Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining local news seventy
Speaker 1: nine degrees in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon, I'm
Speaker 1: Ben Parker. Here's what's happening a Boston federal judge. It's
Speaker 1: considering Harvard's argument against the Trump administrations funding cut. CBS's
Speaker 1: Matt Piper with more on today's hearing.
Speaker 2: Chance of Veritas Latin for truth, which is Harvard's motto.
Speaker 2: Attorneys for the school say the case is about the
Speaker 2: government trying to control its inner workings. They realize that
Speaker 2: the actions that they are taking threaten the First Amendment. Rights.
Speaker 2: Attorney on Arima Barbabus says if the two point six
Speaker 2: billion dollars in funding cuts are not reversed, it could
Speaker 2: lead to the loss of research, damaged careers, and the
Speaker 2: closing of labs.
Speaker 3: There were twelve forty one Harvard alumni who stood up
Speaker 3: in this case.
Speaker 2: A lawyer for the government says Harvard violated President Trump's
Speaker 2: order combating anti Semitism. Matt Piper CBS News.
Speaker 1: New information and new video than the death of a
Speaker 1: man who was restrained by police in haveviral. The new
Speaker 1: info coming from the Essex County District Attorney Paul Tucker.
Speaker 1: CBS News Boston Paul Burton has details after a briefing
Speaker 1: earlier today at the DA's office.
Speaker 4: The and supporters are looking for transparency from the police response.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 4: Loved ones have said that Frances dealt with depression and
Speaker 4: other mental health issues. Today, the DA, Tucker wanted to
Speaker 4: release this video and some of the audio to give
Speaker 4: the public more information about this unfortunate incident.
Speaker 1: So I'm not going to pre judge.
Speaker 5: I think that when we take a look at the video,
Speaker 5: people can see into it what they do. It's part
Speaker 5: of the investigation. We're going to break it down piece
Speaker 5: by piece, and as we stand here today, I am
Speaker 5: nowhere near able to say what we're prejudging or any
Speaker 5: conclusions that we've gone.
Speaker 4: And DA Tucker says the full ninety minute unedited raw
Speaker 4: video will also be released. This whole incident remains under investigation.
Speaker 1: Tucker says the cause of Jigliotti's death has not yet
Speaker 1: been determined. Attorney General Andrea Campbell's suing the Trump administration
Speaker 1: for limiting access to federal safety net programs. Campbell, along
Speaker 1: with twenty other Attorneys generals, say the administration's restrictions on
Speaker 1: social services for illegal immigrants are unlawful. The impacted programs
Speaker 1: include head Start, Title ten, family planning, adult education, and
Speaker 1: mental healthcare. Campbell says all families, regardless of their citizenship,
Speaker 1: deserve access to these programs, and the administration's policies, she says,
Speaker 1: has created confusion for lawful residents as well. An orange
Speaker 1: juice company is suing against President Trump's fifty percent tariff
Speaker 1: on Brazil.
Speaker 3: New Jersey based Johanna Food says the reasons for the increase,
Speaker 3: including support for Brazil's leadership, are not a proper use
Speaker 3: of emergency powers and lack the kind of national security
Speaker 3: justification required under the law. The company warrants the tariff
Speaker 3: could drive up its cost by sixty eight million over
Speaker 3: the next year and raise your orange juice prices by
Speaker 3: as much as twenty five percent.
Speaker 1: The CBS's Stacy Lynn the tariffs supposed to kick in August. First,
Speaker 1: we check the four day w busing active weather forecast.
Speaker 1: Pretty decent stretch of weather. Today was a decent day
Speaker 1: with low humidity, temperatures closing in on eighty Tonight will
Speaker 1: be near fifty in the suburbs about sixty in Boston
Speaker 1: under clear skies, and it will be a comfortable night
Speaker 1: for sleeping. Low humidity. Tomorrow about the same as today,
Speaker 1: really some sunshine, temperatures mid to upper seventies. Couple of
Speaker 1: spots could register eighty mostly clear Tomorrow night sixties in Boston,
Speaker 1: fifties in the suburbs. And then Wednesday a little warmer,
Speaker 1: still lower humidity, temperatures in the low to mid eighties,
Speaker 1: cooler over the Cape and Islands, and more sunshine around.
Speaker 1: On Thursday, though the humidity starts to kick up. We'll
Speaker 1: have temperatures too that are going to get summary warm
Speaker 1: ninety two in the warmest spots on Thursday, upper seventies,
Speaker 1: low eighties over the Cape and islands. Right now where
Speaker 1: at seventy nine degrees in Boston. It's part of American
Speaker 1: and baseball history. Some history of Negro League baseballs on
Speaker 1: display at a gallery in Cambridge, US. He's called Stevens
Speaker 1: with details.
Speaker 6: For twenty years. Documentary photographer Bill Chapman visited an old
Speaker 6: baseball field, rick Woodfield, in Birmingham, Alabama. That's where he
Speaker 6: photographed over time surviving players from Negro League baseball. The
Speaker 6: pictures he took are on display at the Cambridge Multicultural
Speaker 6: Arts Center, where Najie Brown is the lead curator.
Speaker 7: Like a lot of things in Black history and American history,
Speaker 7: it was written over and forgotten about, and it's important
Speaker 7: to not only remember the time, but also the individuals
Speaker 7: that were a part of that time and how special
Speaker 7: they made it.
Speaker 6: The exhibit is called the Gospel of the Negro Leagues
Speaker 6: and will be on display through the end of this month.
Speaker 6: Carl Stevens WBG, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 1: Trash Talk heads to court for republic Services is sued
Speaker 1: by six Massachusetts communities as a strike among workers continues.
Speaker 1: A judge now being asked to intervene a hearing with
Speaker 1: schedule today. It'll be held in Salem Superior Court instead tomorrow.
Speaker 1: A hack attack some federal and state agencies among those impacted.
Speaker 8: Wordly compromised Microsoft's SharePoint servers, which provide a platform for
Speaker 8: sharing and managing documents. The Washington Post reports US federal
Speaker 8: and state agencies, universities, energy companies, and an Asian telecommunications
Speaker 8: company are among those hit. Tens of thousands of such
Speaker 8: servers are reportedly at risk, and Microsoft has so far
Speaker 8: issued no patch. The hack has only affected servers housed
Speaker 8: within an organization, not those in the cloud, such as
Speaker 8: Microsoft three sixty five. Vicki Barker, CBS News, They're back
Speaker 8: way Shots.
Speaker 1: Sharks are back in town, specifically Discovery Channel's Shark Week.
Speaker 1: It kicks off with a unique twist this year, Dancing
Speaker 1: with Sharks. It features scuba diving shark handlers performing underwater
Speaker 1: dances with hammerhead sharks, Dancing with the Stars and former
Speaker 1: WBZ radio talent Tom Bergeron hosts. The week of programming
Speaker 1: includes shark attacks, mysterious shark species, even a great white
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