Speaker 1: Good morning. We have sunny skies in twenty two degrees
Speaker 1: in Boston at eleven o'clock. It's March second. I'm Sherry Small.
Speaker 1: Here's what's happening. We are back in the hands of
Speaker 1: winter's grip today. No snow, just wind and the cold.
Speaker 2: It is going to be mostly sunny, blustery and cold today.
Speaker 2: While i'll hi have thirty one, but aqua the real
Speaker 2: field temperats no higher than the teens and.
Speaker 1: That's ACU weather Meteorologist Matt Rindy will have the full
Speaker 1: forecast coming up in three to News Now. An off
Speaker 1: duty Boston police officer shoots a man who is allegedly
Speaker 1: threatening people with a knife at a back bay fast
Speaker 1: food restaurant. CBS News Boston's Samantha Cheney with the tails
Speaker 1: please say.
Speaker 3: An off duty Boston police officer shot and killed a
Speaker 3: man inside of Chick fil A on Boylston Street. This
Speaker 3: after they say he chased two people inside with a knife.
Speaker 4: The individual was trying to getting to the stab of
Speaker 4: the two individuals in the store and the offer. The
Speaker 4: officer identified himself as a police officer, instructing them to
Speaker 4: drop the weapon, at which point the individual did not comply,
Speaker 4: the officer discharged his weapon to stop the threat, and
Speaker 4: the individual was struck.
Speaker 3: According to police, it all happened around five thirty Saturday evening,
Speaker 3: leaving some people shake.
Speaker 1: It and the man pronounced dead at a hospital. His
Speaker 1: identity has not been released. No other injuries were reported
Speaker 1: in the Suffolk County DA's office has taken over the
Speaker 1: investigation and is reviewing surveillance footage. Vice President JD. Vance
Speaker 1: was greeted with hundreds of protesters with signs in hand
Speaker 1: in warn't, Vermont yesterday while arriving for a ski trip.
Speaker 1: CBS's Hailey Morgan has to tail Kadie.
Speaker 5: Vance had plans to ski at Sugarbush Resort this weekend
Speaker 5: with his wife and two kids. Several grassroom organizations and
Speaker 5: protests line the streets of the Waitsfield about a mile
Speaker 5: down the road. Organizers say they believe there were over
Speaker 5: a thousand people against the dozens of Trump administration supporters.
Speaker 1: And video of protesters shows many of them holding signs
Speaker 1: and flag showing support for Ukraine. This happening in the
Speaker 1: wake of that fiery Oval Office meeting on Friday between
Speaker 1: President Trump and Ukrainian President Vladimir Selenski main lobster men
Speaker 1: are hauling in lesson less each year. Apparently, lobsters are
Speaker 1: heading to colder Canadian waters, making for a challenging time
Speaker 1: for fishermen. Since twenty twenty one, mains lobster hall has
Speaker 1: been on the decline. Last year, the state reeled in
Speaker 1: around eighty six million pounds, twenty five million pounds less
Speaker 1: than their catch was three years before. Officials say a
Speaker 1: series of devastating storms are a major reason for the
Speaker 1: decline as well. And now the four d A WBZ
Speaker 1: achuweather forecast. Here's meteorologists, let's see John Fear.
Speaker 6: Within me and cold. For today, We'll have sunshine, but
Speaker 6: it's not going to do a whole lot of work.
Speaker 6: HAIs not far from thirty in real fields, will be
Speaker 6: no higher than the teens. Very cold Tonight, mostly clear
Speaker 6: down to thirteen real fields, dipping below zero at times.
Speaker 6: A little bit less win for tomorrow, but it's still cold.
Speaker 6: Mostly Sunday thirty two, milder then on Tuesday, increasing cloud
Speaker 6: high forty seven, mostly cloudy. Wednesday, some rain and the thunderstorm,
Speaker 6: but we're up to fifty four. I'm acia, there's John
Speaker 6: Fear wb Z Boston's news radio, and.
Speaker 1: Let's check the region. It is Chiley out there. We're
Speaker 1: seeing a twenty degrees in Amherst, twenty two in Springfield,
Speaker 1: Fitchburg and Lemister twenty one degrees up in Nashville, New Hampshire.
Speaker 1: Twenty degrees. Let's check the north Shore, twenty one in Gloucester,
Speaker 1: twenty three in Revere, down on the south Shore, twenty
Speaker 1: four in Quinsy farther south, twenty six in Plymouthal Long
Speaker 1: the Cape, anywhere between, it looks like twenty three and
Speaker 1: twenty five degrees. In Boston it's sunny twenty two degrees,
Speaker 1: but the real field tap it feels like five degrees.
Speaker 1: It's Hollywood's Big Night, the Oscars. There are plenty of
Speaker 1: local stars in the rust.
Speaker 2: Starters brooklinees own Cone and O'Brien will be hosting the
Speaker 2: event for the first time. He spoke about it with ABC.
Speaker 2: The Oscars it's the pinnacle.
Speaker 5: It's the one you dream about hosting when you're a child,
Speaker 5: as long as the pay is good.
Speaker 2: Looking into that. The Best Supporting Actor category has plenty
Speaker 2: of local flare. Jamaica Plane and Sudbury native Jeremy Strong
Speaker 2: is nominated. For his role as Roy Cone in The Apprentice.
Speaker 5: I've been indicted three times.
Speaker 1: I won thirty six zero Government zero, Roy Cone thirty six.
Speaker 2: On a Winner, he'll be facing off against Boston born
Speaker 2: Edward Norton, who played folk music legend Pete Seeger, and
Speaker 2: the Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown. We're all here,
Speaker 2: just lay brand with our little teaspoons, and you come
Speaker 2: and bring a shovel. Newton and Burlington's Amy Poehler in
Speaker 2: Dorchester's Iowa Debris, Bolt Star and Inside Out Too, which
Speaker 2: is up for Best Animated Feature. Mass native Ethan Harisi
Speaker 2: starred in the Best Picture nominated film Nickel Boys No Sfaratu,
Speaker 2: directed by New Hampshire's own Robert Eggers, is up for
Speaker 2: four awards. Kyle Bray WBZ Boston's News Radio.
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Speaker 1: I'm Sherry Small, WBZ Boston's News Radio.