Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining local news seventy
Speaker 1: one degrees in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon, I'm
Speaker 1: Ben Parker. Here's what's happening, and we are following some
Speaker 1: developing news as a man wrongly deported to El Salvador
Speaker 1: is heading back to the US. ABC Stephen Portnoy has
Speaker 1: the tails.
Speaker 2: Sources tell ABC News exclusively that Kilmar Abrego Garcia is
Speaker 2: on his way back to the US to face charges.
Speaker 2: He's now the subject of a federal grand jury indictment
Speaker 2: filed in Tennessee, alleging that over a decade he was
Speaker 2: part of a conspiracy to transport migrants from Texas to
Speaker 2: the interior of the country. Brego Garcia was sent to
Speaker 2: his native El Salvador in March, despite an immigration judge's
Speaker 2: order protecting him from being deported there. Since then, the
Speaker 2: administration has pointed to a Tennessee traffic stop in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty two when state troopers suspected he was taking part
Speaker 2: in human trafficking, but he was released and no charges
Speaker 2: were filed at the time. Stephen Portnoy, ABC News Washington.
Speaker 1: Just one WI this took the stand today for the defense.
Speaker 1: An expert at reconstruction with the company called ARCA on
Speaker 1: the stand at the Karen Reid trial and debt and
Speaker 1: we get more from WZ Suzanne Susville.
Speaker 3: Doctor Daniel Wolfe told the jury that he tested a
Speaker 3: Lexus SUV backing into a test arm and dummy roughly
Speaker 3: the size of John O'Keefe at various speeds from ten
Speaker 3: to twenty nine miles per hour.
Speaker 4: Did you reach any opinions or conclusions as to whether
Speaker 4: the rear tailite of the subject suv was involved in
Speaker 4: a center of mass strike of a pedestrian at a
Speaker 4: high speed rearword maneuver?
Speaker 1: Yes, what is your opinion that the damage to the
Speaker 1: subject Lexus is inconsistent with a center of mass hit?
Speaker 3: Under cross wolf SETI used the encrypted app signal to
Speaker 3: text with the defense at the defense's suggestion.
Speaker 5: Out of all these clients that you've had, how many times,
Speaker 5: how many clients would you use signal with?
Speaker 2: This was the first time.
Speaker 3: Wolf said he was paid fifty thousand dollars to testify
Speaker 3: for the defense. Suzanne Sausville WBZ Boston's news Radio.
Speaker 1: We've been following these thunderstorms this afternoon. They are becoming
Speaker 1: more and more widespread, certainly far to the north and
Speaker 1: west of Boston, and now we have a severe thunderstorm warning.
Speaker 1: This has been posted until four point thirty this afternoon
Speaker 1: for northern Worcester County and northwestern Middlesex County. Some of
Speaker 1: the areas that may get underneath some of these pretty
Speaker 1: nasty downpours and storms and thunder and lightning include Fitchburg
Speaker 1: and Leminster. One of these storm cells making a beeline
Speaker 1: for the twin cities there. Gardener's already had some issues
Speaker 1: out into Templeton, Lancaster townshend Rotland, Stirling. All these towns
Speaker 1: could be under the gun soon from these storms that
Speaker 1: have been pushing through central Massachusetts. We've seen another cell
Speaker 1: pop up right around Hopkinson out in four ninety five.
Speaker 1: That's about it. Closer to Boston. We do have some
Speaker 1: cells out into western Massachusetts and up into parts in
Speaker 1: New Hampshire, especially this one cell that's up around Hillsborough
Speaker 1: and Henniker kind of bothering folks there for a while
Speaker 1: this afternoon, and then another one up toward Conquer, New Hampshire,
Speaker 1: and a whole lot more off to the north and
Speaker 1: off to the further western areas, including off into New
Speaker 1: York State. So there's plenty of power around here, just
Speaker 1: hasn't made it into the Boston area yet and a
Speaker 1: lot of it might not. The Capan Islands may be
Speaker 1: spared any kind of precipitation tonight, but there is a
Speaker 1: floodwatch posted for areas north and west of four ninety
Speaker 1: five through this evening, so those storms could be causing
Speaker 1: some issues as we move along, not just the weather issues,
Speaker 1: but on the roads too, if you're traveling in those areas.
Speaker 1: Sixty three for the load to night mid seventies tomorrow,
Speaker 1: with a few showers or storms, and then some clowns
Speaker 1: around Tomorrow night, some sunshine around on Sunday, temperatures in
Speaker 1: the mid seventies and the warmest spots couple of showers
Speaker 1: Sunday night and Monday before a much cooler Monday. It
Speaker 1: is seventy right now in Boston. What's red and plump
Speaker 1: and ripe this time of year? So very feel I'm
Speaker 1: not picking some strawberries. It's June and time to do
Speaker 1: just that.
Speaker 6: Oh this one's looking for again.
Speaker 5: They are almost a different animal from what people.
Speaker 4: Are used to.
Speaker 6: Thomas Hanson and I stand before of low bushes yielding
Speaker 6: the darkest red shade of strawberries I've seen in a minute.
Speaker 6: June is strawberry harvesting season for Hanson Farm here in Framingham,
Speaker 6: when Thomas and his wife Martha open up their farm
Speaker 6: for people to come and pick their own berries and
Speaker 6: fill buckets.
Speaker 5: On the weekends, We're going to have cider donuts. The
Speaker 5: ice cream bus is going to be open. We have
Speaker 5: a band coming the farm.
Speaker 4: Animals will be out, our little miniature ponies, little miniature horses,
Speaker 4: Romeo and Cowboy.
Speaker 6: Well, the consistent rain on the weekend has been a
Speaker 6: bummer for getaways. The strawberries love it.
Speaker 5: It's sizing them up, which is good. Strawberries are very
Speaker 5: shallow rooted, so some rain is very important. Don't get
Speaker 5: me wrong. Right now, I would like it to comraund
Speaker 5: and stop raining in Framingham.
Speaker 6: Jaywill at WBZ Boston's News Radio.
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Speaker 1: I'm Ben Parker, WBZ Boston's News Radio