Speaker 1: This is w b Z, Boston's news radio redefining local.
Speaker 2: News, sixty seven Sunshine in Boston. It's eleven o'clock on
Speaker 2: this Thursday morning. Good morning, I'm Laurie Kirby and we
Speaker 2: begin on the campaign trail. The presidential candidates are still
Speaker 2: fighting for every inch in their swingsdate tug of war,
Speaker 2: but they're also planning their final messages to the American
Speaker 2: public before election day. ABC's Mary Bruce begins our coverage.
Speaker 1: Pars campaign has now announced that next Tuesday, exactly one
Speaker 1: week from election day, she plans to give a major
Speaker 1: address or closing argument to the American people at the
Speaker 1: exact same site in Washington where Donald Trump addressed his
Speaker 1: supporters on January sixth. But first today, she'll be down
Speaker 1: in Georgia for big get out the Vote rally with
Speaker 1: some big names including Bruce Springsteen, Tyler Perry, and former
Speaker 1: President Obama.
Speaker 2: Mullayna is five thirty eight in New York Times. Polling
Speaker 2: shows former President Trump is carrying US slim one point
Speaker 2: lead in the swing state of Georgia, but today the
Speaker 2: former president is focusing his efforts on the Sun Belt.
Speaker 2: Your's ABC's Stephen Portnoy.
Speaker 3: Today, Donald Trump campaigns in Arizona and Nevada, two states
Speaker 3: with seventeen electoral votes between them, were registered Republicans now
Speaker 3: outnumbered Democrats among those mailing or casting early votes. Tomorrow,
Speaker 3: Trump heads to Texas for a taping of the popular
Speaker 3: Joe Rogan podcast. Then he's onto Michigan and Pennsylvania, and
Speaker 3: on Sunday he'll be in his hometown of New York
Speaker 3: for a rally at Madison Square.
Speaker 2: Guard polling shows Vice President Harris is in the lead
Speaker 2: in Nevada and former President Trump is leading in Arizona.
Speaker 2: Gun advocates take a big step in their fight against
Speaker 2: the state's new firearms reforms. Governor Moorehealy signed an emergency
Speaker 2: preamble this month to let a sweeping gun law go
Speaker 2: into effect immediately now Second Amendment to advocates have collected
Speaker 2: nearly one hundred thousand signatures into of a twenty twenty
Speaker 2: six ballid measure against the reforms. They say the law
Speaker 2: infringes on their rights. Supporters of the reform say they
Speaker 2: are crucial to keeping Massachusetts gun violence rate low. Health
Speaker 2: officials are still investigating a deadly E Coli outbreak. Link
Speaker 2: to McDonald's quarter pounders in ten states. ABC's Jim Ryan reports.
Speaker 4: McDonald's put its national president in front of the cameras
Speaker 4: Wednesday to try to ease consumers' concerns, and it's pulled
Speaker 4: the quarter pounder from the menu in about twenty percent
Speaker 4: of its locations. The company is facing its first lawsuit,
Speaker 4: filed by a man who says he came down with
Speaker 4: e coli two days after eating at McDonald's. He wants
Speaker 4: one hundred and fifty thousand dollars in damages.
Speaker 2: One person has now died, dozens more have become sick
Speaker 2: from the tinted burgers. Next week will be the last
Speaker 2: off for Stop and Shop in Brockton, the last remaining
Speaker 2: stop and shop in the city of Champions is one
Speaker 2: of eight set to close around the state.
Speaker 5: I'll see what the reason really is for them to
Speaker 5: close it.
Speaker 6: Nick to Native and Shops at these soon to be
Speaker 6: closed North Montello Stop and Shop on a weekly basis.
Speaker 6: This has a bit confused about the closure, saying this
Speaker 6: place is usually homon.
Speaker 1: They still getting a normal fluctuation of the business coming
Speaker 1: through there.
Speaker 6: But Quincy Base Stop and Shop Corporate had this spot
Speaker 6: on their list of eight underperforming stores and mass that
Speaker 6: are closing for good. We need these grocery easy and no,
Speaker 6: Sammy tells me. It's a gut punch. People from all
Speaker 6: walks of life have been shopping here for years.
Speaker 3: And now only for me before. Like locomb income people.
Speaker 6: This one stings even more for the City of Champions.
Speaker 6: The Mayor's office led rallies to keep this location open
Speaker 6: just last year, but as of November one, the doors
Speaker 6: will be closed for good. In Brockton. Jim mckaw BZ
Speaker 6: Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 2: More sun today, breezy, near seventy degrees. We're seeing sixty
Speaker 2: eight out there in quite a few spots, so maybe
Speaker 2: again today we'll surpass the forecast at high We've had
Speaker 2: a record breaking week for warmth. But back to fall tonight,
Speaker 2: some of you into the upper thirtyes, so pretty close
Speaker 2: to a frost clear starlet forty five in Boston. Lots
Speaker 2: of sun for Friday, year sixty. The weekend is going
Speaker 2: to be cooler and damper, and we'll run that down
Speaker 2: for you. Coming up. It's eleven oh five. The Millionaire's
Speaker 2: Tax is raking it in Massachusetts, raking it in the
Speaker 2: new four percent serve tax on those who earn more
Speaker 2: than a million bucks in a single year has led
Speaker 2: to a billion dollars surplus one billion. The House Budget
Speaker 2: chief On Beacon Hill told business leaders in Boston he
Speaker 2: would like to direct that money towards transportation, mostly MBTA
Speaker 2: capital investments. Now that money is meant to be split
Speaker 2: evenly between education and transportation. Right now, State Rep. Aaron
Speaker 2: Mitchelowitz says transportation has been getting the short end of
Speaker 2: the stick. In Massachusetts, The Susan G. Commen More Than
Speaker 2: Pink Walk is this week end this breast cancer awareness mouth.
Speaker 2: Here's wbz's Drew mholland with all you need to know.
Speaker 5: The More Than Pinkwok is Saturday at north Point Park
Speaker 5: in Cambridge. It is two miles in length, or you
Speaker 5: may choose to walk a shorter one mile route. But
Speaker 5: we're all walking for the same cause, right raise the
Speaker 5: money and awareness for breast cancer. Liz Strawn is development
Speaker 5: director at Susan G. Komen.
Speaker 7: Awareness is critical. Early detection saves live so the more
Speaker 7: people take get themselves screened and tested, the better off.
Speaker 5: Did I hear dogs are allowed to.
Speaker 3: Dogs are allowed as long as you take care of
Speaker 3: them and pick up after them.
Speaker 5: Absolutely gotta love it sounds like a nice little Saturday
Speaker 5: nine to forty five am start in Cambridge. Drew o'holland
Speaker 5: WBC Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 2: Hollywood actress shares an intimate look at her own cancer battle.
Speaker 8: My name is Lilia Munn and I'm a breast cancer survivor.
Speaker 7: The actress stars in a new ad for Kim Kardashian
Speaker 7: Skim's underwear. The photographs capture evidence of her double mastectomy.
Speaker 8: When I look at the scars, or how my breast looked,
Speaker 8: friend for how close fit on me differently, I just
Speaker 8: feel a lot of gratitude. The way my body looks
Speaker 8: is just a representation of how hard I fought.
Speaker 7: Mun's been through five surgeries, including reconstruction. The Skims campaign
Speaker 7: will raise money for their Susan G. Comban Breast Cancer Foundation.
Speaker 7: Deborah Rodriguez CBS News.
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Speaker 2: I'm Laurie Kirby, WBZ Boston's news radio