Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: Seventy seven degrees and cloudy in Boston at eleven o'clock.
Speaker 2: Good morning, I'm Kyle Bray. Thank you for joining us,
Speaker 2: and here's what's happening. A massive fire at Fall Rivers
Speaker 2: Gabriel House assisted living residents claims nine lives. This fire
Speaker 2: happened at around nine to thirty last night at the
Speaker 2: facility on Oliver Street. Fall River Fire Chief Jeffrey Bacon
Speaker 2: says thirty people were taken to the hospital, including one
Speaker 2: in critical condition.
Speaker 1: My heart goes to the families of those who were injured,
Speaker 1: and especially the nine who lost their lives.
Speaker 2: First responders say some residents were hanging out of the
Speaker 2: windows with hopes of being rescued. Fifty firefighters responded, a
Speaker 2: majority of whom were off duty at the time. Governor
Speaker 2: Morey Heally says an investigation into what happened is underway,
Speaker 2: and her heart goes out to the victims family. Le's
Speaker 2: waking up to the most horrific news imaginable. We're expected
Speaker 2: to learn more today about President Trump's news stance on Russia,
Speaker 2: following months of unsuccessful attempts to end the war in Ukraine.
Speaker 2: CBS's Weaija Jayang has the details.
Speaker 3: Trump told reporters he plans to send Patriot missiles to Ukraine,
Speaker 3: which is president what Ladimir Zelensky has been pushing for.
Speaker 3: They are one of the few defense weapons capable of
Speaker 3: intercepting ballistic missiles. The president says European allies will pay
Speaker 3: for and distribute the weapons. CBS News has also learned
Speaker 3: Trump is considering authorizing new funding for Ukraine for the
Speaker 3: first time since he took office back in January.
Speaker 2: Prior to taking office, mister Trump said he could end
Speaker 2: the war in Ukraine in just twenty four hours. Nearly
Speaker 2: two hundred people have been killed in Gaza and just
Speaker 2: over the last two days. ABC's Guy Davies has the latest.
Speaker 4: Is radio asterrites continue to rain down across the Gaza
Speaker 4: Strip over the past forty eight hours. The mass run
Speaker 4: as a health ministry saying at least one hundred and
Speaker 4: ninety eight Palaestines have been killed and over six hundred injured.
Speaker 4: Amongst the casualties were ten people, including children, killed on
Speaker 4: their way to collect water in the city of Caryunis,
Speaker 4: the IDs saying that strike was due to a quote
Speaker 4: technical error. Meanwhile, cease fire talks continuing with no breakthrough,
Speaker 4: as Hamas and Israel remain at an impasse on how
Speaker 4: exactly to end this devastating war. Guy Davies, ABC News
Speaker 4: in London.
Speaker 2: It's time now for the four d a WBZACU weather forecast. Today,
Speaker 2: it's gonna be clowny with some sun we might have
Speaker 2: a thunderstorm around late that'll be mainly north and west
Speaker 2: of the city. We're gonna have highs between eighty one
Speaker 2: and eighty five. Tonight, a thunderstorm and spots early, otherwise
Speaker 2: mostly cloudy, low of seventy two.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: Tuesday, we're gonna have some hazy sunshine, will have highs
Speaker 2: between eighty five and eighty nine, mainly in down to
Speaker 2: the seventies. If you're on the Capan Islands. Tomorrow or Wednesday,
Speaker 2: we'll have some sunshine and some clowns high near ninety,
Speaker 2: but those real field tempts will jump all though, we
Speaker 2: up to the mid nineties. Thursday, some more are the same.
Speaker 2: We'll have some clouds in the sun with aunderstorm around
Speaker 2: in the afternoon. We'll have a high between eighty six
Speaker 2: and ninety in those real fields jumping up again to
Speaker 2: the mid nineties. Looking ahead, it will be hot and humid,
Speaker 2: with some sunshine Friday, as well as a couple of
Speaker 2: afternoon thunderstorms. Highs in the lower nineties, and now in
Speaker 2: Boston it is mostly clowny and seventy seven degrees. Support
Speaker 2: grows nationwide for striking sanitation workers in the Bay State.
Speaker 2: WBZ S James Rojas has more from the picket line
Speaker 2: in Pabad.
Speaker 1: Republic Services workers and union members in California are honoring
Speaker 1: picking lines here in the Bay State. Trash is piling
Speaker 1: up in Orange County and the San Francisco Bay Area,
Speaker 1: with garbage not being picked up in some communities for
Speaker 1: nearly a week. Meanwhile, workers in the Commonwealth are entering
Speaker 1: week two of their strike. Thomas Mary, as president of
Speaker 1: Teamster's Local twenty five.
Speaker 5: The pressure is being tightened on this company to do
Speaker 5: the right thing by the working man. And what we're
Speaker 5: doing with the team Stairs is we're showing that you
Speaker 5: take on one of us, whether it's in Boston but Poughkeepsie,
Speaker 5: New York, Lando, Florida, we stick together.
Speaker 1: Republic Services and Union Reps will get back to the
Speaker 1: negotiating table tomorrow. With a federal mediator and peabody James
Speaker 1: Rojas w b Z Boston Snows Radio.
Speaker 2: The Essex County DA's office launches an investigation after a
Speaker 2: man died in police custody while experiencing a mental health crisis.
Speaker 2: Family members of Francis Jiggliani rallied in Haveril yesterday calling
Speaker 2: for justice. His fiance says Jiggliani was calling out for
Speaker 2: help as police officers knelt on his neck and pig
Speaker 2: piled on top of him. Police initially responded to the
Speaker 2: area after getting a call about a man acting erradically
Speaker 2: weaving in and out of traffic. Officers tried to restrain
Speaker 2: him until he became unresponsive. He was taken to a
Speaker 2: local hospital, where he was pronounced dead. His fiance says
Speaker 2: he suffered from mental health issues and was not armed
Speaker 2: at the time. The ESSEXDA is looking for anyone with
Speaker 2: video or photos of the incident to reach out to them.
Speaker 2: Mounting backlash against the Trump administration over the Justice Department's
Speaker 2: hands of files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein,
Speaker 2: CBS's Natalie Brand has more.
Speaker 6: There's been this growing revolt within the MAGA base really
Speaker 6: stoked by far right social media personalities, including Laura Lumer,
Speaker 6: who's been calling for the resignation of Attorney General Pam Bondi.
Speaker 6: They are highly disappointed with the decision to withhold records
Speaker 6: and also the DOJ's statement that there's not a client list,
Speaker 6: despite previous comments that indicated more information could be coming.
Speaker 2: President Trump defended Bondi on social media, saying she's doing
Speaker 2: a fantastic job, adding that we should not waste time
Speaker 2: and energy on Jeffrey Epstein, someone that nobody cares about.
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Speaker 2: I'm Kyle Bray, WBZ, Boston's news radio