Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining local.
Speaker 2: News, light, rain, and thirty eight degrees in Boston at
Speaker 2: eleven o'clock good Monday morning. I'm Sherry Small. Let's get
Speaker 2: you caught up.
Speaker 3: Here's what's happening. As President Trump baxist tariffs, consumers and
Speaker 3: the markets are reacting. We're seeing big swings on Wall
Speaker 3: Street early this morning, with all three major indexes fluctuating
Speaker 3: between slightly in the green and solidly in the red.
Speaker 3: Right now, the Dow is down two hundred and fifty nine,
Speaker 3: the SMP of two points, the NASDAC up ninety. Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: shoppers on South Shore worried about the impacts terriffs may
Speaker 3: have on their future plans.
Speaker 4: Bill from Hanover has quite a big purchase to make.
Speaker 1: We're thinking of replacing my wife's car.
Speaker 4: That Trump tarriffs are certainly complicating things, and he's hoping
Speaker 4: over the next few days he can close on a
Speaker 4: car with his wife before auto tariffs really sink in.
Speaker 2: But it seems on paper that they should end up
Speaker 2: increasing in price.
Speaker 1: We want to be at least somewhat proactive.
Speaker 4: It's quite the conundrum for many Americans in the market
Speaker 4: for anything from a new car to a new TV,
Speaker 4: not to mention the everyday staples at the supermarket.
Speaker 1: You know, it's pretty much buy by the essentials by
Speaker 1: which he needs to make it through the week.
Speaker 4: Talking with some shoppers outside of the market, Basket and
Speaker 4: Hanover who tell me they don't see a huge difference.
Speaker 1: Jes Yet, I'll just give it some time.
Speaker 4: A long term tariff policy will be changing prices as
Speaker 4: frequently as our early spring forecasts here in New England
Speaker 4: and handover Jim akawv Z Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: Israel titans it's grip on Gaza as it looks to
Speaker 2: pressure Hamas into releasing the remaining hostages. A new report
Speaker 2: says Israel now controls over half of the territory in
Speaker 2: the Gaza Strip. Forces have been raising land to help
Speaker 2: expand a buffer zone there. Meanwhile, in the West Bank,
Speaker 2: Israeli forces shoot and kill a Palestinian teenager with US citizenship.
Speaker 2: Your CBS is reimy insensio with more.
Speaker 5: It was a fourteen year old boy, Omar Muhammad rabet
Speaker 5: is his name, killed in a town about twenty five
Speaker 5: miles north of Jerusalem, and the mayor of that town
Speaker 5: said that an Israeli settler shot and killed him and
Speaker 5: then wound two are the teens who were with him.
Speaker 5: The IDF does have its side of the story. In
Speaker 5: a statement, it said that its soldiers identified what they
Speaker 5: called three terrorists their words, who were throwing rocks at
Speaker 5: a highway and they said, we're putting drivers at risk.
Speaker 2: And Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is in Washington today
Speaker 2: to meet with President Trump at the White House to
Speaker 2: discuss tariffs on Israel and more. All the four d
Speaker 2: a wbzach you weather forecasts. It's going to be cloudy, breezy.
Speaker 2: We'll see some rain, some of it mixing with wet
Speaker 2: snow at times, mainly north and west of Boston, but
Speaker 2: we'll only reach a high near forty. A very chilly
Speaker 2: day today and a chili night. Some of that rain
Speaker 2: is going to hang on ending after midnight. There could
Speaker 2: be wet snow mixed in again, mainly north and west
Speaker 2: of the city overnight low thirty five. Tomorrow is going
Speaker 2: to be a day much like today, again, rain, a
Speaker 2: possible snowshower, becoming windy in the afternoon, a mix of
Speaker 2: sun and clouds just about everything Hi only reaching forty four.
Speaker 2: Wednesday's high forty seven scott Despite sunny skies on Thursday,
Speaker 2: we will see a mix of sun and clouds, highs
Speaker 2: near fifty. We're seeing light rain in Boston and at
Speaker 2: eleven oh five it's thirty eight degrees in the city.
Speaker 2: To news now, a key member of the Baker administration
Speaker 2: announces he's running for governor of Massachusetts on the Republican ticket.
Speaker 4: I'm Mike Kennealy, and I'm excited to announce my candidacy
Speaker 4: to be your governor.
Speaker 2: Mike Kenneely is the former Housing and Economic Development Secretary
Speaker 2: under Governor Charlie Baker. He has formally launched a bid
Speaker 2: against Governor Mora Healy. In that campaign video that you
Speaker 2: heard that was released this morning, he said that Massachusetts
Speaker 2: is heading in the wrong direction. His campaign getting an
Speaker 2: early jumpstart. The gubernatorial election isn't until November of next year.
Speaker 2: Twenty twenty six, more international students studying here in Massachusetts
Speaker 2: are having their visas and legal statuses revoked. His WBC's
Speaker 2: James Rojas, reporting from Tufts.
Speaker 1: Tuffts University, made national headlines following the on camera detainment
Speaker 1: of an international student last month. Since then, another student
Speaker 1: lost their legal status. Over the past several days at
Speaker 1: UMass Amherst, six students had their visas revoked, the same
Speaker 1: as being said for three currents and two former Harvard
Speaker 1: students now over at Northeastern, and the university says several
Speaker 1: of its students have also lost their legal status. Stories
Speaker 1: like these are creating a lot of anxiety and uncertainty
Speaker 1: on campuses across the Commonwealth. At Tufts, James Rojas WBZ
Speaker 1: Boston'snoos Radio.
Speaker 2: A showdown brewing over the case of kilmar Abrego Garcia,
Speaker 2: a Mariland man mistakenly deported to l Salvador. Now the
Speaker 2: White House has just asked the Supreme Court to step
Speaker 2: in and block a court order requiring that he be
Speaker 2: returned to the United States. A lower court judge ruled
Speaker 2: that he must be returned home today, but the White
Speaker 2: House says it just doesn't have jurisdiction. CBS is Scott
Speaker 2: MacFarlane with more.
Speaker 6: In a blistering opinion this weekend, Judge Paula Zennis said
Speaker 6: it was a grievous error and that the administration had
Speaker 6: no authority to arrest Garcia, no justification to detain him,
Speaker 6: and no grounds to send him to El Salvador, let
Speaker 6: alone deliver him into one of the most dangerous prisons
Speaker 6: in the Western Hemisphere. The administration has CounterPunch, saying the
Speaker 6: judge can't exert authority over El Salvador, where Abrigo Garcia
Speaker 6: remains being held.
Speaker 2: In a statement to CBS News, Attorney General Pam Bondi
Speaker 2: said that she expects her attorneys to zealously advocate on
Speaker 2: behalf of the US. All Right, it's back to jury
Speaker 2: selection today and the Karen Reid retrial today, marking the
Speaker 2: fifth day so far for selecting a jury after tenders
Speaker 2: were chosen last week. The judge is looking to see
Speaker 2: it at least sixteen. Some legal experts are raising concerns
Speaker 2: over the selection. With the massive publicity surrounding this trial,
Speaker 2: They fear that some potential jurors could be underplaying their
Speaker 2: bias in order to get seated on the jury. Reid's defense, meanwhile,
Speaker 2: has filed an appeal with the US Supreme Court trying
Speaker 2: to get two of the three charges thrown out, saying
Speaker 2: that jurors from the first trial, which ended with a
Speaker 2: hung jury, came forward afterwards claiming that they were only
Speaker 2: undecided on one of the charges. You are now in
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