Speaker 1: This is WBZ at Boston's news radio, redefining local.
Speaker 2: News seventy two degrees in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon.
Speaker 2: I'm Suzanne Sausville. Here's what's happening. If you're headed to
Speaker 2: the Cape this weekend, you might want to bring some
Speaker 2: bug spray. Wbz's Jeremy Russ explains the.
Speaker 3: Town of Falmouth has detected West Nile virus in another
Speaker 3: mosquito sample. The town says this latest sample is collected
Speaker 3: this past Tuesday. It's Founmoth's second positive sample of the summer.
Speaker 3: There's still yet to be any human cases of West
Speaker 3: Nile in Massachusetts this season, and the town says the
Speaker 3: Cape Cod Mosquito Control Project routinely treats the area where
Speaker 3: this recent sample was collected. Despite all that, officials are
Speaker 3: still urging people to protect themselves, bug spray being a
Speaker 3: good start. Right now, most of the state, including the
Speaker 3: Cape and Islands, is listed as low risk for West Nile,
Speaker 3: though Boston and some of its northwestern suburbs are considered
Speaker 3: moderately at risk. Jeremy Russ WBS Boston's news Radio.
Speaker 2: A warning from the City of Boston to avoid part
Speaker 2: of the Charles River because of high bacteria levels. Health
Speaker 2: official say a blue green algae bloom was found downstream
Speaker 2: of mass Ave and the Harvard Bridge. The algae bloom
Speaker 2: can produce toxins that make people and pets sick. Official
Speaker 2: say to avoid swimming, rowing, and fishing in that part
Speaker 2: of the Charles until further notice, and to make sure
Speaker 2: your pets don't swim in or drink the water. Police
Speaker 2: in Montana are searching for a gunman who killed four
Speaker 2: people at a bar. CBS's Dana at Jacobsen with details.
Speaker 4: Authorities are searching for former US soldier Michael Brown. They
Speaker 4: say he opened fire inside the Owl Bar in Anaconda
Speaker 4: yesterday morning. A SWAT team cleared his home, which was
Speaker 4: next door to the bar.
Speaker 1: The bar owner, who.
Speaker 4: Was not there at the time of the shooting, says
Speaker 4: the suspect killed three customers and a bartender. He does
Speaker 4: not believe that the inspect was in a dispute with
Speaker 4: any of the victims. The suspected gunman's niece says he
Speaker 4: struggled to get help for mental issues.
Speaker 2: Investigators say they found an abandoned truck that Brown is
Speaker 2: believed to have been driving. They say they're focusing their
Speaker 2: search in the mountains near where the shooting took place.
Speaker 2: A dance center in the Berkshires is mourning the sudden
Speaker 2: loss of one of their own, Jacob's Pillow and Beckett
Speaker 2: tells The Globe that production manager Cat Siroco died from
Speaker 2: a tragic accident that happened outdoors on campus yesterday afternoon.
Speaker 2: All performances and events scheduled for this weekend have been canceled.
Speaker 2: The Berkshire Die's Office and OSHA are investigating Siroco's death.
Speaker 2: Fake sugar could prevent or could present a real problem
Speaker 2: when it comes to cancer treatment.
Speaker 5: The popular sugar substitute sucralose could negatively impacts treatment for cancer.
Speaker 5: A study from the University of Pittsburgh found telenoma and
Speaker 5: non small cell lung cancer patients with high levels of
Speaker 5: the artificial sweetener had lower survival rates and a worse
Speaker 5: response to whom you Know therapy treatment.
Speaker 2: CBS's Michael George reporting clear skies overnight with a low
Speaker 2: of sixty two fifties Inland, a beautiful day tomorrow, sunny
Speaker 2: skies with a high of eighty three. On Monday, the
Speaker 2: same sunny not that humid with highs in the mid eighties.
Speaker 2: On Tuesday, mostly sunny, a few clouds here and there,
Speaker 2: highs near eighty. Right now in Boston it's mostly sunny
Speaker 2: and seventy two degrees. Well, the big college move in
Speaker 2: Day is just under a month away, but some lucky
Speaker 2: folks are dodging the September one chaos and getting to
Speaker 2: move in a month early. WBC's Kyle Bray met up
Speaker 2: with some of them.
Speaker 6: We're still a few weeks away from the cacophony of
Speaker 6: chaos and cars that is moving Day, but the streets
Speaker 6: of Austin are still lined with their fair share of
Speaker 6: U hauls, vans, and pickup trucks with hastily secured mattresses.
Speaker 6: These luck if you were breathing a whole lot easier
Speaker 6: knowing they're missing out on the Great Boston migration thanks
Speaker 6: to their August first leases.
Speaker 1: It feels incredible.
Speaker 7: I mean, it's just chaos here for that month of
Speaker 7: August where everyone is moving at the same time.
Speaker 8: It's a dream come true. I mean, it's already kind
Speaker 8: of a pain to move. None of it's enjoyable, at
Speaker 8: least not for me, especially in the summer. And then
Speaker 8: you tack on the fact that everyone and their mothers
Speaker 8: moving September first, and you know there's trucks going everywhere.
Speaker 8: It's really it's best to avoid it.
Speaker 3: I'd heard how it was, so that was part of
Speaker 3: trying to avoid it, just to make it as.
Speaker 1: Seamless as possible.
Speaker 3: But obviously there's still hurdles and hoops that jump through
Speaker 3: here no matter what.
Speaker 6: And since their stuff is all moved in, that means
Speaker 6: they get to work on their Alston Christmas wish list.
Speaker 1: Oh man, I need shelving.
Speaker 7: I need spaces to put the things I have, and
Speaker 7: I do not have that shelving right now. So I'm
Speaker 7: on the lookout for cabinets, bookshelves from Alston.
Speaker 6: Kyle Bray WBZ Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 2: Jeffrey Epstein's longtime associate, Gulane Maxwell, has been transferred to
Speaker 2: a minimum security as an in Texas. The family of
Speaker 2: one of Epstein's victims is speaking out about the move.
Speaker 2: CBS's Scott MacFarlane has that in.
Speaker 1: A statement issued Friday, relatives of Virginia Giuffrey, Epstein's most
Speaker 1: vocal and visible abuse victim, blasted the Trump administration for
Speaker 1: transferring Maxwell, calling it a horror and outrage and preferential treatment.
Speaker 1: Earlier this week, Jewphray's family said they feared the President
Speaker 1: would pardon Maxwell. The word that comes to mind is
Speaker 1: that it would be an abomination. The President has not
Speaker 1: ruled out clemency for Maxwell.
Speaker 2: Maxwell is serving twenty years for child sex trafficking and
Speaker 2: other offenses. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche interviewed her twice
Speaker 2: last month about names that might be associated with Epstein.
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Speaker 2: I'm Suzanne Soasville, WBZ, Boston's news radio