Speaker 1: This is w v Z at Boston's news radio, redefining
Speaker 1: local news.
Speaker 2: It's thirty eight degrees in Boston at four o'clock and
Speaker 2: good Saturday afternoon. I'm Madison Rogers. It is a momentous
Speaker 2: evening right now. In Paris, the Notre Dame Cathedral has reopened,
Speaker 2: now five years since the world washed in horror as
Speaker 2: the Parisian Monument went up in flames, and with the
Speaker 2: celebration as a backdrop, French President Samanuel mccron welcomed to
Speaker 2: President elect Donald Trump. The two held an impromptu meeting
Speaker 2: earlier with Ukraine's President Zelensky. First Lady Doctor Joe Biden
Speaker 2: attended the ceremonies as well, which are now wrapping up.
Speaker 2: Boston Archbishop Richard Henning asked local parishes to ring their
Speaker 2: bells at two pm. One day after the arrest of
Speaker 2: Boston City Councilor Tanya Fernandez Anderson, Mayor Wu doubles down
Speaker 2: on her calls for a resignation.
Speaker 3: Boston may and Michelle Wool have no doubt about how
Speaker 3: she feels about the federal grand jury indictment charging city
Speaker 3: council Totanya Fernandez Andersen with theft and wire fraud using
Speaker 3: federal funds.
Speaker 2: I've made my views clear that I believe that she
Speaker 2: should resign.
Speaker 3: The mayor speaking out after Fernandez Andersen pleaded not guilty
Speaker 3: in federal court a grand jury charging the council with
Speaker 3: giving a thirteen thousand dollars bonus to a staff member
Speaker 3: who's a relative, then demanding the staffer give back seven
Speaker 3: thousand dollars of the bonus in a meeting in a
Speaker 3: city hall bathroom.
Speaker 2: We are the level government that is closest to peopoleen.
Speaker 4: We have to hold ourselves to the highest possible standard
Speaker 4: because our responsibilities directly impact people's daily lives.
Speaker 3: If Fernandez Anderson heeds the mayor's call and resigns from
Speaker 3: the council, a special election would be scheduled, since the
Speaker 3: next regularly scheduled municipal election is nearly a year away.
Speaker 3: Mike Macklin WBZ, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: Despite that growing pressure, the counselor does seem to be
Speaker 2: signaling she has no plans to resign in the coming days.
Speaker 2: Just now, she shared a post on social media about
Speaker 2: her plans to lead a city council hearing Monday afternoon,
Speaker 2: a troubling warning from the FBI. They say text scent
Speaker 2: between iPhone and Android users could be intercepted by foreign hackers.
Speaker 4: US officials say the Chinese have hacked their way into
Speaker 4: the SMS system that sends those green bubble text messages
Speaker 4: between users of different phone systems. So to keep your
Speaker 4: text messages safe, cybersecurity experts are recommending using encrypted programs
Speaker 4: like WhatsApp, Signal or telegraph. There are lots of them
Speaker 4: out there. They also recommend using a cell phone that
Speaker 4: automatically receives those operating system updates, and be careful not
Speaker 4: to text sensitive personal information like social security numbers, credit
Speaker 4: card info, or your passwords.
Speaker 2: That is ABC's Alexis christoforis Medicare patients need to act
Speaker 2: fast to design on their coverage for next year. The
Speaker 2: deadlines midnight.
Speaker 1: It's Medicare open enrollment for some sixty eight million people.
Speaker 5: It's basically an opportunity for people to have a duel over.
Speaker 1: That's Medicare expert Philip Molar. There's been big changes to
Speaker 1: prescription costs, and Molar has a tip to save money.
Speaker 1: Go online to your mind Medicare page and enter all
Speaker 1: your medications.
Speaker 5: This tool is commonly called plan Finder. It is a
Speaker 5: well kept secret. You enter your zip code and it
Speaker 5: says these are the seven plans in your zip code
Speaker 5: that cover all of your mets.
Speaker 1: And if you're switching to Medicare advantage, don't panic. You've
Speaker 1: gotten till the end of Nick's marsh to apply. Brad
Speaker 1: Gibson for CBS News.
Speaker 2: Looking at the four day wbz ACU weather forecast, It's
Speaker 2: cloudy tonight with a low around thirty two in Boston.
Speaker 2: Watch for a light accumulation of snow late tonight into
Speaker 2: early Tomorrow morning that can cause some slick spots on
Speaker 2: the roads. Sunshine returns later on Tomorrow, forty five to
Speaker 2: forty nine for the high, and then some early sun
Speaker 2: is followed by clouds, then a bit of rain later
Speaker 2: on for Monday, continueing into Monday night, forty to forty
Speaker 2: four for the high that day. We're in the mid
Speaker 2: forties with some potential drizzle to start off the day.
Speaker 2: Then it stays cloudy on Tuesday, and we are still
Speaker 2: seeing quite a few snow flurries out in western Mass
Speaker 2: and potentially in some spots up in the Merrimack Valley
Speaker 2: as well here in Boston. No sign of that yet.
Speaker 2: It's still a mostly clear sky, a beautiful sky. We're
Speaker 2: nearing sunset now. It's thirty eight degrees and feeling like
Speaker 2: thirty three. Pearl Harbor Day was honored aboard the USS
Speaker 2: Salem in Quinsy this morning. WBZ Suzanne Soasville was there.
Speaker 3: That's allergious.
Speaker 6: Ninety three year old Eugene Lacy of Quinsy wears a
Speaker 6: black USS Salem hat. He served on the ship from
Speaker 6: fifty three to fifty five.
Speaker 1: Where did you sleep? Did you sleep down below?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Bibo?
Speaker 5: Was that rough?
Speaker 3: No? So this is a good show. This shipper's a condition.
Speaker 6: His original locker still on the ship with his son's
Speaker 6: baby picture.
Speaker 3: In it, goes back a long ways.
Speaker 6: That's his son, Jean Lacy Junior. You feel proud of
Speaker 6: your dad seeing him on this ship, No doubt about it,
Speaker 6: no doubt about it.
Speaker 3: He's done a lot of good things, I mean on
Speaker 3: this ship.
Speaker 6: Hey. Kee Buccalo with the Quinsy Veterans Council served in
Speaker 6: the Army National Guard for thirty one years. He says
Speaker 6: it's important to honor those who died on that day
Speaker 6: of infamy eighty three years ago.
Speaker 2: We want to remember them in honor of them, as
Speaker 2: we do every World War.
Speaker 3: II veteran.
Speaker 6: Aboard the USS Salemon Quincy, Suzanne Sasville, WBZ Boston's News Radio.
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Speaker 2: Madison Rogers, WBZ Boston's News Radio,