Speaker 1: This is WBZ Boston's news radio readfining local news.
Speaker 2: Eighty one degrees in Boston. Lots of sun out there
Speaker 2: are very hazy though. We'll talk about that coming up
Speaker 2: in just a few minutes in traffic and weather together.
Speaker 2: Good morning, it's eleven o'clock. I'm Nicole Davis and here's
Speaker 2: what's happening at Norfolk Superior Court and Dedham today. The
Speaker 2: jury is off, but the lawyers and the judge are
Speaker 2: hashing out jury instructions in the Karen Reid murder case.
Speaker 2: They'll be back in the courtroom tomorrow for closing arguments,
Speaker 2: and of course we'll keep you updated as the trial progresses.
Speaker 2: Be sure to stay with us here on WBZ News
Speaker 2: Radio and streaming on the iHeartRadio app. Getting out to India.
Speaker 2: At eleven oh one, at least two hundred and forty
Speaker 2: people are believed to be dead after a Boeing seven
Speaker 2: eighty seven Dreamliner crashed today shortly after takeoff. The Air
Speaker 2: India jet was bound for London when there was some
Speaker 2: kind of malfunction. Here's ABC Sam Sweeney.
Speaker 3: This was nose dive. This plane had just taken off.
Speaker 3: We've seen videos circulating on social media showing it almost
Speaker 3: looks like it's landing. It's coming down at roughly five
Speaker 3: hundred feet per second on a glide scope, so not
Speaker 3: a nose dive. The landing gear was still down. This
Speaker 3: signifies some sort of loss of power, and of course
Speaker 3: we now know that the captain did make some sort
Speaker 3: of a may day call, but then that was it.
Speaker 2: And reports of the plane crashed into a medical college.
Speaker 2: The NTSB is leading a team of American investigators going
Speaker 2: to India to help with the investigation. The final preps
Speaker 2: are underway in Washington for Saturday's big military parade. This
Speaker 2: is taking place to honor the Army's two hundred and
Speaker 2: fiftieth birthday, but also as President Trump turned seventy nine.
Speaker 2: The White House making a late request for the Air
Speaker 2: Force Thunderbirds to do a flyover. ABC's Victor Aquendo got
Speaker 2: an inside look at the parade route.
Speaker 4: The entire area around the White House has been completely transformed.
Speaker 5: From above, we can see.
Speaker 4: The nearly twenty miles of fencing leading light up work.
Speaker 6: President Trump will be on Saturday.
Speaker 3: Authorities tell me this will be the safest place in
Speaker 3: the world.
Speaker 2: Victor there in a flyover in a US Park Police
Speaker 2: helicopter with the Secret Service. The Army says more than
Speaker 2: six thousand soldiers will be taking part in that parade
Speaker 2: and in response all over the country, including right here
Speaker 2: in Boston. No King's Day protests are planned on Saturday Now.
Speaker 2: Organizers say nationwide, up to a million people are expected
Speaker 2: to show up to hundreds of these here in Massachusetts.
Speaker 2: Dozens of demonstrations around the calendar. The one in Boston
Speaker 2: is expected to take place right alongside the city's Pride parade.
Speaker 2: Other local protest locations include Worcester, Springfield, Fitchburg, New Bedford, Providence,
Speaker 2: and Nashua, New Hampshire. Lots of hayes out there today
Speaker 2: for sure, and it's going to be a nice, warm day,
Speaker 2: beautiful day to get outside. Maybe head to the beach,
Speaker 2: go dip your toes in the water, your local pond
Speaker 2: or park. But keep this in mind, it is a
Speaker 2: very high pollen day. And also we have a pretty
Speaker 2: elevated amount of ozone and issues with the air because
Speaker 2: of the smoke coming in from the Canadian wildfires. You
Speaker 2: put that together, we do again have the elevated levels
Speaker 2: in the atmosphere. If you are sensitive in this regard
Speaker 2: might be a day or you want to stay inside
Speaker 2: in the ac or limit your time outside. Now. We
Speaker 2: have temperatures right now in the upper seventies, low eighties,
Speaker 2: getting up to about the mid to upper eighties today,
Speaker 2: a little bit cooler on the Capan Islands. Gusty breeze
Speaker 2: for the rest of the day from the southwest. For tonight,
Speaker 2: partly cloudy, low in Boston just about sixty, mid fifties
Speaker 2: if you're north and west. Friday Tomorrow cooler with a
Speaker 2: mix of sun and clouds and a high year seventy
Speaker 2: two for your Saturday. Yes, another weekend, I know, thirteen
Speaker 2: in a row this weekend where we will see a
Speaker 2: bit of rain and we've got a high only sixty two.
Speaker 2: Sunday for Father's Day. It will stay cool, clouds much
Speaker 2: of the time, maybe a couple of showers but not consistent.
Speaker 2: And we've got a high just about sixty seventy eight
Speaker 2: degrees in Southbridge right now, seeing eighty one in Ipswich
Speaker 2: south of Boston, eighty two in Stoughton, and in Boston
Speaker 2: at eleven oh five. It is partly cloudy out there
Speaker 2: and eighty two degrees.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 2: The twenty twenty six World Cup coming up in under
Speaker 2: a year now, and with seven of the matches being
Speaker 2: held right here in Massachusetts. In Foxboro, a US soccer
Speaker 2: legend with local ties talk with wbz's Kyle Bray about
Speaker 2: the growth of the game here in the US and
Speaker 2: in Boston.
Speaker 1: Christine Lilly won two World Cups and two Olympic gold
Speaker 1: medals during a Hall of Fame career with the US
Speaker 1: women's national team, but she was also one of the
Speaker 1: original members of the old Boston and WSL team, the
Speaker 1: Boston Breakers. The Breakers didn't last, but now Boston Legacy
Speaker 1: FC is returning to carry the standard for them. Lily
Speaker 1: says it's great that Pro women's soccer is returning to Boston.
Speaker 5: It's been a long time out. We needed the pro
Speaker 5: team to return to Boston and it'll be exciting year
Speaker 5: along with the World Cup as well.
Speaker 3: For the men.
Speaker 1: With Pro women's soccer returning, he had a World Cup
Speaker 1: on the horizon, She says, both will help grow the
Speaker 1: game in Massachusetts even more.
Speaker 5: Back when I was younger, there wasn't a lot of
Speaker 5: these soccer events going on in the United States. You know,
Speaker 5: the World Cup was there, but it wasn't here on
Speaker 5: ninety four, and obviously the Women's in ninety nine. So
Speaker 5: I think for young people it's an exciting time because
Speaker 5: those are the moments I'll remember when they get older
Speaker 5: that they.
Speaker 2: Oh, we had the World Cup, we.
Speaker 5: Went to watch and all that.
Speaker 1: Kyle BRADWBZ Boston's News radio, the.
Speaker 2: Owner of a Brocton driving school, could end up facing
Speaker 2: decades in prison, is after admitting to a bribery scheme
Speaker 2: involving the Registry of Motor Vehicles. US attorney Lea Fully
Speaker 2: says Carlos Cardoso pled guilty yesterday to mail fraud charges.
Speaker 2: Fully says Cardoso paid off an examiner at the RMB
Speaker 2: over a two year period to pass people who either
Speaker 2: took their driving test and failed it, or in some cases,
Speaker 2: never showed up to take it. Cardoso is set to
Speaker 2: be sentenced on September eleventh in federal court. I meantime,
Speaker 2: a new law is being put into place to stop
Speaker 2: those habitual speeders.
Speaker 6: Once the law takes effect, courts in Virginia will be
Speaker 6: able to require the installation of a device that monitors
Speaker 6: and reports the habits of drivers who have been convicted
Speaker 6: of speeding. The device in Washington State will actually prevent
Speaker 6: the car from exceeding the speed limit. Governor Bobrigerson. What's
Speaker 6: behind the spills, of course, a really simple goal, which
Speaker 6: is to save lives. Other states, including California and Arizona,
Speaker 6: are considering their own versions of intelligent speed assistance. Jim Ryan, ABC.
Speaker 2: News, And before we take a look at Bloomberg Business,
Speaker 2: a former MTVVJ has died. Here's wbz's Drew mo'holland.
Speaker 4: Ananda Lewis has died. She revealed in twenty twenty that
Speaker 4: she had breast cancer, saying she had a long time
Speaker 4: fear of radiation and had not been getting regular mammograms.
Speaker 4: Ananda Lewis was very popular when MTV had a full
Speaker 4: schedule of really big shows.
Speaker 1: I wanted to come to some girls out here, some
Speaker 1: young women, because we see women taking over all industries.
Speaker 1: And how do you feel about the collaborations.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she'd hit the streets just like that. She'd go
Speaker 4: to the beaches when MTV would get away from the studio.
Speaker 4: Ananda Lewis was an MTV mainstay. Her death confirmed by
Speaker 4: her sister on social media. Ananda Lewis was just fifty
Speaker 4: two years.
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