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Speaker 1: Good morning, six o'clock on this Tuesday here in Boston.
Speaker 1: We're waking up under mostly cloudy skies in thirty seven
Speaker 1: degrees here in the city.
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Speaker 2: morning drive to work. I'm Jeff Brown and what are
Speaker 2: the difference a day makes?
Speaker 3: Plods down some sunshine for today, We'll turn out breezy
Speaker 3: and milder, with a high of fifty two This afternoon.
Speaker 2: At is WBZ ACKI weather meteorologist Heather's Air. More rain
Speaker 2: maybe overnight tonight and again or another round of isolated
Speaker 2: showers tomorrow. You can make it a six game winning
Speaker 2: streak now for the Celtics, who dismantle the King's out.
Speaker 2: West Bruins are off until tomorrow, and the Red Sox
Speaker 2: win one of their final preseason games. It'll go again
Speaker 2: tonight in Monterey, Mexico. The game's count starting on Thursday.
Speaker 2: Rough going in the executive offices at the US Postal
Speaker 2: Service of Late Lewis DeJoy resigns effective immediately, weeks after
Speaker 2: saying he would step down but remain on the job
Speaker 2: until a successor is named. De Joy says there's too
Speaker 2: much uncertainty at the Post Office these days, and plans
Speaker 2: by Doge to privatize the eighty billion dollar agency moves
Speaker 2: his hand. Deputy Postmaster General Doug Tellino will take over
Speaker 2: on an interim basis. New This Morning, President Trump says
Speaker 2: he knows nothing about it. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says
Speaker 2: no war plans were shared on a private app, but
Speaker 2: a noted journalists would disagree.
Speaker 3: Top Trump administration officials discussed details of a sensitive operation
Speaker 3: to bomb hoothy targets during a conversation on a signal
Speaker 3: text message chain that inadvertently included the editor of The Atlantic.
Speaker 3: The magazine reported the messages appeared to be authentic, a
Speaker 3: spokesman for the White House National Security Council said, and
Speaker 3: they were reviewing how the situation happened. Jennifer Jacob's CPS
Speaker 3: News The White House.
Speaker 2: Journalist Jeffrey Goldberg of the Atlantic, the editor in chief,
Speaker 2: says some of the messages were so explosive that he
Speaker 2: refused to publish them in the interest of national security.
Speaker 2: Among the revelations a purported split in strategy between JD. Vance,
Speaker 2: the Vice President, and President Trump, in which Vance says
Speaker 2: the President may not understand the full ramifications of a
Speaker 2: bombing campaign in Yemen. Canada is piling on It joins
Speaker 2: a growing list of countries with updated travel policies with
Speaker 2: an advisory warning its citizens not to come to the
Speaker 2: United States. The Trump administration's immigration crackdown pushes our neighbors
Speaker 2: to the north over the edge on claims that anyone
Speaker 2: traveling here with dubious citizenship can expect to have a
Speaker 2: tough time going back home. The move follows similar policies
Speaker 2: outlined in England and Germany most recently, and the United
Speaker 2: States might be headed for a cash crunch.
Speaker 4: A new report suggests America maybe running out of money
Speaker 4: and won't be able to pay its bills as soon
Speaker 4: as July. The Bipartisan Policy Center says the so called
Speaker 4: X date comes when the country reaches its debt ceiling,
Speaker 4: which President Trump says is a manufactured thing by Democrats.
Speaker 4: Officials say there are a lot of moving pieces that
Speaker 4: could affect the early date and push it back several months,
Speaker 4: including the impact of tariffs and the possibility of the
Speaker 4: Treasury Department to use extraordinary measures accounting moves to make
Speaker 4: the money stretch further. Either way, lawmakers need to make
Speaker 4: a decision sooner than later. Jay will Lett WBZ, Boston's
Speaker 4: News Radio. Sort of an uneventful start to the day.
Speaker 4: That's kind of the way we like it. Thirty seven degrees,
Speaker 4: mostly cloudy skies right now. These clouds will break up.
Speaker 4: We'll see some sunshine later today and much milder air
Speaker 4: in control. Temperatures in the lower fifties. It will continue
Speaker 4: to be breezy, however, March, by the way, is the
Speaker 4: breeziest month of the year. Overnight tonight, mostly cloudy, lows
Speaker 4: will be right around the freezing mark. Don't be surprised
Speaker 4: if we see a stray shower or two in the
Speaker 4: overnight hours. More the same Tomorrow, isolated showers throughout the day,
Speaker 4: high temperatures only staying in the forties, and we'll be
Speaker 4: under sunny skies on Thursday, right around fifty degrees and
Speaker 4: then back in the forties on Friday. End are mostly
Speaker 4: cloudy sky, so back and forth we go. Right now
Speaker 4: in Boston, overcast in thirty seven. Here in the city,
Speaker 4: just about sunrise it is six oh five. This is
Speaker 4: the biggest thing this city has ever seen, but it's
Speaker 4: about to say Cyanira doct.
Speaker 5: At the Conley Container Terminal is the MSc Verona. She
Speaker 5: is a one hundred and sixty seven foot wide, twelve
Speaker 5: hundred foot long container ship that's the length of four
Speaker 5: football fields, and it's also said to be a record
Speaker 5: breaker being the largest ship to dock in Boston thanks
Speaker 5: to the three new ship to shore cranes and a
Speaker 5: new fifty foot deep berth that allows large container ships
Speaker 5: like this to remain doct. The countdown, however, is on
Speaker 5: as the MSc Verona is expected to leave early this
Speaker 5: morning at the Black Falcon Pier. James Rojas WBZ Boston
Speaker 5: Snooze Radio.
Speaker 2: Boston Mayor Michelle wou will give late night TV a try.
Speaker 2: She's a guest on tonight's The Daily Show on Comedy Central.
Speaker 2: Details now from wbz's Drew Mohawk.
Speaker 6: The mayor's appearance comes a couple weeks after her defense
Speaker 6: of Boston's stance to protect immigrants in the city.
Speaker 5: Let's talk about Tom Homan, Shame on him.
Speaker 6: Bring him here under oath, and let's ask him some questions.
Speaker 6: It'll be Mayor Wu's first appearance since borders are Tom
Speaker 6: Homan came to Boston and brought hell with him in
Speaker 6: a five day ice sweep that ended with three hundred
Speaker 6: and seventy immigrants in custody. Officials say that the targets
Speaker 6: were members of organized crime gangs and what Homan calls
Speaker 6: illegal alien offenders. Homan also says Meriwu and Governor Healy
Speaker 6: should be ashamed of themselves for supporting sanctuary policies. Drew
Speaker 6: moholland WBZ Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: New report shows what you buy might actually hurt you.
Speaker 2: Injuries from recalled products hit an eight year high last year,
Speaker 2: during which researchers say hazardous products translated to more than
Speaker 2: eight hundred injuries and more than a dozen deaths in
Speaker 2: the United States. Officials with the Public Interest Research Group
Speaker 2: says there are some eighty million problematic products on the market,
Speaker 2: ranging from treadmills to tools and toys with fire falls
Speaker 2: and choking hazards. Among the top risks, A dash to
Speaker 2: the door when door dash comes calling could soon cost
Speaker 2: you a prettier penny In Boston.
Speaker 7: Citing traffic congestion caused by delivery drivers all over the city.
Speaker 7: The Boston City Council wants to tack on an additional
Speaker 7: fifteen cent per delivery fee for the Uber Eats and
Speaker 7: door Dashes of the world. Doesn't seem like a huge
Speaker 7: amount for something that could benefit a lot of people.
Speaker 7: Lindsay lives in Alston, seems to get the gist of it.
Speaker 7: Massachusetts Retailers Association is already out against it, saying enough
Speaker 7: is enough with all the fees.
Speaker 1: They can afford to cover these fees.
Speaker 7: Ben lives in Brighton says he's dodging delivery drivers all
Speaker 7: the time waiting outside of his building, and these national
Speaker 7: delivery apps could afford to pay.
Speaker 5: Them, and if they're worried about how many people are
Speaker 5: using their apps, they should be covering it.
Speaker 7: The fee is not official gests yet, but it's gaining
Speaker 7: steam at the City Council. From Cleveland Circle Jim MCKAWBZ
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