Speaker 1: This is w b Z, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: Cloudy sky sixty nine degrees in Boston at eleven o'clock
Speaker 2: on this Friday. It's May sixteenth. Hello, I'm Sherry Small
Speaker 2: and here's what's happening. A forensic scientist with the Massachusetts
Speaker 2: State Crime Lab is on the stand in the Karen
Speaker 2: Reid retrial. Hash Velear analyzed pieces of tail light recovered
Speaker 2: from thirty four Fairview Road in Canton. John O'Keeffe's body
Speaker 2: was found in the snow outside of that home back
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty two. Read charged with hitting him with
Speaker 2: her SUV and leaving him to die. President Trump is
Speaker 2: on his way back to the US after a trip abroad.
Speaker 2: Here's ABC's Mary Bruce with the tails sident.
Speaker 3: Trump wrapping up his visit to the Middle East four
Speaker 3: days three countries aimed at boosting business ties in wealthy
Speaker 3: Arab states, a region where his own family also has
Speaker 3: major financial interests. His final starf the United Arab Emirates,
Speaker 3: the White House claiming two hundred billion dollars in deals
Speaker 3: in partnerships between the two nations, including a planned data
Speaker 3: center powered in part by American made chips.
Speaker 2: And President Trump also telling reporters today that Iran has
Speaker 2: a proposal over its rapidly advancing nuclear program. This after
Speaker 2: several rounds of talks with US delegates. A federal judge
Speaker 2: in marylynd is set to hear arguments this afternoon over
Speaker 2: whether or not the Trump administration can invoke the state's
Speaker 2: secrets privilege, Government lawyers saying that the privilege gives them
Speaker 2: the right to withhold information about its efforts to return
Speaker 2: a mistakenly deported man to the US. Here's CBS's Christopher Kruse.
Speaker 1: The focus of the hearing will be the privilege, a
Speaker 1: legal doctrine that's more often used in cases involving the
Speaker 1: military and spy agencies. The judge ordered Kilmar Abrego Garcia's
Speaker 1: return from El Salvador in April, and has since directed
Speaker 1: the administration to provide documents and testimony showing what it
Speaker 1: has done, if anything, to comply without order. Trump administry
Speaker 1: Asian lawyers claim much of that information is protected by
Speaker 1: the state's secrets privilege. Christopher Cruz, CBS News Washington.
Speaker 2: And the Supreme Court ruled last month that the Trump
Speaker 2: administration must work to bring Abrego Garcia back, A baby
Speaker 2: with a rare genetic disorder becomes the first person ever
Speaker 2: treated with a tailor made gene therapy.
Speaker 4: kJ Muldoon was born with CPS one deficiency, which can
Speaker 4: be fatal. He was missing an enzyme that breaks down
Speaker 4: toxins building up in his blood. Until now, the only
Speaker 4: treatment was a liver transplant, but doctors at the Children's
Speaker 4: Hospital of Philadelphia told Kj's family they could try a
Speaker 4: technology called Crisper to find the one mutated gene and
Speaker 4: fix it. Kj's mother and Nicole agreed.
Speaker 3: I want to give him the opportunity to fight for himself.
Speaker 4: After three infusions to his liver, kJ is thriving. He
Speaker 4: should be home in a few weeks.
Speaker 1: I'm looking forward to that.
Speaker 2: Michael Wallace, CBS News mix of sun and clouds today.
Speaker 2: Right now, it's very cloudy in Boston. Today's high seventy four,
Speaker 2: closer to eighty in the inland areas for the Cavan Islands,
Speaker 2: mainly in the sixties. Tonight cloudy again, some fog and
Speaker 2: even a spotty shower late, but mild lows sixty one
Speaker 2: in the city, mid fifties on the cape in the Islands. Saturday, Unfortunately,
Speaker 2: a thunderstorm or II in the mix, especially during the
Speaker 2: midday and afternoon hours. Otherwise it's just going to be
Speaker 2: a mix of sun and clouds. High sixty eight to
Speaker 2: seventy two on Sunday, breezy at times, sun and clouds,
Speaker 2: and we cannot rule out a shower to wrap up
Speaker 2: the weekend on Sunday, but pleasant our mild tamps highs
Speaker 2: seventy to seventy four to Greece on Monday, astray shower
Speaker 2: in the morning. Otherwise just windy, a mix of sun
Speaker 2: and clouds. Highs in the high sixties to seventy. It's
Speaker 2: sixty nine and cloudy in Boston at eleven o five
Speaker 2: on this Friday. All right, it's win or go home
Speaker 2: for the Celtics tonight in New York. They're taking on
Speaker 2: the Knicks in Game six of their playoff series. Our
Speaker 2: WBC Jim McKay is with fans on Causeway Street.
Speaker 5: Celtics all the way.
Speaker 6: Leave it up to the Green teamers to keep that
Speaker 6: positive attitude on Causeway Street. Leading up to tonight's Game six.
Speaker 6: You could barely tell they're even trailing in this series.
Speaker 1: Celtics and seven.
Speaker 6: Melissa works on the West End However, I am getting
Speaker 6: a dose of reality for fans like David, who was
Speaker 6: expecting a championship repeat this year.
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, no one expected him to go away.
Speaker 6: Day, and well without Jason Tatum, it's certainly gonna be tough.
Speaker 6: The Green are still alive and they'll continue to fight
Speaker 6: with tonight's Game six at MSG. For David, his favorite
Speaker 6: player needs to step up big time. Tip off at
Speaker 6: eight o'clock tonight. If the Celtics win Game seven, back
Speaker 6: here at the Garden on Monday night. From Causeway Street,
Speaker 6: jimm ACKAWVZ, Boston's news Radio.
Speaker 2: Little leaguers on the North Shore learn a valuable life lesson.
Speaker 2: Here's WBC's Drew Holland with them.
Speaker 5: There was this coach with Danvers American Little League named
Speaker 5: Kenny Smith, a good guy, a good baseball man, one
Speaker 5: of those guys who just loved teaching kids the game.
Speaker 5: Now cannot be romantics about baseball exactly. Coach Smith recently
Speaker 5: passed away after a lo health battle, and as his
Speaker 5: family celebrates his birthday, his widow, Tracy says they have
Speaker 5: decided to honor Ken Smith by dropping off certificates for
Speaker 5: all the Major League teams in the Danvers American Little League,
Speaker 5: so all the kids can have a big pizza party.
Speaker 5: A small lovely gesture to hear about on a Friday, right,
Speaker 5: Drew Mahall in WBZ Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: You might want to check the label on your energy drink.
Speaker 2: That's because an ingredient found in many of them is
Speaker 2: linked to a higher risk of blood cancers. Tourine is
Speaker 2: an amino acid that occurs naturally in parts of the
Speaker 2: human body, but it also promotes the growth of leukemia cells.
Speaker 2: It's commonly found in energy drinks, protein powders, and some
Speaker 2: foods like meat, fish, and eggs. Researchers from the University
Speaker 2: of Rochester found that those leukemia cells can use the
Speaker 2: additional tourine to grow and spread. A new study looks
Speaker 2: at how to get picky teens to eat healthier foods.
Speaker 7: One way to get teens who are picky eaters who
Speaker 7: expand their diets school lunches. A study by the US
Speaker 7: University of Bristol found kids who choose their own lunches
Speaker 7: at school had a more very diet than kids who
Speaker 7: ate lunches packed at home. The data also showed that
Speaker 7: kids who were picky eaters, as toddlers often stayed picky
Speaker 7: into their teen years.
Speaker 2: At CBS's Michael George reporting, you are now in the
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