Speaker 1: This is WBZY, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: BOG fifty two. It's eleven o'clock. Good morning on Laurie Kirby.
Speaker 2: A funeral mass is getting underway right now on Cape
Speaker 2: cod for Kennedy family matriarch Ethyl Kennedy. The services voumentation only.
Speaker 2: No media is permitted. The mass is taking place at
Speaker 2: our Lady of Victory Church in Centerville. Ethyl Kennedy died
Speaker 2: last week after suffering a stroke. She was ninety six.
Speaker 2: On the campaign trail, the latest polling shows a tightening
Speaker 2: race between Vice President Harrison former President Trump with the
Speaker 2: election just over three weeks away, and the rhetoric is
Speaker 2: really heating up. ABC's Allison Kosick with Moore.
Speaker 3: During an interview with Fox News, Trump using increasingly dark
Speaker 3: language to describe his political opponents.
Speaker 4: We have some sick people, radical left, lunatic, and I
Speaker 4: think they and it should be very easily handled by
Speaker 4: if necessary, by national gun or if really necessary, by
Speaker 4: the military.
Speaker 3: Vice President Harris's spokesperson responding immediately, writing this should alarm
Speaker 3: every American who cares about their freedom and security. What
Speaker 3: Donald Trump it's promising is dangerous and returning him to
Speaker 3: office is simply a risk Americans cannot afford. Alison Cossack,
Speaker 3: ABC News New York.
Speaker 2: A man arrested for carrying illegal guns near a California
Speaker 2: Trump rally over the weekend is now released on bail.
Speaker 2: ABC's Pierre Thomas.
Speaker 5: With that federal authorities are looking into the background of
Speaker 5: a man arrested at a security checkpoint near a Trump
Speaker 5: rally with a loaded handgun, shotgun ammunition, and fake documents
Speaker 5: including several passports, found in his vehicle. But Vin Miller,
Speaker 5: forty nine, was released on five thousand dollars bond and
Speaker 5: is charged on mistermeteror gun offenses. Sources selling ABC News
Speaker 5: that so far the investigation has not turned up evidence
Speaker 5: of Miller making threats against Trump, which may explain why
Speaker 5: he's been released again.
Speaker 2: Federal officials releasing a statement confirming that Trump was not
Speaker 2: in any danger. When voters in Massachusetts go to the polls,
Speaker 2: they won't just be deciding on president and some ballad referendums.
Speaker 2: They'll also be choosing who gets to occupy a powerful
Speaker 2: US Senate seat. Republican John Deeton is challenging incumbent Senator
Speaker 2: Elizabeth Warren the two Square off in their first debate
Speaker 2: tomorrow night. We will carry it live both here and
Speaker 2: streaming on the iHeartRadio app starting at eight thirty pm.
Speaker 2: A change is in the air this winter. Our old
Speaker 2: weather alerts on windshill are out the door.
Speaker 1: The terms wind chill watch and wind chill warning will
Speaker 1: not be used beginning with the upcoming winter season, says
Speaker 1: the National Weather Service.
Speaker 6: The change in the way we're defining our products simplification process.
Speaker 1: Meteorologist Tom Frieders tell us what to listen for.
Speaker 4: Or similar conditions and temperatures will be issuing the extreme
Speaker 4: cold watches in mornings.
Speaker 1: That will allow the National Weather Service to communicate that
Speaker 1: cold is dangerous with or without wind. Stephen Kaufman CEEBS News.
Speaker 2: Coming up new details in the Boston hotel struck. So
Speaker 2: the rain that we've been seeing on the south shore
Speaker 2: in the Cape is primarily moving out to sea, but
Speaker 2: you might be getting some last second showers because the
Speaker 2: rest of the day we actually have a chance at
Speaker 2: some sunshine. Believe it or not, it is hard to
Speaker 2: believe because so many of you are in the fog
Speaker 2: right now and very cool. Natick forty seven, Holiday's sixty
Speaker 2: four in Boston on the Cape and Island seventy. Talk
Speaker 2: about a contrast there, but don't be full. We're back
Speaker 2: in the thirties tonight in those inland areas forty three.
Speaker 2: In Boston. The rest of the week looks dry, breezy,
Speaker 2: and sunny. We warm up eventually and we'll love more
Speaker 2: coming up. It's eleven oh five. The hotel workers strike
Speaker 2: in Boston is expanding in a big way. Wbz's Jim
Speaker 2: McKay has to.
Speaker 7: Nearly seven hundred hotel workers from the Omni Parker House
Speaker 7: in Omni Boston Seaport will be joining those already on
Speaker 7: strike from the Hilton Logan and Hilton Park Plaza hotels.
Speaker 7: The number of hotel workers in Boston on the picket
Speaker 7: lines is now up to nearly thirteen hundred. Both groups
Speaker 7: previously walked off the job together in late September for
Speaker 7: a three day strike. Big difference here. They're now both
Speaker 7: vowing to be off the job until a deal is done,
Speaker 7: and they're not alone. Right now. Some five thousand hotel
Speaker 7: workers are on strike all over the country, with unionized
Speaker 7: hotel workers in Seattle the latest to walk off the
Speaker 7: job over the weekend. Jim mcka WBZ, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: President Biden vows to help Florida rebuild, and he made
Speaker 2: those comments during a weekend visit there. ABC's Victor Kenda
Speaker 2: reports from Lakeland, Florida, one of the communities torn apart
Speaker 2: by Hurricane Milton.
Speaker 6: President Biden promising assistance to the Sunshine State, announcing ninety
Speaker 6: four million dollars in federal programs, meeting with state and
Speaker 6: local officials in Saint Petersburg.
Speaker 2: And some moments like this, we come together to take
Speaker 2: care of each other, now as Democrats or Republicans, but
Speaker 2: as Americans, Americans who need help.
Speaker 6: Search and rescue efforts taking place over the weekend.
Speaker 2: And again, hundreds of thousands of customers across Florida are
Speaker 2: still without power and IV shortage, in part because of
Speaker 2: the hurricane, is now canceling some surgeries. At Mass General
Speaker 2: Brigham and Boston, the plant that manufactures the critical product
Speaker 2: was ravaged by Hurricane Heleen. This is a nationwide shortage,
Speaker 2: so it means rationing of stocks of IV fluetz. The
Speaker 2: hospital says the deferral started Sunday will continue through Wednesday.
Speaker 2: Beyond that it's unclear. They call it an unpredictable occurrence.
Speaker 2: Germany is adding some new tech to the musical mix,
Speaker 2: a robot conductor.
Speaker 8: Each of the robots three arms held a different colored,
Speaker 8: illuminated baton, allowing it to conduct the musicians of the
Speaker 8: Dresden Orchestra in three wildly different time signatures. Since there
Speaker 8: are too many compositions calling for that, the orchestra's human
Speaker 8: conductor suggests his job is safe for now anyway. Vicki Barker,
Speaker 8: CBS News London.
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Speaker 2: I'm Laurie Kirby, WBZ, Boston's news radio