Speaker 1: This is w b Z, Boston's news radio readefining local news.
Speaker 2: Seventy three degrees in Boston, partly cloudy skies, but a
Speaker 2: lot of hayes out there on this Tuesday morning. It's
Speaker 2: eleven o'clock in morning. I'm Nicole Davis, and we're watching
Speaker 2: developing news out of Washington. The House Oversight Committee has
Speaker 2: subpoenaed the Department of Justice for the so called Epstein files.
Speaker 2: This is part of an ongoing probe into a potential
Speaker 2: link between Jeffrey Epstein, President Trump, and other officials. The
Speaker 2: committee is currently controlled by Republicans that has also subpoenaed
Speaker 2: former President Bill Clinton, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 2: and eight former top in law enforcement officials. All of
Speaker 2: this comes as the Trump administration faces backlash for a
Speaker 2: perceived lack of transparency in that case. This comes as
Speaker 2: the Justice Department today launched a grand jury investigation into
Speaker 2: President Trump's claim that back in twenty sixteen, former President
Speaker 2: Baraccob I'm a committed treason. Here CBS is Michael Wallace.
Speaker 1: The probe comes three weeks after Director of National Intelligence
Speaker 1: Tulsey Gabbard released declassified files about Russia's actions during the
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen election, She claimed the Obama administration developed a
Speaker 1: fake intelligence report saying Russia tried to help get President
Speaker 1: Trump elected.
Speaker 2: What followed afterward can only be described as a year's
Speaker 2: long coup and the trees in this conspiracy.
Speaker 1: Democrats point out a bipartisan Senate investigation, two Special councils,
Speaker 1: and the CIA looked into the Russian interference and found
Speaker 1: nothing about any conspiracy. Michael Wallace, CBS News.
Speaker 2: At eleven oh one, investigators on the South Shore said
Speaker 2: they have tracked a recent recent cyber attack on a
Speaker 2: regional dispatch system to a group that's connected to Russia.
Speaker 2: Back on Saturday, the hackers had the South Shore Regional
Speaker 2: Emergency Communications system taking down the software dispatchers, though switched
Speaker 2: over to a manual system so they didn't miss any
Speaker 2: calls for first responders in Norwell, Hullhngham and Cohasset. What
Speaker 2: we don't know yet is how much, if any, confidential
Speaker 2: informacation information the hackers got a hold of, or what
Speaker 2: the motive might be. The system is back up and running,
Speaker 2: and the FBI says it is keeping an eye on
Speaker 2: this situation, and a new poll is showing just how
Speaker 2: stressed out Americans are getting over high grocery prices. Your
Speaker 2: CBS is Jim Crosula.
Speaker 3: Half of Americans say the cost of groceries there's a
Speaker 3: major source of stress for them. Another thirty three percent
Speaker 3: say high food prices or a minor stress. That's according
Speaker 3: to a new pole from the Associated Press orc Center
Speaker 3: for Public Affairs Research. And I've tried to avoid the negative.
Speaker 3: It's still on the positive, but it's very, very hard,
Speaker 3: especially when you go in the store and buy some meat.
Speaker 4: It's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Ulysses Jenkins spoke outside a grocery store in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Speaker 3: Jim Chrysula, CBS News.
Speaker 2: We've got a lot of that Canadian wildfire smoke just
Speaker 2: setting up shop right over Massachusetts. If you're on the
Speaker 2: coast today, there is a chance that you might see
Speaker 2: a little bit of a reprieve from a nice onshore
Speaker 2: breeze that's coming in about ten fifteen miles hour. Looking
Speaker 2: out the window, though I don't see much except for
Speaker 2: a lot of smoke in haze, really just getting in
Speaker 2: the way of the city skyline of Boston. One of
Speaker 2: those days where if you happen to be sensitive to
Speaker 2: the air quality if you're in one of those groups
Speaker 2: where your health conditions are maybe making a little bit
Speaker 2: tough to breathe when it comes to wildfire smoke. Today's
Speaker 2: probably a day you want to limit your time outside
Speaker 2: or maybe mask up if you have to. For the
Speaker 2: rest of the day, we'll get up into the mid
Speaker 2: seventies in Boston, near eighty inland. Then tonight partly to
Speaker 2: mostly cloudy, and we have a low near sixty, mid
Speaker 2: to upper fifties inland. For tomorrow, more of the same,
Speaker 2: hazy sunshine, a high near seventy five in Boston, eighty Inland,
Speaker 2: mix of clouds and some On Thursday with a high
Speaker 2: near eighty. It's seventy two in Gardener, seventy one in Gloucester,
Speaker 2: seventy six degrees. Right now in Carver in Boston at
Speaker 2: eleven oh five, a lot of hazy clouds and seventy
Speaker 2: three degrees. The City of Boston is demanding more answers
Speaker 2: from the Craft Group is after their expensive proposal to
Speaker 2: build a new England Revolution Soccer Stadium in Everett was
Speaker 2: rolled out. Here's WBC's Drew moholland.
Speaker 5: The effort to build this new pro soccer stadium for
Speaker 5: the New England Revolution in Everett. My goodness, lots of
Speaker 5: twists and turns along the way. Dueling news conferences highlight
Speaker 5: all the frustration. Boston Mayor Michelle Wou putting her foot
Speaker 5: in the sand. The City of Boston has asked the
Speaker 5: Craft Group for basic information. The mayor outlining the city's
Speaker 5: beef with Craft Group developers, setting a lack of clarity
Speaker 5: regarding the twenty five thousand seat stadium pitch on the
Speaker 5: site of an abandoned power plant. The mayor calls out
Speaker 5: the Craft Group for falling far short of community obligations
Speaker 5: in regard to not releasing detailed plans. Okay, so the
Speaker 5: Craft Group counters with the media event of its own
Speaker 5: to say it can't provide all the information until the
Speaker 5: environmental permitting process plays out. And Everett Mayor Carlo D. Murria, well,
Speaker 5: he has some questions himself.
Speaker 4: I don't know what the City of Boston expects.
Speaker 2: Like tach revenue, it's not in Boston.
Speaker 5: It's an Everett so settled, no far from it. Stay tuned.
Speaker 5: Drew moholland WBZ, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: It appears a regional battle is shaped up for control
Speaker 2: of the WNBA team, the Connecticut Sun. We recently learned
Speaker 2: about a move from Celtic's minority owner, Steve Paglioka, to
Speaker 2: buy up the team and move it to Boston. Now,
Speaker 2: The Hartford Current reports a Connecticut investment group is pulling
Speaker 2: together its own bid. They hope to pack the team
Speaker 2: up and move it from Mohegan Sun Casino to the
Speaker 2: Excel Arena in Hartford. Afnue Capital is behind this, driven
Speaker 2: by Mark Lazri, a West Hartford native and a former
Speaker 2: co owner of the NBA's Milwaukee Box. NASA might have
Speaker 2: figure out how the White House can power up its
Speaker 2: presence on the Moon. Here's ABC's Andrew Dimbert.
Speaker 4: Acting NASA Administrator Sean Duffy is set to announce the
Speaker 4: agency as fast tracking plans to build a nuclear reactor
Speaker 4: on the Moon. Documents obtained by Politico reveal NASA will
Speaker 4: solicit proposals for a one hundred kilowatt nuclear reactor that
Speaker 4: would launch to the lunar surface by twenty thirty. NASA
Speaker 4: has made returning to the Moon and establishing a lasting
Speaker 4: human presence there a top priority. Power is key to
Speaker 4: building bases supporting crews and staying long term, and with
Speaker 4: fourteen days of darkness on the moon each month, solar
Speaker 4: power won't cut it.
Speaker 2: It's not clear how this will be impacted by proposed
Speaker 2: budget cuts toward NASA. And before we take a look
Speaker 2: at business, the TSA is eyeing a new program aimed
Speaker 2: at streamlining airport security.
Speaker 6: The TSA's new Families on the Fly campaign is geared
Speaker 6: towards groups traveling with kids twelve and under, and creates
Speaker 6: dedicated security lanes for families, discounts on TSA PreCheck, and
Speaker 6: a dedicated pre check security line for military families. The program,
Speaker 6: which saw limited launch in July, is now expanding to
Speaker 6: include major vacation destinations like Orlando, Orange County, California, and Honolulu, Nana.
Speaker 2: ABC's ran and Ali. By the way, here in New England,
Speaker 2: Tfgreen Airport and Warwick, Rhode Island one of the sites
Speaker 2: where that program has been tested. You are now in Malu.
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