Speaker 1: This is w b Z, Boston's news radio, redefining local.
Speaker 2: News Sonny in fifty eight degrees in Boston at eleven
Speaker 2: o'clock on this Saturday. We'll see highs today around sixty
Speaker 2: five degrees, but there is a gusty breeze out there
Speaker 2: and also a red flag warning in effect. We'll tell
Speaker 2: you all about that and more that's coming up in weather.
Speaker 2: But now to news. We start off on the campaign trail,
Speaker 2: Vice President Kamala Harris being joined today by former First
Speaker 2: Lady Michelle Obama and Kalamazoo Michigan for a get out
Speaker 2: the vote rally. Harris's running made Minnesota Governor Tim Walls
Speaker 2: will be in Las Vegas later today, then travel to
Speaker 2: New Mexico and Arizona, and former President Donald Trump will
Speaker 2: appear at two rallies today, the first in Novie, Michigan,
Speaker 2: that's at noon, and then on to State College, Pennsylvania
Speaker 2: for another rally at four pm. Running mates Senator JD.
Speaker 2: Vance will cam PA in Atlanta today. All right here
Speaker 2: at home to Salisbury, where a big issue at Monday's
Speaker 2: town meeting will be who gets to park near the beach.
Speaker 3: It's a hot button issue the town is very divided
Speaker 3: on this.
Speaker 1: That Salisbury selecting Mike Colburn talking about a town meeting
Speaker 1: warrant limiting parking on the town streets around Salisbury Beach
Speaker 1: to residents. Colburn's given a careful consideration but can't support it.
Speaker 3: One concerned is more dwellings than acture parking spots. People
Speaker 3: pay for a PLACA card and they still can't park
Speaker 3: at the beach. Are they going to be fistfights at
Speaker 3: the beach because now they've paid for something and they
Speaker 3: still can't park there.
Speaker 1: John Who's Uniteds, lives at the beach to South End
Speaker 1: and says plenty of seaside communities have similar restrictions.
Speaker 4: Lost to Rockport, Essex, Salem, Hull and a lot of others.
Speaker 4: Salisby residents should have the same rights as other people
Speaker 4: who live in a resort community. You know, why should
Speaker 4: sliveby residence be second class citizens.
Speaker 1: It's not just Salisbury where the proposals drawing attention letters
Speaker 1: to the newbury Port Daily News have come from surrounding
Speaker 1: communities as well. Kettill build WBSY, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: The Delta Airlines is suing the cybersecurity software company that
Speaker 2: crippled the airline Back in July.
Speaker 5: When CrowdStrike put out a faulty update, windows machines around
Speaker 5: the world became inoperable. Delta Airlines was hit especially hard
Speaker 5: with its systems going down and canceled flights around the world. Now,
Speaker 5: Delta is suing CrowdStrike for that computer outage, saying it
Speaker 5: was due to grossly negligent acts and that CrowdStrike took shortcuts.
Speaker 5: Delta estimates had lost over five hundred million dollars as
Speaker 5: a result of the outage. Alex Stone ABC its.
Speaker 2: And CrowdStrike issuing a statement last night insisting that Delta's
Speaker 2: claims are based on disproven misinformation. A father and son
Speaker 2: from Winchester facing child abuse charges. Doctor Bradford Ferrick originally
Speaker 2: arrested back in twenty twenty three when he was a
Speaker 2: medical resident at based eight Franklin Family Medicine in Western
Speaker 2: mass and authorities allegedly recovering eighty devices related to child
Speaker 2: sex use during raids on two homes in Winchester and Amherst.
Speaker 2: Doctor Ferrik arraigned on October seventeenth on a number of charges.
Speaker 2: Sixty seven year old David Ferrick was a rain September thirtieth,
Speaker 2: on similar charges. Let's check the ACI weather forecast. We
Speaker 2: have a red flag warning that's in effect from it
Speaker 2: started at eight o'clock this morning, in effect until seven
Speaker 2: o'clock tonight. That's because we have a gusty breeze out
Speaker 2: there today and because of all that bride rush, that
Speaker 2: dry brush that we have, because of the lack of
Speaker 2: rain in most of the region, we do have that
Speaker 2: burn effect that is a wildfire threat that we do
Speaker 2: have to be aware of. Today. Highs around sixty five degrees,
Speaker 2: turning out mostly sunny tonight, clear yet brisk, a low
Speaker 2: of forty two in the city, mid thirties in some
Speaker 2: of those inland suburbs. All right, a great deal of
Speaker 2: sunshine tomorrow, but still it's going to be quite a
Speaker 2: bit chillier. Highs in the mid to high fifties, and
Speaker 2: then even cooler on one day back to work with
Speaker 2: highs near fifty degrees Tuesday, a little bit milder, plenty
Speaker 2: of sunshine, highs in the mid to high fifties.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: Right now, let's check the reach in along the cape.
Speaker 2: We are seeing anywhere from fifty eight to sixty degrees
Speaker 2: at sixty in Plymouth, sixty in Brockton, sixty one in Danvers,
Speaker 2: sixty one in Gloucester. All right, let's see farther inland.
Speaker 2: Sixty in Lemonster, fifty seven in Worcester, sixty degrees in Springfield,
Speaker 2: and in the city. Right now we have fifty eight degrees.
Speaker 2: It's eleven oh six. A local food hall relaunches in
Speaker 2: Cambridge with a whole new, upscale look and field.
Speaker 6: Don't call it a comeback, and don't call it a
Speaker 6: food court.
Speaker 5: So we're calling it a global food and drink experience.
Speaker 6: There's a shiny new space after six months of construction
Speaker 6: at the Cambridge Sign Galleria. The former food court is
Speaker 6: now canalside with a bar serving up craft cocktails and
Speaker 6: food options like Mediterranean from Boston's, a new and new
Speaker 6: Zealand style ice cream from Brooklines far out. Melissa does
Speaker 6: marketing for them all.
Speaker 2: I think sometimes people feel like, you know, people don't
Speaker 2: want to shop in store, but again they're here for
Speaker 2: the experience and we're really going through a transformation.
Speaker 6: Opening day festivities or featuring live music and a prize
Speaker 6: wheel in Cambridge. I'm Madison Rogers, WBZ, Boston's news radio right.
Speaker 2: Boston Police are seeking the public's help and tracking down
Speaker 2: a man accused of assaulting someone with a hot pocket.
Speaker 2: Offici'll say it happened in Dorchester at around seven o'clock
Speaker 2: yesterday last Saturday morning. I should say the address is
Speaker 2: listed is associated with Upham's Corner Market. Police release photos
Speaker 2: of the suspect wearing a black hoodie and green shoes.
Speaker 2: Anyone with information is to contact Boston Police. No more
Speaker 2: information has been provided, but we know those hot pockets
Speaker 2: can get very hot. You are now in the loop
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