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

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Speaker 2: Thirty four degrees, a few clouds in Boston at six o'clock.

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Speaker 2: Good morning, I'm Charlie Bird running. Is what's happening? Well,

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Speaker 2: two more weeks to go before the officials start of winter,

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Speaker 2: but the cold weather's here, so frosty start for many

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Speaker 2: of us.

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Speaker 3: We do have some clearing skies through parts of eastern Massachusetts,

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Speaker 3: and we'll hold on to some of that clearing, at

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Speaker 3: least initially before another round of clowns start to build.

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Speaker 2: On MCBS News Boston, meteorologist Jacob Whykoff got the full

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Speaker 2: forecast in just a few minutes. One man killed and

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Speaker 2: an officer involved shooting in Manchester, New Hampshire, yesterday morning.

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Speaker 2: CBS News Boston's Paul Burton from the scene.

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Speaker 4: A quiet Manchester, New Hampshire neighborhood erupts in gunfire after

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Speaker 4: reports of a deadly officer involves shooting early Saturday morning

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Speaker 4: on South Mammoth Road. Please say they were called to

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Speaker 4: the area after reports of a suspicious vehicle in the

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Speaker 4: area shortly after four thirty am, which led to a

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Speaker 4: brief pursuit that ended with a car crash and the

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Speaker 4: man fleeing the scene on foot. Police say the man

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Speaker 4: had an encounter with police and was shot.

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Speaker 5: So the cops run through there and I saw them

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Speaker 5: go down the street and then I saw them shoot

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Speaker 5: like seven times.

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Speaker 4: Investigators say life saving measures were attempted. The man was

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Speaker 4: taken to the hospital but did not survive. The shooting

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Speaker 4: happened close to a school and awakening neighbors from their sleep.

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Speaker 2: Fairly quiet neighborhood, I mean it's a busier street, nothing

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Speaker 2: like this. Never had anything to this magnitude. New Hampshire

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Speaker 2: State Police are investigating. They say there is no ongoing

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Speaker 2: threat to the area. Well, we now know who will

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Speaker 2: be playing in next year's World Cup matches in Foxborough.

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Speaker 3: There will be seven matchups total at Foxborough's Jillette Stadium,

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Speaker 3: which will be known as Boston Stadium for the tournament,

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Speaker 3: but two of those games are in the knockout rounds.

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Speaker 3: As for the five group stage matchups, it kicks off

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Speaker 3: on June thirteenth, with Haiti taking on Scotland on June sixteenth.

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Speaker 3: Norway will face whoever qualifies for the tournament. Between Iraq,

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Speaker 3: Bolivia and Surreyna on June nineteenth, Scotland comes back around

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Speaker 3: to play Morocco. Then their neighbors England crossed the pond

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Speaker 3: to take on Ghana on June twenty third for the

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Speaker 3: final group stage match. On June twenty sixth, France faces Norway.

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Speaker 3: Jared Brosman WBZ Boston's News Radio.

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Speaker 2: If you're heading out to do some Christmas shopping in

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Speaker 2: Boston today, Newberry Street will be closed to vehicles between

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Speaker 2: ten am and five pm so shoppers can have more

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Speaker 2: room to rome and enjoy the shops and the restaurants.

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Speaker 2: The City of Boston held the first open Newberry Street

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Speaker 2: back in twenty sixteen, and just a reminder, eighteen shopping

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Speaker 2: days until Christmas. Let's check the four day WBZ ACU

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Speaker 2: weather forecast. LaTroy Thornton tells us we'll have some sun,

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Speaker 2: some clouds today to about forty gets chilly overnight tonight

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Speaker 2: as we drop back into the twenties, maybe a snow

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Speaker 2: flurry Tomorrow, blustery, cold, sun, clouds and only twenty seven

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Speaker 2: for a high tomorrow. Factor in that wind, Tomorrow's going

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Speaker 2: to feel like the single digits and teens. Tuesday not

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Speaker 2: quite as cold, but still Chile suncloud's high thirty five

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Speaker 2: and then Wednesday a bit warmer, maybe some showers late

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Speaker 2: in the day. Wednesday in a high forty five thirty

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Speaker 2: four in Boston at six oh five, battle brewing on

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Speaker 2: Beacon Hill over property taxes in Boston. Mayor and a

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Speaker 2: state senator from South Boston at odds over how the

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Speaker 2: city's tax burden should be shared by residents and businesses.

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Speaker 5: In a sharply worded statement, Senator At Collins accused Mayor

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Speaker 5: Michelle Wu of trying to raise property taxes at a

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Speaker 5: time of financial strain in the city. Collins calling Wo's

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Speaker 5: proposal to hike residential taxes by thirteen percent an attempt

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Speaker 5: to circumvent Proposition two and a half, the law approved

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Speaker 5: by voters to limit property tax increases. Wu quick to

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Speaker 5: fire back at Collins.

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Speaker 6: Senator Collins and his colleagues know how to do this,

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Speaker 6: and they know why it's important and how it works.

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Speaker 6: We're looking to stop a residential property tax bike by

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Speaker 6: slightly decreasing the decrease that businesses would still get.

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Speaker 5: Commercial property owners are likely to see a tax decrease

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Speaker 5: of about four and a half percent. The political challenge

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Speaker 5: striking the right balance between homeowners and the business community.

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Speaker 5: Mike Maclin, WBZ, Boston's news.

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Speaker 2: Radio, How about a holiday market with a dark twist

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Speaker 2: this weekend in Brighton, here's wbz's I'm a Friedman.

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Speaker 7: That's not the sound of reindeer bells. That's Crampis jingling

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Speaker 7: his way through the Charles River Speedway.

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Speaker 8: Crampis is based off of the German folklore Santus who

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Speaker 8: comes and rewards the nice children, and Crampises, who comes

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Speaker 8: and gets the naughty children.

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Speaker 7: This weekend, the Brighton Bazarre putting on Grampis Best as

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Speaker 7: a part of the How was Our Wicked Weird Winter Market?

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Speaker 7: Sidney Cooney, the social media manager for Brighton Bizar, says,

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Speaker 7: it's not your typical holiday market, and so this is a.

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Speaker 8: Rip off of our how Bizarre Expo, which is geared

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Speaker 8: more towards spooky, weird, witchy cool vibes like that, because

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Speaker 8: we all know we have that one weird friend, or

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Speaker 8: maybe we are the one weird friend who wants things

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Speaker 8: that are just a little bit different.

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Speaker 7: There's over sixty vendors here. Nicole is one of them,

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Speaker 7: with fatal forage selling her stuff.

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Speaker 8: So I decided to make a crampis theme for the

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Speaker 8: specific event tonight. So I have a Crampus model. I

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Speaker 8: got all sorts of things, a lot of skeletons, creepy

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Speaker 8: type of art.

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Speaker 7: She's no stranger to a dark holiday market. She does

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Speaker 7: this sort of thing all year round and says this

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Speaker 7: market was the perfect fit for her art style and brighton.

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Speaker 7: I'm Afraiman w Busy Boston's news radio.

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Speaker 2: So the Christmas rush is on. It also means it's

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Speaker 2: the season to debate if a real or artificial tree

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Speaker 2: is the better way to go this holiday season. CBS

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Speaker 2: News reporter. I'm there's Gutierras from Los Angeles.

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Speaker 4: Why go for the real deal?

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Speaker 6: One?

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Speaker 8: The smell, to the tradition and the ritual of shopping

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Speaker 8: for a tree My whole life, I always had real

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Speaker 8: trees and it's like such a special Christmas memory.

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Speaker 1: Americans are expected to buy roughly twenty five to thirty

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Speaker 1: million real Christmas trees this year. The average price is

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Speaker 1: eighty to one hundred dollars. The Real Christmas Tree Board

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Speaker 1: says that's about the same as last year.

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Speaker 2: Trump administration is reduced using permit fees for people to

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Speaker 2: go cut down their own tree or get firewood from

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Speaker 2: federal land. It's just a buck for the fee until

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Speaker 2: January thirty, first at participating field offices. CBS News correspondent

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Speaker 2: Jim Crsula reports on yet another economic concern this holiday season.

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Speaker 9: Many nonprofits that provide goods and food to the less

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Speaker 9: fortunate fear drop in donations this holiday season, with many

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Speaker 9: Americans struggling financially like never before.

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Speaker 10: We are hopeful that people will still be able to

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Speaker 10: meet the needs and the demands of our nonprofits, but

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Speaker 10: we also realize that at any given time, we may

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Speaker 10: have to adjust, We may have to adjust how we serve,

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Speaker 10: how many were able to serve.

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Speaker 9: Darlene Thomas as executive director of Greenhouse seventeen, a nonprofit

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Speaker 9: women's shelter, and Lexington, Kentucky.

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