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

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Speaker 1: Here we go.

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Speaker 2: See it's Tuesday already six o'clock here in Boston. In

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Speaker 2: a much better start to the day today than yesterday.

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Speaker 2: Crystal clear skies and fifty three here in the city

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Speaker 2: on this Tuesday morning. 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. Thanks for being with us this morning.

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Speaker 2: I'm Jeff Brown. Hey, thumbs up.

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Speaker 3: Boston mostly sunny today.

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Speaker 2: It's going to be a nice day with a high

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Speaker 2: of sixty six degrees. Miss wbz AKI weather meteorologist heather'

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Speaker 2: S aaiir rain, however, returns tomorrow. The Blue Jays keep

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Speaker 2: living the dream nothing like a Game seven, and they

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Speaker 2: beat the Mariners of the American League Championship Series. They

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Speaker 2: will take on the defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers in

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Speaker 2: the World Series, which begins Friday night Game one. Bruins

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Speaker 2: welcome Brad Marshan back to the Garden tonight. They hope

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Speaker 2: to put a lid on a four game losing streak

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Speaker 2: against the defending champion Florida Panthers. And Monday night football

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Speaker 2: Week seven wraps up with a doubleheader. Lions beat the

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Speaker 2: Bucks in the opener, Seattle over Houston. In the late

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Speaker 2: game last night, former President Joe Biden completes a round

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Speaker 2: of radiation treatment for his aggressive form of prostate cancer.

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Speaker 2: The eighty two year old former commander in chief is

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Speaker 2: seen ringing a treatment bell at a Philadelphia hospital. Mister

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Speaker 2: Biden has been diagnosed with prostate cancer that has since

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Speaker 2: spread to his bones. It is not clear if his

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Speaker 2: radiation treatment is fully complete at this point. Government shutdown

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Speaker 2: day number twenty one, as the Senate's top Republican said

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Speaker 2: to the White House in a show of unity with

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Speaker 2: the President today, this is already the third longest shutdown

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Speaker 2: in American history, and by the looks of things, a

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Speaker 2: resolution is nowhere in sight. An eleventh vote on Capitol Hill,

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Speaker 2: the Senate ends just like the others, no deal. Democrats

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Speaker 2: continue to demand an extend and expansion of healthcare benefits

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Speaker 2: to millions of Americans, while Republicans continue to insist that

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Speaker 2: will never happen. There are no meetings scheduled that could

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Speaker 2: indicate a potential breakthrough in this stalemate. Tis the season

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Speaker 2: almost Starbucks is about to bring back its Red Cup

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Speaker 2: Day and campaign next month. Wb'sas Drew moholland to see

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Speaker 2: with details. Good morning Andrew, Good morning Jeffrey.

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Speaker 4: You're ready, The company says. The holiday tradition continues with

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Speaker 4: the purchase of a handcrafted holiday beverage comes a reusable

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Speaker 4: red holiday cup. While supplies last, they do go quickly, right,

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Speaker 4: They're very popular. The company has taken it on the

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Speaker 4: chin of late over controversial labor practices, not to mention

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Speaker 4: a new dress code, and it's closed hundreds of stores too.

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Speaker 4: Starbucks promises an investment in staff. Those places get very

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Speaker 4: busy in support of Red Cup Day.

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Speaker 2: November thirteenth, Jeffrey Rint save the date, my friends drink

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Speaker 2: up to thank you. Tough times for more American families.

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Speaker 3: People are missing monthly car pays at increasing numbers. New

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Speaker 3: reports indicate millions of low and middle income families are

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Speaker 3: delinquent on subprime loans by sixty days or more. Pitt

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Speaker 3: Raating says, since driving a car's essential to everyday life,

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Speaker 3: missing payments is a key indicator of financial hardship heading

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Speaker 3: more American families. Jay will Let WBZ Boston's news radio.

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Speaker 2: Record high prices and high interest rates both take some

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Speaker 2: of the blame, but so do stagnant incomes as well.

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Speaker 2: File this Tuesday morning under what a difference a day makes,

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Speaker 2: because today is just as beautiful as yesterday was touch

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Speaker 2: and go for much of the day. We've got clear

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Speaker 2: skies coming up on sunrise here in the city. It's

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Speaker 2: fifty three degrees in Boston at the moment. This is

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Speaker 2: going to be the pick of the week, which, unfortunately,

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Speaker 2: coming on a Tuesday, doesn't say much for our future prospects.

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Speaker 2: But we'll enjoy the sunshine today, mid sixties for high temperature.

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Speaker 2: Another round of rain is moving into the picture that

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Speaker 2: could begin as early as tonight overnight tonight and continue

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Speaker 2: through a good portion of the day tomorrow. It won't

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Speaker 2: be like the fire hose that was let loose on

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Speaker 2: us yesterday, but still some rain on our parade coming

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Speaker 2: up tomorrow. Then Thursday, we're back to partly sunny, cool breeze,

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Speaker 2: highs and the lower sixties. In fact, even Friday looks

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Speaker 2: okay as we round out the work week with a

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Speaker 2: mix of sun and clouds, highs right around sixty, and

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Speaker 2: it looks like a little bit of a chill in

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Speaker 2: the air. Coming up this weekend. Despite some times of

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Speaker 2: clouds and times of sunshine, Highs both Saturday and Sunday

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Speaker 2: expected to be in the fifties. Right now, it's fifty

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Speaker 2: three and clear skies in Boston on this Tuesday morning

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Speaker 2: at six oh six. The search is odd for a

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Speaker 2: suspect wanted in the stabbing of Fall Rivers former mayor.

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Speaker 5: Former Fall River Mayor Will Flanagan was found with stab

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Speaker 5: wounds last night on Hartwell Street. There are reports that

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Speaker 5: Flannagan is in serious condition as police are searching for

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Speaker 5: the suspect. Current Mayor Paul Coogan and the Fall River

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Speaker 5: Police Department released a joint statement saying they're working to

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Speaker 5: identify and apprehend who is responsible for this senseless act

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Speaker 5: of violence and offered prayers to his friends and family.

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Speaker 5: Flannagan lost a recall election in late twenty four fourteen.

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Speaker 5: He has been practicing law since leaving office. Jim McKay

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Speaker 5: w Bezy Boston's news radio.

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Speaker 2: Election Day is two weeks from today and dozens of

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Speaker 2: Massachusetts cities and towns, but a date has been set

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Speaker 2: for a special election coming up in the Commonwealth. Voters

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Speaker 2: in Lowell and surrounding communities will head to the polls

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Speaker 2: this winter to select their replacement for longtime State Senator

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Speaker 2: Edward Kennedy, who died earlier this month. The preliminary election

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Speaker 2: will be held on February third. The general ballots will

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Speaker 2: be cast one month later. The winner of the special

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Speaker 2: election will serve the remainder of Senator Kennedy's term. A

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Speaker 2: former Lowell City councilor and one time mayor, Senator Kennedy

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Speaker 2: died on October first. He was seventy four. Former State

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Speaker 2: Police trooper Michael Proctor drops his appeal to get his

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Speaker 2: old job back with the Civil Service Commission. One of

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Speaker 2: the key witnesses during Karen Reid's first murder trial, Lawyers,

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Speaker 2: without getting specific, say some disclosures have come to light

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Speaker 2: that will ultimately sideline his efforts. Proctor was fired from

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Speaker 2: the mass State Police after being forced to read crude

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Speaker 2: text messages on the witness stand that he sent to

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Speaker 2: his colleagues and friends. During the read investigation, The WBZI

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Speaker 2: team reports thousands of racist text messages appear on Proctor's

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Speaker 2: personal smartphone, recently discovered by lawyers working on another case.

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Speaker 2: Many of those messages are believed to be more than

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Speaker 2: a decade old and a suburban soundtrack to the dawn

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Speaker 2: of another day.

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Speaker 6: It'll wake you up right quick. Fortunately for folks in Norwood,

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Speaker 6: while there is at least one rooster on the loose

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Speaker 6: within town limit's right off of ver One near the

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Speaker 6: golf course, it or they haven't been spotted near any homes.

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Speaker 3: I don't know what time exactly they go off, probably

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Speaker 3: earlier than I want my alarm to go off.

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Speaker 6: Well, people are having chickens, so I'm assuming that roosters

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Speaker 6: are a possible part of that. If they get the

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Speaker 6: wrong ones. They do often enough. According to animal control

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Speaker 6: officer Henry Sakerra, whose outfit is already successfully safely captured

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Speaker 6: one bird.

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Speaker 2: Since the COVID, a lot of people are getting chickens

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Speaker 2: because they're looking for the chicken.

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Speaker 1: Every once in a while, you get a rooster and

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Speaker 1: then the people don't know what to do with the rooster.

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Speaker 2: Wouldn't it be easy just to call you?

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Speaker 3: It would, But a lot of people just don't know.

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Speaker 1: They panic.

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Speaker 6: Chris Hahma, WBZ Boston's News Radio.

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