Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining local.
Speaker 2: News forty three degrees in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon.
Speaker 2: I'm Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. A teacher that a
Speaker 2: student at a school in Madison, Wisconsin are shot and
Speaker 2: killed by another student. We get more from CBS's Matt Piper.
Speaker 3: The shooting happened at a K through twelve Christian school
Speaker 3: in Madison, Wisconsin. Police Chief Sean Barnes says the suspect,
Speaker 3: a juvenile student, was found dead. Officers located a juvenile
Speaker 3: who they believe was responsible for this decease in the building,
Speaker 3: but he says police never fired their weapons. Governor Tony
Speaker 3: Evers says in a statement, we are praying for the kids, educators,
Speaker 3: and entire community. Matt Piper, CBS News. We'll continue to
Speaker 3: follow developments out of Wisconsin and bring you more through
Speaker 3: the day here on WBZ. Don't forget we're always streaming
Speaker 3: for you on the iHeartRadio app. Drone siding start hitting
Speaker 3: a little close to home, maybe a little too close.
Speaker 3: Two men released on personal cognizance today after pleading not
Speaker 3: guilty to trespassing chargers. They are accused of flying a
Speaker 3: drone too close to Logan Airport. Robert Duffy of Charlestown
Speaker 3: and Jeremy Fulsick of Bridgewater were arrested with a drone
Speaker 3: on Long Island in Boston Harbor and were released all
Speaker 3: the conditions they stay away from Long Island and they
Speaker 3: can't operate any drones either. Videos of drone sidings have
Speaker 3: been growing over recent weeks. What first started around New
Speaker 3: Jersey has spread, and some of the cases could be
Speaker 3: as simple as copycats. The drone investigation goes on in
Speaker 3: Washington with still no firm answers about the sightings in
Speaker 3: the Northeast over the past several weeks.
Speaker 4: The FBI and the Department of Homeland Security are using
Speaker 4: infrared cameras and drone detection technology to make sure the
Speaker 4: drones flying over New Jersey and New York are not harmful.
Speaker 4: That's according to a law enforcement source. The federal agencies
Speaker 4: are also turning to social media and examining the photos
Speaker 4: posted there. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandra Myiorchis told ABC on
Speaker 4: Sunday most of the objects are manned air crafts. The
Speaker 4: FBI and the Department of Homeland Security say there is
Speaker 4: no credible threat to the public at this time. Karen
Speaker 4: Traver's ABC News Washington.
Speaker 2: Police say they've arrested a dozen people in connection with
Speaker 2: a massive regional car theft ringwdbusas Nicole Davis with the tails.
Speaker 5: For the past year and a half or so, car
Speaker 5: dealerships in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Connecticut have noticed that
Speaker 5: luxury vehicles were being stolen off their lots in the
Speaker 5: middle of the night. It's not just a few cars
Speaker 5: we're talking about here, sixty three in all, Please say
Speaker 5: those vehicles and all are worth more than two and
Speaker 5: a half million dollars. Massachusetts ag Andrea Campbell's office says
Speaker 5: an autel device helped these thieves do this. A device
Speaker 5: can take a blank keyfob and create a key that
Speaker 5: works for all kinds of vehicles. Now, through what they
Speaker 5: call Operation Hellcap, police have been able to track down
Speaker 5: twelve suspects and arrest them. Police say a few of
Speaker 5: those arrested during the raids in northeast in Fall River
Speaker 5: and Brompton had also ordered online devices to convert guns
Speaker 5: into what they call fully automatic machine guns. Officials say
Speaker 5: all twelve arrested have been arraigned, but a thirteenth person
Speaker 5: remains on the run. Nicole Davis WBZ, Boston's news.
Speaker 2: Radio, A warming trend coming our way, at least for
Speaker 2: a few days. We've got some drizzle that'll be around
Speaker 2: this evening. Some heavier rains get in here overnight tonight.
Speaker 2: After midnight, temperatures are going to rise to about fifty
Speaker 2: by daybreak tomorrow, and then tomorrow's highs we'll get into
Speaker 2: the mid even upper fifties. A few places. Sixty not
Speaker 2: out of the question. A lingering shower early with some
Speaker 2: sunshine breaking out tomorrow afternoon. It'll be clear tomorrow night,
Speaker 2: low thirty eight and then forty seven for the high
Speaker 2: on Wednesday, some sunshine followed by increasing clouds, little rain
Speaker 2: Wednesday night, and then clouds will break for sun on Thursday.
Speaker 2: Temperatures in the upper forties, but we're going to get
Speaker 2: into a real chill as we get into this upcoming weekend,
Speaker 2: so stay tuned right now. Forty three degrees in Boston,
Speaker 2: little ice, a few stones and some brooms, and you've
Speaker 2: got yourself a curling party. It's normally at ground level,
Speaker 2: but one Boston hotel is taking it to a new
Speaker 2: level a few stories up and without the ice. WBC's
Speaker 2: Kyle Shaffle has the tails.
Speaker 1: Armed with two steaming mugs of cocoa.
Speaker 2: Cheers, Cheers, christ.
Speaker 1: Amilia and I are surveying the playing field on the
Speaker 1: roof of the Envoy Hotel, in this case more of
Speaker 1: a rink than a field. The hotel's rooftop bars added
Speaker 1: curling to its retinue. This is the same place that
Speaker 1: became well known for its inflatable igloos, but there are
Speaker 1: some key differences between this place and the Olympic sports.
Speaker 2: I'd have to say the biggest thing is that we're
Speaker 2: not on ice.
Speaker 1: The hotel doesn't want anyone to meet with an unfortunate
Speaker 1: alcohol feud accident, so there's no actual ice, and the
Speaker 1: curling rocks have tiny wheels on the bottom. I gave
Speaker 1: it a try, so just chuck it, yes, all right
Speaker 1: and as my rock didn't end up beating anybody in
Speaker 1: the head six stories down, I consider that a win.
Speaker 1: Kyle Shaffle to be busy Boston strewers Ready.
Speaker 2: If you're into skiing and you're into free stuff, love
Speaker 2: it on New Hampshire. Maybe for you. Stores Hill Ski
Speaker 2: Area has free community skiing this season, made possible by
Speaker 2: a gift from a local foundation. Free access to lift
Speaker 2: and ski trails takes place during public skiing hours Friday evening,
Speaker 2: along with Saturdays and sun days all season. It's a
Speaker 2: good day for a holiday tradition in Lynnfield, like a
Speaker 2: skating rink.
Speaker 6: We are at the rink at Market Street, Lynnfield. Arianna
Speaker 6: Billius is here. Puts so much of this stuff together.
Speaker 6: What a time of year.
Speaker 7: We turn it into a little festive wonderland out here.
Speaker 6: Festive is the word, right. It's been here the whole time,
Speaker 6: all eleven years Market Street has been here.
Speaker 7: Yes. Absolutely, It's a nice way to spend the entire day.
Speaker 7: Also getting shopping done. You know, it's it's kind of
Speaker 7: hard with kids sometimes, but if you tell them they're
Speaker 7: skating at the end of it, it's always a nice
Speaker 7: little treat.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 6: Who here's a skater.
Speaker 2: What's your name?
Speaker 5: Anthony?
Speaker 2: Anthony?
Speaker 3: Where are you're from Wakefield?
Speaker 6: How you enjoying the ice?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: It's nice festive out here, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Oh I found I think the youngest skater of the day.
Speaker 6: It's Aril from Wakefield.
Speaker 7: How are you?
Speaker 6: You're getting ready to go out in the ice?
Speaker 5: You excited.
Speaker 6: Yes, you're worried about falling at all.
Speaker 5: No, you don't fall sometimes.
Speaker 6: I like good honesty, very cool. Egg your helmet from
Speaker 6: the rink at Market Street, lynd Field, Drumouhall End w Busy,
Speaker 6: Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 2: How many steps have you gotten in today? It's a
Speaker 2: question people ask you, and well you sometimes ask yourself.
Speaker 2: The thing is just do you.
Speaker 3: There is no magic number of steps a person should
Speaker 3: take in a day, but a new study of nearly
Speaker 3: one hundred thousand people found that those who took at
Speaker 3: least five thousand steps.
Speaker 2: Per day experienced fewer depressive symptoms than those who did not.
Speaker 3: There was also a forty two percent drop in prevalence
Speaker 3: of depression for people who took at least seven five
Speaker 3: hundred steps per day.
Speaker 2: More research is still needed to determine any other factors
Speaker 2: that might have influenced the findings. Brian Clark, ABC News
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Speaker 2: I'm Ben Parker, WBZ, Boston's News Radio.