Speaker 1: Fifty one degrees in Boston at six o'clock. Good morning,
Speaker 1: I'm Charlie Berger On. Here is what's happening heads in
Speaker 1: summer weather over the past few days. Point, it's been great.
Speaker 1: We'll settle into some more traditional fall weather today.
Speaker 2: A much cooler weekend is in store, starting with sunshine
Speaker 2: today in highs only from fifty five to fifty nine
Speaker 2: LA Troy Thornton in the full four day Heck, you
Speaker 2: had the forecast in just a few minutes.
Speaker 1: Well, let's start with some sports. Celtics beat the Hornets
Speaker 1: last night in Charlotte, won twenty four one oh nine.
Speaker 1: That was well expected. Unexpected A hard foul from former
Speaker 1: Celtic Grant Williams on Jason Tatum that had many fans
Speaker 1: up in arms.
Speaker 3: Tatum the rebound, he discarded lamello, he got a crushed by.
Speaker 1: Williams at half court.
Speaker 4: Lookout former teammates and Tatum got up in a hurry.
Speaker 3: Oh what is that?
Speaker 5: Come on, grand what is that?
Speaker 4: What was that?
Speaker 1: The call on NBC Sports Boston. Williams was ejected from
Speaker 1: the game. Celtics and Hornets again tonight in Charlotte at
Speaker 1: six Ruins and Flyers in Philly. They'll drop the puck
Speaker 1: today at one o'clock in the Pats and Titans. Tomorrow
Speaker 1: afternoon in Nashville, a one o'clock kick. Austin Brighton neighbors
Speaker 1: rallying round the cause of a new community center is
Speaker 1: wbz's Madison Rodgers City.
Speaker 6: Council hearing this week took place inside the crumbling Jackson
Speaker 6: Mann Community Center. Has dozens of locals called for a
Speaker 6: plan of action. We've been talking about this for a decade.
Speaker 6: Councilor Liz Braydon leading the push. This is the second
Speaker 6: largest neighborhood in the city of Boston. We have one
Speaker 6: community center that's sort of tottering on the brink. It's
Speaker 6: been the plan to demolish this building for five years now,
Speaker 6: and there's been talk about building a new community center
Speaker 6: on the site. However, BCYF leaders still aren't able to
Speaker 6: lay out a timeline. A city spokesperson tells me they're
Speaker 6: committed to finding a new home for the center in
Speaker 6: a facility and location that's informed by community input.
Speaker 5: Really, I'd just like to see a commitment, like a
Speaker 5: solid commitment to move this forward expeditiously.
Speaker 6: In Allston. I'm Madison Rogers w Boston's news radio say.
Speaker 1: Police continue to investigate a fiddle pedestrian accident in Norwood.
Speaker 1: An eighty year old woman struck and killed about five
Speaker 1: point thirty yesterday at Garfield Avenue and Pleasant Street. That
Speaker 1: victim pronounced dead at the scene. The driver of the
Speaker 1: vehicle did remain on site. No charges filed. While the
Speaker 1: investigation continues. Police and volunteers continue the search for victims
Speaker 1: of massive flooding in Valencia, Spain. Here's the BBC's Mark Lowen.
Speaker 5: Many bodies are believed to be in underground garages and
Speaker 5: car parks, trapped as the floodwaters rose. Five hundred more
Speaker 5: soldiers will arrive today, adding to the seventeen hundred already here.
Speaker 5: But the authorities are facing severe criticism for a slow
Speaker 5: response and for failing to warn people of the flooding
Speaker 5: in advance. Local volunteers have found out across the streets
Speaker 5: to fill the vacuum, clearing, sweeping, and talking of abandonment.
Speaker 1: More than two hundred confirmed dead, the death toll expected
Speaker 1: to continue to rise. Let's check the four day wbz
Speaker 1: ACU weather forecast. LaTroy Thornton tells us today will be sunny,
Speaker 1: and quite a bit cooler than it has been the
Speaker 1: last number of days. Tempts today only between fifty five
Speaker 1: and fifty nine for highs. It's clear it's chili. Tonight
Speaker 1: we'll be down to in the thirties in Boston, about
Speaker 1: thirty seven or so, and then twenties in some of
Speaker 1: the colder inland suburbs. Tomorrow it's cooler with sunshine, high
Speaker 1: only fifty one, and then from Monday Chile with clouds
Speaker 1: and sun again low fifties, maybe mid fifties on Monday.
Speaker 1: Tuesday for Election Day, sun and clouds and much warmer.
Speaker 1: We'll get to seventy on Tuesday, and then looking further
Speaker 1: ahead to Wednesday, temperatures back into the mid seventies. Fifty
Speaker 1: one degrees. Right now in Boston at six oh five.
Speaker 1: One of America's longest running community orchestras is the Melrose Symphony,
Speaker 1: kicking off its one hundred seventh season tonight.
Speaker 3: Conductor Yoichi Utagawa leads this thing.
Speaker 1: We're starting off with the music of Beethoven is egmont Overture,
Speaker 1: which is a very fiery and exciting piece.
Speaker 3: They'll follow that up with a piece featuring Melrose native
Speaker 3: soloist Nicholas Finch. He's been playing cello ever since he
Speaker 3: was a kid, and he made his debut with the
Speaker 3: symphony when he was just eighteen years old.
Speaker 1: It's a thrill to see these young people.
Speaker 4: Develop and just go off and make a name for
Speaker 4: themselves in the world.
Speaker 3: They'll round out the whole thing with a little Tchaikowsky.
Speaker 3: Hudigawa says the symphony aims to be welcoming to all
Speaker 3: music fans, from pro violinists for those of us who
Speaker 3: don't know Beethoven from Bach. They'll even take breaks to
Speaker 3: talk about the songs and explain what goes into playing them.
Speaker 3: It's just the Symphony's way of doing things.
Speaker 1: The community spirit of the Malow Symphony is, I think
Speaker 1: something really quite unique and very special.
Speaker 3: Jeremy Russ wuz Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 1: And staying with the music theme, they may not be
Speaker 1: talking to the animals like doctor Doolittle did, but a
Speaker 1: band of Berkeley students will be playing for the animals
Speaker 1: today at Franklin Park Zoo. The student led program called
Speaker 1: The Movement will perform live for the animals and the
Speaker 1: human visitors. The musicians will move throughout the zoo playing
Speaker 1: music at different habitats, continuing a link between Berkeley and
Speaker 1: the zoo dating back to nineteen ninety four. All the
Speaker 1: music begins at twelve thirty and they'll play until about
Speaker 1: three o'clock This afternoon. Police in Haverol warning local residents
Speaker 1: about phone scammers posing as police. Some residents report receiving
Speaker 1: calls from numbers showing up on caller ideas coming from
Speaker 1: Havero Police. Callers identify themselves as members of law enforcement.
Speaker 1: They warned the person they had missed a court date,
Speaker 1: they have an overdue citation or a warrant, and then
Speaker 1: demanding money. Now police in Havero releasing a statement saying
Speaker 1: they do not make those kind of calls and asking
Speaker 1: anyone receiving one to contact authorities. The Army is starting
Speaker 1: to meet its recruiting goals. After a few very difficult years.
Speaker 4: Army recruiters were losing many candidates because they just barely
Speaker 4: failed the service's body fat and academic standards. So two
Speaker 4: years ago, the Army created the Future Soldier Preparatory Course.
Speaker 4: It helps prospective recruits score higher on the Army's entrance test,
Speaker 4: lose weight, or both more than ninety percent of participants
Speaker 4: in the intensive ninety day program have done well enough
Speaker 4: to be accepted as recruits, and that has allowed the
Speaker 4: Army to finally make its recruiting goals. Christopher Cruz, CBS
Speaker 4: News Washington.
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