Speaker 1: This is w b Z, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: Beautiful sunshine seventy degrees in Boston at eleven o'clock on
Speaker 2: this Saturday. Hello, thanks for being with us. I'm Sherry Small.
Speaker 2: Let's get you caught up. Here's what's happening. President Trump
Speaker 2: says Russia and Ukraine should move beyond a possible cease
Speaker 2: fire and begin focusing on a peace deal that's expected
Speaker 2: to be the topic of conversation at the White House
Speaker 2: early next week.
Speaker 3: Ukrainian President Volodims Zelensky will fly to Washington, DC on
Speaker 3: Monday to meet President Donald Trump in the wake of
Speaker 3: the summit in Alaska. After the US and Russian leaders
Speaker 3: left Alaska without an agreement on Ukraine. Zelensky said he
Speaker 3: held a long and substantive conversation with Trump early Saturday,
Speaker 3: thanking him for an invitation to meet in person next week.
Speaker 3: Trump also held calls with European leaders and said that
Speaker 3: if it all works out, he'll then schedule another meeting
Speaker 3: with President Putin. Zelensky said he spoke to Trump one
Speaker 3: on one, and then I'm in a call with NATO
Speaker 3: leaders in conversations lasting over ninety minutes. The group, including
Speaker 3: the head of the European Union France, Germany and the UK,
Speaker 3: then released a joint statement saying they're ready to work
Speaker 3: towards a trilateral summit with European support. Zelenski last met
Speaker 3: Trump in the Oval Office in February. I'm nayan Kim.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, the Trump administration reversing corus, now agreeing to keep
Speaker 2: the DC Police chief in control. This after officials in
Speaker 2: the nation's capital sued to block a takeover of DC Police.
Speaker 2: The order would have given DEA Chief Terry Cole, emergency
Speaker 2: authority over the Metropolitan Police Department, but that's now scaled
Speaker 2: back following talks with Justice Department lawyers, DC Attorney General
Speaker 2: Brian Schwab and Mayor Muriel Bowser, calling the compromise a
Speaker 2: win for the city.
Speaker 4: Even the President of the United States, even the Attorney
Speaker 4: General of the United States, needs to comply with the
Speaker 4: law and the Home Rule Charter and the Home Rule
Speaker 4: Act is very clear with respect to when the President
Speaker 4: can request limited services of MPD, limited by time, limited
Speaker 4: by emergency circumstances, and limited for federal purposes, and in
Speaker 4: all cases those services must be requested to the mayor
Speaker 4: to be provided by the chief of police, not a
Speaker 4: hostile takeover of our police.
Speaker 2: US Attorney General Pam Mondy is directing the district's police
Speaker 2: to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement regardless of city laws.
Speaker 2: All right. The hurricane season in full swing now. Hurricane
Speaker 2: erin intensifying into a Category four storm in the Caribbean.
Speaker 2: CBS News meteorologist Nikki Nolan.
Speaker 5: Aarin has not only become a hurricane in the past
Speaker 5: twenty four hours from Friday to Saturday, but it has
Speaker 5: also undergone what is known as extreme rapid intensification. Aarin
Speaker 5: is forecast to stay away from the US in the
Speaker 5: East coast of the United States and head closer to
Speaker 5: Bermuda by the end of next week.
Speaker 2: The hurricane packing win of up to one hundred and
Speaker 2: thirty miles per hour. The four W four day WBZ
Speaker 2: aqu weather forecasts mostly sunny and nice. Today, will reach
Speaker 2: a high near eighty in Boston, mid eighties in the
Speaker 2: inland areas. It'll be comfortable, a comfortable eighty without the humidity,
Speaker 2: but then more humid tonight, mainly clear, a low of
Speaker 2: sixty eight Tomorrow. We're really going to dial up the
Speaker 2: heat and humidity adding a thunderstorm around late in the
Speaker 2: day as well or during the evening. The high ninety degrees.
Speaker 2: That's a humid ninety Monday, noticeably cooler, less humid, sunshina clouds,
Speaker 2: highs seventy one to seventy six. Tuesday will remain cool,
Speaker 2: still nice, more sun than clouds and a high of
Speaker 2: seventy two degrees. Right now, it's sunny and seventy in
Speaker 2: Boston at eleven oh five. All right, Red and white
Speaker 2: striped tents are pitched in Braintree with a circus now
Speaker 2: in town. WBC Susanne Sausville reports from sell Shoreplasa.
Speaker 1: This is Flip Circus.
Speaker 6: Surely is the general manager boutique circus.
Speaker 1: There's no bad seat in the house.
Speaker 6: With performers from all over the world like Finland, South
Speaker 6: Africa and Spain. A mixture of modern and traditional circus.
Speaker 1: We don't have any animals. We are inside a tent,
Speaker 1: but the lights are state of the art. We have
Speaker 1: a live orchestra.
Speaker 6: John Vasquez's family founded the circus and he's a ring
Speaker 6: master and performer. He does the roll of bola with
Speaker 6: his sister.
Speaker 1: While I'm on top of the roller bola. My sister
Speaker 1: goes on top of me. She stands on my head,
Speaker 1: on my shoulders, does handstands.
Speaker 6: And of course there's a clown.
Speaker 1: Spanish clown called Jonny Rico. He makes you feel part
Speaker 1: of the show. He walks around the audience doing little jokes.
Speaker 6: The circus is in town until September two in Braintree.
Speaker 6: Suzanne so Osville WBZ Boston's news Radio.
Speaker 2: A nostalgic vinyl fair about to take place in La.
Speaker 7: Marley and the Whalers recorded live at the Roxy. The
Speaker 7: doors were the house Bandit Whiskey a Go Go in
Speaker 7: the summer of sixty six. They're both on the iconic
Speaker 7: Sunset Strip, which turns out to be the perfect setting
Speaker 7: for summer on sunset. The free event features vinyl DJ sets,
Speaker 7: brand activations at about fifty five booths from local record
Speaker 7: stores and vintage vendors. Deborah Rodriguez, CBS News Rapper Sean
Speaker 7: Kingston is sentenced in a fraud case.
Speaker 8: Hemody's Bed, the singer who rose to fame at the
Speaker 8: age of seventeen in two thousand and seven with the
Speaker 8: hit Beautiful Girls, will serve three and a half years
Speaker 8: in prison after being convicted in a million dollar fraud scheme.
Speaker 9: Kingston's mother, Janice Eleanor Turner, who was also convicted of fraud,
Speaker 9: was earlier sentenced to five years in prison. The prosecution
Speaker 9: claimed Kingston bullied victims for luxury merchandise and then refused
Speaker 9: to pay. The defense said Kingston had the business acumen
Speaker 9: of a teenager who relied on business managers and his mother.
Speaker 9: Lindley Kenyon, CBS News Washington.
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