Speaker 1: Clouds in Boston and fifty nine degrees at six o'clock.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Hunt, Charlie Burger on Hears what's happening. We
Speaker 1: close out the weekend with some okay weather.
Speaker 2: Plenty of clouds around today behind year sixty five this afternoon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yesterday we were told it would be cloudy, and boy,
Speaker 1: it turned out pretty nice, especially south of Boston. Maybe
Speaker 1: more of that today. Otherwise it's cloudy day but dry.
Speaker 1: Dan Pittnowski NB four day forecast coming up. The man
Speaker 1: linked to a major healthcare failure resigning his post. Here's
Speaker 1: wbz's Mike Macklin.
Speaker 3: He was the embattled public face of Stuart Healthcare, pillaried
Speaker 3: for his use of a private jet and yacht while
Speaker 3: the hospitals his company managed were failing financially, a number
Speaker 3: of them forced to close. Ralph Delatory said in a
Speaker 3: statement that he admicably separated from Stuart on mutually agreeable terms.
Speaker 3: In leaving the company, Delatory took a parting shot at
Speaker 3: Massachusetts for what he calls the state's failure to fix
Speaker 3: the health care structure and the inequities in the state's
Speaker 3: health care system. Delatory could face federal criminal prosecution. As
Speaker 3: the US Senate has referred a criminal contempt charge to
Speaker 3: the Justice Department after Delatory ignored a congressional subpoena to
Speaker 3: testify before Congress Mike Macklin WBZ Boston's News radio.
Speaker 1: In a statement issued last night, Governor Morriheey says, and
Speaker 1: in part, Ralph Delatory brought an unprecedented level of greed
Speaker 1: and mismanagement to healthcare in Massachusetts and he could not
Speaker 1: leave soon enough. Now, with five Stuart Hospital set to
Speaker 1: transition to new responsible operators, we have an opportunity to
Speaker 1: not only preserve the hospitals, but make them better for
Speaker 1: the communities they serve. And that is exactly what we
Speaker 1: are going to do. That from Governor Morriheey. A New
Speaker 1: Hampshire man facing murder charges accused of killing his grandmother
Speaker 1: with a hammer. Twenty three year old Joshua Lanchester of
Speaker 1: Eastern New Hampshire facing one count of second degree murder
Speaker 1: and the death of seventy six year old Cynthia Lanchester
Speaker 1: nine to one to one dispatchers receiving a call about
Speaker 1: eleven forty yesterday morning, State troopers finding the victim dead
Speaker 1: in a home on North Peak Drive Joshua Lanchester will
Speaker 1: be arranged tomorrow in the Second Circuit Court in Littleton.
Speaker 1: Questions continue to be asked following the death of long
Speaker 1: time Hesbila leader Hassigans Rala, killed in Friday's Israeli airstrike
Speaker 1: against the militant group's headquarters near Beirut. The main question
Speaker 1: is what's next.
Speaker 2: He was a fierce foe of Israel. With him dead,
Speaker 2: the future of the group now hangs into balance.
Speaker 4: This is not a one man show.
Speaker 2: Rami Kuti is a Middle East analyst.
Speaker 3: He's their public face, but he's not the sole autocratic
Speaker 3: decision maker.
Speaker 2: Well has Bulla's future leadership Nadian question. What's not is
Speaker 2: Nezraela's transformation of the group from a resistance militia of
Speaker 2: small cells to one of the world's most sophisticated and
Speaker 2: well armed non state fighting.
Speaker 1: Since CBS's mt As Taieab reporting from Beirut, Lebanese health
Speaker 1: officials report Israel's recent offensive has killed more than twelve
Speaker 1: hundred people, including more than thirty yesterday alone. Also word
Speaker 1: this morning out of Israel that another high ranking Hesbela
Speaker 1: official has been killed in an Israeli airstrike in response
Speaker 1: to the continuing violence, President Biden renewing his calls for
Speaker 1: a cease fire. Let's check the four day WBZAKUA. The forecast.
Speaker 1: Dan Pittnowski says, looks like it's stays dry right through Wednesday.
Speaker 1: We'll see clouds today, mid sixties, should do it partly
Speaker 1: cloudy fifty five for a low overnight tonight, a little
Speaker 1: better tomorrow, sun and clouds sixty seven. Cloud's cooler, breezy
Speaker 1: at times on Tuesday, low sixties and more of the
Speaker 1: same with clouds and again high in the low sixties.
Speaker 1: Fifty nine degrees right now with clouds. In Boston at
Speaker 1: six five, a sixty four year old man hospitalized after
Speaker 1: a scooter and the car collide in Roxbury at the
Speaker 1: intersection of Washington and Northampton Streets. Neighbors say crashes like
Speaker 1: this not out of the ordinary.
Speaker 5: I didn't see her, she didn't see me.
Speaker 4: Sophomore Clara Hawks lives just blocks away from this crash site.
Speaker 4: It was just days ago when she was nearly hurt
Speaker 4: badly by a car too.
Speaker 5: She just bumped me and I like hit my lag
Speaker 5: right here.
Speaker 4: Hawks was okay, but Waarren's others to be weary of
Speaker 4: reckless drivers.
Speaker 5: I've seen a lot of kids around here too.
Speaker 4: According to Boston's Vision zero records, in twenty twenty three,
Speaker 4: the city saw more than twenty five hundred crashes involving
Speaker 4: more vehicles. Three of them were fatal.
Speaker 5: It's always such an issue with trying to cross the street.
Speaker 5: I feel like everyone's always flying by and no one stops.
Speaker 4: Talia Rochet walks along Washington Street on her way to
Speaker 4: her college classrooms.
Speaker 5: It's just so insane that this big and like these
Speaker 5: streets are so ad and they don't have a crosswalk,
Speaker 5: She says.
Speaker 4: There's a simple solution to a dangerous problem.
Speaker 5: It would be nice to have a traffic light and
Speaker 5: a crosswald.
Speaker 1: And it's WBZTVS. Laura Hafeley reporting three inmates at state
Speaker 1: prison lock up in Lancaster facing a number of charges
Speaker 1: in connection with a violent attack on corrections officers. Jose Crespo,
Speaker 1: Helberto Rivera, Nigron, and Jeffrey Tapia accused in an attack
Speaker 1: at the maximum security Suza Baranowski Correctional Center on September eighteenth.
Speaker 1: In all, five officers injured too stabbed during morning rounds.
Speaker 1: The Massachusetts correction Officers Federated Union issuing a statement thanking
Speaker 1: the Worcester County DA's office for charging the inmates. The
Speaker 1: union also calling for more steps to get illegal drugs
Speaker 1: and home made weapons out of the prison. Well, this
Speaker 1: is not exactly a case for Sheriff Andy Taylor or
Speaker 1: his deputy, Barney Fifth.
Speaker 6: Campaign spokesman says North Carolina gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson was
Speaker 6: making an appearance at the Maybury Truck Show in mount
Speaker 6: Airy when he was injured. He was treated for second
Speaker 6: degree burn burns at a hospital there. Robinson's been in
Speaker 6: the headlines lately after a CNN report allegency posted offensive
Speaker 6: racial and sexual comments on an online message board, which
Speaker 6: he denies. He faces Attorney General Josh Stein, a Democrat,
Speaker 6: in November. Although Mayberry is a fictional town, it was
Speaker 6: inspired by mount Airy, which is where the late TV
Speaker 6: star Andy Griffith grew up. I'm Jackie Quinn.
Speaker 1: There is a new reason for heating your dentist's advice
Speaker 1: to brush and floss.
Speaker 7: A newly released study published in jama Oncology found that
Speaker 7: there's a direct link between the bacteria in your mouth
Speaker 7: and head and neck cancers. According to the author of
Speaker 7: the study Professor Richard Hayes from New York University, brushing
Speaker 7: your teeth and flossing may not only help prevent paradontal disease,
Speaker 7: but also may protect against head and neck cancer. The
Speaker 7: study found thirteen different types of bacteria that possibly linked
Speaker 7: to cancer and can increase the risk of getting cancer
Speaker 7: by fifty percent. The study authors are now planning to
Speaker 7: research what preventive measures and intervention are possible. I'm Tammy Truhia.
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Speaker 1: I'm Charlie Berger on WDBZ, Boston's news radio.