Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining local news. Lots
Speaker 1: of sun in Boston right now, It's sixty six degrees,
Speaker 1: it is four o'clock. You've made it to Friday. Good
Speaker 1: to be with you. I'm Nicole Davis. Here's what's happening.
Speaker 1: Marathon Monday just a few days away. We now have
Speaker 1: a better idea of what city, state, and federal agencies
Speaker 1: are doing to keep both the runners and the spectators safe.
Speaker 1: Law enforcement will be deployed along the marathon route. As
Speaker 1: we hear from CBS News Boston's Penny Commit.
Speaker 2: Law enforcement officials across the state have been working for
Speaker 2: months not only to meet the moment, but to raise
Speaker 2: the bar on public safety and security.
Speaker 3: We have worked to prepare for every possible scenario.
Speaker 1: The FBI is not aware have any specific or credible
Speaker 1: threats targeting these events.
Speaker 2: Well, you'll see hundreds of police officers, state troopers, and
Speaker 2: EMS personnel along the twenty six point two mile route.
Speaker 2: Officials say even more, we'll be working behind the scenes,
Speaker 2: including at the MEMA headquarters in Framingham and the FBI
Speaker 2: Boston's Joint Intelligence Center in Chelsea.
Speaker 1: Now keep this in mind, if you have to get
Speaker 1: around on Marathon Monday, specifically in the morning. All the
Speaker 1: roads along the marathon route are closing at five o'clock
Speaker 1: in the morning. Public transit, of course the best way
Speaker 1: to go. But if you are driving, stay with us
Speaker 1: on Marathon Monday. We've got all the info you need
Speaker 1: in traffic and weather together on the threes Now police
Speaker 1: are not just getting ready for the marathon, they're also
Speaker 1: getting ready for a big birthday party. This weekend is
Speaker 1: the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the start of
Speaker 1: the American Revolution. All those years ago. It happened right
Speaker 1: in our backyard, the first shots fired in Lexington and
Speaker 1: conquered Now. Officials say they're not expecting any high ranking
Speaker 1: officials like the President to show up, but they've got
Speaker 1: plenty of fun activities that are planned and ready to go,
Speaker 1: Lots of history buffs already making their way to the
Speaker 1: Metro West again, Public transit highly encouraged. The MBTA says
Speaker 1: it's running extra service on the commuter rail to get
Speaker 1: you there for a one at Boston. Federal judge throwing
Speaker 1: another wrench into the Trump administration's plans to deport migrants
Speaker 1: to countries like El Salvador.
Speaker 4: District Judge Brian Murphy on Friday issued an injunction that
Speaker 4: bars the Trump administration from deporting any non citizen to
Speaker 4: a country not explicitly mentioned in their order of removal
Speaker 4: without first allowing them the chance to raise concerns about
Speaker 4: their safety. He said the order prevents the irreparable harm
Speaker 4: of non citizens being sent to countries where they might
Speaker 4: feed his persecution, torture, or death. Peter Harlambus ABC News.
Speaker 1: And Mehmet Oz is officially now the Administrator of the
Speaker 1: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Speaker 5: I Memet Oz do solemnly swear you may know him
Speaker 5: as the TV personality doctor Oz, but now he's taking
Speaker 5: the helm of the agency that oversees Medicare and Medicaid,
Speaker 5: and he has big plans.
Speaker 6: The guy that we're going to make the care better,
Speaker 6: We're going to make it the outcomes improve, and we're
Speaker 6: going to make sure that America can actually be the
Speaker 6: healthiest country that could ever possibly be.
Speaker 5: He pledges to do that by modernizing the system and
Speaker 5: cutting waste, fraud and abuse.
Speaker 6: We are going to stop people from steel, prom our
Speaker 6: most vulnerable from stealing with the taxpayers.
Speaker 5: Lindy Canyon, CBS News, the White House.
Speaker 1: For the rest of the night, we will have some
Speaker 1: breezy conditions out there. It'll be cloudy and mild, maybe
Speaker 1: a couple of early showers. If you're north of Boston,
Speaker 1: we are having loads tonight in the low to mid fifties.
Speaker 1: For Tomorrow, it's going to be such a warm day.
Speaker 1: If you're away from the coast. We have a high
Speaker 1: year eighty with a mix of sun and clouds to start.
Speaker 1: A couple of showers around during the evening hours, but again,
Speaker 1: what a warm day if you're in southeastern Massachusetts, though,
Speaker 1: we're not really getting out of the upper fifties to
Speaker 1: near sixty with that onshore breeze. For Tomorrow night, partly
Speaker 1: cloudy and breezy, low near fifty Easter Sunday for your
Speaker 1: sunrise service, again we'll be in the fifties, but we
Speaker 1: should have nice, calm conditions, breezy and cooler for the rest.
Speaker 4: Of the day.
Speaker 1: For the egg rolls, we've got a high year sixty
Speaker 1: and then Marathon Monday, cool with clouds and sunshine, a
Speaker 1: mix there, a high near fifty five, occasional rain and
Speaker 1: drizzle later in the day right now, our temperatures where
Speaker 1: it's sixty seven degrees in Orange sixty eight right now
Speaker 1: if you make your way to nash when New Hampshire
Speaker 1: south of Boston, where at sixty seven in Brockton, and
Speaker 1: in Boston at four oh six, it is partly cloudy
Speaker 1: and right now where it's sixty seven. Runners from around
Speaker 1: the world are arriving in Boston for the Boston Marathon
Speaker 1: on Monday, and wbz's Carl Stevens wants to know why Boston.
Speaker 3: Burnell Antsy from Saskatchewan has run marathons in Chicago and
Speaker 3: New York, but she says there's nothing like Boston.
Speaker 4: Boston has my heart.
Speaker 3: Boston absolutely has my heart. This is her fifth time
Speaker 3: running Boston. It's like a springtime home away from home.
Speaker 1: Boston is very welcoming.
Speaker 3: We love it being here. We feel very much kind
Speaker 3: of at home.
Speaker 5: It's like a slightly bigger version of our city in Saskatoon.
Speaker 3: Runners from all over have come to Boston. They'll ride
Speaker 3: the momentum wave of support from crowds along the route
Speaker 3: and take in the feel of the historic race in
Speaker 3: a historic place.
Speaker 5: The community, the excitement, the culture is.
Speaker 3: Like none other. From Copley Square Carl Stevens w Z
Speaker 3: Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 1: The federal judge says the Trump administration cannot fire hundreds
Speaker 1: of employees from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Judge Amy
Speaker 1: Burman Jackson said she's worried that authorities are not complying
Speaker 1: with an earlier order that maintains the agency's existence until
Speaker 1: she rules on the merits of another suit trying to
Speaker 1: preserve it. About fifteen hundred employees around the chopping block.
Speaker 1: That would leave about two hundred left at the agency.
Speaker 1: Her order band's officials from carrying out any mass firings
Speaker 1: are cutting off access to computer systems until a hearing
Speaker 1: on the twenty eighth, and Celtics fans are gearing up
Speaker 1: for the team's campaign for Banner nineteen.
Speaker 6: The defending NBA champs back on the Parque on Sunday.
Speaker 6: Playoff energy returns after it seems like the regular season's
Speaker 6: success was on cruise control.
Speaker 3: I think they've been awesome. Yeah, no, it's cool.
Speaker 6: You know, Billy and Derek will be watching this Sunday.
Speaker 1: Seems like a good vibe in the city.
Speaker 3: It's too bad about the Bruins.
Speaker 6: I'm bummed about that Derek says he's switching up that
Speaker 6: Bruins hat for the Shamrock beginning on Sunday afternoon, when
Speaker 6: fans will pour onto Causeways for Game one against the Magic.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, Yeah, that'll be Bitney down here.
Speaker 6: Other than some minor knee pain for Jalen Brown, which
Speaker 6: has been improving, the roster will be ready to roll,
Speaker 6: and so well fans. As the hype train rolls into
Speaker 6: North Station outside the Garden, Jim McKay WVZ, Boston's News Radio, You.
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