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Speaker 2: Seventy four degrees. We're seeing sunshine in Boston. It is
Speaker 2: six o'clock here on this Monday morning. It is July seventh,
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five. Thank you so much for joining us.
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Speaker 2: I'm Jim McKay, and here's what's happening. Well, we had
Speaker 2: some very nice heat and sunshine over the fourth of
Speaker 2: July holiday weekend. Looks like we got another heat advisory
Speaker 2: that's in effect till later on tonight.
Speaker 3: Blounds in sunshine today, breezy, hot and humid, with highs
Speaker 3: approaching ninety.
Speaker 2: Once again, we are very warm out there. You can
Speaker 2: feel it already. So how are you staying cool? As
Speaker 2: for many of us, it's back to work Monday.
Speaker 1: Hunter was in Gloucester during the hot holiday weekend. Oh god,
Speaker 1: it was so hot. It was at least ninety Yeah,
Speaker 1: that felt pretty hot to me. He's planning to spend
Speaker 1: the day in office, where the ac is free and constant.
Speaker 1: He's also dressed to impress. This looks a very like
Speaker 1: perfect four.
Speaker 4: I holwe you Yeah, No, I wear a lot of
Speaker 4: linen in the summer.
Speaker 1: Short serm. Must you got to get the lakes.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: Bill over here, however, won't be as lucky. He's in
Speaker 1: full uniform working on a train platform today.
Speaker 2: I'll fail it a little bit more because I'm working
Speaker 2: a train that I will be outside more than I
Speaker 2: was yesterday.
Speaker 4: So cover hell, of course, a little bit covering.
Speaker 1: After we get through this wicked hot weather. We do
Speaker 1: have some potential thunderstorms to deal with tomorrow in downtown Boston.
Speaker 1: James Rojas w b Z, Boston's news radio, and we
Speaker 1: continue now at six SOHO two. Turning to the tariff
Speaker 1: wars and negotiations, major deadlines looming this week that have
Speaker 1: already been pushed back to August first, just.
Speaker 4: Ninety day pause on those sweeping trade tariffs is set
Speaker 4: to expire in a matter of days, sparking fear of
Speaker 4: market whiplash, major retailers like Amazon launching huge sales ahead
Speaker 4: of a possible spike and prices. But now the administration
Speaker 4: is pushing back the original July ninth tariff deadline. President
Speaker 4: Trump saying letters will go out today to various countries
Speaker 4: urging them to finalize trade negotiations.
Speaker 2: ABC's Chris John Cordero reporting today Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
Speaker 2: Dettiyahuo heads to the White House to meet with President Trump. Meantime,
Speaker 2: the President's beef with Elon musk Co apparently not over.
Speaker 2: Last night. President Trump teed off on the billionaire entrepreneur
Speaker 2: and once loyal supporter, but their relationship is frayed. President
Speaker 2: Trump said he's saddened to watch Elon Musco completely off
Speaker 2: the rails, said he's becoming a train wreck. Elon continues
Speaker 2: to float the idea on social media of creating a
Speaker 2: new political party and condemned the spending package on President
Speaker 2: Trump's agenda of the Red Sox sweeping the Nats in
Speaker 2: the nation's capital. Alex Bregman, Garrett Crocheane eor Aldest Chapman
Speaker 2: all selected at All Stars. Meantime, the Wimbledon Round of
Speaker 2: sixteen is underway and wvzs Drew Maholland telling us we
Speaker 2: just had quite the odd moment Maryice, Amanda Anissimova got
Speaker 2: a big time win while she was mass that comeback.
Speaker 2: We had this a champagne bottle pop thank you lady.
Speaker 6: And Judglement if you could avoid opening bosses of champagne
Speaker 6: when the players are about to serve.
Speaker 5: Come on, I love that swarm.
Speaker 1: It's the most Wimbledon warning you've ever heard.
Speaker 2: It really is. Good job by Amanda coming back and
Speaker 2: winning her match and again the action continues on right
Speaker 2: now as we speak, dramahoaland WZ Boston's News Radio. Let's
Speaker 2: get a check now on that forecast. As we're looking
Speaker 2: at plenty of sunshine here in Boston. Temperatures will be
Speaker 2: climbing up to once around ninety degrees again for this afternoon.
Speaker 2: Highs right now in the mid seventies at the moment
Speaker 2: with that sunshine and for the rest of today. We
Speaker 2: have a heat advisory that continues through eight o'clock tonight
Speaker 2: except for the South coast Cape and the Islands. And
Speaker 2: then for tonight mostly cloudy with another shower thunderstorm in
Speaker 2: different spots. For Tuesday Tomorrow, more clouds than sunshine with
Speaker 2: a few gusty thunderstorms especially later in the day. We're
Speaker 2: gonna have highs up around ninety degrees for Tuesday, and
Speaker 2: then Wednesday, clouds may break for some sunshine with a
Speaker 2: few showers around highs in the mid seventies and then
Speaker 2: lower eighties inland, and then by Thursday, we're feeling cool
Speaker 2: once again, back around seventy degrees as we head off
Speaker 2: towards later in the week, seventy four degrees. Right now,
Speaker 2: we've got sunshine and again some of that haze a
Speaker 2: little bit out there in Boston right now at six
Speaker 2: oh six on WBZ News Radio. Dinosaurs rule at the
Speaker 2: box office.
Speaker 7: Are despite reviews, Jurassic World Rebirth roared to a one
Speaker 7: hundred and forty seven million dollar debut in North America
Speaker 7: over the holiday weekend. Universal Pictures estimates a three hundred
Speaker 7: and eighteen million dollar opening worldwide. The film is part
Speaker 7: of a summer box office comeback that began with April's
Speaker 7: a Minecraft Movie THEA coming in second over the July
Speaker 7: fourth weekend, Brad Pitt in F one with twenty six
Speaker 7: million dollars. Third, How To Train Your Dragon with eleven
Speaker 7: Devora Rodriguez CBS News's six seven.
Speaker 2: A scary moment in the skies over Martha's Vineyard, A
Speaker 2: small plane forced to make an emergency landing on the
Speaker 2: beach following an engine failure.
Speaker 3: Sarah sullivanted her eleven year old cousin Poppy, thought they
Speaker 3: were in for a fun experience taking a small plane
Speaker 3: for a tour Martha's vineyard. A few minutes into their flight,
Speaker 3: the plane's engine failed, going completely silent.
Speaker 6: She told us that we were going to have to
Speaker 6: crash land on the beach. So he told us just
Speaker 6: tighten our seatbelts and brace ourselves.
Speaker 3: They made an emergency landing on Chappy Beach. Sarah says
Speaker 3: for a crash landing, it wasn't as bad as she expected.
Speaker 6: Within minutes we were on the sand. He made a
Speaker 6: really safe landing and we just we glided right through
Speaker 6: because the engine wasn't working, so we glided right through
Speaker 6: onto the sand.
Speaker 3: Sarah, who's from Long Island, gives all the credit to
Speaker 3: the pilot, who she says, handled the situation as well
Speaker 3: as he could, guiding them safely back to land and
Speaker 3: comforting them throughout the entire process.
Speaker 2: CBS News Boston's Logan Hall reporting, Sarah says this will
Speaker 2: be her first and last time on a small plane.
Speaker 2: A new groundbreaking research in China aiming to help people
Speaker 2: who are paralyzed gain more control.
Speaker 5: The Chinese government has identified brain computer interface technology and
Speaker 5: devices as a priority area of research in medical trials,
Speaker 5: rapidly advancing the field of study. According to the journal Nature,
Speaker 5: one deep brain device, which places eight sensors on the
Speaker 5: brain surface, helped a paralyzed man regain hand control, allowing
Speaker 5: him to eat and drink again. So far, twenty people
Speaker 5: have received this implant. Other technology can decode Mandarin speech
Speaker 5: in real time, and another device allowed a man with
Speaker 5: no limbs to play computer games using only his thoughts.
Speaker 5: It's similar to implants being developed by Elon Musk's company Neuralink,
Speaker 5: but the Chinese technology has fewer probes and is smaller
Speaker 5: and less invasive. The journal Nature says China is well
Speaker 5: positioned to become a leader in this space. Sherry Small
Speaker 5: w Boston's News Radio.
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Speaker 2: I'm Jim McKay, WBZ, Boston's News Radio.