Speaker 1: Mostly sunny, sixty six degrees in Boston at eleven o'clock.
Speaker 1: Good Sunday morning. Thanks for being with us. I'm Sherry
Speaker 1: Small and here's what's happening. A mix of sun and
Speaker 1: clouds this morning and later some rain.
Speaker 2: This afternoon will be breezy and less humid compared to
Speaker 2: yesterday as sunshine fades behind increasing clouds. Could be a
Speaker 2: shower or two into the early evening as well.
Speaker 1: And that's hack you weather meteorologist Bill Dicker. The full
Speaker 1: forecast is coming right up. Last night, a Mexican ship
Speaker 1: crashed into the iconic Brooklyn Bridge. The NTSB now investigating.
Speaker 1: We get the latest from ABC's Rena Roy.
Speaker 3: The training ship had been docked at a nearby pier.
Speaker 3: It had just departed for its journey to Iceland. Flavio
Speaker 3: Morira was sightseeing with his family for his graduation weekend
Speaker 3: when he saw it all happen.
Speaker 2: I just remember thinking, Wow, this is so odd. It's
Speaker 2: getting too close, and then it crashed. It crashed under
Speaker 2: the bridge.
Speaker 3: Of the two hundred and seventy seven on board. At
Speaker 3: least two killed, according to officials, seventeen others injured too,
Speaker 3: still in critical condition.
Speaker 1: Police see. It initially appeared a mechanical problem led to
Speaker 1: the crash, although nothing final has been determined yet. Israel
Speaker 1: releasing a barrage of strikes on Gasa overnight and announcing
Speaker 1: that it is launching extensive new ground operations there. Dozens
Speaker 1: are dead. Jerusalem says the ramp up is meant to
Speaker 1: pressure Hamas into releasing the remaining hostages.
Speaker 4: We've had a few details out apart from some key
Speaker 4: points on which I think both sides agree. That is
Speaker 4: that Hamas would release about nine of the living Israeli
Speaker 4: hostages in exchange for about sixty days of a ceasefire.
Speaker 4: It will be unspecified number of Palestinian prisoners released from
Speaker 4: Israeli jails, and quite importantly, about four hundred AID trucks
Speaker 4: each day being allowed into Gaza to alleviate the humanitarian
Speaker 4: crisis in Gaza.
Speaker 1: And that's a BBA sees Weery Davis reporting the humanitarian
Speaker 1: crisis in the region is only getting more dire, and
Speaker 1: last night strikes forced the main hospital in northern Gaza
Speaker 1: to close. Journalism rallies from Way off the pace to
Speaker 1: win the second leg of horse Racing's Triple Crown.
Speaker 5: There was an inquiry because things got a little physical
Speaker 5: in the final twenty to thirty yards, but the results
Speaker 5: stand the favorite wins. Journalism came from behind, surging multiple
Speaker 5: lengths to earn the Black Eyed Susan's. Saturday's race marks
Speaker 5: the final preakdistakes at Pamlico Park before the stands are
Speaker 5: knocked down and they begin renovating the track. The race
Speaker 5: is expected to be held at nearby Laurel Park for
Speaker 5: at least the next couple of years.
Speaker 1: And that sports reporter Erica Herskowitz and now to Billdegger
Speaker 1: for the four day WBZ achu weather forecast.
Speaker 2: This afternoon will be breezy and less humid compared to
Speaker 2: yesterday as sunshine fades behind clouds. Watch for a shower
Speaker 2: or two into the early evening as we go up
Speaker 2: to seventy two clouds around tonight, breezy, low fifty three
Speaker 2: of sunshine, windy and cooler Tomorrow high sixty seven. Can't
Speaker 2: roll out a shower to start the work week, clouds
Speaker 2: and cooler Tuesday fifty seven ahead of a cloudy, cool Wednesday,
Speaker 2: with rain arriving by afternoon. Hijus fifty three. I'm ack you,
Speaker 2: weather Mediciologist Bill Degger WBZ, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 1: Right now, we're seeing it looks like mostly sunny sky
Speaker 1: sixty six degrees in the city, sixty seven in Danvers,
Speaker 1: partly cloudy, sixty six in Falmus, and clouds as well,
Speaker 1: cloudy in sixty four in Worcester, and in Brompton cloudy
Speaker 1: and sixty eight degrees. A massive flag display in the
Speaker 1: Seaport honors those military members who gave their lives in
Speaker 1: the War on Terror.
Speaker 6: It's a sea of red, white and blue in Boston Seaport.
Speaker 6: Thousands of American flags on the lawn at the mass
Speaker 6: Fallen Heroes Memorial as the organization kicks off Patriot Week.
Speaker 6: Jason Farrar is with the group Mass Fallen Heroes.
Speaker 7: Three times a year we put this flag gotten in
Speaker 7: Now there's almost six thousand flags in this area escape
Speaker 7: right next to the memorial, which lists every name from
Speaker 7: being the first killed in the Pentagon at September eleventh
Speaker 7: up until the most concurrent.
Speaker 6: The flags will be on display through Memorial Day. Next
Speaker 6: week there'll be a rededication ceremony with more names added
Speaker 6: to the glass panels in tribute to the most recent
Speaker 6: fallen heroes in the War on Terror in Boston Seaport
Speaker 6: Mike Macklum, WBZ Boston's news Radio.
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Speaker 1: I'm Sherry Small, WBZ Boston's News Radio.