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Speaker 2: News eighty four degrees in Boston at four o'clock that afternoon.
Speaker 2: I'm Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. We are learning some
Speaker 2: more about the Iranian missile attack on a US military
Speaker 2: base in Cutter. We get an update now from CBS News.
Speaker 1: CBS News special report. Aron Supreme Leader posts on x
Speaker 1: we didn't harm anyone and we will not accept any
Speaker 1: harassment from anyone under any circumstances. It comes after i
Speaker 1: Ron launch dimssial attack on a US base and Cutter
Speaker 1: corresponded Charlie Daggada.
Speaker 3: This is not only one of the biggest base, but
Speaker 3: it's also one of the best defended. So it might
Speaker 3: be symbolic that the Iranians is saying, look, we're going
Speaker 3: to hit you right where you live, right at your
Speaker 3: central command headquarters in the Middle East.
Speaker 1: CBS is Olivia, gazis.
Speaker 4: If this is as contained as it has been. If
Speaker 4: there it is the case that there are no US casualties,
Speaker 4: it is an important indication that Iran has done what
Speaker 4: it needs to do in order to save face, and
Speaker 4: that is reopening the door to a diplomatic solution.
Speaker 1: For says CBS News military consultant Jeff mccauslin's, or it goes.
Speaker 5: The other direction, and it goes vertical, in which case
Speaker 5: you could see an expanded level of violence, more attacks
Speaker 5: against the US bases in the region, perhaps directly or
Speaker 5: indirectly drawing in other countries.
Speaker 1: CBS News special report I'm at Piper.
Speaker 2: Massachusetts Governor Moore Healy says she was briefed by Homeland
Speaker 2: Security Secretary Christy Nome about the heightened thread environment due
Speaker 2: to the ongoing conflict with Iran on social media. The
Speaker 2: governor says, while there are no specific threats to Massachusetts
Speaker 2: at this time, we are continuing to coordinate with state, local,
Speaker 2: and federal partners to closely monitor the situation. In case
Speaker 2: there was any doubt that summer was here, it is.
Speaker 2: There's an extreme heat morning through eight o'clock tomorrow night,
Speaker 2: except for the Cape and islands. Although there's a heat
Speaker 2: advisory for the Cape starting at ten o'clock tomorrow morning,
Speaker 2: where temperatures will push ninety the sweltering conditions won't get
Speaker 2: much better, at least for a couple of days. Tomorrow
Speaker 2: it gets even hotter, and with the humidity sticking around,
Speaker 2: it's going to feel even how to We're looking at
Speaker 2: feels like temperatures into the one hundreds in several spots,
Speaker 2: even down towards the coast. Tomorrow, I had is CBS
Speaker 2: News Boston meteorologist Alexei O'Connor. Most of us will be
Speaker 2: into the nineties, some of the temperature's heat index in
Speaker 2: excess of one hundred degrees today. Tomorrow, those heat indexes
Speaker 2: could push one hundred and ten degrees, and the record
Speaker 2: of ninety five tomorrow set in twenty thirteen, could fall.
Speaker 2: A mash shooting is halted at a church outside Detroit
Speaker 2: yesterday morning. The gunman killed after security and a parishioner
Speaker 2: teamed up to take down Brian Anthony Browning CBS's Nikki
Speaker 2: Batiste with more past Point Community Church.
Speaker 6: They have an active shooter situation in the parking lot.
Speaker 1: Smail is continuous for shooting.
Speaker 7: Police say the suspected gunman was wearing a tactical vest
Speaker 7: and was armed with a rifle and a handgun when
Speaker 7: he got out of his car. That's what a parishioner
Speaker 7: hit the alleged shooter with their truck to church members
Speaker 7: then shot and killed Browning, who managed to shoot one
Speaker 7: of them in the leg. We are grateful for the
Speaker 7: heroic actions of the church's staff members who undoubtedly save
Speaker 7: many lives.
Speaker 2: Please say the suspect's mother was a church member. There
Speaker 2: extreme heat warning through eight o'clock tomorrow evening, with a
Speaker 2: heat advisory going up for the Cape starting at ten
Speaker 2: tomorrow morning. It has been cooler on the Cape today
Speaker 2: and certainly on the islands. Tomorrow we may hit ninety
Speaker 2: degrees much of the Cape and eighty for the islands.
Speaker 2: Ninety eight is what we're looking for tomorrow in Boston,
Speaker 2: with a record of ninety five last reached in twenty thirteen,
Speaker 2: so if this is correct, then a record will fall tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Tonight'll be uncomfortable in the mid seventies most places, with
Speaker 2: the humidity around, and more humidity tomorrow night. Mainly clear
Speaker 2: skies and temperatures seventy five to eighty. By Wednesday, we
Speaker 2: start to settled down a little. We'll still be humid.
Speaker 2: Temperatures will still make a run well into the eighties,
Speaker 2: but we will start to push the temperatures down ever
Speaker 2: so slightly, and then astray thaunderstorm comes through late in
Speaker 2: the day or in the evening on Wednesday, and then
Speaker 2: we cool down Thursday, noticeably cooler, less humid. Still, the
Speaker 2: chance of a shower storm. Temperature is only around seventy.
Speaker 2: It's eighty four right now in Boston, but I'll let
Speaker 2: that for you. That's because of the way the wind's
Speaker 2: blowing off the water. We are well into the nineties
Speaker 2: in inland suburbs this afternoon. Ninety six degrees right now
Speaker 2: in Fitchburg, ninety three in Worcester. There's apparently a lot
Speaker 2: of demand to enter the building trades in Massachusetts. However,
Speaker 2: the unions here say there's not many places to get experience.
Speaker 2: Wbz'shile Shaffle with.
Speaker 6: More a bill that would require apprentices on most public
Speaker 6: job sites as making its way across Beacon Hill.
Speaker 8: We can take in all the apprentices in the world,
Speaker 8: but unless we've got job sites to put them onto,
Speaker 8: it's a problem.
Speaker 6: Christy Lynch is the head of the Massachusetts afl CIO,
Speaker 6: which is strongly in favor of the bill. She says
Speaker 6: there's been a gigantic upswell of interests in the trades
Speaker 6: in the last decade or so. The problem is those
Speaker 6: trainees need practical experience and classroom training only goes so far.
Speaker 6: There's comparatively few job sites to go around. The bill
Speaker 6: would make contractors on projects worth more than a million
Speaker 6: dollars put those apprentices to work.
Speaker 8: The demand to get into these training center is we can't.
Speaker 8: We can't even It's hard to articulate how big of
Speaker 8: a pool we're getting, how diverse that pool of applicants is.
Speaker 6: That bill was hurting committee this month. Kyle Shaffle to
Speaker 6: be busy Boston's News radio.
Speaker 2: If you haven't cut the cable cord, get ready to
Speaker 2: pay more for that cable. Massachusetts is set to box
Speaker 2: you in with more taxes.
Speaker 9: That's right. I'm talking to all the people who did
Speaker 9: not cut the cord as if your cable bill wasn't
Speaker 9: expensive enough, you'll soon be paying a sales tax on
Speaker 9: those cable boxes inside of your home.
Speaker 1: This is going to be more money out of our pockets.
Speaker 1: It's the reality of you want to watch TV. It's
Speaker 1: a shame.
Speaker 2: How to put tacks a well.
Speaker 9: Obviously, people around Quincy Center were not too happy to
Speaker 9: hear this. Last week, the state Revenue Director signed a
Speaker 9: directive that slaps a six point twenty five sales tax
Speaker 9: on all modern cable boxes, so if you want to
Speaker 9: keep them, you'll be forking over more lot to Uncle Sam.
Speaker 1: To be honest, like, there's nothing I can do about it.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just ridiculous.
Speaker 9: And streaming is once an affordable way to cut down
Speaker 9: on costs, but to keep up with all your channels
Speaker 9: and live sports, even streaming services are flirting with cable
Speaker 9: prices and Quincy Jim mcka, WBZ Boston's News Radio, You are.
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