Speaker 1: This is Debzy, Boston's news Radio. We defining local news.
Speaker 1: One hundred degrees in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon.
Speaker 1: I'm Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. Another day under the broiler.
Speaker 2: It certainly does go on and the heat breaks some records,
Speaker 2: like Boston. We hit one hundred and one in Logan
Speaker 2: Airports this afternoon. That busted through the ninety five degree record,
Speaker 2: and that happened even before noontime today. And from the
Speaker 2: Cliche department, it's not just the heat, it's the humidity.
Speaker 3: We're expecting those heat in disees to be in the
Speaker 3: triple digits all the way through dinnertime tomorrow. Slightly cooler
Speaker 3: Inland is where we'll set some of those new ninety
Speaker 3: degree marks. So a four D a heat wave metro west
Speaker 3: north and west of their Lett.
Speaker 2: CBS News Boston media relogist Jacob Wycoff plenty of places
Speaker 2: hitting one hundred this afternoon, New Bedfords and at one
Speaker 2: hundred and one degrees, that's comfy. Little cooler over in
Speaker 2: parts of the Capean Islands. And when I say a
Speaker 2: little cooler, really ninety five in Foulmouth, ninety one on
Speaker 2: the vineyard. The real cool spot that's Nantucket seventy seven degrees.
Speaker 2: So folks on Nantucket can say they are the coolest
Speaker 2: people in New England if they want. President Trump's getting
Speaker 2: ready to meet with world leaders in tomorrow's NATO summit,
Speaker 2: Julie Walker has more.
Speaker 4: He planning Air Force one with a white USA ball
Speaker 4: cap on his head. President Trump arriving in the Netherlands
Speaker 4: Tuesday night for a NATO meeting with world leaders at
Speaker 4: the Hague. But first it's picture time with those other
Speaker 4: leaders and then a big group dinner a board air
Speaker 4: Force one. He told reporters whether he'll commit to NATO
Speaker 4: mutual defense depends on your definition of Article five.
Speaker 5: This is numerous definitions of Article five.
Speaker 4: You know that, right.
Speaker 5: But I'm committed to.
Speaker 2: Being their friends.
Speaker 6: You know, I've become friends with any of those leaders,
Speaker 6: and I'm committed to helping them.
Speaker 4: The NATO Secretary General says he has no doubt about
Speaker 4: the US commitment to Article five's guarantee, which says an
Speaker 4: armed attack on one member is an attack on all.
Speaker 4: I'm Julie Walker.
Speaker 2: A fragile ceasefire between Iran and Israel appears to be
Speaker 2: holding after both had accused each other of breaking the agreement.
Speaker 2: President Trump says he's frustrated with both sides and urged
Speaker 2: Israel to stop the fighting earlier today. Israel had launched
Speaker 2: strikes at Iran this morning after accusing Iran of sending
Speaker 2: strikes after the ceasefire was supposed to take effect. The
Speaker 2: Iranian military denies firing on Israel, but explosions were heard
Speaker 2: in Israel this morning. A State Police trooper hit by
Speaker 2: a motorcycle yesterday in Revere said to be stable at mass.
Speaker 2: General Lieutenant Donald Bossi is out of the Revere barracks,
Speaker 2: and State Police say the Bossi family would like to
Speaker 2: thank the public and the lieutenant's colleagues for their outpouring
Speaker 2: of support. A suspect in the crash, identified as eighteen
Speaker 2: year old A crom Muktari of Revere, faces charges that
Speaker 2: include as salt and battery with a dangerous weapon, receiving
Speaker 2: a stolen vehicle, and leaving the scene of a personal
Speaker 2: injury accident. He was arraigned in Chelsea District Court this afternoon.
Speaker 2: So hot day to day, you know that we've beaten
Speaker 2: the one hundred degree mark in many places in fact,
Speaker 2: New Bedford's clocking in at a one hundred and one
Speaker 2: right now. We need hit one hundred and one in
Speaker 2: Boston earlier. That is not only a daily record for
Speaker 2: June the twenty fourth, but also a record for the
Speaker 2: month of June in Boston all time one hundred and
Speaker 2: one degrees. The extreme heat warning continues to wait o'clock
Speaker 2: tonight with a heat advisory on the Cape uncomfortably hot
Speaker 2: and humid tonight, though temperature is only going to fall
Speaker 2: to the upper seventies near eighty degrees under mainly clear
Speaker 2: skies tomorrow, one more hot day. Some spots will get
Speaker 2: into the nineties, so that continues the heat wave, especially
Speaker 2: inland sections. Temperature is likely to fall near the coast
Speaker 2: in the afternoon and a thunderstormer to wil rumble through
Speaker 2: in the afternoon at at night, and that's going to
Speaker 2: drop the temperature for all of us heading into Thursday
Speaker 2: and Friday, with highs maybe struggling to get to seventy
Speaker 2: degrees right now one hundred degrees in Boston. Former Boston
Speaker 2: Bruin Stars Today no Chara has been elected to the
Speaker 2: Hockey Hall of Fame Class of twenty twenty five. The
Speaker 2: defenseman served as team captain during his whole career with
Speaker 2: the Bruins from twenty six to twenty twenty, leading the
Speaker 2: team to the Stanley Cup in twenty eleven. He also
Speaker 2: appeared in two other Stanley Cup finals. Chara also played
Speaker 2: with the New York Islanders, Washington and Ottawa during twenty
Speaker 2: five years in the NHL. The Hall of Fame induction
Speaker 2: ceremony schedule for November. The tenth arrows are flying in Massachusetts.
Speaker 2: A state agency is letting the arrows fly for free
Speaker 2: on its public land this summer. Wdz's Hyle Schaffel explains.
Speaker 7: With summer entering full stride, Mass Wildlife is letting people
Speaker 7: get some practice in with bows and arrows.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we just recognize not everybody has access to a
Speaker 5: place for them to go shoot archery.
Speaker 7: This is the second year of a new outdoors summer
Speaker 7: archery range program the agency is put together. There are
Speaker 7: six different ranges spread across the state. When I visited
Speaker 7: was in Westboro. Ian Sipeck is a bow hunter and
Speaker 7: outdoor educator with Mass Wildlife. He showed me around the range.
Speaker 5: We have four different distances set up. We have a
Speaker 5: ten yard range, a twenty yard target, a thirty yard target,
Speaker 5: and a forty yard target.
Speaker 7: Ian says there's a fair bit of interest last year,
Speaker 7: and with two new ranges this time around, he expects more. So.
Speaker 5: We had around one thousand last year and we're hoping
Speaker 5: to bring that up to maybe between fifteen hundred and
Speaker 5: two thousand this year.
Speaker 7: They're aiming to build ranges closer to Boston next year.
Speaker 7: Kyle Shaffele de BZ Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: Shard, Massachusetts have itself an official rock song, one state
Speaker 2: lawmakers making a passionate argument for it just not to happen.
Speaker 6: The song Roadrunner is from Jonathan Richmond and the Modern
Speaker 6: Lovers in the mid seventies, with all its references to
Speaker 6: the sites and sounds of Route one twenty eighty. It
Speaker 6: is pure Massachusetts, according to state Representative David Lynskey, who,
Speaker 6: like Jonathan Richmond, grew up in Natick Now.
Speaker 8: Jonathan Richmond grew up literally a hundred yards from my house,
Speaker 8: and his first gig of the Mad Lovers was at
Speaker 8: Wilson Junior High School in Naty, Massachusetts, where I was
Speaker 8: fortunate enough to go to high school along with Jonathan.
Speaker 6: He urged the legislative committee to support a measure that
Speaker 6: would designate Roadrunner as the official rock song of Massachusetts.
Speaker 6: But what about the song dirty Water?
Speaker 8: Well, dirty water really isn't a rock song, We'll say.
Speaker 6: From the State House, Carl Stevens, WBT, Boston's News Radio.
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