Speaker 1: Cloud's and a bit of fog in Boston. It's eleven
Speaker 1: o'clock and seventy degrees. Good morning. I'm Nicole Davis, and
Speaker 1: we're watching developing news. The Department of Homeland Security today
Speaker 1: helping the pressure on Harvard University. The Department now says
Speaker 1: it will subpoena Harvard for records about the school's international students.
Speaker 1: The Trump administration accusing Harvard of repeatedly refusing to hand
Speaker 1: over this information they've demanded. Now, the administration has tried
Speaker 1: to block Harvard's ability to enroll foreign students. That move
Speaker 1: was put on hold by a federal judge while the
Speaker 1: school sued. DHS Secretary Christy Nomes says other schools should
Speaker 1: take the move today as a warning to comply when
Speaker 1: the White House makes demands. In a statement to WBZ
Speaker 1: News Radio, Harvard says the subpoenas are not warranted, but
Speaker 1: they will continue to cooperate with lawful requests. And we're
Speaker 1: watching a story, of course, outside of Boston in Walpole,
Speaker 1: a tragic fire destroying a barn at a horse farm there.
Speaker 1: Wbz's Mike Macklin. That's more from the scene.
Speaker 2: All that's left is the charred ruins of what was
Speaker 2: the barn at Moreland Farm. A fire broke out shortly
Speaker 2: before eleven last night and flames quickly tore through the
Speaker 2: barn that housed eighteen horses. Eight horses perished in the fire,
Speaker 2: ten were rescued and survived. The farm, owned by Cormac
Speaker 2: and Catherine Kennedy, was a special place for the riders
Speaker 2: who boarded their horses here, including the stone Hill College
Speaker 2: Equestrian team. Investigators are now focused on what caused this
Speaker 2: tragic fire hit Walpaul Mike maclum WBZ Boston's news radio.
Speaker 1: Striking sanitation workers here in Massachusetts are getting a bit
Speaker 1: more public support, this time from the Boston City Council.
Speaker 1: Here's WBZ Sherry.
Speaker 3: Small counselors John Fitzgerald and Aaron Murphy introducing a resolution
Speaker 3: to support Teamster's Local twenty five sanitation workers on strike
Speaker 3: against Republic Services. It says Republic Services has repeatedly refused
Speaker 3: to agree to reasonable demands competitive wages, strong health and
Speaker 3: welfare benefits, industry standard working conditions, and adequate paid time off.
Speaker 3: The strike, now in its second week, is at a stalemate.
Speaker 3: Workers remain on the picket lines but say they're committed
Speaker 3: to returning to the bargaining table. Meanwhile, Republic stands firm,
Speaker 3: claiming it is made a fair offer. Republic Services says
Speaker 3: it has brought in out of state workers to collect
Speaker 3: trash in all fourteen cities in towns where it has operations.
Speaker 3: Sherry Small WBZ, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 1: And four Framingham restaurants have been slapped with penalties for
Speaker 1: failing to check IDs during an undercover sting. The for
Speaker 1: sports pub bar Watchi bur Yanni and Ali Japanese restaurant
Speaker 1: were first time offenders. They agreed to serve a one
Speaker 1: day suspension if they commit another offense in the next
Speaker 1: six months. Los Pinos, Mexican grilla second time offender. They
Speaker 1: were hit with a one day suspension and all the
Speaker 1: restaurants agreed to pay fines. It is not nearly as hot,
Speaker 1: but it's also still very humid out there. We have
Speaker 1: temperatures for most of us in the low seventies right now,
Speaker 1: seeing some sixties, and for most of us on the
Speaker 1: coast today we only get up to about seventy to
Speaker 1: seventy three. Could have a little bit warmer day of
Speaker 1: your inland in the mid to upper seventies and even
Speaker 1: some eighties in the Berkshires, But don't be surprised if
Speaker 1: you see another couple of showers moving through, and again
Speaker 1: it will stay very humid. We have a due point
Speaker 1: in the upper sixties. Now for tonight, cloudy with a
Speaker 1: couple of showers and storms. After midnight we have a
Speaker 1: low near sixty five. Strong storms possible Tomorrow. We could
Speaker 1: see some heavy downpours, maybe some ponding on the roads,
Speaker 1: and a high once again in the low to mid seventies.
Speaker 1: Now for your Friday, mostly cloudy with a couple passing showers,
Speaker 1: a high in the mid seventies to low eighties. And
Speaker 1: for your Saturday, mix of sun and clouds and a
Speaker 1: high once again in the mid to upper seventies, low
Speaker 1: eighties inland. So certainly no more extreme heat, at least
Speaker 1: for the next few days. Seventy four in New Bedford
Speaker 1: right now, seventy two in Westborough north of Boston, sixty
Speaker 1: nine in Haveril and in Boston at eleven oh five
Speaker 1: it is overcast, a bit foggy, and we're at seventy
Speaker 1: one degrees. Residents of Milton say it's time for more
Speaker 1: safety regulations on Route twenty eight his latest push following
Speaker 1: a deadly crash.
Speaker 4: This busy stretch of roadway and Milton is often referred
Speaker 4: to as suicide Alley. State representative and former chief of
Speaker 4: Police in Milton, Richard Wells says he saw many accidents
Speaker 4: in his day.
Speaker 5: It's been a dangerous stretch far as long as I
Speaker 5: can remember my especially my thirty plus years in the
Speaker 5: police department.
Speaker 4: And this weekend, another crash on Randolph Avenue killed three people.
Speaker 5: Who wanted to full study this entire carda because here again,
Speaker 5: you know, three people are now dead, and you know
Speaker 5: how many have to die before someone takes action and
Speaker 5: corrects this.
Speaker 4: Milton residents have been calling for safety regulations for decades,
Speaker 4: demanding that more stoplights be put up and that the
Speaker 4: speed limit be reduced and more strictly enforced.
Speaker 1: BBS News Boston's Logan Hall there now. MASTOD has made
Speaker 1: several recommendations for upgrades, but none have been put in place.
Speaker 1: Highway Administrator Jonathan Gullah versus they'll keep working with the
Speaker 1: town and officials on those improvements. A paramedic with Lawrence
Speaker 1: General Hospital, actually the whole team are now trained to
Speaker 1: give life saving blood transfusions. Wbz's Jared Brosnan reports it's
Speaker 1: already making a difference.
Speaker 6: It's estimated that up to ten thousand people could survive
Speaker 6: by receiving pre hospital blood across the country if it
Speaker 6: was available. Unfortunately it's not in most cases.
Speaker 7: But that is available here in Lawrence and surrounding communities. Now,
Speaker 7: the paramedic shift commanders are trained to administer whole blood
Speaker 7: transfusions on scene. Lawrence General's EMS and Public Safety Director
Speaker 7: Paul Brennan says these transfusions are critical in shootings, stabbings,
Speaker 7: and major car accidents.
Speaker 6: Each second the clock's ticking. If they are hemorrhaging, then
Speaker 6: it makes sense if you can provide that live sooner
Speaker 6: you do it, and if it's safe to do so,
Speaker 6: someone like Ryan will crawl into that vehicle while they're
Speaker 6: being extricated and start to add transfusion right there.
Speaker 7: Paramedic Ryan Mueller tells me it's already saving lives.
Speaker 6: At the end of the day, if someone truly needs
Speaker 6: a blood transfusion in the field, we will respond to
Speaker 6: give them a chance as survival.
Speaker 7: From Lawrence of Jared Brows and the WBZ, Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 1: The Truth is out there, and that's what they said
Speaker 1: on The X Files for many years eleven seasons that
Speaker 1: show was on in the nineties and early two thousands.
Speaker 1: The man who composed this iconic theme, Mark Snow.
Speaker 7: Has died.
Speaker 1: Variety reports he passed away back on Friday at his
Speaker 1: home in western Connecticut. He was seventy eight. You are
Speaker 1: now in Malu. For news updates throughout the day, listened
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Speaker 1: Davis WBZ and Boston's News Radio