Norfolk County ad A Greg Connor
Speaker 2: saying testimonies expected to go about three weeks. Nicole Davis
Speaker 2: WBZ Boston's News radio.
Speaker 1: They cease fire between Israel and has Belah getting a
Speaker 1: little less ceasing has Belah firing and at Israeli held
Speaker 1: border zones. It's a disputed zone and it's the group's
Speaker 1: first attack since the ceasefire took hold last week. Lebanon
Speaker 1: has been accusing Israel violating the truth more than fifty
Speaker 1: times in recent days. As Bella says its attack was
Speaker 1: a warning day Israel over the alleged cease fire violations.
Speaker 1: Still lots of questions for the White House after President
Speaker 1: Biden's decision to pardon his son Hunter in his two
Speaker 1: federal cases.
Speaker 5: The White House says the decision to pardon his son
Speaker 5: Hunter was not an easy one for President Biden. Press
Speaker 5: Secretary Karine Jean Pierre.
Speaker 6: He said he wrestled with this and because he believes
Speaker 6: in the justice of sum but he also believes that
Speaker 6: the war politics infected the process and led to a
Speaker 6: miscarriage of justice.
Speaker 5: The Biden family discussed the pardon issue together over the
Speaker 5: Thanksgiving holiday. According to a source, familiar and senior White
Speaker 5: House staff learned of the possibility of a pardon Saturday evening.
Speaker 5: The President made his final decision on Sunday. Karen Travers
Speaker 5: ABC News the White House.
Speaker 1: The official hurricane season and the Atlantic has come to
Speaker 1: a close. ABC's Cherry Preston taking a look back on
Speaker 1: the damage from this year's storm.
Speaker 4: Following Hurricane Barrel, which made landfall along the Gulf Coast
Speaker 4: of Texas, a half a million people remained without power
Speaker 4: a week after it hit. Hurricane Helene walloped North Carolina
Speaker 4: so hard they had to use mules to get supplies
Speaker 4: to people trapped around Ashville. Those were two of the
Speaker 4: five major hurricanes to hit the US this season. There
Speaker 4: were eighteen storms in all, eleven of them strong enough
Speaker 4: to earn names. In fact, it was such a busy
Speaker 4: season we almost used up the entire list of names.
Speaker 4: Only Tony, Valerie and William are left. Cherry Preston, ABC News.
Speaker 1: Tis the season now for putting up decorations and perhaps
Speaker 1: getting hurt Some safety tips from a doctor at THEENY.
Speaker 1: An emergency medicine physician for the Cleveland Clinic, doctor Carol
Speaker 1: Parsons says falls from ladders are one of the most
Speaker 1: common injuries, and says to make sure the ladd's firmly
Speaker 1: planted on the ground and have someone else with you.
Speaker 1: Don't reach out too far when trying to hang those lights.
Speaker 1: The doctor recommends throwing out any damaged or frayed lighting
Speaker 1: and keeping live trees away from fireplaces or other fire sources.
Speaker 1: Stats from the Consumer Product Safety Commission show last year,
Speaker 1: nearly fifteen thousand people were treated in er departments due
Speaker 1: to holiday decorating related injuries. We've got some cold weather
Speaker 1: in place, temperatures today only reaching into the upper thirties.
Speaker 1: A couple of spots got to forty, but that was
Speaker 1: a rarity. We will have a chilly night to night,
Speaker 1: mainly in the twenties. A few of the furthest northern
Speaker 1: and western suburbs may bust back down into the teens
Speaker 1: over night to night under clear skies more sun than clouds. Tomorrow,
Speaker 1: it's going to feel a lot like today, with temperatures
Speaker 1: mainly in the upper thirties. Couple spots may hit forty
Speaker 1: and then clear tomorrow night a low of twenty seven.
Speaker 1: Wednesday continued cold, some sun, some clouds, breezing in the
Speaker 1: afternoon again, temperatures upper thirties near forty, and then some
Speaker 1: rain and snow gets in here at night on Wednesday
Speaker 1: and far enough inland. We may stay snow with some
Speaker 1: light accumulations maybe a couple inches possible north and west
Speaker 1: of the city. By Thursday, mostly cloudy, windy, couple of
Speaker 1: snow showers and even some rain and snow showers over
Speaker 1: the south coast Capean Islands. Temperatures on Thursday mainly in
Speaker 1: the mid forties over the Capean Islands. About forty three
Speaker 1: in Boston right now thirty nine in the city. Some
Speaker 1: people will be getting toys for Christmas, others clothes. Perhaps
Speaker 1: some will get cold in their stocking. Others want a puppy.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing. Scammers want your money and sometimes use
Speaker 1: pet promises to get it.
Speaker 3: According to the Better Business Bureau, eighty percent of ads
Speaker 3: for puppies online could be fake posted by scammers. Some
Speaker 3: red flags to watch out for. They only communicate through
Speaker 3: email or text. You can't speak to anyone. They'll try
Speaker 3: to get you to buy an animal without seeing it
Speaker 3: in person, and they'll ask you to wire money or
Speaker 3: use payment apps or gift cards for payment. There is
Speaker 3: a better option local adoption. Shire Lancia is with MSBCA
Speaker 3: Nevin's Farm in Mathuen.
Speaker 5: We have a lot of animals here waiting to go
Speaker 5: home for the holidays.
Speaker 6: We're hoping to find good matches for dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters,
Speaker 6: farm animals, lots and loss of choices here.
Speaker 3: The MSPCA Angel has four shelters in Massachusetts and they're
Speaker 3: waiving their adoption fees on dogs one year old and
Speaker 3: up from December fifth through the eighth in Mathuin. Sherry
Speaker 3: Small WBZ, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 1: One time New England Patriot and NFL Hall of Famer
Speaker 1: Randy Moss says he is battling something internal is also
Speaker 1: asking for prayers. The legendary receiver who played much of
Speaker 1: his career with the Minnesota Vikings, saying in an Instagram video,
Speaker 1: your boy has been battling something internal and says I
Speaker 1: just asked for all the prayer warriors to put their
Speaker 1: blessed hands on me and my family through these hard times.
Speaker 1: Moss did not disclose details, but did encourage men to
Speaker 1: get checkups and blood work done, Moss saying, your boy
Speaker 1: got to get through it. I've got a great team
Speaker 1: of doctors, and i got a great family around me,
Speaker 1: says Moss while the New England. While with New England,
Speaker 1: Moss in two thousand and seven set the single season
Speaker 1: receiving touchdown record with twenty three. He also retired from
Speaker 1: the NFL fourth and all time receiving yards and second
Speaker 1: in receiving touchdowns. You are now in the loop. For
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