Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining local news. Hey Ma,
Speaker 1: the cold weather is here on this Friday morning. We
Speaker 1: are back to pretty much where we should be this
Speaker 1: time of year. It's thirty degrees. But here's the thing.
Speaker 1: Wind gusts are blowing at fifty miles per hour. Not good.
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Speaker 1: Thanks for joining us this morning. I'm Jeff Brown. If
Speaker 1: you've got hatches, might be time to bat them down.
Speaker 1: It'll be very windy and chilly today with more Southerlan
Speaker 1: clouds and winds gusting to forty to fifty miles per hour.
Speaker 1: And this WBZ acky Weather meteorologist Joe Lundberg mid forties today,
Speaker 1: but with a wind, chill and power outa Jazara thing today.
Speaker 1: According to MIMA, there are about five thousand people waking
Speaker 1: up in the dark this morning. Celtics continue to rolls
Speaker 1: McCall on NBC Sports Boston. This time the Celtics take
Speaker 1: it out on the Sixers set. The Garden Bruins lose
Speaker 1: in Carolina. Red Sox hosts the Marlins at gent Blue Park.
Speaker 1: This afternoon, it'll be sunny in eighty in Fort Myers,
Speaker 1: passengers will need to look up the MBTA's red line.
Speaker 1: After another ceiling panel comes crashing down, barely missing people
Speaker 1: on a subway platform at the Harvard station. A tumbling
Speaker 1: tile is caught on surveillance video and is eerily reminiscent
Speaker 1: of a similar incident at the same station and roughly
Speaker 1: the same spot at the Harvard stop two years ago.
Speaker 1: The te says visual inspections of these tiles happen routinely,
Speaker 1: but work to remove similar tiles from the ceiling kept
Speaker 1: cruise pretty busy overnight. It's a fork in the road
Speaker 1: for America's Miracle drugs. A federal judge puts the final
Speaker 1: nail on the coffin and ends a prior approval for
Speaker 1: compounding pharmacies to make and sell generic versions of popular
Speaker 1: weight loss drugs. In earlier approval from the FDA meant
Speaker 1: to alleviate a shortage of Elie Lily's Monjiro and zep
Speaker 1: Bound is no longer needed, as the company says it's
Speaker 1: back on its feet. Compounding versions of the treatments are
Speaker 1: substantially cheaper than the brand names. College Kids it's spring
Speaker 1: break season and Logan is becoming a zoo. It's not
Speaker 1: just any busy Friday at Logan. For many, it's the
Speaker 1: unofficial start of spring break.
Speaker 2: And I was like, oh, it's pretty smooth, that's what Now.
Speaker 3: When I saw the traffic, I was like, oh, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: the spring Breakers they're here.
Speaker 1: Alexandra and her friends are traveling.
Speaker 3: We're gonna have a wonderful flight, and we're gonna.
Speaker 1: Pot after Pott of Logan James Rojas WBZ Boston's news radio.
Speaker 1: By the way, there are some delays at Logan Airport
Speaker 1: already this morning. Flight Aware is reporting more than a
Speaker 1: dozen delays, a couple of cancelations on the board as well. Well,
Speaker 1: here it comes this weekend. It's time to pay back
Speaker 1: the hour we gained last fall. Not something we've been
Speaker 1: looking forward to. I imagine WBC Strew moholland is here
Speaker 1: with details. Good morning, Andrew, Good.
Speaker 4: Morning, Jeffrey.
Speaker 1: I never go until I get the good morning.
Speaker 4: Time is messing with our minds again this weekend, Daylight
Speaker 4: Saving Time returns annual tradition where we give back the
Speaker 4: hour we gained last fall. As you mentioned, did you know,
Speaker 4: Jeff Losing an hour asleep has been known to be
Speaker 4: hazardous to our health, links increased to anxiety depression. It's
Speaker 4: also been ties to arise in heart attacks and strokes,
Speaker 4: so serious stuff. At the very least we won't be
Speaker 4: able to snap out of it. Early next week, more
Speaker 4: traffic crashes, missing work, later rivals at work in school,
Speaker 4: all attributed to this. The sun will rise after seven
Speaker 4: am on Sunday. But Jeff, the silver lining here, okay,
Speaker 4: the sunset six forty five pm.
Speaker 1: I was wondering where the silver line is? My friend,
Speaker 1: is the silver lining? Thank you for that? Pretty much
Speaker 1: the story that we've been living with this winter. High
Speaker 1: wind's going to be a problem again today. In fact,
Speaker 1: a wind advisory has been posted for much of the
Speaker 1: area through seven o'clock tonight, and a high wind warning
Speaker 1: just outside four ninety five. And it's apparent too, because
Speaker 1: the gusts are at fifty miles per hour at this
Speaker 1: point in time. It's thirty degrees as we walk out
Speaker 1: the door this morning, and about twenty five degrees colder
Speaker 1: than this time yesterday, So you get the idea of
Speaker 1: the kind of day it's going to be. The only
Speaker 1: thing different about it really is that we'll see plenty
Speaker 1: of sunshine, although it's going to be very windy throughout
Speaker 1: the day and cold too, temperatures in the mid forties,
Speaker 1: but there is a wind chill involved as well. Pretty
Speaker 1: much the same story, although not as stiff a wind
Speaker 1: tomorrow coming at us, but we will see times of
Speaker 1: sun and clouds, high temperatures in the middle forties. The
Speaker 1: more comfortable of the weekend days is coming up on Sunday.
Speaker 1: Highs in the forties once again, and as we head
Speaker 1: into a new work week next week, it looks like
Speaker 1: we'll be flirting with temperatures in the mid fifties for
Speaker 1: a good portion of the week. Anyway, right now in
Speaker 1: Boston thirty degrees, very windy sunrise in the city six
Speaker 1: oh six this Friday morning. Upon further review, President Trump
Speaker 1: flip flops on tariffs again, puts another one month pause
Speaker 1: on levies on imports from Canada and Mexico. The twenty
Speaker 1: five percent tariffs are now on hold. We get more
Speaker 1: from CBS's Erica Brown.
Speaker 3: Canada responded to the tariff pause, saying it will not
Speaker 3: go ahead with a second wave of Retalia Tory tariffs
Speaker 3: on one hundred and twenty five billion dollars worth of
Speaker 3: US products until April second. Doug Ford, the Premiere of
Speaker 3: the Province of Ontario, expressed doubts about Trump's decision to
Speaker 3: reverse course for now.
Speaker 2: He said that before, and he switched his mind a
Speaker 2: few days later or a week later.
Speaker 1: So once I touch the stove and I get burned.
Speaker 2: Once I don't touch that stove again.
Speaker 1: The tariffs ease pressure on most goods in the US
Speaker 1: Mexico Canada Agreement, which President Trump negotiated during his first
Speaker 1: term in office. Peace talks are set to begin between
Speaker 1: the United States and Ukraine next week. Both President Trump
Speaker 1: and Vladimir Zelenski confirmed the negotiations will be held in
Speaker 1: Saudi Arabia. The announcement comes about a week after an
Speaker 1: Oval office blowout that ended with Zelenski's abrupt departure from
Speaker 1: the White House. A social media expression of regret from
Speaker 1: the leader of Ukraine for the way things went down
Speaker 1: started this ball rolling. Meantime, the European Union has been
Speaker 1: meeting in support of Ukraine, but still has no plan
Speaker 1: for military aids to that country, and today marks the
Speaker 1: sixtieth anniversary of what many considered to be one of
Speaker 1: the most shameful days in American history.
Speaker 5: In nineteen sixty five, a young black man named Jimmy
Speaker 5: Lee Jackson was killed by a trooper as black people
Speaker 5: trying to exercise their right to vote were being turned
Speaker 5: away daily. Now gold Is Mundum demonstrators led by John Lewis,
Speaker 5: chair of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, headed for the
Speaker 5: Edmund Pettis Bridge and Selma and were confronted by.
Speaker 2: Troopers your heart, but they did not and were set
Speaker 2: upon by Alabama state troopers and others who beat them bloody.
Speaker 2: Two weeks later, a crowd of thousands led by doctor
Speaker 2: Martin Luther King Junior, marched across that bridge. Allison Key,
Speaker 2: CBS News.
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Speaker 1: I'm Jeff Brown, WBZ, Boston's news radio