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Speaker 2: This is WBZ Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 3: Mostly sonny and very chilly and windy fifty in Boston.
Speaker 3: It's eleven o'clock. Good morning on Laurie Kirby. Here's what's
Speaker 3: happening on the debate stage. Senator Elizabeth Warren and Republican
Speaker 3: challenger John Deeton going toe to toe and their first
Speaker 3: of two scheduled debates this week. WBZ Sherry's Wall recaps
Speaker 3: what went down last night, the.
Speaker 4: Two candidates debating on a number of key voter issues,
Speaker 4: including education in Massachusetts ballot question two, the mcast graduation requirement.
Speaker 2: We can't have three hundred and fifty one standards.
Speaker 3: One test is not a great measure for every kid.
Speaker 4: Another major issue immigration, Daton, calling it a national security crisis,
Speaker 4: but says he does not support mass deportations. Senator Warren
Speaker 4: admitting the migrant crisis is draining Massachusetts education, housing, and
Speaker 4: healthcare systems. Healthcare in general was a heated topic.
Speaker 1: Republican control of the Senate means that the people who
Speaker 1: are in charge nationally of our healthcare policy want to
Speaker 1: repeal the Affordable Care Act.
Speaker 3: There was a deal on the table for United Health
Speaker 3: to purchase Stewart.
Speaker 2: Sara Warren rushed to the table.
Speaker 3: She objected to it, why because it's a for profit company.
Speaker 4: There's second to be will be held tomorrow night in Springfield.
Speaker 4: Sherry Small WBZ, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 3: On the presidential campaign trail. Former President Trump will be
Speaker 3: in Florida today for a town hall with Univision. Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: Vice President Kamala Harris will be in the key swing
Speaker 3: state of Pennsylvania for a campaign event there and in
Speaker 3: another battleground state. A judge in Georgia blocks a controversial
Speaker 3: rule that could slow the counting of ballots. ABC Stephen
Speaker 3: Portnoy has more.
Speaker 2: It's the second major election related ruling this week from
Speaker 2: Georgia State Judge Robert McBurney. Monday, he ruled the counties
Speaker 2: have no choice but to sert of the results now.
Speaker 2: He says the state election board cannot require poll workers
Speaker 2: to hand count the number of ballots to ensure that
Speaker 2: tallly matches a machine tabulation. Judge mcburne says that rule
Speaker 2: was adopted too close to the election, without leaving enough
Speaker 2: time to train poll workers.
Speaker 3: The rule was originally enacted by a Trump endorsed majority
Speaker 3: in the state's election board, and one sitting and two
Speaker 3: former presidents will attend a memorial service in Washington, d C.
Speaker 3: This afternoon honoring the life and legacy of the late
Speaker 3: Great Ethel Kennedy. President Biden will deliver a eulogy at
Speaker 3: the Celebration of Life at the Cathedral of Saint Matthew
Speaker 3: the Apostle, and former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton
Speaker 3: will be in attendance. Officials in Florida tracked down the
Speaker 3: twenty three year old owner of a dog tied to
Speaker 3: a fence and left to die as Hurricane Milton struck
Speaker 3: Florida last week. CBS's Debora Rodriguez with the update to
Speaker 3: his story, we first brought you.
Speaker 2: Not only I don't blame you, it's it's okay.
Speaker 5: The white bull terrier and water up to its belly
Speaker 5: on the side of I seventy five in Tampa last
Speaker 5: week was saved by a Hillsboro County trooper. Now Governor
Speaker 5: Ron DeSantis says the owner will face animal cruelty charges,
Speaker 5: which could bring up to five years in prison for
Speaker 5: third degree felony. The pooch, renamed Trooper, has a new
Speaker 5: temporary family. Deborah Rodriguez, CBS New. Here we go breezing
Speaker 5: times of sun and clouds. Right now I'm seeing more
Speaker 5: sunshine and I'm also seeing those trees kind of shake
Speaker 5: and bend. We have a small craft advisory through at
Speaker 5: least two o'clock this afternoon. It is going to be
Speaker 5: very bright and very cold, but less windy tonight. Some
Speaker 5: of you will see some areas of frost. Low thirties
Speaker 5: near and beyond four ninety five, low of forty in Boston.
Speaker 3: Look for that moon. It's going to be as extraordinary,
Speaker 3: especially with that clear sky Tomorrow mid to high fifties
Speaker 3: was sun. Wait until you hear the rest of the
Speaker 3: forecast Friday into the weekend. It does not disappoint. Eleven
Speaker 3: five Danvers residents speak out about a group of teens
Speaker 3: they say are hanging out near the center of Danvers
Speaker 3: and attacking people. Chris Anderson is a man with developmental disabilities,
Speaker 3: and it's one of the victims who spoke out at
Speaker 3: a select board meeting last night. He was taken to
Speaker 3: the hospital over the weekend after being attacked.
Speaker 2: Every day, and I can't see right that time.
Speaker 4: I'll find that.
Speaker 1: It's hot.
Speaker 3: More than a dozen other residents also say they've been targeted.
Speaker 3: I was spent at cold names, rocks thrown up in
Speaker 3: my face and they run amock and it doesn't seem
Speaker 3: they're worried about anything. What the heck is going on?
Speaker 3: Danvers police and school resource officers say they're investigating kept
Speaker 3: down in the ranks because she's a woman. This is
Speaker 3: the allegation Bridgewater Police Sergeant Kelly chiwilli combat veteran, is
Speaker 3: making in a lawsuit against the chief of police in Bridgewater.
Speaker 3: Enterprise News says Julie was passed over for the position
Speaker 3: of lieutenant last year, would have been a sweet promotion.
Speaker 3: She claims that Chief Christopher del Monte created a hostile
Speaker 3: work environment. Del Monte tells the Enterprise this is the
Speaker 3: first gender discrimination lawsuit that he's had lodged against him
Speaker 3: in his fifteen years as chief of police. Are you
Speaker 3: worried about nuts on jets?
Speaker 1: I'm Vickie Barker in London, where researchers commissioned by the
Speaker 1: aviation industry here have found no evidence that nut allergans
Speaker 1: can be spread through an aircraft's ventilation system, but clear
Speaker 1: evidence that they can stick to seats, tray tables, and screens,
Speaker 1: so instead of onboard announcements ordering passengers not to consume nuts,
Speaker 1: passengers with severe nut allergies would be better served by
Speaker 1: making sure their seat area has been wiped clean.
Speaker 3: By the way, you can read the research. It was
Speaker 3: published us this week in the Archives of Disease in Childhood.
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Speaker 3: I'm Laurie Kirby, WBZ, Boston's news radio