Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: Sixty three degrees in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon,
Speaker 2: I'm Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. A digital forensics expert
Speaker 2: taking the stand at the Karen Reid murder trial in
Speaker 2: Denham today, as WVZ Suzanne Sausville tells us he examined
Speaker 2: data from the suv the prosecution says we'd used to
Speaker 2: kill John o'keef. In January of twenty twenty two.
Speaker 3: Shannon Burgess told prosecutor Hank Brennan that Reed's SUV made
Speaker 3: a three point turn at twelve twenty three am on
Speaker 3: the night before O'Keeffe's body was found in the snow,
Speaker 3: but setter Carr also went in reverse several moments later.
Speaker 4: The time of that event, with the clock variant suggested,
Speaker 4: is between twelve thirty two oh four and twelve thirty
Speaker 4: two twelve.
Speaker 3: But the defense questioned Burgess's credibility, pointing out that his
Speaker 3: LinkedIn and workplace bios say he has a bachelor's degree.
Speaker 1: That's not correct, is it?
Speaker 4: No, it's not correct, and you do not hold abs
Speaker 4: in a Bachelor of Science and applied mathematics and scientific
Speaker 4: computation from the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Do you.
Speaker 2: I do not?
Speaker 3: And Burgess admitted that a supplemental report he did on
Speaker 3: data retrieve from Reid's car wasn't done until after this
Speaker 3: trial began. Suzanne Sausville WBZ, Boston's news.
Speaker 2: Radio ratcheting up the long distance relationships, President Trump holding
Speaker 2: separate phone calls with the leaders of Russia and Ukraine. Today.
Speaker 5: President Trump says his phone call with Russian President Vladimir
Speaker 5: Putin quote went very well. He says Russia and Ukraine
Speaker 5: will now start negotiations toward a ceasefire. The two sides
Speaker 5: met in Turkey last week for the first time in
Speaker 5: three years, but neither Putin or Ukrainian President Zelinsky participated.
Speaker 5: The President gave no indications of what would be on
Speaker 5: the negotiating table, saying the conditions have to be set
Speaker 5: by Russia and Ukraine. President Trump says the Vatican indicated
Speaker 5: it would be interested in hosting the negotiations represented by
Speaker 5: the Pope. He says he spoke to Zelensky and the
Speaker 5: leaders of France, Italy, German and the EU following the call.
Speaker 5: Karen Travers, ABC News the White House.
Speaker 2: The Supreme Court is allowing the Trump administration to take
Speaker 2: away legal protections from three hundred and fifty thousand Venezuelan immigrants.
Speaker 2: As we hear from the EPs Sagamagani.
Speaker 1: That puts on a whole to federal judges ruling that
Speaker 1: had kept in place the Venezuelan's protective status, which allows
Speaker 1: people already in the US to stay legally because their
Speaker 1: native countries are deemed unsafe. This case is the latest
Speaker 1: in a string of emergency appeals the administrations made to
Speaker 1: the High Court, many related to immigration. Last week, the
Speaker 1: government asked the justices to let an end humanitarian parole
Speaker 1: for hundreds of thousands of people from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua,
Speaker 1: and Venezuela, setting them up for potential deportation. Saga Magani, Washington.
Speaker 2: For the first time in nearly three months, Israel says
Speaker 2: the first humanitarian aid trucks have entered Gaza. Israel's Prime
Speaker 2: Ministers acknowledging his decision to resume lifted a limited aid
Speaker 2: to Gaza came from pressure from allies. Benjamin det Yaho
Speaker 2: says the aid that would be let in would be
Speaker 2: minimal without specifying precisely when it would resume, though it
Speaker 2: did start today. There had been a complete halt on
Speaker 2: imports to Gaza since early March. We do have some
Speaker 2: chilly weather in the forecast for the coming week. Really,
Speaker 2: today was into the low sixties and some of the
Speaker 2: warmest spots, and that may be the warmest we see
Speaker 2: this week, partly to mostly cloudy tonight, breezy, chilly, forty
Speaker 2: eight for the low in the city, a little chillier
Speaker 2: in some of the suburbs. The wind always makes it
Speaker 2: feel chillier than that too. Mostly cloudy, breezy tomorrow. Upper
Speaker 2: fifties should do it. Low fifties on Wednesday, that's it,
Speaker 2: with clouds and maybe some spotty drizzle around later on
Speaker 2: in the day too. We may get some rain, especially
Speaker 2: southwest of the city. And then on Thursday, windy, chilly,
Speaker 2: periods of rains ponding on roads possible, and the temperatures
Speaker 2: only near fifty. Right now, it is sixty three degrees
Speaker 2: in Boston. Ice Ized Baby, a local singer who loves
Speaker 2: nothing more than a big block of ice, releases his
Speaker 2: album wbz's Heileshaffle explains.
Speaker 4: Dan Klutier, a local singer songwriter would generally prefer to
Speaker 4: be north of here.
Speaker 6: So I've been really obsessed with cold weather places my
Speaker 6: whole life.
Speaker 4: His latest album is called The Iceberg, written during a
Speaker 4: challenging time in his life, and the title isn't just
Speaker 4: an analogy or metaphor. This song you're hearing was actually
Speaker 4: recorded standing next to an iceberg in Greenland.
Speaker 6: Like an iceberg, the songs on the album I'll deal
Speaker 6: with tough times and hope, finding hope in the midst
Speaker 6: of dark seasons of life. Just like an iceberg, you
Speaker 6: can't see what's underneath this. It's a classic phrase use
Speaker 6: in mental health world.
Speaker 4: He flew to the remote icy out post last summer
Speaker 4: with a sound engineer to make it happen, and the
Speaker 4: trip is crowdsourced by listeners. He finally released the album
Speaker 4: a couple of weeks ago, and he says the reception
Speaker 4: here has been good and in Greenland too, mostly well.
Speaker 6: When I showed up with my banjo in Greenland, people
Speaker 6: were definitely looking at me interestingly.
Speaker 4: Kyle Shaffel w Bus Boston's Fingers Radio.
Speaker 2: If Peru happens to be on your travel itinerary, you'll
Speaker 2: want to be careful in fact, extra careful. The US
Speaker 2: State Department and a travel alert says crimes, civil unrest,
Speaker 2: and even kidnapping are dangerous in the country, particularly in
Speaker 2: certain portions of Peru. A notice from the State departments
Speaker 2: as kidnapping is rare, but that it does occur and
Speaker 2: the risk of crime increases at night. The advisory warning,
Speaker 2: among other things, that public demonstrations can take place for
Speaker 2: political and economic reasons and shut down roads in Peru, trains,
Speaker 2: even major highways. There's new research suggesting a link between
Speaker 2: concussions and adhds.
Speaker 7: A new study in the Journal of Athletic Training found
Speaker 7: high school athletes with a concussion and attention deficit hyperactivity
Speaker 7: disorder took longer to recover and get back to the
Speaker 7: classroom in sports. For women and young athletes, it was
Speaker 7: even greater after twelve days. Concussion expert st Brolio evaluated
Speaker 7: the study.
Speaker 1: The difference in the return to classroom time was pretty substantial.
Speaker 7: So why are students with ADHD more susceptible to concussions.
Speaker 7: It might be a challenge in focus and reaction time
Speaker 7: that Brolio reminds parents the.
Speaker 1: Benefit of sport far outweighs the risk.
Speaker 2: Brad Gibson for CBS News. It's estimated between four and
Speaker 2: eight percent of young athletes in the US have ADHD.
Speaker 2: You want to keep the noise down. That's the call
Speaker 2: from some when it comes to pickleball.
Speaker 8: This couple in Maple Grove, Minnesota, says they've gotten death
Speaker 8: threats since they convinced the city to ban pickleball at
Speaker 8: the tennis courts next to their home.
Speaker 4: We're not saying they can't play, Yeah, we are.
Speaker 2: There's so many places around your.
Speaker 1: City to play.
Speaker 8: John Masserly has launched a petition to drop the band.
Speaker 8: There are so many people that want to use these
Speaker 8: courts that they say it's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Our taxes pay for this.
Speaker 8: The city says it has three dozen other pickleball courts.
Speaker 8: It's considering requiring courts to be at least two hundred
Speaker 8: feet from residences.
Speaker 2: Michael Wallace, CBS News. You are now in the loop.
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