Speaker 1: This is w b Z, Boston's news radio. We defining local.
Speaker 2: News thirty seven degrees in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon,
Speaker 2: I'm Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. House Speaker Mike Johnson
Speaker 2: has been reelected for a second term after a narrow
Speaker 2: vote in Washington this afternoon. The Republican rep was initially
Speaker 2: to vote short of winning, but after some activity on
Speaker 2: the House floor, two Republicans changed their vote.
Speaker 3: The Honorable Mike Johnson of the State of Louisiana, having
Speaker 3: received a majority of the vote's cast, is duly elected
Speaker 3: Speaker of the House of Representatives for the one hundred
Speaker 3: and nineteen comes.
Speaker 2: Ralph Norman of South Carolina and Keith self of Texas
Speaker 2: changed their votes, and that put Johnson back in the
Speaker 2: Speaker's chair. With the gabble. President elect Donald Trump and
Speaker 2: previously endorsed Johnson after some House Republicans expressed frustration over
Speaker 2: Johnson's handling of the most recent spending bill. Tax cuts,
Speaker 2: and mass deportations are all at stake as Republicans step
Speaker 2: into power across the board in Washington. Two days after
Speaker 2: a deadly vehicle attack in New Orleans, law enforcement officials
Speaker 2: are now concerned about copycats.
Speaker 4: The FBI and other agencies issued an intelligence bulletin overnight
Speaker 4: that warns of copycat or retaliatory attacks. The bulletin warns
Speaker 4: law enforcement to be aware that attackers often have secondary
Speaker 4: weapons and may continue to threaten after the vehicle has stopped.
Speaker 4: Some of the possible indicators involving rental vehicles include fake IDs,
Speaker 4: questions about whether vehicles can be modified for heavier loads
Speaker 4: or storage space, and reports of rental vehicles parked for
Speaker 4: prolonged periods of time near sensitive sites.
Speaker 2: Matter is CBS is Cammy McCormick. There are still plenty
Speaker 2: of questions in Las Vegas, as investigators are still trying
Speaker 2: to figure out why a decorated active duty soldier shot
Speaker 2: himself in the head before the Teslas cyber truck he
Speaker 2: was in exploded outside of Trump Hotel of.
Speaker 5: Matthew Livelsberger in Colorado. Springs say he was a nice guy,
Speaker 5: a soldier who loved his country, and they don't understand
Speaker 5: why he would explode the Cybertrocky in Las Vegas. Investigators
Speaker 5: are now trying to gain clues from Livelsberger's electronic devices,
Speaker 5: seeing no link to any terror group or the attack
Speaker 5: in New Orleans, his wife telling police, according to a source,
Speaker 5: that he had been out of the house since around
Speaker 5: Christmas after a fight over allegations of infidelity.
Speaker 2: That is ABC's Alex Stone. There is a new report
Speaker 2: that puts a link between alcohol and cancer.
Speaker 1: The Surgeon General's report calls alcohol use a leading and
Speaker 1: preventable cause of cancer, saying drinking is responsible for nearly
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand cancer cases and about twenty thousand cancer
Speaker 1: deaths per year. That puts alcohol behind tobacco and obesity
Speaker 1: as America's leading preventable cancer causes. The reports is consuming
Speaker 1: it increases the risk of cancers in the mouth, throat, esophagus, liver, colon,
Speaker 1: and in women breasts. The report recommends new warning labels
Speaker 1: more explicitly tying alcohol use to that increased risk.
Speaker 2: That is ABC Stephen Portnoin. It is the first weekend
Speaker 2: of the new year. Looking for something funny to get
Speaker 2: the year going. Comedy party off to Democracy Brewing this
Speaker 2: weekend with laughs and logger doors open at seven forty
Speaker 2: five Tomorrow night at thirty five Temple Place. Want some
Speaker 2: Inside into Beer Tomorrow at Lamplighter Brewing on Broadway and
Speaker 2: Cambridge a Beer's School, brewery tour and tasting class. It's
Speaker 2: an hour long starts at four pm, taking you behind
Speaker 2: the scenes to look at how beer gets made. Then
Speaker 2: there's samples. Breezy conditions. They'll stay with us through the night.
Speaker 2: Tonight twenty six for the low real fields will be
Speaker 2: the teens. Tomorrow we'll have a little bit of sunshine
Speaker 2: poking out from behind clouds, breezy again, temperatures in the
Speaker 2: mid thirties, real fields in the teens. Sunday partly sunny, breezy,
Speaker 2: thirty four for the high. Real feels in the teens.
Speaker 2: I feel like I'm repeating myself, remaining cold with clouds
Speaker 2: and limited sun on Monday, a high of thirty four,
Speaker 2: and we'll again have a little bit of a breeze around,
Speaker 2: so certainly it'll feel a bit chillier right thirty seven
Speaker 2: degrees here in Boston. We're following some developments out of
Speaker 2: New York where a judge is set President elected Donald
Speaker 2: Trump sentencing in this hush money case for January tenth,
Speaker 2: that's a little over a week before he is set
Speaker 2: to return to the White House. The judge indicating he
Speaker 2: will not jail, Trump sentencing him to conditional discharge, which
Speaker 2: is when a case gets dismissed if a defendant avoids
Speaker 2: re arrest. The president's elect was convicted of thirty four
Speaker 2: counts false flying business records to cover up hush money
Speaker 2: payments to storm Meet Daniels. You say you want a resolution, Hey,
Speaker 2: try putting down that phone. Noble Di Visi's Kyle Brady
Speaker 2: tells us some people are working on trying to keep
Speaker 2: the screen time at a minimum this year.
Speaker 6: It's common to hear the saying kids these days are
Speaker 6: always on their phones, but the kids these days are
Speaker 6: also trying to do something about that.
Speaker 7: I like hate my phone. It kind of pisses me off,
Speaker 7: like anytime I find myself using it too long, or
Speaker 7: like sort of reverting to it automatically.
Speaker 6: We like many a the people this new year, is
Speaker 6: looking to cut back on screen time, particularly his phone.
Speaker 6: In this day and age, it's hard to avoid mindless scrolling,
Speaker 6: but excessive phone use can lead to trouble, sleeping, mood changes,
Speaker 6: and a poor attention spam. That's why Rue uses his
Speaker 6: phone's screen time function to limit how often he can
Speaker 6: use certain apps.
Speaker 7: What I try and do is like make the passwords
Speaker 7: so annoying that I like am not like torn to
Speaker 7: try and like enter the sixteen digit code that I
Speaker 7: set up.
Speaker 6: Brendan, on the other hand, as trying third party apps
Speaker 6: to try to limit his phone time.
Speaker 7: I have this thing where you can make your screen
Speaker 7: look black and white, so it kind of makes the
Speaker 7: phone look dead.
Speaker 6: It's less enticing. I want to go on it from
Speaker 6: the common Kyle Bray WBZ, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: Bakery and Maine getting some top honors picked by The
Speaker 2: New York Times is one of the best in the country.
Speaker 2: It's called The Place in Camden, Maine. Its website describes
Speaker 2: itself as a neighborhood bakery operating out of a workshop
Speaker 2: in what used to be the owner's garage. The bakery's
Speaker 2: owners writing on Instagram they weren't aware of the article
Speaker 2: in The Times until a customer told them about it.
Speaker 2: Every year, there's something that wasn't trending last year when
Speaker 2: it comes to food. The top trends of twenty twenty
Speaker 2: five include a rise in popularity of Southeast Asian cuisines.
Speaker 8: An increase and popularity of Korean and Vietnamese cuisines. Are
Speaker 8: two of the top five food trends of this year
Speaker 8: according to the National Restaurant Association. Kevin Tnn is chef
Speaker 8: and owner of Moon Rabbit, a popular, critically acclaimed Vietnamese
Speaker 8: restaurant in downtown Washington, DC that serves innovative dishes like.
Speaker 6: Quail that's stuff with the duck sausage that has kind
Speaker 6: of like a v a cajon and jambalaia with it.
Speaker 8: He says, the entire cuisine is shifting.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Chefs like us are really combining a lot of
Speaker 6: our techniques in our heritage.
Speaker 8: The top five also include sustainability and local sourcing, cold
Speaker 8: brew and hot honey.
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