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

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Speaker 2: News fifty nine degrees in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon.

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Speaker 2: I'm Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. I'll already say one

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Speaker 2: person has died after a crane collapses into the water

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Speaker 2: in Everett. Another person also injured in the incident about

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Speaker 2: two thirty this afternoon by Rover Street. Police said earlier

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Speaker 2: one person had been taken to the hospital the city's

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Speaker 2: fire chiefs as a rescue operation was underway and the

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Speaker 2: cause of the collapses under investigation. Police say osha has

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Speaker 2: been reported this incident to them. We're hearing from groups

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Speaker 2: fighting hunger in Massachusetts. Federal food benefits threatened to halt

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Speaker 2: those benefits.

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Speaker 3: Jhn Lemmerman with Project Bread says every day they get

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Speaker 3: calls on their hotline from people struggling to buy food,

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Speaker 3: and this week in particular, where you're hearing something new, fear, fear,

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Speaker 3: with no clear answer as to whether snap funds will

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Speaker 3: keep going out next month. Nonprofit leaders stood alongside Senator

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Speaker 3: Markey and Congresswoman Presley as they call on Republicans to

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Speaker 3: budge on a spending bill. A call echoed right back

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Speaker 3: at them. So let's clear this is not an inevitable

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Speaker 3: consequence of the shutdown. It is a political choice and

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Speaker 3: one that's to be reversed today. If the agg Department

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Speaker 3: releases contingency funds. The Trump administration says they can't afford it.

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Speaker 3: Beacon Hill says they can't afford it, but Governor Healey

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Speaker 3: now says she is working with food banks to try

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Speaker 3: and find a way to meet the need. Madison Rogers

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Speaker 3: WBZ Boston's News Radio.

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Speaker 2: No pictures please, that's the call from the Trump administration

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Speaker 2: when it comes to photos of the demolition of the

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Speaker 2: White House East Wing.

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Speaker 4: The Treasury Department is next door to the White House,

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Speaker 4: and the people who work there have a good view

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Speaker 4: of the demolition side, which is part of President Trump's

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Speaker 4: White House Ballroom project. A fresh email to the Treasury

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Speaker 4: staff has once again urged them to refrain from taking pictures.

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Speaker 4: It says photos might inadvertently reveal sensitives security information. The

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Speaker 4: email also urged staff to ask guests not to take

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Speaker 4: pictures either.

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Speaker 2: Matters CBS is Linda Kenyon trade talks terminated. Canada's Prime minister,

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Speaker 2: though says his country stands ready to resume talks with

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Speaker 2: the US after President Trump shut things down.

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Speaker 5: As fate would have it, Prime Minister Mark Karney spoke

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Speaker 5: just before boarding a plane for his first official visit

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Speaker 5: to Asia, where he hopes to deepen trade ties. Carney

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Speaker 5: says Canada and the US have made a lot of

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Speaker 5: progress on trade regarding steel, aluminum, and energy, and his

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Speaker 5: country is ready to build on that progress when the

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Speaker 5: US is ready to talk again. President Trump cut off

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Speaker 5: the talks after the government of Ontario released an ad

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Speaker 5: featuring former President Ronald Reagan saying tariffs.

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Speaker 6: Only work for a little while and hurt every American.

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Speaker 1: Michael Wallace, CBS News.

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Speaker 2: In the meantime, Ontario's Premier Doug Ford says he'll pull

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Speaker 2: that tariff's ad that caused the rift. The US is

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Speaker 2: sending a military aircraft carrier to the waters off South America.

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Speaker 2: The Pentagon says the USS Gerald R. Ford and its

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Speaker 2: Strike Group would be ready to deploy to the US

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Speaker 2: South Command region in order to bolster US capacity to detect, monitor,

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Speaker 2: and disrupt illicit actors and activities that compromise the safety

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Speaker 2: and prosperity of the United States. All this comes after

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Speaker 2: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the military had carried out

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Speaker 2: a tenth strike on a boat suspected of carrying drugs.

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Speaker 2: That strike in the Caribbean killed six. We've had a

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Speaker 2: couple of showers around, not in the Boston area, but

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Speaker 2: off to the west, out into central and western Massachusetts.

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Speaker 2: They're very widely scattered, but they're still there showing up

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Speaker 2: on the radar, and as we head through the rest

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Speaker 2: of the afternoon and into the evening, we could still

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Speaker 2: pick up a stray shower in a couple of spots.

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Speaker 2: Later on we clear out and it'll be on the

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Speaker 2: cooler side. Thirties in the suburbs, forty four in Boston tonight,

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Speaker 2: more some than clouds. Tomorrow will stay dry though, fifty

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Speaker 2: six for the high. Some clouds tomorrow night, a low

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Speaker 2: forty five down to the thirties in the suburbs, and

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Speaker 2: then a rather chilly day, just the shade under what

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Speaker 2: it should feel like this time of year. Fifty four

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Speaker 2: for the high on Sunday, with a couple of sunny

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Speaker 2: breaks and some sun did on Monday, more clouds around

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Speaker 2: and maybe a shower. Fifty three. Right now, it is

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Speaker 2: fifty nine degrees in Boston. In the good old days,

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Speaker 2: there were lots of things that were different, but one

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Speaker 2: thing remains the same, the good old cold. On the Common,

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Speaker 2: a colonial era apothecary shop is set up to help

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Speaker 2: the colonists serve ball.

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Speaker 6: It serves as an in your face reminder that yes,

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Speaker 6: the common cold season is here.

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Speaker 2: Colder outside, everyone's staying inside more passing those colds around.

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Speaker 6: Emily Martin Enter team at Zycam set up this apothecary

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Speaker 6: shop fit with free samples and hot ciders served by

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Speaker 6: bartenders dressed in Patriot guards.

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Speaker 5: Were all here giving samples of our short cough remedy.

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Speaker 6: There was also a horse. It's pairing with the company's

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Speaker 6: new power of your themed marketing that indeed from the

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Speaker 6: common jwell at WBZ, Boston's news radio.

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Speaker 2: You can see more on our Instagram and TikTok always

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Speaker 2: at WBZ News Radio. I guess you could call them

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Speaker 2: the first Americans, sort of. There's a new report on

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Speaker 2: dinosaur fossils found in what is now the western US.

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Speaker 1: Your research on fossils in northern New Mexico suggests that

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Speaker 1: dinosaurs worth thriving in North America before the asteroid strike

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Speaker 1: sixty six million years ago that caused mass extinction. The

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Speaker 1: fossils date the dinosaurs four hundred thousand years before the asteroid,

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Speaker 1: and differences between species found in New Mexico and Montana

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Speaker 1: suggest diverse dinosaur communities existed. Scientists have long debated whether

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Speaker 1: dinosaurs were in decline long before the ultimate end. The

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Speaker 1: new findings are in the journal Science. Steve Kaithan, CBS

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Speaker 1: News Get ready for a little extra dancing.

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Speaker 2: Turns out the little asteroid that's become a moonlet to

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Speaker 2: our moon's going to be sticking around, perhaps until after

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Speaker 2: you're long gone. The asteroid twenty twenty five P seven's

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Speaker 2: been hanging out with our planet and the Moon for

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Speaker 2: the past several decades. It did, however, manage to avoid

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Speaker 2: detection for a while. When it comes to our little friend,

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Speaker 2: the Globe reports fear not. John g and forty, director

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Speaker 2: of the University of New Hampshire Observatory, says they hang

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Speaker 2: relatively close to us, but there's no chance of it

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Speaker 2: colliding with us or the Moon. Astronomers do estimate that

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Speaker 2: PN seven will stick around until twenty eighty three. Good

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Speaker 2: luck seeing it then. You are now in the loop

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