Speaker 1: Clouds in Boston forty five degrees at six o'clock. Good morning,
Speaker 1: I'm Charlie burger On. Here's what's happening. Our weather today
Speaker 1: will remind you of November Today. It's much colder, with
Speaker 1: breezy conditions, some rain and drizzle at times, especially late
Speaker 1: in the day, with temperatures holding just about steady in
Speaker 1: the low to mid forty So nice yesterday and not
Speaker 1: so good today. Details coming up with acuweather is Letroy
Speaker 1: Thornton in just a couple of minutes. Thousands expected in
Speaker 1: Boston today to rally in spite of this chili weather.
Speaker 1: CBS News Boston's Samantha Cheney.
Speaker 2: Protesters set to rally Saturday morning.
Speaker 3: It's a time for everybody to get up from the
Speaker 3: kitchen table and say hands off, hands off our government,
Speaker 3: hands off our constitution.
Speaker 2: Protest organizer Kate Marritt O'Toole wants President Trump and Elon
Speaker 2: Musk to hear their concerns.
Speaker 3: Elon Musk's interference into the databases and people's private information,
Speaker 3: social security, lots of concerns.
Speaker 2: It's a message that will be heard all across the
Speaker 2: country as rallies are expected to happen in all fifty states.
Speaker 2: In Boston, it starts right here in the common.
Speaker 3: Last time checked, we were close to ten thousand, but
Speaker 3: that's usually a way low number than what actually shows up.
Speaker 4: Rainer Chin, I'll be out there.
Speaker 2: Andre Phillips says nothing will stop him from showing up
Speaker 2: with more people.
Speaker 5: A quote at the same time aloud of the voice.
Speaker 1: So it's a kind of idea and the rally set
Speaker 1: to begin at eleven am. The Dropkick Murphy's will also
Speaker 1: be playing a special acoustics set during the rally. The
Speaker 1: Senate approving a multi trillion dollar tax break and spending
Speaker 1: cut package early this morning. A mostly party line vote
Speaker 1: fifty one forty eight passage of the plan paves the
Speaker 1: way for Republicans to push a tax cut bill through
Speaker 1: both chambers of Congress. Republicans are framing this work as
Speaker 1: preventing a tax increase from most American families. Democrats accused
Speaker 1: Republicans of laying the groundwork for increasing deficits and cutting
Speaker 1: key safety net programs. Hours of debate continued into the
Speaker 1: early morning hours before a final vote sending the package
Speaker 1: to the House for the next step. Red Sox got
Speaker 1: a nice win yesterday. They beat the Saint Louis Cardinals
Speaker 1: at Fenway and their home opener thirteen to nine. Game
Speaker 1: two of the series today at four to ten. Jalen
Speaker 1: Brown scored thirty one. The Celtics beat Phoenix at the
Speaker 1: Garden one twenty three to one. OZH three Bruins in
Speaker 1: Carolina face off tonight at the Garden. Revolution on the
Speaker 1: road tonight in Cincinnati, and it's down to two. The
Speaker 1: Women's NCAA Basketball Tournament National title games all set.
Speaker 5: Their quest for a second straight title continues. The South
Speaker 5: Carolina game Cocks advanced to their third national championship game
Speaker 5: in four years, knocking off Texas in the National Semis
Speaker 5: Friday night, seventy four fifty seven. Their next opponent the
Speaker 5: Yukon Huskies, who blew out overall top seed UCLA eighty
Speaker 5: five p fifty one. Yukon and South Carolina meet Sunday
Speaker 5: afternoon in Tampa. Erica Herskowitz for CBS News.
Speaker 1: And that'll be a three o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Let's check
Speaker 1: the four day WBZ ACTU weather forecast. It's not a
Speaker 1: good four day stretch that Troy Thornton tells us. Today, Cloudy, breezy, cold,
Speaker 1: rain and drizzle at times, mainly this afternoon. Temperatures in
Speaker 1: the low to mid forties today, rain of times overnight tonight,
Speaker 1: maybe some thunder along the south coast that cape the
Speaker 1: islands down to thirty nine overnight tonight. Tomorrow, another cloudy,
Speaker 1: milder day with a few showers. Temperatures in the mid
Speaker 1: and upper fifties for Monday, lingering rain and drizzle more
Speaker 1: likely to the south and east of Boston. Otherwise, a cloudy, brisk,
Speaker 1: cold day, only forty two for a high on Monday,
Speaker 1: and then more of the same Tuesday, a rain shower
Speaker 1: to start, perhaps snow in rain colder spots north and
Speaker 1: west of Boston. Otherwise, a cloudy day with some sunny breaks,
Speaker 1: and again only low forties for Tuesdays, so not a
Speaker 1: good four day stretch. Forty five degrees in clouds right
Speaker 1: now in Boston at six oh five, and historical landmark
Speaker 1: estate in Mathil, built by an industrialist and interior designer
Speaker 1: around the turn of the twentieth century, might be putting
Speaker 1: that property up for sale. Here's wbs's Sherry.
Speaker 6: Small Mathuin bought the historic Cereals mansion and estate last year,
Speaker 6: and if the City Council approves, it will be up
Speaker 6: forbid starting at around three and a half million with
Speaker 6: Douen Director of Economic and Community Development Jack Wilson.
Speaker 1: The city that didn't contemplate it with an absolute definite yes,
Speaker 1: we're buying it to keep it. In fact, it was
Speaker 1: quite the opposite. It was we're going to buy it
Speaker 1: and be a custodian of it until we find the
Speaker 1: right partnuct.
Speaker 6: According to Mathuin Mayor DJ Beauregard, that right partner would be.
Speaker 4: Somebody who or even a group you know, was committed
Speaker 4: to the restoration and preservation of the property so that
Speaker 4: it's not lost. I've heard people say it represents the
Speaker 4: soul of Mathuin.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 4: At the end of the day, if we are able
Speaker 4: to find a partner or partners perhaps who would be
Speaker 4: able to commit to working with us, that is I
Speaker 4: think ideal in Mathun.
Speaker 1: Sherry Small w BZ Boston Sneeze Radio. Theodore McCarrick, the
Speaker 1: former cardinal and spiritual leader of the Catholic Archdiocese of Washington,
Speaker 1: d C, has died at the age of ninety four.
Speaker 1: It was back in June of twenty eighteen. McCarrick was
Speaker 1: suspended by the Vatican in twenty twenty one at the
Speaker 1: age of ninety one. Mister mccarick pleading not guilty to
Speaker 1: sexually assaulting a sixteen year old boy in nineteen seventy
Speaker 1: four during a wedding reception here in the Bay State.
Speaker 1: An investigation by the Archdiocese of New York concluded accusation
Speaker 1: that he had abused a teenage boy in the seventies
Speaker 1: were credible and substantiated. In January of twenty nineteen, the
Speaker 1: Vatican found mister mccarick guilty of sexually abusing miners and
Speaker 1: adult seminarians, becoming the first US cardinal or bishop defroct
Speaker 1: by the Vatican. A traveling nurse from Hampton, New Hampshire,
Speaker 1: sentenced to three months in federal prison for stealing morphine.
Speaker 1: It was back in twenty twenty one that lor Lee
Speaker 1: Lebroad was fired from a rehab center in Derry, newham
Speaker 1: accused of tampering with bottles of morphine, and at the
Speaker 1: time surrendered her nursing license in New Hampshire. In twenty
Speaker 1: twenty two, working as a travel nurse in Massachusetts, the
Speaker 1: Broad again caught diluting bottles of morphine at a rehab
Speaker 1: in Danvers, pleading guilty back in November to one count
Speaker 1: of tampering. At her sentencing yesterday, the fifty five year
Speaker 1: old abroad was also sentenced to two years of supervised release. Hospitals,
Speaker 1: nursing homes, home healthcare agencies could take a hit from
Speaker 1: the deportation of legal and undocumented migrants.
Speaker 7: A study published in JAMMA Network finds that deportations could
Speaker 7: worsen already critical shortages of healthcare workers in the US.
Speaker 7: Doctor Stefi Woolhandler is one of the studies authors.
Speaker 3: To my knowledge, there's no potential pool of workers who
Speaker 3: could build these positions.
Speaker 7: Certainly, that's what the hospital executors are saying, that's what
Speaker 7: the nursing home industry is saying. Researchers say about four
Speaker 7: percent of staff at hospitals and outpatient settings in the US,
Speaker 7: seven percent of nursing home workers, and at least ten
Speaker 7: percent of personnel and home care agencies and informal settings
Speaker 7: are non citizen immigrants, documented and undocumented. Christopher Cruz CBS News.
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