Speaker 1: This is w b Z, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 2: Sixty six degrees in Boston. At eleven o'clock, It's Monday.
Speaker 2: Good to be with you. I'm Nicole Davis, and here's
Speaker 2: what's happening. We start at Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham,
Speaker 2: where right now and the Karen Reid re trial. A
Speaker 2: cell phone expert for the prosecution is testifying on the
Speaker 2: stand is answering questions about health data that was found
Speaker 2: on John O'Keefe's cell phone. The prosecution is trying to
Speaker 2: prove that Reid hit o'keef with the RESUV and left
Speaker 2: him for dead in the snow in Canton. Her defense
Speaker 2: claims she's being framed as part of a cover up.
Speaker 2: Now meantime, the Supreme Court today saying it will not
Speaker 2: take up Reed's appeal to have some of the charges
Speaker 2: against her dropped. Reid had been pushing to get two
Speaker 2: of the three charges dismissed, including second degree murder, claiming
Speaker 2: she was being subject to double jeopardy. And also at
Speaker 2: eleven oh one, a new report says three American children
Speaker 2: have been deported alongside their undocumented mothers.
Speaker 1: ACOU advocates say The US born children are ages two, four,
Speaker 1: and seven, and one has a rare form of cancer.
Speaker 1: They claim they were deported Friday with their undocumented immigrant mothers.
Speaker 1: The Trump administration argues one of the women asked for
Speaker 1: her child to be sent with her, but the move
Speaker 1: is already facing a court challenge. Bradley Blackburn's CBS News
Speaker 1: New York.
Speaker 2: President Trump has hit one hundred days in office, and
Speaker 2: a new poll is taking a temperature on how people
Speaker 2: feel about the start of the second Trump presidency. Here's
Speaker 2: ABC's Andrea Fujii.
Speaker 3: The latest ABC News Washington Post IPSOS poll shows fifty
Speaker 3: five percent of Americans disapprove of how he is handling
Speaker 3: his job, the lowest for any chief executive during their
Speaker 3: first three months in the past eighty years. Chief among
Speaker 3: the numbers, he's underwater when it comes to the economy,
Speaker 3: where fifty three percent of respondents say it's worse than
Speaker 3: when he took office in January.
Speaker 2: Now, the poll was not all bad for the president,
Speaker 2: as a majority of those surveyed say they believe his
Speaker 2: administration has been cutting back on federal waste. However, this
Speaker 2: was the lowest one hundred day job approval rating in
Speaker 2: this poll in the past eighty years. The disapproval for
Speaker 2: the president to and his job so far as raising
Speaker 2: tempers at town halls for other Republicans nationwide.
Speaker 4: A town hall for New York Congressman Mike Lawler turning
Speaker 4: hostel last night, those in the crowd expressing anger at
Speaker 4: President Trump's immigration and economic policies, and.
Speaker 5: We're just going to be yel back and forth that
Speaker 5: the time is going.
Speaker 6: To run pretty pointy.
Speaker 4: Trump claims Democrats are paying people to infiltrate Republicans town
Speaker 4: halls at the scene repeats itself across the country.
Speaker 2: ABC's Christian Cordero with that update. Funny of sun out
Speaker 2: there today, and we have a nice breeze from the
Speaker 2: northwest about ten fifteen miles an hour. Certainly not as
Speaker 2: gusty as it was yesterday when we were getting all
Speaker 2: knocked around out there, but we have temperatures getting up
Speaker 2: into the mid seventies today, a little bit cooler right
Speaker 2: on the coast, but really not by much. Night mostly clear.
Speaker 2: We have a low in the mid fifties on the coast,
Speaker 2: and forty five to fifty or so if you're north
Speaker 2: and west for tomorrow. Mix of sunning clouds. Another great day,
Speaker 2: warmer than today actually with a high in the upper seventies.
Speaker 2: Still staying cool in southeastern Massachusetts, especially right by the coast,
Speaker 2: really struggling to get out of the sixties. Wednesday partly
Speaker 2: to mostly sunny with a n ice breeze and a
Speaker 2: high year seventy. Thursday, mix of sun and clouds and
Speaker 2: a high year sixty a little bit warmer north and
Speaker 2: west and cooler right by the coast. Right now, as
Speaker 2: we take a look at our temperature sixty six in Situate,
Speaker 2: seeing sixty seven in Whyland north of Boston, sixty seven
Speaker 2: in Danvers, and in Boston at eleven oh five, it
Speaker 2: is partly cloudy and sixty six. A very busy part
Speaker 2: of East Boston could look very different in the near future,
Speaker 2: and it's all about safety. Here's wbz's James Rojas.
Speaker 5: Maverick Square is a very busy area of East with
Speaker 5: buses rolling in and out of Maverick Station, a lot
Speaker 5: of foot traffic, and of course a lot of cars,
Speaker 5: aymore crosswocks, special ones at the end. Parson times are
Speaker 5: just run straight through it.
Speaker 6: You do see a lot of that.
Speaker 5: You know they'll they'll come up this side and down
Speaker 5: that side. The city's transportation department is gearing up to
Speaker 5: publish an interactive website where people can review safety improvement
Speaker 5: plans and give their feedback. Something Mike over here is
Speaker 5: more than happy to give.
Speaker 4: Yeah straight.
Speaker 6: A complete bus lane going up and down both lines
Speaker 6: of the street would be perfect, and we do have
Speaker 6: too much double backing.
Speaker 5: The city is currently in its research phase with the
Speaker 5: goal of improving safety connectivity and creating a space where
Speaker 5: people can gather in Maverick Square. James Rojas WBZ, Boston's
Speaker 5: news radio.
Speaker 2: The Vatican says it has an idea as to when
Speaker 2: they want to start choosing their next leader.
Speaker 7: We now have a date for the conclave. It will
Speaker 7: be May seventh, next Wednesday. This is when one hundred
Speaker 7: and thirty five cardinals who are eligible to vote will
Speaker 7: be deciding on who is the next pope. This is following,
Speaker 7: of course, the death of Pote France's thousands have already
Speaker 7: been to pay their respects. Line goes all the way
Speaker 7: around the building here. Some seventy thousand have been through
Speaker 7: a very simple termb it's just his name in Latin
Speaker 7: Francisco's which has written on it James Longman, ABC News
Speaker 7: in Row.
Speaker 2: Now locally, Cardinal Sean O'Malley will not be able to vote,
Speaker 2: as cardinals have to be under eighty years old to
Speaker 2: do so. The cardinal will be eighty one this summer.
Speaker 2: Eleven oh seven. Lawyers for Harvard University at Boston Federal
Speaker 2: Court today Federal judge hearing arguments over removed from the
Speaker 2: Trump administration to freeze more than two billion dollars in
Speaker 2: federal funds to Harvard University, vast majority of that money
Speaker 2: going toward medical research. The freeze came after the White
Speaker 2: House imposed a list of demands on Harvard to get
Speaker 2: the cash back, including a ban on face masks, mandatory
Speaker 2: class audits, and cutting diversity programs, claiming this was all
Speaker 2: to fight antisemitism. The administration also threatened to remove Harvard's
Speaker 2: ability to host international students and to cut off its
Speaker 2: non profit tax status if it did not adopt the demands.
Speaker 2: School refused, suing instead to get the money back. President
Speaker 2: Alan Garber saying this is government overreach and scientists are
Speaker 2: warning we might be heading towards several dangerous tipping points.
Speaker 2: They say are points of no return when it comes
Speaker 2: to climate change.
Speaker 6: The report in the journal Earth System Dynamics look at
Speaker 6: sixteen different places on Earth, from Greenland ice sheets to
Speaker 6: the Amazon rainforest. It found that if government policies stay
Speaker 6: at their current course and global temperatures aren't lowered, the
Speaker 6: damage could be permanent. Study co author Tim Lenton.
Speaker 8: Place is like the Great Barrier reef, but the reefs
Speaker 8: in the Caribbean as well, so that's a system that
Speaker 8: might already be at or past the tipping point.
Speaker 6: Overall, Lenton says, a number of tipping points are already
Speaker 6: near critical levels.
Speaker 8: We're at a significant risk, like tens of percent of
Speaker 8: crossing more than one tipping point.
Speaker 6: Brad Gibson for CBS News.
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Speaker 2: I'm Nicole Davis WBZ and Boston's News Radio