Speaker 1: Forty six degrees in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon,
Speaker 1: I'm Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. Secretary of State Marco
Speaker 1: Rubio supports the recent steel and aluminum terraces, and during
Speaker 1: a meeting with top diplomats in Canada, ABC's Molly Nagel.
Speaker 2: With the tail Sacretario State Marco Rubio defended President Trump's
Speaker 2: tariffs while in Canada today, saying they're not meant as
Speaker 2: a hostile move. Speaking with reporters, Rubio said the President
Speaker 2: wants to reset the baseline of international trade, but tensions
Speaker 2: have risen after the EU and Canada announce retaliatory action
Speaker 2: in response to the United States twenty five percent tariff
Speaker 2: on all aluminum and steel imports. The White House and
Speaker 2: sys tariffs will help the country, but economists warn't American
Speaker 2: businesses will foot the bill and pass costs along to
Speaker 2: consumers by raising prices. Molly Nagel, ABC News. The White House.
Speaker 1: Canada officially has a new Prime Minister, Mark Carney, sworn
Speaker 1: in today after Justin Trudeau formally stepped down. Trudeau served
Speaker 1: as Prime minister for nearly a day decade. He made
Speaker 1: the decision to step down in January when Pole showed
Speaker 1: his Liberal party is likely to lose the country's upcoming
Speaker 1: federal election. President Trump's is speaking at the Department of
Speaker 1: Justice this afternoon. He says the DOJ broke the trust
Speaker 1: of the American people and says the Biden administration turned
Speaker 1: the agency into the Department of in Justice. Full speed
Speaker 1: ahead to stop a government shutdown and a reversal by
Speaker 1: some Democrats, the Senate likely approving later today a continuing
Speaker 1: Resolution funding the government till the end of the fiscal year.
Speaker 1: Minority Leader Chuck Schumer says, still hold his nose and
Speaker 1: support it.
Speaker 3: The CR is a bad bill, but as bad as
Speaker 3: the CR is, I believe allowing Donald Trump to take
Speaker 3: even much more power via a government shutdown is a
Speaker 3: far worse option.
Speaker 1: Majority Leader John Thune meantime, it's promising changes will come.
Speaker 4: Another Continuing Resolution, another CR was nobody's first choice. But
Speaker 4: I can tell you this, the next time the Senate
Speaker 4: it's on an appropriation bill, it won't be on the
Speaker 4: eve of another shutdown.
Speaker 1: Tonight at midnight, the deadline to avoid a federal government shutdown.
Speaker 1: A warning about milk from a New Hampshire farm consumers
Speaker 1: are being warned by the State Department of Health and
Speaker 1: Human Services not to drink raw milk from Brookvale Pines
Speaker 1: Farm in Fremont with best if used by dates through
Speaker 1: March twenty second. They say it might be contaminated the
Speaker 1: milk with listeria. It comes after health officials we're notified
Speaker 1: a cow at that farm was diagnosed with asteria infection.
Speaker 1: Right along the coast this afternoon, we're hanging mainly in
Speaker 1: the forties, but you move a little bit inland and
Speaker 1: temperatures start to rise, in fact, into the upper fifties
Speaker 1: in some inland spots today, like Springfield and Westfield, almost
Speaker 1: sixty degrees there. Fitchburg right now is at fifty six,
Speaker 1: but we're hanging at forty six in Boston. As we
Speaker 1: head into the evening, thirty six to forty. For the
Speaker 1: low temperatures, we will have clouds around and some patche fog,
Speaker 1: especially near the coast. Tomorrow, we'll start with clouds, we'll
Speaker 1: break for some afternoon sunshine and we will get milder
Speaker 1: temperature make a run well into the fifties. In fact,
Speaker 1: we could hit sixty in a few spots, but those
Speaker 1: spots won't be on the Capan Islands upper forties. That's
Speaker 1: it there Tomorrow mainly cloudy Tomorrow night a low forty six,
Speaker 1: and then on Sunday we'll start out with clouds and
Speaker 1: a wind that'll start picking up and whipping around, but
Speaker 1: we should stay dry through much of the day. Some
Speaker 1: rain we'll get in here later on in the day,
Speaker 1: certainly into the evening, with some of it becoming heavy.
Speaker 1: Temperatures on Sunday into the upper sixties and the warmest spots,
Speaker 1: and we'll be near sixty on Monday, but we'll keep
Speaker 1: the rain around, maybe a couple thunderstorms too, and some
Speaker 1: flooding downpours possible. Right now forty six in Boston, I'll
Speaker 1: forget about carrying around a handful of quarters to feed
Speaker 1: the meter. When it comes to city living, parking is valuable,
Speaker 1: and if you've got the money, more than quarters, spend it.
Speaker 1: I'm parking.
Speaker 5: If I'm talking seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars, you
Speaker 5: may think, oh, that must be a nice house, nice condo. No,
Speaker 5: not at all, not even close. I'm talking about a parking.
Speaker 1: Spot that's crazy, insane.
Speaker 5: Exactly seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars to park your
Speaker 5: car at the Brimmer Street Valley Garage on Beacon Hill.
Speaker 3: It's like a house.
Speaker 1: It's kind of hard to say the least.
Speaker 5: Now, this posh parking plaza is listed as fully staffed.
Speaker 5: He'll refuel your car, wash it, and get it for you.
Speaker 5: For people like Carmene can't even fathom that lifestyle.
Speaker 2: For that amount of money, you can buy a big
Speaker 2: house with three bedrooms.
Speaker 5: Maybe if I could bargain that spot down to seventy
Speaker 5: five bucks, I might have a shot.
Speaker 1: Time's that by ten thousand? Yeah?
Speaker 5: I don't think so. From my meter at Spot by
Speaker 5: the Common. Jim mcka WBZ Boston's news radio, Hey, reminder
Speaker 5: to mind your manners and your drinking. Over the Saint
Speaker 5: Patrick's Day weekend triple A northeast, deserting those who plan
Speaker 5: to celebrate to designate a sober driver. According to the
Speaker 5: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Saint Patrick's Day is one
Speaker 5: of the deadliest days on US roads. It's a wonderful
Speaker 5: day for pie. Yeah, it's Pie Day.
Speaker 6: Today is March fourteenth, or Pie Day, which celebrates the
Speaker 6: ratio of the circumference of a circle. The number If
Speaker 6: you remember from math class. This is pie followudbye two six, fine, three, five,
Speaker 6: eight nights, circumference over time, and it can actually go
Speaker 6: on forever. And because prices for pretty much everything have
Speaker 6: been sky high forever, it's a good day to celebrate
Speaker 6: Pie Day with some actual pie, pizza pie. A bunch
Speaker 6: of chains like Papa John's, Marcos and CC's are giving
Speaker 6: you the zaw on the cheap where you buy one
Speaker 6: pizza and get a second for only three dollars and
Speaker 6: fourteen cents. Stacy Linne, CBS News.
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