Speaker 1: This is w b Z, Boston's news radio. Were defining
Speaker 1: local news four o'clock and we are getting ready for sundown.
Speaker 1: Is going to be a cold Saturday night. Nice to
Speaker 1: be with you, and I'm Laurie Kirby in this Saturday
Speaker 1: our top story right now, the motorcade carrying the casket
Speaker 1: of former President Jimmy Carter has now arrived at the
Speaker 1: Carter Center in Atlanta, Georgia. A private service is getting
Speaker 1: underway as we speak. We'll have more on that earlier today.
Speaker 1: In Plains, Georgia, the funeral motorcade passed by mister Carter's
Speaker 1: boyhood home, where a bell tolled thirty nine times for
Speaker 1: the late thirty ninth president of the United States. The
Speaker 1: motorcade began its trek this morning in America's Georgia. That's
Speaker 1: where we find ABC's Faith of Bubay. I've spoken to
Speaker 1: some of the people gathered here and they tell me
Speaker 1: they could not miss this moment in history. This was
Speaker 1: very important for them, each of them with their own
Speaker 1: story of why they ended up Hugh. I spoke with
Speaker 1: a woman who came all the way from North Carolina,
Speaker 1: drove nine hours in the middle of the night just
Speaker 1: to witness this moment. Mister Carter will lie in repose
Speaker 1: from this evening until Tuesday morning, before heading to our
Speaker 1: nation's capital for more ceremonies there. And President Biden today
Speaker 1: awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to nineteen Americans, one
Speaker 1: of the nation's highest honors.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Mary, Thank you.
Speaker 1: For all the John Ellison among the recipients. Former Secretary
Speaker 1: of State and First Lady Hillary Clinton. Brookline native Robert F.
Speaker 1: Kennedy posthumously. RFK was assassinated on June fifth, nineteen sixty
Speaker 1: eight by Sir Hans Sarhan at the Ambassador Hotel in
Speaker 1: Los Angeles, and a Rhode Island man is under herrest
Speaker 1: please say he body slammed a woman and an apparent
Speaker 1: case of road rage in Attleborough see me as News.
Speaker 1: Bosson's Tammy Mutossa says it all began with a minor
Speaker 1: crash and that the victim accidentally rearan in the man's car.
Speaker 1: That's when things got out of controls.
Speaker 3: She says, by the time I was realizing I was
Speaker 3: in the air, and I thought to myself, like I
Speaker 3: might die right now. The road rage attack was so violent.
Speaker 3: Hailey sores says it's a wonder she's home from the
Speaker 3: hospital this morning. Police say a man is seen on
Speaker 3: cell phone video snatching the petite mom of two young
Speaker 3: kids out of her car, picking her up, and then
Speaker 3: slamming her head first on the ground.
Speaker 1: It was like a weird sensation.
Speaker 3: I felt on my face and that's when I realized
Speaker 3: I was on the ground and I rolled over and
Speaker 3: there was blood dripping all over my hands, and pictures
Speaker 3: showed the brutal aftermath. Haley suffered a very serious injury
Speaker 3: to her skull and eye socket.
Speaker 1: Her knee and foot are broken. She says she couldn't
Speaker 1: move them. All I could think was I'm probably never
Speaker 1: going to be able to walk again. I can't even
Speaker 1: tend to my kids. I can even walk up a staircase.
Speaker 1: I can't put my own sock on my foot. Please
Speaker 1: identify the suspect as twenty six year old Gladio Quissia
Speaker 1: of Pawtucket, now charged with amb malicious destruction and property
Speaker 1: and driving without a license. Sunset in just about twenty
Speaker 1: minutes is going to be spectacular if you're in the
Speaker 1: Boston area. It's really just a gorgeous day. Through the
Speaker 1: window through the door. What a blast of arctic air.
Speaker 1: We're seeing twenty nine in Boston right now, Worcester twenty seven,
Speaker 1: Brockton twenty nine tonight. Many of you will be in
Speaker 1: the teams. And this is not even mentioning what it's
Speaker 1: going to feel like. That's just the temp. It feels
Speaker 1: a lot colder. I can tell you that with those
Speaker 1: wins now, some of those stronger wins we were mentioning
Speaker 1: along the Berkshire area, we've seen a little bit of
Speaker 1: snow and also though places like Cape Con in the
Speaker 1: Eye Islands. But there are other exceptions of those stronger wins,
Speaker 1: So just be prepared for that. If you're out and
Speaker 1: about for dinner tonight, you brave souls, bundle up. We're
Speaker 1: also going to see more cold weather tomorrow and tomorrow night.
Speaker 1: Fairly clear. What we're a little bit concerned about, and
Speaker 1: I stress the little is this mid Atlantic storm that
Speaker 1: could dump about half a foot of snow even more
Speaker 1: to Washington, d C. In that part of the nation.
Speaker 1: Could it brush us and bring a little precipitation here?
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe we're watching that. And this just into the
Speaker 1: WBZ newsroom, we have learned that State Rep. Chris Flanagan
Speaker 1: is being investigated by the US Attorney's Office. Barnstable Police
Speaker 1: say they've received a report back in October alleging potential
Speaker 1: criminal activity involving the Dennisport Democrat and his election campaign.
Speaker 1: Now police say they've handed this case over to the
Speaker 1: US Attorney's Office. The allegation stem from a complaint by
Speaker 1: Flanagan's former employer. That employer, the home Builders and Remodelers
Speaker 1: Association of Cape cod who accused Flanagan of misappropriating money
Speaker 1: from one of their accounts. Now, flanagan first one is
Speaker 1: seat in twenty twenty two, sworn in at the State
Speaker 1: House just three days ago after winning re election in November.
Speaker 1: NOBLEBZ News Radio was reached out to Flanagan for comment.
Speaker 1: His attorney, Greg Henning, has declined to comment. We are
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Speaker 1: iHeartRadio app. A new survey shows Massachusetts is a long
Speaker 1: way from being a destination state. NOBDBZ Charlie Bergeron looks
Speaker 1: at the numbers and the exodus.
Speaker 2: Move in now noted van Lines puts out an annual
Speaker 2: list of most moved from states, and in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 2: Massachusetts had the fifth highest moving out rate. According to
Speaker 2: the survey, twenty four percent left the base date for
Speaker 2: a job opportunity in another state, twenty four percent moved
Speaker 2: out for family reasons, eighteen percent decided to spend their
Speaker 2: retirement elsewhere. Of those leaving Massachusetts, thirty four percent or
Speaker 2: sixty five and older, nineteen percent worth thirty four years
Speaker 2: old and younger. The area in the base date listed
Speaker 2: is most moved from the Fall River New Bedford area,
Speaker 2: and for the seventh straight year, New Jersey tops the
Speaker 2: list of residents who want out. Not too many apparently
Speaker 2: won a garden in the Garden State. Charlie Burger on
Speaker 2: WBZ Boston's.
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