Speaker 1: This is WBZ, the Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: Mostly cloudy, sixty eight degrees in Boston at eleven o'clock.
Speaker 2: Thanks for being with us on this Saturday. I'm Sherry
Speaker 2: Small and here's what's happening. Patriots Day weekend includes a
Speaker 2: taste of summer.
Speaker 3: Today brings nothing less than the warmest day so far
Speaker 3: this year, with breezy conditions despite more clouds than sunshine.
Speaker 3: I expect to hire around eighty for Boston, but it
Speaker 3: stays closer to sixty for the Capean Islands and e Sacky.
Speaker 2: Weather Meteorologist Latroit Thornton. We'll have the full accu weather
Speaker 2: forecast coming up in three. Celebrations continuing in Conquered and
Speaker 2: Lexington as America commemorates the start of the Revolutionary War.
Speaker 2: Governor Morricky Lee touting the role Massachusetts played in the
Speaker 2: formation of our country and the patriotic spirit is still
Speaker 2: present in the commonwealth today.
Speaker 4: In Massachusetts, we take deep pride in the role the
Speaker 4: state and people have played in America's great journey. The
Speaker 4: spirit that burned bright right here and Conquered never faded
Speaker 4: at every moment. We've answered the call for liberty and
Speaker 4: advance the cause of freedom.
Speaker 2: And thousands turned out for the parade in Conquered this morning.
Speaker 2: If you miss that one, you still have time to
Speaker 2: catch the one in Lexington that is scheduled to step
Speaker 2: off at two pm, a true sign that it is spring.
Speaker 2: The Swan Boats returning to the Public Garden for a
Speaker 2: one hundred and forty eighth season. Mayor Michelle wu Boston
Speaker 2: Parks and rec and the Pageant family kicking things off
Speaker 2: with the inaugural cruise around Garden Lagoon. The Swan Boats
Speaker 2: date back to eighteen seventy seven, when Robert Paget, an
Speaker 2: Irish immigrant and a shipbuilder, opened for business. Christians gathering
Speaker 2: in Rome to honor the resurrection of Jesus, also wondering
Speaker 2: about Pope Francis as he continues to cover from about
Speaker 2: with double pneumonia. ABC's Marcus Moore reports from Rome.
Speaker 5: Holy Week masses are set to continue and we'll watch
Speaker 5: for what appearance as Pope Francis makes after his long
Speaker 5: hospital stay from pneumonia just weeks ago. The faithful have
Speaker 5: gathered here in large numbers, hoping to receive a blessing
Speaker 5: from the Pope on Easter Sunday.
Speaker 2: And meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared an Easter
Speaker 2: ceasefire in Ukraine. This follows several Russian bombing attacks on
Speaker 2: Ukraine's gathering for Holy Week services. New federal regulations may
Speaker 2: throw a few curves into the start of the upcoming
Speaker 2: commercial fishing season.
Speaker 1: The latest amendment to the Maguson Stevens Law that covers
Speaker 1: us commercial fishing doubles the number of recognized godstocks in
Speaker 1: Georgia's bank, each requiring their own rebuilding goals and catch limits,
Speaker 1: none of which has been achieved yet. Policy director of
Speaker 1: the Northeast Seafood Coalition Vito Jacaloni calls it an atomic
Speaker 1: bomb thrown into the fishing industry.
Speaker 3: There's only thirty boats left in the offshore fleet, and
Speaker 3: they've come up with stuff that's just not going.
Speaker 6: To be worked.
Speaker 1: Everyone involved says Amendment twenty five can't be implemented correctly
Speaker 1: by the time fishing grounds are due to open May first.
Speaker 1: Gloucester State Senator Minority lead Bruce Tire has been pushing
Speaker 1: the Feds for an emergency order that will make that happen.
Speaker 1: We have precious little time to be able to get
Speaker 1: this right and get it right so that our fishing
Speaker 1: fleet doesn't pay the price by not being.
Speaker 3: Able to fish at the beginning of the new fishing year.
Speaker 7: On May first.
Speaker 1: Jack Colney says a correct emergency order is more important
Speaker 1: than a quick one. Otherwise, boats who said sale May
Speaker 1: first will find their season over shortly after. Kendall Bill
Speaker 1: to be busy in Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: And now the four d a WBZ achu weather forecas
Speaker 2: warm day to day, despite quite a few clouds out there,
Speaker 2: some sunshine breaking through. We'll see highs eighty to about
Speaker 2: eighty four degrees on the cape in the Islands, a
Speaker 2: few degrees of sixty. A shower and thunderstorm in play
Speaker 2: around very late this afternoon and early tonight. Then it'll
Speaker 2: just be breezy. The skies will clear. We'll have a
Speaker 2: mild overnight tamp with a low of fifty four. On
Speaker 2: Easter Sunday Tomorrow, it's going to be windy and cooler,
Speaker 2: a mix of sun and clouds, a high of sixty
Speaker 2: four and then even cooler on Monday, Patriots Day. That
Speaker 2: might be good for those runners in the Boston Marathon.
Speaker 2: It'll be a mix of sun and clouds but high
Speaker 2: is only reaching fifty seven in the city, low sixties
Speaker 2: in the inland areas. A couple of showers around, but
Speaker 2: that looks like well after racetime Monday night. Then Tuesday
Speaker 2: we're back at it with highs in the low to
Speaker 2: mid seventies. In Boston. Right now it's mostly cloudy, sixty
Speaker 2: eight degrees. It's eleven oh six. Back to News now.
Speaker 2: Parents in Burlington file suit over an annual mental health survey.
Speaker 7: Arlington Public Schools is facing two federal complaints from parents
Speaker 7: over its annual youth Risk Behavior survey after some parents
Speaker 7: were outraged over the questions in a section about student
Speaker 7: sexual activity. The questions contained what parents called graphic and
Speaker 7: obscene depictions of sex acts for a survey given out
Speaker 7: to kids as young as eleven. School committee member Melissa
Speaker 7: massar Ardo apologize to parents in a recent meeting.
Speaker 6: I'm very disappointed that we needlessly exposed young children to
Speaker 6: these topics. I was equally disturbed to learn that students
Speaker 6: whose parents had opted them out of completing this and
Speaker 6: other similar surveys were told to complete the survey anyway
Speaker 6: that sound.
Speaker 7: Courtesy of Burlington Cable Access Television. Hilda Darien was one
Speaker 7: of several parents disturbed by the questions, you have corrupted
Speaker 7: their innocent minds by exposing them to explicit sex or
Speaker 7: sexual acts that most adults would not even tolerate being
Speaker 7: asked about. Kyle Brad WBZ Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: A local college student from Kansas City, is facing federal charges.
Speaker 2: He appeared in court the Doga accusing nineteen year old
Speaker 2: Owen McIntyre starting a fire at a Tesla dealership in
Speaker 2: his hometown last month, damaging two cyber trucks and two
Speaker 2: charging stations. He's being charged with unlawful possession of an
Speaker 2: unregistered destructive device in one count of malicious damage of
Speaker 2: interstent interstate commerce. That is FBI director Cash Ptel praising
Speaker 2: the arrest, saying it's the second this week related to
Speaker 2: Tesla targeting. Overnight, the Supreme Court blocks a Trump administration
Speaker 2: from deporting another planeload of suspected Venezuelan gang members from
Speaker 2: Texas to El Salvador. Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas dissenting.
Speaker 8: The court order concerns Trump administration plans to use the
Speaker 8: seventeen ninety eight Alien Enemies Act, used rarely and only
Speaker 8: in wartime until now to deport about thirty Venezuelan men
Speaker 8: being held in Texas. The Court says not to do
Speaker 8: that quote until further order of this Court. The ACLU
Speaker 8: said in an emergency filing last night that the Venezuelans
Speaker 8: had been told they were about to be removed. The
Speaker 8: Supreme Court had previously ruled that could not happen unless
Speaker 8: they had a chance to legally challenge it. Michael Fuscuano,
Speaker 8: CBS needs Washington.
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