Speaker 1: Got some clouds in Boston forty two degrees at six o'clock.
Speaker 1: Good morning, I'm Charlie burg running. Here's what's happening. The
Speaker 1: wind will pick up later today and some very cold
Speaker 1: weather back with us tomorrow.
Speaker 2: A windy and my old start to the weekend.
Speaker 1: Today we'll have clouds, some sunshine, and maybe a shower
Speaker 1: in one or two spots.
Speaker 2: The high fifty two.
Speaker 1: And Dan Pittnowski will have the four day aqua. The
Speaker 1: forecast coming up in just a couple of minutes. Mass
Speaker 1: Pike caused all kinds of issues for commuters yesterday. CBS
Speaker 1: News Boston to Julie McDonald.
Speaker 3: Travelers winding westbound found themselves hardly moving all day long.
Speaker 3: Emergency repairs on the mass Pike at the Root four
Speaker 3: ninety five interchange in Hopkinton forced everyone off and onto
Speaker 3: Root nine for a detour that derailed ETAs for hours.
Speaker 4: I've it was in accident because I used the GPS
Speaker 4: was hoping it's whatever your outed me, but I didn't
Speaker 4: say anything.
Speaker 2: Mass Coot said.
Speaker 4: A construction worker noticed unusual cracking between the lanes of
Speaker 4: the turnpike first thing Friday morning. An inspector determined that
Speaker 4: without emergency repairs, the issue could have created a huge sinkhole.
Speaker 5: We believe what happened is that as part of that
Speaker 5: construction activity, the contractor putting some new piles in disturbed
Speaker 5: some of that soil, which caused that embankment about thirty
Speaker 5: feet high up against the turnpike to become destabilized.
Speaker 2: That caused that settlement to start to occur.
Speaker 1: And all lanes were reopened last night by about nine pm.
Speaker 1: State and Boston police assaulted Thursday afternoon in Roxbury police
Speaker 1: arresting a seventeen year old for illegally possessing a firearm.
Speaker 1: A short time later, State police report three men, one
Speaker 1: with a gun, avoiding an interaction with police and jumping
Speaker 1: into a car. When troopers were in the process of
Speaker 1: removing the men from that car, those men began to
Speaker 1: assault the officers, and as the troopers were attempting to
Speaker 1: place the men under arrest, more than a dozen men
Speaker 1: converged on the police, punching and kicking officers. Boston police arrived,
Speaker 1: arresting two juveniles and an adult. In a statement, State
Speaker 1: police say violence against police doing their job to protect
Speaker 1: our communities from illegal gun violence will not be tolerated well.
Speaker 1: Quite the verbal battle inside the Oval Office yesterday between
Speaker 1: President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelenski. ABC's chief White House correspondent,
Speaker 1: Mary Bruce.
Speaker 6: Lensky came to Washington hoping to get Trump to guarantee
Speaker 6: Ukraine's security if Putin violates the terms of a peace deal.
Speaker 2: Zelenski trying to.
Speaker 6: Bring the temperature down, so Trump for rating the wartime leader.
Speaker 2: Instead delivering this ultimatum.
Speaker 3: The carts the problem is, I've empowered you to be
Speaker 3: a tough.
Speaker 6: Guy, then kicking Zelenski out of the White House, canceling
Speaker 6: their press conference.
Speaker 1: Zelensky was expected to sign a deal allowing the US
Speaker 1: greater access to Ukraine's rare earth minerals. President Trump insisted
Speaker 1: was essential to repay the US for the more than
Speaker 1: one hundred and eighty billion dollars in American aid sent
Speaker 1: to Key since the start of the Russia Ukraine warp.
Speaker 1: Let's check the four day wdbz ACU weather forecast. Dan
Speaker 1: Pittnowski tells us today it will become increasingly windy. We'll
Speaker 1: have some clouds, some sun. Can't rule out a passing shower.
Speaker 1: High fifty two, windy, cold tonight, we drop down to
Speaker 1: twenty factor in that wind, it's going to feel like
Speaker 1: it's in the single digits overnight tonight, and then tomorrow
Speaker 1: it's sunny, it's blustery, it's cold, high only thirty one.
Speaker 1: Cold on Monday, not as windy, plenty of sunshine. Monday
Speaker 1: again a hi just thirty, and then Tuesday we warm
Speaker 1: up a little bit again with some sun some clouds.
Speaker 1: High forty five forty two degrees right now in Boston
Speaker 1: at six h five. Small achievements can add up to
Speaker 1: big success. Wdbz's Nicole Davis reports on a Boston based
Speaker 1: company working on technology that hopes to use that philosophy,
Speaker 1: along with artificial intelligence, to help incarcerated people find success
Speaker 1: outside prison.
Speaker 2: Life after leaving prison can be overwhelming.
Speaker 7: Challenges with housing, employment, obviously, transport, as well as healthcare services.
Speaker 2: Stephen Jenkins, the CEO of Q two I in Boston,
Speaker 2: says those challenges can add up and often lead to
Speaker 2: people being re arrested and back in the system. His
Speaker 2: company is working on new technology using AI to make
Speaker 2: reintegration more successful. He says, with the help of a
Speaker 2: case manager, incarcerated people set goals which the software then
Speaker 2: breaks down into right side.
Speaker 7: Steps actually digitally linked to community based services that are
Speaker 7: helpful to completing that step.
Speaker 2: He says this makes it easier for case managers to
Speaker 2: know when people are struggling. Noting how many.
Speaker 7: Day is a higher number of days than you normally expect,
Speaker 7: you know that person's stuck or struggling for one vation
Speaker 7: or another.
Speaker 2: Q two I has been working with the National Institutes
Speaker 2: of Health and recently teamed up with the British government
Speaker 2: to use this platform overseas. Nicole Davis WBZ Boston's news radio.
Speaker 1: The iconic Pink House on Plum Island in Newbury, it's
Speaker 1: been an inspiration for photographers and painters all throughout New England,
Speaker 1: will be torn down sometime this month after talks about
Speaker 1: relocating the structure did not produce a workable solution. The
Speaker 1: uninhabited house was built one hundred years ago back in
Speaker 1: nineteen twenty five. The Fish and Wildlife Service bought the
Speaker 1: home and the nine acres of land for three hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy five thousand dollars. In the early twenty tens,
Speaker 1: in an effort to find a solution for keeping the building,
Speaker 1: no one bid on the house at a public auction
Speaker 1: this July. Two puppies found tied to a tree back
Speaker 1: on February twelfth at the Detam location of the Animal
Speaker 1: Rescue League of Boston. The four month old male and
Speaker 1: female mastive dogs were in good condition. Authority say they
Speaker 1: don't believe there was any malicious intent involved. The Animal
Speaker 1: Rescue League reminding all of us if an owner must
Speaker 1: surrender a pet for whatever reason, bring the animal to
Speaker 1: a shelter, and the two dogs, named Sid and Poppy,
Speaker 1: will be available for adoption. Alabamas governor commutes the sentence
Speaker 1: of a deb throw inmate to life in prison. Your
Speaker 1: CBS News correspondent Jennifer Kuiper.
Speaker 8: The Alabama Supreme Court last month authorized Robin Rocky Meyers
Speaker 8: execution by nitrogen hypoxia. The next step was where Governor
Speaker 8: k Ivy just at the execution date. Instead. Governor Ivy
Speaker 8: says Myers will spend life in prison without parole because
Speaker 8: she had enough questions about his guilt that she couldn't
Speaker 8: move forward with executing him. Questions about the case included
Speaker 8: a lack of physical evidence at the crime scene tying
Speaker 8: him to the nineteen ninety one capital murder of an
Speaker 8: elderly woman during a robbery Indicator Alabama.
Speaker 1: The sixty three year old Myers was convicted at his
Speaker 1: trial back in nineteen ninety four, and the murder of his
Speaker 1: neighbor e looting May Tucker. You are now in the
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