Speaker 1: Good Saturday morning is eleven o'clock on this May tenth.
Speaker 1: I'm Sherry Small as always, thanks for tuning in. Let's
Speaker 1: get you caught up. Here is what's happening, all right?
Speaker 1: Hold on a sunshine ray of hope is on the way.
Speaker 2: Some rain's still in the area through the afternoon, bought
Speaker 2: some sun should peek through by the end of the day.
Speaker 3: Breezy, not quite as chilly this afternoon.
Speaker 1: And that's acky weather Meteorologist John Feerick. The full forecast
Speaker 1: coming up will tell you what we can expect tomorrow
Speaker 1: on Mother's Day. To News Now, a call for calm
Speaker 1: in Wooster two days after an ice operation on Eureka Street.
Speaker 1: We get details from CBS News Boston's Beth Germana.
Speaker 2: The crowds began to swarm around federal agents. A witness
Speaker 2: describing what she saw the mom as she was being
Speaker 2: detained too.
Speaker 3: She was screaming.
Speaker 2: I don't know if she was being hurt, and as
Speaker 2: she was handcuffed, I don't know what you know, but
Speaker 2: she was truly screaming. Those are the streams that I
Speaker 2: have ingrained in my ears right now. Relative believed to
Speaker 2: be her daughter flailing in front of the ICE vehicle
Speaker 2: in a scene that rapidly grew into chaos in front
Speaker 2: of agents. Some masked and witnesses say they had no
Speaker 2: answers about the arrest. We were all asking for a warrant.
Speaker 2: They didn't answer it first, and then eventually just said
Speaker 2: this is a warrantless arrest when they were shoving them
Speaker 2: into the vehicle. Worcester police say they moved in to
Speaker 2: de escalate the situation, but the response has outraged the community,
Speaker 2: some saying they question which side the police was on.
Speaker 2: Two others were arrested. School Committee candidate Ashley Spring charged
Speaker 2: with disorderly conduct and assault and battery as she allegedly
Speaker 2: threw an unknown liquid at responding officers.
Speaker 1: And the identity of the woman detained by ICE remains unknown,
Speaker 1: as well as where she is being held. Tough's PhD
Speaker 1: candidate Remesa Austerk, meanwhile, is free this after more than
Speaker 1: six weeks in an ICE detention center in Louisiana. Supporters
Speaker 1: erupting in cheers outside Vermont Federal Court, where a judge
Speaker 1: ordered the Trump administration to release her. Governor Moore also
Speaker 1: applauding the judge's decision. She had been held ever since.
Speaker 1: Ice agents arrested her on a street in Somerville back
Speaker 1: on March twenty fifth and brought her to Louisiana. Her
Speaker 1: lawyer says that she was targeted for an op ed
Speaker 1: that she co authored about Palestine in a Tough's student newspaper.
Speaker 1: Also release. The mayor of Newark, New Jersey, after he
Speaker 1: was initially arrested at an immigration detention set Jackson.
Speaker 4: Homeland Security officers handcuffed Mayor ros Baraka yesterday at Delaney Hall,
Speaker 4: an ice center he has claimed as dangerous, illegal and
Speaker 4: not up to code. Baraka said he was there to
Speaker 4: support the Congress members who were touring the facility, but
Speaker 4: the Trump administration claims he trespassed and ignored warnings to.
Speaker 1: Leave that CBS's David Jacobsen reporting now the ECHU weather forecast,
Speaker 1: We're going to see these clouds and rain hang on
Speaker 1: through the midday hours, then sunshine returning late in the day.
Speaker 1: It's going to be a not nearly as chilly this
Speaker 1: afternoon as what we saw yesterday. There is going to
Speaker 1: be a breeze, but a high of just sixty two,
Speaker 1: clearly departly cloudy tonight, dropping to fifty two then tomorrow
Speaker 1: Mother's Day, we're going to get a break. It looks
Speaker 1: like mother Nature is smiling on Mother's Day with plenty
Speaker 1: of sunshine and pleasant tempts, breezy and warmer, with highs
Speaker 1: around seventy. On Monday, mostly sunny, remaining breezy and warm,
Speaker 1: a high of seventy two. Tuesday, we cool things down,
Speaker 1: sun giving way to clouds, highs near sixty closer to
Speaker 1: seventy in those areas that are away from the coast.
Speaker 1: In the city. Right now, we're seeing rain and fifty degrees.
Speaker 1: A quick look at the radar map shows us rain
Speaker 1: over most of central Mass and northeastern Mass. Some spotty
Speaker 1: showers along the south coast, but just in spots. It's
Speaker 1: eleven oh five. Back to news. Local lawmakers celebrate Wellesley
Speaker 1: Squares first accessible MBTA commuter rail station. WBC's Kendlebill has
Speaker 1: that for.
Speaker 5: Us, the state, local and federal officials. Here I'll give
Speaker 5: credits to the decade old lobbying efforts of Will Fahee.
Speaker 5: Wheelchair bound Faye will lie it on rides from parents
Speaker 5: and others to get to Fenway Park where he works
Speaker 5: for the Red Sox Foundation. That is until February, and
Speaker 5: the installation of a mini high platform that allowed him
Speaker 5: to get on the train just gives me an independent
Speaker 5: way to get to work every day.
Speaker 1: It's a game changer.
Speaker 5: And that is exactly the goal, says MBTA general manager Philip.
Speaker 2: And the freedom to be able to use mass transportation,
Speaker 2: that's the goal.
Speaker 1: We want to get people out of their cause.
Speaker 4: We want to give people options and accessibility is a
Speaker 4: key way things.
Speaker 5: The many high platforms are just around the corner for
Speaker 5: more communities, including West Medford, Franklin and Walpole Kendall be
Speaker 5: able to be a busy.
Speaker 1: In Boston's news radio, federal investigators released new details about
Speaker 1: the deadly plane crash in upstate New York that claim
Speaker 1: the lives of a Massachusetts family. Investigators have put together
Speaker 1: a timeline of the hours leading up to the crash
Speaker 1: that killed six people, including former MIT soccer player, who
Speaker 1: are in a graph. The NTSB issuing a preliminary report
Speaker 1: saying that the private plane left Boston before stopping at
Speaker 1: Westchester County Airport north of New York City to pick
Speaker 1: up two more passengers. It apparently ran into trouble as
Speaker 1: it flew to the Catskills for a family gathering. Investigators
Speaker 1: have not yet revealed the exact costs of the crash.
Speaker 1: A day after big changes are announced, air traffic controllers
Speaker 1: at Newark Airport lose radio contact with planes for the
Speaker 1: second time in two weeks. CBS's Ali Bauman has more
Speaker 1: on what the federal government plans to do about thirst day.
Speaker 3: Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced a multi billion dollar plan
Speaker 3: to upgrade the system nationwide with six new air traffic
Speaker 3: control centers, upgrades to telecommunications systems at forty six hundred sites,
Speaker 3: twenty five hundred new radios, and more than six hundred
Speaker 3: replacement radars. He spoke about it Friday on CBS Mornings.
Speaker 4: It is well overdue in America, and I think what
Speaker 4: you've seen in Newark is you're having failings, and when
Speaker 4: you have the failings, you take a look look at
Speaker 4: the whole system.
Speaker 1: Air traffic controllers briefly lost contact with a FedEx plane
Speaker 1: heading for Boston. They were able to get in touch
Speaker 1: on another frequency. You are now in the loop for
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