Speaker 1: This is WBZ Boston's news radio, redefining local.
Speaker 2: News thirty four degrees in Boston at four o'clock and
Speaker 2: good Sunday afternoon. I'm Madison Rogers. Federal officials say they
Speaker 2: posed no threats bout citizens and local officials or demanding
Speaker 2: answers around the wave of reported drone sidings in the Northeast.
Speaker 2: There were a number of unverified sightings south of Boston
Speaker 2: last night. As WBZ Suzanne Sasville reports, there's people watching us.
Speaker 3: Lisa Newhook lives in Foxborough. Her husband was walking the
Speaker 3: dog Saturday night and he came.
Speaker 2: In and said, did you see up in the sky?
Speaker 2: And I said no.
Speaker 3: She went outside to look and saw five drones and
Speaker 3: they had a big, bright white light and little red
Speaker 3: lights on the edges. She says they were big and
Speaker 3: moving around quickly for at least twenty minutes, and she
Speaker 3: wants answers. I just wish somebody could shoot it down,
Speaker 3: look at it and see what it is, and then
Speaker 3: we'll know.
Speaker 2: But until then, I'm nervous and worried.
Speaker 3: Governor Heally says she's aware of the sightings and state
Speaker 3: police are prepared to support federal authorities. With jurisdiction over
Speaker 3: airspace in Foxborough, Suzannsausville WBZ, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: And in Boston. Two people have been arrested in a
Speaker 2: thirds on the run after a drone was seen flying
Speaker 2: over the Harbor last night. Police say it was dangerously
Speaker 2: close to Boston Logan's airspace. Dispatched to the Harbor Islands,
Speaker 2: BPD says they found the operators trespassing at the Old
Speaker 2: Long Island Hospital. A Charlestown man and a Bridgewater man
Speaker 2: were taken into custody, and there's an ongoing search for
Speaker 2: a third suspect who fled the island. Boston Police say
Speaker 2: they coordinated with Homeland Security and the Joint Terrorism Task Force.
Speaker 2: A grieving family is speaking out more than three months
Speaker 2: now since a state police recruit suffered of fatal injuries
Speaker 2: during a training exercise. Them, I'll go over with her
Speaker 2: family's never going to be here the same. Her sister,
Speaker 2: which is Enrik's mother, is totally you know, this has
Speaker 2: destroyed her.
Speaker 4: The family of Massachusetts State Trooper Enrique Delgado Garcia are
Speaker 4: looking for truth, justice and transparency. On Saturday, a small
Speaker 4: group gathered on a busy Lincoln Street in Worcester, holding
Speaker 4: up signs and speaking out. They're here to bring attention
Speaker 4: to his death investigation. Del Gatto Garcia died back in
Speaker 4: September after a boxing training exercise as a trainee for
Speaker 4: the Massachusetts State Police. He was only twenty five years old.
Speaker 4: Felicia Garcia is Enrique's aunt.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know Barsona. He was just a very
Speaker 2: good personal line. He was always there forever.
Speaker 4: Circumstances surrounding his death is still under investigation.
Speaker 2: Paul Burton there reporting for CBS News Boston. As former
Speaker 2: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi recovers from a hip replacement surgery
Speaker 2: this weekend. Fellow California Democrat Adam Schiff says he's been
Speaker 2: in contact with Pelosi's daughter, Christine.
Speaker 5: I understand that she's recovering from the surgery. Well, so
Speaker 5: going out to her. She's an amazing person and as
Speaker 5: strong and as tough as she is, I know she'll
Speaker 5: be back on her feet soon.
Speaker 2: That Senator Shift, speaking to ABC Congresswoman Pelosi fell at
Speaker 2: an official event in Luxembourg and looking at the four
Speaker 2: day WBZAKI weather forecast, It's rather cloudy tonight with a
Speaker 2: low around thirty one, mostly cloudy skies tomorrow forty five
Speaker 2: or so for the high, and then some rain arrives.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow night. We'll get down to thirty nine in Boston,
Speaker 2: but well north and west of town. You could see
Speaker 2: this system start off as a wintry mix, and I
Speaker 2: will continue with some morning rain and drizzle Tuesday. Cloud's
Speaker 2: eventually breaking for some sunshine quite mile to high around
Speaker 2: fifty nine, forty seven for the high. On Wednesday, it's
Speaker 2: a cloudy one with some more rain around for Wednesday night.
Speaker 2: Right now in Boston it is thirty four degrees and
Speaker 2: mostly cloudy. The sunsets in less than ten minutes. Boston
Speaker 2: the city that's proud of its championship banners, to say
Speaker 2: the least, but some sports fans argue we've been shorted
Speaker 2: one more title. Wbz's Kyle Bray explains.
Speaker 6: One hundred and twenty years ago, the Boston Red Sox
Speaker 6: were known as the Boston Americans, and they were fresh
Speaker 6: off winning the first ever World Series title, but they
Speaker 6: never got a chance to defend it. That's because the
Speaker 6: New York Giants refused to play the World Series that year.
Speaker 6: Their owner was afraid of losing to an upstart American
Speaker 6: League team, and because the World Series wasn't a yearly
Speaker 6: event yet there was no World Series at all, therefore
Speaker 6: there was no champion. But Sports museum curator Richard Johnson thinks.
Speaker 7: Otherwise should they be considered the World champions? Abslutely?
Speaker 6: I mean, if one team is ready to play and
Speaker 6: the other refuses to do so, the team that would
Speaker 6: play should get it right. Well, the league does not
Speaker 6: recognize them as the champs, but the fans still rewarded
Speaker 6: their pennant winning team that year.
Speaker 7: But the fans, in typical fashion back then, got behind
Speaker 7: their team, held a banquet, gave a trophy to player
Speaker 7: manager Jimmy.
Speaker 6: Co There's still champs in our hearts. From the City
Speaker 6: of Champions Kyle Bray WBZ, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: Watertown police say a suspected vandal has been arrested months
Speaker 2: after a suspicious note was put on the door of
Speaker 2: a local Armenian church. Police say someone wrote Artstock is dead,
Speaker 2: Artstock being a disputed region, and that was put on
Speaker 2: a note at Saint Stephen's. This has been treated as
Speaker 2: a hate crime investigation, and police say an unidentified Cambridge
Speaker 2: resident will face criminal charges. A major defamation settlement is
Speaker 2: awarded to President elect Donald Trump. ABC News has agreed
Speaker 2: to pay fifteen million dollars in a suit filed against
Speaker 2: the network and anchored George Stephanopolis. We get the details
Speaker 2: from CBS.
Speaker 1: Court documents revealed that Trump and ABC News agreed to
Speaker 1: settle a defamation lawsuit, with ABC paying fifteen million dollars
Speaker 1: toward Trump's Presidential Librarian Foundation had a million dollars to
Speaker 1: cover Trump's legal fees. Trump had claimed anchor George Stephanopoulos
Speaker 1: made quote false in defamatory statements about Trump in a
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four interview with Representative Nancy Mace. ABC also
Speaker 1: posted an editor's note on its website saying the network
Speaker 1: and Stephanopoulos regret those statements.
Speaker 2: That was reporter Bradley Blackburn. A new class action lawsuit
Speaker 2: claims cell carrier Team Mobile has been deceiving customers for
Speaker 2: twenty years. Close to two dozen plaintiffs claim T Mobile
Speaker 2: is disguised a hidden fee as a government charge. The
Speaker 2: charge is allegedly nowhere to be found on T Mobile's
Speaker 2: subscriber agreement. The regulatory programs in Telco recovery fee is
Speaker 2: four dollars and forty nine cents a month. You're now
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