Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio. We defining local news over.
Speaker 2: Mostly sunny in seventy four degrees in Boston at eleven o'clock.
Speaker 2: Good morning, I'm Suzanne Sasville. Here's what's happening. This just
Speaker 2: in too the WBZ newsroom. Boston Calling is calling off
Speaker 2: next year. WBZ strumo'holland has details.
Speaker 3: On an absolutely beautiful Boston summer day. Here we learn
Speaker 3: that the Boston Calling Music Festival is changing up the plans,
Speaker 3: and the first order of business is that they will
Speaker 3: not be having a festival next year in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 3: It is just a year off for the festival. They
Speaker 3: will be back in twenty twenty seven. But the big
Speaker 3: change we learn here is that the dates are going
Speaker 3: to change. No longer Memorial Day weekend. The next Boston
Speaker 3: Calling Music Festival is now set for June fourth through
Speaker 3: the sixth, twenty twenty seven. We're going to learn more
Speaker 3: about this as we go. I have been assured though,
Speaker 3: that there was so much energy still behind this festival.
Speaker 3: They've had so many great years. And don't forget it's
Speaker 3: not the first year that this festival has missed a year.
Speaker 3: They missed two years during COVID again Boston calling taking
Speaker 3: a year off. They'll be back in twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 3: They'll be excited and ready to go. Drew Mahl and WBZ,
Speaker 3: Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: The North Shores only all girls private high school is
Speaker 2: closing after it filed for bankruptcy. In a message to
Speaker 2: families obtained by Salem News, the Academy at Penguin Hall
Speaker 2: says they'll shutter effective immediately after it failed to secure
Speaker 2: new donors and increase enrollment numbers. The school also owes
Speaker 2: the town of Wenham more than six thousand dollars in
Speaker 2: water bills and has been operating in a negative balance
Speaker 2: since twenty twenty two. A juror in the Karen Reid
Speaker 2: trial speaks out. Paula Prado tells Tammy Mutasa of CBS
Speaker 2: News Boston why she was so confident was not guilty
Speaker 2: of second degree murder.
Speaker 4: Proto is a lawyer from Brazil. She says part of
Speaker 4: why the jury reached their verdict was because of the
Speaker 4: poor police investigation, saying there were too many inconsistencies and
Speaker 4: not enough evidence that a crash actually happened.
Speaker 5: At first. For me, I thought Connie Reid was actually
Speaker 5: maybe guilty of manslaughter at the beginning, but as the
Speaker 5: weeks passed by, I just realized there was too many
Speaker 5: holes that we couldn't feel, and there's nothing that put
Speaker 5: her on the scene. In our opinion, decides to just
Speaker 5: drop John mcckeffe off and the Tale eight. The injuries
Speaker 5: on his arm didn't make much sense that come from
Speaker 5: the Taie eight for us. The last witness arca from
Speaker 5: the defense that made clear they did a very good job.
Speaker 5: We couldn't prove there was a collision and she was
Speaker 5: responsible for.
Speaker 2: Staff And now the former lead investigator speaks out. Disgraced
Speaker 2: mass State Police trooper Michael Proctor from the first trial
Speaker 2: appeared on ABC's twenty twenty last night and was asked
Speaker 2: if community disdained towards him was a shock.
Speaker 3: That's just a loud minority that the silent majority have.
Speaker 1: We've had an overwhelming amount of support. They're just not
Speaker 1: out there.
Speaker 2: Tweet despite admitting to sending vulgar text messages about Read
Speaker 2: amid her investigation. Proctor is appealing his dismissal from the
Speaker 2: State Police after a misconduct investigation relieved him of duty
Speaker 2: last year. A wind advisory is in effect until six pm.
Speaker 2: North and west of Boston. A beautiful day, otherwise sunny,
Speaker 2: skies and not as humid as yesterday. A high of
Speaker 2: eighty five, a few clouds overnight low sixty six. Tomorrow
Speaker 2: mostly sunny and the humidity does come back later in
Speaker 2: the day. We'll have a high of eighty five, a
Speaker 2: possible thunderstorm late tomorrow night. On Sunday, a mix of
Speaker 2: sun and clouds, hot and humid, with a high near
Speaker 2: ninety eighty on the Capan Islands. On Monday, mostly sunny,
Speaker 2: still humid, with highs in the mid to upper eighties.
Speaker 2: Right now in Boston we have mostly sunny skies and
Speaker 2: seventy five degrees. A new study claims chat GPT may
Speaker 2: be doing more harm than good when it comes to writing.
Speaker 2: Wbz's Charlie Bergeron explains.
Speaker 1: A new study from the MIT Media Lab reports when
Speaker 1: people use the artificial intelligence tool to help write SAT
Speaker 1: style essays, they consistently underperformed Over time. Chat GPT users
Speaker 1: got lazier with EHSA, many times resorting to copy and
Speaker 1: paste methods. Another group was found to exhibit more brain
Speaker 1: function when writing, especially around creativity, when not using technological aids.
Speaker 1: Charlie Burger on WBZ Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: Boston Police is investigating a deadly shooting near the border
Speaker 2: of Dorchester and Roxbury. Police found a man suffering from
Speaker 2: a gunshot wound on Ruthven Street at around ten pm
Speaker 2: last night. He was transported to a local hospital, where
Speaker 2: he was later pronounced dead. Anyone with information is urged
Speaker 2: to contact Boston Police. In the Middle East, Israel and
Speaker 2: Iran continue to trade fire after nearly a week into
Speaker 2: the war. ABC's Ian Penell has the latest.
Speaker 6: Overnight, a new wave of strikes in the Middle East.
Speaker 6: Fires in southern Israel after an Iranian ballistic missile attack,
Speaker 6: and state broadcasters in Iran reporting air defense systems intercepted
Speaker 6: Israeli drones over Tehran, Israel launching multiple attacks across the country.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, Iranian foreign minister is set to talk with European
Speaker 2: leaders in Geneva, and President Trump says he is days
Speaker 2: away from a decision to strike Iran's nuclear program.
Speaker 7: President has now given himself a two week deadline to
Speaker 7: make this high stakes decision and whether to strike Iran.
Speaker 7: We are told he's hoping this gives the Iranians quote
Speaker 7: time to come to their senses and come back to
Speaker 7: the negotiating table. The big question now, what happens if
Speaker 7: they don't.
Speaker 2: ABC's Mary Bruce with details. The President as repeatedly stated,
Speaker 2: Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. You are now in
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