Speaker 1: This is WBZY, Boston's news radio re defining local news.
Speaker 1: Good morning, six o'clock. Hazy sunshine again in Boston. It
Speaker 1: is a very mild sixty three and muggy degrees as
Speaker 1: we get started this morning. The News at six brought
Speaker 1: to us by your New England Toyota Dealer, your hybrid
Speaker 1: all wheel drive headquarters. Thanks for being with us on
Speaker 1: this Thursday morning. I'm Jeff Brown, and you might already
Speaker 1: need to towel off rather haunt and human today with
Speaker 1: sun and genitals of clowns. We'll have a late day
Speaker 1: evening thunderstorm and a few spots northwest of Boston. That
Speaker 1: is wbz AKI weather meteorologist Heather's air nineties today, still muggy,
Speaker 1: some rain expected to move in tomorrow. The juice is
Speaker 1: not worth the squeeze. At the airport, the TSA warns
Speaker 1: travelers not to use USB ports at the terminals to
Speaker 1: power up your phones. It might get you into some
Speaker 1: serious trouble. Many of us have been there.
Speaker 2: We're at the airport, flight gets delayed and we're killing
Speaker 2: time on our phone when we realize we have to
Speaker 2: charge up before we take off. But don't be so
Speaker 2: quick to plug into that USB port. The TSA says,
Speaker 2: that could expose you to malware.
Speaker 3: Well, that's good today coming out to travel.
Speaker 1: I had no idea that you would you be hacked
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've seen little USB plugs with little chips in
Speaker 3: them hidden, so I'm not surprised that it's starting to
Speaker 3: become a lot more publicly available.
Speaker 2: Instead, the TSA says, use the wall charger adapter or
Speaker 2: a travel compliant battery pack. Also, don't use free public
Speaker 2: Wi Fi, especially when doing online banking or buying things
Speaker 2: pretty unsecure. L Logan James rohas WBZ Boston Snooze Radio.
Speaker 1: Red Sox are off today after a walk off win
Speaker 1: at Fenway Park. Red Sox and Yankees in the Bronx
Speaker 1: tomorrow night for a weekend series sudden death wins for
Speaker 1: the Oilers take Game one of the Stanley Cup Final
Speaker 1: over the Florida Panthers, and the NBA Finals begin tonight.
Speaker 1: It's Oklahoma City and the Indiana Pacers in their first
Speaker 1: ever postseason matchup for all the NBA marbles. It was
Speaker 1: the cusp of Summer in nineteen sixty eight. Just after
Speaker 1: midnight on this day, fifty seven years ago. Robert F.
Speaker 1: Kennedy was gunned down by an assassin's bullet on the
Speaker 1: presidential campaign trail in Los Angeles and immediately after winning
Speaker 1: the California primary. Shots fired by Sir Hans Sirhan became
Speaker 1: the latest act of violence in what turned into a
Speaker 1: very deadly year. Kennedy was just about to become the
Speaker 1: Democrats nominee to take on Richard Nixon for the White House.
Speaker 1: His death followed the killing of civil rights icon Martin
Speaker 1: Luther King. By month. Kennedy's opportunity to win the White
Speaker 1: House appeared when President Lyndon Johnson dropped out. As for
Speaker 1: the killer, Sir Hans Sirhan remains in prison. He's been
Speaker 1: denied parole seventeen times. President Trump takes it out on
Speaker 1: Harvard University once again.
Speaker 4: Mister Trump has signed a proclamation banning visas for foreign
Speaker 4: students to study at Harvard, in an escalating dispute with
Speaker 4: the elite university. The directive said that Harvard had a
Speaker 4: history of foreign ties with potential security implications and failed
Speaker 4: to supply sufficient information about students illegal activities. It also
Speaker 4: said that many agitators behind anti Semitic incidents were foreign students.
Speaker 1: As the BBC's Danielle Yellowtzka, the President sideswipes a recent
Speaker 1: court ruling to prevent this block by using emergency powers.
Speaker 1: It'll put a six month hold on all foreign student
Speaker 1: visas for those who intend to come to Harvard to study.
Speaker 1: The President calls on his Attorney general to investigate whether
Speaker 1: former President Biden's administration tried to cover up his mental
Speaker 1: state while in office.
Speaker 5: Trump has said multiple times he wants to look into
Speaker 5: the Biden pardons. Was Biden in the right state of
Speaker 5: mind when he issued those pardons when he left office? Now,
Speaker 5: what Trump has said is he believes those pardons could
Speaker 5: be null and void. He's not going to recognize those part.
Speaker 5: It's not clear that he can really do that.
Speaker 1: That's ABC's Catherine Folders. This is all about the use
Speaker 1: of the auto pen and points to the allegations of
Speaker 1: the former president's cognitive decline. Former President Joe Biden's as
Speaker 1: let me be clear, it was always me in charge.
Speaker 1: It's already one of those mornings that has a summer
Speaker 1: like field to the air. If the air conditioners are
Speaker 1: not in your window yet, better put them in pretty
Speaker 1: early this morning, because we're going to be soaring into
Speaker 1: the nineties later today, temperatures hazy, hot, and humid will
Speaker 1: be in the upper eighties even at the beaches. Today
Speaker 1: inland locations will top ninety degrees. This is brief, but
Speaker 1: it will be potent because overnight tonight we're partly cloudy,
Speaker 1: still mild, sixty seven degrees and still muggy. Tomorrow, by
Speaker 1: the way, not as hot. We'll see temperatures in the eighties,
Speaker 1: but we're also going to see more clouds on the increase,
Speaker 1: and that's going to bring the thread of showers and
Speaker 1: thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon moving into the area. Looks like some
Speaker 1: lingering rain is going to hang around on Saturday to
Speaker 1: kick off too, but it doesn't look like it's going
Speaker 1: to be here all day long. On Saturday. We'll see
Speaker 1: some sunshine later in the day and temperatures in the seventies,
Speaker 1: and it looks a little bit better on Sunday to
Speaker 1: wrap up the weekend as well. Right now in Boston
Speaker 1: this Thursday morning, we've got hazy skies sixty three degrees
Speaker 1: here in the city. Summer officially arrives two weeks from tomorrow,
Speaker 1: but for all intents and purposes, it's already here.
Speaker 6: We've got a scorch, you're on deck, hot and humid.
Speaker 1: They're kind of weather.
Speaker 3: I love it. It's awesome. It's a long time coming.
Speaker 3: Me was a really cold month. June finally brings a
Speaker 3: little bit of heat.
Speaker 1: And when it gets steamy, they escaped to the beach.
Speaker 6: It brings a huge sense of relief. You always get
Speaker 6: a cool breeze coming off the water and you open
Speaker 6: your windows at night.
Speaker 3: It's beautiful. Perfect day to take a well deserved personal
Speaker 3: day and head right to the beach with a good book,
Speaker 3: good beach chair, good book, and enjoy the day.
Speaker 2: Chris Vaalm a WBZ Boston's.
Speaker 1: News radio, don't get too comfortable this summer, because it's
Speaker 1: always safety first.
Speaker 6: Public Health Commissioner Robbie Goldstein is reminding people to use
Speaker 6: common sense precautions like preventing bites from ticks and mosquitoes
Speaker 6: by using repellents with EPA ingredients and wearing long sleeve shirts.
Speaker 7: And one of the easiest things to do is when
Speaker 7: you come in from being outside, to do a really
Speaker 7: fair check to look at any exposed skin and to
Speaker 7: see if there are any ticks present.
Speaker 6: When it comes to water and pool safety officials say
Speaker 6: use the buddy system, keep a close eye on children
Speaker 6: and only swim in designated areas, and to reduce the
Speaker 6: risk of heat exhaustion or stroke dphs, drink plenty of water,
Speaker 6: wear sunscreen, and take breaks from the sun. Goldstein says,
Speaker 6: all of this can ensure a fun but safe summer.
Speaker 6: Brooke McCarthy, WBZ Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 1: Well This afternoon at the Sheraton Framingham, the Massachusetts Broadcasters
Speaker 1: Hall of Fame will induct eight new members. WBZ S
Speaker 1: Drew m'hollands is here with the preview. Good morning Andrew,
Speaker 1: Good morning Jeffrey.
Speaker 7: At these legendary voices from radio NTV continue to represent
Speaker 7: the soundtrack of our lives. Former WBZ News Radio colleague
Speaker 7: and lifetime friend Rod Fritz gets his problem today and away.
Speaker 7: Rod also among the best of the best. Former Bruins
Speaker 7: play by play man and studio host Dale Arnold, former
Speaker 7: CBS News Boston anchor Randy Price, and MLB Hall of
Speaker 7: Fame and Nesson analyst Dennis Eckersley. Wow going to be
Speaker 7: there to represent the mass Broadcasters Hall of Fame class
Speaker 7: of twenty five.
Speaker 1: I just have a quick note on Rod Fritz. I
Speaker 1: met Rod Fritz when I was in college at the
Speaker 1: University of Massachusetts, and when I got an opportunity and
Speaker 1: we kept in touch over the years, and when I
Speaker 1: got an opportunity to finally work with him, I said
Speaker 1: to him, you look exactly the same as you did,
Speaker 1: and he still looks exactly the same. Droom, Thank you.
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Speaker 1: I'm Jeff Brown, WBZ, Boston's news radio