Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio re defining local.
Speaker 2: News, sunny and cold thirty in Boston. It's eleven o'clock.
Speaker 2: We made it to Friday on Laurie Kirby. We'll check
Speaker 2: the weekend weather for you. Coming up, we'll also go
Speaker 2: to the ice cream Museum coming up in Boston. But first,
Speaker 2: a crime scene. Perhaps a woman has found dead in
Speaker 2: a luxury apartment building in the South End of Boston.
Speaker 2: Homicide detectives have been unseen since last night. We saw
Speaker 2: a visible police presidence over at the Harris South End
Speaker 2: apartment building around seven pm. Boston Police say they were
Speaker 2: initially called to do a well being check at this complex.
Speaker 2: They have been very tight lipped. They promise new information
Speaker 2: sometime today. As soon as we get that here in
Speaker 2: the newsroom, we will impart that to you both here
Speaker 2: and streaming on the iHeart radio app. Let's update this
Speaker 2: top story. Two prosecutors and investigators are compiling a mountain
Speaker 2: of evidence against Luigi Mangioni. The twenty six year old
Speaker 2: Ivy League graduate is accused of murdering the CEO of
Speaker 2: United Healthcare in the streets of Manhattan last week. ABC's
Speaker 2: Aaron Katski brings us the latest.
Speaker 3: Police sources tell ABC News at least three search wards
Speaker 3: have been issued for the alleged shooter's phone, backpack and
Speaker 3: the Manhattan hostel. Wry state and sources tell US prosecutors
Speaker 3: have started presenting evidence to a grand jury seeking an
Speaker 3: indictment that could strengthen their case. From Mangioni's extradition from Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: A judge seat of hearing for December thirtieth.
Speaker 2: Mangioni's lawyer is vowed to fight the extradition after a
Speaker 2: judge denied bail earlier this week. The prison shooting is
Speaker 2: prompted authorities to warn about potential copycat threats. Now, a
Speaker 2: Florida mother has been arrested after police say she threatened
Speaker 2: a health insurance company. It's not clear if she was
Speaker 2: inspired by the United Healthcare killing, but CBS's Deve Kathon
Speaker 2: says the two incidents have their similarities.
Speaker 1: Authority say forty two year old Brianna Boston used some
Speaker 1: of the same words found on shell casings and the
Speaker 1: United Healthcare CEO's murder. At the end of a recorded
Speaker 1: call to Blue Cross Blue Shield. Boston is alleged to
Speaker 1: have said delay, denied depos you people are next and arrest,
Speaker 1: affidavit says. When confronted by Lakeland, Florida police, Boston apologized
Speaker 1: and said she used those words because they were in
Speaker 1: the news. Steve Kathan, CBS News.
Speaker 2: Former students in Massachusetts get a second chance at a
Speaker 2: high school diploma. Last month, voters passed that ballot measure
Speaker 2: to nix the MCAST graduation requirement. Now the state is
Speaker 2: up with new guidance, saying former students who were denied
Speaker 2: diplomas because they've flunked the MCAST exam can now get
Speaker 2: their diplomas retroactively. Now it will be up to the
Speaker 2: schools to pour through all their records from high school
Speaker 2: and find out who missed out on a diploma solely
Speaker 2: because they failed that exam years ago. State education officials
Speaker 2: say the new guidance could apply to about seven hundred
Speaker 2: students a year. WBZ News Radio has reached out to
Speaker 2: the Teachers Association for comment. Chile. Now, through the weekend
Speaker 2: showers of mild their air early next week, we're in
Speaker 2: the low thirties in most places right now. Our holiday
Speaker 2: thirty six lunarit in Boston twenty five and again sunshine
Speaker 2: this weekend, but cold so Yesterday we reported on Beverly's
Speaker 2: plan for making up school days from the teachers strike.
Speaker 2: Students will be required to attend classes on Saturdays five
Speaker 2: one a month next year, and some vacation days. Well.
Speaker 2: Now Gloucester schools is out with their makeup day schedule
Speaker 2: following the teacher's strike, and some people are losing out
Speaker 2: on their They Cashen CBS News Boston's Mike Sullivan.
Speaker 4: We are headed to Orlando, Florida to go to Disney World.
Speaker 5: They scheduled the trip for February vacation, never expecting it
Speaker 5: to be a problem. And I assume not cheap.
Speaker 4: No, not cheap, over fifteen thousand dollars.
Speaker 5: In November, Gloucester teachers went on strike for two weeks,
Speaker 5: hoping for better pay. Eventually they struck a deal for
Speaker 5: Ron sympathizes with the educators and expected the lost school
Speaker 5: days to be made up.
Speaker 4: I found out that they are in fact making up
Speaker 4: four of the days for February vacation, taking away all
Speaker 4: of it. And now instead of getting out June eighteenth,
Speaker 4: I believe it is June twenty fifth that Gloucester is
Speaker 4: getting out.
Speaker 5: What is your plan.
Speaker 4: We're still going to go. So I reached out to
Speaker 4: the superintendent and an email with my kids principals IEP Liaisons.
Speaker 2: They're still going to Disneyland. Marblehead is also forced to
Speaker 2: make up school days because of their teachers strike. Well,
Speaker 2: Stanley is striking out. That's because they could have faulty lids.
Speaker 2: Official say the defect has led to dozens of people
Speaker 2: getting burned. The recall includes all Stanley switch back and
Speaker 2: trigger actions Dainless Till Travel mugs sold in the US.
Speaker 2: The Consumer Product Safety Commission says the recalled mugs were
Speaker 2: sold between June of twenty sixteen. In this month, Stanley's
Speaker 2: telling people who have the mugs to stop using them
Speaker 2: and contact the company for a free replacement lid. I'm
Speaker 2: Tammy tricke O Well in the Move for ice Cream.
Speaker 2: If you are, there's a new museum you'll want to
Speaker 2: check out this weekend in Boston. Wbz's Jared Brosnan gives
Speaker 2: us the scoop.
Speaker 6: It'll be freezing in Boston tomorrow and I'm not talking
Speaker 6: about the weather. The Museum of ice Cream officially opens
Speaker 6: in the Seaport, giving Bostonians the chance to explore a
Speaker 6: number of interactive exhibits and flavors. One of those exhibits
Speaker 6: is Funway Park, inspired by Fenway Park, with lots of
Speaker 6: cotton candy flavored ice creams close by. This will be
Speaker 6: the sixth museum of ice cream in the world, but
Speaker 6: thanks to a partnership with Friendlies, there's some exclusive ice
Speaker 6: cream bars you'll only find at the Boston location. Inside
Speaker 6: the museum's cafe and bar, you can also try a
Speaker 6: special salted vanilla fudge milkshake based on Friendly's award winning
Speaker 6: Boardwalk Battle flavor. Tickets for the museum are on sale now.
Speaker 6: Chare Brosnan, WBZ Boston's news radio.
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Speaker 2: I'm Laurie Kirby, WBZ Boston's News Radio