Speaker 1: This is w b Z, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: Seventy two degrees in Boston right now, it's partly cloudy,
Speaker 2: could have some showers later on. We'll get the forecast
Speaker 2: coming up in just a few minutes. Thanks for being
Speaker 2: here on this Friday morning. I'm Nicole Davis. It's eleven
Speaker 2: o'clock and here's what's happening over at the Karen Reid
Speaker 2: retrial at Norfolk Superior Court. Matthew desgra a crash reconstruction
Speaker 2: expert for the defense, is right now on the stand
Speaker 2: testifying Defense attorney Alan Jackson is using him to counter
Speaker 2: the analysis of the prosecution's expert witnesses. Of course, it
Speaker 2: is up to the jury to decide which expert to believe.
Speaker 2: There are still more questions than answers after yesterday's and
Speaker 2: tonight's concerts at Fenway Park were abruptly canceled last night.
Speaker 2: Among the questions, how will businesses nearby be impacted by
Speaker 2: all this? You're wbz's James Rojas.
Speaker 1: You can't help but feel bad for fans who came
Speaker 1: to Boston to see Shakira last night. Or Jason el
Speaker 1: Dean and Brooks and done today, only to be told
Speaker 1: that the shows are canceled because the stage wasn't set
Speaker 1: up to standards.
Speaker 3: I got a message just two hours before the concert.
Speaker 3: I was so disappointed.
Speaker 1: But you also have to feel for local bars, restaurants
Speaker 1: and those betting on a big turnout.
Speaker 3: They were selling shirts, they were selling hoots, they were
Speaker 3: selling food outside of the Cunning Park, so they were
Speaker 3: disappointed to this. Well, it actually affected my mom's business
Speaker 3: as well, because she works for the company that sets
Speaker 3: up the concerts.
Speaker 1: They had to go in and like undo everything quickly.
Speaker 4: It's not great. It's never good to not have money
Speaker 4: excessily for the smaller businesses, you know what I mean
Speaker 4: that really depend on things like that.
Speaker 1: At Fenway James Rojas WBZ Boston's News radio at eleven
Speaker 1: o two.
Speaker 2: The Supreme Court has just ruled the Trump administration can
Speaker 2: end humanitarian parole for immigrants from four countries Venezuela, Cuba, Haiti,
Speaker 2: and Nicaragua. In today's order from the nation's highest court
Speaker 2: now exposes more than half a million people to deportation,
Speaker 2: many of whom have fled some of them most dangerous
Speaker 2: places on Earth. Today's move over turns a lower court
Speaker 2: ruling out of Boston Federal Court that had stopped the
Speaker 2: Trump administration from doing this. The White House had argued
Speaker 2: the judge in Boston Federal Court was wrongly intruding on
Speaker 2: the Department of Homeland Securities authority. And there's controversy over
Speaker 2: Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior's Make America Healthy Again report.
Speaker 2: The White House touting the report as quote clear and
Speaker 2: evidence based when it came out last week. Now, some
Speaker 2: of the sources had been called into question. As we
Speaker 2: hear from ABC's Mary Bruce, some of.
Speaker 5: The citations in this report are really garbled and appear
Speaker 5: to bear the hallmark of having been created by artificial intelligence.
Speaker 5: This sweeping report, led by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior,
Speaker 5: outlined what the administration believes are the root causes of
Speaker 5: childhood disease, but the footnotes include numerous error Some citations
Speaker 5: include the wrong authors, others site to studies that don't
Speaker 5: exist at all. Now, the White House says the mistakes
Speaker 5: are due to quote formatting issues and that they are
Speaker 5: being corrected. The Press Secretary stressing that they do not
Speaker 5: quote negate the substance of the report.
Speaker 2: And that report has since been revised. Well, the forecast
Speaker 2: right now is not looking terrible. For today. We could
Speaker 2: have a couple of showers popping up from time to time.
Speaker 2: We had a few in Central Mass a short time ago.
Speaker 2: From what I can see on the radar, those have
Speaker 2: dried up, so we'll take that. And right now most
Speaker 2: of us are in the upper sixties, low seventies. High
Speaker 2: today about seventy eight to eighty if you're inland, seventy
Speaker 2: five right on the coast, sixties if you're on the
Speaker 2: Capan Islands, a little bit cooler with that breeze coming
Speaker 2: off the water. For tonight, we will have more clouds
Speaker 2: moving through, a couple of stray showers early, and then
Speaker 2: our next storm shows up. We've got heavy rain at times,
Speaker 2: a couple of thunderstorms possible as well tonight into tomorrow morning.
Speaker 2: Low tonight in the mid fifties, and then again raining
Speaker 2: in the morning tomorrow to start off the weekend. Pretty
Speaker 2: sure we're at the twelfth or thirteenth weekend here where
Speaker 2: our Saturdays have been wet in some way, shape or form.
Speaker 2: I guess at this point it's just the pattern we're in.
Speaker 2: Who knows, I'm no meteorologists, but I can tell you
Speaker 2: it's going to rain on Saturday tomorrow and then for
Speaker 2: the afternoon. Not consistent, but a couple of showers will
Speaker 2: stick around and high in the mid to upper sixties.
Speaker 2: Someday looking better, we could have some showers north and
Speaker 2: west of four ninety five, and we've got a high
Speaker 2: near sixty five right now, fifty nine on the Vineyard,
Speaker 2: seventy one in Auburn, where it's seventy one in Darry,
Speaker 2: New Hampshire, and in Boston at eleven oh six it
Speaker 2: is mostly cloudy and seventy two degrees. If you happen
Speaker 2: to be heading out of town this weekend on the Pike,
Speaker 2: consider this year warning. Big backups are possible around Newton
Speaker 2: and Weston, AH.
Speaker 4: The sounds of summer hitting the road and making a
Speaker 4: trip gets a little complicated. Beginning at nine tonight and
Speaker 4: lasting all weekend, Mass Doc Cruise begin bridgework between Newton
Speaker 4: and Weston, only one lane getting by in boat directions
Speaker 4: until Monday at five am. Is it worth it?
Speaker 2: It needs to be done?
Speaker 1: Worth it? Yeah, he's any investment now and every investment
Speaker 1: highs quests.
Speaker 4: Drivers seem to understand the frustrations, but understand replacing critical
Speaker 4: infrastructure even more.
Speaker 1: It enhances communities in the long run.
Speaker 4: So plan into any of your weekend plans, you'll be
Speaker 4: waiting a while. Ryan from Newton says it's a necessary
Speaker 4: speed bob for save for transportation.
Speaker 6: We have to keep developing to accommodate for all the
Speaker 6: new people coming here in Newton.
Speaker 4: Jimmyk WBZ, Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 2: A change now to the trial date for the South
Speaker 2: Shore woman accused of killing her children before trying to
Speaker 2: take her own life. Lindsay Clancy's trial has now been
Speaker 2: moved to February of next year. It was originally set
Speaker 2: to start next January. Her attorney's claim she was suffering
Speaker 2: from postpartum depression and during the attack was heavily medicated.
Speaker 2: The prosecution claim she was mentally sound when she strangled
Speaker 2: her children as her husband was out of the house.
Speaker 2: And new information today about the probe and to the
Speaker 2: death of a state police recruit. The Globe reports a
Speaker 2: Superior Court grand jury is hearing testimony about the training
Speaker 2: exercise where Enrique Delgado Garcia died. This is according to
Speaker 2: three people close to those proceedings. Public details about Delgado
Speaker 2: Garcia's death at the State Police Academy have been few
Speaker 2: and far between after he was injured in a boxing ring,
Speaker 2: but no charges have been filed and nobody has been disciplined.
Speaker 2: The federal government has loosened up its grip on cryptocurrency.
Speaker 6: The Securities at Exchange Commission dropping its lawsuit against Binance,
Speaker 6: the world's largest crypto exchange, ending one of the last
Speaker 6: remaining crypto enforcement actions from the prior administration, which had
Speaker 6: accused Finance of mishandling customer money and other violations. Now
Speaker 6: the dismissal comes days after Binance began listing USD one.
Speaker 6: This is a cryptocurrency launched by World Liberty Financial, the
Speaker 6: crypto firms started by President Trump's family.
Speaker 2: ABC's Erin Tirsky. President Trump's crypto venture has come under
Speaker 2: scrutiny in recent days. Just last week, the President hosted
Speaker 2: a dinner for investors in his Mean coin Hows. Democrat
Speaker 2: Jamie Raskin of Maryland has opened a probe into that dinner.
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Speaker 2: I'm Nicole Davis. Wb Z and Boston's news radio