Speaker 1: This is WBZ Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: We've got hazy skies over Boston, sixty four degrees at
Speaker 2: four o'clock that afternoon. I'm I'm a freedman, and here's
Speaker 2: what's happening. Town employees in Lynnfield are temporarily off the
Speaker 2: job after being caught using bad language. WBC's Charlie Bergeron
Speaker 2: has the details.
Speaker 3: Robert Dolan is the town administrator, releasing a statement Friday
Speaker 3: night saying that he was informed that during a live
Speaker 3: stream of the Linfield High School graduation, some town employees
Speaker 3: were overheard using inappropriate and racist language. Dolan says those
Speaker 3: individuals have been identified and a full investigation of that
Speaker 3: video and any other evidence will begin immediately and appropriate
Speaker 3: action will be taken. The number of employees involved has
Speaker 3: not been made public. Administrator Dolan says it is especially
Speaker 3: regrettable that this incident took place on what is and
Speaker 3: should be a night to celebrate our incredible seniors. Charlie
Speaker 3: Burger on WBZ Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 2: Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee says his heart is with
Speaker 2: the Portuguese community after a teenage girl dies and a
Speaker 2: partial building collapse. It happened in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, yesterday
Speaker 2: evening during a graduation party at the Portuguese American Citizens Club.
Speaker 2: Police say there were about seventy five people inside the building,
Speaker 2: leaving some trapped under the stairwell. During the collapse, a
Speaker 2: fifteen year old girl died, Two teenagers and a forty
Speaker 2: nine year old woman were seriously injured. No word on
Speaker 2: their condition right now or their identities. Police are still
Speaker 2: investigating what led to the collapse, and President Trump sends
Speaker 2: the National Guard to southern California in response to protests
Speaker 2: against ice raids. ABC's Alex Stone has the latest.
Speaker 1: Around the Greater LA area now. National Guard troops are
Speaker 1: already in place after the President sign the order last night.
Speaker 1: They even made a brief stop in downtown LA and
Speaker 1: their military vehicles outside of city Hall, maybe more symbolically
Speaker 1: than anything, because the mayor and the governor here are
Speaker 1: not welcoming the deployment. Overnight, there were more clashes between
Speaker 1: law enforcement and protesters. It is quiet now in the streets,
Speaker 1: but unclear with the National Guarden place what it will
Speaker 1: be like going forward.
Speaker 2: President Trump's borders are Tom Holman told NBC that local
Speaker 2: California officials could be arrested if they continue to oppose
Speaker 2: federal immigration operations. Meantime, a new CBS poll conducted before
Speaker 2: this weekend's protests suggests that only a slight majority of
Speaker 2: Americans built the Trump administration is targeting dangerous criminals with
Speaker 2: its deportation efforts. CBS's Jennifer de Pinto has the details.
Speaker 4: The survey was completed before Saturday's events in Los Angeles.
Speaker 4: Heading into this weekend, we find that Trump Administration's deportation
Speaker 4: program has net positive views from Americans fifty four percent
Speaker 4: approof with strong support from Republicans. Americans like the goals
Speaker 4: the president wants to achieve more than they like his approach.
Speaker 2: The majority of people's survey did say the I think
Speaker 2: the people are targeting should be getting a court hearing first.
Speaker 2: Some have been deported without due process. Right now, it's
Speaker 2: sixty four degrees in Boston, hazy skies out there, hard
Speaker 2: to see into the distance, and some fog will be
Speaker 2: developing later tonight with those clouds overhead and some showers later.
Speaker 2: With a low of fifty six degrees, our Monday morning
Speaker 2: commute looks like a wet one. Some stray showers hanging
Speaker 2: around Tomorrow morning, cooler temperatures with more clouds than sunshine.
Speaker 2: High of sixty three degrees Tuesday, the drizzle don't stop,
Speaker 2: plenty of clouds and some showers in the area. Wednesday, though,
Speaker 2: all that goes away, and it's going to be getting
Speaker 2: a lot warmer out there with highs in the eighties
Speaker 2: and lots of sunshine. Right now, it's sixty four degrees
Speaker 2: in Boston at four five. Boston is showing some appreciation
Speaker 2: on this World Ocean Day. Wbz's Hileshoffle has more from
Speaker 2: an event at the New England Aquarium.
Speaker 5: Senior Scientist Charles inn Is with the New England Aquarium
Speaker 5: says warming water off in New England is driving key
Speaker 5: species away.
Speaker 4: Lobsters used to be more a London in places like
Speaker 4: New York and Rhode Island, and now they're moving.
Speaker 6: Further and further north.
Speaker 5: That makes life harder for a huge lobster fish right
Speaker 5: here at Massachusetts as their catch flees north. That other species,
Speaker 5: ones we never thought we'd see here, are also moving in.
Speaker 7: Blue crabs, which are an iconic mid Atlantic species Delaware, Maryland,
Speaker 7: are actually now breeding in Boston Harbor. They were not
Speaker 7: here twenty thirty years ago.
Speaker 5: Wellbec Ashore with the Stone Living Labs, has warmer tides,
Speaker 5: and a change in climate might make Massachusetts feel like
Speaker 5: the mid Atlantic in the coming decades. In Boston, that
Speaker 5: means the ocean might get a little too friendly.
Speaker 7: We know that flooding is happening more and more around
Speaker 7: our cities. I think about the acquiring MT. Stop think
Speaker 7: about Long Wharf.
Speaker 5: In flood prone areas, the city's already starting to restrict
Speaker 5: what can be built. Kyle chaffl WBZ, Boston's radio.
Speaker 2: And at the New England Aquarium, there are special events
Speaker 2: all day long marking the equate marking the occasion. There
Speaker 2: are scientists on hand answering all your questions and tours
Speaker 2: inside Salt, which is a forty five foot long inflatable
Speaker 2: humpback whale that you can learn about whale anatomy in
Speaker 2: a documentary, screening and art exhibition. Coral reef, building and
Speaker 2: other activities are on the agenda for ticket holders. The
Speaker 2: Boys and Girls Club of Boston is providing free transportation
Speaker 2: to Central Wharf. Today. It all wraps up in just
Speaker 2: about two hours at six pm, and a storm that's
Speaker 2: expected to become a hurricane soon has formed off Mexico's coast.
Speaker 2: CBS's Matt Piper has the details.
Speaker 6: Of tropical Storm Barbera formed off the coast of southwestern Mexico,
Speaker 6: and it's expected to become a hurricane without menacing land.
Speaker 6: The National Hurricane Center says two to four inches of
Speaker 6: rainfall and portions of Mexico's western states mainly to flooding
Speaker 6: and mudslides through Monday. Barbara is forecast to strengthen even
Speaker 6: more become a hurricane Monday. Last month, NOAH officials predicted
Speaker 6: a sixty percent chance of an above normal hurricane season
Speaker 6: with between thirteen to nineteen named storms. Three to five
Speaker 6: could become major hurricanes. Matt Piper, CBS News.
Speaker 2: Over a million air conditioners are being recalled over a
Speaker 2: drainage problem. Madia says water can pull inside of their
Speaker 2: U and U plus units that could expose users to mold.
Speaker 2: The Consumer Production Safety Commission has received at least one
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty reports of mold build up. The mold
Speaker 2: can cause respiratory issues and other infections. You are now
Speaker 2: in the loop. For news updates throughout the day, listen
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Speaker 2: a Freedman. WBZ, Boston's news radio