Speaker 1: This is w b Z, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 1: A mix of sun clouds over Boston. It is seventy
Speaker 1: six degrees at eleven o'clock in the morning. Thanks for
Speaker 1: joining us. I'm Kendall Bule. Here's what's happening. A hearing
Speaker 1: underway and Boston Federal Court on a lawsuit filed by
Speaker 1: eighteen states, the District of Columbia and San Francisco County
Speaker 1: blocking President Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship. The Supreme
Speaker 1: Court ruled that the judge's previous nationwide injunction against the
Speaker 1: order was in overreach. CBS League analyst Dane Rosenbaum on
Speaker 1: what might change.
Speaker 2: These states, led by New Jersey and Massachusetts, are merely
Speaker 2: asking a federal judge whether the injunction placed on the
Speaker 2: enforcement of President Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship can
Speaker 2: still remain in force while the case challenging the constitutionality
Speaker 2: of the President's actions works its way through the courts.
Speaker 1: Executive orders current blocked by an order from a New
Speaker 1: Hampshire federal judge who recently certified a class action lawsuits.
Speaker 1: New developments and the push to release the Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 1: file CBS's Jered Hill as the latest.
Speaker 3: The president says he's ordered Attorney General Pam Bondy to
Speaker 3: petition the courts to allow the release of any and
Speaker 3: all pertinent grand jury testimony related to the case of
Speaker 3: convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Overnight, President Trump also blasted
Speaker 3: a Wall Street Journal article that claims he sent Epstein
Speaker 3: a body note for his fiftieth birthday, featuring a doodo
Speaker 3: of a naked woman Online. President Trump called the letter fake,
Speaker 3: writing it's not the way he talks and he doesn't
Speaker 3: draw pictures, threatening to sue the paper bid.
Speaker 1: He says theoj could make the request release of testimony
Speaker 1: as soon as today, but approval good take time. The
Speaker 1: House is passed bill that will undo billions of dollars
Speaker 1: in federal funding. ABC's j O'Brien explains, I.
Speaker 4: Was overnight narrowly passing this White House request to claw
Speaker 4: back nine billion dollars in funds Congress already approved and
Speaker 4: in some cases doge then cut, including billions in four
Speaker 4: and EID and slashing one billion dollars from public broadcasters
Speaker 4: like NPR and PBS. President Trump celebrating in a post
Speaker 4: this morning. After this bill also cleared, The Senate's now
Speaker 4: headed to his desk.
Speaker 1: Cancelation of one point one billion dollars for the Corporation
Speaker 1: of Public Broadcasting represents the full amount it's due to
Speaker 1: receive during the next two bunch of years. Trouble in
Speaker 1: the harbor for some Manchester by the Sea teams. Routine
Speaker 1: marine patrol by Manchester Police came across a small sail
Speaker 1: boat occupied by five boys in their early teens taking
Speaker 1: on water. The patrol boat immediately took four of the
Speaker 1: young men on board, while a fifth stayed on the
Speaker 1: vessel to help and towing it back to shore. That
Speaker 1: team abandoned chip when it began to sink the when
Speaker 1: was heard the boat did make it close to shore.
Speaker 1: Plans are now underway to raise it. They've mid eighties today,
Speaker 1: a breezy mid eighties, and that it's going to be
Speaker 1: a whole lot more comfortable than it has been the
Speaker 1: past few days. It's going to be a mix of
Speaker 1: sun and clouds. Cleared tonight which just dropped down in
Speaker 1: the mid sixties and Boston fifties, many inland suburbs back
Speaker 1: into the eighties tomorrow with sun and some clouds and
Speaker 1: a clutting up at night, A couple of showers and
Speaker 1: Duncan storms possible lasting through Sunday. Sunday stemperature is expected
Speaker 1: in the mid eighties. Right now in Boston, Partley sunny
Speaker 1: seventy six degrees. A Massachusetts town celebrating the return of
Speaker 1: Duncan with a name change. Wbz's Jared Brosnan reports.
Speaker 5: The town of Stowe has been without a Duncan since
Speaker 5: twenty twenty two, something wbz's own Matt Shearer documented over
Speaker 5: the last few years. But next Thursday, the Duncan Desert
Speaker 5: will officially disappear as a new location opens up in
Speaker 5: the spot of the old Beef and Ale restaurant on
Speaker 5: Great Road. To mark the occasion, the Salem Selects Board
Speaker 5: voted unanimously to rename the town Duncan on July twenty fourth.
Speaker 5: The grand opening will also include the unveiling of the
Speaker 5: Duncan Desert Gallery wall, a five thousand dollars donation to
Speaker 5: the Stow Food Pantry, and free coffee for one hundred
Speaker 5: days for the first one hundred Duncan Rewards members in
Speaker 5: line share. Brosn and WZ Boston's News or Radio.
Speaker 1: Care workers at a one hundred seven twenty four bed
Speaker 1: nursing home and Andover hitting the picket line today. More
Speaker 1: than eighty union workers at Andover Manor have been negotiating
Speaker 1: with management since last October. The United Healthcare Workers local
Speaker 1: says they're seeking better pay for their nursing assistants and
Speaker 1: other employees, while the for profit home is proposing changes
Speaker 1: amounting to a more than six percent pay cut. Picketing
Speaker 1: due to begin at two this afternoon. The end of
Speaker 1: an era in late night TV. CBS has announced it
Speaker 1: is ending the Late Show with Stephen Colbert next May,
Speaker 1: saying the decision is financial, not related to the show's content.
Speaker 1: CBS's Jared Hill has more.
Speaker 3: Stephen Colbert has been an outspoken critic of President Trump,
Speaker 3: and recently criticized a decision by CBS parent company Paaramount
Speaker 3: to settle a lawsuit with mister Trump, a suit the
Speaker 3: company has maintained is without merit. Reaction poured in from
Speaker 3: fellow talk show hosts.
Speaker 1: I think it's a huge loss for Late Night, and.
Speaker 3: I think it's a huge loss for CBS and fan We.
Speaker 1: Love Stephen Colbert. We came to New York and we
Speaker 1: came to the show last night. Sorry to hear it's going.
Speaker 3: To be canceled. Colbert's Late Show started in twenty fifteen,
Speaker 3: taking over for originator David Letterman, who started the show
Speaker 3: in nineteen ninety three. Jared Hill, CBS News New York.
Speaker 1: Not everyone's buying the reasoning CBS is given for the move.
Speaker 1: Colbert has been very critical of his employees, calling CBS's
Speaker 1: lawsuit settlement with the Trump administration a big fat bribe.
Speaker 1: A new study suggests COVID boosters can help cancer patients
Speaker 1: stay out of the hospital. CBS is Michael.
Speaker 6: George reports cancer patients who get COVID booster shots are
Speaker 6: hospitalized far less than patients who didn't. The study by
Speaker 6: Cedar Sinai Medical Center showed that cancer patients were twenty
Speaker 6: nine percent less likely to be hospitalized or be admitted
Speaker 6: to the ICU if they got their booster shot. Findings
Speaker 6: are a reminder that regular COVID vaccines are life saving
Speaker 6: for people with weekend immune systems.
Speaker 1: The studies findings published in the journal GEMMA Oncology. You
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