Speaker 1: Sixty two degrees. See in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon.
Speaker 1: I'm Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. A tariff tumble on
Speaker 1: Wall Street to day. Tracy Junkie is at Bloomberg. The
Speaker 1: closing bell has rung. You know, Tracy. Sometimes when we
Speaker 1: see a big drop earlier in the day, we see
Speaker 1: a surge back toward the end of the day. That
Speaker 1: didn't happen today.
Speaker 2: Yeah, buying opportunity, but no investors were not seeing that.
Speaker 2: And this wasn't just a selloff, Ben, to hear traders
Speaker 2: tell us, it was a rebellion against the Trump tariffs
Speaker 2: in a warning that those tariffs are going to stunt
Speaker 2: the economy. The losses across the main averages weren't even
Speaker 2: the worst of it, and they were pretty bad. That
Speaker 2: down down one thousand, six hundred and eighty points, the
Speaker 2: Nasdaq down one fifty. And now I want to tell
Speaker 2: you about the Russell two thousand and index of smaller companies.
Speaker 2: It has now entered a bear market, as it has
Speaker 2: fallen twenty percent since it's all time high.
Speaker 1: Ben, all right, tough, David Dan Wall Street. We'll get
Speaker 1: back with Tracy and check in on and all the
Speaker 1: business news coming up in just a few minutes. A
Speaker 1: new tariff war is causing some fears and some anger
Speaker 1: in Europe. The EU's working on how to respond.
Speaker 3: You commissioned President Ursula vondre Land saying Europe is prepared
Speaker 3: to respond, calling the tariffs a major blow to businesses
Speaker 3: and consumers worldwide, adding quote, We'll always protect our interests
Speaker 3: and values. We're also ready to engage and to go
Speaker 3: from confrontation to negotiation end quote. In a Facebook post,
Speaker 3: Italian Prime Minister Georgia Maloney calling the tariffs targeted toward
Speaker 3: the EU wrong, French presidents Emmanuel Macron calling them brutal
Speaker 3: and unfounded and saying nothing can be ruled out when
Speaker 3: it comes to Europe's response and as Delecretoria ABC News Paris.
Speaker 1: A federal judge has taken under advisement a request to
Speaker 1: have detained a tough student, Ramesa Osturk, returned to Massachusetts.
Speaker 1: Wdbzas Hyles s Chappel has more from Boston Federal Court.
Speaker 4: A Tough's PhD student taken by ices in Limbo in Louisiana,
Speaker 4: and the ACLU wants her to be moved back.
Speaker 5: Ms Ulster has not been charged with any crime and
Speaker 5: she never should have been off the street in Somerville
Speaker 5: and then secretly moved thirteen hundred miles away from her community.
Speaker 4: Cal Rose, executive director of the CLU Massachusetts, says she
Speaker 4: believes this was an intentional move by the government to
Speaker 4: get Ramesa Osdrick away from a community and into a
Speaker 4: different jurisdiction.
Speaker 5: They secretly Copscotchshire across New England, New Hampshire, and Vermont
Speaker 5: in an effort to evade accountability with the courts.
Speaker 4: I says they moved here because there was no detainment
Speaker 4: facility for women to Massachusetts, but affidavis by immigration lawyers say.
Speaker 1: The speed that she was moved was unusual.
Speaker 4: At Boston Federal Court supporters rallied outside.
Speaker 1: Rose says she wants the student back.
Speaker 5: At a minimum, that should be in New England, that
Speaker 5: could be in Vermont, where they had her in a van.
Speaker 4: Filed shaffle to BBZ Boston's news radio.
Speaker 1: The top watchdog at the Pentagon says he'll look into
Speaker 1: the Trump administration's use of the Signal messaging app to
Speaker 1: discuss a planned US military attack.
Speaker 6: The White House Press Secretaria said the case is closed,
Speaker 6: but the Pentagon's Acting Inspector General says, at the request
Speaker 6: of Congress, his office will investigate the use of the
Speaker 6: Signal app to share details of life last month's strike
Speaker 6: on Hoothy targets and Yematt watchdog Stephen Stebbins says his
Speaker 6: review will determine whether Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and other
Speaker 6: top defense officials complied with Pentagon policies and procedures and
Speaker 6: the use of a commercial messaging application for official business,
Speaker 6: that is ABC.
Speaker 1: Stephen Portnoy, We've got some clouds that have been hanging
Speaker 1: around all day. We could have a shower or two
Speaker 1: as we head through the evening. Although the radar has
Speaker 1: been fairly quiet through this afternoon, a little bit of
Speaker 1: rainfall could pop up on the Cape and islands, especially
Speaker 1: tomorrow morning. Fifties overnight tonight, probably fifty in the coolest spots,
Speaker 1: fifty five downtown. A shower will start our day again tomorrow,
Speaker 1: but otherwise there'll just be some clouds and those will
Speaker 1: break eventually for some SunShot in the afternoon. A little
Speaker 1: bit of a breeze. Temperatures well into the sixties tomorrow,
Speaker 1: not a bad day as we start the regular baseball
Speaker 1: season at Fenway Park. Well, not we me, but we
Speaker 1: the Red Sox, you know, turning out mainly cloud Tomorrow
Speaker 1: night it will get cooler forty for the low temperature
Speaker 1: only in the mid forties. On sath there'll be some
Speaker 1: rain and drizzle around in a little bit of a breeze,
Speaker 1: and then Sunday we'll jump right back up temperature wise
Speaker 1: into the sixties, but hang on to some of the
Speaker 1: rain showers. Right now, it is sixty two degrees in Boston.
Speaker 1: With New Hampshire Senator Jean Shaheen retiring for a term,
Speaker 1: Congressman Chris Pappas wants the job. In a video announcement,
Speaker 1: Papas says he's running for Senate because, quote, our economy,
Speaker 1: our democracy, and our way of life are on the line.
Speaker 7: Granted, stayers don't flinch, we don't give in. We fight,
Speaker 7: and together with the grit and determination that built this state,
Speaker 7: we will get our country back on track, stronger, fairer, freer,
Speaker 7: working for everyone.
Speaker 1: Papas says, like Senator Shaheen, I'll always put New Hampshire first.
Speaker 1: Former Republican New Hampshire Governor Chris Sinunos openly considering running
Speaker 1: for that seat. You are now in the loop for
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