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

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Speaker 2: News forty 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. The longest government shutdown

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Speaker 2: in US history may be over, but there's still are

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Speaker 2: concerns for tens millions of Americans who didn't get their

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Speaker 2: full food stamp allotments on November first.

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Speaker 1: Some recipients got partial allotments, but others got all of

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Speaker 1: their snap benefits when states stepped in to pay them.

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Speaker 1: The USDA tells CBS News recipients in most states should

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Speaker 1: see their benefits loaded onto their electronic Benefits transfer cards

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Speaker 1: within twenty four hours, but some states say it could

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Speaker 1: take up to a week for some recipients to get

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Speaker 1: their delayed aid. About two thirds of the states had

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Speaker 1: issued only partial or no benefits before the shutdown ended

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Speaker 1: last night. Christopher Cruz, CBS News, Washington.

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Speaker 2: Thanks for coming to work. Here's a bonus, ten thousand

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Speaker 2: dollars bonuses they paid out to TSA agents who never

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Speaker 2: took a day off during the forty five three day shutdown.

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Speaker 2: ABC Stephen Portnoy has more.

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Speaker 3: The Homeland Security Secretary says the bonus checks will go

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Speaker 3: to those TSA agents who, she says, stepped up reporting

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Speaker 3: to work each day through the shutdown and took on

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Speaker 3: extra shifts at airport checkpoints. President Trump has suggested similar

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Speaker 3: ten thousand dollars bonuses might be paid to air traffic

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Speaker 3: controllers who never called out. They work for the FAA,

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Speaker 3: which is overseen by the Transportation Secretary.

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Speaker 2: At Logan Airport, today, forty two cancellations according to the

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Speaker 2: numbers from flight to where there have been eighty five

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Speaker 2: flight delays. More outcry over immigration reform efforts, The United

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Speaker 2: States Conference of Bishops is rebuking the Trump administration of

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Speaker 2: its mass deportation agenda. The organization approving the special message

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Speaker 2: in a vote with two hundred and sixteen ballots in

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Speaker 2: favor of the comments, five votes against three abstentions. The

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Speaker 2: bishops expressed concerns over the conditions and detention centers and

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Speaker 2: a lack of access to pastoral care. The remarka come

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Speaker 2: after Pope Leo had directed bishops in the US to

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Speaker 2: speak out against President Trump's crackdown on illegal imation. A

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Speaker 2: former member of Governor Healey's staff facing gun and drug

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Speaker 2: charges has been granted bail. Wvz's Madison Rogers with details.

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Speaker 4: It's been weeks since authorities say they seized eight kilos

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Speaker 4: of cocaine at the Springfield State Office building. The deputy

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Speaker 4: director of the Governor's Western mass Office was taken into custody,

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Speaker 4: accused of trafficking drugs and illegally owning a gun. Lamar

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Speaker 4: Cook was quickly fired, and he's been held without bail since.

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Speaker 4: At a hearing on the thirty first, a judge ruled

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Speaker 4: him a danger to the community, but after a review,

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Speaker 4: a superior court judge has now modified that determination, setting

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Speaker 4: cash bail at eighty five thousand dollars. Judge William Ritter

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Speaker 4: has also told Cook to surrender his passport, noting his

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Speaker 4: lack of criminal history and strong community ties, but also

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Speaker 4: the strong evidence of a sophisticated drug operation. Madison Rogers

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Speaker 4: w b Z Boston's News Radio.

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Speaker 2: State officials releasing changes representing the first comprehensive update to

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Speaker 2: the Department of Early Education and Cares licensing regulations that

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Speaker 2: govern residential programs for children first Thomson's Night, eighteen ninety five.

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Speaker 2: The changes promote a stronger workforce through improved requirements on

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Speaker 2: staff professional development. Among the changes targeting trauma informed in

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Speaker 2: responsive care, working with LGBTQ populations, sexual abuse and grooming,

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Speaker 2: and cultural responsiveness, among other things. Residential programs that will

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Speaker 2: be required to share more information with their boards, such

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Speaker 2: as licensing reviews and investigations. It looks like weather will

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Speaker 2: be improving for the game tonight. In Foxborough. We have

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Speaker 2: had some scattered showers about the area. Not everybody's got wet,

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Speaker 2: but there have been a few scattered showers. It's also

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Speaker 2: been a little chilly with the breeze around and tonight

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Speaker 2: that will be probably the bigger deal at the game.

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Speaker 2: We'll get some clearing as we head later into the

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Speaker 2: evening and then bundle up. Thirty six in Boston, closer

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Speaker 2: to thirty in the Inland suburbs. Eventually probably Foxboro will

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Speaker 2: get close to thirty and we'll be in the twenties

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Speaker 2: and some of the distant suburbs sunclouds. Tomorrow, it'll be breezy.

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Speaker 2: It will be Chile forty five with real feels in

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Speaker 2: the thirties. Mainly clear Tomorrow night, low thirty two in Boston,

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Speaker 2: upper twenties in the Inland suburbs, some sun on Saturday,

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Speaker 2: but then some clouds and then some rain. By Saturday night.

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Speaker 2: Will be in the mid forties Saturday, but we're gonna

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Speaker 2: warm up on Sunday and the rain's going to end

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Speaker 2: and the skies are going to start to throw out

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Speaker 2: some sunshine. Temperatures on Sunday in the low fifties right

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Speaker 2: now forty nine degrees in Boston. An updates of the

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Speaker 2: story we brought you yesterday as the Charles River gator

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Speaker 2: has been found. The DC's Brook McCarthy explains.

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Speaker 5: Joe Kenny with Joe's Crazy Critters has seen his share

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Speaker 5: of exotic animals. When he was informed by another local

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Speaker 5: news station about a small alligator in the Charles River,

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Speaker 5: he knew he wanted to help. Armed with flashlights, he

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Speaker 5: found a little gator in about fifteen minutes.

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Speaker 6: It was pretty much in downtown Boston right there back day,

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Speaker 6: and it was fortunately in a smaller kind of like

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Speaker 6: gooon type fond as opposed to any actual river.

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Speaker 5: Joe took the gator to get checked out and says

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Speaker 5: he's around a year year old. Whoever, his days and

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Speaker 5: the cold Charles are over, with the little guy joining

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Speaker 5: Joe's team for now the wild.

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Speaker 6: He's small like he is right now that we're staying

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Speaker 6: with me, and it'll be far of our outreach programs.

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Speaker 5: He wants to remind people not to just leave exotic

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Speaker 5: or legal pets out in the wild. Brooke McCarthy WBZ,

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Speaker 5: Boston's news Radio.

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Speaker 2: We told you this football going on tonight in Foxborough,

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Speaker 2: the Patriots and the Jets. Later on wbzy's Dremal Holland

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Speaker 2: tells us fans are pretty pumped up.

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Speaker 7: The tailgates should be a lively one, So pack up

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Speaker 7: the coolers and get ready to fire up the grill.

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Speaker 4: Be Hamburg chicken and stay cut dogs whatever.

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Speaker 7: Now we're talking. Richie Eating of Newburyport will be in

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Speaker 7: full voice tonight. A season ticket holder since nineteen sixty eight,

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Speaker 7: he thinks maybe the best Patriots game he's ever seen

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Speaker 7: is that Tuck Rule game two thousand and one playoffs,

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Speaker 7: first le Raiders, the snowy comeback from Tom Brady, Adam

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Speaker 7: Vinettieri and the boys. Would you believe it, Richie and Crewe,

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Speaker 7: they almost left early.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, when it happened here Wensday Pub, it look like left.

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Speaker 2: So me and the boys got upsided, thinking about three

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Speaker 2: steps to the left officide. It plays out in review,

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Speaker 2: three steps that right, and we sat back down again

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Speaker 2: and we stay for the whole game.

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Speaker 4: It's a good finish, No sue us.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, we don't use in the abilly kick off.

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Speaker 7: Tonight Pats and Jets eight fifteen Front Fox Burrow, Drew

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Speaker 7: maholl and w b Z, Boston's news radio.

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Speaker 2: Literally look a little different on the field tonight, something

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Speaker 2: new and something blue. No, there's not going to be

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Speaker 2: a wedding, just the football game. The Patriots will feature

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Speaker 2: their new uniforms, the Northeast Northeastern Rivalry jerseys. This will

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Speaker 2: be the only game they'll wear them at this year.

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Speaker 2: The helmets are white instead of silver, the blue Patriots

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Speaker 2: logos on the side, and the white is said to

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Speaker 2: represent snow, hence Northeaster. The jerseys are a different shade

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Speaker 2: of blue called storm blue, with NE on the sleeves.

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Speaker 2: I think that stands for New England. Six stars on

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Speaker 2: the uniform represent the six states in the region, and

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Speaker 2: the stripes on the shoulders and pants have a netting

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Speaker 2: pattern to represent those who work at the harbors in

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Speaker 2: the region. You are now in the loop for news

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Speaker 2: updates throughout the day, Listen to WBZ News Radio on

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Speaker 2: the iHeartRadio app. I'm Ben Parker, WBZ, Boston's news radio