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Speaker 2: It's eleven o'clock and we're seeing some pretty heavy rain
Speaker 2: in some areas today and some misted thunderstorms too, at
Speaker 2: least this morning. I'll get to that. Good morning. I'm
Speaker 2: Laurie Kirby. It is October seventh, and today marks one
Speaker 2: year sends austin deadly terror attack on Israel, which started
Speaker 2: a new era of fighting in the Middle East. Israeli
Speaker 2: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyah, who was holding a special memorial
Speaker 2: ceremony to honor the nearly twelve hundred Israelis killed and
Speaker 2: two hundred and fifty taken as hostages. ABC's Geordana Miller.
Speaker 2: This is the fighting goes on on.
Speaker 3: The one year anniversary of its ghastly surprise attack. Hamma's
Speaker 3: firing three rounds of rockets on Israel, some towards Tel Aviv,
Speaker 3: if intercepting most of them, but a couple hitting open
Speaker 3: fields and causing damage to a building and lightly injuring
Speaker 3: two Hamas, apparently trying to show it still has some
Speaker 3: military capabilities, but the numbers tell a different story. Last
Speaker 3: October seventh, Hammas fired over four thousand rockets on Israel. Today,
Speaker 3: a year later, it's managed to fire less than twenty
Speaker 3: rockets Geordana Miller, ABC News Jerusalem.
Speaker 2: Locally, a vigil is being held at the Wang Theater
Speaker 2: tonight at seven o'clock to mourn those killed and kidnapped
Speaker 2: in the attack on Israel and to honor the survivors
Speaker 2: and heroes. Jewish Philanthropies invites the greater Boston community to
Speaker 2: join them, and yesterday the Boston Coalition for Palestine held
Speaker 2: their own rally in March on the Common to show
Speaker 2: they stand for free Palestine. And a star player for
Speaker 2: the New England Patriots just appeared in Quincy District Court
Speaker 2: with WBZ. Jim McKay was there and has this report.
Speaker 4: Drill Peppers a judge at Quincy District Court calling the
Speaker 4: case of Jabriel Peppers before the court. He's facing a
Speaker 4: number of charges including assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, strangulation,
Speaker 4: and possession of the class B substance believe to be cocaine.
Speaker 5: Huts and are not Galt Frease on all counts.
Speaker 3: Do you understand those?
Speaker 4: Peppers was arrested early Saturday morning at Braintree over a
Speaker 4: disturbance with two people. The victim was treated at the scene.
Speaker 4: The Patriots have said they are aware of the situation,
Speaker 4: but have no further comment at this time. Peppers has
Speaker 4: another court date on November twenty second, outside of Quincy
Speaker 4: District Court. Jim McKay WBZ Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 2: A showdown over an MBTA housing law is underweight this morning,
Speaker 2: with Milton at the center of it. State Supreme Court
Speaker 2: Justices of inhering arguments over whether Attorney General Andrea Campbell
Speaker 2: can force Milton and other communities to rezone for multifamily housing.
Speaker 2: The MBTA Communities Act became law in twenty twenty one
Speaker 2: with a goal of adding multi family housing near public
Speaker 2: transit to help ease the state's housing crunch. While Milton
Speaker 2: voters voted no, and they say the state is the
Speaker 2: one that overstepped its bounds. Keep it here for updates
Speaker 2: and coming up. Cambridge officials are working to make the
Speaker 2: bu Bridge Roundabout safer Right now. ACU weather is seeing
Speaker 2: some very intense rain showers on the north shore and
Speaker 2: on the south shore, but it's the Plymouth area now,
Speaker 2: little Bit and Quincy if I zoom in and on
Speaker 2: the north shore. We're talking Gloucester and maybe a little
Speaker 2: bit of rock Port getting some rain, and Salem, which
Speaker 2: city getting some rain as well, thunderstorms potentially. Today we
Speaker 2: have a small craft advisory. So it's breezy and that's
Speaker 2: through tomorrow. High today sixty four. We dry out. Tonight,
Speaker 2: we're in the forties and the cooler urbs and then
Speaker 2: tomorrow gorgeous day, sunshine, still breezy, near seventy degrees. Wednesday
Speaker 2: and Thursday fantastic. This coming weekend fantastic, at least in
Speaker 2: this forecast that I have for ACU weather eleven five.
Speaker 2: Big safety improvements are coming to a busy part of Cambridge.
Speaker 2: Wbz's James Rojas reports from the bu Bridge Rotary.
Speaker 1: Drivers are being told to expect extra congestion during rush
Speaker 1: hours and to find ways to avoid the bu Rotary.
Speaker 1: This one point five million dollar safety improvement project comes
Speaker 1: after the death of a third cyclist over the past
Speaker 1: several months in the area, the most recent happening in
Speaker 1: September on Memorial Drive. We're at the safety three desks is.
Speaker 3: Three too many?
Speaker 2: It is? It is, so it's huged a lot in
Speaker 2: safety factors important.
Speaker 1: Starting tonight through the end of November, DCR's closing lanes
Speaker 1: intermittently and implementing detours along Memorial Drive between Magazine and
Speaker 1: Audrey Streets. This project includes widening the shared use path
Speaker 1: leading to the Rotary and implementing a speed limit reduction
Speaker 1: along the corridor in Cambridge. James Rojas w b Z,
Speaker 1: Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 2: Saga's Youth Football and Cheer issues and apology after a
Speaker 2: couple of parents fighted out in the stands, so people
Speaker 2: attending yesterday's game, Say of Salem and a Sauga's parent
Speaker 2: started fighting in the stands at Sauga's High School stadium,
Speaker 2: and then more people got in on the action. Well,
Speaker 2: somebody called nine to one one. This was a physical fight,
Speaker 2: and I wound up canceling the kid's game and the
Speaker 2: rest of the games on yesterday's schedule. One woman had
Speaker 2: to be treated for injuries, nobody went to the hospital
Speaker 2: and nobody was arrested. Sauga's Youth Football and Cheer now
Speaker 2: asking parents to use this as a teaching moment, strengthening
Speaker 2: into a powerful Category four Now. Hurricane Milton is still
Speaker 2: barreling toward Florida with wins up to one hundred and
Speaker 2: twenty five miles per hour. Some areas still reeling from
Speaker 2: hurricane and they're getting ready for another hit. They're worried
Speaker 2: about storm surge. CBS's David Parkinson has more about the
Speaker 2: storm's path.
Speaker 5: Storm will cut across the state Wednesday night into Thursday morning,
Speaker 5: and then during your day Thursday, it emerges off to
Speaker 5: the Atlantic Coast. You'll be seeing some storm surge on
Speaker 5: the Atlantic Coast, and then it's really no threat to
Speaker 5: anybody after that. But really central Florida along the I
Speaker 5: four corridor and the entire west coast of Florida's Peninsula
Speaker 5: needs to be on high alert for this storm for
Speaker 5: a Wednesday afternoon evening landfall. For this storm to be
Speaker 5: one for the history book.
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