Speaker 1: It's a cloudy start to this Saturday, sixty seven degrees
Speaker 1: in Boston at eleven o'clock. Hello, thanks for being with us.
Speaker 1: I'm Sherry. So well, here's what's happening. All right, These
Speaker 1: clouds are going to hang around this afternoon.
Speaker 2: We'll see clouds and breaks of sunshine.
Speaker 1: Watch for a stray afternoon or evening thunderstorm.
Speaker 2: Highs of seventy to seventy.
Speaker 3: Five now, thank you.
Speaker 1: Weather Meteorologist Bill Degger will have the full forecasts coming
Speaker 1: up in Traffic and Weather on the threes to News Now.
Speaker 1: Israel says that it has launched a major military operation
Speaker 1: in Gaza in a push to pressure Hamas into releasing
Speaker 1: the remaining hostages.
Speaker 4: Oh, we've been seeing this whole thing ramping up. That
Speaker 4: have been attacks every night this week, acculmodating in the
Speaker 4: biggest attack we've seen for several months on Friday by land,
Speaker 4: sea and air and as well as Now said this
Speaker 4: was the beginning of Operation Gideon's Chariots. It involves several
Speaker 4: thousand troops on the ground, several thousand reservists have been
Speaker 4: called up in recal weeks and I think what we've
Speaker 4: seen are Israeli Grand force moving in to central and
Speaker 4: probably parts of northern Gaza.
Speaker 1: And that's the BBC's Weira Davis reporting Prime Minister Benjamin
Speaker 1: Nettannyev who val excuse me vowing that is earlier in
Speaker 1: the week to increase pressure on Hamas with the aim
Speaker 1: of destroying the militant group that has ruled Gaza for
Speaker 1: nearly two decades. And locally, a change in policy in
Speaker 1: Worcester after police release bodycam footage and audio of a
Speaker 1: controversial ICE operation last week, Federal agents detained a woman
Speaker 1: as Wooster police arrested her seventeen year old daughter just
Speaker 1: a few feet away.
Speaker 5: We have a crowd surrounding an officer and he's requesting
Speaker 5: the media sistance.
Speaker 1: In response, Wooster City manager Eric Bautista announcing a new
Speaker 1: policy that prohibits city employees from asking about people's immigration
Speaker 1: status and bar's employees from treating anyone differently because of
Speaker 1: their immigration status. Batista says that he acknowledges the significant
Speaker 1: impact on his community, declaring that Wooster police are not
Speaker 1: ICE agents and are not to perform their duties. It
Speaker 1: was a sad night for Celtics fans. WBC's Emma Friedman
Speaker 1: has reaction.
Speaker 6: A blowout game at Madison Square Garden last night.
Speaker 5: For the first time, you've two and a half decades
Speaker 5: to New York Kicks, I'm going to a conference final.
Speaker 6: That call on ESPN as Knicks fans saying goodbye to
Speaker 6: the Celtics after beating them in six games, putting an
Speaker 6: end to the defending champion season. Fans outside TD Garden
Speaker 6: telling CBS News Boston's Tammy Matassa that their heart broken
Speaker 6: by the loss.
Speaker 2: It's a sad time for Celtics fans everywhere. But you know,
Speaker 2: we never falter, We.
Speaker 6: Never worried without Jason Tatum. Jalen Brown led the way
Speaker 6: for the Celtics with twenty points but fouled out in
Speaker 6: the third quarter. Overall season was it was a win,
Speaker 6: but at the end, the big prize is the prize
Speaker 6: that we need to bring home.
Speaker 2: And it's very hard to repeat.
Speaker 4: Back to bed.
Speaker 6: I'm a Friedman WBZ Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 1: The ECU weather forecast Bill Degger telling us that we're
Speaker 1: going to see clouds and a few breaks of sunshine today,
Speaker 1: but a stray afternoon thunder shower high seventy to seventy five.
Speaker 1: An evening thunder shower in some areas, otherwise just turning
Speaker 1: out partly cloudy, will drop to a low of sixty Tomorrow,
Speaker 1: less human. It's going to be breezy, with a mix
Speaker 1: of sun and clouds and afternoon shower or two again,
Speaker 1: highs near seventy. Monday starts a little bit of a
Speaker 1: cool down. We'll see a slight chance of a morning shower.
Speaker 1: Otherwise just windy, cool with a mix of sun and clouds,
Speaker 1: a high of sixty seven, and then that cool down
Speaker 1: continues on Tuesday with a high of just fifty seven.
Speaker 1: And in Boston right now it is cloudy, sixty seven
Speaker 1: degrees in the city at eleven oh five. Back to news,
Speaker 1: Local toy sellers say they're feeling the pressure of tariffs,
Speaker 1: and one Massachusetts senator is taking action.
Speaker 5: Instead of toys for tots, Trump is delivering tariffs for talks.
Speaker 2: Step into the newest location for the Henry Bear Park
Speaker 2: toy chain and Cambridge and Senator Ed Markey is surrounded
Speaker 2: by plush lobsters, lava lamps, and bouncy balls, saying President
Speaker 2: Trump's tariffs had gone too far.
Speaker 5: Toy stores like one here today saw mockups of one
Speaker 5: hundred and fifty percent on their products.
Speaker 2: Senator Markey announces the Small Business Liberation Act, a bill
Speaker 2: to exempt retailers like this one from sweeping international tariffs
Speaker 2: and the unpredictability of pauses.
Speaker 3: It impacts pricing, product availability, selection, and also our decisions
Speaker 3: related to investment and growth.
Speaker 2: Owner of the toy chain cash sharem us as it's
Speaker 2: a difficult decision whether to push the rising costs on
Speaker 2: to customers or eat them on every puzzle or board
Speaker 2: game they sell right off Massachusetts Avenue. J Willett WBZ,
Speaker 2: Boston's news radio.
Speaker 1: Newly released recordings from a twenty twenty three interview show
Speaker 1: then President Biden having trouble recalling important dates during an
Speaker 1: interview with federal investigators.
Speaker 3: The audio, obtained by Axios comes from Special Counsel Robert
Speaker 3: Hir's interview regarding classify documents found at the Biden home
Speaker 3: their long pauses. Biden appears confused by things like dates,
Speaker 3: for example, when his son died listen carefully as happening,
Speaker 3: though amaze her decline to prosecute Biden, saying the jury
Speaker 3: would find him a quote sympathetic, well meaning elderly man
Speaker 3: with poor memory. Peter King's CBS.
Speaker 1: News It's eleven oh seven. The second jewel of horse
Speaker 1: racing's triple crown is upper grabs this afternoon.
Speaker 7: A field of nine horses will be racing in the
Speaker 7: one hundred and fiftieth Preakness Stakes later today at Pimlico Park.
Speaker 7: Unlike the sloppy muddy course at this year's Kentucky Derby,
Speaker 7: Racing Biz publisher Frank Vesby's expecting the track conditions to
Speaker 7: be perfect.
Speaker 2: That's that's the ideal.
Speaker 6: You want, sort of a fair track that everybody's kind
Speaker 6: of run on before, where they can give you their
Speaker 6: best effort.
Speaker 7: Kentucky Derby winner Sovereignty will not be racing Derby runner up.
Speaker 7: Journalism is the morning Line. Favorite post time is seven
Speaker 7: oh one. Eastern Erica Herskowitz for CBS News Underway Now.
Speaker 1: Former State Representative Byron Rushing is offering tours of Boston
Speaker 1: based on the Green Book that was a travel guide
Speaker 1: for black road trippers. The Green Book dates back to
Speaker 1: nineteen thirty six, listing safe hotels, restaurants, gas stations, and
Speaker 1: barber shops where black travelers were welcome during an era
Speaker 1: of Jim Crow segregation and racial discrimination. It began at
Speaker 1: the Union United Methodist Church on Columbus Avenue in the
Speaker 1: South End and ends at Slade's Bar and Grill on
Speaker 1: Tremont Street, which is one of the few Green Book
Speaker 1: locations still in business. You are now in the loop.
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