Speaker 1: Yeah, this is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: Hazy sunshine, mild sixty nine degrees in Boston, very breezy
Speaker 2: out there. Red flag warning is now up on Laurie
Speaker 2: Kirby topping our news. The Road to the White House,
Speaker 2: the Trump and Harris campaign zeroing in today on the
Speaker 2: Blue Wall stage. Both candidates are coming off trips out
Speaker 2: West ABC's Rachel Scott.
Speaker 3: With more Former President suggesting former House Republican leader Liz Cheney,
Speaker 3: who has endorsed Kamala Harris, be put in the line
Speaker 3: of fire.
Speaker 4: She's a radical warhawk. Let's put her with a rifle,
Speaker 4: standing there with nine barrel shooting at her.
Speaker 5: Okay, let's see how she feels about it, you know,
Speaker 5: when the guns are trained on her face.
Speaker 3: Cheney responding on social media this morning, writing, this is
Speaker 3: how dictators destroy free nations. They threaten those who speak
Speaker 3: out against them with death. We cannot trust our country
Speaker 3: and our freedom to a petty, vindictive, cruel, unstable man
Speaker 3: who wants to be a tyrant.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, Vice President Harris made abortion a top issue during
Speaker 2: her remarks in Nevada. Her campaign is still finding controversy
Speaker 2: of its own after President Biden made a comment this
Speaker 2: week that seemed to call Trump's supporters garbage. Registered voters
Speaker 2: in the Commonwealth you have until the end of the
Speaker 2: day to vote early in person. Times vary by community.
Speaker 2: More than a half a million have already done it. Now,
Speaker 2: if you still have a mail in ballot, remember this
Speaker 2: it has to be postmarked by election day. Secretary Galvin
Speaker 2: says you have until eight pm November fifth to return
Speaker 2: it in person or just drop it in a drop box.
Speaker 2: These ballots will then be secured in vaults and cannot
Speaker 2: be counted until the polls close. Join us at eight
Speaker 2: o'clock Tuesday night when the polls close, both here and
Speaker 2: streaming on the iHeartRadio app. Now, the economy is one
Speaker 2: of the driving issues this election cycle, and the last
Speaker 2: jobs report before the election is out. ABC's Brian Clark has.
Speaker 6: More employers added twelve thousand jobs in October, one month
Speaker 6: after adding two hundred and twenty three thousand. The cottomists
Speaker 6: say there are two major reasons for the slowdown, strikes
Speaker 6: and hurricanes. The Labor Department had previously said that about
Speaker 6: forty four thousand workers were on strike when the survey
Speaker 6: was conducted. Cottomists also say the aftermath of Hurricanes Helene
Speaker 6: and Milton kept growth low. The unemployment rate was unchanged,
Speaker 6: holding it four point one percent. Brian Clark ABC News.
Speaker 2: Q the beatles. Here comes the sun of the Greater
Speaker 2: Boston area and now the seventies in Medford's seventy degrees
Speaker 2: are high today could tie, maybe surpass a record high
Speaker 2: set back in the seventies of seventy seven degrees. Clear
Speaker 2: the winds die down tonight and we need that because
Speaker 2: the state is under a red flag warning.
Speaker 1: It's a red flag Friday for the majority of the Commonwealth.
Speaker 1: This comes as those who live in and around Lynn
Speaker 1: try to get the smell of smoke out of their homes.
Speaker 5: I woke up yesterday morning and I thought it was
Speaker 5: my house was on FAOL, but it was that heavy stump.
Speaker 5: It's It's ridiculous, it really was, and I hope they
Speaker 5: get it under control.
Speaker 1: Firefighters continued to fight fires on the north shore and
Speaker 1: prevent any more hotspots from getting out of control. Locals
Speaker 1: think they've been doing a great job.
Speaker 5: Good Hello a job, I tell you.
Speaker 1: I give them on credit. Meanwhile, the red flag warning
Speaker 1: issued for today will remain in effect until seven pm.
Speaker 1: In Lynn James Rojas w b Z Boston SNOOS Radio, we.
Speaker 2: Have an update on the Pink House. The US Fish
Speaker 2: and Wildlife Service says they're still tearing it down despite
Speaker 2: a hail Mary donation offer in the last minute's stay
Speaker 2: of execution from Governor Healey. Governor Healey tried to pause
Speaker 2: demolition yesterday while she talked it over with the Service.
Speaker 2: I came after the Service rejected a million dollar angel
Speaker 2: donation to save the Newburyport Pink House. Now the Services
Speaker 2: they push back the demolition a little bit longer out
Speaker 2: of respect for the Governor. But it's going to come down.
Speaker 2: It's coming down, and cast deside our rivalry. Lace up
Speaker 2: those shoes. Boston runners, they're headed to New York.
Speaker 7: It's no secret Boston is a runner city. So this
Speaker 7: weekend there's plenty of them shipping it south to New York. YEP.
Speaker 7: The Big Apples Marathon kicks off Sunday. More than fifty
Speaker 7: thousand runners. Among them is c. J. Albertson, who is
Speaker 7: finished as the top American at the Boston and Chicago
Speaker 7: Marathon this year. He's looking to sweep up all three
Speaker 7: US major marathons, top American honors.
Speaker 4: You know, when you know you can do something because
Speaker 4: you feel a certain way, when you don't do it,
Speaker 4: those are the things that are going to elevate your
Speaker 4: in life that you deep down know you can do.
Speaker 4: There's still really hard and it's going to take a
Speaker 4: lot of mental amphysical work to get there. But it's like,
Speaker 4: but you know you can't.
Speaker 7: US Olympians Connor Mans and Clayton young Stan in his
Speaker 7: way of snagging the NYC d Marathon. But to the
Speaker 7: runners of all levels out there, good luck, you got this.
Speaker 7: Jay will Let to BBZ Boston's news radio, scammers.
Speaker 2: Have been targeting Pbody Municipal light customers. The plant says
Speaker 2: one of their ratepayers was recently tricked into forking up
Speaker 2: three hundred dollars in gift cards to a fraudster. The
Speaker 2: scammer told the woman that trucks were on the way
Speaker 2: to cut off her power if she didn't pay up,
Speaker 2: while the light plant in PBT said they would never
Speaker 2: operate like that. You are now in the loop. For
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