Speaker 1: Forty two degrees light rain coming down in Boston at
Speaker 1: eleven o'clock. Hello, and thanks for being with us on
Speaker 1: this Sunday morning. It's April sixth. I'm Sherry Small. Here's
Speaker 1: what's happening.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: We're still still dealing with rain this morning, but with
Speaker 1: some warmer temps ahead today compared to yesterday.
Speaker 3: That is, it is going to be mostly claudia and
Speaker 3: milder day, with a few showers around, especially early.
Speaker 4: I have to fifty five.
Speaker 5: The INCI will be mostly claudy with some rain and
Speaker 5: drizzle moving in ladload to being down at thirty eight.
Speaker 1: And that's ack you weather meteorologists Matt Rindy. The full
Speaker 1: forecasts coming up in traffic and weather on the threes.
Speaker 1: Tens of thousands of people joined in Boston's Hands Off
Speaker 1: rally in Boston yesterday. WBC's Mike Macklin reports.
Speaker 5: Thousands marched from Boston Commons, city Hall plaza as cities
Speaker 5: across the nation demonstrated in opposition to President Donald Trump
Speaker 5: and billionaire Elon Musk.
Speaker 1: This isn't a Democrat issue, this isn't a mare Can issue.
Speaker 5: It's for all of us.
Speaker 3: To stand up.
Speaker 5: Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll addressed the crowd on Boston Common.
Speaker 2: Government hurks best when we have checks and balances, when
Speaker 2: we have a Congress that actually is willing to check
Speaker 2: the power of.
Speaker 4: The most powerful person in America. That's how it's supposed
Speaker 4: to work.
Speaker 5: On City Hall Plaza, Mayor Michelle wou drove home the
Speaker 5: message that she delivered to a Republican led Congressional committee
Speaker 5: in Washington.
Speaker 4: Boston has never and will never back down to the police.
Speaker 3: This is our city and you will not break us.
Speaker 5: More than twelve hundred hands off demonstrations were planned in
Speaker 5: all fifty states across the country on City Hall Plaza
Speaker 5: Mike Macklin WBZ, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 1: And it's estimated between twenty five and thirty thousand people
Speaker 1: attended that Boston rally and from the East Coast to
Speaker 1: the West Coast just about everywhere in between as well.
Speaker 1: Demonstrators criticize a Trump administration's mass firings under the Department
Speaker 1: of Government Efficiency and other actions. In Florida, people rallied
Speaker 1: near a golf course where President Trump spent the morning.
Speaker 1: When asked about the protests, the White House said that
Speaker 1: President Trump will always protect social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.
Speaker 1: All right, Things certainly didn't go as plan for an
Speaker 1: alleged cop impersonator in New Hampshire. A Manchester man arrested
Speaker 1: and accused of impersonating a police officer after he tried
Speaker 1: to arrest a real off duty cop. The Union Leader
Speaker 1: reporting that Hampton police arrested twenty four year old Luke
Speaker 1: Foster outside a donut shop on Lafayette Road on Thursday.
Speaker 1: He was arraigned on Friday in Hampton District Court. He
Speaker 1: was ordered held until a probable cause hearing on April eleventh.
Speaker 1: And now the four d A WBCU weather forecast. Here's
Speaker 1: meteorologist Bill Decker.
Speaker 4: We'll see if your showers in the early afternoon, then
Speaker 4: mostly cloudy and milelder to finish shar Sunday high fifty five,
Speaker 4: clouds Tonight low thirty eight. Was some rain and drizzle,
Speaker 4: returning late and drizzable. Taper to showers tomorrow. Maybe some
Speaker 4: snowflakes I'll mix in. Otherwise, the cloudy, brisk and chile Monday,
Speaker 4: high forty two. We'll see another rain of snowshower chance
Speaker 4: to start Tuesday, then at chilly afternoon clouds break for
Speaker 4: sun high forty four and Sunday and forty four again Wednesday.
Speaker 4: I'm acu whether Mediici reologist Bill Dagger at wb Z
Speaker 4: Boston's news radio.
Speaker 1: Wels We're still seeing rain over a good portion of
Speaker 1: the state right now. Parts of western mass are dry
Speaker 1: at this point, and parts of the South Shore from
Speaker 1: Plymouth south the Cape the Islands, they're dry. Parts of
Speaker 1: southern Massachusetts Fall River, Taunton, New Bedford dry. But this
Speaker 1: rain is sweeping through, so that could change. Forty six
Speaker 1: degrees in Falmouth, we have forty five in Worcester, forty
Speaker 1: four in Brockton, and forty three in Lowell. In the
Speaker 1: city right now, some rain still coming down. It's forty
Speaker 1: two degrees. Back to news. Ukrainian President Zelensky is criticizing
Speaker 1: the US and Embassy over its response to recent Russian
Speaker 1: air strikes. Jim Forbes has more.
Speaker 3: On Friday, Russian missiles killed sixteen people and injured fifty
Speaker 3: more in a central Ukrainian city. Zelensky said the Embassy's
Speaker 3: response was quote surprisingly disappointing, accusing officials of being afraid
Speaker 3: to mention Russia when commenting on the attacks. The US
Speaker 3: Ambassador to Ukraine said the air strikes were horrific, but
Speaker 3: did not specifically say the missiles were from Russia. Zelensky
Speaker 3: said the US quote is afraid to even say the
Speaker 3: word Russian when speaking about the missiles that murdered children.
Speaker 3: I'm Jim Forbes.
Speaker 1: A big day for women's basketball.
Speaker 2: South Carolina will have a chance to lock up its
Speaker 2: second straight national title when the game Cocks take on
Speaker 2: Yukon in the women's title game in Tampa today, and
Speaker 2: it is the third title game appearance in four years
Speaker 2: for head coach Don Stay squad, which unlike last season,
Speaker 2: has relied on a balanced attack at a deep bench
Speaker 2: all season long. Freshman Joyce Edward Word's the player to watch,
Speaker 2: averaging a team high twelve point seven points a game.
Speaker 1: And that CBS is Erica Hirschkowit. You are now in
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