Speaker 1: It is cloudy in Boston. We have fog in pockets
Speaker 1: out there as well in some rains scattered in a
Speaker 1: central and western mass At this time, it's sixty four
Speaker 1: in Boston. Thanks for being with us on this Saturday.
Speaker 1: I'm Sherry Small and here's what's happening. Finally getting his
Speaker 1: day in court. Kiar of Rego Garcia is back in
Speaker 1: the United States, but he now faces federal criminal charges
Speaker 1: in Tennessee. Here's AP correspondent Ed Donohue.
Speaker 2: The man mistakenly deported to l Salvador is facing charges.
Speaker 3: Of Brego Garcia has landed in the United States to
Speaker 3: face Justice.
Speaker 2: Attorney General Pam Bondi says kill Maar of Brego Garcia
Speaker 2: is facing human trafficking charges from a twenty twenty two
Speaker 2: vehicle stop.
Speaker 3: The grand jury found that over the past nine years
Speaker 3: of Rerego Garcia has played a significant role in an
Speaker 3: alien smuggling ring. They found this was his full time job,
Speaker 3: not a contractor.
Speaker 2: That vehicle stopped three years ago was in Tennessee, First Lary.
Speaker 2: The report says he was bringing in people to Maryland
Speaker 2: to perform construction work, so nothing illegal.
Speaker 1: Knocker.
Speaker 2: He was never charged with a crime, a breakout. Garcia's
Speaker 2: attorney say the government is hiding behind the misconduct of
Speaker 2: mistakenly deporting him at Donna Hugh Washington.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, three separate major ICE raids in La turned chaotic yesterday.
Speaker 1: KABCTV reporter Carlos Granda was in the city's garment district
Speaker 1: when a crowd turned against ICE agents in an effort
Speaker 1: to prevent them from arresting immigrants.
Speaker 4: Federal agents were inside and that's when a crowd formed outside,
Speaker 4: people surrounding the building. After several hours, that's when more
Speaker 4: agents came in with armored vehicles and vans to disperse
Speaker 4: the crowd. There was pepper spray confrontations, people screaming at
Speaker 4: the agents and agents then moving in to keep a
Speaker 4: path open to move in several vans into the parking
Speaker 4: lot of the building. That's when agents took out those
Speaker 4: employees from in side put them in that van. People
Speaker 4: were following the agents that were yelling at them, throwing
Speaker 4: things at them. That's when we saw the agents throw
Speaker 4: out several loud flashbanks to move.
Speaker 1: The crowd and the people that were detained could be
Speaker 1: moved out of Los Angeles before the weekend, is over.
Speaker 1: It's eleven twenty. A federal judge approves the groundbreaking settlement
Speaker 1: worth nearly three billion. The decision could completely change the
Speaker 1: landscape of college sports.
Speaker 5: A federal judge has signed off on arguably the biggest
Speaker 5: change in the history of college sports, clearing the way
Speaker 5: for schools to begin paying their athletes millions of dollars
Speaker 5: as soon as next month. US Judge Claudia Wilkin approved
Speaker 5: the final proposal that had been hung up on roster limits.
Speaker 5: The sweeping terms of the so called House Settlement include
Speaker 5: approval for each school to share up to twenty point
Speaker 5: five million dollars with athletes over the next year, and
Speaker 5: two point seven billion two thousands of former players who
Speaker 5: were barred from that revenue four years. I'm gethen coolbox.
Speaker 1: And now the wbz ACU weather forecast. This is a
Speaker 1: very familiar side. We're starting the weekend off on this
Speaker 1: Saturday with some showers and a thunderstorm in the area.
Speaker 6: Right now.
Speaker 1: We're just deal dealing with some clouds, pockets of fog,
Speaker 1: a high around seventy degrees today, a shower in some
Speaker 1: spots early, partly to mostly cloudy overnight, with an overnight
Speaker 1: low temp of sixty Tomorrow definitely the better pick of
Speaker 1: the weekend days. We're going to see somewhat lower humidity,
Speaker 1: a mix of sun and cloudshe again around seventy near
Speaker 1: the coast, closer to seventy five inland. That's during the daytime.
Speaker 1: During the night we do start to see a change up.
Speaker 1: There could be a shower or two later Tomorrow night
Speaker 1: into Monday morning. The rest of Monday is just going
Speaker 1: to be cool with more clouds and sunshine will only
Speaker 1: warm up to sixty two degrees. What we're looking at
Speaker 1: right now, though, is the radar map. We are seeing
Speaker 1: now some widespread rain over northwestern Mass, parts of central
Speaker 1: Mass and then some other spotty show in other parts.
Speaker 1: Right now, it looks like Lemonster getting clipped Lowells, Lawrence
Speaker 1: also seeing some rain. And then where we're really seeing
Speaker 1: some very hard downpours is up in New Hampshire. So
Speaker 1: anybody coming back down from the Lakes region right now
Speaker 1: is going to have to take it slow. There are
Speaker 1: some very intense rain showers there right now. It's cloudy
Speaker 1: right now in the city sixty four degrees at eleven
Speaker 1: oh six. Back to news, a woman who officially says
Speaker 1: excuse me. A woman who officials say cost a huge,
Speaker 1: huge commotion on a recent Southwest Airlines flight to Phoenix
Speaker 1: is now facing charges.
Speaker 6: The court complaint alleges Gendea Brennan attempted to use the
Speaker 6: rear exit door of the Southwest Plain mid flight. A
Speaker 6: crew member blocked her, but she continued trying to access
Speaker 6: the exit door and began screaming. Two retired correctional officers
Speaker 6: on board restrained Brennan, but authorities alleged she kicked and
Speaker 6: spit and wrist restraints. She's facing up to twenty years
Speaker 6: in federal prison if convicted. Michelle Franz and ABC News
Speaker 6: tariffs are starting to now hit the airlines, and CBS's
Speaker 6: Chris ban Cleeve tells us that means your next flight
Speaker 6: could cost more.
Speaker 7: I think we're in this transient moment. We're being cautious.
Speaker 2: Alaska CEO Ben Minicuci last month.
Speaker 7: Does the tariff rhetorick the economic uncertainty?
Speaker 6: Does that make it harder to run your business?
Speaker 7: You know, I think all that uncertainty that's in the market,
Speaker 7: you know, businesses are cautious to invest in capital expenditures
Speaker 7: and people out there thinking about making a big expension,
Speaker 7: whether it's the travel to somewhere or a vacation, are
Speaker 7: just being more cautious.
Speaker 1: The month of Bogus is generally considered a budget friendly
Speaker 1: month for both domestic and international flights. You are now
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