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

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Speaker 2: Forty six degrees in Boston right now, it's eleven o'clock.

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Speaker 2: We're seeing plenty of sun out there through the clouds.

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Speaker 2: Happy Friday to you. I'm Nicole Davis. Here is what's happening.

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Speaker 2: You're not a happy Friday at your local airport, especially

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Speaker 2: over at Logan as travelers around the country are dealing

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Speaker 2: with hundreds of flight delays and cancelations too. That's because

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Speaker 2: the FAA ordered a four percent cut in air traffic

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Speaker 2: at Logan and dozens of other airports around the country.

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Speaker 2: There's ABC's with Johnson.

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Speaker 1: Trump administration says they're trying to ease the strain on

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Speaker 1: thirteen thousand air traffic controllers, but some critics argue it's

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Speaker 1: just to move to pressure Democrats to reopen the government.

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Speaker 1: As the shutdown reaches day thirty eight, this has more

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Speaker 1: than sixty thousand TSA agents are also working without pay.

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Speaker 1: These essential workers forced to decide if they can even

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Speaker 1: afford to keep showing up on the job.

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Speaker 2: Flight reductions are set to an increased to ten percent

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Speaker 2: eventually is mandated by the White House. Airlines say they're

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Speaker 2: trying to give travelers as much notice as possible if

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Speaker 2: their flight is impacted. Here many are offering refunds to

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Speaker 2: people who just don't want to rebook. As of now,

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Speaker 2: at Logan Airport today, about sixty flights have been delayed,

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Speaker 2: about forty have been canceled. We're going to keep an

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Speaker 2: eye on that throughout the day right here on WBZ

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Speaker 2: meantime at eleven oh one, the Trump administration is now

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Speaker 2: asking a federal appeals court to block an order from

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Speaker 2: a judge in Rhode Island to distribute full Snap Food

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Speaker 2: Assistants benefits for the month of November. Judge John McConnell

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Speaker 2: gave the White House till today to make it happen.

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Speaker 2: Some states, including Wisconsin, have already seen there Snap money

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Speaker 2: come in one Any Americans rely on Snap to keep

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Speaker 2: food on the table. The program has been thrown into

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Speaker 2: uncertainty though, during the government shutdown, which is in day

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Speaker 2: thirty seven. This is the first time in history the

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Speaker 2: SNAP program has been suspended during a shutdown. Nearly two

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Speaker 2: dozen state attorneys general have sued over this, including Massachusetts

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Speaker 2: AG Andrea Campbell Well. Today, the Supreme Court justices are

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Speaker 2: meeting to consider ticking up an appeal that would overturn

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Speaker 2: its precedent on same sex marriage. Here's ABC's Devin Dwyer

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Speaker 2: Kim Davis.

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Speaker 3: She's that Kentucky clerk from back in twenty fifteen that

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Speaker 3: refused to issue marriage licenses to a gay couple in

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Speaker 3: Kentucky in defiance of the Supreme Court. She spent six

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Speaker 3: days in jail, she lost a defamation suit. She had

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Speaker 3: to pay one hundred thousand dollars in damages two hundred

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Speaker 3: and sixty thousand dollars in legal fees. That's what she's

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Speaker 3: appealing to the Supreme Court. But it's the first time

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Speaker 3: that anyone has technically asked the justices explicitly to overturn

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Speaker 3: Obergafel v. Hodges, which was that landmark ruling.

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Speaker 2: The Court could announce what they'll do as soon as Monday,

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Speaker 2: and the State's Commission on Judicial Conduct says a judge

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Speaker 2: who helped an undocumented immigrant evade ice back in twenty

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Speaker 2: eighteen should not be issued a public reprimand. In this

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Speaker 2: new report, they say Judge Shelley Joseph should get that

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Speaker 2: reprimand for creating an appearance of impropriety and bias. Joseph

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Speaker 2: has admitted she knew the defendant in her Newton court

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Speaker 2: room was wanted by Ice. She wants faced federal charges.

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Speaker 2: Those have now been dropped. The Commission can now recommend

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Speaker 2: discipline to the States Supreme Judicial Court, they will make

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Speaker 2: the final determination. Looking at the forecast for the rest

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Speaker 2: of the day, it is looking mostly nice out there.

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Speaker 2: We are seeing a couple of clouds from time to time,

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Speaker 2: and if you look into New Hampshire on this radar

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Speaker 2: that I've got here, I'm still seeing some showers and

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Speaker 2: even some snow showers north of Manchester. So if your

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Speaker 2: travels for the weekend take you to that part of

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Speaker 2: New Hampshire, or if you just happen to live there

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Speaker 2: and you're listening on the iHeartRadio app, that's what's going

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Speaker 2: on in your neck of the woods right now. Though

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Speaker 2: in the Boston area we've got some sun filtering through

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Speaker 2: the clouds. Most of us here in the Bay State

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Speaker 2: in the forties right now. We are seeing a couple

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Speaker 2: of fifties on the cave and thirties if you're west

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Speaker 2: of I ninety one four tonight, we'll get down to

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Speaker 2: showers overnight and through the overnight hours, temperatures will rise.

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Speaker 2: For tomorrow, we'll have a couple of showers in the morning,

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Speaker 2: clouds break up in the afternoon. High in the low sixties.

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Speaker 2: Sunday cooler with the high near fifty. We've got rain

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Speaker 2: in the afternoon and heavy rain on Sunday night. Forty

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Speaker 2: six in Framingham. We're at forty five in Haverill, forty

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Speaker 2: six in Brockton. In Boston at eleven oh five, it

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Speaker 2: is we'll call it partly cloudy, and right now we're

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Speaker 2: at forty six. This weekend, Boston College is honoring its

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Speaker 2: late alum Wells Crowther your wbz's Drumo Holland with more

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Speaker 2: on the Red Bandanna Game.

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Speaker 4: When he graduated, he took a job as an equities

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Speaker 4: trader on the one hundred and fourth floor of the

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Speaker 4: Self Tower of the World Trade Center in New York City.

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Speaker 4: He's credited with leading as many as eighteen people to

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Speaker 4: safety after United Airlines Flight one seventy five flew into

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Speaker 4: the Self Tower. Ling Young was in the Self Tower

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Speaker 4: with Wells and remembers being hurt from the blasts.

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Speaker 5: We'll all the young man come out of nowhere. You

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Speaker 5: heard this man's voice say, I found this day is

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Speaker 5: follow me. Only help the one that you can help.

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Speaker 1: It's the way he said it, and we.

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Speaker 5: Just got up. We follow that from the man in

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Speaker 5: the rain bandana. The ESPN Mini film, witnesses like Ling

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Speaker 5: Young say Wells Crowther went back up into the South

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Speaker 5: Tower to help more people before the tower collapsed. Wells

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Speaker 5: Crowther died on September eleventh, two thousand and one. He

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Speaker 5: died a hero, something Boston College and the whole nation

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Speaker 5: pays tribute to with this red bandana game. Drew moholland WBZ,

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Speaker 5: Boston's news radio.

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Speaker 2: Former Pats wide receiver Antonio Brown has been arrested on

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Speaker 2: a charge of attempted murder. Authorities in Florida issued a

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Speaker 2: warrant for his arrest more than five months ago. This

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Speaker 2: is in connection with an alleged shooting outside a celebrity

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Speaker 2: boxing match in Miami. Brown is accused of grabbing a

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Speaker 2: gun from a security guard and firing two shots at

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Speaker 2: another man he had somehow gotten into a fight with.

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Speaker 2: Brown claims he had been jumped by several people who

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Speaker 2: tried to steal his jewelry and hurt him. Please say

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Speaker 2: Brown was taken into custody in Dubai. He's been extradited

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Speaker 2: to the US to face trial. He's in prison in

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Speaker 2: New Jersey. And the death toll in this week's ups

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Speaker 2: plane crash in Louisville is now up to thirteen. Say

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Speaker 2: that number could climb even higher as several people are

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Speaker 2: still missing.

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Speaker 6: MPs identifying their three crew members on board that plane

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Speaker 6: that died in that crash, Captain Richard Wartenberg, First Officer

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Speaker 6: Lee Truett, and International Relief Officer Captain Dana Diamond. The

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Speaker 6: NTSB leading this investigation. They had successfully extracted data from

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Speaker 6: both the flight data and cockpit voice recorders, as preliminary

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Speaker 6: data shows the plane got up to four hundred and

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Speaker 6: fifty feet above ground, going two hundred and ten miles

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Speaker 6: an hour when it crashed.

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Speaker 2: ABC's Matt Rivers, loved ones, coworkers, community members coming together

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Speaker 2: last night in Louisville. They held a vigil to honor

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Speaker 2: the victims of that crash. You are now in the

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Speaker 2: Loup for news updates throughout the day, listened to WBZ

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Speaker 2: Radio on the iHeartRadio app. I'm Nicole Davis WBZ and

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