Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: Hey, it's fifty four degrees and sunny in Boston at
Speaker 2: four o'clock good Sunday afternoon. I'm Madison Rodgers and in Foxborough.
Speaker 2: Less than a minute left on the clock now. The
Speaker 2: Patriots trailing by five points against the Jets as that
Speaker 2: fourth quarter draws to a close. Meantime, star quarterback Drake
Speaker 2: May has exited the game after suffering a head injury.
Speaker 2: That score right now is twenty two Jets seventeen Pats.
Speaker 2: After weeks with little rain, brushfires have been popping up
Speaker 2: around Greater Boston, and Salem has Hallowekend crowds flood in
Speaker 2: a blaze has been smoldering for the better part of
Speaker 2: a day now. Wbz's Kyle Shaffle has more on that.
Speaker 3: Sheets of smoke drifting like ghosts out of the woods
Speaker 3: in Salem, making it tough to breathe. The brush fire
Speaker 3: in the forest behind the shopping center has torched at
Speaker 3: least eighty acres so far. Salem Fire Chief Allen Dion
Speaker 3: says this kind of thing isn't new in the woods
Speaker 3: behind Highland av.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we burn up here often. We've had fires in
Speaker 4: this pot of the woods for many, many years, and
Speaker 4: this pot hasn't burned in about six years, so there's
Speaker 4: plenty a few.
Speaker 3: Luckily, no one was injured and there's been no structural damage.
Speaker 3: The haze was easily visible for miles along the Salem Turnpike.
Speaker 3: I asked Chief Dian if all this smoke is going
Speaker 3: to affect Halloween happenings in downtown Salem, and one of
Speaker 3: the city's biggest weekends of the year.
Speaker 4: Absolutely not gonna go that way. That would not be
Speaker 4: anything we're concerned about.
Speaker 3: The Chief said, it could be quite a while till
Speaker 3: this thing is completely out In Salem, Kyle Shaffle to
Speaker 3: be busy Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: A separate outdoor fire in central mass has left a
Speaker 2: woman dead. State police say they responded to the scene
Speaker 2: of an encampment in Millbury around eight twenty last night.
Speaker 2: That's where they found the victim victim who has not
Speaker 2: been identified. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
Speaker 2: In the Middle East, there's a new round of talks
Speaker 2: around the war in Gaza, and one of the key
Speaker 2: mediators is proposing a new part in the fighting. More
Speaker 2: from the BBC SU Montgomery.
Speaker 1: Egypt's President Abdolfata Alsisi has proposed an initial two day
Speaker 1: ceasefire in Gaza to exchange four Israeli hostages with some
Speaker 1: Palestinian prisoners. He was speaking as Israel's spy chief, the
Speaker 1: director of the CIA, and Katar's prime minister meet to
Speaker 1: prepare for new talks for a ceasefire and hostage release deal.
Speaker 2: Israeli strikes on northern Gaza today have killed more than
Speaker 2: twenty people, and in Tel Aviv, a suspected terror attack
Speaker 2: is killed at least one.
Speaker 5: Police say more than thirty five Israelis are wounded after
Speaker 5: a suspected Palestinian militant drove a large truck into a
Speaker 5: crowded bus stop north of Tel Aviv. This bus stop
Speaker 5: not far from several Israeli military bases and the headquarters
Speaker 5: of israel spy agency, the Mosad. The assailant shot dead
Speaker 5: at the scene. Police say it's unclear whether he acted alone.
Speaker 5: Hamas has recently claimed several deadly terror attacks on Israelis,
Speaker 5: as the Warren Gaza reages on Geordana Miller, ABC News Jerusalem.
Speaker 2: No one has claimed responsibility for today's attack. In the
Speaker 2: four day WBZ ACU Weather forecast. It's clear to partly
Speaker 2: cloudy tonight, forty one for the low in Boston. Some
Speaker 2: inland suburbs will see temps in the mid thirties. Sunny
Speaker 2: tomorrow with high around fifty three. However, some spots inlands
Speaker 2: and down toward the Cape may stay in the upper forties. Tuesday,
Speaker 2: we have plenty of sun and temps in the upper fifties.
Speaker 2: Back up near seventy for Wednesday, with sun and some clouds.
Speaker 2: Right now, it is fifty degrees in Worcester. It is
Speaker 2: fifty three in Salem, fifty five in Plymouth. Here in
Speaker 2: Boston fifty four, feeling more like fifty with a fairly
Speaker 2: gusty wind out there and a blue sky overhead. It
Speaker 2: is four to oh five. Next weekend. You'll get an
Speaker 2: extra hour of sleep as we return to standard time WBZ.
Speaker 2: Sherry Small has more on the potential of the time
Speaker 2: change could have on your health.
Speaker 6: Daylight Saving time officially and Sunday morning, November third, at
Speaker 6: two am. Not only are we going to gain that
Speaker 6: extra hour of sleep, health experts say the fall back
Speaker 6: is typically a little easier to deal with than the
Speaker 6: spring forward that we do in March, and it will
Speaker 6: be lighter out earlier in the morning. That's great for
Speaker 6: those school kids catching an early bus. The downside, well,
Speaker 6: it will start to get dark late in the afternoon,
Speaker 6: so that could mean leaving work in the darks. Same
Speaker 6: goes for a late day walk or outdoor exercise. Health
Speaker 6: experts warn it could take a little while to adjust,
Speaker 6: and even an hour change on the clock can throw
Speaker 6: off your sleep schedule. Some people try to prepare for
Speaker 6: time change jolt by changing their bedtimes little by little
Speaker 6: in the days before the change to help reset their
Speaker 6: circadian rhythm for a more healthful sleep. Sherry Small WBZ,
Speaker 6: Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: This evening, the sun sets at five point forty three
Speaker 2: after Timothy Schallo may Challomy crashes his own lookalike contest or.
Speaker 2: Police shut the event down. That event in New York
Speaker 2: City drew a big crowd today Please ordered them to
Speaker 2: disperse because they say the event didn't have the proper permits.
Speaker 2: At least one was arrested, but that didn't stop the
Speaker 2: done actor from showing up anyway, flanked by bodyguards. Chalomet
Speaker 2: post for pictures with fans dresses some of his iconic
Speaker 2: movie characters organizers received a five hundred dollars fine for
Speaker 2: holding an unpermitted costume contest no word if they let
Speaker 2: Timothay himself win. Apple is rolling out a new feature
Speaker 2: aimed at protecting kids.
Speaker 7: The new feature is already available in Australia and will
Speaker 7: soon be rolled out around the world. Children will be
Speaker 7: able to report unwanted sexual images or video in their
Speaker 7: iPhone messages. Apple will then be able to look at
Speaker 7: the messages and notify law enforcement if warranted, or take
Speaker 7: action against the sender. Right now, Apple may automatically blur
Speaker 7: explicit images sent to children's accounts, and pop up screens
Speaker 7: direct them to tell an adult trust Wen, did you
Speaker 7: let CBS News?
Speaker 2: After decades and the biz It's the end of an
Speaker 2: era today for Dragon Island, a staple Chinese restaurant in Saugus,
Speaker 2: but the owner tells Mass Live it's not the end
Speaker 2: of the story. Albert Lao says issues with the building
Speaker 2: are the main reason they're being forced to close, along
Speaker 2: with higher rent costs, so now he's looking for a
Speaker 2: new home for Dragon Island. Next year would have been
Speaker 2: their fortieth anniversary. You're now in the loop for news
Speaker 2: updates throughout the day. Listen to WBZ news Radio on
Speaker 2: the iHeartRadio app. I'm Madison Rogers, WBZ, Boston's news radio