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Speaker 2: News thirty five degrees in Boston at four o'clock. We
Speaker 2: have rain in the city and a messy wintry mixed
Speaker 2: north of town. Stay tuned for the four day forecast.
Speaker 2: Good afternoon, I'm Madison Rogers and here's what's happening. We
Speaker 2: start off this hour in Southeast Asia, where rescue efforts
Speaker 2: continue in me and Mar following a massive earthquake. The
Speaker 2: government there says more than one thousand, six hundred people
Speaker 2: have been confirmed dead, with thousands more hurt. The BBC's
Speaker 2: Nickbeek has more more.
Speaker 3: Beneath the historic temples of Mandalay, the destructive power of
Speaker 3: Myanmar's worst earthquake in a century is clear to see.
Speaker 3: The country's second largest city bore the full force. At
Speaker 3: the Sky Villa condominium, they were digging through the rubble
Speaker 3: with their hands. Us ninety people were feared to be
Speaker 3: trapped the building, house departments and a wedding venue, but
Speaker 3: its twelve stories now resemble six after it pancaked in seconds.
Speaker 2: Meantime, Me and Mar's main resistance movement just announced a
Speaker 2: partial ceasefire and the name of helping the relief effort.
Speaker 2: That death toll, again more than sixteen hundred, is expected
Speaker 2: to rise. Further tragedy in southern New Hampshire an infant's
Speaker 2: body found in the water at Manchester's Pine Island Park.
Speaker 1: I can't be described.
Speaker 4: It's awful, a discovery so heartbreaking. Even first responders trained
Speaker 4: for these situations are shaken. The body of a newborn
Speaker 4: baby girl floating in a pond at Pine Island Park
Speaker 4: in Manchester.
Speaker 1: It's heartbreaking and have to deal with. It's extremely tragic.
Speaker 4: I worry about the mental health of my officers. The
Speaker 4: discovery is not being treated as a suspicious death investigation
Speaker 4: after the results of an autopsy and facts detectives gathered.
Speaker 3: It's scary, very nerve wrecking.
Speaker 4: The tragic news reaching parents at the park.
Speaker 2: There have to be something really devastating to push a
Speaker 2: mom to do something like that.
Speaker 4: And so again, like I said, I could never imagine.
Speaker 2: That report from CBS News Boston's Tammy Mutasa. It's been
Speaker 2: a day of demonstrations at Tesla dealerships across the US
Speaker 2: and in Europe as well.
Speaker 1: I actually think.
Speaker 2: The brand Tesla was a wonderful idea in the beginning
Speaker 2: and it's simply the politics of Elon Musk, so this
Speaker 2: is a move against Musk.
Speaker 1: Personally, I think Tesla is good. I would just never
Speaker 1: buy a.
Speaker 2: New one that's an American protesting an event in London.
Speaker 2: In our area, there have been ten different different events
Speaker 2: today protesting company's billionaire owner and his role reshaping the
Speaker 2: federal government. Organizers are stressing these are peaceful protests in
Speaker 2: the wake of some violence targeting Tesla's. Boston police just
Speaker 2: released photos of a suspect they're accusing in several incidents
Speaker 2: this month near the Fenway area. Looking at the four
Speaker 2: day forecast, it's gonna stay messy out there this weekend.
Speaker 2: Right now, we have some light rain in Boston to
Speaker 2: the north that's mixing in with some wet snow and
Speaker 2: proper snow flurries too. Northwest of town, near Lemonster and Fitchburg.
Speaker 2: Some other spots, I am seeing wintry mix freezing rain
Speaker 2: and sleets potentially on the radar, so watch out for that.
Speaker 2: There's more where it came from. Tonight. We have more
Speaker 2: rain on and off that can mix with freezing rain.
Speaker 2: Freezing rain in some spots, especially again north and west
Speaker 2: of Boston. We do have a winter weather advisory outside
Speaker 2: four ninety five until eleven am tomorrow up into southern
Speaker 2: New Hampshire. Some spots are under a winter storm warning
Speaker 2: or even an ice storm warning, so that could bring
Speaker 2: some treacherous travel. Tomorrow, we have a drizzle around. It's
Speaker 2: cloudy and cold with highs near forty in Boston. Another
Speaker 2: fairly gloomy day, and we do have showers for Monday,
Speaker 2: but it's a lot less chilly out there. Sixty to
Speaker 2: sixty four degrees for the high. Back in the upper
Speaker 2: forties for Tuesday, but we finally should dry out with
Speaker 2: some sunshine returning. Right now, it's thirty three and looking snowy.
Speaker 2: In Danvers, it's thirty two and a complete mix. In Wooster,
Speaker 2: you could get anything there right now. In Boston some rain,
Speaker 2: maybe somewhat snow, It's thirty four degrees and feeling more
Speaker 2: like twenty At four seven, Teamsters Local twenty five host
Speaker 2: it's annual Autism Gala at the Encore Casino tonight. It's
Speaker 2: featuring jazz performers from the Boston Hagashi School, which serves
Speaker 2: kids and young adults on the spectrum. More from WBZ
Speaker 2: Susan sasfel.
Speaker 1: It gives us a lot of pride that our students
Speaker 1: are up there.
Speaker 5: Mike Kelly, the executive director of the Boston Higashi School,
Speaker 5: says the jazz playing at the gala is a big
Speaker 5: source of pride for the school.
Speaker 1: It's amazing what they do. It really builds that confidence
Speaker 1: and self esteem.
Speaker 5: A big deal performing for the one thousand or so
Speaker 5: in attendance. The Teamsters Local twenty five Autism Funds supports
Speaker 5: nearly one hundred organizations, including the Hagashi School.
Speaker 1: They've been a great supporter of ours, and it's really
Speaker 1: it helped us enhance some of our programming, particularly with
Speaker 1: us A facilities. They've helped us to build an athletic field.
Speaker 5: The fund has raised eight million dollars for autism research
Speaker 5: and awareness. In Randolph Suzannslausville, WBZ Boston's News Radio.
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