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Speaker 2: Good Saturday morning, thirty nine degrees, mostly sunny and Boston
Speaker 2: at eleven o'clock. Thanks for being with us. I'm Sherry Small.
Speaker 2: Here's what's happening. Expect some high winds to continue through
Speaker 2: this evening. Blustery and quite chilly for the rest of today,
Speaker 2: with sunshine and patchee clouds.
Speaker 3: High forty three with accurate the early field temperatures mostly
Speaker 3: in the twenties.
Speaker 2: That's ACCU Weather meteorologist Carl Ericson. The full forecast is
Speaker 2: coming right up to News now. Fan reaction is pouring
Speaker 2: in as the Bruins starts searching for a new captain.
Speaker 2: CBS News Boston's Julie McDonald reports a lot of.
Speaker 4: Distraught people walking around here, so yeah, it's it's a
Speaker 4: tough one.
Speaker 5: At the Jim Roach Community Arena in West Roxbury Friday night,
Speaker 5: Bruins fans wore their broken hearts on their sleeves.
Speaker 1: I feel like the shade was really, really bad.
Speaker 4: My NHL twenty five season.
Speaker 1: Has kind of ruined.
Speaker 5: Now how long these fans had raced for a fire sale,
Speaker 5: but can't believe Brad Marshan landed on the chopping block.
Speaker 2: He was just the spot for any team.
Speaker 4: It's the kind of guy that you, yeah, hate ted
Speaker 4: when you're on another team, but the kind of guy
Speaker 4: you'd love to have.
Speaker 3: On your team.
Speaker 1: I don't think you should be able to trade your captain,
Speaker 1: especially if he's fayed for it so long and it's
Speaker 1: so good.
Speaker 2: It just seems unfair, all right. With the left of
Speaker 2: the Bruins are in Tampa this afternoon, facing off against
Speaker 2: the Lightning puck Drops at three o'clock. The Celtics and
Speaker 2: Lakers renew their old rivalry at the Garden tonight. That's
Speaker 2: at eight thirty, Lakers coming in on an eight game
Speaker 2: winning streak. The Red Sox and Twins play in Fort
Speaker 2: Myers at one o'clock. Tuberculosis discovered in Manchester, New Hampshire.
Speaker 2: The person infected spent time at the family's in Transition
Speaker 2: Adult shelter and the twelve sixty nine Cafe on Union Street.
Speaker 2: Anyone who visited either of the two locations between October
Speaker 2: first of last year twenty twenty four and January thirty
Speaker 2: first of this year may have come in contact with
Speaker 2: the person. Testing clinics are being held at the twelve
Speaker 2: sixty nine Cafe on Tuesday and Wednesday from ten am
Speaker 2: to two pm. People who are exposed to TV will
Speaker 2: not develop symptoms right away. The bacteria can be inactive
Speaker 2: in a person's lungs and start multiplying later in life,
Speaker 2: causing symptoms and illnesses. All right, Russian airstrikes intensifying across
Speaker 2: Ukraine overnight, and Ukrainian officials are reporting at least twenty
Speaker 2: people are killed fifty five injured.
Speaker 6: President Zelensky posting on social media saying these strikes show
Speaker 6: Russia's goals are unchanged and once again driving home the
Speaker 6: point that Ukraine needs to strengthen its air defenses and
Speaker 6: titan sanctions against Russia. Of course, these attacks come after
Speaker 6: the US has cut off Ukraine's access to commercial satellite imagery,
Speaker 6: stopping military aid and sharing intelligence, all crucial for Ukraine's
Speaker 6: military to operate. One Ukraine and Office is saying, we
Speaker 6: are fighting blindly.
Speaker 2: And that's ABC's Lama Hassan reporting from the Foreign Desk.
Speaker 2: A suspension of US military aid and intel seen as
Speaker 2: pressure by the Trump administration on Ukraine to accept a
Speaker 2: peace steal. Now the fort A WBC ACU weather forecasts
Speaker 2: quite chilly out there, even though we have plenty of sunshine,
Speaker 2: some clouds out there as well, a high of forty
Speaker 2: three this afternoon. Those acua the real field tempts, they'll
Speaker 2: be mostly in the twenties. That's because of wind gus
Speaker 2: thirty to forty miles per hour, mainly clear to night
Speaker 2: of brisk and cold, dropping to a low of twenty
Speaker 2: four to twenty eight Tomorrow. Sunday partly sunny at chili
Speaker 2: breeze highs near forty five. Monday, it starts to turn
Speaker 2: mild with a mild durer i should say, with some
Speaker 2: clouds early, giving way to plenty of sunshine, a high
Speaker 2: of fifty one, and then we really start to warm
Speaker 2: that up on Tuesday, sun much at the time, and
Speaker 2: we'll see his fifty five to fifty eight, so possibly
Speaker 2: flirting with sixty degrees right now. The problem looking at
Speaker 2: the radar map is we do have some light snow
Speaker 2: flurries out there along the north shore. Newbury Port, Amesbury
Speaker 2: seeing some light snow. Lawrence as well. Gloucester looks like
Speaker 2: it's getting clipped a bit Ipswich as well, and then
Speaker 2: over in Leminster and also some other spots. Let's see
Speaker 2: Gardner and Westminster seeing a little bit of snow at
Speaker 2: this time. It looks like it's moving fairly quickly though
Speaker 2: some rain over Danvers Right now. Temp wise in the city,
Speaker 2: we have thirty nine degrees partly sunny. Sky's at eleven
Speaker 2: o six. Back to news now, Anita middle school teacher
Speaker 2: is facing child pornography charges and has has pleaded not guilty.
Speaker 2: Details down from CBS News Boston's Tammy Mutassa.
Speaker 1: For seventeen years, Michael Chickalela was a trusted educator working
Speaker 1: with children in Needham public schools, but now the High
Speaker 1: Rock Middle School teacher is charged with uploading at least
Speaker 1: one hundred and sixty images and videos showing young boys
Speaker 1: being sexually abused. The victims we're as young as three years.
Speaker 5: Old to twelve h exploded.
Speaker 4: You don't think he did it. I'm gonna leave that.
Speaker 3: Up to the court.
Speaker 1: That's the teacher's nineteen year old son outside court, after
Speaker 1: being asked about his dad's arrest.
Speaker 4: He wasn't anything too crazy. I usually can keep myself composed,
Speaker 4: so doesn't see that. Did your father ever abuse you?
Speaker 1: No, sir, prosecutors say the forty six year old soccer
Speaker 1: coach even posed as a thirteen year old using an
Speaker 1: online messaging app to chat kids up. Investigators had been
Speaker 1: looking into the teacher since last August.
Speaker 2: The teacher placed on administrative leave. His access to buildings,
Speaker 2: grounds and digital files has been cut off and off
Speaker 2: duty Worcester police officer is facing charges accused of being
Speaker 2: involved in a fight during a children's soccer game. That
Speaker 2: alleged confrontation occurred at the TeamWorks facility in Northborough last
Speaker 2: Saturday night. A summons was issued for the officer to
Speaker 2: appear in Westboro District Court to face a charge of
Speaker 2: assault and battery. The officer was not arrested and therefore
Speaker 2: has not been publicly identified. The MBTA will roll out
Speaker 2: a special ceremonial commuter rail car to begin celebrating the
Speaker 2: two hundred and fiftieth anniversary at Patriots Day.
Speaker 3: It's all decked out in red, white and blue. The
Speaker 3: MBTA's ceremonial Patriots Day Commuter Rail passenger car will ferry
Speaker 3: locals and tourists alike from Boston to the Revolutionary War
Speaker 3: towns of Lexington and Conquered Lincoln and Arlington for the
Speaker 3: Patriotic Holiday April nineteenth.
Speaker 4: We're going to be double in the service on the
Speaker 4: Fitchburgh line for the day of the events, encouraging people
Speaker 4: to use public transportations to attend. And then from there
Speaker 4: it really evolved into what could the MBTA do and
Speaker 4: go up, up and beyond, A.
Speaker 3: Chief railroad officer for the t's commuter rail system, Michael Rooks, communities.
Speaker 4: Are expecting large turnouts both near and far. It's a
Speaker 4: big anniversary at a big event.
Speaker 2: WBC's Mike Macklin reporting. You are now in the loop
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