Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio. We defining local news
Speaker 1: forty eight degrees in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon,
Speaker 1: I'm Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. There'll be no court
Speaker 1: tomorrow in the Karen Reid Read trial. In fact, Judge
Speaker 1: Beverly Canoni says the trial is ahead of schedule, so
Speaker 1: the jury gets a super long weekend with court resuming
Speaker 1: on Tuesday. Christina Henley, with a nass State Police crime lab,
Speaker 1: finished testifying this afternoon. She had the last tiny pieces
Speaker 1: of red plastic that were found on Johnald Keach's clothing.
Speaker 2: For the red plastic, the largest piece measured just for
Speaker 2: visual purposes, it's roughly like the size of a grain
Speaker 2: of rice. The rest of the pieces were smaller than that.
Speaker 1: Hanley also looked at glass and plastic evidence that was
Speaker 1: found at thirty four Fairview Road in Canton. Reads accused
Speaker 1: of leaving O'Keefe for dead in the snow after hitting
Speaker 1: him with a SUV and cracking her tail light, says
Speaker 1: a Boston federal judge ruling that the White House violated
Speaker 1: a court order in its aggressive deportation push. It has
Speaker 1: to do with a deportation flight that allegedly brought migrants
Speaker 1: to war toWin South Sudan This week. More from WBC's
Speaker 1: Madison Rogers.
Speaker 3: Western emergency hearing in Boston District Court, Judge Brian Murphy
Speaker 3: ruled the Trump administration sent the eight migrants to a
Speaker 3: third country without giving them a chance to contest it.
Speaker 3: White House officials meantime or painting. Murphy is an activist,
Speaker 3: judge accusing him of advocating for the release of dangerous criminals.
Speaker 3: DHS says it's deported eight people convicted of violent crimes
Speaker 3: in the US. Attorneys say those men have been sent
Speaker 3: to South Sudan, but officials will not say where they are,
Speaker 3: spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin.
Speaker 2: Because of operational security, and given these are such violent criminals, rapist,
Speaker 2: child rapist, as I've mentioned, we cannot disclose that.
Speaker 3: They say the migrants' home countries wouldn't take them back.
Speaker 3: Judge Murphy ruling the men were not given a meaningful
Speaker 3: chance to object to a deportation which could put them
Speaker 3: in danger. Madison Rogers, WBZ Boston's news radio.
Speaker 1: Judge Murphy has suggested he may hold administration officials in
Speaker 1: contempt the United Nations says none of the eight Israel
Speaker 1: sent into Gaza has reached Palestinians yet. The organization says
Speaker 1: there are delays because of looting fears and Israeli military restrictions.
Speaker 1: Israel allow dozens of AID trucks into Gaza this week,
Speaker 1: but the UN says it cannot bring that aid deeper
Speaker 1: into Gaza because the road designated by the Israeli military
Speaker 1: is two unsafe. Advocates and food experts say Gaza risks
Speaker 1: falling into famine if Palestinians don't get aided soon. If
Speaker 1: you're hitting the road for the long holiday weekend, wbz's
Speaker 1: Brook McCarthy tells us, you ain't alone.
Speaker 4: Triple A is predicting almost forty million people will travel
Speaker 4: by car Memorial Day weekend, which is expected to be
Speaker 4: about a million more than last year. So if you're
Speaker 4: heading out of town, you'll have lots of company on
Speaker 4: the roads. WBZ traffic reporter Kevin Brennan says, you're going
Speaker 4: to want to plan ahead and map out your route.
Speaker 5: Give yourself lots of extra times, certainly on Thursday and Friday,
Speaker 5: and then the weather is not going to help us.
Speaker 5: On Thursday, afternoon.
Speaker 4: Either experts travelers are better off hitting the road during
Speaker 4: the morning hours because the afternoons will be very busy.
Speaker 5: You're going to see a whole lot of traffic starting
Speaker 5: very early in the afternoon, and that's going to go
Speaker 5: until about eight or nine o'clock Thursday and Friday night.
Speaker 4: To help East traffic, mast will open the HOV lane
Speaker 4: at two tomorrow and at one on Friday. You can,
Speaker 4: of course listen to traffic on the threes for all
Speaker 4: you need to know this holiday weekend. Brooke McCarthy WBZ,
Speaker 4: Boston's news radio.
Speaker 1: Blue waste to go before our really bad weather gets
Speaker 1: you to hear the northeast here, but we are getting
Speaker 1: a couple of showers of popping up on the radar
Speaker 1: this afternoon south of town, down around Plymouth, we've seen one.
Speaker 1: There's one over here toward Randolph, and then a couple
Speaker 1: up to the north, just small little pops of maybe
Speaker 1: some drizzle that could affect you as you head home
Speaker 1: this afternoon. There's much more rain off to our west.
Speaker 1: Some of it's penetrating into western Massachusetts now, but the
Speaker 1: bulk of precipitation, if you look at the radar zooming
Speaker 1: out out through New York State, and then there's a
Speaker 1: big blob south of us over the Atlantic Ocean, off
Speaker 1: the coast of New Jersey. So there's plenty of water
Speaker 1: out there, and it's going to hit our way with
Speaker 1: that nor'easter getting in here starting late tonight, occasional rain
Speaker 1: and drizzle, Temperatures in the upper forties Tomorrow, we'll have
Speaker 1: the rain coming in through the day, but really as
Speaker 1: we get into the afternoon, that's when things are going
Speaker 1: to get really nasty with the wind and the rain
Speaker 1: and the ponding on streets, and during times of high tide,
Speaker 1: there could be some coastal flooding in a few places
Speaker 1: as well. Temperatures tomorrow do not bludge very far, only
Speaker 1: near fifty and the real fields tomorrow, with the wind
Speaker 1: mainly in the thirties, blustering and chilly, with rain and
Speaker 1: drizzle tomorrow night, and then some more showers around on Friday,
Speaker 1: at least in the morning, clouds will linger. Temperatures in
Speaker 1: the mid to upper fifties, near sixty with some clouds
Speaker 1: and perhaps a shower around on Saturday. Right now forty
Speaker 1: eight degrees in Boston. A local dining hall is celebrating
Speaker 1: its eighth consecutive year as the best camp is dining
Speaker 1: in the country, according to Princeton Review. But wbz's match
Speaker 1: Schira tells us it's about more than the food. It's
Speaker 1: the personality asking.
Speaker 6: You mass Ammer's student who makes the best pizza on
Speaker 6: campus and pitzajoeh Pizza Joe Joe.
Speaker 3: I love you Pizza Joe.
Speaker 6: So hey, Joe, I knew I had to meet the
Speaker 6: legend himself. Hold On, Joe Dennerona is his real name,
Speaker 6: but everyone calls him hamp Pizza Joe because that's his
Speaker 6: Instagram handle.
Speaker 1: HiT's come here, just want to take a picture.
Speaker 2: Didn't even need.
Speaker 6: The pizza now whatever you're picturing a pizza guy my
Speaker 6: post on Instagram, Imagine it's directed by Michael Bay. I'm
Speaker 6: talking explosions, stunts, superheroes, and some pizza.
Speaker 2: I make my special pizza.
Speaker 6: So his popularity on campus is partially about creativity and comedy,
Speaker 6: but most importantly comfort.
Speaker 1: Anyone can make a pizza, but I make people happy
Speaker 1: with a pizza.
Speaker 6: It's different. Matt shear, WBZ Boston's news radio man. You
Speaker 6: can say more of Pizza Joe and Matt. I suppose
Speaker 6: on our TikTok WBZY News Radio. Boston's new professional women's
Speaker 6: soccer team will not get to play in the updated
Speaker 6: white stadium next season, two league sources telling The Globe
Speaker 6: the redevelopment of the Franklin Park Stadium won't be finished
Speaker 6: in time, and Boston Legacy FC will play at Gillette instead.
Speaker 1: The team's expected to announce the switch tomorrow. You are
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