Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: Forty seven degrees in sunny and Boston. It's eleven o'clock.
Speaker 2: Good Wednesday morning. Thanks for being with us. I'm Sherry Small.
Speaker 2: Here's what's happening. We're getting ready, unfortunately for a dreary.
Speaker 3: Holiday thanks Giving Day. We'll be cloudy with rain developing
Speaker 3: in the morning, continuing early Thursday night before ending there
Speaker 3: maybe a little wet snow north and west of four
Speaker 3: ninety five.
Speaker 2: And that's the acuweather meteorologist Joe Lundberg. The full ACU
Speaker 2: weather forecast coming up in three minutes. All right, tomorrow's
Speaker 2: rain means today might be the perfect day to fly.
Speaker 2: WBC's Jim McKay checks in from Logan Airport.
Speaker 3: Well, there's one thing people are happy about today. It's
Speaker 3: certainly the weather. It's nice for the holidays. Ryan is
Speaker 3: here with his sun and it's all smiles thus far.
Speaker 3: That we gave ourselves enough time to get here. He's
Speaker 3: making a quick flight to New York to visit family
Speaker 3: and what is shaping up to be one of the
Speaker 3: busiest holiday seasons on record, according to both Triple A
Speaker 3: and the TSA. This Thanksgiving weekend will be more than
Speaker 3: just Turkey for other travelers.
Speaker 4: We're headed down to Atlanta for a basketball tournament.
Speaker 3: Nor En is with her son who's going to be
Speaker 3: hooping it up for Turkey Day weekend.
Speaker 5: We got here a couple.
Speaker 4: Hours early, so we think that that will be good.
Speaker 5: We're gonna grab a quick boarding pass and.
Speaker 4: You have their security.
Speaker 3: One thing that rings true for everyone out there, and
Speaker 3: it's a great idea if you can leave early, go
Speaker 3: ahead and do so. From Logan jimmychatably vs Boston's News radio.
Speaker 2: Checking flight aware right now. So far today Boston Logan
Speaker 2: has seen sixty flight delays, no canceled flights so far.
Speaker 2: Travelers at Logan just some of the millions of people
Speaker 2: expected to take flight for the holiday. TSA spokesperson Lisa
Speaker 2: Farbstein tells ABC passengers should always double check what Thanksgiving
Speaker 2: leftovers they can and cannot put in their carry on that.
Speaker 5: You can spill it, spread it, spread it, pump it,
Speaker 5: or pour it, then it should go into a check bag. So,
Speaker 5: for example, cranberry sauces is spreadable, whether you're buying it
Speaker 5: in a can, whether it's in a jar, whether it's
Speaker 5: hell made gravy. Course, of course, it's spellable, it's spreadable,
Speaker 5: and so that should go into a check bag.
Speaker 3: I'm going to bet you.
Speaker 5: We will see a raw turkey or two. That's fine
Speaker 5: because they're solid cast roles like mac and cheese, stuffing
Speaker 5: those traditional green beans with theo's onions, straws, stuff like that.
Speaker 5: We consider cast roles to be solids, so you can
Speaker 5: carry those through a checkpoint as well.
Speaker 2: All right. As for desserts, pies and cakes are both
Speaker 2: bear game for carry on bags. Three operators of fast
Speaker 2: food franchises around Massachusetts pay the price for breaking labor laws.
Speaker 2: The Attorney General's office says Northeast Foods LLC and two
Speaker 2: other franchisees have been fined more than two million dollars collectively.
Speaker 2: Northeast Foods owns burger kings around the state. They're accused
Speaker 2: of breaking child labor and wage laws for the fourth
Speaker 2: time in recent years. Meanwhile, two owners of Popeye's locations
Speaker 2: were also fine for breaking rules regarding child labor and
Speaker 2: sick time. Now, let's check the fort awbz agu weather forecast.
Speaker 2: We are seeing just a mix of sun and clouds today.
Speaker 2: It's been sunny all morning here in Boston, there is
Speaker 2: a chili breeze. We'll see highs reaching about forty nine degrees,
Speaker 2: becoming cloudy tonight, cooling off in the city to about
Speaker 2: thirty eight near freezing in some of the northwest suburbs.
Speaker 2: On Thanksgiving, we're going to see widespread rain in the area.
Speaker 2: That's in the morning, then continuing through the afternoon. Then
Speaker 2: it will taperr off during the evening. But if you're
Speaker 2: north or west of four ninety five or traveling in
Speaker 2: those areas, beware there could be some wet snow. We're
Speaker 2: talking possibly a coding to an inch or two in
Speaker 2: parts of the Worcester Hills and south central New Hampshire.
Speaker 2: Highs near forty five. For the rest of us in
Speaker 2: that area north and west of four ninety five will
Speaker 2: be in the thirties. And then if you're on the
Speaker 2: Capean Islands, beautiful in the fifties. Friday, a mix of
Speaker 2: sun and clouds, a high forty five. Saturday, pretty much
Speaker 2: the same deal, a high forty three, a mix of
Speaker 2: sun and clouds. Right now in Boston again, we're seeing
Speaker 2: mostly sunny skies forty seven degrees at eleven oh five
Speaker 2: teenage Titans take the fields for Thanksgiving football. WBC's Drew
Speaker 2: mcholland brings us the latest from the high.
Speaker 4: School grid on two winners already in the books. From
Speaker 4: last night at Fenway Parks, Stonehum beats reading this is
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Speaker 3: All right, all.
Speaker 4: Roads run through Stoneum apparently this year anyway. Nantucket beats
Speaker 4: the Vineyard in overtime. A whole slate of games over
Speaker 4: these next two days. Few schools have decided to move
Speaker 4: Thanksgiving Day games to today, moving them up to avoid
Speaker 4: some incoming weather. Auburn, Lester and Littleton Air among them.
Speaker 4: The Millbury Proty game won't be played at all. Officials
Speaker 4: at the David Prouty High School and Spencer say they're
Speaker 4: disappointed with a forfeit, but they don't have enough players
Speaker 4: to actually play the game, too bad, Drew maholland, WBZ
Speaker 4: News Radio, all.
Speaker 2: Right, you may love your friends and your family, but
Speaker 2: that doesn't mean you necessarily share their points of view.
Speaker 2: Thankfullycbs's Michael Tuscano tells us many of us are not
Speaker 2: planning on talking politics. At the Thanksgiving dinner to tew
Speaker 2: CBS News.
Speaker 1: You Gov survey show seventy nine percent of US, including
Speaker 1: all regions, age and racial groups, and across the political spectrum,
Speaker 1: most value family and friends, followed by health and freedom.
Speaker 1: Only sixteen percent are most grateful for politics. This year,
Speaker 1: seventy one percent of US will avoid talking about politics,
Speaker 1: but those who do may find agreement at the table.
Speaker 1: Forty six percent of Harris voters and forty two percent
Speaker 1: of Trump supporters say they will be mostly with people
Speaker 1: who share their views. Michael Tuscano, CBS News.
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