Speaker 1: This is w b Z, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.
Speaker 1: A beautiful sunny day to start the week. It is
Speaker 1: fifty six degrees in Boston at eleven o'clock on the nose.
Speaker 1: Good morning. I'm Nicole Davis, and we start this hour
Speaker 1: in Washington. That's where the Trump administration is doubling down,
Speaker 1: telling a federal court that it will not say if
Speaker 1: it has any plans to bring a mistakenly deported Maryland
Speaker 1: man back home from a notorious prison in l Salvador. However,
Speaker 1: CBS's Derek Waller says we might end up learning more
Speaker 1: about the plane at some point today.
Speaker 2: Today, President Trump is planning to meet with El Salvador's
Speaker 2: president at the White House, hours after the country released
Speaker 2: videos showing ted alleged gay members being handed over by
Speaker 2: the US military to police in that country. The meeting
Speaker 2: comes amid an ongoing court battle over a Maryland father
Speaker 2: the administration admitted was said to a notorious prison in
Speaker 2: that Central American country by mistake, the Supreme Court ordering
Speaker 2: the administration to facilitate his return.
Speaker 1: And the meeting between President Trump and the president of
Speaker 1: El Salvador about to get underway. Momentarily at the White House.
Speaker 1: So we find out more about what happens behind those
Speaker 1: closed doors. We'll keep you posted here on WBZ and
Speaker 1: streaming on the iHeartRadio app now. Back on Friday, an
Speaker 1: immigration lawyer from Newton says she was surprised to open
Speaker 1: up her email and find an email from Homeland Security
Speaker 1: telling her to leave the United States within seven days.
Speaker 1: Nicole Mischeroni says the email told her that her parole
Speaker 1: had been terminated. She was confused, though, because she was
Speaker 1: born in Massachusetts and has lived here her entire life.
Speaker 1: Misscarrooney says at first she thought the email was for
Speaker 1: one of her clients, as it had no case number
Speaker 1: or identifying information, But she says usually these notices don't
Speaker 1: come by email in the first place. Homeland Security confirms
Speaker 1: she did get that by mistake, but they do say
Speaker 1: it is an email they're sending to people here in
Speaker 1: the country legally under Biden error programs allowing people to
Speaker 1: live and work in the United States. At eleven oh two,
Speaker 1: Now to pens Sylvania, where a suspect is in custody
Speaker 1: this morning. After that arson attack destroyed part of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: Governor Josh Shapiro's home, forcing him and his family to
Speaker 1: flee in the middle of the night.
Speaker 3: The fire black and damage evidence part of the mansion
Speaker 3: left uninhabitable. The Governor and his family were gathered Saturday
Speaker 3: evening with two dozen others celebrating the first night of Passover.
Speaker 3: At two am, that very room was engulfed in fire.
Speaker 3: The Governor and his family were asleep inside, police rushing
Speaker 3: in to rouse them. Authorities now charging thirty eight year
Speaker 3: old Cody Bomber of Harrisburg with aggravated arson, attempted murder,
Speaker 3: and terrorism.
Speaker 1: ABC's AARONK Tirsky there court filing Shibamer was planning to
Speaker 1: beat Governor Shapiro with a hammer if he had found him.
Speaker 1: And before we go, take a look at traffic. When
Speaker 1: Carlile's own Claro took the stage at Coachella, she brought
Speaker 1: out a very special guest to introduce her. Your CBS's
Speaker 1: Matt Piper.
Speaker 4: He just may have been the oldest person there. Coachella
Speaker 4: and event in the California Desert for music lovers had
Speaker 4: a surprise guest Saturday night.
Speaker 3: Future to America.
Speaker 4: It dependent upon your generation, Senator Bernie Sanders telling the
Speaker 4: crowd to fight for justice. His appearance came after he
Speaker 4: held a rally in Los Angeles. It's part of his
Speaker 4: Fighting Oligarchy tour with Rep. Alexandria Acasio Cortes. The music
Speaker 4: festival crowd booed as Sandra's mentioned President Trump, to which
Speaker 4: The Vermont Independent replied, I agree, Matt Piper, CBS.
Speaker 1: News, and I can tell you right now it is
Speaker 1: shaping him to be an incredible day, much nicer than
Speaker 1: it was over the past weekend when I don't know
Speaker 1: about you, but I kept getting blown around all over
Speaker 1: the place and rained on. So yes, we will take this.
Speaker 1: Plenty of sun out there today. Temperatures right now in
Speaker 1: the mid to upper fifties for many of us, a
Speaker 1: little bit cooler on the cape where you're going to
Speaker 1: stay here in the mid fifties, but it looks like
Speaker 1: most of us will get up to about the mid
Speaker 1: to upper sixties today, So we'll take that. Claudy with
Speaker 1: a couple of showers late tonight aloon in the mid forties,
Speaker 1: breezy tomorrow with some sun to start, but there is
Speaker 1: a pretty good chance we could be seeing some showers
Speaker 1: and even maybe a thunderstorm tomorrow in the afternoon and
Speaker 1: it will get up to about the mid sixties. But
Speaker 1: again bring the umbrella just in case. These days you
Speaker 1: never know around here. We're going to see some rain,
Speaker 1: mostly cloudy on Wednesday, Wendy heinyr fifty, plenty of sun
Speaker 1: on Thursday, a high in the mid fifties, and looking
Speaker 1: ahead on Friday could be seen temperatures pushing sixty if
Speaker 1: not seventy getting into the weekend. Whoof, We'll let you
Speaker 1: know as we get closer here on WBZ, But right
Speaker 1: now in Brockton, it's fifty six, fifty seven in Marlborough,
Speaker 1: fifty five in Haveril. In Boston at eleven oh five,
Speaker 1: it is partly cloudy and fifty seven. It was an
Speaker 1: up and down trip this morning, lasting under fifteen minutes,
Speaker 1: but six women have now made history as the first
Speaker 1: multiple astronaut, all female crew to go into space.
Speaker 5: I'm Peter King, CBS's Gail King kiss the ground after
Speaker 5: leaving the spacecraft.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: She made no secret of her fear heading into this,
Speaker 1: telling a Blue Origin interviewer.
Speaker 4: The flight instructor said that I am her best success
Speaker 4: during why because she's never had somebody go through the course.
Speaker 1: Who's terrified of flying. Entertainer Katie Perry shang, what a
Speaker 1: wonderful world in zero gravity.
Speaker 4: It's about this wonderful world that we see right out
Speaker 4: there and appreciating it.
Speaker 1: This is all for the benefit of Earth. Peter King,
Speaker 1: CBS News eleven O six to Dead Them Now. Jury
Speaker 1: selection continuing this hour in the Karen Reid murder case.
Speaker 1: Sixteen people have been seated so far for the second
Speaker 1: criminal trial. Both sides, though, say they want at least
Speaker 1: two more people on that jury is considering the volatility
Speaker 1: of the case and the potential that we might see
Speaker 1: another long trial here now. So far, through jury selection
Speaker 1: over the past couple of weeks, almost five hundred people
Speaker 1: have come through. An officials say almost ninety percent of
Speaker 1: them say they knew about the case, which was highly
Speaker 1: publicized throughout the first trial. Opening statements are set to
Speaker 1: start tomorrow. Sightseeing company New York Helicopter Tours is closing
Speaker 1: down after last week's deadly crash into the Hudson Your
Speaker 1: CBS's Jesse Mitchell.
Speaker 5: And National Transportation Safety Board are investigating what caused the
Speaker 5: sightseeing aircraft to fall from the sky, killing a family
Speaker 5: of five passengers from Spain and the aircraft's pilot. CBS
Speaker 5: News reached out to the owner of the company, who responded,
Speaker 5: our sole focus is on assisting the NTSB and its
Speaker 5: investigation and grieving the tragic lots of life now.
Speaker 1: The company, by the way, had previously been involved in
Speaker 1: two safety incidents investigated by the FAA. And there's a
Speaker 1: lot of grief and shock this morning in Weston and
Speaker 1: around the state for loved ones of those killed in
Speaker 1: a plane crash over the weekend right by the New
Speaker 1: York Massachusetts state line. Among those on board Corona Groff,
Speaker 1: the twenty twenty two NCAA Woman of the Year, her boyfriend,
Speaker 1: her parents, her brother, and his girlfriend. They were flying
Speaker 1: to celebrate her twenty fifth birthday and passover in the
Speaker 1: Catskills when the plane crashed in upstate New York. The
Speaker 1: Grafts are reportedly from Weston. According to the NTSB, the
Speaker 1: flight missed an approach to Columbia County Airport before it
Speaker 1: went down. When air traffic control tried to tell the
Speaker 1: pilot that he was flying too low, they said they
Speaker 1: never heard back from the cockpit. You are now in
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