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

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Speaker 2: Degrees and clear skies in Boston at six o'clock. Good morning,

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Speaker 2: I'm Charlie Burderhond and here's what's happening. The United States

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Speaker 2: military has begun major combat operations against Iran.

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Speaker 3: CBS News special report. The US and Israel have attacked

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Speaker 3: Iran after it refused to curb its nuclear program. Iran

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Speaker 3: is fired back with missile attacks on US bases in

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Speaker 3: Bahrain and Jordan. Explosions have also been reported in Kuwait,

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Speaker 3: Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Abu Dhabi. President Trump posted a

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Speaker 3: video to social media.

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Speaker 4: The lives of courageous American heroes may be lost, and

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Speaker 4: we may have casualties that often happens in war.

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Speaker 1: But we're doing this not for now.

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Speaker 5: We're doing this for the future, and it is a

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Speaker 5: noble mission.

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Speaker 3: The BBC's John Donison is an Israel, where air defense

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Speaker 3: systems are trying to intercept the incoming Iranian missiles.

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Speaker 5: We awoke to the sound of sirens going up off

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Speaker 5: across Jerusalem and across Israel.

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Speaker 3: CBS's Olivia Gaza's reports explosions have been heard in covers

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Speaker 3: capital Doha.

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Speaker 2: Doha was the largest US military installation in the Middle East.

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Speaker 3: The US is urging Americans in several Middle Eastern countries

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Speaker 3: to shelter in place. CBS News special report. I'm Michael Wallace,

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Speaker 3: and of course we'll have continuing coverage. This story just

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Speaker 3: breaking during the overnight hours as the US military has

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Speaker 3: begun combat operations against Iran. Stay here with WBZ NewsRadio

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Speaker 3: for more information as it unfolds. Governor Moore heely Is

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Speaker 3: ended the state of emergency, which had been declared ahead

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Speaker 3: of the blizzard that overwhelmed much of the Bay State

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Speaker 3: earlier this week. The Massachusetts Department of Transportation deployed over

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Speaker 3: three thousand pieces of equipment to clear the roads, three

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Speaker 3: hundred and fifty members of the National Guard assisted with

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Speaker 3: recovery efforts, and more than ninety nine percent of base

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Speaker 3: day residents and businesses have their power back Following that

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Speaker 3: Nor Easter. Power was restored in many communities well ahead

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Speaker 3: of schedule, and according to MIMA, right now, only about

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Speaker 3: three hundred customers remain in the dark. Measles makes a

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Speaker 3: return to the Commonwealth for the first time this year.

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Speaker 3: Who his wbzs JWALLLAF.

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Speaker 6: The Massachusetts Department of Public Health announces it's detected the

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Speaker 6: first two confirmed cases of measles in the state this year.

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Speaker 1: It doesn't surprise me.

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Speaker 5: We've seen increased disease activity and multiple places throughout the

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Speaker 5: United States and throughout the world.

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Speaker 6: The first was a school aged resident who is currently

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Speaker 6: out of state. The second was diagnosed in Greater Boston.

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Speaker 6: The patient had traveled internationally and has an unclear vaccination history.

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Speaker 6: Doctor Camille Cotton, his senior physician in the Division of

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Speaker 6: Infectious Disease, and mass General Brigham.

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Speaker 5: One to two weeks after exposure, they could develop high fever, cough,

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Speaker 5: running nose, red watery eyes, or conjunctivids.

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Speaker 6: Officials say the risk to Massachusetts residents remains low, but

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Speaker 6: emphasize the importance of getting vaccinated. JAY will lead to

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Speaker 6: BBZ Boston's news radio.

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Speaker 2: Let's check the four day wdvz ACU weather forecast. Matt

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Speaker 2: Rendy tells us Today we'll have some sun, some clouds, breezy,

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Speaker 2: a lot warmer. We'll get close to fifty today, partly

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Speaker 2: cloudy overnight. Tonight we drop back to thirty tomorrow. It's brisk,

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Speaker 2: it's colder, maybe snow flurry midday. Not a big deal,

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Speaker 2: not after what we just went through, a coding to

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Speaker 2: an inch. Otherwise, just some clouds and temperatures to the

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Speaker 2: mid maybe even upper thirties Tomorrow. Monday a cold day,

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Speaker 2: cloud sun just twenty five for a high on Monday,

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Speaker 2: and then Tuesday not it's cold, increasing clouds and again

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Speaker 2: maybe a combination rain snow. High about forty on Tuesday.

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Speaker 2: Looks like rain in the forecast on Wednesday as well,

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Speaker 2: thirty degrees and clear skies. In Boston At six five,

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Speaker 2: Boston Mayor Michelle Woo announcing the city will collaborate with

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Speaker 2: Dana Farber Cancer Institute to respond to shocking mortality rate

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Speaker 2: statistics contained in a recent public health survey.

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Speaker 7: Ccident in Roxbury dies on average twenty three years before

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Speaker 7: their neighbor in Back Bay. Black residents in our city

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Speaker 7: pass away more than six years earlier than any other

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Speaker 7: major racial group on average.

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Speaker 4: Mayor Michelle Woo says the results of a recent public

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Speaker 4: health survey of mortality rates in Boston are staggering.

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Speaker 7: Overall life expectancy in Boston has increased over the past

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Speaker 7: ten years, but for black residents it has gone down,

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Speaker 7: the gap between black residents and the rest of the

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Speaker 7: city has doubled.

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Speaker 4: Accordingly, the mayor says Boston will invest one million dollars

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Speaker 4: in work with Data Farbard Cancer Institute to fight cancer

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Speaker 4: in the city's black community.

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Speaker 7: We have the research, we have the resources, and most importantly,

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Speaker 7: we have the resolve to get this done.

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Speaker 4: The collaboration will expand access to cancer screenings and boost

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Speaker 4: community based prevention to help detect cancer earlier and treat

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Speaker 4: it sooner. Mike Macklin WBZ, Boston's news radio.

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Speaker 2: The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has ordered DNA testing in

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Speaker 2: the ca case of Sean Tanner. Might remember this story

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Speaker 2: back in the eighties. He was convicted in nineteen eighty

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Speaker 2: eight and the murder of Mary Harris in a motel

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Speaker 2: room in Darmouth. The Globe reports after Harris was killed,

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Speaker 2: nine other bodies were discovered in the area in what

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Speaker 2: was labeled the New Bedford Highway murders. Tanner died four

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Speaker 2: years ago at the age of fifty seven, and had

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Speaker 2: maintained his innocence until his death. If the DNA testing

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Speaker 2: clears Tanner, the families of other victims are hoping that

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Speaker 2: decision could generate new leads in those unsolved highway killings.

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Speaker 2: Lor Carey of the New England innocence projects, as it

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Speaker 2: will likely be months for the laboratory to complete that testing.

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Speaker 2: A major airport in the Midwest reducing flights.

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Speaker 8: The FAA plans to limit flights at Chicago's O'Hare Airport.

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Speaker 8: Sources tel CBS News that the move at one of

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Speaker 8: the nation's busiest airports was prompted by concerns the capacity

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Speaker 8: and operational delay issues that played out over last summer

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Speaker 8: at new Ark Airport would spread to O'Hare during this

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Speaker 8: summer's busy travel season. Like Newark last summer, O'Hare has

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Speaker 8: a number of construction projects underway. It could also impact efficiency.

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Speaker 8: Jennifer Kuiper, CBS News, Chicago.

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Speaker 2: Well, thanks to a Foxboro police officer and Tuff's Veterinary

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Speaker 2: Clinic and Walpole, a dog in Foxborough did not fall

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Speaker 2: victim to the blizzard on Monday.

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Speaker 5: She is my trouble maker, Gail's one year old Ruby

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Speaker 5: and Knuku picked a great time to find a piece

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Speaker 5: of rat poisoning tucked away inside a closet.

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Speaker 1: Tuffs wanted her there immediately at the storm. You know,

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Speaker 1: we knew that was going to be how I.

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Speaker 5: Had Tuffs told Gail to give her hydrogen peroxide to

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Speaker 5: make her vomit, but it wasn't happening.

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Speaker 1: Panic, panic, because we knew it wasn't good.

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Speaker 5: That's when Foxborough police officer Sean Taylor, who was just

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Speaker 5: getting off duty, offered to drive Maple to the vet.

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Speaker 1: Officer Taylor called and said, just hang tight, be looking

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Speaker 1: for me. I'm coming. It was a huge surprise to us.

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Speaker 1: We're so grateful.

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Speaker 5: Maple's doing well. But doctor Meg Vaught, who was working

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Speaker 5: at Tofts during the blizzard, said the story could have

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Speaker 5: ended badly.

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Speaker 2: The biggest concern is that they could develop tremors, seizures,

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Speaker 2: or even go into a coma and pass away.

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Speaker 5: But luckily not Maple.

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Speaker 1: I just I can't say thank you enough.

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