Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: Thirty eight degrees in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon.
Speaker 2: I'm Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. Let it snow, Let
Speaker 2: it snow. Let it oh, no coding up to.
Speaker 3: An inch or so, maybe a couple of inches inside
Speaker 3: ninety five, getting closer to ninety three. But once you
Speaker 3: get west of ninety five, and also west of four
Speaker 3: ninety five, you're mainly going to be dealing with snow.
Speaker 3: And I think we can easily squeeze out at least
Speaker 3: a half a foot or so.
Speaker 2: That is CBS News Boston's Jason Michael. Yeah, he said
Speaker 2: half a foot for some in areas of central Massachusetts,
Speaker 2: some of the higher elevations of the Worcester Hills and
Speaker 2: into the Monadnock region. There is a winter weather advisory
Speaker 2: for central and western mass It goes into effect at
Speaker 2: eight o'clock tonight. In the timeline. Now, the snow will
Speaker 2: start tonight, it ends sometime tomorrow morning. It'll be just
Speaker 2: rain in Boston, and we'll keep you posted. Of course,
Speaker 2: a targeted attack. That is what officials in New York
Speaker 2: City are saying after sure United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson
Speaker 2: was killed at as shooting this morning has happened outside
Speaker 2: a hotel in Midtown Manhattan.
Speaker 4: The shooting happened before seven am outside the Hilton Hotel.
Speaker 4: A man hunt his other way for the gunman, who
Speaker 4: was wearing a black face mask and gray backpack, and
Speaker 4: YPD Commissioner Jessica Tish.
Speaker 5: Many people passed the suspect, but he appeared to wait
Speaker 5: for his intended target.
Speaker 4: The suspect fled first on foot, then on an e bike,
Speaker 4: and was last seen in Central Park. It's believed a
Speaker 4: silencer was used in the shooting on the busy Midtown block.
Speaker 4: Matt Piper CBS News New York.
Speaker 2: And police do say those city bikes do have GPS.
Speaker 2: Brian Thompson was a married father of two whose family
Speaker 2: lives in Minnesota. On the defensive, President Elecdonald Trump's pick
Speaker 2: for Defense secretary nominee, Fox News host Pete Hegsth says
Speaker 2: he's not dropping out over allegations of drunkeness, sexual assault,
Speaker 2: and inappropriate conduct in the workplace.
Speaker 6: In addition to pressing the flesh on Capitol Hill, Pete
Speaker 6: Hegscheth has employed a media strategy to shore up his
Speaker 6: bid to lead the Pennant Gone. Hexath says he asked
Speaker 6: his mother, who said in a twenty eighteen email that
Speaker 6: her son was an abuser of women, to appear on
Speaker 6: Fox News.
Speaker 7: Pete is a new person.
Speaker 6: He's redeemed forgiven, and in an interview with Megan Kelly
Speaker 6: on her Serious XM show, Hexath said he's still got
Speaker 6: the backing of the President elect.
Speaker 3: I chose you because you're the guy that's going to
Speaker 3: put the war fighters first.
Speaker 6: But sources state Trump has also spoken to others about
Speaker 6: the role, including Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, Stephen Portnoy, ABC
Speaker 6: News Washington.
Speaker 2: As winter settles in, WBC's Drewmaholland tells us it's a
Speaker 2: good time to try to understand what keeps us up
Speaker 2: at night.
Speaker 5: Restless nights. Can't sleep through the night, those starts and stops. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's not good. Maybe you know the feeling, and one
Speaker 5: cause could be the hormone cortisol. This essentially has the
Speaker 5: opposite effect of melatonin, which helps us sleep. Cortisol wakes
Speaker 5: us up as part of our normal circadian rhythm. If
Speaker 5: cortisol levels are out of wax so is your sleep.
Speaker 2: The waking of itself is not the problem.
Speaker 6: The problem comes in when you're unable to go back
Speaker 6: to sleep in a reasonable amount of time.
Speaker 5: Sleep expert Janie Kennedy. She suggests sitting up, using a
Speaker 5: cold pack on your forehead, Maybe try one of those
Speaker 5: calm noises apps, and you can always talk to your
Speaker 5: doctor too. Drew Mamhull and WBZ, Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 2: Some winter weather advisories that going to affected eight o'clock tonight,
Speaker 2: Central and western Massachusetts under those is where waiting for
Speaker 2: some snowfall. There it'll mainly be a rain event as
Speaker 2: you head into and close to the city and down
Speaker 2: toward the south shore, south coast cape and islands, where
Speaker 2: it'll be just too warm to support any snow. And
Speaker 2: then there's that area in between one twenty eight out
Speaker 2: to four ninety five, a little bit of a mixing
Speaker 2: going on and maybe a little bit of slick accumulation,
Speaker 2: and then outside of four ninety five you're talking about
Speaker 2: maybe one to three inches of snow. The higher elevations
Speaker 2: of northern Worcester County into the Worcester Hills and the
Speaker 2: Manadnock region, there could be three to six inches of
Speaker 2: snow by the time all is said and done with
Speaker 2: this storm, and all will be said and done by
Speaker 2: sometime tomorrow morning, probably later in the morning, we'll push
Speaker 2: it all out and we'll actually break some sunshine out
Speaker 2: later tomorrow. We'll also break out some wind, maybe even
Speaker 2: a stray snowshower or rain shower around. Though it'll be
Speaker 2: a warmer into the forties in Boston and over the
Speaker 2: Capan Islands, it is going to feel a lot chillier.
Speaker 2: With that wind whipping around forty mile an hour gusts,
Speaker 2: We're going to feel like we're in the twenties at times.
Speaker 2: By Friday, we'll feel like we're in the teens, with
Speaker 2: mostly Sunday skies and temperatures in the low thirties. Saturday,
Speaker 2: some sun, some clouds, the little breeze, temperatures in the
Speaker 2: upper thirties. Looks like we're gonna have a little bit
Speaker 2: of a warming trend next week. In fact, we could
Speaker 2: be in the low fifties by Tuesday. Fingers crossed thirty
Speaker 2: eighth right now in Boston, BPS Sundays Expands and rebrands.
Speaker 2: Wbz's Jared Barrosne explains.
Speaker 7: Inside the museum of Science. Boston Mayor Michelle Wu unveiling
Speaker 7: the next phase of her BPS Sunday's program, renaming it
Speaker 7: Boston Family Days.
Speaker 8: And so, after all of these many months of understanding, measuring, tweaking,
Speaker 8: and working with our institutions, we are so excited today
Speaker 8: to be able to finally open the doors for more
Speaker 8: of our families.
Speaker 7: Now it doesn't matter where you go to school in BA.
Speaker 7: Then the students will have free access to nine of
Speaker 7: Boston's cultural institutions on the first two Sundays of the month.
Speaker 8: We will be adding the Isabella Stuart Gardner Museum, the
Speaker 8: John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, and the Museum
Speaker 8: of African American History to our existing list of partner institution.
Speaker 7: Mayor who says roughly forty four thousand students have taken
Speaker 7: advantage of BPS Sundays, which will still run through the
Speaker 7: end of the year. Boston Family Days officially starts in January.
Speaker 7: Jared Brosnan WBZ Boston's News radio.
Speaker 2: Prices are heading upward at Chipotle.
Speaker 1: Leaders at Chipotle had said they were trying to figure
Speaker 1: out how not to raise prices, but inflation could not
Speaker 1: be avoided. Chipotle executives, saying higher costs for things like beef, avocados,
Speaker 1: kso sour cream, and labor all have to be offset
Speaker 1: with higher menu prices, and that it hasn't raised prices
Speaker 1: nationally in over a year. It did raise them in
Speaker 1: California this year because of a new twenty dollars an
Speaker 1: hour minimum wage law for fast food workers. In this round,
Speaker 1: Chipotle is raising prices about two percent. In response. Chipotle's
Speaker 1: stock price rose at own EBC.
Speaker 2: News, you Can't keep the Dead down. Dead and Company
Speaker 2: will return to the Las Vegas Sphere next year. The
Speaker 2: band set to play eighteen shows next spring at the
Speaker 2: Cutting Edge Venue, their residency. He'll kick off March twentieth.
Speaker 2: The last date set is for May seventeenth. The band
Speaker 2: says this will be their only Sphere shows in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five. Ticket pre sales start on Tuesday. General on
Speaker 2: sale ticket selling begins on December thirteenth. You are now
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