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

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Speaker 2: News thirty two degrees in Boston at six o'clock. Good morning, Welcome.

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Speaker 2: I'm Charlie Burger on Here's what's happening. Jurors at Norfolk

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Speaker 2: Superior Court at Detham were sent home yesterday with week

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Speaker 2: one of testimony complete in the Brian Walsh murder trial.

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Speaker 2: There's wbz's I'm a Friedman.

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Speaker 3: Gers heard about a hacks on other tools. Prosecutors say

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Speaker 3: we're found in a dumpster, while other testimonies centered on

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Speaker 3: cell phone data.

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Speaker 1: Record number one twelve.

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Speaker 3: We see a thirty six minute phone call between the

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Speaker 3: phones assigned to Anna Walsh and Brian Walsh.

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Speaker 2: Correct.

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Speaker 3: Correct prosecutor say Anna Walsh's husband killed her and dismembered

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Speaker 3: her body almost three years ago. Friday was a half

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Speaker 3: day and at the end of it, the judge said

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Speaker 3: she expects another two weeks of testimony. Jurors have been

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Speaker 3: told to stay off social media and not watch the

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Speaker 3: news in a case that continues to draw national attention.

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Speaker 3: I'm a Freedman, WBZ Boston's news radio.

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Speaker 2: Supreme Court has agreed to review President Trump's bid to

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Speaker 2: end birthright citizenship. The Court did not set a date

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Speaker 2: for oral arguments in the case, but it's likely to

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Speaker 2: be early next year with a ruling in June. CBS

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Speaker 2: News legal contributor Jessica Levinson with more context.

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Speaker 4: With respect to how this would affect other areas of

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Speaker 4: the law. What would be the ripple effect. I mean,

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Speaker 4: it really would be that there would be fewer citizens

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Speaker 4: and I think again, the big short term impact would

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Speaker 4: be a lot of paperwork, a lot of sorting, a

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Speaker 4: lot of proof to determine who now falls outside of

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Speaker 4: the protection of the Fourteenth Amendment.

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Speaker 2: The Fourteenth Amendment grants citizenship to everyone born on American soil,

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Speaker 2: with some exceptions. One example would be for the children

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Speaker 2: of foreign diplomats. A member of Congress found herself in

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Speaker 2: the middle of an ice raid while driving through her hometown.

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Speaker 2: She says, you got pepper spray. ABC's chief Justice correspondent,

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Speaker 2: Pierre Thomas, he only.

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Speaker 5: Elected Arizona congresswoman at Delita Grihava, claiming she was assaulted

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Speaker 5: by eyes when she joined protesters who'd plock the street

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Speaker 5: in Tucson. She released the video of the alleged incident.

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Speaker 5: This is like the restaurant I come to literally once

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Speaker 5: a week and was sprayed in the face by a

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Speaker 5: very aggressive agent. But Homeland Security officials pushing back, saying

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Speaker 5: Grihava was not targeted but near someone who was pepper

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Speaker 5: spray as they were obstructing and assaulting law enforcement.

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Speaker 2: Tucson Mayor Regina Romero called the situation a disproportionate use

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Speaker 2: of force. Tricia McLaughlin with the US Department of Homeland

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Speaker 2: Security said two law enforcement officers were seriously injured. Police

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Speaker 2: in Cambridge say no hazardous materials have been found after

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Speaker 2: a bomb threat at the Museum of Science. The Globe

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Speaker 2: reports several law enforcement agencies responded yesterday after getting reports

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Speaker 2: that there may have been an explosive device in the museum.

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Speaker 2: The building was evacuated, but after checking, officials did not

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Speaker 2: find anything In investing gation continues. Let's check the four

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Speaker 2: day wdbz ACUA. The forecast LA Troy Thornton tells us

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Speaker 2: will be cloudy today, not so cold. Might see a

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Speaker 2: snow flurry this morning. We'll see some showers possibly this afternoon.

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Speaker 2: Again nothing major. Thirties four highs in Boston, mid forties

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Speaker 2: for the Cape in the Islands, partly cloudy thirty overnight.

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Speaker 2: Tonight Tomorrow we'll start with sun. We'll finish with clouds

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Speaker 2: high thirty eight and again maybe north of the city

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Speaker 2: of Flurry or two Tomorrow night, Monday, blustering, much colder sun,

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Speaker 2: clouds hid just thirty and then Tuesday sun gives way

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Speaker 2: to more afternoon clouds, and again at night on Tuesday,

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Speaker 2: maybe a rain shower, maybe a snowfloury be right around

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Speaker 2: the freezing mark on Tuesday. Right now thirty two degrees

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Speaker 2: in Boston at six five. Christmas came early yesterday in

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Speaker 2: Chelsea as the Bruins joined forces with the Professional Firefighters

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Speaker 2: of Massachusetts to hand out winter coats to kids in

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Speaker 2: theed and.

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Speaker 6: Put aside their skates and sticks the firefighters their helmets

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Speaker 6: and boots to hand out warm winter coats to two

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Speaker 6: hundred needy kids at the Jordan Boys and Girls Club

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Speaker 6: in Chelsea.

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Speaker 7: You can probably say we should have done this a

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Speaker 7: couple of weeks ago, but you realize what some of

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Speaker 7: these kids don't have the wherewithal to have a new

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Speaker 7: winter coat. So this is something we really thought there

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Speaker 7: was in need.

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Speaker 6: Bob Sweety of the Bruins Foundation was on hand along

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Speaker 6: with defenseman Mike Callahan and Jordan Harris. Their presence meant

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Speaker 6: a lot to Boys and Girls Club. Executive director Genus said, Trella,

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Speaker 6: We see about.

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Speaker 3: Three hundred members your day, and I think this kind

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Speaker 3: of means, like, you know, it's an extra special opportunity

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Speaker 3: for them to make sure that they're staying warm and

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Speaker 3: cozy this holiday.

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Speaker 6: Season in Chelsea. Mike maclum WBZ Boston's News Radio.

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Speaker 2: If buying a home today is financially out of reach

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Speaker 2: for many Americans, affording the rent not much easier, and the.

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Speaker 1: Fifty largest city is The rent for a one bedroom

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Speaker 1: apartment climbed an average of four hundred and fifty seven

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Speaker 1: dollars a month, or forty one one percent, to more

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Speaker 1: than fifteen hundred dollars between twenty twenty and twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 1: That's according to an analysis from the loan marketplace lending Tree.

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Speaker 1: Two bedroom rents have surged thirty seven percent over the

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Speaker 1: same period. Rents continued to rise faster than wages on average. Nationally,

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Speaker 1: New York, San Diego and Miami have seen the largest

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Speaker 1: monthly rental increases since twenty twenty, on average by more

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Speaker 1: than eight hundred dollars a month. Steve Kaithan, CBS News.

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Speaker 1: A major media merger and inflation data dominating the markets yesterday.

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Speaker 1: Netflix is seventy two billion dollars deal by Warner Brothers

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Speaker 1: Discovery is running into early opposition, with CNBC reporting that

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Speaker 1: the Trump administration views the deal with skepticism, while Senator

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Speaker 1: Elizabeth Warren said that consumers could be forced to pay

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Speaker 1: higher prices with fewer viewing options. Federal Reserve rate cut

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Speaker 1: odds at next week's meeting got another boost when the

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Speaker 1: Fed's preferred inflation gage rose less than expected. In September,

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Speaker 1: the Dow rallied one hundred four points to forty nine

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Speaker 1: hundred and fifty five, the NASDAK gained seventy three points

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Speaker 1: to twenty three thousand, five hundred and seventy eight, and

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Speaker 1: the SFP up thirteen points to sixty eight seventy the

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Speaker 1: SFP's fourth consecutive winning session.

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Speaker 2: Jason Brooks CBS News. Quick work by fire rescue crew

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Speaker 2: in and Over saving a dog who had fallen through

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Speaker 2: the ice on a pond in the Holt Road area.

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Speaker 2: Cruise in water rescue suits went into the water, used

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Speaker 2: a rapid deployment craft to get the animal back to

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Speaker 2: shore and over animal control brought the dog to a

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Speaker 2: veterinary hospital to be evaluated. You are now in the

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