Speaker 1: This is WBZ Boston's news video.
Speaker 2: We defining local news Friday.
Speaker 1: Where have you been?
Speaker 2: Come on your little devil, bring it in six o'clock
Speaker 2: on this Friday morning. It is November first, and it
Speaker 2: is sixty three degrees here in Boston. The News at
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Speaker 2: your hybrid all wheel drive headquarters. Welcome aboard this morning
Speaker 2: on Jeff Brown. You know records were made to be broken.
Speaker 2: Sunshine this afternoon, I need a record of seventy seven
Speaker 2: set in nineteen seventy four. That is WBZ ACU weather
Speaker 2: meteorologist Heather's are much cooler, by the way, but still
Speaker 2: quite dry. This weekend, we've lost them Doctor stars from Stone, Jarvis.
Speaker 1: Ota, cruscatch to come.
Speaker 3: Stores on the power Play start stem.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was a good night for the Carolina Hurricanes
Speaker 2: and they loved it on Hurricane TV coverage. The Bruins, however,
Speaker 2: they get splattered again in Carolina, not even close. As
Speaker 2: the early season struggles continue. Celtics will be in Charlotte tonight.
Speaker 2: They lost their first game of the year just the
Speaker 2: other night, and Week nine in the NFL is underway
Speaker 2: and the New York Jets snap out of it with
Speaker 2: a win over the Texans. Four days to go and
Speaker 2: some sixty million Americans have already cast their early ballots.
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris and Donald Trump continue to all out blitz
Speaker 2: in the swing states, and they continue to point blame
Speaker 2: at each other over recent remarks about gender. Harris rips
Speaker 2: into Trump's comments that he will protect women quote whether
Speaker 2: they like it or not, and Team Trump responds with
Speaker 2: questions of why the Harris camp would be concerned about
Speaker 2: wanting to help women in the first place. And by
Speaker 2: the way, WBC's News radio's election night coverage begins when
Speaker 2: the polls close at eight o'clock Tuesday night here or
Speaker 2: catch it on the iHeart Radio app Fallout West Wind
Speaker 2: federal workers say they are beside themselves on allegations the
Speaker 2: White House altered the transcript of President Biden's controversial remarks
Speaker 2: calling Trump supporters garbage, even though the objections are even
Speaker 2: over the objections of the stenographer who took the notes.
Speaker 2: The employees say the adjusted transcript added an apostrophe to
Speaker 2: the word supporter to make it appear the president was
Speaker 2: referring to a comedian's controversial joke about Puerto Rico and
Speaker 2: not Trump's entire campaign. Hey, we have a long weekend
Speaker 2: coming up. Zero hour, two am. Wbz's Drew ma'holland tells
Speaker 2: us Sunday mornings coming down.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Andrew, Good morning, Jeffrey.
Speaker 4: It is that time of year daylight Saving time comes
Speaker 4: to an end and darkness comes at four thirty.
Speaker 1: How do you feel about that? I don't feel good
Speaker 1: about that. Our latest sunrise of the year is tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Senator Ed Markey and about a dozen of his colleagues
Speaker 4: are trying to do away with the annual fallback tradition
Speaker 4: and keep one time all year, all across the country.
Speaker 4: The Sunshine Protection Enact passed the Senate two years ago
Speaker 4: but failed in the House, so sending the Senator Marquee
Speaker 4: and others submitted the bill again this past string spring.
Speaker 1: But it's still like crickets and nothing's happening with this.
Speaker 1: I always struggle with what I'm going to do with
Speaker 1: that extra hour? What are you do? You have any
Speaker 1: ideas this time?
Speaker 2: Lund where I bank it and then I cash it
Speaker 2: in in the spring. Oh, looks like we're off to
Speaker 2: the races once again. In Boston. It is November first,
Speaker 2: and we are going to see temperatures in the mid
Speaker 2: to upper seventies once again.
Speaker 1: Today.
Speaker 2: We do have a few clouds in the skies this
Speaker 2: morning as we are trying to dodge some rain drops.
Speaker 2: There's a system that is trying to make its way
Speaker 2: through the area, and so far we are in pretty
Speaker 2: decent shape. Here in the Greater Boston area. We are
Speaker 2: seeing some cloud cover, but other than that, most of
Speaker 2: the rainfall is confined to just a small section of
Speaker 2: the Berkshires. This morning, we are going to see some
Speaker 2: sunshine again, mid to upper seventies today. Big change in
Speaker 2: the works this weekend, clear and any breeze today will
Speaker 2: start to die off. Temperatures will eventually drop through the sixties,
Speaker 2: the fifties, and finally settle in the fourties overnight Tonight.
Speaker 2: This weekend is going to be much more seasonable conditions
Speaker 2: and still dry too. Mix of sun and clouds both
Speaker 2: Tomorrow and Sunday, with daytime highs only in the fifties.
Speaker 2: But the indications are as we get towards Election Day
Speaker 2: and beyond next week, we are going to see temperatures
Speaker 2: right back in the lower seventies. So right now in Boston.
Speaker 2: We are getting started with sixty three degrees here in
Speaker 2: the city on this Friday morning. The drought is getting
Speaker 2: worse in Massachusetts at officials wave a red flag.
Speaker 5: Now it's a red flag Friday for the majority of
Speaker 5: the commonwealth. This comes as firefighters continue to fight fires
Speaker 5: on the north Shore and try to prevent any more
Speaker 5: hot spots from getting out of control. The lack of
Speaker 5: rainfall and extremely dry conditions. How the Department of Fire
Speaker 5: Services reminding the public that open burning is prohibited and
Speaker 5: to be cautious while using lawnmowers, leaf blowers, and other
Speaker 5: power equipments. Today's red flag warning will remain in effect
Speaker 5: until seven o'clock tonight. In Lynn James Rojas WBZ Boston
Speaker 5: Snooze room service.
Speaker 2: Please, it is back to work bright nearly this morning
Speaker 2: at several of Boston's hotels.
Speaker 3: Hundreds of hotel workers in Boston are back at it
Speaker 3: after ratifying a new union contract with the city's Hilton Hotels.
Speaker 3: Off the job for more than three weeks, the new
Speaker 3: deal includes a ten dollars an hour raise, better benefits,
Speaker 3: and more job protection. The union says this.
Speaker 6: Is pretty much the same deal that these workers colleagues
Speaker 6: just approved at the city's omni properties. Jay Willette WBZ,
Speaker 6: Boston's news radio, maybe the third time will be the charm.
Speaker 6: The union, representing more than thirty thousand machinists at jetmaker Bowing,
Speaker 6: will bring the latest contract proposal to a vote beginning
Speaker 6: on Monday. The new deal calls for a more than
Speaker 6: forty percent raise nearly twenty thousand dollars in bonuses, but
Speaker 6: does not include a return to the company funded pension plan,
Speaker 6: which to now has been the big bone of contention.
Speaker 6: The union has rejected two previous tentative deals. So, now,
Speaker 6: what are you going to do the day after Halloween?
Speaker 6: And you've got a lot of leftover candy, don't you?
Speaker 5: As on?
Speaker 2: And the doorbell stopped ringing.
Speaker 7: He had but one thought, time to get the milk,
Speaker 7: because he had piles and piles of candy left after
Speaker 7: Halloween twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: Oh, you got plenty left.
Speaker 5: She, on the other hand, is low on candy supply
Speaker 5: and demand kind of thing.
Speaker 4: My kids are older now and we don't get a
Speaker 4: lot of trigger treats in our neighborhood.
Speaker 5: But my man is flush and he's digging in on
Speaker 5: his kid's supply glass of milk literally in his center console.
Speaker 5: You got glass of it right there. You got candy
Speaker 5: on you too.
Speaker 7: Of course, you already got a couple of rappers. Bz's
Speaker 7: joy It's a crunch. I devoured the good stuff before
Speaker 7: the kids.
Speaker 2: Chris Fama, WBZ Boston's News Radio. One of us do
Speaker 2: have candy hangovers this morning. You are now in the
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