Speaker 1: This is w BZY, Boston's news radio, redefining local news,
Speaker 1: sixty three degrees in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon.
Speaker 1: I'm Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. Cardinals have elected for
Speaker 1: the first time in history an American as Pope. The
Speaker 1: APIs Donald Water has more on the new pontiff.
Speaker 2: The crowd cheered in Saint Peter's Square as the new
Speaker 2: Pope was introduced to the world, sixty nine year old
Speaker 2: Cardinal Robert Prevost. Pope Leo the fourteenth, an American who's
Speaker 2: also a Peruvian citizen. His first words is Pope.
Speaker 3: Lapach sia kunto tivoi.
Speaker 4: He's be with you all.
Speaker 2: Pope Leo is the first American Pope. He's the Chicago
Speaker 2: native who the late Pope Francis had brought to the
Speaker 2: Vatican in twenty twenty three to serve as the powerful
Speaker 2: head of the office that vets bishop nominations from around
Speaker 2: the world. In January, he was elevated into the senior
Speaker 2: ranks of cardinals.
Speaker 3: I'm Donna Water.
Speaker 1: We have more and reaction to the election of an
Speaker 1: American Pope coming up throughout the afternoon here on w
Speaker 1: b Z. The jury excused for the day. Now at
Speaker 1: the Karen Reid retrial, only one witness on the stand,
Speaker 1: State Police Sergeant Jury Buchanic. During cross examination, defense attorney
Speaker 1: Alan Jackson asked Buchanic why efforts were not taken to
Speaker 1: secure and document the home at thirty four Fairview Road
Speaker 1: in Canton.
Speaker 5: Did you contact CSSs to process the house or the
Speaker 5: yard or the area adjacent to the yard which houser
Speaker 5: thirty four Fairview Sergeant Buchanic, Do you think I was
Speaker 5: talking about a different house?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 5: I did, really, Yes, let's stick with thirty four Fairview
Speaker 5: where John o'keef's body was found.
Speaker 1: Buchanic was Trooper Michael Proctor's supervisor. Proctor eventually was fired
Speaker 1: after it was revealed he had made derogatory comments about
Speaker 1: Karen Reid earlier. The prosecution had Buchanic go over the
Speaker 1: evidence collected at the scene and how that evidence was processed.
Speaker 1: A trade deal reached, President Trump announcing a deal with
Speaker 1: the UK.
Speaker 3: With UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer on the phone.
Speaker 5: We've reached a breakthrough trade deal with the United Kingdom.
Speaker 3: The President announced the deal.
Speaker 4: With this deal, the UK joins the United States and
Speaker 4: affirming that reciprocity and fairness is an essential and vital principle.
Speaker 3: Starmer says, when it comes to defense, security and intelligence sharing,
Speaker 3: there are no two closer countries.
Speaker 6: Now we take this into a new and important territory
Speaker 6: by adding free to the economy.
Speaker 3: Stacey Lynn, CBS News, Washington.
Speaker 1: Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell filing suit against pharmacy chain CVS.
Speaker 1: The AG filed the complaint in a lawsuit alleging that
Speaker 1: they charged Mass Health, the state's medicaid program, higher prices
Speaker 1: than they offered to the general public for the same drugs.
Speaker 1: Campbell claims in the suit that CVS offered lowered drug
Speaker 1: prices to cash paying customers through a discount program administered
Speaker 1: by a company called script Save, but evaded its responsibility
Speaker 1: to report and bill Mass Healthy lower discounted price. In
Speaker 1: a statement to WBZ, a spokesperson for the Rhode Island
Speaker 1: based company says they strongly dispute the allegations that our
Speaker 1: prices for Medicaid programs were inaccurate or inflated. They say
Speaker 1: we've always been transparent with Medicaid programs concerning the prices
Speaker 1: we were submitting. A couple of scattered showers about this afternoon.
Speaker 1: We may see more of them cross the area. We've
Speaker 1: got a bit of precipitation up across northern Worcester County
Speaker 1: and into southern New Hampshire. This is pretty much winched
Speaker 1: in north and then back out into western Massachusetts. There's
Speaker 1: some more bubbling up in terms of a showers and
Speaker 1: or a thunder shower, so that could make a run
Speaker 1: toward the Boston area. Later. We'll see a shower up
Speaker 1: here right along the Massachusetts New Hampshire border.
Speaker 6: This is.
Speaker 1: Right around the thu In and over toward about Pelham,
Speaker 1: New Hampshire. Not everybody getting under these showers, obviously, but
Speaker 1: if you do, it'll be fairly brief. We will see
Speaker 1: more showers as we go through the night. Forty nine
Speaker 1: for the low. Later tomorrow, it's a rainy day. The
Speaker 1: heaviest and steadiest of the rain will be in the afternoon.
Speaker 1: It'll be the temperatures that will feel well different to
Speaker 1: us because we're only going to hit fifty or so
Speaker 1: for the high, and with the breeze tomorrow, we'll feel
Speaker 1: like we're at thirty five to forty degrees for much
Speaker 1: of the day. Periods of rain continue into tomorrow night,
Speaker 1: some of that heavy at times. Temperatures in the upper
Speaker 1: forties Saturday to about sixty with some sun coming out
Speaker 1: late in the afternoon after some morning rain, and then
Speaker 1: pleasant on Sunday for Mother's Day. Nice gift from Mom.
Speaker 1: With the sun and temperatures near seventies sixty three right
Speaker 1: now in Boston. Boston after dark can bring out some
Speaker 1: creatures of the night. It's bats man. Yeah, the bats
Speaker 1: are out and flying about, but not after us really.
Speaker 1: As we hear from wbz's Jawilllette.
Speaker 6: There are reports of runners around the Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Speaker 6: in Brighton having run ins with bats once the sun sets.
Speaker 4: Generally around Mother's Day is when mosquito larva get their
Speaker 4: wing for the first time.
Speaker 6: Ranger Tim Popolo says it's exceedingly rare to have.
Speaker 3: A bat swoop in on you.
Speaker 4: AT's will be out feeding now that we have this
Speaker 4: nice protein meal, and during the daytime you'll see tree
Speaker 4: swallows and other kinds of insect eating birds flying around.
Speaker 6: And if you happen to have a dusk melee with
Speaker 6: one best recommendation is to get a raby shot immediately,
Speaker 6: especially if skin is broken. Or a raccoon, skunk, fox,
Speaker 6: or a bat is the perpetrator. I mean, like back
Speaker 6: at where we're staying, like you know, there's a bunch
Speaker 6: of bats hanging on the walls everything.
Speaker 7: We're in a castle.
Speaker 3: I'm Dracula, that's my assistant, and but I haven't heard
Speaker 3: about it.
Speaker 6: But it's actually kind of scary because I mean we're
Speaker 6: out here every morning walking around, and I run around
Speaker 6: this place a lot, so I don't want to get
Speaker 6: attacked by a bat. In Brighton Jay Willett WBZ, Boston's
Speaker 6: news radio, And.
Speaker 1: We get a little more information now about that Soviet
Speaker 1: spacecraft that is headed toward a crash into planet Earth.
Speaker 7: Cosmos four eighty two should return tomorrow or early Saturday morning.
Speaker 7: Where it will land is still a mystery. It was
Speaker 7: launched in nineteen seventy two on a mission to Venus,
Speaker 7: but it's rocket malfunction, leaving the thousand pound cars sized
Speaker 7: craft stuck in Earth's orbit. It has a heat shield
Speaker 7: so it will not burn up in the atmosphere. Cosmos
Speaker 7: four to eighty two's orbit is between fifty two degrees
Speaker 7: north latitude and fifty two degrees south latitude, which covers Africa, Australia,
Speaker 7: most of the Americas, and much of Europe and Asia.
Speaker 7: Chances are will land harmlessly in an ocean. Michael Wallace,
Speaker 7: CBS News.
Speaker 1: Maybe we're a helmet over the weekend, just to be safe.