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

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

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Speaker 2: morning and welcome, Thanks for joining us. I'm Charlie Burger on.

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Speaker 2: Here's what's happening. Mass layoff notices being distributed to employees

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Speaker 2: at multiple federal agencies. CBS News confirming reduction enforced alerts

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Speaker 2: went out at the Department of Homeland Security, Department of Education,

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Speaker 2: the military, and others. Here's Nicole Killian now from Capitol Hill.

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Speaker 3: More than a million plus troops are expected to get paid,

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Speaker 3: but in this instance, they will not get that paycheck.

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Speaker 3: That has been a big concern here on Capitol Hill,

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Speaker 3: where there has been a bipartisan push to pay troops

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Speaker 3: at the very least hold a standalone vote so they

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Speaker 3: can get paid during this shutdown, but so far, congressional

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Speaker 3: leaders say that asn't an option. Republicans in particular insist

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Speaker 3: that this short term funding bill is really what needs

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Speaker 3: to be passed to pay the troops and everybody who's

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Speaker 3: not getting a check right now.

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Speaker 2: President Trump says the layoffs are leverage to end the

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Speaker 2: government shutdown. Democrats call it a scare tactic. Governor Moore

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Speaker 2: Heally says whether federal workers get back pay for time

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Speaker 2: worked during the shutdown not up to her.

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Speaker 4: I ask Governor Heally if there's any guarantee that federal

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Speaker 4: workers here at Logan will get back pay.

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Speaker 5: Not up to me.

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Speaker 4: She says, it's up to Congress and President Trump.

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Speaker 5: Get it done, reopen government, and absolutely federal workers have

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Speaker 5: got to get paid.

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Speaker 4: There are more than nineteen hundred federal workers at Logan,

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Speaker 4: and Massport CEO Rich Davey says they're all showing up

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Speaker 4: to work despite not being paid.

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Speaker 6: These federal workers are showing up every day, notwithstanding all

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Speaker 6: the nonsense that's going around them, and we thank them

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Speaker 6: very much.

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Speaker 4: They urge travelers to thank them as well. At Logan.

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Speaker 4: Suzannsaalsville WBZ, Boston's news radio, and.

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Speaker 2: You had another change in Haveroll at the top of

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Speaker 2: their police department, Mayor Melinda Barrett yesterday naming Captain Wayne

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Speaker 2: Tracy as the acting head of the department. Now, this

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Speaker 2: announcement comes a day after the Police Patrolman's membership on

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Speaker 2: Thursday voted no confidence in Chief Robert Pistone or his

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Speaker 2: acting replacement, Deputy Chief Stephen Doherty, the membership expressing concerns

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Speaker 2: about the unexpected passing September twenty sixth of thirty two

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Speaker 2: year old officer Caitlin Tully. Also of concern is the

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Speaker 2: department's handling of the death of Francis Gigliotti, who died

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Speaker 2: after a struggle with police this year. Gigliotti's family now

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Speaker 2: calling for an independent investigator to be brought into the case.

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Speaker 2: Chief Pistone, after being placed on paid administrative leave, submitted

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Speaker 2: his retirement effective immediately. You let's check the four day

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Speaker 2: wbz ACU weather forecast. Nice day today, LaTroy Thornton says

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Speaker 2: we'll have sunshine at times, temperatures to the mid sixties,

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Speaker 2: cloudy tonight back to fifty five. Here comes the weather tomorrow, cloudy,

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Speaker 2: windy rain overspreads the area from south to north, not

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Speaker 2: expected to get here until later in the day. High

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Speaker 2: about sixty tomorrow, and then from Monday, a very windy,

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Speaker 2: cool day. Periods of rain, some will be heavy at times.

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Speaker 2: There is certainly concern of coastal flooding and beach erosion

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Speaker 2: along even with some wind damage. This is all on

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Speaker 2: Monday and high to about fifty seven and then Tuesday, cloudy, breezy,

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Speaker 2: lingering showers, high between fifty eight and sixty two. A

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Speaker 2: coastal floodwatch will go into effect tomorrow morning through late

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Speaker 2: Monday night. Also a high wind watch for the islands

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Speaker 2: tomorrow afternoon through Monday night, a wind advisory for the Cape.

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Speaker 2: So that's some real northeaster weather headed our way. Right now.

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Speaker 2: We're fine, clouds and fifty four degrees at six oh five,

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Speaker 2: and we are tracking this storm. Here's wbez's Madison Rogers.

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Speaker 6: Southern New England is in for a drenching. Weather Service

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Speaker 6: meteorologist Andrew Lecanto says the showers will start to move

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Speaker 6: in from the southeast early Sunday morning.

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Speaker 7: The worst of it will be more or less during

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Speaker 7: Sunday night throughly a good part of Monday before kind

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Speaker 7: of tapering off.

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Speaker 6: Coastal communities will bear the brunt of it, with up

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Speaker 6: to two to three inches for much of the South

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Speaker 6: Shore and South Coast. Most of us should see one

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Speaker 6: to two inches, swept by strong winds.

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Speaker 7: Props up to about thirty to forty miles per hour.

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Speaker 7: Across the Caban Island.

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Speaker 6: There's a coastal floodwatch all along the state and concerned

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Speaker 6: about significant beach erosion at this point, though a washout

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Speaker 6: just might be welcome.

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Speaker 7: This is really going to be pretty beneficial to the drought.

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Speaker 7: That's certainly, you know, some good news, but it's just

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Speaker 7: unfortunately it coincides with the holiday weekend.

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Speaker 6: Unfortunately, Madison ROGERSBZ Boston's News Radio.

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Speaker 2: Very disturbing report out about the danger facing millions of children.

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Speaker 5: In Haiti at UNICEF Regional Director for Latin America and

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Speaker 5: the Caribbean, Roberto Benis says it has found a high

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Speaker 5: level of risk for children living at Haiti, which is

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Speaker 5: infested by gangs.

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Speaker 8: We have three point three million children and hated needs

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Speaker 8: human Italian assystem and this is the highest number on record.

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Speaker 5: Not only as a capital porter of prints, almost entirely

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Speaker 5: controlled by gangs. Young people are dealing with violence ranging

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Speaker 5: from rape to murder, and Benet says.

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Speaker 8: These a generation of children, adolescents, in hating young people.

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Speaker 8: They have been suffered for years and repeated waves of

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Speaker 8: fragility and security, natural disaster. Let's not forget the earthquake.

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Speaker 5: He says. Donors need to help. Allison Key, you see BS.

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Speaker 2: News North Korea is showing off a powerful new missile

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Speaker 2: during a military parade in conjunction with the eightieth anniversary

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Speaker 2: of the Workers Party of Korea. Reporter Alex jenten Now

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Speaker 2: from Seoul.

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Speaker 1: North Korean state media described the new Huassan twenty intercontinental

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Speaker 1: ballistic missile being paraded through Pyongyang as the most powerful

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Speaker 1: nuclear strategic weapon, with leader Kim jongun delivering a speech

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Speaker 1: during the event calling for the country's army to grow

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Speaker 1: into an invincible entity that destroys all threats without mentioning

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Speaker 1: the US or South Korea directly.

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Speaker 2: Now this new missile gives North Korea the capacity to

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Speaker 2: strike long range targets. A murder indictment issued by a

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Speaker 2: grand jury in Worcester, sixty four year old Albert Caraba

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Speaker 2: of Ocean Springs, Mississippi, indicted in the two thousand and

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Speaker 2: nine disappearance and murder of thirty six year old Patricia

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Speaker 2: Santos of Worcester. Caraba recently taken into custody by detectives

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Speaker 2: from the Ocean Springs Police Department with assistants from detectives

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Speaker 2: from Worcester Police. Araba expected to be brought back to

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Speaker 2: Massachusetts arraigned in Worcester Superior Court at a later date.

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