Speaker 1: This is w b Z Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: It's already eighty four degrees in Boston, sunny skies at
Speaker 2: eleven o'clock. Good Thursday morning. It's June fifth. I'm Sherry
Speaker 2: Small and here's what's happening. Marcelo Gomez will appear in
Speaker 2: immigration court at one o'clock this afternoon after being detained
Speaker 2: by Ice on Saturday. Gomez's attorney say the Milford teen
Speaker 2: has had little food and no sleep since he was
Speaker 2: taken into custody.
Speaker 3: His legal team says Gomez entered the country legally from
Speaker 3: Brazil when he was seven, but that visa lapsed. The
Speaker 3: government says he's here illegally. Ice claims when they pulled
Speaker 3: him over Saturday, they were looking for his father.
Speaker 1: We love America, Please bring my.
Speaker 3: Son uber jal Paolo Gomez appeared in Marcello's bedroom with
Speaker 3: the team's mom and younger siblings, making a plead to
Speaker 3: Ice in a video message first obtained by wbz Rallies
Speaker 3: and protests have popped up in Milford each day since
Speaker 3: Gomez was detained, including one Wednesday at the middle school.
Speaker 2: That's CBS News Boston's Brandon Truett reporting. A Chelsea family
Speaker 2: meanwhile files a federal complaint over their treatment by ICE
Speaker 2: agents on Mother's Day. Cania Guerrero, a US citizen, was
Speaker 2: driving to church with her husband, Daniel Flores Martinez, and
Speaker 2: their three children when they were stopped by several federal
Speaker 2: agency vehicles, and a video shows masked ICE agents demanding identification,
Speaker 2: then smashing the passenger side window, opening the door, dragging
Speaker 2: Floras Martinez out of the car, slamming him to the ground,
Speaker 2: and arresting him in handcuffs. The complaint seeking damages and
Speaker 2: claims wrongful arrest, excessive force, assault, and the infliction of
Speaker 2: lasting trauma, especially on the family's three US citizen children.
Speaker 2: President Trump issuing a new travel band restricting citizens of
Speaker 2: twelve from entering the US, including Afghanistan, Libya, Sudan, and Yemen.
Speaker 2: CBS's At O'Keefe.
Speaker 1: Reports, we don't want them.
Speaker 4: Announcing the travel ban, President Trump said the recent terror
Speaker 4: attack in Boulder, Colorado, showed the dangers posed by foreign nationals,
Speaker 4: who he claimed weren't properly vetted. We've seen one terror
Speaker 4: attack after another carried out by foreign visa overstairs from
Speaker 4: dangerous places all over the world. The suspect in the
Speaker 4: Boulder attack is an Egyptian national who federal officials say
Speaker 4: was living in the US illegally.
Speaker 2: And the ban also partially restricts entry from seven other countries,
Speaker 2: including Cuba and Venezuela. It's set to take effect on Monday.
Speaker 2: All right, another escalation in President Trump's dispute with Harvard,
Speaker 2: the President signing an executive order banning foreign students from
Speaker 2: entering the US to study at Harvard, saying the school
Speaker 2: is no longer trustworthy of hosting international students. Harvard accusing
Speaker 2: the Trump administration of trying to deprive it of its
Speaker 2: right to free speech, and says it will continue to
Speaker 2: protect its international students. Well, let's check the ACU weather forecast.
Speaker 2: Get ready, It's going to be hot and humid today,
Speaker 2: a mix of sun and clouds, a late day or
Speaker 2: evening thunderstorm in a few spots. That's northwest of Boston.
Speaker 2: HIH's eighty six to ninety degrees. It's already eighty four
Speaker 2: in the city, mid to upper seventies for the Cape
Speaker 2: and the Islands. It's going to be humid over night,
Speaker 2: partly cloudy, a low of only sixty seven degrees, so
Speaker 2: it's going to be a warm one Tomorrow, mostly cloudy.
Speaker 2: It's going to be humid once again, a couple of
Speaker 2: showers in a thunderstorm. Most in the afternoon. They could
Speaker 2: be gusty with some small hail. A high of seventy
Speaker 2: three degrees in the downtown area, near eighty in those
Speaker 2: inland areas. And unfortunately, this is a pattern we've seen
Speaker 2: for quite some time now. We're going to start the
Speaker 2: weekend all Saturday with more showers and some thunderstorms around,
Speaker 2: plenty of clouds as well, high of seventy one, but
Speaker 2: it's not a complete wash out for the weekend. Sunday,
Speaker 2: we'll see those clouds breaking for sunshine. Highs within a
Speaker 2: few degrees of seventy near the coast, closer to seventy
Speaker 2: five inland, so that will be pleasant once again. Eighty
Speaker 2: four and sonny in Boston. The humidity already at forty
Speaker 2: eight percent. It's eleven oh five. Back to news now,
Speaker 2: the Bruins have head coach number thirty and it is
Speaker 2: a former player WBCJ Willette has reaction from TD Carton.
Speaker 1: He's good, got'd be better than Joe Sackel.
Speaker 5: The Boston Bruins announced Marco Sterm as head coach and
Speaker 5: in their off season, fans hope they put in the work.
Speaker 2: We'll see what they get in the draft.
Speaker 1: They got to reside in Geeky and we'll go from there.
Speaker 5: He's a former player skating his left wing for Boston
Speaker 5: between five and twenty ten. But he's got experience without
Speaker 5: a stick on the bench.
Speaker 1: Marco Steram was a good player. I was a big
Speaker 1: fan of his. I met him once. Who's super nice guy.
Speaker 1: So I guess we'll see.
Speaker 5: I'll go boost. Recently, Sturm coached Ontario's AHL team. Prior
Speaker 5: to that, he was assistant coach to the Los Angeles Kings.
Speaker 5: Fans at TD Garden with loves that champ winning energy.
Speaker 5: I hope so they need it.
Speaker 4: They need to get younger and they got to get
Speaker 4: better drafted and develop.
Speaker 5: And from Cosway Street, Jabile at WBZ Boston's news.
Speaker 2: Radio students north of Boston, I should say better keep
Speaker 2: that cell phone tucked away. WBC's Drew mcholland explains about
Speaker 2: a new proposal.
Speaker 6: Newburyport High School students will only be able to use
Speaker 6: their cell phones at lunch under a new proposal, which
Speaker 6: still needs to be voted in by the school committee.
Speaker 6: Principal Andrew Wolf tells me the crackdown means no more
Speaker 6: phone use in the hallways, the library, and phones, of course,
Speaker 6: are already banned in class.
Speaker 1: We as adults also have to model.
Speaker 5: I know for myself it's making sure that my phone
Speaker 5: is on silent for the day.
Speaker 6: If I'm walking around in classes, the phone shouldn't be
Speaker 6: ringing in my pocket.
Speaker 1: The new policy would be enforced with warnings.
Speaker 6: You could eventually have the phone confiscated for the day,
Speaker 6: and worse, you could have to attend to program if
Speaker 6: you are a repeat offender.
Speaker 1: Kids. Yeah, I don't know. Mixed feelings. They'll just keep
Speaker 1: the phones tucked away.
Speaker 5: I think if it's like in people's bags like that
Speaker 5: wouldn't be a problem.
Speaker 1: I think it makes sense.
Speaker 2: How keep students accountable for how they use their class time.
Speaker 1: Really, I found they're mostly just ready for the summer.
Speaker 6: From Newburyport High School, Drewamahaal and WBZ Boston's News Radio.
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