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Speaker 1: This is WBZ Boston's news radio, redefining local news fifty

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Speaker 1: five degrees in Boston at four o'clock could afternoon, I'm

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Speaker 1: Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. As the investigation into yesterday's

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Speaker 1: deadly plane crashing dart myth continues, there are lane closures

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Speaker 1: today on I one ninety five. Mascot says the high

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Speaker 1: speed lanes on both sides of the highway eastbound and

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Speaker 1: westbound at the Exit nineteen ramp will be closed in

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Speaker 1: addition to Exit nineteen B on I one ninety five

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Speaker 1: westbound until about eight o'clock tonight. CBS News Boston's Penny

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Speaker 1: Committees and Dark method says the wreckage needs to remain

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Speaker 1: in place till investigators finish a closer look.

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Speaker 2: How this all happened is still a mystery.

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Speaker 3: Certified for IFR, IFR stands for Instrument flight rated conditions,

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Speaker 3: which means rainy cloud.

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Speaker 4: Former Navy fighter pilot Matthew wiz Buckley says the northeaster

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Speaker 4: could have made flying conditions challenging.

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Speaker 3: In really bad weather conditions, even though two pilots staring

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Speaker 3: at the instruments, they could get vertigo if you were

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Speaker 3: in the clouds, and you were getting bumped around with

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Speaker 3: gus up down, left, right, and sideways. You might feel

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Speaker 3: like you're upside down.

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Speaker 5: State police are asking anyone driving down H one ninety

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Speaker 5: five to keep it moving, to not take any photos

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Speaker 5: or videos of the wreckage.

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Speaker 1: Had married couple from Rhode Island were killed in that

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Speaker 1: crash yesterday morning. To Harvard says the majority of its

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Speaker 1: grants canceled by the Trump administration have now been restored.

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Speaker 1: The Globe is reporting that Harvard administrators told faculty and

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Speaker 1: staff that news earlier this month. It comes after a

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Speaker 1: federal judge's ruling that the administration cuts two Harvard's funds

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Speaker 1: where illegal. The administration says it will appeal that ruling.

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Speaker 1: Of The busy news radios reached out to Harvard for

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Speaker 1: more information. The Israeli Defense Forces say it's received word

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Speaker 1: that four deceased hostages have been transferred into Red Cross custody.

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Speaker 1: Earlier today, sources told the AP that Israel was planning

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Speaker 1: to have aid into Gaza, accusing Hamas of violating the

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Speaker 1: cease fire by slowing down the release of dead hostages. Meantime,

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Speaker 1: President Trump's back in Washington today after his trip to

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Speaker 1: the Middle East. He is calling on the international community

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Speaker 1: to come together after the Israeli Hamas hostage prison or exchange.

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Speaker 1: The President calling the cease fire the historic dawn of

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Speaker 1: a new Middle East.

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Speaker 4: President notably said yesterday that this was the hard phase

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Speaker 4: getting the hostages released, achieving this cease fire, and that

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Speaker 4: the next part, the rebuilding, would be easier. I think

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Speaker 4: it'd be hard to find experts who will say that

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Speaker 4: this next phase will be easy, because there are a

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Speaker 4: lot of complicated, very difficult questions right now in terms

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Speaker 4: of disarming Hamas, making sure that that holds, How do

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Speaker 4: you rebuild Gaza, how does that process play out, who

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Speaker 4: pays for it, and the security situation there as that

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Speaker 4: process is playing out.

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Speaker 1: That is ABC's Karen Travers. The government shutdown has been

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Speaker 1: going on now for two weeks and there's still no

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Speaker 1: end in sight.

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Speaker 2: How Speaker Mike Johnson says that Democrats have another chance

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Speaker 2: to end this mess, and continues to focus on Senate

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Speaker 2: Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.

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Speaker 3: This is an attempt at image rehabilitation for Chuck Humer.

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Speaker 2: But a fired federal employee stood with Democrats at a

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Speaker 2: press conference, saying her Son asked if he cout three

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Speaker 2: d print legos and sell them so we could help

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Speaker 2: us pay our mortgage. It was the sweetest and most

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Speaker 2: heartbreaking thing he's ever.

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Speaker 1: Said, Alison Keys, CBS News Washington. We're still dealing with

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Speaker 1: some rain and shower activity. A vast majority of it

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Speaker 1: is a along the coast and down toward the cape.

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Speaker 1: It'll continue to disintegrate us we head through the next

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Speaker 1: several hours. We need to get the clouds out of

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Speaker 1: here as well. They've hung tight today. Even further back

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Speaker 1: away from the coast and up into the inland sections.

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Speaker 1: We're still dealing with some cloudiness, so it'll take a

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Speaker 1: while to bang all of that out of here and

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Speaker 1: get some partial clearing in tonight. Temperatures eventually this evening

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Speaker 1: about fifty downtown, forties in the suburbs, and then partly

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Speaker 1: sunny skies break out Tomorrow. It'll still be a little breezy,

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Speaker 1: temperatures in the low sixties, mostly clear in the forties

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Speaker 1: Tomorrow night, and then Thursday's a relatively cool day fifty

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Speaker 1: five with a mix of clouds and so on. A

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Speaker 1: little bit better on Friday, sunshine around, temperatures near sixty

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Speaker 1: and then into the low sixties. It's a fall like day.

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Speaker 1: Good because it's fall and with those temperatures in low sixties,

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Speaker 1: we'll have sunshine on Saturday. Right now, it is fifty

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Speaker 1: five to grease in Boston. Trying to get more eyes

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Speaker 1: on the issue of domestic violence in Massachusetts an effort

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Speaker 1: on Beacon Hill to enlist help of hair stylists and cosmetologists.

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Speaker 6: Ja Marian Ryan says domestic violence is not just a

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Speaker 6: law enforcement problem, it's a community problem. That's why she

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Speaker 6: supports legislation to require that hair stylists and cosmetology students

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Speaker 6: complete one hour of education about domestic violence and sexual

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Speaker 6: assault awareness. She cites two reasons.

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Speaker 7: Why anyone who's been in a salon or a hip barbershop,

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Speaker 7: here's lots of conversations about very important personal topics. And

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Speaker 7: the second is there are lots of injuries that you

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Speaker 7: only see in domestic violence cases, primarily things like the

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Speaker 7: loss of hair, strangle, marx, defensive marks in the arms that,

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Speaker 7: especially where we live, can be very easily covered up.

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Speaker 6: Ryan says there were no domestic violence homicides in Middlesex

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Speaker 6: County last year, largely because domestic violence is now seen

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Speaker 6: more as a community problem that everyone is aware of

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Speaker 6: and concerned about at the state House. Spike Maxlin WVZ,

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Speaker 6: Boston's news radio.

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Speaker 1: She's in the running main Governor Janet Mills officially seeking

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Speaker 1: a new job. Mills, a Democrat, is running for US

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Speaker 1: Senate and a bid to replace sitting Senator Susan Collins,

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Speaker 1: a Republican. On ex Mills says, I've never backed down

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Speaker 1: from the bully, and I never will. Mills posted a

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Speaker 1: video on her battles with the Trump administration and her

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Speaker 1: talking about her past and her influence from her father

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Speaker 1: when it comes to dealing with bullies.

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Speaker 2: This election will be a simple choice. Is maing going

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Speaker 2: to bow down or stand up? I know my answers.

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Speaker 1: Mills says, my life's work has prepared me for this fight,

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Speaker 1: and I'm ready to win. The mat accused to try

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Speaker 1: to kill Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and his family has

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Speaker 1: pleaded guilty and we'll spend at least twenty five years

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Speaker 1: behind bars.

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Speaker 5: Thirty eight year old Cody Balmer has been sentenced to

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Speaker 5: twenty five to fifty years as part of a plea deal.

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Speaker 5: Balmer was convicted of attempted murder, terrorism and arson prosecutor

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Speaker 5: Say Bomber told police he would have beaten the governor

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Speaker 5: to death with a sledgehammer if he saw him that night.

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Speaker 5: In rambling nine to one one call placed after the fire,

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Speaker 5: Bomber talked about the war in Gaza.

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Speaker 1: Governor Josh Shapiro needs to know that Cody Balmer will

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Speaker 1: not take part in his plans for what he wants

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Speaker 1: to do to the Palestinian people.

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Speaker 5: The Shapiros were not hurt, and the fire caused millions

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Speaker 5: of dollars in damage. Connor Marcon for CBS News Philadelphia.

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