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Speaker 2: Eleven o'clock. We're at thirty six degrees in Boston and
Speaker 2: low and behole. The sun just popped out. We still
Speaker 2: have some lingering showers and snow showers out there, and
Speaker 2: some of you are actually shoveling in central and western Massachusetts.
Speaker 2: The eastern part of the state just dotted with some
Speaker 2: thin patches of white, but again, west of Boston saw
Speaker 2: a lot more action. Wbz's James rowhases and Lemonster with
Speaker 2: more in the snowfall there.
Speaker 3: It officially looks and sounds like winter. Cruiz here and
Speaker 3: Lemister were busy all throughout the night making sure the
Speaker 3: roads were in good enough condition for the rest of us.
Speaker 3: Jason was among those up early. Do you look forward
Speaker 3: to the season?
Speaker 4: I look forward to it because I mean I make money.
Speaker 5: Plowings up makes good, right, Yeah, yeah, with no more
Speaker 5: money moment, Yeah exactly.
Speaker 3: We're looking at around two to three inches of snowfall
Speaker 3: in Lemister. Jake over here says other places has got
Speaker 3: a bit more.
Speaker 6: It seems to be the what they said it was
Speaker 6: going to do. A little. West and north usually always
Speaker 6: gets more fear like Fitzburg and Torgs Gardner. It's always
Speaker 6: an inch or two or three more than here.
Speaker 3: First significant snowfall of the year in the books in Leminster.
Speaker 3: James Rojas w b Z Boston's News Right now, Yeah, learning.
Speaker 2: New details about the murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian
Speaker 2: Thompson in broad Daylight in Manhattan yesterday morning. CBS is
Speaker 2: deve Katon with the very latest.
Speaker 1: The gunman was hooded and masked and used as silencer.
Speaker 1: CBS News confirms that law enforcement officials say the words denyed, defend,
Speaker 1: and depose were written on shellcasings werecovered up the scene.
Speaker 1: Former police official Rodney Harrison is a CBS News Law
Speaker 1: enforcement contributor.
Speaker 5: Phone was left behind. We believe that it may be
Speaker 5: connected to him how his face was covered, but at
Speaker 5: one point it was exposed, which it will help out
Speaker 5: with being identified through facial recognition. So listen, Is he
Speaker 5: a professional? Is he a hit man? Time will tell.
Speaker 1: Evidence from a nearby Starbucks is also being analyzed. Steve Kaithan,
Speaker 1: CBS News, New York.
Speaker 2: Amnesty International joins a course of voices accusing Israel of
Speaker 2: genocide against Palestinians in Gaza. Israel denies the allegations. Cbas As.
Speaker 2: Kenny McCormick says this all comes as ceasefire talks ramp up.
Speaker 6: At the UN. The Palestinian representative called again for a
Speaker 6: permanent ceasefire.
Speaker 3: Ethnic cleansing is being cutted out in broad daylight.
Speaker 6: The Indonesian representative cited the growing death toll.
Speaker 5: The total number of death in Gaza has surpassed the
Speaker 5: population of at least seven UN member states.
Speaker 6: The Amnesty International determination of war crimes is a first
Speaker 6: by the human rights group, which Israel today called fanatical.
Speaker 2: A health ministry now reporting more than forty four thousand
Speaker 2: Palestinians are dead in the conflict between Israel and Hamas.
Speaker 2: Here comes the sun. Cue the beatles out there, seven
Speaker 2: inches of snow and brimfield and some of us have
Speaker 2: snow envy right now, all right, just saying, Cape Cod
Speaker 2: you're getting a little bit of rain. Boy, the wind
Speaker 2: is going to howl soon on the cape is going
Speaker 2: to shake, rattle and roll and gust up to sixty
Speaker 2: miles an hour.
Speaker 6: There.
Speaker 2: So the real field during the daytime today in the twenties,
Speaker 2: that's cold. Don't venture out unless you're prepared tonight clear
Speaker 2: to party cloudy twenty seven. What about the real fields,
Speaker 2: acu Weather says low teens tonight Friday, mostly sunny thirty three,
Speaker 2: real fields in the teens. So this is snuggle weather.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Maybe just a pillow, a dog, a cat,
Speaker 2: whatever you got, or a nice warm coat. State Senator
Speaker 2: Nick Collins, who posts phone action on Mayor Wu's home
Speaker 2: rule tax petition this week, may try to table the
Speaker 2: bill again today when the State Senate meets an informal
Speaker 2: session on Beacon Hill will It turns out Collins has
Speaker 2: many fundraising friends in the real estate industry, in the
Speaker 2: restaurant industry, in the city which is his district, and
Speaker 2: this fall they donated more than twenty five thousand dollars
Speaker 2: to his reelection campaign. When asked by The Globe whether
Speaker 2: there was any connection between the fall fundraisers and his
Speaker 2: request to delay Mayor Wu's home rule petition, Colin said simply,
Speaker 2: No high school action goes on at Jillette, and wbz's
Speaker 2: Jim McKay breaks it down.
Speaker 4: High school football takes over jilt to Super Bowl matchups
Speaker 4: Already in the books Division six, the Hudson High RedHawks
Speaker 4: winning their firs championship in thirty three years, beating fair
Speaker 4: Haven twenty one to fourteen. Division seven Uxbridge took out
Speaker 4: Match B forty two to twenty. And we've got three
Speaker 4: super Bowls on tap for today, Division four Duxbury Insituate
Speaker 4: out of Division one Xaverian and Needham and then the
Speaker 4: Nightcap out of Division two CM taken on KP Catholic
Speaker 4: Memorial and King Philip. Three more super Bowls are on
Speaker 4: tap for Friday in Foxborough as well. Jim MCKAWBZ Boston's
Speaker 4: news Radio.
Speaker 2: Now, if you really bundle up with a hat and
Speaker 2: the coat and the mittens, it should be no problem
Speaker 2: tonight on the Common in Boston because it is the
Speaker 2: annual tree lighting ceremony. City leaders are guests from Nova Scotia,
Speaker 2: Santa the Reindeer, the Boston Children's Choir will all be
Speaker 2: there as well. You're invited. This starts at six pm,
Speaker 2: with the actual tree lighting just before eight. And of
Speaker 2: course this goes all the way back to more than
Speaker 2: eighty years ago when there was a maritime disaster off
Speaker 2: the coast of Nova Scotia. Boston came to the aid
Speaker 2: of the Canadian friends there and they never forgot it.
Speaker 2: They give us a tree every year, forty five foot spruce, beautiful.
Speaker 2: Five thousand lights will light up tonight. You are now
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