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Speaker 2: It's delightful too here in Boston on this Monday morning,
Speaker 2: clear skies at sunrise and fifty degrees. Thanks for tagging
Speaker 2: along today, I'm Jeff Brown. Now this is more like it.
Speaker 2: So they will be much nicer than yesterday, with lots
Speaker 2: of sunshine, at gusty breeze and a warm afternoon high
Speaker 2: in the mid seventies. That is WBZ achi weather meteorologist
Speaker 2: Joe Lundberg. How about near eighty tomorrow. The News at
Speaker 2: six is brought to you by your New England's Toyota dealer,
Speaker 2: your hybrid all wheel drive headquarters. How about those Celtics
Speaker 2: hate him with a steal?
Speaker 3: What a mess this is? Horford get to to Tatum,
Speaker 3: he leaves it.
Speaker 2: Brown lays it in the call on TNT Sports. Celtics
Speaker 2: take Game four in Orlando. They can clinch with a
Speaker 2: Game five victory at home against the Magic tomorrow night
Speaker 2: at the Garden. Red Sox are off today. They will
Speaker 2: take their showed to Toronto to begin a three game
Speaker 2: series starting tomorrow night. Week two of testimony begins this
Speaker 2: morning in the Karen Reid case in Norfolk Superior Court.
Speaker 2: The jury has been put through the ringer, with emotional
Speaker 2: testimony from John O'Keefe's mother last week and a visit
Speaker 2: to the crime scene in Canton. The panel also gets
Speaker 2: a look at Read's SUV, which prosecutors say she used
Speaker 2: to run down her boyfriend during a snowy winter night
Speaker 2: more than three years ago. It is expected that this
Speaker 2: trial could last up to two months. New report shows
Speaker 2: the juvenile detention rate in Massachusetts is higher for a
Speaker 2: third straight year, powered by a dramatic increase among black
Speaker 2: and Hispanic youths. This is a troubling trend. The Juvenile
Speaker 2: Justice Policy and Data Board says it's the highest rate
Speaker 2: scene in seven years, driven also by low level charges
Speaker 2: and pre trial detention hearings. The Globe reports, Officials with
Speaker 2: the organization says this is not a good trajectory. A
Speaker 2: spike in juvenile detention rate some thirty years ago created
Speaker 2: a flow sory of legislation on Beacon Hill. They just
Speaker 2: wanted to go on vacation. I'm sure some of them
Speaker 2: had business trips overseas. But wbz's Drew Mulhollands tells us
Speaker 2: the airline and a bird may have had other plans. Yeah,
Speaker 2: good morning, Andrew.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Jeffrey. Best laid plans right. In this case,
Speaker 4: a British Airways flight from Dulles to London is forced
Speaker 4: to make an emergency landing at Logan Airport this weekend.
Speaker 4: Official Safe Flight two sixteen was headed to Heathrow when
Speaker 4: it reported a bird strike. Smoke filled the cabin, very scary.
Speaker 4: The flight touchdown safely at Logan Airport around seven thirty
Speaker 4: Saturday night, no injuries reporting.
Speaker 2: I'm sure the entire weekend for those passengers was a
Speaker 2: mess too, because no telling how long it took for
Speaker 2: them to get out of town. Yeah, you're so right,
Speaker 2: all right, thank you, Drew. A neighborhood in East Boston
Speaker 2: on solid ground is going to the SPA.
Speaker 3: Emily has her head on a swivel while walking through
Speaker 3: Maverick Square looking out for careless drivers.
Speaker 5: And a lot of times they'll just they're on their
Speaker 5: phone or they're not paying attention. We'll try and cross
Speaker 5: and let us try and hit us.
Speaker 3: She's among the many who hop off the Maverick te
Speaker 3: station and the type of person the city of Boston
Speaker 3: wants to hear from as it reviews plans to improve pedestrian,
Speaker 3: bus and car safety.
Speaker 5: It is a weird place to drive anyway, so sometimes
Speaker 5: you will confuse, and there's not really a whole lot
Speaker 5: of enough signage to tell if you want again.
Speaker 3: The city also wants to create a space where folks
Speaker 3: can safely gather while making it accessible to buses and
Speaker 3: drivers in Maverick Square. James Rojas WBZ Boston's news Radio Beautiful.
Speaker 2: Starts to Monday morning in a brand new work week
Speaker 2: and back to school. April vacation is of course over,
Speaker 2: and we're good. We've got the right attitude at least
Speaker 2: as we head back to new beginnings. Sunny skies at
Speaker 2: sunrise this morning. It is fifty degrees right now, will
Speaker 2: be in the mid seventies later on today. This is
Speaker 2: the start of something good too, Mainly clear skies Overnight
Speaker 2: tonight we're back in the fifties. Tomorrow's even warmer, with
Speaker 2: a high temperature near eighty, mix of sun and clouds,
Speaker 2: a little bit on the breezy side. Even Wednesday is
Speaker 2: in good shippe under partly to mostly sunny skies continued
Speaker 2: a bit windy highs in the lower seventies, more seasonal temperatures,
Speaker 2: but still pretty nice as we head towards the latter
Speaker 2: part of the week. Right now in Boston, fifty degrees,
Speaker 2: clear skies at six oh five this Monday morning. The
Speaker 2: breeze and the trees brings no rain on the plaine,
Speaker 2: just some sniffles and sneezes. This year you can blame oak,
Speaker 2: birch and of course maple trees.
Speaker 1: Miserable.
Speaker 2: Miserable, yeah, even.
Speaker 4: More because they are the key contributors to high pollen
Speaker 4: counts this time of year, which in turn.
Speaker 2: You know, stuff nose, watery eyes, sneezing all the time,
Speaker 2: and it can be pretty bad. And this is just
Speaker 2: the very beginning as the weather warms up and days
Speaker 2: grow longer, when most people look forward to going outside
Speaker 2: and enjoying the sun.
Speaker 4: Most people, I'm a rad hat, I don't enjoy this one.
Speaker 3: This makes it even worse this time of year.
Speaker 2: Give me the winter.
Speaker 4: I'm good. I'm good with the winter.
Speaker 3: Chris Fahmon, WBZ Boston's News Dirty.
Speaker 2: Laundrom at CBS's sixty Minutes comes out in the wash
Speaker 2: of a national television audience. When correspondent Scott Pelley addresses
Speaker 2: the elephant in the room, the resignation of the show's
Speaker 2: executive producer, only the third in sixty Minutes history. Bill
Speaker 2: Owen steps down as of last week. Now Pelly says
Speaker 2: none of us at sixty Minutes is happy following this move,
Speaker 2: which Owen says is due to ownership's recent policy change
Speaker 2: with regard to his journalistic independence, which he says he
Speaker 2: no longer had at the program. CBS's parent company, Paramount,
Speaker 2: is trying to strike a merger deal with Skydance and
Speaker 2: has been trying to get in the good graces of
Speaker 2: President Trump by settling a ten billion dollar lawsuit filed
Speaker 2: by the President against the network and the program sixty Minutes.
Speaker 2: The coffee in your cup this morning is getting more
Speaker 2: expensive to sip.
Speaker 6: The coffee industry has been hit hard over the past
Speaker 6: nine months, says Jeff Taylor with Birdrock Coffee based level.
Speaker 6: Coffee pricing has been rising, and now the influence of
Speaker 6: ti all of our.
Speaker 4: Coffee comes from Latin America, from Africa.
Speaker 2: Now there's a ten percent tariff in all those countries.
Speaker 6: As coffee prices continue their upward movement, it's wait and
Speaker 6: see for both coffee roasters and consumers.
Speaker 2: National Coffee Association and the SCA are working to big
Speaker 2: TIFF's off of coffee.
Speaker 6: It's nothing more than a tax.
Speaker 2: Not doing anything to help the usccon It's just part
Speaker 2: of consumers.
Speaker 6: Stephan Kauffman, CBS News.
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