Speaker 1: Hello and good Saturday morning is mostly cloudy forty nine
Speaker 1: degrees in Boston at six o'clock. I'm Sherry Small, Thanks
Speaker 1: for being with us. Here's what's happening. A little more
Speaker 1: rain we're going to have to deal with today before
Speaker 1: we start to dry out tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Today brings slowly limited sunshine with the breeze continuing at times,
Speaker 2: and yet another cool day with a shower or two
Speaker 2: round into the early evening hours and a high close
Speaker 2: to sixty.
Speaker 1: And that's ack you. Weather meteorologist LaTroy Thornton will have
Speaker 1: the full forecasts coming up. A federal judge puts a
Speaker 1: temporary block on President Trump's move to ban Harvard from
Speaker 1: enrolling international students. Harvard says twenty seven percent of its
Speaker 1: enrollment is students who represent at least one hundred and
Speaker 1: forty seven countries. CBS News Boston's Brandon Truett has more.
Speaker 3: Students work their entire lives to build up the credentials
Speaker 3: and the resume again into Harvard, notoriously one of the
Speaker 3: hardest universities to get into, but incoming freshmen tell me
Speaker 3: that this back and forth makes them feel like their
Speaker 3: dreams are on the line.
Speaker 4: It's quite unreal to be accepted in such a great university.
Speaker 5: Julio Palino lives in Germany. He's set to start his
Speaker 5: freshman year here in the fall. The future economics major
Speaker 5: says it's Harvard's international community that makes the school stand
Speaker 5: out from the rest. Even Belgium's Princess Elizabeth is waiting
Speaker 5: for word on whether she'll be allowed back for a
Speaker 5: second year, with potential international implications. President Trump, responding to
Speaker 5: the judges ruling Friday afternoon, billions.
Speaker 4: Of dollars has been paid to Harvard.
Speaker 2: How ridiculous is that billions?
Speaker 4: And they have fifty two billion dollars as an endowment
Speaker 4: that it's going to have to change his ways now.
Speaker 1: The judge issuing the halt on the foreign student ban
Speaker 1: is also the same judge considering a separate lawsuit from
Speaker 1: Harvard challenging the administration's freeze of two point sixty five
Speaker 1: billion in federal funding. Another legal setback for the Trump
Speaker 1: administration involving Harvard. The Globe reporting a federal judge in
Speaker 1: Bustin orders the administration to restore medical research pulled from
Speaker 1: a government website within seven days. According to the ACLU,
Speaker 1: the research by two Harvard doctors was removed because they
Speaker 1: reference LGBTQ plus and non binary individuals. And it was
Speaker 1: a rocky day on Wall Street yesterday after the President
Speaker 1: announced twenty five percent tariff on Apple, an American company,
Speaker 1: and a sweeping fifty percent tariff on European goods, all
Speaker 1: starting next month.
Speaker 6: President blasting EU trade practices without citing specifics.
Speaker 4: No, they haven't treated us properly. They haven't treated our
Speaker 4: country properly.
Speaker 6: All this as the President faces scrutiny over a cryptocurrency
Speaker 6: venture dinner with top investors. The dinner raking in over
Speaker 6: one hundred and forty million dollars from just two hundred
Speaker 6: crypto traders, some coming in from out of the country.
Speaker 1: ABC Zerene Shaw reporting Now the four DAWBC ACHU weather
Speaker 1: forecast hang on just a little bit longer. We're going
Speaker 1: to see some clouds, some breaks of sunshine today, breezy,
Speaker 1: still cool, in a shower or two into the early evening.
Speaker 1: Looking at the radar map, there are a couple showers
Speaker 1: out there already. We'll tackle that in just a second.
Speaker 1: Today's highs near sixty tonight, some clouds with the low
Speaker 1: forty nine tomorrow finally we dry out, we'll see a
Speaker 1: mix of sun and clouds. It's gonna be breezy and cool,
Speaker 1: with a high of sixty three, but at least no rain.
Speaker 1: On Memorial Day we warm up more sun than clouds,
Speaker 1: highs in the low to high sixties, so that'll be
Speaker 1: nice for those Memorial Day barbecues. Tuesday warmer quite nice.
Speaker 1: As we head back to work after the long weekend,
Speaker 1: we'll warm up to seventy four and then looking ahead
Speaker 1: midweek Wednesday again highs not far from seventy five. Right now,
Speaker 1: again looking at the radar map quickly, we're seeing far
Speaker 1: western massing, some sprinkles, some showers over just clipping Amherst area,
Speaker 1: Greenfield and then up up over let's see near Lowell,
Speaker 1: Westford seeing that rain. And then if you're planning on
Speaker 1: heading up to the Lakes region, maybe taking ninety three
Speaker 1: on up to New Hampshire, there is some rain to
Speaker 1: be aware of around Dairy Manchester, the Hooksit area, in
Speaker 1: parts of Conquered and North as well. It's six oh six.
Speaker 1: Back to news now a local golfer manages to make
Speaker 1: that elusive ultimate.
Speaker 4: Shot unexplainable feel and to be honest, with you.
Speaker 2: Jared Bartelling me first started golfing just five years ago.
Speaker 4: This is something that doesn't come easy, so I like it.
Speaker 4: It's a game where you kind of you're playing against yourself.
Speaker 2: And this one might be hard to beat. At the
Speaker 2: West Bridgewater Country Club, at the seventeenth hole, with the
Speaker 2: weather about to turn sour on Wednesday.
Speaker 4: Sorry bounce landed on the green, rolled a little left
Speaker 4: to right, and in my head, I was like, if
Speaker 4: this thing disappears, I'm going crazy.
Speaker 2: It was a hole in one, something Jared says he
Speaker 2: never thought he'd even see.
Speaker 4: We all started screaming. I threw my club in the
Speaker 4: air and I sprinted.
Speaker 2: It's only the second ever hole in one for Jared's league,
Speaker 2: but not a family first. His uncle Frank has apparently
Speaker 2: made two in Brockton.
Speaker 4: I called him right away and I was like, Uncle Frank, dude,
Speaker 4: I I just had a hole in one, Like I
Speaker 4: be on bee Leaf right now. It's absolutely insane.
Speaker 2: Madison Rogers w b Z Boston's news Radio.
Speaker 1: All Right, More accolades for Celtics star Jason Tatum. The
Speaker 1: NBA announcing that Tatum has been named to the All
Speaker 1: NBA First Team for the twenty twenty four to twenty
Speaker 1: five season. The twenty seven year old was unanimously selected
Speaker 1: to the First Team by all one hundred global media
Speaker 1: member voters, marking Tatum's fourth consecutive All NBA First Team selection.
Speaker 1: Tatum averaging twenty six point eight points, eight point seven rebounds,
Speaker 1: and a career high six assists in the regular season.
Speaker 1: He underwent successful surgery after tearing his achelling that happening
Speaker 1: Game four of the Eastern Conference Semifinals on May twelfth.
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