Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining local.
Speaker 2: News twenty six degrees in Boston at eleven o'clock. I'm
Speaker 2: Kyle Bray, and here's what's happening. We start off in
Speaker 2: our nation's capital. President Trump embarks on his first trip
Speaker 2: of his new turn today to disaster zones in North
Speaker 2: Carolina and California. It's been a busy first week for
Speaker 2: the President. Yesterday, he ordered the release of classified documents
Speaker 2: on the assassinations of JFK, RFK and Martin Luther King Junior.
Speaker 2: At first glance, this seems like a sweeping action to
Speaker 2: pull back the curtain on conspiracies surrounding these killings, but
Speaker 2: ABC Stephen Portnoy says it's not that simple.
Speaker 3: The president's order doesn't actually declassify anything. It does direct
Speaker 3: agencies to come up with a plan for the release
Speaker 3: of the still secret documents. That plan is due in
Speaker 3: two weeks for the JFK record and in forty five
Speaker 3: days for the MLK and RFK. Material. Experts Hoop been
Speaker 3: steeped in these cases for decades, called the president's move
Speaker 3: an important and positive step, but they're still skeptical, fearing
Speaker 3: a cumbersome declassification process is still in store.
Speaker 2: President Trump pledged to declassify details of these assassinations during
Speaker 2: his first term, but ended up withholding some documents at
Speaker 2: thebhst of federal authorities. Despite getting a pardon from President Trump,
Speaker 2: oath Keeper's founder, Stuart Rhodes is banned from entering Washington,
Speaker 2: d C. Without a court approval. That order came from
Speaker 2: a US district court just two days after Rhodes was
Speaker 2: released from prison and made a visit to the Capitol.
Speaker 2: Rhodes was charged and convicted with some of the most
Speaker 2: serious crimes related to the Capitol riot. He was supposed
Speaker 2: to serve eighteen years in prison for seditious conspiracy. When
Speaker 2: Rhodes returned to Washington, d C. This week, he was
Speaker 2: met with at least one He met with at least
Speaker 2: one lawmaker and defended his actions during the Capitol riot.
Speaker 2: And While President Trump fulfill's campaign promises on immigration, ABC's
Speaker 2: Mary Bruce.
Speaker 4: Reports immigration a top issue in Trump's campaign, the White
Speaker 4: House now eager to show they're delivering across the country
Speaker 4: in major cities like Boston, New York, and Newark, some
Speaker 4: communities rattled by ice raids. The Newark mayor, saying he
Speaker 4: will not stand by idly while people are being unlawfully terrorized.
Speaker 4: Trump has promised the largest mass deportations in American history,
Speaker 4: but sources tell ABC News these appear to be routine
Speaker 4: immigration rates that have been customary for years.
Speaker 2: Meantime, here in our backyard, Chelsea City Manager Fidel Maltz
Speaker 2: writes in an open letter to the community that ICE
Speaker 2: had mobilized in the city, but so far no residents
Speaker 2: have been detained. He writes that as someone who immigrated
Speaker 2: to the US as a young child, he understands the
Speaker 2: importance of keeping families together. Meantime, in Brockton, the school
Speaker 2: district is vowing to protect all students, regardless of their
Speaker 2: immigration status. The Broughton Enterprise reports the school's superintendant says
Speaker 2: that any federal agents that show up at one of
Speaker 2: the city's public schools will be directed to this superintendent's
Speaker 2: office and the district will get legal counsel. It's time
Speaker 2: now for the four to a wbz ACU weather forecast. Today,
Speaker 2: We're gonna see sun and a few clowns high of
Speaker 2: around thirty three Tonight, it will be turning out to
Speaker 2: be mainly clear we'll have a loaf of about eighteen
Speaker 2: in Boston, and we'll get down to eight in some
Speaker 2: of those coldest inland suburbs. It will be in the
Speaker 2: low twenties if you're out on the Capan Islands. Now
Speaker 2: Tomorrow we'll have plenty of sun with a cold breeze
Speaker 2: high of around thirty. Then on Sunday we'll be warming
Speaker 2: up to a high of about thirty eight. Still have
Speaker 2: that breeze and the clouds will break for some sun.
Speaker 2: Now on Monday start of the work week, it will
Speaker 2: be rather windy with periods of clouds and sun. We'll
Speaker 2: have a high about thirty seven, and looking ahead for
Speaker 2: the rest of the work week, we're gonna see that breeze.
Speaker 2: We'll be lingering around, We'll have some more clouds, and
Speaker 2: the highs will be not far from forty. Right now
Speaker 2: in Boston it is twenty six degrees. A seventeen year
Speaker 2: old football player from Hanover gets the meeting of a
Speaker 2: lifetime with Bill Belichick. CBS News Boston's Brandon Truitt says
Speaker 2: Marky Wallbridge didn't even know what was coming.
Speaker 1: Marky getting a thirty minute heads up that the coach
Speaker 1: was on the way.
Speaker 5: I don't really like get nervous for meetings with the coaches,
Speaker 5: but him, I was like a little bit nervous for
Speaker 5: it because I grew up watching him on TV. All
Speaker 5: the success he's had as a coach. We've been to
Speaker 5: like the Patriots Paride. Why not see him to celebrate.
Speaker 1: On the day Belichick signed his multi year deal at
Speaker 1: UNC Chapel Hill, he made a stop at Saint Sebastian's
Speaker 1: to offer Markey a spot on his team.
Speaker 5: I had to text as coach and say, can you
Speaker 5: just make sure you get a picture just I just
Speaker 5: need one picture of Bill Belichick with Marky. I saw
Speaker 5: a League Lineman of the Year.
Speaker 1: His parents as proud as can be, not just for
Speaker 1: the recognition their son's getting, but the work he's put in.
Speaker 5: It's amazing and it's it's unreal at times.
Speaker 2: Wallbridge is a six foot six, two hundred and seventy
Speaker 2: pounds left tackle from Saint Sebastian's. He got his first
Speaker 2: college it was only fourteen years old. Belijack also traveled
Speaker 2: to Xaverian Brothers High School in Westwood. This week time
Speaker 2: now is eleven o six. The fight against a gas
Speaker 2: fired power plant in Broughton has been going on for decades,
Speaker 2: and opponents of the plan just got a major win.
Speaker 2: The Brockton Enterprise reports the Department of Environmental Protection denied
Speaker 2: Brockton Power and Air permit. The company has thirty days
Speaker 2: to appeal. The dep sided with residents fighting back against
Speaker 2: the three hundred and fifty megawatt plant after analysis from
Speaker 2: the department found Brockton Power had no reasonable likelihood of
Speaker 2: completing the project. Residents told the paper they opposed the
Speaker 2: plant because they were worried about emissions in the area
Speaker 2: that already has a landfill and a wastewater treatment plant.
Speaker 2: Panda Bear's return to Washington, d C after over a year.
Speaker 2: CBS's Wendy Jullette reports.
Speaker 6: Children wearing bear hats welcome the return of two giant
Speaker 6: pandas to the Smithsonian's National Zoo from China, Washington, DC
Speaker 6: is no longer unbearable. A band in dancing panda then
Speaker 6: open the new renovated habitat that three year olds Boo
Speaker 6: Lee and Shing Bao now call home. Zoo director doctor
Speaker 6: Brandy Smith.
Speaker 4: The picture isn't great for a lot of species, but
Speaker 4: with pandas it is.
Speaker 6: Admission to the zoo is free, though reservations are required.
Speaker 6: When did you let CBS News.
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Speaker 2: I'm Kyle Brad, WBZ, Boston's news radio