Speaker 1: This is WBZ at Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: Seventy two degrees in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon.
Speaker 2: I'm Suzanne Soasville. Here's what's happening. It's a sea of caps, tassels,
Speaker 2: and gowns for graduation season in Boston. Wbz's Jay will
Speaker 2: Lett checks in from Chestnut Hill.
Speaker 3: Lush for four years, flew by but excited, tight hugs
Speaker 3: and plenty of photo ops as Boston College seniors say
Speaker 3: their goodbyes ahead of their commencement on Monday.
Speaker 4: So we have some exciting dinners packing because I can't pack.
Speaker 3: It's my crypt tonight this weekend, Boston University tops Leslie
Speaker 3: and Suffolk students also walk the stage. They're both pre
Speaker 3: med students. He's planning to be on ski patrol in
Speaker 3: Utah while studying for the MCAT.
Speaker 5: The campus is really beautiful. I mean we're going around
Speaker 5: to finding all the spots to take pictures. There's so
Speaker 5: many opportunities.
Speaker 3: The age old question finally sinks in as I ask
Speaker 3: outgoing grads what advice they would give to an incoming freshmen.
Speaker 2: It's a tough one.
Speaker 5: It's a tough one.
Speaker 2: There's a lot I do differently.
Speaker 4: If I could go.
Speaker 5: Back, soak up every minute I.
Speaker 4: Get involved, and everything's such a cliche thing, but that's
Speaker 4: how I found my best friends right away.
Speaker 3: Bittersweek advis congratulations to all the grads out there. Jawill
Speaker 3: at WBZ Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: In Washington, the House Budget Committee will reconvene tomorrow night
Speaker 2: for another vote on President Trump's spending bill. CBS's Willie
Speaker 2: james Inman reports.
Speaker 1: On Friday, the Republicans spending bill stalled after a key vote.
Speaker 3: Mister Chair on the vote, there were sixteen eyes and
Speaker 3: twenty one knows.
Speaker 1: Five Republicans joined all Democrats in the House Budget Committee
Speaker 1: in a vote against the bill. Some Conservatives argue the
Speaker 1: legislation doesn't go far enough with spending cuts.
Speaker 2: Some GOP members want steeper cuts to Medicaid and substantial
Speaker 2: reforms to food assistance programs. Boston Police are asking for
Speaker 2: the public's help and identifying a suspect in a sexual assault.
Speaker 2: It happened Wednesday night on Margaret Street in the North End.
Speaker 2: Police say a woman had entered the front door of
Speaker 2: her apartment building when a man walked in behind her.
Speaker 2: According to witnesses the man grabbed the woman's leg and
Speaker 2: started licking her feet, then ran off after she screamed
Speaker 2: and said she'd call nine to one one. You can
Speaker 2: see photos of the suspect on our website wbznewsradio dot com.
Speaker 2: Dozens of people are reported dead after several severe weather
Speaker 2: hits the Midwest. The death toll includes at least twenty
Speaker 2: people in Kentucky and seven in Missouri. We get more
Speaker 2: from CBS's Stacy Lynn. Southern Kentucky was hit hard.
Speaker 5: Rooster gone, windows are gone, people are outside.
Speaker 6: That's Judge Marshall Todd in Pulaski County, acknowledging the devastation nearby.
Speaker 6: Somerset Mayor Allen Kech says.
Speaker 5: And just knowing what of the communities have been through
Speaker 5: with devastating tornadoes and flooding. Convincepite of the challenge, it's
Speaker 5: hard not to be grateful.
Speaker 6: Another twister tour through Saint Louis It's Missouri, causing death
Speaker 6: and widespread destruction.
Speaker 1: Two of them to my houseball it dropped to my.
Speaker 6: Feet, Stacy Lynn, CBS News.
Speaker 2: Partly cloudy overnight, lower round sixty tomorrow, breezy and less humid,
Speaker 2: with a mix of sun and clouds, an afternoon shower
Speaker 2: or two possible high near seventy on Monday, a slight
Speaker 2: chance of a morning shower than windy and mostly cloudy
Speaker 2: high sixty seven on Tuesday. Breezy, cloudy, and much cooler,
Speaker 2: with a high of just fifty seven. Right now in Boston,
Speaker 2: it's partly sunny and seventy two degrees. Many pop songs
Speaker 2: these days have people singing about getting their hearts broken
Speaker 2: in Boston. Wbz's Kyle Bray went to find out why.
Speaker 7: I can't see who in Boston would break Grazy Abram's
Speaker 7: heart or te McGray. I don't think anyone here could date.
Speaker 1: One of them.
Speaker 5: Those are just a few of the pop stars that
Speaker 5: are pouring their hearts out about love lost here in Boston.
Speaker 5: Others like Chapel Roan Renee, but even Zach Bryan haven't
Speaker 5: fared much better. But what is it about Boston that
Speaker 5: leaves many people so heartbroken?
Speaker 7: I think it's a city of people that don't want
Speaker 7: to be in relationships, they don't want to mingle.
Speaker 2: It's a little clickie, but it's not all rain clouds.
Speaker 4: I've had a girlfriend almost two years now and I'm
Speaker 4: super happy. Love her to death. So I how'd you
Speaker 4: guys meet? I actually I dmd her on Instagram. She's
Speaker 4: a content creator and I just I followed her. I
Speaker 4: liked their content and I thought she was cute, and
Speaker 4: I just hit her up and I was like, can
Speaker 4: I take you on a date?
Speaker 5: Holding out hope Kyle Bray WBZ Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 2: You can see more of Kyle's story on our TikTok
Speaker 2: at WBZ News Radio. Well, speaking of heartbreak, that's what
Speaker 2: happened to the Celtics last night. The team ended their
Speaker 2: season with a huge loss to the Knicks in New York.
Speaker 2: Wbz's Emma Friedman has reaction from fans.
Speaker 7: Disappointed, sad, defeated, heartbreaking. Celtics nation is going through the
Speaker 7: five stages of grief today after devastating lost to the
Speaker 7: Knicks at Madison Square Garden.
Speaker 4: Jescos, Jason Tatum's injury, that's it, Jessica's Jastam's injury, It's heartbreaking.
Speaker 7: CBS Boston's Tammy Mutasa talked with fans outside TD Garden
Speaker 7: after the game, some trying to keep their heads high.
Speaker 1: I'm feeling upset. I mean, at the end of the day.
Speaker 1: We got Banner eighteen. Last year, we got to think
Speaker 1: about the positives at the end of the day. No,
Speaker 1: we got big things coming.
Speaker 7: The next dominated the game, beating the Celtics one nineteen
Speaker 7: to eighty one. Now New York advances to the Eastern
Speaker 7: Conference Finals for the first time in twenty five years
Speaker 7: to take on the Indiana Pacers. I'm a Friedman WBZ,
Speaker 7: Boston's news Radio.
Speaker 2: The New Jersey transit strike continues into the weekend. After
Speaker 2: rail engineers walked off the job at midnight yesterday. All
Speaker 2: trains have been stopped for hundreds of thousands of commuters.
Speaker 2: New Jersey Trains CEO Chris colorI says negotiations are happening
Speaker 2: this afternoon.
Speaker 3: We want a fair deal that will.
Speaker 1: Not break the bank.
Speaker 2: Striking engineers are calling for higher wages. The FAA says
Speaker 2: plans to cut back the number of flights at Newark Airport.
Speaker 2: The troubled airport has been struggling with an air traffic
Speaker 2: controller shortage, equipment outages, and an ongoing construction for weeks,
Speaker 2: leading to many delays and cancelations. ABC's Sam Sweeney says
Speaker 2: the agency has proposed reducing the number of takeoffs and
Speaker 2: landings per hour from forty to twenty eight.
Speaker 8: The major US airlines have been meeting with the FAA
Speaker 8: over the last three days to come up with some
Speaker 8: sort of a temporary fix for Newark Airport, and the
Speaker 8: only thing they can really do is cut back the
Speaker 8: number of flights. That will help reduce some of the
Speaker 8: congestion and free up some of the airspace availability on
Speaker 8: the one runway that is operating there while the other
Speaker 8: is under construction until June fifteenth.
Speaker 2: You are now in the loop for news updates throughout
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Speaker 2: I'm Suzanne Sosville, WBZ, Boston's news radio