Speaker 1: Forty one degrees in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon.
Speaker 1: I'm Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. Luigi Mangioni's first federal
Speaker 1: court appearance in New York City is now over. Outside court,
Speaker 1: an attorney from Angioni said they're going to decline to
Speaker 1: comment at this time. During the hearing, Angoni answered questions
Speaker 1: to the judge, saying he understood his rights. He did
Speaker 1: not make a bail application, but attorneys say he could
Speaker 1: at a later time. Federal authorities announced today new charges
Speaker 1: against Mangioni that include murder. He was extra guided from
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania to New York and was met by New York
Speaker 1: City Mayor Eric Adams and a large police presence.
Speaker 2: To personally be here to show the symbolism of leading
Speaker 2: from the fund.
Speaker 3: Of the apprehension.
Speaker 1: Angioni is expected to be in a state court to
Speaker 1: answer charges there this afternoon as well. Massachusetts has been
Speaker 1: lifted out of extreme drought status, the heavy rains last
Speaker 1: week helping the state to be downgraded to severe drought
Speaker 1: status instead. The extremely dry conditions from August to November
Speaker 1: plunge the state into a drought and has contributed to
Speaker 1: a wave of wildfires in the fall around here, a
Speaker 1: little bit of speed boosts could be in the works
Speaker 1: for one branch of the Green Line. WBC's Hyle Shaffle
Speaker 1: with more.
Speaker 3: If you're blessed with a decent arm. There are te
Speaker 3: stations on the Green Line that Stone's throw apart, but
Speaker 3: if everything goes according to plan, you'll probably need to
Speaker 3: throw a lot harder in the future. Seems like it's
Speaker 3: a pretty well thought through plan as far as I've heard,
Speaker 3: the Tea wants to combine two of the stations on
Speaker 3: the Sea Branch, Fairbanks and Brandon Hall, and decommission Kent
Speaker 3: Street station completely. This is all part of a multimillion
Speaker 3: dollar accessibility upgrade. Regular Tea riders seem to be in
Speaker 3: favor of this idea.
Speaker 4: Honestly, it's not a huge change, but getting rid of
Speaker 4: those will speed things up a little bit. Getting the
Speaker 4: rest of the platforms more accessible only seems like a
Speaker 4: good thing to make.
Speaker 3: People would generally save about thirty seconds to a minute
Speaker 3: per trip.
Speaker 5: I think if it gets us where we need to
Speaker 5: go faster, and I'm all for it.
Speaker 3: Kyle Shaffle to be busy Boston's news.
Speaker 1: Radio Birdcase Bird flu cases arising in the US. Maybe
Speaker 1: sees Alex Stone tells us some house cats in California
Speaker 1: might have caught the virus.
Speaker 5: Three more cats here in LA may have had bird flu.
Speaker 5: Two others confirmed to have had it died from it
Speaker 5: this month. Those two got it after drinking raw milk.
Speaker 5: Humans have been warned not to drink unpasteurized raw milk
Speaker 5: right now because of the risk of it containing bird flu.
Speaker 5: Of the three new cat cases being investigated, two of
Speaker 5: those cats have died. All three were in the same
Speaker 5: house and lived indoors. Humans who have come in contact
Speaker 5: with infected cats are being watched for signs of the virus.
Speaker 5: Alec Stone ABC News Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: The first serious human case of bird flu was detected
Speaker 1: just recently in Louisiana. Holding on to chances for a
Speaker 1: white Christmas, we'll see. We've got some snow at our forecast.
Speaker 1: We don't have any tonight, just clouds around little Chili
Speaker 1: thirty in Boston, mid twenties in the suburbs. Tomorrow, a
Speaker 1: couple of snowflakes, couple of showers, maybe some rain showers
Speaker 1: over the South coast Cavan Islands. Temperatures in the mid
Speaker 1: thirties to close to forty degrees, depending on your location,
Speaker 1: and it will be a location, location, location thing Tomorrow night,
Speaker 1: as some snow is going to get in here. There's
Speaker 1: a developing coastal storm. It is not going to hit
Speaker 1: us head on, but couldn't bring us some snow at
Speaker 1: least for a time over the Capan Islands, especially with
Speaker 1: snow accumulating one to three inches. Some higher amounts are
Speaker 1: possible depending on the track of the storm, especially south
Speaker 1: of the city. Temperatures Tomorrow night in the low upper
Speaker 1: twenties I should say low twenties in some of the suburbs. Saturday,
Speaker 1: it's a chilli one thirty one for the high. There'll
Speaker 1: be some lingering flouries in the morning, and then some
Speaker 1: sun gets in here in the afternoon, and sunday's really cold.
Speaker 1: We'll have wind around, so the temperatures in the twenty
Speaker 1: four degree range in Boston will feel like they're in
Speaker 1: the teens. Temperatures in the teens in the suburbs will
Speaker 1: feel like they're in the single digits on Sunday. Right now,
Speaker 1: we're at forty one degrees in Boston and here we go, AI, Ray, Fine, well,
Speaker 1: you better be ready to not here. It comes travel
Speaker 1: season on steroids. The head of Mass Sports says logan
Speaker 1: will be really the next couple of weekends, and it
Speaker 1: comes after an already record breaking year for the airport.
Speaker 1: WBC Susanne Salsville spoke with travelers at Terminal C. They're
Speaker 1: flying out early to beat the rush.
Speaker 2: For seventh grader A Scander sipping Virgin Pina coladas by
Speaker 2: the pool is a much better option than sitting in class.
Speaker 6: I'm happy I didn't really have anything important on those
Speaker 6: two days, so I'm just excited to kind of headstart
Speaker 6: on the vacation, especially before, like you said, the rush
Speaker 6: of people coming in, like nobody's going to be here
Speaker 6: and midday on a Thursday.
Speaker 2: His fourteen year old sister Alia isn't quite as thrilled
Speaker 2: about missing school two tests today, So how do you
Speaker 2: feel about that?
Speaker 6: Kind of have you become nervous too, because I'm to
Speaker 6: retake one test when you get back.
Speaker 2: They're headed to the Dominican Republic of vacation not planned
Speaker 2: until after Thanksgiving, so flying out early was really their
Speaker 2: only option. But Dad Joel is glad they're avoiding the
Speaker 2: mad rush here this weekend.
Speaker 1: We're not sad about that part of it at all.
Speaker 2: At Logan Suzanne Solsville, WBZ Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 1: Want to get engaged, not you and me, but if
Speaker 1: you do, this is the time. The month of December
Speaker 1: is the most popular time to.
Speaker 7: Propose Weddingsite than Not dot Com says thirty seven percent
Speaker 7: of all engagements take place between November and February, but
Speaker 7: the bulk of proposals, they say, will happen this month
Speaker 7: because December is romantic, family and friends are around, and
Speaker 7: there's a general feeling of celebration. Statistically, Christmas engagements work
Speaker 7: out just as well as any other and come with
Speaker 7: an eighty to ninety percent acceptance rate. But no pressure.
Speaker 7: I'm pre tennis.
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Speaker 1: I'm Ben Parkner, WBZ Boston's News Radio