Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: It's a foggy, gray day out there in Boston. At
Speaker 2: eleven o'clock, it's fifty five degrees. Good morning. I'm Nicole
Speaker 2: Davis and here's what's happening the Karen Reid murder retrial.
Speaker 2: Back from morning recess and right before the break, retired
Speaker 2: Canton police Lieutenant Paul Gallagher wrapped up his testimony the defense,
Speaker 2: questioning why he never searched inside the house at thirty
Speaker 2: four Fairview Rowe in Canton, where John O'Keefe's body was
Speaker 2: found Outside, Gallagher says there was no probable cause, a
Speaker 2: point that was repeated during the redirect.
Speaker 3: If you've had probable cause to search anywhere that morning, would.
Speaker 2: You have absolutely wbz's Emma Friedman set to join us
Speaker 2: at eleven fifteen with the very latest. Be sure to
Speaker 2: tune in. We do have some developing news. At eleven
Speaker 2: oh one. The Trump administration has upped the ante against
Speaker 2: Harvard University. The school has now been told it will
Speaker 2: not be eligible for new federal research grants until it
Speaker 2: complies with the administration's list of demands. Among those demands,
Speaker 2: the White House wants Harvard to crack down on campus
Speaker 2: protests and end DEI programs. This comes days after Harvard
Speaker 2: sued the Trump administration over billions of dollars in frozen
Speaker 2: federal funding. We reached out to Harvard and they tell
Speaker 2: us this latest move is the administration's way of illegally
Speaker 2: retaliating against that lawsuit. And also, the Justice Department is
Speaker 2: reportedly investigating a twenty twenty two traffic stop of Kilmar
Speaker 2: Abrego Garcia. He is the man from Maryland whom the
Speaker 2: Trump administration has admitted to mistakenly deporting to his native
Speaker 2: El Salvador now two years ago. More than two years ago,
Speaker 2: he was pulled over in Tennessee while driving an SUV
Speaker 2: that was filled with other migrants. At first, police thought
Speaker 2: it was a case of human trafficking, but no charges
Speaker 2: were filed.
Speaker 4: Souris.
Speaker 1: ABC News investigators recently met with an inmate in Alabama,
Speaker 1: the owner of the suv kill maar Abrego Garcia was
Speaker 1: driving when he was pulled over in Tennessee in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty two.
Speaker 4: A bunch of paper in here announce you jum porcid.
Speaker 1: Yes, well buck to what troopers let him go? With
Speaker 1: a warning their agency says the FBI made the decision
Speaker 1: not to detain him. Word of the new Justice Department
Speaker 1: probe comes as administration officials face a Friday deadline to
Speaker 1: give depositions, with a federal judge ordering the government to
Speaker 1: facilitate a Brego Garcia's release from a salvador In prison.
Speaker 1: Stephen Portnoy, ABC News Washington, and.
Speaker 2: Later this hour, newly elected Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney
Speaker 2: is got to meet with President Trump inside the Oval Office.
Speaker 2: Here's ABC's Karen Travers.
Speaker 5: President Trump told reporters that newly elected Canadian Prime Minister
Speaker 5: Mark Carney is coming to the White House because he
Speaker 5: wants to make a deal on trade.
Speaker 4: They all want to make a deal because we have
Speaker 4: something that they all want.
Speaker 5: The US and Canada have been locked in a tense
Speaker 5: fight over trade since the President imposed tariffs on many
Speaker 5: Canadian goods. He's also repeatedly said he wants to take
Speaker 5: over Canada, making it the fifty first state. Carney's comeback
Speaker 5: election win last month was seen as something of a
Speaker 5: rebuke to Trump and his trade policies and rhetoric. Karen
Speaker 5: Traver's ABC News Washington.
Speaker 2: For the rest of the afternoon it is going to
Speaker 2: be very gray and foggy again. We will have more showers,
Speaker 2: maybe a couple of thunderstorms, kind of strong ones coming
Speaker 2: through this afternoon and into this evening. Be sure to
Speaker 2: watch out for some ponding and flooding on the street,
Speaker 2: the usual spots you know that tend to flood in
Speaker 2: your town when we get a lot of heavy rain,
Speaker 2: so keep an eye on those. We have a high
Speaker 2: today in the low to mid sixties. For tonight, fog
Speaker 2: sticks around. We have some lingering showers and a low
Speaker 2: in the mid fifties. For tomorrow, we could potentially see
Speaker 2: a little bit of sun in the afternoon, but then
Speaker 2: more showers and storms behind Year seventy and then we're
Speaker 2: warming up again on Thursday, sun followed by increasing clouds,
Speaker 2: some afternoon showers and high in the low to mid
Speaker 2: seventies temperatures. Right now, we're at fifty six in Framingham,
Speaker 2: some showers coming through, heavy rain in Lawrence where it's
Speaker 2: fifty four. South of Boston right now, showers in Plymouth
Speaker 2: where it's sixty five, and in Boston at eleven oh five.
Speaker 2: It is overcast, a bit foggy out there. It is
Speaker 2: fifty five degrees. High school kids around the country are
Speaker 2: spending yet another spring preparing for the SATs, or at
Speaker 2: least taking them. Wbz's Jeremy Russ took a walk in
Speaker 2: their shoes.
Speaker 3: If you had to take the exam for yourself, what
Speaker 3: would you score? Do I get to prepare or do
Speaker 3: it just have to take your problem? That is the
Speaker 3: million dollar question, isn't it fourteen fifteen fourteen fifty. That's
Speaker 3: the over under. I should mention that girl goes to MIT.
Speaker 3: But seriously, I really wanted to find out do I
Speaker 3: actually remember all that stuff from high school? So I
Speaker 3: took a practice exam. Unless you say no, I certainly
Speaker 3: don't remember all that stuff from high school, but I
Speaker 3: was surprised by the amount of stuff I did remember.
Speaker 3: And in case you were wondering, the College Board says
Speaker 3: the mean score among graduating high schoolers last year was
Speaker 3: ten twenty four. If you wanted to try for yourself,
Speaker 3: Jeremy Russ WBZ Boston's News.
Speaker 2: Radio, and if you want to watch Jeremy take that
Speaker 2: practice test, head to our TikTok feed. You can find
Speaker 2: us at WBZ News Radio, City of Quinsy getting a
Speaker 2: big chunk of the state's millionaire's tax revenue to build
Speaker 2: a brand new parking garage. Bush. WBC's Jim McKay has
Speaker 2: more on the response to that there is nowhere else
Speaker 2: to go.
Speaker 4: Rob is a daily commuter in Quincy who knows all
Speaker 4: too well about the parking problems near Quincy Center.
Speaker 2: You can't park on the street here.
Speaker 4: Especially when construction will soon start on a mixed use
Speaker 4: development anchored by a new Beth Israel Medical Center that's
Speaker 4: slated to get a twenty five million dollars boost to
Speaker 4: build a parking garage, money earmarked out of the millionaire's
Speaker 4: tax revenue. From House speaker Ron Mariano, who represents Quincy,
Speaker 4: Rob noted, it is a lot, but the city really
Speaker 4: will need that garage when the new project begins otherwise,
Speaker 4: so we're.
Speaker 3: Going to have this issue where, you know, we're going
Speaker 3: to have people looking for parking spots that don't exist.
Speaker 4: Some have questioned this Quincy carve out, but it's now
Speaker 4: moving forward on Beacon Hill in Quincy. Jim McKay WBZ
Speaker 4: Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: And at eleven oh seven, residents at the Manchester by
Speaker 2: the Sea Town Meeting voting narrowly to support repealing the
Speaker 2: town's new age based ben on tobacco sales. The referendum
Speaker 2: demanding the town removed the ban on selling tobacco and
Speaker 2: nicotine to anybody born on or after January first of
Speaker 2: two thousand and four. Now, considering this is non binding,
Speaker 2: the band that went into effect last month is still
Speaker 2: in place. It will stay that way unless the Board
Speaker 2: of Health chooses to pull it back. Supporters say this
Speaker 2: is necessary to protect younger generations, Critics calling it government overreach.
Speaker 2: There's a bill on Beacon Hill that hopes to introduce
Speaker 2: a similar age based ban on tobacco sales around the state.
Speaker 2: That bill right now is being reviewed by the Senate
Speaker 2: Public Health Committee. You are now in Malu. For news
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