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Speaker 2: Eleven o'clock sunny and forty two in Boston. We have
Speaker 2: a coastal storm and a little bit of snow tomorrow night.
Speaker 2: I'll get to that, but first the wheels of justice turn.
Speaker 2: The accused killer of United Healthcare CEO is one step
Speaker 2: closer to facing a judge in New York City. See
Speaker 2: me us as dcy Lynn with our top story.
Speaker 3: We stay back, handcuffed and in an orange jumpsuit. Luigi
Speaker 3: Mangioni was led into a vehicle after he formally waived
Speaker 3: extradition to New York. He won't be returning to the
Speaker 3: Pennsylvania prison where he was being held, and is expected
Speaker 3: to immediately be taken to New York to face eleven charges,
Speaker 3: including first degree murder. He's also expected to face federal
Speaker 3: charges related to the shooting.
Speaker 2: Those federal charges could potentially expose Mangioni to the death penalty.
Speaker 2: Reporters showed up outside of that courthouse in Pennsylvania today,
Speaker 2: signs reading free Luigi and privatized healthcare is a crime
Speaker 2: against humanity. What happened, well, it blew up in Congress
Speaker 2: is racing now against tomorrow night's government shutdown deadline to
Speaker 2: pass that bipartisan funding bill. Lawmakers appeared to have reached
Speaker 2: a dealer earlier this week. They were practically high fiving,
Speaker 2: but it fell apart after a barrage of scathing social
Speaker 2: media posts from President elect Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
Speaker 2: CBS Scott McFarlane reports House Democratic Leader Hakim Jeffries is
Speaker 2: among the lawmakers' expressing frustration.
Speaker 4: House Republicans will now own any harm that is visited
Speaker 4: upon the American people that results from a government shutdown or.
Speaker 1: Worse, as CBS News is reported areas devastated by Hurricane Helene,
Speaker 1: including flood ravage Damascus, Virginia, where Ralph Wilson lost his restaurant.
Speaker 1: We're counting on this week's congressional spending bill to finally
Speaker 1: start rebuilding.
Speaker 2: There's got to be a light at the end of
Speaker 2: the tunnel, but it seemed like things just keep happening
Speaker 2: that set me back. Trump writing that they need a
Speaker 2: bill without democratic giveaways, but the broken deal also included
Speaker 2: economic relief for farmers and pay raises for members of Congress.
Speaker 2: The FAA is temporarily banning drones in several parts of
Speaker 2: New Jersey for about a month, okay, and the move
Speaker 2: comes as mysterious drone signings run rampant across the Northeast,
Speaker 2: including in Massachusetts. Tammy Trujillo has more.
Speaker 5: The agency released a video explaining how all aircraft, including drones,
Speaker 5: are required to have certain lights. The FAA says drones
Speaker 5: must have a strobe light visible for at least three miles.
Speaker 5: Several federal agencies said in a joint statement that there's
Speaker 5: no national security threat at this time regarding the recent
Speaker 5: drone sidings, but did confirm that some drones have been
Speaker 5: seen flying near or over military installations. Many lawmakers and
Speaker 5: others one answer is concerning who's operating those drones. Drone
Speaker 5: pilots must generally obey certain flying rules, such as staying
Speaker 5: below four hundred feet, keeping the drone in sight, and
Speaker 5: avoiding any restricted airspace. The agency also emphasized that it's
Speaker 5: illegal to shoot down a drone. I'm Tammy Trichillo.
Speaker 2: Sunny and cold today. That's a cold wind out there,
Speaker 2: gusty breeze out of the north northwest are high forty five.
Speaker 2: We're nearly there in Boston and Brockton, Lowell. You're seeing
Speaker 2: forty two we cloud up tonight thirty Boston, mid twenties Inland,
Speaker 2: barely freezing thirty two in the Berkshires. Imagine tonight. I'm
Speaker 2: sure they have some nice fireplaces to keep them warm
Speaker 2: and of course some heat. But tomorrow we're looking at
Speaker 2: a coastal storm by tomorrow night. But by tomorrow afternoon
Speaker 2: we'll start to see a little bit of snow showers falling,
Speaker 2: maybe a little bit of rain as that temperature drops.
Speaker 2: After sundown, here comes some steadier snow that could accumulate.
Speaker 2: So how much I know is it going to be
Speaker 2: a big storm. No, but it could be a messy
Speaker 2: storm accoding to an inch for some areas, but higher
Speaker 2: amounts of snow Friday night into Saturday morning possibles south
Speaker 2: of Boston, some lingering snow flurry Saturday morning, which is
Speaker 2: going to be pretty Witmen Police arrest a suspected serial
Speaker 2: porch pirate and the chief of police, Chief Handling so
Speaker 2: his forty one year old Colin Mackie, has been stealing
Speaker 2: people's packages from that apartment complex on Marble Street as
Speaker 2: far back as September, so they decided to get creative. Witmen.
Speaker 2: Police detectives placed a bait package in the building, look
Speaker 2: like it had a laptop. He fell for the bait.
Speaker 2: Colin Mackie has now been a rain buckle up. It's
Speaker 2: time to make the drive to that Christmas destination. WBC's
Speaker 2: Drew moholland steers us in the right direction.
Speaker 6: Yeah, on the road, things really pick up this weekend.
Speaker 6: About one hundred and seven million people going to drive
Speaker 6: to their holiday destinations from now through the new year.
Speaker 6: That's about two point five million people more than last year.
Speaker 6: And at Logan Airport, who it's already getting busy, officials
Speaker 6: actually say today will be the most crowded day to
Speaker 6: fly Tomorrow not far behind the TSA expects to screen
Speaker 6: nearly forty million travelers through the new year. That's about
Speaker 6: a six percent increase compared to last year. Enjoy the
Speaker 6: family time, people, Drew moholland WBZ Boston's News Radio updating.
Speaker 2: The discontent grows over the new voter law empowering the
Speaker 2: Massachusetts Auditor to investigate. The House and Senate Bacon Hill
Speaker 2: leaders changed the rules so that the auditor would hire
Speaker 2: an outside firm instead. They cited concerns over the separation
Speaker 2: of powers when they did that. This was post vote. Well,
Speaker 2: here comes a new coalition. It includes the Pioneer Institute
Speaker 2: in the Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance. They say they're going to
Speaker 2: file a lawsuit in January to try to force the
Speaker 2: state legislature to comply with a letter of the law,
Speaker 2: and a spokesman also called on ag Andrea Campbell to
Speaker 2: force compliance to p than any legal action. President Biden
Speaker 2: charts a course toward a greener future.
Speaker 7: The White House is announcing an ambitious new goal to
Speaker 7: tackle climate change, a sixty percent reduction in greenhouse gas
Speaker 7: emissions by twenty thirty five. The US had to submit
Speaker 7: its goal to the United Nations as a part of
Speaker 7: the Paris Climate Agreement, but whether of these goals are
Speaker 7: achievable is debatable. President elect Trump previously withdrew from the
Speaker 7: Paris Agreement and promised on the campaign trail to increase
Speaker 7: fossil fuel production. Paulina Selenski's CBS News the White House.
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