Speaker 1: This is w b Z, Boston's news radio way defining
Speaker 1: local news.
Speaker 2: Eighty three degrees, very blustery out there in Boston right
Speaker 2: now at four o'clock. Good afternoon. I'm Nicole Davis, and
Speaker 2: here's what's happening. A Boston federal judge has now blocked
Speaker 2: the Trump administration from banning Harvard's enrollment of international students
Speaker 2: as the case plays out in court. Last month, Harvard
Speaker 2: sued the Department of Homeland Security after the agency moved
Speaker 2: to revoke the school's ability to host and enroll international students.
Speaker 2: Judge Allison Burrows today granting Harvard's request for a preliminary injunction.
Speaker 2: Burroughs also temporarily blocked the president's efforts to ban international
Speaker 2: students from traveling to the United States to specifically go
Speaker 2: attend Harvard. Meantime, at four oh one, talks are done
Speaker 2: in Geneva between Iran's foreign minister and European leaders. The
Speaker 2: British Foreign Secretary says their quote keen to continue those
Speaker 2: ongoing discussions as comes. As more miss are being shot
Speaker 2: between Iran and Israel this afternoon, causing damage and casualties.
Speaker 2: President Trump still mulling over his next move. Sources tell
Speaker 2: CBS News he believes it's necessary to destroy a major
Speaker 2: nuclear site in Iran, a site that can only be
Speaker 2: reached by an American bunker buster bomb.
Speaker 3: As President Trump is contemplating potential US strikes on Iranian
Speaker 3: nuclear facilities, law enforcement officials have stepped up surveillance of
Speaker 3: Iran backed operatives in the United States. Multiple sources told
Speaker 3: CBS News that FBI Director Cash Battel has increased efforts
Speaker 3: to monitor possible domestic sleeper cells linked to HESBA Lah
Speaker 3: Jennifer Jacob's CBS News The White House.
Speaker 2: A Boston jury says it is deadlocked in the case
Speaker 2: of an Irish firefighter accused of rape in Suffolk Superior
Speaker 2: Court this afternoon. The jury telling Judge Sarah wayland Ellis
Speaker 2: they could not come to a consensus. She is pressuring
Speaker 2: them though, to keep working toward a decision, putting down
Speaker 2: special instructions. According to The Boston Globe, they still can't
Speaker 2: reach a verdict. After that, the case could end up
Speaker 2: in a mistrial. Terence Crosby's accused of assaulting the woman
Speaker 2: as she slept at a downtown hotel last year. He
Speaker 2: denies the charges. The jury has been deliberating since Monday,
Speaker 2: and music lovers have a lot of questions. This afternoon
Speaker 2: is after Boston Calling announced it's not coming back to
Speaker 2: Allston next year. Wbz's Drew moholland has more on what
Speaker 2: we know on.
Speaker 4: An absolutely beautiful Boston summer day. Here we learn that
Speaker 4: the Boston Calling Music Festival is changing up the plans,
Speaker 4: and the first order of business is that they will
Speaker 4: not be having a festival next year in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 4: It is just a year off for the festival. They
Speaker 4: will be back in twenty twenty seven. But the big
Speaker 4: change we learn here is that the dates are going
Speaker 4: to change. No longer Memorial Day weekend. The next Boston
Speaker 4: Calling Music Festival is now set for June fourth through
Speaker 4: the sixth, twenty twenty seven. We're going to learn more about.
Speaker 1: This as we go.
Speaker 4: I have been assured though, that there was so much
Speaker 4: energy still behind this festival. They've had so many great years,
Speaker 4: and don't forget it's not the first hear that this
Speaker 4: festival has missed a year. They missed two years during COVID. Again,
Speaker 4: Boston Calling taking a year off. They'll be back in
Speaker 4: twenty twenty seven. They'll be excited and ready to go.
Speaker 4: Trumaul and WBZ, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: It is certainly blustery out there this afternoon. I watch
Speaker 2: up with your trash cans, your yarn, your yard decorations,
Speaker 2: not yarn decorations. Oh goodness, it is a Friday for sure.
Speaker 2: We have a wind advisory out there right now because
Speaker 2: we have the wind blowing from the west about fifteen
Speaker 2: to twenty five miles an hour, gusting to about forty
Speaker 2: to fifty miles an hour. This is the case until
Speaker 2: about six seven o'clock tonight, when things will start to
Speaker 2: die down a bit and we'll have some patchy clouds
Speaker 2: for the rest of the evening, a low in the
Speaker 2: low to mid sixties. Then we have a beautiful day tomorrow,
Speaker 2: sunning clouds, warm but not too humid. We have a
Speaker 2: high in the mid eighties, but cooler in southeastern mass
Speaker 2: Tomorrow night we could have a couple of thunderstorms. You're
Speaker 2: gonna notice the air getting thicker and stickier and more humid.
Speaker 2: That's because we have the potential heat wave coming in
Speaker 2: starting on Sunday, and we have actually an extreme heat
Speaker 2: watch that's now in effect from Sunday morning through Tuesday evening,
Speaker 2: except in southeastern Massachusetts on the South coast Capein Islands.
Speaker 2: The National Weather Service, I'm just looking at this now.
Speaker 2: They say this means that we could have dangerously hot
Speaker 2: conditions starting on Sunday with the heat index pushing one
Speaker 2: hundred and five degrees. So Sunday we have a high
Speaker 2: in the mid nineties and will be very humid. Monday,
Speaker 2: very warm and human again. We have a high in
Speaker 2: the upper eighties in Boston, low to mid nineties outside
Speaker 2: the city, but seventies if you're on the Capean Islands.
Speaker 2: Right now, our temperatures eighty two in Bridgewater, eighty two
Speaker 2: as well in Fitchburg, eighty one in Ipswich, and in
Speaker 2: Boston at four oh six it is breezy and eighty
Speaker 2: four degrees. The two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the
Speaker 2: Battle of Bunker Hill is being marked in Gloucester this
Speaker 2: weekend with a reenactment.
Speaker 1: Gloucester has spent months preparing for this reenactment, whereas colonial
Speaker 1: militias only had four days to forty five Bunker Hill
Speaker 1: ahead of a British onslought, but then they didn't have
Speaker 1: to worry about park.
Speaker 5: It thousand reenactors coming to fit all these guys into
Speaker 5: Glouceston and then have all the visitors coming at the
Speaker 5: same time.
Speaker 2: It's just a logistical nightmare.
Speaker 1: That's Brett ring go Tar, head of logistics for the
Speaker 1: committee organizing the Battle of Bunker Hill reenactment. Lieutenant Jeremiah
Speaker 1: cast Shrows in charge of the public safety side of
Speaker 1: this event. He says it's a major one. Even for
Speaker 1: a city use to big happenings, this might be one
Speaker 1: of the biggest, and it's always a challenge when we
Speaker 1: have a new event of this skill, but we feel
Speaker 1: strongly that we'll be successful there. Northeast Massachusetts Law Enforcement
Speaker 1: councils helping out with Mike patrols and a command post,
Speaker 1: and Gloucester Police will provide visitors with real time information
Speaker 1: on parking on their Facebook page. Kendall Bilt WBSY, Boston's
Speaker 1: news radio.
Speaker 2: Like a bull in a China shop, but more like
Speaker 2: a deer in a restaurant.
Speaker 5: A deer rams through when shatters a glass window at
Speaker 5: the Friendly Toast restaurant in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The restaurant
Speaker 5: shares the video on social media, saying they were unable
Speaker 5: to open for breakfast Friday morning because of the mess
Speaker 5: left behind. Staff were apparently getting ready to open for
Speaker 5: business when they heard a loud bang and found the
Speaker 5: deer running through the restaurant. It was there for about
Speaker 5: two minutes before being let out the back door. The
Speaker 5: deer is believed to be okay and no one was
Speaker 5: injured after the surprise visit. The restaurant is donating a
Speaker 5: buck get it from Every Market Square Mimosa sold to
Speaker 5: the Center for Wildlife in Cape Neddick, Maine. Suzanne Sausville,
Speaker 5: WBZ Boston's News Radio.
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Speaker 2: I'm Nicole Davis, WBZ and Boston's News Radio