Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio re defining local news.
Speaker 1: Sixty five degrees in Boston right now. It's beautiful outside.
Speaker 1: We have a couple of stray clouds. That's about it.
Speaker 1: Full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. Good morning,
Speaker 1: I'm Nicole Davis. Here's what's happening. It's been a tense
Speaker 1: morning and the Karen Reid murder retrial in Denham. I'm
Speaker 1: not exactly sure what else there is for me to
Speaker 1: say when the one thing that they want to understand
Speaker 1: it is actually not correct. That is Kelly Dever. She's
Speaker 1: a former Canton police officer who right now works for
Speaker 1: the Boston Police. She previously said she saw Brian Higgins
Speaker 1: and the Canton Police chief spend a long time amount
Speaker 1: of time in the Canton Police sally Port. She has
Speaker 1: since recanted that statement. Court is now in morning recess.
Speaker 1: WBC's Emma Friedman will have more coming up in the
Speaker 1: news at eleven fifteen. Now to Milford at eleven oh one.
Speaker 1: A community is searching for answers after a high schooler
Speaker 1: was arrested over the weekend by Ice agents. Arresting eighteen
Speaker 1: year old Marcelo Gomes while he was on his way
Speaker 1: to volleyball practice, a judge issuing an order for Ice
Speaker 1: to keep him in Massachusetts for at least the next
Speaker 1: few days. Milford High volleyball coach Andrew Menani says the
Speaker 1: community has been rocked by gomes arrest.
Speaker 2: Everyone I've talked to today it's been like, he's such
Speaker 2: a good person, we just don't understand. He's such a
Speaker 2: good friend. We just don't understand. And you know, it's
Speaker 2: going to affect the way the community moves forward too.
Speaker 2: We have a lot of other immigrants within our community
Speaker 2: who I'm I'm sure are going to be shook from
Speaker 2: the situation.
Speaker 1: Hundreds rallying outside the town hall yesterday calling for Gomes
Speaker 1: to be released. Students are planning a walk out at
Speaker 1: the high school this afternoon. We have video of yesterday's
Speaker 1: march on our Instagram. You can see it at WBZ
Speaker 1: News Radio at eleven oh two. Mohammed Sabury Solomon, the
Speaker 1: suspect in yesterday's fiery attack in Boulder, Colorado, against a
Speaker 1: peaceful rally, is doing court this afternoon. CBS's Jason Allen
Speaker 1: has more in the charges he faces.
Speaker 3: The online booking information for him. The charges that he's
Speaker 3: being held on show that there is a charge there
Speaker 3: of first degree murder with extreme indifference. Now, authorities here
Speaker 3: have not announced any deaths officially yet in this case,
Speaker 3: but we know that there were eight people who were injured,
Speaker 3: and at least one of them, authority said last night,
Speaker 3: could be considered to be in very critical condition.
Speaker 1: Solomon is accused of throwing molotov cocktails into a crowd
Speaker 1: and also using a makeshift flamethrower to injure people in
Speaker 1: that crowd. The crowd who had been gathered to raise
Speaker 1: awareness about Israeli hostages in Gaza and Pride Month celebrations
Speaker 1: getting underway today in Boston. This hour, around eleven forty five,
Speaker 1: the LGBTQ Pride Flag is set to be raised over
Speaker 1: City Hall Plaza. Then around one o'clock, Boston Pride for
Speaker 1: the People, the MOLA Partner Network and the City of
Speaker 1: Boston are celebrating in the courtyard right outside City Hall
Speaker 1: with music and snacks. Now later this week, on Wednesday morning,
Speaker 1: dozens of local LGBTQIA groups are coming together on City
Speaker 1: Hall pla laza. They'll be holding a Pride rally. City
Speaker 1: councilor Henry Santana leading that and this year's Pride Parade
Speaker 1: is set for Saturday, June fourteenth in Boston. That is
Speaker 1: set to be held rain or shine. For the rest
Speaker 1: of the day, the forecast is looking pretty good. We've
Speaker 1: got temperatures in the sixties across the board. Could be
Speaker 1: a little bit cooler in southeastern Mass today, but we
Speaker 1: have a high about seventy. Don't be surprised by the
Speaker 1: way if you look outside, or if you walk outside
Speaker 1: and you notice that the air looks a little bit
Speaker 1: hazy or the sun looks a little bit milky. We
Speaker 1: have that smoke coming in from the Canadian wildfires. Should
Speaker 1: be staying pretty high up in the atmosphere, so I
Speaker 1: shouldn't give us too much in the way of air
Speaker 1: quality problems today, but we'll keep an eye on that
Speaker 1: for you. For tonight, clear skies, low near fifty five.
Speaker 1: For Tomorrow, lots of sun, hazy at times again, a
Speaker 1: high year seventy five. Wednesday, hazy sum with a few clouds,
Speaker 1: warmer with a high in the low eighties, a little
Speaker 1: bit cooler in southeastern Mass in the mid seventies. Then
Speaker 1: Thursday is our hot spot. For the week. We've got
Speaker 1: a high in the upper eighties pushing ninety inland sunshine
Speaker 1: to start, but we have enough storm in spots, only
Speaker 1: getting up to about the upper seventies though on the
Speaker 1: Capean Islands, so you are going to be staying a
Speaker 1: little more moderate when it comes to temperatures. Sixty four
Speaker 1: degrees on the Cape right now in Chatham where it's
Speaker 1: sixty one in Lemonster, sixty one degrees at Hampton Beach
Speaker 1: in New Hampshire, and in Boston at eleven oh six
Speaker 1: Partley cloudy and sixty five degrees. We have one rough
Speaker 1: weekend on the Pike down but we have another to gos.
Speaker 1: We hear from wbz's Jay will Lette.
Speaker 4: I'd it go for you traveling east or west this
Speaker 4: past weekend, As predicted, nightmare commutes on both sides of
Speaker 4: the mass Pike all weekend long at the one twenty
Speaker 4: eight interchanges. Masstop begins a bridge replacement and maintenance project,
Speaker 4: and as expected, Cruise are out of the way in
Speaker 4: time for this morning's drive. Massed out administrator Jonathan Gulliver
Speaker 4: tells WBZ News Radio work cruise will again disrupt our
Speaker 4: weekend plans beginning later this month June twentieth, with again
Speaker 4: just one lane in each direction, and again with the
Speaker 4: promise that they'll be gone by Monday morning, June twenty
Speaker 4: third's commute. This, of course, is for the Newton w
Speaker 4: Bridge replacement and rehabilitation. Jay Willett WBZ, Boston's news Radio.
Speaker 1: A very rare lobster recently showed up at a legendary
Speaker 1: Boston seafood restaurant. Good news, it will not be part
Speaker 1: of a lobster mac and cheese or your next lobster roll.
Speaker 5: Leave it up to the Union Oyster House in Boston
Speaker 5: to find this rare sea crustation. As right now in
Speaker 5: their lobster tanks they have a giant orange lobster, certainly
Speaker 5: begetting a lot of questions and comments from customers. It's
Speaker 5: once in a blue moon you will see an off
Speaker 5: color lobster. The orange shell is caused by a genetic
Speaker 5: defect impacting one in every thirty million lobsters. Well, the
Speaker 5: Oyster House isn't boiling this one up and dipping it
Speaker 5: in butter. Rather, they'll be donating it to the aquarium
Speaker 5: this week. Jim mckaw Besney Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 1: Old McDonald had a farm, of course, and if you
Speaker 1: want one, you can get one too, with no fees attached.
Speaker 1: The freest farm you'll ever get the MSBCA. Evan's Farm
Speaker 1: is holding an adoptathon. They have dozens of farm animals
Speaker 1: who need a new home and to try to get
Speaker 1: them to their new homes quickly. They're waiving all the
Speaker 1: adoption fees as comes after. Back in April, almost one
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty pigs, goats, chickens, geese, ducks, dogs, donkeys, cattle,
Speaker 1: and horses were all rescued from one property out there
Speaker 1: in Franklin County. Since then, some of the animals have
Speaker 1: given birth, So yeah, they're definitely running out of space
Speaker 1: over at Evan's Farm. They're kind of bursting at the gills.
Speaker 1: They need your help. They're hoping to have one hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty of the more than three hundred animals on
Speaker 1: the farm adopted out by the end of the weekend.
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Speaker 1: I'm Nicole Davis, wb LEE and Boston's News Radio