Speaker 1: This is WBZ Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: Seventy two degrees in Boston. Beautiful sunny day out there
Speaker 2: in the hub. At eleven o'clock. Good morning, I'm Nicole Davis,
Speaker 2: and here's what's happening. A dog bite expert is on
Speaker 2: the stand and the Karen Reed murder ree trial right
Speaker 2: now today featuring tense cross examination of doctor Marie Russell.
Speaker 2: And yesterday she testified the injuries on John O'Keefe's arm
Speaker 2: were consistent with a dog bite. Wbz's Emma Friedman will
Speaker 2: have more with us at eleven fifteen. Meantime, other stories
Speaker 2: we're watching, we're hearing from the family of Marcello Gomes
Speaker 2: today is the Milford High school student detained by ice
Speaker 2: on his way to volleyball practice this past weekend. His cousin,
Speaker 2: Julia Sampaio, says they've been in contact with the eighteen
Speaker 2: year old Logan Hall the CBS News Boston.
Speaker 3: They're a tight knit family and Julia has spoken to
Speaker 3: Marcello's parents since the arrest. Ice was a richly targeting
Speaker 3: Marcello's father, gal Paolo Gomez, who the car was registered to.
Speaker 3: She says the family is terrified and doing what they
Speaker 3: can to lay low.
Speaker 2: They're scared to leave their homes.
Speaker 4: They're even scared to walk their dogs or throw their
Speaker 4: trash out, because at the moment they step out of
Speaker 4: their homes, they can be detained at any point.
Speaker 3: We spoke to that student who was also in the
Speaker 3: car with Marcelo when the arrest took place. He's also
Speaker 3: undocumented and asked that his identity be protected.
Speaker 5: The thought of everything that my parents left behind, everything
Speaker 5: that my parents sacrificed for in the ten years we've
Speaker 5: been here, all of that just gone down the drain.
Speaker 2: The Massachusetts Teachers Association among those calling for Marcello's release. Now,
Speaker 2: this comes as two cities, Somerville and Chelsea, ask a
Speaker 2: federal court this morning to block the Trump administration from
Speaker 2: stripping them of federal funding. The government is targeting those
Speaker 2: two cities and others around Massachusetts for their sanctuary policies.
Speaker 2: Last weak, Homeland Security put out a warning to sanctuary
Speaker 2: community it is around the country. Change your policies or
Speaker 2: face consequences. Somerville and Chelsea, in the filing today say
Speaker 2: this violates their constitutional rights. They're asking for a preliminary
Speaker 2: injunction while their lawsuit plays out. And at eleven oh two,
Speaker 2: the Hamas run Gaza Health Ministry says at least twenty
Speaker 2: seven people were killed this morning as Israeli soldiers opened
Speaker 2: fire near an AID station. ABC's Ian Pannell says it
Speaker 2: is the second time this week that Palestinians have come
Speaker 2: under fire they try to get desperately needed supplies.
Speaker 6: The head of NASA Hospital in southern Gaza are accusing
Speaker 6: Israeli forces of firing on people waiting for aid. Israeli
Speaker 6: defense forces talking to us this morning, admitting they did
Speaker 6: open fire around five hundred yards from this American backed
Speaker 6: food center, but alleging that warning shots were ignored by
Speaker 6: individuals straying from an approved route and that they advanced
Speaker 6: towards troops in a quote threatening way. Ian panel ABC
Speaker 6: News in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Speaker 2: For the rest of the day, the forecast is looking phenomenal.
Speaker 2: We've got just a couple of clouds right now, we
Speaker 2: have temperatures in the upper sixties, low seventies. We will
Speaker 2: see a bit of hayes out there again today from
Speaker 2: the Canadian wildfire smoke that's making its way here into
Speaker 2: the northeast through the jet stream, so just be sure
Speaker 2: to expect that from time to time. Today not consistently,
Speaker 2: and again we're getting up to about the mid seventies today.
Speaker 2: For tonight, mostly clear, low in the mid fifties, and
Speaker 2: then tomorrow warmer, still hazy, sunshine, high in the mid eighties,
Speaker 2: a little bit cooler in southeastern Mass for your Thursday sunshine,
Speaker 2: intervals of clouds. Can have a couple of evening thunderstorms
Speaker 2: northwest of Boston. And this is going to be the
Speaker 2: warmest day this week, likely the warmest day we've had
Speaker 2: in a while. Highs in the upper eighties, pushing ninety
Speaker 2: if your inland, near eighty though for the Capan Islands.
Speaker 2: Our temp's right now sixty seven in Marshfield, seventy five
Speaker 2: in Wellesley, seventy two in Middleton, and in Boston right
Speaker 2: now at eleven oh five it is sunny and seventy three.
Speaker 2: The State Attorney General is calling in Boston.
Speaker 4: Eatery to slow its role your wbz's Jawillette payback for
Speaker 4: workers at a high end restaurant in Boston. Ag Andrea
Speaker 4: Campbell finds the parent company of Japanese sushi hotspot Zuma
Speaker 4: and its manager at the Four Seasons Hotel one point
Speaker 4: eight million dollars for requiring workers to share pool tips
Speaker 4: with managers, which is in violation of state wage laws.
Speaker 4: This means some workers will get up to fifty thousand
Speaker 4: dollars back in penalties and unpaid wages. Pooling tips is
Speaker 4: only permissible among bartenders and wait staff, primarily j Willette
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Speaker 2: Eleven oh six. Investigators now say the attack that injured
Speaker 2: twelve people in Boulder, Colorado, over the weekend, could have
Speaker 2: been much worse, but the suspect backed off his original
Speaker 2: plan at the last minute.
Speaker 1: The suspect, who investigators say originally dressed as a gardener
Speaker 1: to blend in, allegedly researched the Run for Their Lives group,
Speaker 1: who gathers weekly to promote awareness for the Israeli hostages
Speaker 1: in Gaza. Law enforcement says the suspect drove to Boulder
Speaker 1: from his home in Colorado Springs, picking up gasoline on
Speaker 1: the way. At the scene, authorities recovering a weed spray
Speaker 1: or backpack containing flammable liquid, as well as sixteen unused
Speaker 1: molotov cocktails, which he allegedly learned how to make watching
Speaker 1: YouTube videos and.
Speaker 2: His ABC's Mola Lengy. The suspect facing charges on both
Speaker 2: the state and federal level, including hate crime charges. He
Speaker 2: is due beck in court next week or rather later
Speaker 2: this week on Thursday, and a new report is warning
Speaker 2: about the dire consequences of laws that ban gender affirming
Speaker 2: care for kids. Your CBS is Matt Piper.
Speaker 7: Human Rights Watch says in the last four years, twenty
Speaker 7: five states have enacted sweeping bands targeting gender affirming care
Speaker 7: for trans youth. They say bands can lead to increased anxiety, depression,
Speaker 7: and suicide attempts.
Speaker 2: These are people who.
Speaker 8: Grew up in one body and are at risk of,
Speaker 8: you know, having that care in that body essentially taken
Speaker 8: away from them because of these laws.
Speaker 7: Yasmin small Ones with Human Rights Watch.
Speaker 8: These laws are what we call sweeping bands on gender
Speaker 8: firm and care, so you know, that's any form of
Speaker 8: pubity blocker's hormone therapy is and they are estimated to
Speaker 8: impact over one hundred thousand trans youth.
Speaker 7: Matt Piper, CBS News, police.
Speaker 2: And Haverol'll say they're getting help from the FBI to
Speaker 2: catch a bank robber. Just before twelve forty five yesterday afternoon,
Speaker 2: they say a man walked into the Pentucket Bank on
Speaker 2: Lowell Avenue. Once he was inside, he handed a note
Speaker 2: to the teller demanding cash. Please say. The man was
Speaker 2: able to get away with some money, We're not sure
Speaker 2: just how much, and nobody was hurt. They say the
Speaker 2: suspect is a skinny bite man five seven of five
Speaker 2: nine with light facial hair. If you have any information,
Speaker 2: you aren't asked to call Haverol Police. You are now
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