Speaker 1: This is w b Z, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: Sixty two degrees in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon,
Speaker 2: I'm Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. The acting Secret Service
Speaker 2: director is vowing changes will be coming at the agency.
Speaker 2: A new report outlining failures around the July attempt on
Speaker 2: former President Donald Trump's life. Here CBS's Lynda Kenyon.
Speaker 3: Secret Service Acting Director Ronald Rowe released the report.
Speaker 4: This was a failure on the part of the United
Speaker 4: States Secret Service.
Speaker 3: Specifically a failure on the part of some members of
Speaker 3: the Advanced Team.
Speaker 4: Well, some members of the Advanced Team were very diligent.
Speaker 4: There was complacency on the part of others that led
Speaker 4: to a breach of security protocols.
Speaker 3: And rose as those members will be held accountable, and this.
Speaker 4: Agency has among the most robust stable of penalties in
Speaker 4: the entirety of the federal government.
Speaker 3: Former President Trump was wounded in the ear at that
Speaker 3: rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Lynda Kenyon News Washington.
Speaker 2: Tuff's University says five members of its champion men's lacrosse
Speaker 2: team or in the hospital just days after a workout
Speaker 2: that was led by a Navy Seal grad. Wdz's Madison Rodgers.
Speaker 2: That's more on what we know.
Speaker 5: Toff says a dozen student athletes have been diagnosed with
Speaker 5: a serious medical condition. On Monday, the university tells us
Speaker 5: about fifty lacrosse players took part in the workout, led
Speaker 5: by a graduate of Navy Seal training. Details are still unclear,
Speaker 5: but twelve players have since developed rabdomyolysis RABDO is a
Speaker 5: potentially life threatening condition that can be caused by over exertion.
Speaker 5: Tuff says, our thoughts are with the players and their families,
Speaker 5: and we're hoping for their quick return to good health.
Speaker 5: No word right now on the condition of the five
Speaker 5: players who remain hospitalized. The university says it's bringing in
Speaker 5: an independent investigator. All practices for the men's lacrosse team
Speaker 5: are postponed while athletes are evaluated. The team won the
Speaker 5: Division III championship back in May. Madison Rogers WBZ Boston's
Speaker 5: news radio.
Speaker 2: Strike in Lebanon targets a senior Hesbelah official. Israel says
Speaker 2: it carried out the strike in Bay Roots. CBS is
Speaker 2: Cammy McCormick with more.
Speaker 6: Ibrahim Akiel has a seven million dollar US bounty on
Speaker 6: his head. He was wanted in connection with the nineteen
Speaker 6: eighty three bombings of the US embassy and a marine
Speaker 6: barracks in Beirut. More than three hundred people were killed.
Speaker 6: He was also said to have been directly involved in
Speaker 6: the taking of American and German hostages in Lebanon in
Speaker 6: the nineteen eighties.
Speaker 2: Israel says Akiel was killed, but Hesblah has yet to
Speaker 2: confirm that. A key political race in the battleground state
Speaker 2: of North Carolina has taken an abrupt turn. Details from
Speaker 2: CBS's Jim Cursula.
Speaker 7: North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson remains the Republican nominee
Speaker 7: for governor, ignoring a midnight deadline to withdraw after he
Speaker 7: reportedly posted racist and sexist remarks on a pornography website.
Speaker 1: LEVI reassure you the things that you will see in
Speaker 1: that story, those are not the words of Mark Robinson.
Speaker 7: Many Republicans fear Robinson could hurt former President Donald Trump's
Speaker 7: chances in North Here, a lot of long considered a
Speaker 7: crucial presidential battleground state. Jim Chrysuli SIBS.
Speaker 2: News, We've got the rain falling to our south mainly.
Speaker 2: We've had some rain sneak into Boston. In some areas
Speaker 2: along the south shore and back to the south coast
Speaker 2: some rain has been falling as well, But as we
Speaker 2: head through the next say twenty four hours or so,
Speaker 2: most of the rain, certainly the heaviest of it, will
Speaker 2: fall off toward the Cape and Islands. So as we
Speaker 2: look at the radar right now, we've got some rain
Speaker 2: in a line here sit to at Marshfield, Plymouth. Then
Speaker 2: the Cape actually has a couple of breaks in the precipitation.
Speaker 2: So we haven't talking about the Cape getting most of
Speaker 2: the rain, but right now it's not, but it will.
Speaker 2: Don't worry, there's plenty out there to spread around off
Speaker 2: to the south. With the clouds around tonight, it will
Speaker 2: be cool. It will be windy too. There is a
Speaker 2: coastal flood advisory for the next couple of high tides
Speaker 2: and a high surf advisory until seven o'clock tonight, so
Speaker 2: things to be aware of Tomorrow. There will be clouds,
Speaker 2: it'll be breezy, there'll be a couple of showers. Any
Speaker 2: of the steadiest rain should be over the Cape and Islands.
Speaker 2: Temperatures in the mid sixties tomorrow, and in fact, we'll
Speaker 2: stay in the mid sixties right into the starter next week.
Speaker 2: We'll have some sunshine breaking out on Sunday though, so
Speaker 2: that's nice, and more sunshine around on Monday. Right now
Speaker 2: sixty two degrees in Boston. They say practice makes perfect,
Speaker 2: and at Logan Airport today it was practice of the disast.
Speaker 2: Kendle Bmule has more.
Speaker 1: Oh hell is broken loose at the end of Logan
Speaker 1: Airport's runway fourteen.
Speaker 2: Two planes collide it together.
Speaker 6: Nine souls are on the Cessena four h two and
Speaker 6: one hundred souls are on what does the emb one ninety?
Speaker 1: They're both on fire. As Massport Fire Captain David Fall
Speaker 1: describes the training scenario, firefighters and ems are responding to it.
Speaker 1: There's no simulated fire, but over one hundred volunteer victims
Speaker 1: being triage, assisted and transported. Just the simulated event is
Speaker 1: a major undertaking since Massport Director of Aviation at FREENI.
Speaker 8: We're fortunate that we have an area that we can
Speaker 8: isolate the drill so that we don't interrupt the rest
Speaker 8: of the airfield while we're doing that. Plus we have
Speaker 8: to notify, you know, the communities around us, so nobody
Speaker 8: gets terrified that something real is happening, but we have
Speaker 8: to replicate it and do it as if it was real.
Speaker 1: Federal regulations require training at this scale at least once
Speaker 1: every three years. From Logan Airport, Kennerbill W. Busy, Boston's
Speaker 1: News Radio.
Speaker 2: Boston Mayor Michelle Will was announcing the launch of an
Speaker 2: annual Legacy Business Award nomination program. Residents are encouraged to
Speaker 2: nominate iconic, long standing businesses located within the city for
Speaker 2: at least ten years who contribute to the cultural, historical,
Speaker 2: and societal fabric of their community or neighborhood. Nominations must
Speaker 2: be in by November first. You can do it online
Speaker 2: or fill out a physical form at the local Boston
Speaker 2: Public Library branch near you. Hearing more about the submersible
Speaker 2: that imploded on the way to the Titanic last year
Speaker 2: before a US Coast Guard investigatory panel, Passenger Fred Hagen
Speaker 2: says his twenty twenty one paid trip on the titan
Speaker 2: didn't go well.
Speaker 3: The starboards Thruster Field, and we realized that all we
Speaker 3: could do was spin around in circles, making right turns
Speaker 3: at disk juncture.
Speaker 2: We well, obviously we were going to be able to
Speaker 2: navigate to the Titanic. Megan says the mission he took
Speaker 2: part in was aborted due to an apparent mechanical failure.
Speaker 2: The Coast Guard's panel has been listening to four days
Speaker 2: of testimony. You are now in the loop for news
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