Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: Eighty one degrees and mostly sunny in Boston at eleven o'clock.
Speaker 2: Good morning, I'm Kyle Bray. Thank you for joining us,
Speaker 2: and here's what's happening. A heat advised to reach us
Speaker 2: went into effect around Greater Boston. Wbz's James Rojas has
Speaker 2: the latest.
Speaker 3: Visiting from Georgia. Lloyd knows a thing or two about sticky,
Speaker 3: muggy weather.
Speaker 4: In the South, everybody has central air, so it's really
Speaker 4: easy to hide from the heat. But here, you know,
Speaker 4: but he gets too made, he gets it gets difficult
Speaker 4: for everybody.
Speaker 3: He was hoping Boston would feel a bit better than
Speaker 3: the South, but it's like he never left William, he
Speaker 3: just came back from traveling. His game plan for the
Speaker 3: next hot, humid days.
Speaker 1: I would say, we spend a lot of time indoors,
Speaker 1: you know, with the air conditioning, but we do go
Speaker 1: outside every now and then to go out.
Speaker 2: For a walk and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: A heat advisory will remain in effect until Thursday. In
Speaker 3: downtown Boston. James rohas WBZ Boston's news radio. Seven Havel
Speaker 3: police officers have been placed on administrative leave in the
Speaker 3: wake of the death of a man during a struggle
Speaker 3: with officers last week. The officers have not been identified.
Speaker 3: They were placed on leave last Friday, the same day
Speaker 3: that Francis Jigliantti died in police custody. Jiggliatti's family says
Speaker 3: officers knelt on his neck and pigpiled on top of
Speaker 3: him while trying to restrain him during a mental health episode.
Speaker 3: Police responded to the scene initially for reports of a
Speaker 3: man acting erradically. Jiggliani became unresponsive and was later pronounced
Speaker 3: dead at a local hospital. The Essex County DIA's office
Speaker 3: is investigating. When the UN says hundreds of Palestinians have
Speaker 3: been killed near eight sites run by a US and
Speaker 3: Israeli backed organization in the Gaza Strip, CBS's Cammy McCormick reports.
Speaker 5: The need to be investigations in each and every killing.
Speaker 6: Tamine El Katana, the UN Human Rights Office says the
Speaker 6: Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has bypassed traditional aid systems while the
Speaker 6: violence only grows.
Speaker 5: As of the thirteenth of July, we have recorded eight
Speaker 5: hundred and seventy five people killed in Gaza while trying
Speaker 5: to get food. Six hundred and seventy four of them
Speaker 5: were killed in the vicinity of GHF sites.
Speaker 6: In the meantime, the UN says one in ten children
Speaker 6: in Gaza are malnourished.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, the UN also warns of a critical fuel shortage
Speaker 2: in the Gaza strip. This puts hospitals another infrastructure at risk.
Speaker 2: New numbers show US inflation accelerated last month to its
Speaker 2: highest level since February. ABC's Jibryant reports.
Speaker 7: The CPI for last month showed an uptick in both
Speaker 7: the headline and the core readings, and analysts a tarots
Speaker 7: unimported goods are likely behind the rise. Prices for all
Speaker 7: items were up three tenths of one percent between me
Speaker 7: and June and two point seven percent higher year over year.
Speaker 7: The FED would like to see that figure drop to
Speaker 7: two percent before cutting interest rates.
Speaker 2: The fed's next meeting is scheduled for the end of
Speaker 2: the month. It's time down for the forty eight z
Speaker 2: ACU weather forecast. There is a heat advisory that just
Speaker 2: went into effect and will be in effect through Thursday evening.
Speaker 2: This does not include the Cape and islands, but we
Speaker 2: will see real field temps in the mid to upper
Speaker 2: nineties each afternoon throughout the rest of the week. Today,
Speaker 2: we should see some sunshine and some clowns. Will have
Speaker 2: highs between eighty five and eighty nine that will be
Speaker 2: to the upper seventies and lower eighties if you're out
Speaker 2: on the Cape and islands. Tonight will be partly clowny,
Speaker 2: low of seventy one. Now. Tomorrow we'll have some sun
Speaker 2: and clowns. We'll have a high in near ninety Sticking
Speaker 2: with that on Thursday, but there will be a thunderstorm
Speaker 2: around in the afternoon. We'll have a high between eighty
Speaker 2: four and eighty eight. Friday, we'll have times of sun
Speaker 2: and clowns, with a stray afternoon thunderstorm high again of
Speaker 2: eighty eight. Looking ahead, we should have a pleasant Sunday
Speaker 2: with our Saturday with some sunshine and much lower humidity.
Speaker 2: Will have highs in the seventies near eighty degrees. Right
Speaker 2: now in Boston it is eighty one degrees with a
Speaker 2: real feel of ninety four and mostly sunny. The Fall
Speaker 2: River Firefighters Union calls out the city of Fall River
Speaker 2: after after a deadly fire at an assisted livid and facility.
Speaker 2: Wbz's Brook McCarthy.
Speaker 8: Explains devastation and Fall River after nine people died in
Speaker 8: a fire at the Gabriel House assisted living facility, and
Speaker 8: now the International Association of Firefighters says some of those
Speaker 8: desks could have been prevented.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're devastated by the loss of nine citizens of
Speaker 1: Fall River who, quite frankly, some of whom should be
Speaker 1: alive today.
Speaker 8: That's Union president Edward Kelly. He says eight of the
Speaker 8: city's ten fire companies were not fully staffed.
Speaker 1: Ba't the fire companies of Fall River at the full
Speaker 1: standard of full firefighters per company, and in doing so,
Speaker 1: we'll protect this city adequately.
Speaker 8: Kelly says, if the city had followed this recommendation, eight
Speaker 8: more firefighters would have been available during the initial response,
Speaker 8: which would have meant more manpower to rescue people and
Speaker 8: better fire suppression. Brook McCarthy WBZ, Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 2: The Trump administration goes on the defense over its decision
Speaker 2: to not release any more information about Jeffrey Epstein. ABC
Speaker 2: Jonathan Carl reports the.
Speaker 4: Year's FBI director, Cash Betel and his deputy Dan Bongino,
Speaker 4: stoked shadowy conspiracy theories surrounding Epstein shortly after becoming Attorney General.
Speaker 4: Pam Bondi promised the truth would come out, claiming she
Speaker 4: had a list of Epstein's clients.
Speaker 9: It's sitting on my desk right now to review.
Speaker 4: Last week, Bondi said there was no list at all.
Speaker 4: The president, like many New York celebrities, had some association
Speaker 4: with Epstein. When Epstein was arrested in twenty nineteen, Trump
Speaker 4: said they had had a falling out and hadn't spoken
Speaker 4: for fifteen years.
Speaker 2: The decision to not release any more information has royal
Speaker 2: President Trump's base. Transparency about the investigation was a pillar
Speaker 2: of the president's campaign last year. Now some of his
Speaker 2: supporters are accusing him of turning back on that promise.
Speaker 2: This year's Emmy nominees will be announced in less than
Speaker 2: a half an hour. CBS's Stacy Lynn has more the studio.
Speaker 9: Is a heavy favor to be among the nominees.
Speaker 2: You know, I love movies, but now I have this
Speaker 2: fear that.
Speaker 9: My job is to last year's winner. Hacks is expected
Speaker 9: to also get the nod.
Speaker 6: Ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 3: The Queen of Sixth City, Miss ramath.
Speaker 9: Yea, along with Abbot Elementary.
Speaker 7: Everyone as promised, HR is here today.
Speaker 3: This is Warren so if anyone has anything they want
Speaker 3: to follow, just raise their hand.
Speaker 2: Not about me and.
Speaker 9: The bear, what if I wanted over a restaurant. The
Speaker 9: seventy seventh Primetime Emmy Awards are being held on September
Speaker 9: fourteenth on CBS and Paramount plus Stacy Lynn's CBS News.
Speaker 2: And we'll bring you more as soon as the nominations
Speaker 2: come out Here and streaming as always on the iHeartRadio app.
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Speaker 2: I'm Kyle Bray, WBZ, Boston's news Radio