Speaker 1: Is the Nightmare plaque or are the windows painted? It
Speaker 1: is Monday already once again. It is six o'clock and
Speaker 1: we're waking up with foggy conditions fifty six degrees here
Speaker 1: in the city. The News at six brought to us
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Speaker 1: I'm Jeff Brown. It's a June swoon.
Speaker 2: It'll stay somewhat cool from in June today with eyes
Speaker 2: of sixty six to seventy love tonight fifty seven.
Speaker 1: That is wbz achi weather meteorologist heather'say or midweek warm
Speaker 1: up on the way, and by warm up we mean
Speaker 1: maybe ninety degrees. A star is gone. It's gone.
Speaker 3: That's all run backing over the red line and a
Speaker 3: home run to Raffi.
Speaker 1: That's theesp that's a Neessen rather the Red Sox. Will
Speaker 1: address the elephant in the room or missing from the room,
Speaker 1: as the case may be later today and time will
Speaker 1: tell if the trade of Raphael Devers to the San
Speaker 1: Francisco Giants is the right move. What do you think
Speaker 1: he made certain to mention he was, but if he were,
Speaker 1: if I was a season ticket older, I'd be upset
Speaker 1: this morning. I mean, you're supposed to put a good
Speaker 1: product on in the.
Speaker 4: Field, to pay lots of money to come to the
Speaker 4: to Fenway Park, and they decided to trade the best
Speaker 4: player and he's been on fire. Though this trade feels
Speaker 4: predicated on fielding Devers being told he can't play third,
Speaker 4: and then as far as we know, saying he won't
Speaker 4: play first.
Speaker 1: You know, he had a little bit of attitude and
Speaker 1: with it. Who knows behind the scenes what's going on.
Speaker 4: What's going on is five straight wins in seven out
Speaker 4: of eight, a sweep of the Yankees.
Speaker 1: You know, we're turning around. We're playing good ball. And
Speaker 1: then so you leta calculated They say they just wanted
Speaker 1: to get out of the contract. That's the John Henry way.
Speaker 4: Do you think, deep down they just didn't want to
Speaker 4: pay the contract or do you think it's because he's.
Speaker 1: Been a little sniffly bit. I think it's a little
Speaker 1: bit of both.
Speaker 4: Chris Faumer WBZ, Boston's news radio and.
Speaker 1: The Red Sox are beginning their longest road trip of
Speaker 1: the year, and a trip that will take them to
Speaker 1: the West Coast and San Francisco to play Rafael Devers
Speaker 1: and the Giants. This weekend just doesn't sound right, does it?
Speaker 1: Big finish by the way, JJ Spahn sinks a sixty
Speaker 1: foot for Birdie to seal the win at the US Open.
Speaker 1: Why can't I do things like that? Game five of
Speaker 1: the NBA Finals tonight series is tied to two games.
Speaker 1: Apieces Indiana heads back to Oklahoma City. Breakfast gets an
Speaker 1: a for effort for our long term health WBZ s.
Speaker 1: Drew moholland is here. We're hearing a lot about breakfast
Speaker 1: these days.
Speaker 2: Be sure our good morning, Jeff. Research shows if we
Speaker 2: eat the right stuff, we are likely to live a
Speaker 2: longer and healthier life.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: Recent research from Mass, General Brigham and you Mass finds
Speaker 2: scrambled eggs and fish along with a few cups of coffee.
Speaker 2: Let me just hang on one second, us.
Speaker 1: Please indulge on our time. This is great. Thank you.
Speaker 2: It's a great start, and it does the body good.
Speaker 2: Experts also say that egg yolks and oily fish are
Speaker 2: loaded with vitamin D. The report in the American Journal
Speaker 2: of Clinical Nutrition finds this could help slow down the
Speaker 2: aging process, and a second research project Jeff reveals two
Speaker 2: plus cups of what now coffee?
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Two cups a day helps keep the bus even, the
Speaker 2: mind sharper the older we get.
Speaker 1: Now, that's good news. I'll go at the coffee and
Speaker 1: lay off the fish. I think, okay, sure, thank you.
Speaker 1: This doesn't sound great right now. Thank you. Andrews memory serves.
Speaker 1: We had a pretty decent sunset last night to wrap
Speaker 1: up Father's Day weekend, and here we are stuck in
Speaker 1: the fog and the clouds this morning in Boston. It's
Speaker 1: fifty six degrees right now in the city and really
Speaker 1: another rather cool day in the offing here for this
Speaker 1: time of year in Greater Boston will see temperatures in
Speaker 1: the mid to upper sixties, maybe seventy in localized areas,
Speaker 1: but this is going to be a mostly cloudy day.
Speaker 1: We'll see some peaks of sunshine from time to time,
Speaker 1: but it's a gray day overall, and it continues cloudy
Speaker 1: overnight tonight and tomorrow too, clouds limiting the sunshine once again.
Speaker 1: High near seventy. We're going to turn a corner as
Speaker 1: we get towards the middle of this week, as we
Speaker 1: will finally get to see some sunshine again and the
Speaker 1: humidity levels will be on the rise, temperatures will be two,
Speaker 1: will be in the eighties beginning on Wednesday, and very
Speaker 1: close to ninety on Thursday as well. And it does
Speaker 1: look like right now going to break this string of
Speaker 1: thirteen consecutive weekends with precipitation. We're going to have to
Speaker 1: keep a close eye on it and fingers crossed, but
Speaker 1: right now it looks pretty good for the weekend. As
Speaker 1: this moment in Boston, it's fifty six here in the city,
Speaker 1: six h six on this Monday morning. The future of
Speaker 1: Harvard University as we know it could be on the line.
Speaker 1: Starting today, a hearing in Federal Court in Boston will
Speaker 1: determine the future look of Harvard Yard.
Speaker 5: Harvard is suing the Trump administration over its decision to
Speaker 5: stop processing foreign student visas for those who intend to
Speaker 5: study at the school. The White House says the President
Speaker 5: has the right and obligation to ban the visas and
Speaker 5: the interest of national security. Foreign students make up more
Speaker 5: than one quarter of the student population. The government will
Speaker 5: also urge the court to reject claims that the ban
Speaker 5: is discriminatory, violates the First Amendment, and would cause the
Speaker 5: school irreparable harm. Matt phipps WBZ Boston's news radio. For
Speaker 5: the first time in half a century. Researchers say more
Speaker 5: immigrants are on track to leave the United States than
Speaker 5: arrive in this country this year. Experts in two Washington,
Speaker 5: DC think tanks say the mass exodus fueled by the
Speaker 5: Trump administration immigration policy will translate to a lag on
Speaker 5: economic growth and inflation. The Brookings Institution and the American
Speaker 5: Enterprise Institute most recent report updates earlier expectations previously outlined
Speaker 5: in December, a weekend featuring a parade in thousands of
Speaker 5: protests cross country and another ICE raid locally Inflames, the
Speaker 5: city under the Tobin Bridge.
Speaker 3: Nineteen year old Bill Azario Benito Vasquez, a current high
Speaker 3: school student, and twenty year old Giovanni de Lacruz Catalan,
Speaker 3: a recent high school graduate in Chelsea, were both detained
Speaker 3: by ICE agents last week, and their families are saying
Speaker 3: neither of the two of criminal records. The Globe has
Speaker 3: further details on the detainment of Vasquez, saying he was
Speaker 3: detained when he thought he was going to a meeting
Speaker 3: that was part of his asylum application. He was picked
Speaker 3: up by ICE and transferred to a holding facility in Plymouth.
Speaker 3: There was a vigil held for the two young men
Speaker 3: with friends and family over the weekend who are calling
Speaker 3: for their meeting it release. Jim McKay WZ Boston's News Radio.
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Speaker 1: I'm Jeff Brown, WBZ Boston's News Radio.