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Speaker 2: Cloudy for the moment, but that's going to be short lived.
Speaker 2: The rain returning to Boston momentarily fifty nine degrees in
Speaker 2: the city, widespread rain across most of the state. Hello,
Speaker 2: and thanks for being with us on this Saturday. It's
Speaker 2: eleven o'clock. I'm Sherry Small. Let's get you caught up.
Speaker 2: Here's what's happening. We are following the back and forth
Speaker 2: missile strikes between Iran and Israel. Your CBS is Michael
Speaker 2: Wallace with the very latest in this special.
Speaker 3: Report, the CBS News Special Report. Israel says it's attacking
Speaker 3: more sites in Iran. Sirens wailed in and around Tel Aviv,
Speaker 3: where some missiles got through. At least three people were killed.
Speaker 3: Iran says seventy eight people have died in Israel's attacks,
Speaker 3: most of them, it says, we're civilians. Israel claims that
Speaker 3: killed nine Iranian nuclear scientists. CBS is eleanor Watson.
Speaker 4: Us bass in both Iraq and Syria are heightened alert
Speaker 4: in case Iron follows through on its vow to not
Speaker 4: only retaliate against Israel, but also to retaliate against the US.
Speaker 4: The US message at the United Nations was that any
Speaker 4: attack on Americans in the region would be met with
Speaker 4: quote dire consequences.
Speaker 3: Cbs'sara Navarro has more on the White House reaction to
Speaker 3: the fighting between Israel and Iran.
Speaker 5: Our reporting is that President Trump was aware of the
Speaker 5: impending strike, but did not explicitly green light Israel to
Speaker 5: launch those attacks. According the multiple.
Speaker 3: Sources, sounds like Iran will not show up for tomorrow's
Speaker 3: schedule nuclear talks with the US CBS News Special Report,
Speaker 3: I'm Michael Wallace.
Speaker 2: And we do have breaking news coming into the newsroom.
Speaker 2: Minnesota Governor Tim wall says former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa
Speaker 2: Hortman and her husband have been killed in a politically
Speaker 2: motivated shooting. One other lawmaker injured by a shooter who
Speaker 2: authorities say was posing as law enforcement. Here's ABC's Josh
Speaker 2: Margolan with the.
Speaker 1: Very latest War enforcing was very very quick to say
Speaker 1: leader target attacks. That is is language that they use
Speaker 1: when they want the public to know there's not some
Speaker 1: sort of active shooter randomly shooting at people outside. But yes,
Speaker 1: they were targeted at their homes at state lawmakers tend
Speaker 1: to be highly accessible they're members of the community, members
Speaker 1: of the population, you know, mothers at PTA meetings and
Speaker 1: parents who go to a Little League games.
Speaker 2: A manhunt is underway public health alert here in Boston
Speaker 2: over potential exposure to measles. Officials say that a person
Speaker 2: with measles visited Boston, staying at the Western Hotel in
Speaker 2: the Seaport on June seventh and eighth. Also on June eighth,
Speaker 2: they visited the Museum of Fine Arts and then were
Speaker 2: later at Terminal SA at Logan Airport boarding a Jet
Speaker 2: Blue flight to Miami. People who are unvaccinated may have
Speaker 2: been exposed and should contact their healthcare provider immediately. Measles
Speaker 2: is highly contagious and infection can occur seven to twenty
Speaker 2: one days after direct or indirect contact with an infected person.
Speaker 2: And now the four dawbz ACU weather forecast, it's going
Speaker 2: to be another wet Saturday today like we've seen umpteen
Speaker 2: times in a row, rather cloudy, cool as well. We're
Speaker 2: going to see occasional rain and drizzle right now. That
Speaker 2: rain is fairly widespread, tempt slowly falling through the fifties tonight,
Speaker 2: generally cloudy. Some areas of drizzle could linger to the
Speaker 2: south of Boston. The overnight low fifty four degrees. All right, Sunday,
Speaker 2: Father's Day, we are going to see some breaks of
Speaker 2: sunshine returning, but it's going to stay on the cool side.
Speaker 2: A high of sixty two. Monday, mostly cloudy, not as cold.
Speaker 2: Sixty six to seventy is the high. And then on
Speaker 2: Tuesday we have some sunshine and a high of seventy two.
Speaker 2: Right now, that rain, as I said, looking at the
Speaker 2: radar map, is widespread. This storm is rainstorm is wafting
Speaker 2: from west to east. So right now, most of western
Speaker 2: Mass is dry, with the exception of some few spotty areas.
Speaker 2: And believe it or not, it looks like Boston. A
Speaker 2: good portion of Boston is dry right now, but that
Speaker 2: is going to be very short lived. The rain is
Speaker 2: going to return any minute.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: It's fifty nine oh. I just refreshed the computer light
Speaker 2: rain back in Boston. Fifty nine degrees. Told you it
Speaker 2: was coming back right away. It's eleven oh six. Back
Speaker 2: to news now, all right. Starting this weekend, the MBTA
Speaker 2: will be running slightly fewer trolleys on the Green Line
Speaker 2: this as it works to install its new safety system.
Speaker 2: Here's WBC's Kyle Bray with more.
Speaker 5: This summer, the NBTA will be taking some trains off
Speaker 5: the tracks to equip them for its new green Line
Speaker 5: Train protection system. The system is meant to avoid collisions
Speaker 5: and improve speed enforcement. It can alert operators when they're
Speaker 5: going too fast and can even stop the trolley automatically.
Speaker 5: But to do this, they'll leave the scale back some
Speaker 5: service by about two percent for the summer months. These
Speaker 5: Somerville residents take the green line everywhere, and they're okay
Speaker 5: with the plan definitely, especially.
Speaker 2: If the safety is then long last date.
Speaker 3: It's not like we fixed it for a month.
Speaker 1: Given how long we waited to get the green line
Speaker 1: out there, I'm willing to take a little bit delays
Speaker 1: to have it run great.
Speaker 5: The t says the system will eventually lead to better
Speaker 5: travel times because of less unplanned stops. Kyle Bray, WBZ
Speaker 5: Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: Tens of thousands of people will be gathering later today
Speaker 2: at the home of the Chicago White Sox to celebrate
Speaker 2: well what could be the team's most famous fan ever.
Speaker 3: I think there's this a real buzz or real excitement.
Speaker 6: The gathering will be for a mass to celebrate the
Speaker 6: election of a Chicago native as head of the Catholic Church.
Speaker 6: When Pope Leo the fourteenth was merely Father Bob Prevost,
Speaker 6: he sat in one of the seats at Radefield to
Speaker 6: cheer on the White Sox in the twenty oh five
Speaker 6: World Series. Auxiliary Bishop and Vicar General Larry Sullivan. The
Speaker 6: fact that he's a baseball fan, I think, is just
Speaker 6: speaking volumes to people who are baseball fans.
Speaker 3: This makes them so relatable.
Speaker 6: Pope Leo will appear during a pre mass program in
Speaker 6: a recorded video message aimed at the youth of the world.
Speaker 6: Bernie Tafoya for CBS News Chicago.
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Speaker 2: I'm Sherry Small, WBZ, Boston's news radio