Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: Very foggy in Boston. It's eleven o'clock and sixty one degrees.
Speaker 2: Happy Monday to you. I'm Nicole Davis, and here's what's happening.
Speaker 2: Starting in Denham Over at the Karen Reid murder re trial,
Speaker 2: the prosecution is grilling doctor Daniel Wolfe. He is a
Speaker 2: crash reconstruction expert, and right now they're asking him more
Speaker 2: questions about his testing methodology. Wolf and a report found
Speaker 2: John O'Keeffe's injuries were inconsistent with being hit by a vehicle.
Speaker 2: Wbz's Emma Friedman has more coming up in the news
Speaker 2: at eleven fifteen. I meantime, at eleven oh one, authorities
Speaker 2: in la are hoping things calm down a bit today
Speaker 2: after three days of violent protests in the city, the
Speaker 2: protesters fighting back against ICE. Here's ABC's Alex Stone.
Speaker 1: PA's here at LA say there is a difference between
Speaker 1: the protesters who are taking part in anti ice rallies
Speaker 1: during the day versus those who are coming out at
Speaker 1: night to violently battle the police and loot stores. LAPD
Speaker 1: Chief Jim McDonald.
Speaker 3: When I look at the people who are out there
Speaker 3: doing the violence. That's not the people that we see
Speaker 3: during the day who will legitimately out there exercise in
Speaker 3: their First Amendment rights.
Speaker 1: There's a whole being a week day that things will
Speaker 1: calm down tonight. All of downtown LA has been declared
Speaker 1: non lawful assembly and people are subject to arrest Alex Stone,
Speaker 1: ABC News Los Angeles protesters.
Speaker 2: Are blaming the president's decision to deploy the National Guard
Speaker 2: for an uptick in violence. They're just making no worse.
Speaker 2: It's just making us not trust our own government.
Speaker 1: You're they're throwing things at us. We're just in an
Speaker 1: unsafe space.
Speaker 2: California Governor Gavin knew some Now says his state will
Speaker 2: sue the federal government over.
Speaker 4: This news misthreatening the lawsuit over what he called an illegal, immoral,
Speaker 4: and unconstitutional deployment of the National Guard as protests took
Speaker 4: place across Los Angeles.
Speaker 3: Come after me, arrest me. Let's just get it over with,
Speaker 3: tough guy. You know, I don't give a damn, but
Speaker 3: I care about my community. I care about this community.
Speaker 3: The hell are they doing.
Speaker 4: Some accuse the president of putting fuel on the fire
Speaker 4: of the crisis, while also daring former ICE director Tom
Speaker 4: Holman and Trump to arrest him for allegedly aiding and
Speaker 4: abetting undocumented immigrants in the state. The governor went on
Speaker 4: to add that the federal order to deploy the National
Speaker 4: Guard violated established protocols requiring coordination with state governors. I'm
Speaker 4: Tammy Trihio.
Speaker 2: Here in Massachusetts. A protest is planned in response today
Speaker 2: at Boston City Hall Plaza. This has been organized by
Speaker 2: mass five H five oh one. The organization says it
Speaker 2: quote vigorously condemns the violent actions of ICE in the
Speaker 2: administration against the protesters in LA. The rally is set
Speaker 2: for about one thirty this afternoon. A group in its
Speaker 2: demands also calling on Governor more Heely to better protect
Speaker 2: Massachusetts residents from federal forces, Attorney General Andrea Campbell to
Speaker 2: prosecute arrests by ICE as kidnappings, and local labor unions
Speaker 2: to go on strike until all these demands are met.
Speaker 2: For the rest of the afternoon, you will notice it's
Speaker 2: going to be a little bit foggy out there at times,
Speaker 2: and it's just going to be gray and generally a
Speaker 2: bit dreary out there. We've got temperatures in the upper
Speaker 2: sixties in some spots warming up quite nicely, but most
Speaker 2: of us are in the upper fifties, low sixties, and
Speaker 2: that's about where we'll stay today, with a couple of
Speaker 2: passing showers. For tonight, mostly cloudy with a few showers
Speaker 2: in spots and a low in the mid fifties. Then
Speaker 2: for tomorrow, drizzle to start, but we'll have some heavier,
Speaker 2: steadier showers. Those will come through in the afternoon, maybe
Speaker 2: a couple of rumbles of thunder. We have a high
Speaker 2: in the mid upper sixties, but low seventies if you're
Speaker 2: north and west. For your Wednesday, mostly sunny, breezy, and
Speaker 2: a high year eighty Thursday hazy sunshine and a high
Speaker 2: just about eighty sixty one in Gloucester right now, saying
Speaker 2: sixty two in Westborough sixty five as you make your
Speaker 2: way into North Attleborough and in Boston at eleven oh five, foggy,
Speaker 2: gray and sixty one degrees. The school year is about
Speaker 2: to be done here in a couple of weeks, and
Speaker 2: the question becomes what do you do with your kids?
Speaker 5: Summer camps are the obvious go to for many kids
Speaker 5: after that final twenty twenty five school bell rings, but
Speaker 5: some camps are costly, and families can find themselves looking
Speaker 5: for other activities.
Speaker 2: You're kind of fill in those gaps, and I think
Speaker 2: the rest are too.
Speaker 5: Pamela has her two kids volunteering this summer. They're pairing
Speaker 5: back from two camps to one and the loss of
Speaker 5: me visiting Gramma and Grandpa for a while.
Speaker 2: She's spending a lot of time with my parents this summer.
Speaker 5: On top of the summer sports and camps, there's also
Speaker 5: a long list of free activities and also some free
Speaker 5: camps for many communities. Just got to keep your eyes
Speaker 5: peeled because many of us are in the same boat
Speaker 5: watching every dollar.
Speaker 2: I'm excited to have things that are free that are
Speaker 2: fun to do too.
Speaker 5: We are now under two weeks from the official start
Speaker 5: of the summer season. Employmouth JIMMYKAWBZ Boston's news Radio.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: A new study is finding teenagers who burn the midnight
Speaker 2: oil are more self destructive than their better rested counterparts.
Speaker 7: Researchers used dana from two hundred and ten teenagers who
Speaker 7: completed questionnaires to measure their impulsivity and sleep patterns. The
Speaker 7: teens also provided saliva samples and were of sleep tracking device.
Speaker 7: The study found that teens who'd like to stay up
Speaker 7: late were more likely to act impulsively when experiencing negative emotions.
Speaker 7: Researchers say parents may be able to help their teens
Speaker 7: by encouraging normal sleep hours. I'm Mark Mayfield.
Speaker 2: Eleven O six newberry Port officials are sounding the summer
Speaker 2: safety alarm as two women pulled out of the Merrimack
Speaker 2: River are fighting for their lives. Your wbz's Drew mo'holland.
Speaker 3: The Merrimack River should not be underestimated, marked by strong
Speaker 3: currents and undertoes, especially in this location on Plumb Island,
Speaker 3: where the mighty Merrimac empties into It's.
Speaker 5: Not always you know, rough and dangerous, but it can
Speaker 5: get extremely dangerous.
Speaker 3: Newburyport Harbormaster Paul Hogg confirms to me that these two
Speaker 3: women were swimming, and he reiterates there is no swimming
Speaker 3: in the river. They say it every single year, but
Speaker 3: people still consistently try to test the waters of the
Speaker 3: Merrimack River despite the safety concerns. Drew maholland WBZ Boston's
Speaker 3: News radio and.
Speaker 2: Researchers said the gender plays a big role when it
Speaker 2: comes to your opinion on abortion rights. Here's Roy O'Neil.
Speaker 6: Three years after the Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade,
Speaker 6: support for abortion rights is splitting along gender lines. A
Speaker 6: new Gallup survey find sixty one percent of women call
Speaker 6: themselves pro choice, compared to forty one percent of men.
Speaker 6: Is abortion morally acceptable? Fifty seven percent of women said yes,
Speaker 6: forty percent of men say the same. Fifty six percent
Speaker 6: of women said abortion should be legal in most circumstances.
Speaker 7: Forty one percent of men agree.
Speaker 3: I'm Rory O'Neil.
Speaker 2: You are now in Malu. For news updates throughout the day,
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