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Speaker 1: This is WBZ, Boston's news radio. We defining local news.

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Speaker 1: Must we Monday? I guess we must? And we are

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Speaker 1: getting started under partly cloudy skies at six o'clock on

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Speaker 1: this Monday morning. It is forty one degrees, pretty chilly.

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Speaker 1: Many readings in the thirties and some twenties out the

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Speaker 1: door this morning. The News at six is brought to

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Speaker 1: us by your New England Toyota Dealer, your hybrid all

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Speaker 1: wheel drive headquarters. Thanks for being here today. I'm Jeff Brown.

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Speaker 1: It is going to be a split decision day, glading.

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Speaker 2: Up this morning with some rave at times.

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Speaker 3: This after early tonight sunshine and blustery conditions tomorrow. That

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Speaker 3: is WBZ Acting weather Meteorologist Joe Lundberg. Near sixty to

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Speaker 3: kick off the week. Though so not bad in that

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Speaker 3: regard government shut down, Day number thirty four begins and

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Speaker 3: President Trump shows no indication he's going to be the

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Speaker 3: one to blink.

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Speaker 4: We're doing this. We keep voting, I mean, the Republicans

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Speaker 4: are voting almost unanimously to end it, and the Democrats

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Speaker 4: keep voting against ending it. You know, they've never had this.

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Speaker 4: This has happened like eighteen times before that Democrats always

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Speaker 4: voted for an extension, always saying give us an extension,

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Speaker 4: we'll work it out. They've lost their way, They've become

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Speaker 4: crazed lunatics.

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Speaker 3: During a CBS News sixty Minutes interview, the President says

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Speaker 3: Democrats are the ones that will need to give in

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Speaker 3: to Republican demands to reopen the government. Then he'll be

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Speaker 3: more than willing to talk about their concerns about healthcare.

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Speaker 3: The shutdown is also a headache for travelers who know

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Speaker 3: that all too well. They are expecting more significant delays

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Speaker 3: at airport's nationwide today.

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Speaker 2: Unlike many other airports across the nation, Massport says Logan

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Speaker 2: hasn't seen any staffing issues. Wonderful though as of last night.

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Speaker 5: Everybody's impacted the work here, right, I mean the whole

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Speaker 5: They need to make money somehow. This is so outrageous.

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Speaker 2: That's soup from Cambridge. Leaving Logan early.

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Speaker 5: I did worry. I almost thought about canceling my trip

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Speaker 5: just so I don't get caught up in this. I'm

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Speaker 5: going to California and then I have to come back right.

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Speaker 5: I don't want to get delayed. I don't want to

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Speaker 5: get hung up somewhere else. I want to be safe.

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Speaker 5: It's really scary to be honest with you, to be

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Speaker 5: a traveler right now.

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Speaker 2: The US Transportation Secretary is warning of more air travel

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Speaker 2: disruption as the shutdown continues, adding that air traffic controllers

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Speaker 2: are wearing thin due to financial stress. At Logan, James

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Speaker 2: rohas WBZ Boston's snooze radios again this morning.

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Speaker 3: Nothing reeling out of the ordinary at Logan Airport. Flight

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Speaker 3: Aware is reporting nine delays at the airfield. So far,

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Speaker 3: Patriots barely escape with their sixth victory in a row.

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Speaker 3: The Pats will get a real test this weekend. They'll

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Speaker 3: be in Tampa Bay. Celtics hope to get back on

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Speaker 3: the winning bandwagon. They host the Jazz of the Garden

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Speaker 3: tonight and the Bruins are off until tomorrow night when

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Speaker 3: they visit the New York Islanders. I guess the holiday

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Speaker 3: shopping season is officially here and the coal is starting

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Speaker 3: to look for its stockings.

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Speaker 6: A lot of retailers have already made the leap from

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Speaker 6: Halloween to Christmas, and if you've poked around, you know

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Speaker 6: prices are considerably higher than last year thanks to new tariffs.

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Speaker 6: Lending Tree as to Maatesale increase cost for consumers in

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Speaker 6: retail tailers a total of forty point six billion dollars

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Speaker 6: this season. That translates to about one hundred and thirty

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Speaker 6: two dollars per shopper. The online lending Marketplace expects retailers

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Speaker 6: to swallow about twelve billion and extra costs themselves. Bottom line,

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Speaker 6: a lot of people will cut back on gift giving

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Speaker 6: or take on extra debt. Deborah Rodriguez CBS News.

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Speaker 3: You're snoring is not only keeping people up at night,

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Speaker 3: it's hazardous to your health. Wbz's Drew moholland is here

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Speaker 3: with details. Morning Drew, Morning Jeff.

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Speaker 7: New research indicates that's snoring especially connected to sleep apnea. Yeah,

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Speaker 7: it can lead to brain bleeds, which in turn could

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Speaker 7: lead to dementia in Alzheimer's disease later in life. Those

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Speaker 7: microbleeds increase later in life too. They lead to a

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Speaker 7: higher risk of future stroke cognitive decline. So if you're snoring,

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Speaker 7: keep an eye on that throughout the life span.

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Speaker 3: I guess I want to contact a doctor too if

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Speaker 3: it's getting out of hand.

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Speaker 1: That's what they say.

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Speaker 3: So the good news is it's almost sunrise here in Boston.

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Speaker 3: The bad news is We're going to go downhill relatively

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Speaker 3: quickly this morning. Forty one degrees right now, increasing clouds

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Speaker 3: here in the city, and any early morning sunshine will

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Speaker 3: give way to clouds later on today. A couple of

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Speaker 3: showers will be knocking around this afternoon and into the

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Speaker 3: evening hours, and maybe steadier rain, especially here in Boston

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Speaker 3: and towards the south shore South Coast Cape at Islands

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Speaker 3: later today. Despite that, daytime highs will get near sixty

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Speaker 3: degrees and enjoy it too, because of course, sunset is

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Speaker 3: around four thirty this afternoon. Clouds will be breaking overnight tonight.

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Speaker 3: It's going to become very windy. Tomorrow looks like it's

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Speaker 3: going to be a nice day, but windy, with high

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Speaker 3: temperatures approaching sixty. And we'll keep that sixty vibe going

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Speaker 3: into Wednesday as well with the mix of sun and clouds,

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Speaker 3: and it looks like Wednesday might be the pick of

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Speaker 3: the week. We'll keep you posted on that as we

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Speaker 3: continue with the mix of sun and clouds on Thursday.

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Speaker 3: With highs in the lower fifties. Right now in Boston

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Speaker 3: it's forty one. We're just getting started under partly cloudy skies.

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Speaker 3: This Monday morning it is six h six. Scientists guess

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Speaker 3: what they can tell how fast you're getting old.

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Speaker 8: At the Human Longevity Lab at Northwestern University, scientists are

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Speaker 8: testing what kind of intervengeance may slow the rate of aging.

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Speaker 9: We can test interventions in a relatively short period of

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Speaker 9: time to see if they just start to bend the

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Speaker 9: curve of agent, if they impact on the measures of

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Speaker 9: biological age.

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Speaker 2: Lat of science.

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Speaker 8: As doctor Douglas vaughns as, the goal is to maximize

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Speaker 8: the gap between biological age and chronological age.

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Speaker 9: Diet and exercise drugs might have those properties and provide

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Speaker 9: that kind of a benefit. Those studies still need to

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Speaker 9: be done.

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Speaker 3: Stephen Kauffman, CBS News, former longtime mayor of Newton Seti

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Speaker 3: Warren has died. Warren had been most recently running the

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Speaker 3: Harvard Kennedy Schools Institute of Politics. He was the first

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Speaker 3: black man elected to lead any city in Massachusetts with

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Speaker 3: his victory in two thousand and nine. He led the

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Speaker 3: city for eight years. No cause of death has been given.

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Speaker 3: Seti Warren was just fifty five, and former Governor Charlie

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Speaker 3: Baker's father has died. Charles Baker the third was a

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Speaker 3: powerful voice in local and national politics and once worked

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Speaker 3: in the US Department of Transportation. The elder Baker turned

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Speaker 3: down a chain to run for governor of Massachusetts in

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Speaker 3: the eighties, but became an advisor and sounding board for

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Speaker 3: his son. Charles Baker the Third, died at a Needham

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Speaker 3: Senior Living center. He was ninety seven. America's semi quinn

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Speaker 3: centennial celebrations continue to hum in the background as the

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Speaker 3: Massachusetts version of the nation's two hundred and fiftieth birthday

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Speaker 3: kicks into another gear. Governor Healy announces Mass two fifty

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Speaker 3: Road to twenty twenty six at the Old South Meetinghouse

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Speaker 3: this morning, which will set the stage to honor Massachusetts

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Speaker 3: role in shaping this nation. The update will highlight three

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Speaker 3: and a half million dollars in community grant funding and

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Speaker 3: also preview milestones including Evacuation Day twenty twenty six and

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Speaker 3: the nation's two hundred and fifty fifth birthday itself on

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Speaker 3: the fourth of July. And Who's ready to hit it Big?

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Speaker 10: This week two lottery games with jackpots swelling over one

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Speaker 10: point two billion in total. First up tonight Powerball, where

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Speaker 10: the jackpot is now four hundred and nineteen million, A

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Speaker 10: one time cash payout before taxes is one hundred and

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Speaker 10: ninety eight million, and then the mega millions tomorrow night

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Speaker 10: is eight hundred million. One time cash payout just under

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Speaker 10: three hundred and eighteen million. J Will ed, WBZ Boston's

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Speaker 10: News radio.

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Speaker 3: People could use that money as job cuts are beginning

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Speaker 3: to stack up and hit the labor market cross country.

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