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

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Speaker 2: Well, good morning, it is Monday here in Boston and

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Speaker 2: a messy mix of precipitation coming down mainly is rain

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Speaker 2: here in the city at his thirty six degrees, not

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Speaker 2: a pretty start today. The News at six is brought

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Speaker 2: to us by your new England Toyota dealer, your hybrid

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Speaker 2: all wheel drive headquarters. I'm Jeff Brown. So this is spring,

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Speaker 2: A cold, wintry day today with rain changing this some

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Speaker 2: wet snow before tapering to a snowshower.

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Speaker 1: Temperature staying in the thirtieth.

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Speaker 2: WBZ Hackey Weather meteorologist Joe Lundberg never fear though, fifties

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Speaker 2: and sixties not far behind this time of year, and

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Speaker 2: they'll be here by midweek. Gas prices are closing in

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Speaker 2: on four dollars a gallon. That is this morning's word

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Speaker 2: from Triple A Nationwide, it's three dollars ninety six cents.

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Speaker 2: That's nearly twopenny increase overnight. In Massachusetts a similar increase

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Speaker 2: as well, to stand at three seventy four this morning.

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Speaker 2: That's nearly twenty cents higher than one week ago, and

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Speaker 2: up eighty four cents compared to a month ago. A

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Speaker 2: ground stop at New York's LaGuardia airwords on orders of

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Speaker 2: the FAA this morning after two people are killed and

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Speaker 2: dozens more hurt following the collision of an Air Canada

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Speaker 2: flight and a New York Port Authority fire truck on

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Speaker 2: the runway. Officials say many of the injured have already

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Speaker 2: been released from the hospital, but there are some serious

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Speaker 2: injuries as well. The flight from Montreal, operated by Jazz Aviation,

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Speaker 2: ran into trouble late last night. The pilot and co

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Speaker 2: pilot are dead. Seventy two passengers and two other crew

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Speaker 2: members on board that flight. ICE agents are expected to

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Speaker 2: be deployed at many of the nation's airports this morning

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Speaker 2: in an effort to ease massive and growing delays through

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Speaker 2: TSA checkpoints.

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Speaker 3: Three dozen cancelations and delays here at Logan to start

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Speaker 3: the morning, as people arriving at the airport are talking

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Speaker 3: about the potential of ICE agents here picking up the

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Speaker 3: slack for a lot of the TSA agents who have

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Speaker 3: been off the job here for weeks, not getting paychecks.

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Speaker 3: If they have mixed opinions on ICE coming into the airports.

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Speaker 4: He was a little interesting at the end of the day,

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Speaker 4: we still got.

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Speaker 1: To go where we got to go again.

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Speaker 3: It's unclear if ICE agents will actually be at Logan today,

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Speaker 3: but we'll be watching it all day for you from

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Speaker 3: Logan Airports, Your Mahal and WBZ, Boston's news radio.

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Speaker 2: In fact, borders are Tom Homan says ICE agents are

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Speaker 2: there to help, but it's not clear what that means.

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Speaker 2: Since Homan also says DHS will not assist in screening

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Speaker 2: passengers since his agents are not trained to do that,

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Speaker 2: it's a good bet that many more passengers will be

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Speaker 2: angry trying to fly the friendly skies of United Airlines

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Speaker 2: this year. The company says it's going to cut more

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Speaker 2: unprofitable flights in the coming months, even as more people

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Speaker 2: want to go somewhere, and you can thank the war

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Speaker 2: in Iran for that. Rising fuel prices include jet fuel

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Speaker 2: and as oil crashes a one hundred dollars a barrel party.

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Speaker 2: Officials with United say they see no end in sight.

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Speaker 2: Rising fuel prices could cost the airline eleven billion dollars

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Speaker 2: this year alone. Red Sox have just two more spring

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Speaker 2: training games to go, oh both against the Twins this

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Speaker 2: afternoon at Jet Blue Celtics can't keep up. They lose

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Speaker 2: late to the timber Wolves. Celtics now off until Wednesday,

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Speaker 2: and it's another day off for the Bruins. Not a

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Speaker 2: good day for defending champion Florida. Going on to place.

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Speaker 4: Stirts with the Stirts bound past to the corner.

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Speaker 5: Sure garis for three.

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Speaker 2: The call on CBS Sports Gators knocked out of March

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Speaker 2: Magnus by Iowa and Yukon tops Ucla to advance to

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Speaker 2: this weekend Sweet sixteen.

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Speaker 6: Oh.

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Speaker 2: We do have some rain and some mixed precipitation coming

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Speaker 2: down thirty six right now in Boston. This is about

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Speaker 2: as warm or as uncomfortable as it's going to be

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Speaker 2: all day long. We might see some wet snowflakes embedded

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Speaker 2: in the rainfall, but otherwise we're looking at mostly cloudy

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Speaker 2: skies today and temps again only in the thirties. It

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Speaker 2: does get better and very gradually, though tomorrow it looks

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Speaker 2: like sunshine returns partly to mostly sunny. It's going to

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Speaker 2: be windy, remaining chili high's in the low forties, sun

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Speaker 2: mixing with clouds low fifties on Wednesday. We're talking sixty

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Speaker 2: degrees on Thursday, but under mostly cloudy skies again this

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Speaker 2: morning in Boston. The rain is coming down, it is

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Speaker 2: thirty six degrees, it's six oh five, it is early spring,

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Speaker 2: and all of that and a new sneezing season begins.

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Speaker 5: Pump to telling an error with global warming when seasons

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Speaker 5: begin earlier and lasts longer. Whether those sniffles and coughs

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Speaker 5: are the onset of spring allergies or a badass winter

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Speaker 5: that refuses to let go.

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Speaker 4: I think we're still at the end of cold season.

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Speaker 5: I don't think we've hit allergy season yet. Not yet.

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Speaker 5: He's calling winter too well. I don't want to get

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Speaker 5: out of bed because I'm like, I'm catching a cold.

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Speaker 5: This young lady says allergies knock her for a loop

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Speaker 5: each spring, and she's already noticed symptoms this month. So

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Speaker 5: today's raw weather which knocks falling down. She'll take it

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Speaker 5: peculiar though that may sound. I'm fine if it's like

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Speaker 5: cold and rainy and then fine. But like when it's

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Speaker 5: nice out and the trees and everything, I don't have

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Speaker 5: to deal with a scratchy throat and like itchy eyes.

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Speaker 2: Chris Faum, a WBZ Boston's news radio, Boston City councilor

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Speaker 2: goes through the roof city councilor.

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Speaker 1: Ed Flynn calls it a quality of life issue, the

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Speaker 1: proliferation of rooftop decks and residential Southy neighborhoods and late

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Speaker 1: night behavior that's disserving others below regated to noise.

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Speaker 6: In potties at all hours of the night, smoking privacy issues,

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Speaker 6: trash removal, patch of boxes, to good at all where

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Speaker 6: our streets pest control.

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Speaker 1: He recently introduced a non binding resolution against the construction

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Speaker 1: and approval of more roof decks.

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Speaker 6: In recent years, despite no impact on the housing crisis.

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Speaker 6: As I mentioned, nearly every case is approved regardless of

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Speaker 6: opposition testimony from local collective officials, civic groups, and navies.

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Speaker 1: That resolution was not voted on, but rather sent a

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Speaker 1: committee for a hearing in Southee. James Rojas w b

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Speaker 1: Z Boston's news radio.

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Speaker 2: Maybe early on a Monday morning, but we learned the

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Speaker 2: bar is closed.

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Speaker 4: A new survey by lending Tree finds fifty three percent

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Speaker 4: of Gen Z say they don't drink alcohol. That was

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Speaker 4: followed by forty seven percent of Baby boomers and Gen xers.

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Speaker 4: Millennials were found to be the most likely to order

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Speaker 4: an adult beverage, with sixty three percent saying I'll have another. Overall,

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Speaker 4: just over half of Americans drink alcohol. Matt Phipps WBZ Boston's.

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Speaker 2: News Radio what many more Americans are drinking these days

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Speaker 2: are mocktails, and they're coming at an increasingly high price.

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Speaker 2: Christopher Columbus arrives in the nation's capital.

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Speaker 7: President Trump has installed a thirteen foot one ton statue

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Speaker 7: of the Explorer on White House grounds outside the Eisenhower

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Speaker 7: Executive Office Building. It's made from pieces of a monument

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Speaker 7: President Reagan unveiled in Baltimore in nineteen eighty four, before

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Speaker 7: it was destroyed by protesters six years ago. They claimed

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Speaker 7: Columbus was responsible for the genocide and exploitation of Native Americans.

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Speaker 7: He dumped the statue into Baltimore Harbor. Italian American businessmen

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Speaker 7: and politicians dredged up marble bits and pieces, and had

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Speaker 7: it rebuilt. Last year, President Trump signed a proclamation hailing

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Speaker 7: Columbus a hero. Deborah Rodriguez CBS.

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