Speaker 1: Cloudy in forty eight degrees in Boston at eleven o'clock.
Speaker 1: Good Sunday morning. I'm Sherry Small. Here's what's happening. One
Speaker 1: more day of this chili weather to go than a
Speaker 1: warm up.
Speaker 2: It is going to be a chili rather windy day
Speaker 2: with more clouds than some. We could have a stray
Speaker 2: afternoon shower with a high near fifty five.
Speaker 1: And that's aky weather. Meteorologists Matt Rindy. Tomorrow we warm
Speaker 1: up to seventy four. We'll have the full forecast that's
Speaker 1: coming up, all right. Nine people are confirmed dead after
Speaker 1: a car plows into a Filipino street festival in western Canada.
Speaker 1: We get the very latest from ABC News.
Speaker 3: This is a special report from ABC News.
Speaker 2: I'm Brian Clark.
Speaker 3: Nine people were killed at authorities now say more than
Speaker 3: twenty injured when someone drove a car through a cultural
Speaker 3: festival in Vancouver, British Columbia, on Saturday. Prime Minister Mark Carney.
Speaker 4: Authorities have confirmed that one person is in custody and
Speaker 4: it is believed that they acted alone.
Speaker 3: He also said that is no active threat to Canada
Speaker 3: at large. Police in Vancouver have said there's not believed
Speaker 3: to be any indication it was an act of terror.
Speaker 3: It happened at a Filipino cultural festival. The Prime Minister said.
Speaker 4: Last night families lost a sister or brother, a mother,
Speaker 4: a father, a son or a daughter. Those families are
Speaker 4: living every family's nightmare.
Speaker 3: He was speaking in Ontario, where he canceled a campaign
Speaker 3: event today. Canada holds nationwide elections tomorrow. This is ABC.
Speaker 1: News Now to local news. Controversy surrounds a deal between
Speaker 1: the wo administration and five deep pocketed tax exempt cultural
Speaker 1: institutions in the city, relieving them from having to make
Speaker 1: so called pilot payments to the city this year in
Speaker 1: lieu of property taxes.
Speaker 5: For the New England Aquarium in five museums in the city.
Speaker 5: The pilot payments made in lieu of property taxes add up,
Speaker 5: but not this year.
Speaker 6: It's the decision making that really bothers me. There is
Speaker 6: no transparency. But also I don't think it was in
Speaker 6: the best interest of the residents of Boston fiscally.
Speaker 5: Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn criticized the mayor for letting
Speaker 5: revenue owed the city slip away.
Speaker 6: I think these politics that does play a role in this,
Speaker 6: but I think It's important that every decision we make
Speaker 6: as a city is fiscally responsible and fiscally disciplined, whether
Speaker 6: it's an election year or non election year.
Speaker 5: But Mayor Wu quick to rebutt Counsulor Flynn's criticism.
Speaker 7: This has been in the works for multiple years, and
Speaker 7: I've been clear on the campaign trail even in twenty
Speaker 7: twenty one. This is a better way for the cultural
Speaker 7: institutions to be giving value to the residents of our city.
Speaker 5: Woo's challenger in this year's mayoral election, Josh Kraft, like Flynn,
Speaker 5: critical of the mayor's deal with the museums and aquarium.
Speaker 5: Mike Macklin WBZ Boston's news.
Speaker 1: Radio and now the four DA WBZ ACU weather forecast
Speaker 1: with meteorologist Joe Lunberg.
Speaker 2: It'll be windy and quite cool this afternoon, with clouds
Speaker 2: and some intervals of sun, along with a brief shower
Speaker 2: to the high just fifty six. Breezy, chilly tonight, mostly
Speaker 2: cloudy skies for a while, then it clears out after midnight,
Speaker 2: though forty eight. That'll lead into a sunny, pleasant day tomorrow,
Speaker 2: much warmer for the afternoon, the high back up to
Speaker 2: seventy four for Tuesday, partly sunny, breezy and very warm,
Speaker 2: high seventy eight. Wednesday partly to mostly sunny, breezy and
Speaker 2: quite nice to high year seventy I'm acuil Other media
Speaker 2: Ronald Just Joe Lunberg WBZ, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 1: And we are seeing those rain showers over most of
Speaker 1: northern Essex County right now, parts of the north Shore
Speaker 1: and then all the way down to Waltham, Framingham, Needham
Speaker 1: and Norwood. That's a band that's just coming south there.
Speaker 1: Looks like it's raining pretty hard right now over Waltham.
Speaker 1: In the city, we're seeing light rain and forty eight
Speaker 1: degrees at eleven oh five. Back to News NOOW. A
Speaker 1: new CBS News poll looks at President Donald Trump's first
Speaker 1: one hundred days in office. The president losing support on
Speaker 1: the economy, but his deportation plans remain one of his
Speaker 1: more popular programs. CBS's Jennifer Depento reports.
Speaker 8: A majority of Americans fifty six percent, continue to approve
Speaker 8: of the administration's deportation program. Meanwhile, three quarters say it
Speaker 8: isn't acceptable if some legal residents are detained by mistake
Speaker 8: as part of that program. At forty nine percent. President
Speaker 8: Trump's approval on immigration has slipped some from the above
Speaker 8: fifty percent we saw early in the term, but it
Speaker 8: remains higher than his approval on the economy and on inflation.
Speaker 1: And Meanwhile, the poll shows that Democrats overwhelmingly disapproof of
Speaker 1: what they see from President Trump. They want their party
Speaker 1: to oppose him more, and say that they're frustrated with
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party's response so far. You are now in
Speaker 1: the loop for news updates throughout the day. Listen to
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