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Speaker 2: Sonny Breezy fifty eight in Boston. We're headed for a
Speaker 2: hoin a day of sixty seven degrees. It's Friday, eleven o'clock.
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Speaker 2: Teachers in Beverly and Gloucester are on the picket lines
Speaker 2: protesting long stalled contract talks today. WDBZ James Rajas reports.
Speaker 3: Everywhere the bullhorns are out, as well as cars honking
Speaker 3: and a show of support for educators standing outside Beverly
Speaker 3: High School. What's going through your head right now?
Speaker 4: Nervous, excited, a lot of feelings. Happening last night was axhilarating.
Speaker 4: But we are ready to get back to work. We
Speaker 4: just want to settle this.
Speaker 5: We know we're here to bargain in good faith and
Speaker 5: we want to get this done as fast as possible.
Speaker 3: Educators in Gloucester are also now on strike after failed negotiations.
Speaker 3: The school committees in each city released similar statements urging
Speaker 3: the teachers' unions to end their illegal strike. Meanwhile, in Fitchburg,
Speaker 3: educators that there are discussing their contract demands next week,
Speaker 3: and Beverly James Rojas w b Z, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: There is a chance teachers in Marblehead will vote to
Speaker 2: go on strike today as well. They're holding an emergency
Speaker 2: meeting this afternoon with a news conference scheduled afterwards. The
Speaker 2: Marblehead Education Association will not confirm nor deny that the
Speaker 2: vote is for his strike authorization, but they have been
Speaker 2: in contract negotiations with the school committee in Marblehead. We
Speaker 2: are your breaking news station and we are streaming right
Speaker 2: now as always on the iHeartRadio app. President elect Donald
Speaker 2: Trump chooses Susie Wiles as his chief of staff, the
Speaker 2: ice Maiden, he calls her. She's the first woman ever
Speaker 2: chosen for that position. ABC's Christiana Cordero has more.
Speaker 5: Wiles, who served as Trump's campaign manager for the entire campaign,
Speaker 5: is said to have requested more control over who gets
Speaker 5: access to the Oval Office. Sources say Congresswoman Elis Staphonic
Speaker 5: is the leading candidate for Ambassador to the United Nations.
Speaker 5: She's called for readdressing US funds for the UN. Other
Speaker 5: names floated for cabinet positions include Marco Rubio potentially for
Speaker 5: Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo for Secretary of Defense, and
Speaker 5: Mike Lee potentially for Attorney General.
Speaker 2: Robert F. Kennedy Junior is also reportedly in line to
Speaker 2: take over control of the nation's health agencies. She's an
Speaker 2: outspoken vaccine skeptic, though he said he's not strictly anti vax. Also,
Speaker 2: billionaire E Lawn Mosque is reportedly eyeing a position of
Speaker 2: power over government spending, and the President Alex transition team
Speaker 2: is already gearing up to crack Dawn on a legal
Speaker 2: illegal immigration right out of the gate on day one,
Speaker 2: ABC's Rachel's Scott from West Palm Beach, Florida, where the
Speaker 2: team is holed up again today preparing for that transfer
Speaker 2: of power.
Speaker 6: According to some experts, mass deportations could cost an estimated
Speaker 6: eighty eight billion dollars a year and send inflation spanking
Speaker 6: as millions of workers are removed from the workforce, but
Speaker 6: Trumps dismissing any cost concerns, saying there's no choice, adding
Speaker 6: in an interview, they're not staying here. There is no
Speaker 6: price tag.
Speaker 2: In an interview with The New York Times last month,
Speaker 2: Vice President elect JD. Van said it would be reasonable
Speaker 2: to think that the new Trump administration could deport up
Speaker 2: to a million people every year. More sunshine and clear
Speaker 2: skies tonight. We're definitely cooling it down. High today sixty seven.
Speaker 2: Right now I'm seeing a high of sixty in Brompton,
Speaker 2: but some places in central mass still in the high
Speaker 2: forty zone. It's going to be chilly there at a
Speaker 2: night mirror freezing actually, and some of you could be
Speaker 2: below freezing in the berkshears mostly sunny and drive this weekend,
Speaker 2: but breezy, blustery, and again high fire risk out there.
Speaker 2: The rain that we need so desperately is coming, but
Speaker 2: it's not enough to really make a huge difference. But
Speaker 2: again every drop will help. It's going to fall Sunday
Speaker 2: night and a little bit Monday morning, and then it
Speaker 2: looks clear once again. Levin oh five, nice to be
Speaker 2: with you on those Friday We've got a lot to
Speaker 2: go through here. The new special prosecutor in charge of
Speaker 2: the Karen Reid case is fighting to secure interview tapes
Speaker 2: and records. From a story by Boston Magazine, WBZTV's Brandon True,
Speaker 2: it is more.
Speaker 7: In part of the interview prosecutors already have. Read responded
Speaker 7: to questions about our consumption, saying, quote, I wouldn't say
Speaker 7: I'd had like a normal amount. The reporter asks what's normal,
Speaker 7: to which Reid replied, like a vodkatonic every forty minutes.
Speaker 7: Prosecutors want to see more.
Speaker 1: They feel there's something in there that could lead to conviction.
Speaker 7: Attorney Phil Tracy is not connected to the case, but
Speaker 7: says if Reid had chose to remain quiet, she'd have
Speaker 7: a better shot at keeping these off the record conversations private.
Speaker 7: Do you think it was a mistake doing those interviews?
Speaker 1: Absolutely? I would not have allowed her, on any circumstances
Speaker 1: to talk about the case. The fact is involved. You
Speaker 1: know she should have remained silent.
Speaker 2: Read's retrial is set for January? Is it still although
Speaker 2: both sides have requested to push it back to the spring?
Speaker 2: Something they agree upon now the judge listen carefully. The
Speaker 2: judge who presided over the Karen Reid murder case, the
Speaker 2: original mistrial and again her new trial is now pulled off.
Speaker 2: Another high profile murder trial in the Commonwealth, Brian Walsh
Speaker 2: of Cohassett, is accused of killing his wife Anna and
Speaker 2: dumping her remains in multiple locations well. Judge Beverly Cononi
Speaker 2: will no longer preside over the Walsh case. The State
Speaker 2: Superior Court has reassigned the upcoming trial to Judge Diane
Speaker 2: for New Karen Reid's defense has fought to remove Judge
Speaker 2: Conoti from her retrial next year. A celebrity deals with
Speaker 2: some criticism over new ad. Here's CBS's Debora Rodriguest.
Speaker 8: Kardashian's new Skims holiday campaign features Goldie Hawn, Kurt Russell,
Speaker 8: daughter Kate Hudson, her brother, and their children wearing matching
Speaker 8: pricey pajamas and shades of green and red while they
Speaker 8: juggle brightly colored jello, lobster and other fancy holiday treats.
Speaker 8: Instagram critics are calling it out of touch and tone
Speaker 8: death when, as one points out, most people can't afford groceries.
Speaker 8: Skims unisex sleep sets retail for one hundred and twenty dollars.
Speaker 8: Deborah Rodriguez, CBS News.
Speaker 2: Is the Trump rallies still going on? Eleven? O wait's
Speaker 2: time for Bloomberg and I'm joined by Andrew O'Day Yeah.
Speaker 9: Indexes are splitting it right now, so it kind of
Speaker 9: depends on where you look. Right now, the Dow is
Speaker 9: up three hundred and thirteen points three quarters percent in
Speaker 9: fresh record territory s and P five hundred and up
Speaker 9: twenty one. It's in record territory. NADAC right now is
Speaker 9: the laggard. It is down twenty four points yesterday. If
Speaker 9: you recall, the doll at the closing bell was the laggard.
Speaker 9: The latest snapshot of US consumer sentiment shows a big
Speaker 9: spike upward, but it is already somewhat dated. The University
Speaker 9: of Michigan reading for early November is based on surveys
Speaker 9: that ended Monday, the day before election day, and Wall
Speaker 9: Street is kind of treating it like that. Index is
Speaker 9: mostly holding earlier positions, with many thinking that they ought
Speaker 9: to wait for the late November update factoring in after
Speaker 9: election consumer sentiment. ANDREWO Dan Bloomberg Business on WBZ Boston's
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