Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: We defining local news. Seventy one degrees in Boston. We've
Speaker 2: got a couple of clouds out there. Beautiful sunny day
Speaker 2: for your Thursday morning. It's eleven o'clock. Good to be
Speaker 2: with you. I'm Nicole Davis, and here's what's happening in
Speaker 2: debtum over at Norfolk Superior Cord. The Karen Reid retrial
Speaker 2: is on morning recess. So far today we've heard testimony
Speaker 2: from State Police Sergeant Ury Buchannick, who is Trooper Michael
Speaker 2: Proctor's supervisor. Proctor, of course fired after it was revealed
Speaker 2: he made derogatory comments about red WBC's Emma Friedman. Joining
Speaker 2: us at eleven fifteen, with more meantime at eleven oh one.
Speaker 2: Happening right now in Washington, speaking from the White House,
Speaker 2: President Trump is announcing a trade deal with the United Kingdom.
Speaker 2: Let's listen in both.
Speaker 1: Countries have agreed that the economic security is national security,
Speaker 1: and we'll be working together as allies to ensure that
Speaker 1: we have a strong industrial base of export controls and
Speaker 1: protections for key technologies and industries like steel. Steel is
Speaker 1: a big factor. Both countries will become stronger with steel
Speaker 1: and things necessary for military. You know, we used to
Speaker 1: build ships and other things literally at a level that
Speaker 1: nobody's ever seen, and we haven't. We've eased up, and
Speaker 1: I would say that the UK certainly eased up. But
Speaker 1: now we're going to be uneasing both and we work together.
Speaker 2: Also, Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer is speaking via speaker phone.
Speaker 2: He took a moment to praise the negotiating team and
Speaker 2: President Trump. Starmer also invoking the relationship between the two
Speaker 2: countries as seen during World War Two. As the world
Speaker 2: celebrates the anniversary of Germany's surrender V Day. Now, we
Speaker 2: don't know exactly what the trade agreement entails. Both Starmer
Speaker 2: and Trump say the final details are being hashed out.
Speaker 2: The deal, though, is expected to reduce the tariffs that
Speaker 2: President Trump has placed on the United Kingdom. Over to
Speaker 2: the conclave in Rome now at eleven oh two. More
Speaker 2: blacks of pouring out of the Sistine Chapel this morning
Speaker 2: after the latest voting session, meaning after three votes, we
Speaker 2: still do not have a new poem.
Speaker 1: The vote.
Speaker 3: Each of them writes a name on a rectangular ballot
Speaker 3: printed with the Latin words I elect as Supreme Pontiff.
Speaker 3: They're even careful to change their handwriting so as not
Speaker 3: to be identified. Then they walk their folded ballot, one
Speaker 3: at a time to the altar with a kneel for
Speaker 3: a short prayer and submit their vote to be counted.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: As ABC's James Longman at the Vatican, a cardinal needs
Speaker 2: two thirds majority to be elected Pope. So we're watching
Speaker 2: the chimney over at the Sistine Chapel. We'll keep you
Speaker 2: informed on the conclave as it continues. Keep it tuned
Speaker 2: right here to WBC News Radio or stream us on
Speaker 2: the iHeartRadio app. A state's top lawyer is suing Rhode
Speaker 2: Island based CVS Health over drug prices. In the suit,
Speaker 2: Attorney General Andrea Campbell claims CVS is charging mass Health
Speaker 2: higher prices for prescription drugs than they charge the general
Speaker 2: public through discount programs. Here in Massachusetts, pharmacies are required
Speaker 2: to charge mass High Wealth the lowest drug price they
Speaker 2: offer other customers. CVS Health telling WBZ News Radio it
Speaker 2: strongly disputes the allegations, and the company claims Massachusetts never
Speaker 2: gave it any guidance, saying third party discount cards apply
Speaker 2: under that law, we are looking at a fantastic forecast
Speaker 2: for the next few hours. Temperatures in the mid to
Speaker 2: upper sixties. Already seeing some seventies out there in places
Speaker 2: like Bridgewater and Attleborough, getting over toward Webster and Southbridge,
Speaker 2: and in the Springfield area. We are watching some showers
Speaker 2: out there in the Hudson Valley. So right now we're
Speaker 2: not dealing with any of these showers in Massachusetts. Give
Speaker 2: it a couple of hours, we might start to see
Speaker 2: some develop in the afternoon. We've got a high year
Speaker 2: seventy today and tonight. A couple of stray showers and
Speaker 2: thunderstorms are possible early, but we should just see some
Speaker 2: clouds overnight with a low in the upper forties. Now
Speaker 2: Tomorrow is going to be wet. It's going to be
Speaker 2: brisk and raw and chilly. Ponding is possible on roadways
Speaker 2: in the areas where you normally see it with heavy rain.
Speaker 2: We have a high only about fifty to fifty five
Speaker 2: real feels in the upper thirties. Saturday, rain ends in
Speaker 2: the morning, clouds break for sun in the afternoon, and
Speaker 2: a high in the mid sixties sixty eight degrees in
Speaker 2: Westborough sixty nine in PbD seventy one in Carver in Boston.
Speaker 2: Right now at eleven oh six, it is sunny and
Speaker 2: seventy one. Last night's Celtics loss at the Garden was
Speaker 2: just downright painful. After the game, people were running for
Speaker 2: the exits, but it wasn't because of the gameplay.
Speaker 4: The Garden was evacuated last night after the stadium's fire
Speaker 4: alarm system was triggered was going off. During the next
Speaker 4: postgame press conference, Josh Hart of the Knicks, answering questions
Speaker 4: when he could hear it continuing to get better.
Speaker 1: No one else too worried about that.
Speaker 4: Son, Yeah, and figuring out a way to put together
Speaker 4: a full forty eight minute game, And you could hear
Speaker 4: it lightly there in the background.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 4: There were no reports of any smoke or fire after
Speaker 4: the fire alarm sounded. The all clear was given a
Speaker 4: short time later. It remains under investigation. Jim McKay WBZ,
Speaker 4: Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 2: Updating a story we've been watching this week out of Boston.
Speaker 2: We have learned the couple who was questioned by a
Speaker 2: security guard at the Liberty Hotel as they use the
Speaker 2: women's bathroom are now filing discrimination complaints with the state.
Speaker 2: Ansley Baker and Liz Victor say the security guard accused
Speaker 2: Baker of being a man in the women's bathroom and
Speaker 2: demanded to seid before they were ultimately kicked out. The
Speaker 2: hotel has since suspended the guard, and they're saying they're
Speaker 2: working on retraining the staff. CBS News Boston reporting Baker
Speaker 2: and Victor have not now filed complaints with Attorney General
Speaker 2: Andrea Campbell's office, Baker saying she'll do the same with
Speaker 2: the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination and Today Great Britain is
Speaker 2: marking eighty years since the end of World War II
Speaker 2: in a way ve day Here CBS is Vicki Barker.
Speaker 5: I'm Vicky Barker in London. As big band struck noon,
Speaker 5: Britain's bowed their heads for a two minute signs. King Charles,
Speaker 5: Queen Camilla, Prince William and wife Kate joined World War
Speaker 5: II veterans in Westminster Abbey for a service that echoed
Speaker 5: the one held here eighty years ago when tens of
Speaker 5: thousands of Londoners poured through its doors to give thanks.
Speaker 5: Vicki Barker, CBS News London. You are now in Maloup
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