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

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Speaker 2: News Sonny twenty eight degrees in Boston at eleven o'clock

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Speaker 2: on this Friday morning. It's December twelfth. As always, thanks

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Speaker 2: for tuning in. I'm Sherry Small. Let's get you caught

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Speaker 2: up with news. Here's what's happening at the Brian Walsh

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Speaker 2: murder trial. The prosecution is now delivering its closing arguments.

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Speaker 2: They say that Walsh killed his wife Anna after he

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Speaker 2: found out that she was having an affair. Now, the

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Speaker 2: defense wrapped up its arguments a short time ago where

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Speaker 2: they tried to poke holes in that theory.

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Speaker 3: The cur was asked and she said, you know, Anna

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Speaker 3: told me that he didn't get jealous.

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Speaker 2: He's not the jealous tug.

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Speaker 4: In fact, how was she.

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Speaker 5: Was more jealous?

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Speaker 2: Walsh has admitted to dismembering Anna's body and misleading police. Now,

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Speaker 2: the defense calls her death sudden and unexplained. We're following

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Speaker 2: today's develop and so keep it bright here or you

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Speaker 2: can always stream us on the iHeartRadio app. For the

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Speaker 2: very latest. House Democrats release more photos from convicted sex

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Speaker 2: offender Jeffrey Epstein's estate.

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Speaker 5: The nineteen photos come from a collection of ninety five thousand.

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Speaker 5: The estate is given to Congress. They feature President Trump,

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Speaker 5: former President Bill Clinton, billionaires Bill Gates and Richard Branson,

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Speaker 5: actor and director Woody Allen, and others in social settings.

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Speaker 5: Congressman Robert Garcia, the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee,

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Speaker 5: calls the photos disturbing and says they raise more questions

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Speaker 5: about Epstein's relationships with powerful men.

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Speaker 2: That CBS is Michael Wallace reporting, a spokesperson for the

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Speaker 2: Republican led House Oversight Committee, says nothing in the photos

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Speaker 2: shows any wrongdoing. A teacher walkout taking place at several

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Speaker 2: Waltham schools in protest of immigration deportation tactics. WBC's James

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Speaker 2: Rojas is at Waltham High, with.

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Speaker 3: More teachers at Kennedy Middle School, Fitzgerald Elementary, and Waltham

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Speaker 3: High stood out in bone chilling temperatures to protest ice

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Speaker 3: and what they call aggressive tactics.

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Speaker 6: Students have had family members detain, there have been students

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Speaker 6: who have been detained. And then there's also just a

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Speaker 6: lot of anti immigrant rhetoric going on in the country

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Speaker 6: that's making people feel unwelcome and.

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Speaker 3: Unsafe, and that's led to an uptaken absences and a

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Speaker 3: decline in enrollment. State Representative Tom Stanley.

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Speaker 4: This perhaps up to a couple of hundred students that

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Speaker 4: are not regularly going to school right now, and no

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Speaker 4: one knows if they've moved back to the country of

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Speaker 4: origin or the just stay in hall.

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Speaker 3: Teachers are telling their students they have their support and

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Speaker 3: they are welcomed in Waltham, James Rojas w b Z

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Speaker 3: Boston's News Radio.

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Speaker 2: Meanwhile, the complicated immigration status of kilmar Abrego Garcia continues

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Speaker 2: as a Trump administration is pushing to get him in

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Speaker 2: ICE custody, this while a federal judge rules that he's free.

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Speaker 1: On the steps of an ICE facility in Baltimore, supporters

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Speaker 1: rallied is kilmar Abrego Garcia headed for a back in

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Speaker 1: with immigration officials. He spoke to supporters through an interpreter.

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Speaker 7: I believe that this injustice will come to its end.

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Speaker 1: Hours after a federal judge ordered his release from ICE custody,

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Speaker 1: saying the administration never properly ordered his deportation, and immigration

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Speaker 1: judge filed new paperwork correcting what he described as an error.

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Speaker 1: This morning, Judge Paulusnis has issued a temporary restraining order

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Speaker 1: to prevent abrego Garcia's red attention. Stephen Portnoy, ABC News Washington.

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Speaker 2: Today, it's going to be sunny but blustery, a high

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Speaker 2: of thirty six. That's in the city, but real field

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Speaker 2: temps are going to be in the teens to near

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Speaker 2: twenty Tonight, clear skies early, than increasing clouds late, a

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Speaker 2: low of twenty seven in Boston. For many of those

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Speaker 2: inland suburbs, the low will be near twenty Tomorrow, mainly cloudy.

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Speaker 2: There can be a little snow and rain late toward

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Speaker 2: the south coast and the Cape, so quite a different

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Speaker 2: story than the last storm. A high of thirty eight,

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Speaker 2: and then when all is said and done, the best

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Speaker 2: chance for one to three inches of snow will be

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Speaker 2: again toward the south coast the Cape in the island.

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Speaker 2: Sunday breezy with some clouds breaking in the afternoon. Highs

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Speaker 2: near freezing early, then tamps will slowly fall in the afternoon,

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Speaker 2: and Monday it's going to be mostly sunny, breezy, and cold.

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Speaker 2: He's approaching thirty in Boston right now. We're seeing sunshine,

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Speaker 2: but at chilely twenty eight degrees in the real field

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Speaker 2: eleven oh six. Back to news. More walls in Boston's

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Speaker 2: deep history come tumbling down.

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Speaker 7: Matthews Arena, which opened two years before Fenway back in

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Speaker 7: nineteen ten, will be closing for good after one more

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Speaker 7: hockey game on Saturday night, the forty five year home

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Speaker 7: to Northeastern hockey. The Huskies will take on bu on

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Speaker 7: Saturday Night. It was a citywide venue for its first

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Speaker 7: seven decades of operation, the original home to the Bruins

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Speaker 7: and Celtics before the original Boston Garden opened up in

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Speaker 7: nineteen twenty eight. Demolition will get underway this winter, as

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Speaker 7: Northeastern will completely build a new facility and the historic

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Speaker 7: Boston's news radio.

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Speaker 2: The MBTA announces that it has brought in eight million

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Speaker 2: dollars more in fares than expected, a positive signed for

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Speaker 2: the transit system, which has struggled to regain writers in

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Speaker 2: the wake of the COVID nineteen pandemic. The agency says

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Speaker 2: that fair collection was the strongest across the Orange, Red,

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Speaker 2: and Blue lines, and also notes that contactless payment systems

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Speaker 2: rolled out last year have been put to good use

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Speaker 2: by writers. Although fair revenue has exceeded expectations this year,

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Speaker 2: the MBTA says it still has fallen short of pre

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Speaker 2: pandemic levels. Promising New statistics shows the overall number of

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Speaker 2: middle and high school students who use e cigarettes has

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Speaker 2: decreased over the past six years, but it's also sounding

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Speaker 2: the alarm. At the same time.

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Speaker 4: Among young people who do still use e cigarettes, researchers

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Speaker 4: find troubling signs that they're hooked to share of teenage

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Speaker 4: daily users of nicotine vappens who've tried to quit has

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Speaker 4: risen from twenty eight percent to fifty three percent, suggesting

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Speaker 4: that young vapors are suffering severe levels of nicotine addiction.

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Speaker 2: And that's ABC's Jim Ryan reporting. You are now in

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Speaker 2: the loop. For news updates throughout the day, listen to

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Speaker 2: WBZ News Radio on the iHeartRadio app. I'm Sherry Small,

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