Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining.
Speaker 2: Local news.
Speaker 3: Right now in Boston, seventy degrees at eleven o'clock. Good morning,
Speaker 3: I'm Nicole Davis saying, here's what's happening. A flurry of
Speaker 3: decisions are being handed down right now from the nation's
Speaker 3: highest court. The Supreme Court. Justices are wrapping up their
Speaker 3: term for the year and they are about to go
Speaker 3: on summer break. The court starting the morning with a
Speaker 3: ruling on how the power of lower federal courts can
Speaker 3: play out. Let's get the latest and a special report
Speaker 3: from CBS News.
Speaker 4: It is six to three ruling. It says individual judges
Speaker 4: do not have the power to grant nationwide injunctions. Has
Speaker 4: happened to President Trump's order banning birthright citizenship? CBS News
Speaker 4: legal analysts Rebecca Royfie.
Speaker 5: It made it so that the executive has more power
Speaker 5: than it did before. And you know, I think that
Speaker 5: that has been traditionally something you know, not about the
Speaker 5: Trump administration, but conservative legal actors have very interested in
Speaker 5: increasing the power of the executive and that's what happened today.
Speaker 4: CBS News Chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford.
Speaker 6: The court today was in multiple opinions by the majority
Speaker 6: concurrences as well suggested that this is a case where
Speaker 6: it may have very little practical impact in the birthright
Speaker 6: citizenship case. I expect we will never see that executive
Speaker 6: order implemented the court.
Speaker 4: Also, just real parents can op their kids out of
Speaker 4: LGBTQ themed instruction. CBS News special Report. I'm Michael Wallace.
Speaker 3: We are waiting now on President Trump to weigh in.
Speaker 3: He is set to speak on today's rulings coming up
Speaker 3: in just about half an hour at eleven thirty. Love
Speaker 3: the update on that as it comes down right here
Speaker 3: on WBZ and streaming on the iHeartRadio app. It was
Speaker 3: twenty five years ago today when sixteen year old Molly
Speaker 3: Bish disappeared from her town in central Massachusetts. That disappearance
Speaker 3: kicked off a mystery that continues to this day. Bish
Speaker 3: was working as a lifeguard in Warren on June twenty
Speaker 3: seventh of two thousand when she disappeared, and police say
Speaker 3: she was kidnapped and killed. Her remains were found years
Speaker 3: later in the woods in Palmer, and several suspects have
Speaker 3: been identified so far, though the case is still unsolved today.
Speaker 3: The Western County DA's office is asking again for help
Speaker 3: from the public. Dajoe Early says they are still trying
Speaker 3: to solve this case. They are dedicated to solve it
Speaker 3: and bring justice to Molly and her family. They say,
Speaker 3: sometimes with the passage of time, witnesses or people who
Speaker 3: know about a crime can be more willing to come
Speaker 3: forward if you have any information. Called the Worcester DA's office,
Speaker 3: and President Trump had mentioned a meeting between Iranian and
Speaker 3: US officials was set to happen at some point next week,
Speaker 3: but Iran's foreign minister says there's nothing on his calendar,
Speaker 3: and the White House is now clarifying those comments.
Speaker 1: Now questions about the President's claims that a run in
Speaker 1: the US would be meeting next.
Speaker 6: Week, we may shine an agreement.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 6: To me, I don't think it's that necessary.
Speaker 1: But the White House Press secretary says there is no
Speaker 1: meeting on the books.
Speaker 7: We don't have anything scheduled as of now.
Speaker 1: What is the whole of Karen trying to schedule it?
Speaker 1: You experiencing any resistance from your audience?
Speaker 5: Now have some patience.
Speaker 1: The Supreme leader, sounding defiance in his first public statement
Speaker 1: since the attack.
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, Pata will talk.
Speaker 1: Claiming the US field to achieve anything significant and adding
Speaker 1: Trump quote grossly exaggerated.
Speaker 3: Not as ABC's Rachel Scott there reporting from Washington. It's
Speaker 3: a gorgeous stay out there today and it's going to
Speaker 3: stay that way for the rest of the afternoon. We
Speaker 3: are warming up nicely into the seventies right now, still
Speaker 3: seeing some midto upper sixties though if you're right on
Speaker 3: the coast and in the higher elevations. For tonight, we'll
Speaker 3: start off with some clouds and then we could see
Speaker 3: some showers. Overnight. We have low down to about fifty
Speaker 3: eight to sixty two, so right around sixty for tomorrow,
Speaker 3: there will be a bit of rain. I hate to
Speaker 3: say it, but we are going to start the weekend
Speaker 3: off with a bit of rain. Should be out of
Speaker 3: here though around lunchtime, maybe uh midday if you're out
Speaker 3: there tomorrow afternoon. Either way, we could have a rumble
Speaker 3: of thunder with those showers and a high in the
Speaker 3: mid upper seventies. Warm're still on Sunday with a lot
Speaker 3: of sun in a high in the mid eighties, and
Speaker 3: we are looking at a very warm day again on Monday.
Speaker 3: A little more humid as well, with a mix of
Speaker 3: sun and clouds and high in the upper eighties to
Speaker 3: low nineties. Sixty eight degrees at the Cape cog Canal
Speaker 3: Right now in Born sixty nine west of Boston, in
Speaker 3: Framingham north of Boston, seventy one in Middletown, and in
Speaker 3: the city at eleven oh five, it is partly sunny
Speaker 3: and we're it's seventy degrees now. We're just one week
Speaker 3: out from Fourth of July celebrations. Should be a good time.
Speaker 3: But over in Plymouth at white Horse Beach, they're lighting
Speaker 3: up the fireworks a day early. WBC's Jim McKay tells
Speaker 3: us why, ah.
Speaker 2: The comforting sounds of white Horse Beach kind of hard
Speaker 2: to imagine in just one week it'll sound like this
Speaker 2: the July third fireworks at white Horse Beach aart not
Speaker 2: your average show. Let's just say there's a lot of
Speaker 2: looking the other way when it comes to people bringing
Speaker 2: their own My kids even brave the traffic to come down. Okay,
Speaker 2: Joan has a beachfront property, something her family takes in
Speaker 2: every year.
Speaker 1: Great kids cover up Boston.
Speaker 2: It's quite the show, and it's an all night party,
Speaker 2: and it's even worth that traffic.
Speaker 7: Ru three on July second or third year.
Speaker 2: I want to be on it, but if you do,
Speaker 2: remember yours truly. WBZ News Radio has traffic on the
Speaker 2: threes employment Jim McKay, WBZ Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 3: Bellingham Police say a sergeant is on paid leave after
Speaker 3: being arrested in Rhode Island. They say Sergeant Kevin Heenan
Speaker 3: was arrested early yesterday in Wounds Socket. He's accused of
Speaker 3: driving under the influence and crashing into a parked car.
Speaker 3: He's also charged with carrying a firearm while intoxicated, and
Speaker 3: the police department says again he's on paid leave. After
Speaker 3: he's arrained, they're going to reassess things, but for now
Speaker 3: he's been relieved of all of his police powers. And
Speaker 3: while the President is pushing Republicans in the Senate to
Speaker 3: get his budget bill over the finish line before the
Speaker 3: fourth of July, there is still a long way to
Speaker 3: go to get it done. Here's abcason Nicole d' antonio.
Speaker 7: President Trump pushing Congress to pass his so called Big,
Speaker 7: Beautiful bill, But this morning some potential speed bumps. The bill,
Speaker 7: which already past the House, would extend and expand the
Speaker 7: tax cuts past during Trump's first term. It would also
Speaker 7: eliminate taxes on tips in overtime pay, spend one hundred
Speaker 7: and fifty billion dollars on border security, and raise the
Speaker 7: debt ceiling by four trillion dollars. But the biggest spotlight
Speaker 7: right now is on reforms to Medicaid, which Republicans are
Speaker 7: counting on to offset the cost of those tax cuts.
Speaker 3: Meantime, a key component in the Federal reserves decision to raise, lower,
Speaker 3: or keep interest rates study has been released. Here's ABC's
Speaker 3: Jim Ryan taking a look at the Personal Consumption Expenditures Index.
Speaker 8: The PCE shows that core inflation, which strips out food
Speaker 8: and energy costs, rose two point seven percent between May
Speaker 8: of last year and May of twenty twenty five. The
Speaker 8: Fed targets a two percent annual inflation rate, so from
Speaker 8: the central banks view, inflation still needs to come down
Speaker 8: before it cuts interest rates.
Speaker 3: And again, let s ABC's Jim Ryan with that update.
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