Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: Rain still coming down in the city fifty three degrees
Speaker 2: at eleven o'clock on this Monday morning. Hello and happy
Speaker 2: Saint Patrick's Day. I'm Sherry Small. Here's what's happening. This
Speaker 2: just coming into the newsroom. A hearing in Boston Federal
Speaker 2: Court is abruptly called off now. A judge had wanted
Speaker 2: to figure out why a Rhode Island doctor was deported
Speaker 2: despite a court order not to. But now that hearing
Speaker 2: is not happening after all, CBS's Wendy Gillette has to
Speaker 2: tail a.
Speaker 3: Federal judge in Boston cancel the planned hearing today regarding
Speaker 3: the removal of thirty four year old doctor Rasha Allowe
Speaker 3: from the country after two of her attorneys withdrew from
Speaker 3: the case. She holds an H one B visa to
Speaker 3: work at Brown University, but was detained at Logan Airport
Speaker 3: in Boston last week after flying back from Lebanon to
Speaker 3: see family. According to a lawsuit, the judge barred her
Speaker 3: removal from Massachusetts, but Customs and Border Protection says the
Speaker 3: order was only received after she was flown out of
Speaker 3: the US. Wendy July CBS News.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, hundreds of alleged Venezuelan gang members are deported from
Speaker 2: the US to El Salvador, where they are now imprisoned.
Speaker 2: The Trump administration is accused of defying a judge's order
Speaker 2: against using wartime powers in order to deport the migrants
Speaker 2: without due process. Here's ABC's Mary Bruce.
Speaker 4: After some non citizens represented by the ACLU sued the administration,
Speaker 4: that federal judge in an emergency hearing Saturday ordered any
Speaker 4: plane containing these folks that is going to take off
Speaker 4: ors in the air needs to be returned to the
Speaker 4: United States, adding this is something that you need to
Speaker 4: make sure is complied with immediately. The two planes already
Speaker 4: in the air, sources tell us the administration made the
Speaker 4: calculated decision to ignore that directive.
Speaker 2: When the Trump administration denies defying the judge's order. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: the Trump administration says that they'll target more student protesters
Speaker 2: for deportation after arresting a Columbia University grad student.
Speaker 5: The Secretary of State says more student visas than green
Speaker 5: cards will be revoked as the federal government makes the
Speaker 5: case to remove mah Khalil, the Columbia grad students. Attorney
Speaker 5: Brad Parker says the only basis for the removal action
Speaker 5: is a determination solely by the Secretary of State.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 4: There's no criminal charges, there's no unlawful activity that's even
Speaker 4: alleged by the government.
Speaker 5: At this point, Khalil's attorneys say they are challenging the
Speaker 5: basis for his detention, insisting again that he does not
Speaker 5: support Hamas.
Speaker 2: At SABC Sonya Ricone reporting from New York City, the
Speaker 2: mayor of Quinsy is getting more pushedback on the plan
Speaker 2: to put two bronze statues at the city's new public
Speaker 2: safety headquarters that is set to open in October. According
Speaker 2: to The Patriot Ledger, the group Americans United for Separation
Speaker 2: of Church and State says that the statues of Saint
Speaker 2: Michael the Archangel and Saint Florian should not be erected
Speaker 2: at a government building because of their religious symbolism. Saint
Speaker 2: Michael and Saint Florian are the patron saints of police
Speaker 2: and firefighters. The Massachusetts American Civil Liberties Union has also
Speaker 2: expressed its opposition. The pair of bronze statues will cost
Speaker 2: eight hundred and fifty thousand dollars. The Patriot Ledger says
Speaker 2: that Mayor Tom Coate he'll defend the statues in court
Speaker 2: if it comes to that. Let's check whether overcast skies
Speaker 2: for a lot of US, periods of rain as well,
Speaker 2: some of that heavy still early this morning tamps nearly
Speaker 2: steady in the upper fifties to near sixty, and tonight
Speaker 2: a couple of showers, mainly early. Otherwise those clouds are
Speaker 2: going to break late. We'll see lows near forty thirties
Speaker 2: for many of the inland suburbs. We dry out tomorrow
Speaker 2: with plenty of sunshine but lower temperatures, highs in the
Speaker 2: low to mid fifties, and Wednesday a mix of sun
Speaker 2: and clouds, another dry day. Highs near fifty in Boston
Speaker 2: in the coast, low fifties inland. Right now in Boston
Speaker 2: we have some rain coming down in fifty three degrees
Speaker 2: at eleven. Back to news now, Astronaut Sunny Williams of
Speaker 2: Needham could now be just hours away from a homecoming.
Speaker 2: She's been stuck in space for more than nine months.
Speaker 1: The crew that is, we're leaving Butch Willmore and Needham's
Speaker 1: Sunny Williams launched Friday night and doc to the space
Speaker 1: station this weekend.
Speaker 5: It was a wonderful day.
Speaker 3: Great to see our friends arrive, so thank you so.
Speaker 1: Much, Sonny Butch and two crew members who arrived in September.
Speaker 1: We'll all undock overnight tonight at one five am. Splashdown
Speaker 1: should happen just before six pm Tuesday. The timetable could
Speaker 1: change based on weather and sea conditions off the Florida coast.
Speaker 1: Rory O'Neil WBZ, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin are set to
Speaker 2: speak tomorrow on ending the war in Ukraine, the Kremlin
Speaker 2: confirming Putin's participation this morning. Now. President Trump told reporters
Speaker 2: on Air Force One last night that the talk will
Speaker 2: include discussions on land and power plants, a process that
Speaker 2: he describes as quote dividing up certain assets. Ukraine announced
Speaker 2: last week that it had accepted a US proposed thirty
Speaker 2: day ceasefire, putting the ball in Russia's court. President Trump
Speaker 2: says that the US will keep attacking Houthi rebels in
Speaker 2: Yemen until the Iran back group stops their attacks on
Speaker 2: shipping in the Red Seat.
Speaker 6: President announcing on social media that he launched what he
Speaker 6: called a decisive and powerful attack against Iranian bacts, hoothy
Speaker 6: militants and Yemen, writing on social media they have waged
Speaker 6: an unrelenting campaign of piracy, violence and terrorism against American
Speaker 6: and other ships, aircrafts, and drones. The President then demanding
Speaker 6: that Iran stops supporting the Huthis immediately, writing do not
Speaker 6: threaten the American people, their president adding if you do,
Speaker 6: beware because America will hold you fully accountable.
Speaker 2: That's ABC's Rachel Scott reporting US strikes have reportedly killed
Speaker 2: at least fifty three people in Yemen, including women and children.
Speaker 2: New Hampshire's Public Health Department issues a warning over raw
Speaker 2: mil that could be contaminated with listeria. That raw milk
Speaker 2: was sold at Brookvale Mercantile, located in Brentwood. The milk,
Speaker 2: labeled Brookvale Pines Farm, sold in half gallon containers with
Speaker 2: best if used by dates through March twenty second. If
Speaker 2: you've purchased any of that product, don't drink it. If
Speaker 2: you have already consumed the affected product, monitor for infection symptoms,
Speaker 2: which include fever, muscle aches, nausea, digestion problems, headache, and
Speaker 2: a stiff neck. You are now in the loop for
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