Speaker 1: This is wb Z, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: There sky is a wing from the west right now
Speaker 2: in Boston, where it's seventy four degrees. It's eleven o'clock.
Speaker 2: Good morning. I'm Nicole Davis and here's what's happening in
Speaker 2: death at the Karen Reid murder re trial. Right now,
Speaker 2: crash expert doctor Andrew Wrenchler is on the stand. He
Speaker 2: is testifying about the injuries found on John O'Keefe's arm,
Speaker 2: saying the arm would be turned away from flying pieces
Speaker 2: of the tail light if the suv had backed into.
Speaker 3: Him, because those pieces that fracture haven't gone anywhere because
Speaker 3: they're against the arm itself, and then as the arm
Speaker 3: moves away, the pieces then move with the vehicle.
Speaker 2: Wrenchler is set to be the final witness for the
Speaker 2: defense read will not be testifying on her own. Behalf
Speaker 2: now to Los Angeles at eleven oh one, where we're
Speaker 2: following yet another day of protesting against immigration rates. It
Speaker 2: was a curfew on a part of the downtown last
Speaker 2: night that has now been lifted for the day. The
Speaker 2: Trump administration deploying thousands of National Guard troops and hundreds
Speaker 2: of Marines decisions, California Governor Gavin Newsom says are brazen
Speaker 2: abuses of power.
Speaker 3: California maybe first, but it clearly will not end here.
Speaker 3: Other states are next. Democracy is next. Democracy is under
Speaker 3: assault before our eyes. This moment we have feared has arrived.
Speaker 2: And more than a dozen Attorneys general around the country agree,
Speaker 2: including Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell saying the decision is quote unlawful,
Speaker 2: on constitutional and undemocratic. Texas Governor Greg Abbott, meantime, has
Speaker 2: now become the first in the country to announce he
Speaker 2: will deploy National Guard troops in response to protests in
Speaker 2: his own state. It does appear now that those National
Speaker 2: Guard troops in LA are doing more than just responding
Speaker 2: to protests. Here's ABC's Alex Stone.
Speaker 1: The role of the National Guard is now going beyond
Speaker 1: crowd control around federal buildings here and now. Because the
Speaker 1: Guard was federalized by President Trump, guardsmen are now going
Speaker 1: on ice raids and protecting the federal agents as those
Speaker 1: raids go down. The commandant of the Marine Corps told
Speaker 1: Congress the military is protecting federal personnel. Governor Gavin Newsom
Speaker 1: had said he thought the National guardsman might be used
Speaker 1: to go on ice raids. He's asking a cord to
Speaker 1: stop California's National Guard from being ordered to do so.
Speaker 2: And on the other side of the country, President Trump
Speaker 2: is defending his decision to deploy those troops.
Speaker 4: I'm Lynda Kenyon in Washington. The governor of California and
Speaker 4: the mayor of Los Angeles say the President overstepped, but
Speaker 4: Trump disagrees.
Speaker 1: We will not be deterred.
Speaker 4: Speaking to troops at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, the President
Speaker 4: said he did what he had to do. We will
Speaker 4: use every asset at our disposal to quell the violence.
Speaker 5: And we're still Alonoa right away.
Speaker 4: We're not going to wait seven days and eight days
Speaker 4: and wait for a governor that's never going to call
Speaker 4: and watch cities burn. California's governor says the president's actions
Speaker 4: are inflaming the situation. Lynda Kenyon CBS News Washington.
Speaker 2: Right now, when we look at the forecast, we are
Speaker 2: looking pretty good out there for the rest of the day.
Speaker 2: Fair skies. Right now, we have an breeze coming from
Speaker 2: the west about ten to fifteen miles an hour, and
Speaker 2: it's not as humid as it has beens. That's certainly
Speaker 2: a plus and it will look quite nice out there
Speaker 2: for the rest of the afternoon. Might notice a bit
Speaker 2: of the haze from those Canadian wildfires is back in
Speaker 2: our neck of the woods, so just be sure to
Speaker 2: not be too alarmed by that. We have a high
Speaker 2: today in the low eighties. For tonight mostly clear, low
Speaker 2: year sixty five, and then for tomorrow more of that haze,
Speaker 2: gustier breeze. A high in the mid upper eighties, goes
Speaker 2: to eighty for the capin Islands, and then for your Friday,
Speaker 2: a mix of sun and clouds, a high in the
Speaker 2: mid seventies. Showers return at night yes Saturday, for the
Speaker 2: thirteenth weekend in a row. It will be wet, it
Speaker 2: will be cool, and it will be gray. High only
Speaker 2: just about sixty right now. Temperatures where at seventy six
Speaker 2: on the capein Barnstable, seeing seventy four right now in Providence,
Speaker 2: seventy five in Nashua. In Boston at eleven oh five.
Speaker 2: It is we'll call it partly cloudy out there, and
Speaker 2: seventy four degrees. Whole food shoppers darting to notice the
Speaker 2: effects of a recent cyber attack against the chain's top distributor.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty concerned.
Speaker 6: Warren lives in Hingham. She has a restricted diet due
Speaker 6: to a medical condition, and Whole Foods is her go to.
Speaker 6: Hearing about this cyber attack certainly has her attention.
Speaker 7: Neally not that concerned about things like this, but in
Speaker 7: this case.
Speaker 6: I am Providence based. United Natural Foods is a distributor
Speaker 6: who was targeted in this cyber attack. They have a
Speaker 6: massive deal with Whole Foods and they serve some thirty
Speaker 6: thousand stores around the country in total. They're hoping to
Speaker 6: have their systems back online and problem free by this weekend.
Speaker 3: Not great, but it's a mistake.
Speaker 6: Until then, you may see some empty store shelves, in
Speaker 6: unfulfilled orders, a distribution disruption, and the digital age in Hingham.
Speaker 6: Jim MCKAWBZ Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 2: Eleven o six President Trump saying today the White House
Speaker 2: has finally struck a trade deal with China. Not too
Speaker 2: much is known about the agreement. It is expected, though,
Speaker 2: to get trade relations back in line with the deal
Speaker 2: last month, which fell apart as China kept her restricting
Speaker 2: shipments of magnets and rare earth minerals. Mark Hogan, chief
Speaker 2: market strategists at b Riley Financial joined our own Jeff
Speaker 2: Brown Live this morning to talk about the impact of
Speaker 2: the agreement.
Speaker 7: I think the real good news is that the USA
Speaker 7: China is talking and we've come to a truce, and
Speaker 7: we've got the framework for what a deal will look like.
Speaker 7: I think over the coming weeks will flesh out much
Speaker 7: more of the detail of what this means.
Speaker 2: The deal does still need final approval from President Trump
Speaker 2: and the Chinese president Shei Jinping. So far, when it
Speaker 2: comes to Wall Street, it looks like all three of
Speaker 2: the majors are higher. On the news, we're also getting
Speaker 2: a look at inflation today. Here's ABC's Jim Ryan.
Speaker 5: What a month to month basis, the prices we pay
Speaker 5: for nearly everything rose one tenth of a percent between
Speaker 5: April and May and two point four percent over the
Speaker 5: past twelve months. The Bureau of Labor Statistics says the
Speaker 5: increase was driven largely by the rising price of housing
Speaker 5: and food. While the latest increase in CPI is small,
Speaker 5: observers on Wall Street see the bill for US tariffs
Speaker 5: may come due in the coming months.
Speaker 2: Inflation does appear to be relatively stable. It is still
Speaker 2: above the FEDS two percent target and at eleven oh
Speaker 2: seven before we take a look at Bloomberg Business. An
Speaker 2: update now to a story we brought you last month.
Speaker 2: The state of Massachusetts has now opened up an investigation
Speaker 2: into Boston's Liberty Hotel. Last month, a hotel employee misgendered
Speaker 2: and harassed a woman in one of the bathrooms. The
Speaker 2: hotel says no it is making amends to the woman,
Speaker 2: Ainslie Baker, and her girlfriend, Liz Victor. It's also taking
Speaker 2: corrective action and putting new sensitivity training in place. Baker's
Speaker 2: lawyer telling The Globe he is grateful the state is
Speaker 2: taking steps to investigate the situation. You are now in
Speaker 2: the loop for news updates throughout the day. Listen to
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