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Speaker 1: This is w b Z, Boston's news radio, redefining local

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Speaker 1: news fifty two degrees See in Boston at four o'clock

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Speaker 1: that afternoon. I'm Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. President Trump's

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Speaker 1: set to meet with China's President she this week in China,

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Speaker 1: now confirming there is a framework concesstus on trade ahead

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Speaker 1: of that get together.

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Speaker 2: There is public optimism now from both the US and

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Speaker 2: China that an agreement can be reached on trade. When

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Speaker 2: President Trump meets with President g in South Korea Thursday,

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Speaker 2: a high stakes sit down coming after months of trade tensions.

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Speaker 2: President Trump telling reporters on Air Force One, We're.

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Speaker 3: Going to have a successful treadsaction for both contents.

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Speaker 2: Treasury Secretary Scott Besson said he believes China will delay

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Speaker 2: by a year the export controls it's threatening on the

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Speaker 2: critical rare earth minerals. Besson also alluded to a potential

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Speaker 2: deal on China restarting purchases of American soybeans. Karen Travers

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Speaker 2: ABC News The White House.

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Speaker 1: Little saber rattling by Russia Moscow testing a new nuclear

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Speaker 1: powered missile. Russia is defending its test of a nuclear

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Speaker 1: powered missile, which it claims cannot be stopped by air defenses.

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Speaker 1: Seven years after revealing work on the missile, Vladimir Putin

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Speaker 1: announced it test yesterday of what NATO has code named Skyfall.

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Speaker 1: That came after tough US sanctions on Russia's energy sectors

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Speaker 1: and new European commitments of military aid for Ukraine. Kremlin

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Speaker 1: spokesman Dmitri Peskov says the test shows Russia's ensuring its

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Speaker 1: own security, but President Trump's blasting the announcement. I don't

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Speaker 1: think it's an appropriate thing to put to be saying.

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Speaker 1: The Russian leader should be focused on ending the war.

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Speaker 4: That's what you ought to do instead of testing missiles.

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Speaker 1: Sagur Magani, Washington, it's less than a week to go

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Speaker 1: before the snap doorway slams shot. The Department of Agriculture

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Speaker 1: posting a notice on its website saying federal food aid

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Speaker 1: will not go out November first, as the government shut

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Speaker 1: down continues. The notice coming after the Trump administration says

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Speaker 1: it will not tap roughly five billion dollars in contingency

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Speaker 1: funds to keep the benefits flowing into November. Massachusetts Governor

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Speaker 1: Morrah Heelly's called for the release of the contingency fund

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Speaker 1: and said last week of Trump, he is forcing millions

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Speaker 1: of people, children, seniors, veterans, people with disabilities into hunger,

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Speaker 1: raising costs, and hurting local farmers and businesses. More than

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Speaker 1: one point one million Massachusetts residents are on snap benefits.

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Speaker 1: Governor Heally is bringing together state agencies, businesses, and defense

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Speaker 1: leaders to boost the state's defense industry.

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Speaker 5: And no one thing when Kim and I came in

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Speaker 5: we decided we were going to do is give more

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Speaker 5: life and more support to our.

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Speaker 4: Military and this defense industry.

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Speaker 6: Governor Healey acting on that goal, signing an executive order

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Speaker 6: committing forty seven million dollars to further the state's defense

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Speaker 6: sector and innovation.

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Speaker 5: We stand rooted in our history, but with an eye

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Speaker 5: to the future to say to.

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Speaker 4: You, we want to work together.

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Speaker 5: We want to continue these investments in bigger and stronger ways,

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Speaker 5: looking to keep America secure for another two hundred and

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Speaker 5: fifty years.

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Speaker 6: This investment also meant to drive economic growth. Lieutenant Governor

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Speaker 6: Kim driscoll.

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Speaker 7: It marks an important step forward and how Massachusetts can

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Speaker 7: better align, better coordinate, and better accelerate our efforts to

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Speaker 7: grow this critical part of our economy and help safeguard

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Speaker 7: our nation from.

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Speaker 6: The State House, Sherry Small WBZ, Boston's these radio.

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Speaker 1: The shower in a couple of spots here through the afternoon.

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Speaker 1: We've seen a few pop ups, most of them in

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Speaker 1: the eastern part of the Commonwealth, where we had a

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Speaker 1: few showers over the Cape Islands. We've got a couple

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Speaker 1: more that have been hanging around up toward Cape and

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Speaker 1: in fact, a little heavier rain pushing across the Cape

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Speaker 1: right now Cape and that is Rockport make it under

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Speaker 1: a downpour real quickly. And then a couple of showers

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Speaker 1: up across parts of southern New Hampshire, south central really

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Speaker 1: so those could push into north central Massachusetts soon. This

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Speaker 1: is not a big deal, but nonetheless it's out there,

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Speaker 1: and it will be probably through sunset at least partly

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Speaker 1: cloudy later tonight forty two in the city, thirty two

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Speaker 1: in the suburbs. Tomorrow times with clouds at sun there'll

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Speaker 1: be a chili gusty wind, temperatures in the mid fifties,

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Speaker 1: a couple of sprinkles, especially towards the south coast Capean Islands,

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Speaker 1: and then Wednesday some rain towards the South coast capein Islands,

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Speaker 1: with clouds around. It'll be windy Chili two fifty two,

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Speaker 1: but it'll feel like it's in the forties with that

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Speaker 1: wind gusting around. And then a windy day on Thursday,

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Speaker 1: steadier and heavier rain gets in here, especially later into

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Speaker 1: the day and into Thursday night, and we will then

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Speaker 1: have temperatures close to sixty, probably in the sixties with

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Speaker 1: showers ending on Friday. Right now fifty two degrees in Boston.

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Speaker 1: A bakery in Brookline has been titled the best in

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Speaker 1: the state Wbz's and a Freedman with the story sleeves.

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Speaker 4: Are rolled up and the dough is being needed, just

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Speaker 4: like it is every day at Brookland's clear Flower Bakery.

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Speaker 6: Every day.

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Speaker 8: We make bagettes, we make German rye, we make rustic

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Speaker 8: Italian breads.

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Speaker 4: John Goodman co owns this place that the takeout Food

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Speaker 4: website listed as the best bakery in all of Massachusetts.

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Speaker 9: Oh well, it's very cool, for sure.

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Speaker 8: We try to kind of keep our heads down and

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Speaker 8: get the work done in the bakery and make sure

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Speaker 8: that everyone is taken care of here and the community

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Speaker 8: is able to get what they want.

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Speaker 4: He's being a humble guy, and this place has a

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Speaker 4: humble local feel to it. But they beat out the

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Speaker 4: competition for a number of reasons, including their fourteen Best

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Speaker 4: of Boston distinctions and the fact they've been serving Brookline

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Speaker 4: neighbors fresh bread since nineteen eighty two.

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Speaker 8: Everything is made here. There's fifty people on the in

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Speaker 8: the bakery now, and we're you know, working basically around

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Speaker 8: the clock to keep the storefront stock.

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Speaker 4: For everyone in Brookline. I'm a breadman w BZ, Boston's

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Speaker 4: News Radio.

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Speaker 1: You go to put a loaf of bread on your finger,

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Speaker 1: you can use it like a foam finger to say

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Speaker 1: where Number One State House buzzing today some people dressed

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Speaker 1: up as bumblebees. Wbz's Carl Stevens with the buzz.

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Speaker 3: There was a little Halloween field here at the State

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Speaker 3: House with people dressed up as bumblebees to express their

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Speaker 3: support for a proposed bill that would restrict use of

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Speaker 3: the pesticide that kills bees. Among those here to testify

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Speaker 3: and supported the bill. As Joseph pappis, he's with Environment Massachusetts.

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Speaker 9: Bees are dying around Massachusetts. We know that just this

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Speaker 9: past winter, ourbekeepers saw one of the worst p die

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Speaker 9: offs in recent years. Eighty two percent of commercial beehives

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Speaker 9: in Massachusetts died off as past year.

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Speaker 3: He points out that bees as pollinators are necessary for

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Speaker 3: the health of the environment and our food supply, but

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Speaker 3: they're in trouble, he says, if these pesticides are not

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Speaker 3: phased out from the state House. Carl Stevens WBC Boston's

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