Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining local news. Forty
Speaker 1: six degrees in Boston, beautiful sunny sky is a little
Speaker 1: cooler than what we saw yesterday. Hi's in the mid
Speaker 1: to high fifties today. We'll have the full ACCU weather
Speaker 1: forecasts coming up in three All right, now to a
Speaker 1: developing story we've been following this morning. Firefighters are on
Speaker 1: the scene of a massive brush fire in Salem. About
Speaker 1: eighty acres have burned so far. Fire official say the
Speaker 1: fire is still burning but is considered under control. The
Speaker 1: firefighters they've been on scene since last night. Salem Fire
Speaker 1: Chief Alan diyon I.
Speaker 2: Would say it's heading towards South Salem Salem Stay Campus
Speaker 2: in that area. We're getting a lot of costs for smoke,
Speaker 2: but we did put a code right out to the.
Speaker 1: Community and the fire is burning in the woods at
Speaker 1: the Salem Lynn Line. There is a smoky Hayes that's
Speaker 1: in the air in parts of the north Shores. We
Speaker 1: just heard, but right now the worst of the smoke
Speaker 1: is avoiding downtown Salem on one of the busiest weekends
Speaker 1: for the which city this weekend before Halloween. Now, if
Speaker 1: win patterns do shift that could change. Election day, now
Speaker 1: just nine days away. The latest CBS News poll showing
Speaker 1: the race between former President Donald Trump and Vice President
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris essentially deadlocked both nationally and in the Swing States.
Speaker 1: CBS's Deputy director of Survey, Jennifer De Pinto, says two
Speaker 1: issues are driving each candidate's numbers.
Speaker 3: Kama Harris continues to do well among voters who say
Speaker 3: abortion is a major factor in their vote, beating Donald
Speaker 3: Trump by seventy percent to twenty eight percent among those voters,
Speaker 3: but she has not succeeded over the course of the
Speaker 3: campaign and growing the number of voters who cite abortion
Speaker 3: as a major factor. That percentage has hovered in the
Speaker 3: low fifties, while a much larger eight and ten voters
Speaker 3: called the economy a major factor, and Trump leads Harris
Speaker 3: among those voters.
Speaker 1: And Vice President Kamala Harris spending today campaigning in Pennsylvania,
Speaker 1: speaking this morning to a church service in West Philly.
Speaker 1: You're in Pennsylvania right now. Each of us has an
Speaker 1: opportunity to make a difference, because in this moment, we
Speaker 1: do face a real question what kind of country do
Speaker 1: we want to live in? And former President Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is holding a big campaign rally this evening in New
Speaker 1: York's Madison Square Garden, where he'll begin delivering his closing
Speaker 1: arguments for re election. All right, it's the weekend ending
Speaker 1: on a spooky note. Halloween costumes are getting an early
Speaker 1: day bo at the Prudential Center today. It's the twenty
Speaker 1: ninth annual prewe Boo event. There's trigger treating for kids,
Speaker 1: as well as other activities like magic shows and pumpkin decorating.
Speaker 1: Let's check the fort A wbc ACU weather forecastiers meteorologist
Speaker 1: Bill deggers.
Speaker 2: This afternoon will be a mostly sunny one, but it
Speaker 2: will be chillier compared to recent days. Highs fifty four
Speaker 2: to fifty eight. Clear tonight lowe's around forty and sunshine
Speaker 2: Tomorrow high fifty three. We'll stay in the forties and
Speaker 2: inland locations Tuesday sunshine mid to upper fifties, near seventy
Speaker 2: by Wednesday with sun The warmth peaks on Halloween mid
Speaker 2: seventies before we're back in the sixties on Friday. I'm
Speaker 2: ack you weather mediaiologists Bill Dagger, WBZ Boston's news radio right.
Speaker 1: Checking the region is fifty degrees right now in Medford,
Speaker 1: forty eight in Randolph, forty nine in Norwell, and forty
Speaker 1: eight in Brockton. In the city forty six degrees, and
Speaker 1: we do have sunny skies across the board. The US
Speaker 1: Navy apologizing for destroying an Alaskan Native village one hundred
Speaker 1: and forty two years.
Speaker 4: Ago, Rear Admiral Mark Sugato formally apologized for attacking the
Speaker 4: village of Van Goon.
Speaker 2: The Navy attack.
Speaker 4: Killed six children and caused such dire food shortages that
Speaker 4: villagers starved themselves so that children could eat. And Goon
Speaker 4: had been seeking an apology for decades.
Speaker 1: And that's WBZ TV's David Wade reporting. You are now
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