Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio re defining local news.
Speaker 2: Ninety four degrees in Boston, it feels more like one
Speaker 2: hundred and two. It is eleven o'clock. Good morning. I'm
Speaker 2: Nicole Davis, and here's what's happening. Oh boy, the sun
Speaker 2: is doing its job today. It is already hot, and
Speaker 2: it's only going to get hotter.
Speaker 1: It is brutal already and there's no place to go
Speaker 1: but up today, up toward the century mark, and there's
Speaker 1: really no escaping this heat.
Speaker 2: Now exactly where there's Joe Lundberg now again the record
Speaker 2: in Boston ninety five degrees. We are very close to
Speaker 2: that at this point, could be potentially close to the
Speaker 2: hottest day we have ever seen in the city. Most
Speaker 2: of the state except for the Cape and the Berkshires,
Speaker 2: under an extreme heat warning until tonight, timsm Boston could
Speaker 2: be hitting one hundred plus real feels as high as
Speaker 2: one hundred and ten. We'll have much more in the
Speaker 2: forecast coming up in a matter of minutes here on
Speaker 2: WBZ meantime, at eleven oh one, present than Trump on
Speaker 2: his way to the Hague, but earlier before he left,
Speaker 2: he spoke out against both Israel and Iran both are
Speaker 2: accused of firing missiles at one another overnight despite a
Speaker 2: ceasefire being in effect. He's get more in the CBS
Speaker 2: News special report.
Speaker 3: President Trump has declared the brand new ceasefire he brokeered
Speaker 3: between Israel and Iran is in effect despite apparent violations
Speaker 3: by both sides.
Speaker 1: I think what both violated it?
Speaker 4: Well, I don't think. I'm not sure they did it intentionally.
Speaker 5: They couldn't range people back.
Speaker 4: I don't like the fact that Israel went out this
Speaker 4: morning at all.
Speaker 3: Speaking to reporters as he left the White House for
Speaker 3: an overseas trip, he scolded both countries, saying neither knows
Speaker 3: what the expletive they're doing. Correspond in at O'Keefe is
Speaker 3: at the Hague, where mister Trump will attend a NATO summit.
Speaker 4: The President later boorn in Air Force one and appears
Speaker 4: to be conducting some diplomacy from the sky, trying to
Speaker 4: stavage the ceasefire, and he spoke with the Israeli Prime Minister.
Speaker 4: He's also been using his true social account to speak out, saying,
Speaker 4: in part, Israel is not going to attack Iran. All
Speaker 4: planes will turn around and head home, and nobody will
Speaker 4: be hurt the ceasefire is in effect.
Speaker 3: Mister Trump also says he does not want to see
Speaker 3: regime change in Iran because he says it would cause chaos.
Speaker 3: CBS News special report, I'm Deborah Rodriguez.
Speaker 2: And in Gaza, health officials say at least twenty five
Speaker 2: people were killed earlier today as Israeli forces in drones
Speaker 2: opened fire on hundreds of Palestinians waiting for aid. Witnesses
Speaker 2: say the soldiers started to fire from drones and tanks
Speaker 2: as people approach trucks delivering food to a distribution site.
Speaker 2: The IDF says it is reviewing this incident. This is
Speaker 2: the latest instance of deadly violence at these sites run
Speaker 2: by an American contractor with support from the Israelis and
Speaker 2: the US government. The IDF claims it fires warning shots
Speaker 2: to quell desperate crowds. Palestinians say the fire is often
Speaker 2: directed into the crowds of these people trying to get
Speaker 2: much needed food, water, and medicine. It is going to
Speaker 2: be one of those days where we could likely break
Speaker 2: a record when it comes to the heat in Boston
Speaker 2: and otherwise. We have an extreme heat warning which is
Speaker 2: up for most of the Commonwealth up until about eight
Speaker 2: o'clock tonight if you're in the berks shears or on
Speaker 2: the cap. But it's going to be warm out there today,
Speaker 2: don't get me wrong, but not quite as intense. And
Speaker 2: you add this tropical humidity. We have dew points in
Speaker 2: the upper sixties, low seventies. You put the two together
Speaker 2: and you have some dangerous conditions out there. We've got
Speaker 2: heat index potentially in many parts of the area up
Speaker 2: to about one hundred and ten degrees today. So if
Speaker 2: you do have to be outside again, pace yourself a
Speaker 2: lot of water out there today if you need to,
Speaker 2: and also staying in the shade, air conditioning. If you
Speaker 2: possibly can listen to your body it knows what you need. Now.
Speaker 2: Later on tonight it will be very warm and sticky,
Speaker 2: and we've got a low only in the upper seventies
Speaker 2: under mostly clear skies. Then tomorrow we start to see
Speaker 2: a slight cool down with the high only in the
Speaker 2: low to mid nineties. Could have some storms in the
Speaker 2: afternoon and in the evening. Very sticky yet again, and
Speaker 2: we'll have temperatures falling closer to the coast in the
Speaker 2: afternoon Thursday. That's when you really feel the difference sharply cooler,
Speaker 2: not as humid, A couple of showers and a high
Speaker 2: only in the seventies right now ninety two degrees in Patucket,
Speaker 2: Rhode Island, ninety four as you make your way into Amherst,
Speaker 2: very warm in the Springfield area north of Boston ninety
Speaker 2: two in Nashville, New Hampshire. And in Boston on the
Speaker 2: coast right now at Logan Airport, ninety four degrees and
Speaker 2: it feels like one hundred and one. Uber rolling out
Speaker 2: a new partnership and it's pushed to persuade drivers to
Speaker 2: go electric. Here's wbz's Jim McKay.
Speaker 5: I may definitely give you a try because the guests
Speaker 5: priscidedly higher. Antonio is an Uber driver in Boston. I
Speaker 5: caught up with him outside of South Station. He's about
Speaker 5: to get a new car and he's heavily weighing an
Speaker 5: option for an EV. Right as Uber announces a partnership
Speaker 5: with c forty Cities, an urban climate group that is
Speaker 5: heavily invested in having cities turn to evs. They have
Speaker 5: a charger network and are now going to offer Uber
Speaker 5: drivers exclusive access in Boston for a boost instead of
Speaker 5: those old fashioned gas guzzlers.
Speaker 1: If it's gonna save me one of you on guests,
Speaker 1: if it'll be for my own advantage.
Speaker 5: Uber says, at one point, startup costs for the number
Speaker 5: one reason why their drivers didn't want to changed to
Speaker 5: an EV.
Speaker 1: Now it's making.
Speaker 5: Chargers more accessible. They're hoping this partnership can help. I'll
Speaker 5: give it this right in Boston, jim Ack WVZ Boston's news.
Speaker 2: Radio, state lawmakers on Beacon Hill killing an effort to
Speaker 2: ban transgender athletes from playing on sports teams that align
Speaker 2: with their gender identity. Its effort had been included in
Speaker 2: an amendment to a spending bill for education and the MBTA.
Speaker 2: It did not make it into the final version of
Speaker 2: the bill negotiated last week. The lawmaker behind the amendment,
Speaker 2: Republican Rep. John Gasky, says he is not giving up
Speaker 2: on this. State Senator Julian Sear of Provincetown says it
Speaker 2: was dead on arrival in the Senate, and the Supreme
Speaker 2: Court rules the Trump administration can deport some migrants to
Speaker 2: countries other than their homelands. Here's ABC's Andrew Dimber.
Speaker 6: The ruling overturns a lower court order which blocked the
Speaker 6: deportation of several detainees to South Sudan. Three liberal justices
Speaker 6: sharply dissented, saying the decision is rewarding lawlessness. Justice Sonya
Speaker 6: Sotomayor saying the Trump administration had already acted in violation
Speaker 6: of unambiguous lower courts. She added, this is not the
Speaker 6: first time the Court closes its eyes to non compliance,
Speaker 6: nor I fear will it be the last. A Homeland
Speaker 6: Security official calls the ruling of victory for the safety
Speaker 6: and security of the American people.
Speaker 2: Meantime, back at home, the Trump administration says it will
Speaker 2: direct federal resources toward new immigration detention centers in Florida.
Speaker 1: Homeland Security Secretary Christy Noam announced FEMA will help fund
Speaker 1: the new facilities. In a video on his ex account,
Speaker 1: Florida Attorney General James Uthmeyer touted a proposed site at
Speaker 1: an abandoned airfield in the Everglades. Deportation flights could leave
Speaker 1: straight from there.
Speaker 6: As I call it alligator alcatraz.
Speaker 1: Ughmeyer says, if any detainee tried to escape, they'd face
Speaker 1: alligators and pythons. Immigration attorney Roberto Hernandez is appalled.
Speaker 6: It keeps reinforcing this hatred towards immigrants.
Speaker 2: Michael Wallace, CBS News, you are now in Malu. For
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