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

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Speaker 2: Sixty eight degrees under beautiful sunny skies in Boston. It's

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Speaker 2: eleven o'clock on this Saturday. Hello, I'm Sherry Small. Thanks

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Speaker 2: for tuning in. Here's what's happening. A woman pleads guilty

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Speaker 2: to shoving an elderly woman off an md MBTA bus

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Speaker 2: in Roxbury last month. CBS News Boston's Lisa Hughes has detailed.

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Speaker 3: Louis Pineda resolved the case against her. She shoved the

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Speaker 3: sixty three year old woman after an argument, and the

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Speaker 3: woman suffered a concussion. The judge ordered Pinata to serve

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Speaker 3: three months of house arrest and stay off the MBTA.

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Speaker 3: If she stays out of trouble for two years, this

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Speaker 3: case against her.

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Speaker 2: Will be dropped, and Pineda's attorney says it his client

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Speaker 2: regrets her actions and that she lost her composure on

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Speaker 2: the way home from a medical appointment for her child. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 2: the Trump administration makes demands the MBTA response transfer Toation

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Speaker 2: Secretary Sean Duffy, warning that the federal government could cut

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Speaker 2: funding if the tea didn't outline its steps to fight crime.

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Speaker 2: Vagrancy and fare dodgers. This past Thursday was the deadline

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Speaker 2: to respond, TEA General manager Philipp Bangs sending a letter

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Speaker 2: citing progress made since he took over two and a

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Speaker 2: half years ago and pointing out more than one thousand

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Speaker 2: workers have been hired. Also, police transit police staffing has

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Speaker 2: been increased in Over a half billion dollars has been

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Speaker 2: spent on security infrastructure since twenty twelve, and NG says

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Speaker 2: that crime is down sixteen percent compared to last year.

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Speaker 2: The Trump administration raised concerns after several recent violent incidents.

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Speaker 2: The ball is now in Washington's court as the Tea

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Speaker 2: waits for the Trump administration's next move. Hope for peace

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Speaker 2: is being heard on both sides of the Israeli Hamas war,

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Speaker 2: Hamas saying that it's ready to begin negotiations immediately to

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Speaker 2: finalize all outstanding issues under present sident Trump's Gaza peace Plan.

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Speaker 2: Hamas announcing yesterday it would release the remaining October seventh hostages.

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Speaker 2: CBS's Deborah Padda has reaction from Israelis and Palestinian.

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Speaker 4: Israelis are daring to hope once more. I hope this

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Speaker 4: will ring peace for Palestinians for israelis.

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Speaker 2: I really hope that this war will end and we'll

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Speaker 2: start living again.

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Speaker 4: And in Gazza, it was overwhelming relief from Palestinians who

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Speaker 4: have endured nearly two years of a punishing war that's

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Speaker 4: left more than sixty six thousand people. Did Pa, I

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Speaker 4: hope the blood boss stops. This man said, that's the

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Speaker 4: most important thing. Every day we are dying thousand times.

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Speaker 2: And also today Gaza's health ministry said the death toll

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Speaker 2: in the nearly two year war now top sixty seven

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Speaker 2: thousand Palestinians when now the four to a wbz achu

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Speaker 2: weather forecast a warmer day today, plenty of sunshine high

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Speaker 2: in the city of eighty one, seventy's on the cape

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Speaker 2: in the islands, and then tonight mainly clear skies will

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Speaker 2: drop down to a low of fifty nine overnight downtown,

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Speaker 2: low fifties in most of the inland suburbs. All right, tomorrow,

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Speaker 2: another warm day, more sunshine, high seventy six near the coast,

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Speaker 2: low eighties in the inland areas, high schools to eighty

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Speaker 2: on Monday as we head back to start the work

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Speaker 2: week off, very warm, plenty of sunshine, again Tuesday, highs

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Speaker 2: around eighty Once again, it's going to be another warm day,

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Speaker 2: but then the sun will be followed by some clouds

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Speaker 2: and showers are likely come Tuesday night. In the city.

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Speaker 2: Right now, it's sunny and sixty eight degrees set eleven

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Speaker 2: oh five. Back to news, Jillette being transformed into Boston

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Speaker 2: Stadium for the FIFA World Cup next summer, and one

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Speaker 2: local teacher has an idea to help fund education assistance

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Speaker 2: in Foxboro.

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Speaker 5: President of Foxborough Education Association and eighth grade Civics teacher,

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Speaker 5: Tom gil says the idea he pitched during a school

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Speaker 5: board meeting is similar to something they did last year

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Speaker 5: setting up a special education fund, but now with so

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Speaker 5: many people heading to Foxborough in June for the twenty

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Speaker 5: twenty six feef A World Cup, he says, there's an

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Speaker 5: opportunity to set money aside and create a fiscal cushion.

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Speaker 6: It's not a single event, it's three weeks with the

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Speaker 6: equivalent of basically seven Super Bowls, like every four or

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Speaker 6: five days. There's going to be this incredible event which

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Speaker 6: is going to generate an incredible amount of revenue. So

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Speaker 6: our plan was to get ahead of it and request

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Speaker 6: that the town appropriates some of those monies to the

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Speaker 6: establishment of a fund that would help us with our

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Speaker 6: educational assistants.

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Speaker 5: They've been in contract negotiations. The Foxborough Education Association wants

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Speaker 5: better pay for educational assistants, who he says are struggling

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Speaker 5: in the modern classroom to keep up with student needs.

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Speaker 6: And although it is a one time increase in funds, like,

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Speaker 6: we're looking at incredible amounts one point one billion for

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Speaker 6: the Northeast, eight hundred million for Massachusetts Alan.

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Speaker 5: And sixty million an increased tax revenue. I'm a freedman, WBZ,

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Speaker 5: Boston's news Radio.

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Speaker 2: The baseball postseason continues today with the best of five

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Speaker 2: divisional series. Now the Yankees, who eliminated the Red Sox

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Speaker 2: in a three game wildcard series, face the Blue Jays

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Speaker 2: in Toronto. The other American League series has a Tigers

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Speaker 2: taking on the Mariners in Seattle. In the National League,

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Speaker 2: the Milwaukee Brewers hosts the Chicago Cubs, and the defending

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Speaker 2: champion Dodgers visit the Philadelphia Phillies. Experts claim that the

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Speaker 2: stars are aligning this month to produce the best time

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Speaker 2: to buy a home.

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Speaker 1: Experts at realtor dot com say the week of October

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Speaker 1: twelfth through the eighteenth will be the best time to

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Speaker 1: buy a home compared to any other week this year.

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Speaker 7: October historically brings together three things. There more homes for sale,

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Speaker 7: fewer other buyers on the market, and home prices are.

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Speaker 2: A bit lower.

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Speaker 1: Realtor dot Com senior analyst Hannah Jones says that particular

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Speaker 1: week in October could save home buyers fifteen thousand dollars

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Speaker 1: compared to peak season prices. But what about home inventories.

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Speaker 7: There's a lot more tory at this time in the year.

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Speaker 7: Especially this year received more homes for sale than rehab

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Speaker 7: seeing in the last five years.

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Speaker 1: Stephen Kaufman CBS.

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