Speaker 1: This is wb Z Boston's news Radio Rea defining local news.
Speaker 2: And like a pea soup out there, very foggy and
Speaker 2: misty in the city of Boston, fifty eight degrees at
Speaker 2: eleven o'clock. Good morning, I'm Nicole Davis. Here is what's happening,
Speaker 2: key testimony for the defense and the Karen Reid murder
Speaker 2: re trial.
Speaker 3: You have an opinion as to whether or not the
Speaker 3: rules that you see, the pattern injury that you see
Speaker 3: on mister O'Keefe's right arm is consistent with an animal
Speaker 3: bite or clawars.
Speaker 2: Yes, it is very much that was pathologist doctor Elizabeth
Speaker 2: Lapa Sada, answering a question from defense attorney Alan Jackson.
Speaker 2: The defense is trying to prove that Reid is innocent
Speaker 2: and that John O'Keefe was not hit by an SUV.
Speaker 2: Wbz's Emma Friedman has more coming up in the news
Speaker 2: at eleven fifteen. Meantime, at eleven oh one, we are
Speaker 2: following a fifth day of protesting against immigration rates in
Speaker 2: Los Angeles. President Trump has deployed another two National Guard
Speaker 2: troops and hundreds of marines to the city, despite objections
Speaker 2: from the Governor Gavin Newsom. ABC's mac Upman is on
Speaker 2: the scene.
Speaker 4: In Battle to La, mayor of Karen Bass warning that
Speaker 4: Trump might be using La as a trial run for
Speaker 4: other cities.
Speaker 5: A test case for what happens when the federal government
Speaker 5: moves in and takes the authority away from the state,
Speaker 5: are away from local government. I don't think that our
Speaker 5: city should be used for an experiment. Well, maybe we
Speaker 5: can do this to other cities.
Speaker 4: Earlier in the day, the President suggesting that Newsom should
Speaker 4: be happy he sent in the military, that southern California
Speaker 4: was a quote mess.
Speaker 2: Now the Trump administration's response to the protests have not
Speaker 2: stopped activists in other cities from holding demonstrations of their own.
Speaker 2: They have popped up around the country, including here in Boston.
Speaker 2: This afternoon, in Dorchester, almost two hundred people will officially
Speaker 2: become American citizens. A naturalization ceremony is taking place at
Speaker 2: the JFK Library at at about one point thirty. During
Speaker 2: the CEREMONMONI, the co founder of Maderna new bar Offion,
Speaker 2: is such a deliverer speech. He was born in Lebanon
Speaker 2: in Beirut. Back in nineteen sixty two, when he was thirteen,
Speaker 2: he immigrated to Canada with his family and was officially
Speaker 2: naturalized here in the United States back in two thousand
Speaker 2: and eight. Some health experts are now speaking out against
Speaker 2: Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior's decision to fire all
Speaker 2: seventeen members of the CDC's Vaccine Advisory Committee. Here CBS
Speaker 2: is Michael Wallace.
Speaker 1: Kennedy says his purge will restore the public's trust in vaccines.
Speaker 1: CBS News medical contributor doctor Seline Gownder, editor at Large
Speaker 1: for Public Health at KFF Health News, fierce Kennedy will
Speaker 1: replace medical experts with vaccine skeptics like himself, causing Americans
Speaker 1: to lose confidence in vaccinations and stop getting them.
Speaker 6: And unfortunately that might lead to more outbreaks like what
Speaker 6: we're seeing with measles now in West Texas.
Speaker 1: The American Medical Association says Kennedy's firings up and a
Speaker 1: transparent process that has saved countless lives. Michael Wallace, CBS News.
Speaker 2: It is very wet out there, very foggy out this morning,
Speaker 2: and we've got some heavy rain moving through parts of
Speaker 2: central mass especially right along the Mass Pike, getting out
Speaker 2: there towards Sturbridge and into Charlton and making your way
Speaker 2: toward Oxford and Millbury. We also have some heavier showers
Speaker 2: too toward the Rhode Island line, and the heaviest of
Speaker 2: this is going to make its way toward Boston soon enough,
Speaker 2: in the next couple of hours or so. Also seeing
Speaker 2: some storms popping up now in Fall River and also
Speaker 2: in places like Freetown and Summerset. For the afternoon, again
Speaker 2: we could have the occasional showers and storms. Downpours could
Speaker 2: cause flooding in the usual spots in your neighborhood. High
Speaker 2: you're sixty five in Boston could get up to seventy
Speaker 2: later on today, really not seeing it right now, most
Speaker 2: inland areas just about the fifties or so. But when
Speaker 2: all this rain moves out, we could certainly see a
Speaker 2: bit of a resurgence when it comes to the warmth.
Speaker 2: Now for tonight, showers move out early, otherwise clearing and
Speaker 2: alone near sixty. Tomorrow and Thursday much better. We have
Speaker 2: a beautiful day Tomorrow, mostly sunny, breezy at times, a
Speaker 2: high year eighty hazy sun on Thursday with augusty breeze
Speaker 2: and a high year eighty five Friday, mix of sunning
Speaker 2: clouds and a high year, seventy five showers, though coming
Speaker 2: back at night. Would you believe it another Saturday where
Speaker 2: it's gonna be wet at least part of the time,
Speaker 2: And that is the case. It's gonna be cooler too,
Speaker 2: with a high only in the sixties. Right now at
Speaker 2: the capecog Canal. It's sixty two in Born. We've got
Speaker 2: that rain coming into Auburn at sixty degrees north of Boston,
Speaker 2: cloudy in Lawrence, and sixty one in Boston at eleven
Speaker 2: oh six. Foggy, hazy, or rather I should say foggy
Speaker 2: and misty and fifty nine degrees. A podcasting celebrity is
Speaker 2: speaking out about her time at Boston University. Here's wbz's
Speaker 2: Jaya Lette. I was attending BU on a full Twistion scholarship.
Speaker 3: If I didn't follow this woman's rules, I was gone from.
Speaker 6: The brand new Hulu documentary Caller Alex, premiering today, Alex
Speaker 6: Cooper of the top sharting call Her Daddy podcast makes
Speaker 6: scathing accusations of reformer BU soccer coach.
Speaker 2: I started trying to spend as little time as possible.
Speaker 6: With her, Hooper says, former coach Nancy Feldman would make
Speaker 6: unwanted advances touching her and insist on driving her places alone,
Speaker 6: among other things. Feldman retired a few years back. Prior
Speaker 6: to that, she coached the Terriers for some twenty seven years,
Speaker 6: winning fourteen conference titles in that time. They said, well,
Speaker 6: we're not going to fire her, but you can keep
Speaker 6: your entire scholarship. BBZ News Radio has reached out to
Speaker 6: bu for comment. Jay Willette, WBZ Boston's news Radio over.
Speaker 2: To the South Shore now at eleven oh seven, a
Speaker 2: new memorial honors three young children who lost their lives
Speaker 2: at the hands of their mother. Your wbz's Jim McKay.
Speaker 2: It's just heartbreaking.
Speaker 7: Olivia's a lifelong Duxbury resident. She remembers that morning just
Speaker 7: over two years ago when she found out Cora Dawson
Speaker 7: and Callen Clancy had died allegedly at the hands of
Speaker 7: their own mother, who was suffering a postpart of mental
Speaker 7: health crisis.
Speaker 5: It is just very sobering to see what these families
Speaker 5: go through.
Speaker 7: The lives of Cora, Dawson and Callen are now memorialized
Speaker 7: in a beautiful playground, their pictures and names etched it
Speaker 7: a slides and the decor behind Wadsworth Field in the
Speaker 7: center of town. Their memories will live on. After an
Speaker 7: unspeakable tragedy, Duxbury suffered one of its darkest days ever.
Speaker 5: It's a place to remember children who have been taken by.
Speaker 7: Violence in Duxbury. Jim mcka WVZ Boston's news.
Speaker 2: Radio, and the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center has a
Speaker 2: brand new name, the Thomas Michael Menino Convention and Exhibition Center.
Speaker 2: Late Tom Nino, of course, Boston's longest serving mayor from
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety three to twenty fourteen, big advocate for the
Speaker 2: development of the Convention Center, which opened back in two
Speaker 2: thousand and four. Last year alone, it hosted more than
Speaker 2: half a million visitors. Will be an official ceremony to
Speaker 2: rename it for the former mayor on July twelfth. You
Speaker 2: are now in the league. For news updates throughout the day,
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Speaker 2: Nicole Davis w b LEE, Boston's news radio