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Speaker 2: News, clouds in Boston and seven degrees at six o'clock.

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Speaker 2: Good morning, I'm Charlie bergeron your most reliable news source.

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Speaker 3: For severe on their coverage used the WBZ.

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Speaker 2: Of New England a massive winter storm impacting most of

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Speaker 2: the country and this storm expected to sweep into our

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Speaker 2: area today bringing lots of heavy snow. The storm also

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Speaker 2: knocking down power lines along the way, leaving tens of

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Speaker 2: thousands without power. CBS News meteorologist Craig Allen says the

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Speaker 2: storm is expected to continue into the early part of

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Speaker 2: the week, with very cold temperatures to follow.

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Speaker 1: It will take most of the day on Monday for

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Speaker 1: the snow to stop across portions of New England, and

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Speaker 1: then after that it is just going to remain bitterly

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Speaker 1: cold through the week.

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Speaker 2: According to the fly tracking site flight Aware, thousands of

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Speaker 2: flights across the country have already been canceled or delayed.

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Speaker 2: Same for Logan Airport. At this hour, nearly seven hundred

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Speaker 2: flights have been canceled and right now seven are delayed

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Speaker 2: across the state. Residents are getting ready for what is

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Speaker 2: expected to be the biggest snowstorm to hit US in

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Speaker 2: about four years.

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Speaker 3: Major storm, expected to bring twelve to twenty inches of snow,

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Speaker 3: is forecast to start as the Pats game gets underway.

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Speaker 3: A winter storm Morning goes into effect at seven am

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Speaker 3: in Boston. There's a snow emergency starting at eight am

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Speaker 3: with parking bands. School has been canceled on Monday in Boston.

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Speaker 3: Public schools and districts across the state. City buildings will

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Speaker 3: also be closed. The MBTA will run normal weekend service

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Speaker 3: today and on Monday. All commuter rail lines will operate

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Speaker 3: on the reduced storm schedule. Keep it tuned in here

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Speaker 3: to WBZ News Radio and on our website Wbznewsradio dot

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Speaker 3: com forward Slash Storm Center for the very latest on

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Speaker 3: this storm. I'm a Freedman, WBZ Boston's News Radio.

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Speaker 2: More protests and vigils in Minneapolis after a US citizen

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Speaker 2: is killed by federal agents in the city. This is

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Speaker 2: the second shooting this month. Last night, hundreds of people

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Speaker 2: braving frigid cold in the Twin Cities gathering around a

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Speaker 2: growing makeshift memorial for Alex Pretty, a local man who

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Speaker 2: was shot and killed yesterday morning.

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Speaker 5: None of us are safe.

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Speaker 6: Even if we're complying, that doesn't make us safe. It

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Speaker 6: just makes us helpless.

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Speaker 7: It's my first minment, right, It's everybody's first menent right

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Speaker 7: to be out here in practice will be preached, and

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Speaker 7: Minneapolis does that better than almost anybody else probably in

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Speaker 7: the country.

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Speaker 2: And more on this shooting from ABC's Johnny Fernandez.

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Speaker 4: At least say the thirty seven year old was licensed

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Speaker 4: to carry a concealed weapon. DHS Secretary Christy Nome called

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Speaker 4: the shooting a tragic situation.

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Speaker 6: The officers attempted to disarm this individual, but the armed

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Speaker 6: suspect reacted violently, fearing for his life and for the

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Speaker 6: lives of his fellow officers around him. An agent fired defensive.

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Speaker 4: Shots, but city officials question that account. Johnny Fernandez, ABC

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Speaker 4: News New York.

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Speaker 2: Don't playoff football for Patriot Nation Today three o'clock kickoff

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Speaker 2: AFC title game the Pats and Broncos in Denver. The

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Speaker 2: NFC title game will follow the Pats and Broncos. That'll

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Speaker 2: be the Rams at Seattle. They will kick at six thirty.

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Speaker 2: Winners of both games advanced to Super Bowl sixty in

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Speaker 2: two weeks in San Francisco. If we are joined by

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Speaker 2: Matt Rindy with hack you Weather. So, Matt, if you

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Speaker 2: haven't gone out yet to get whatever you need at

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Speaker 2: the store, you have at least the morning hours to

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Speaker 2: do that.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I think. So we're still going to see some

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Speaker 5: still getting underway ten eleven o'clock. It's going to be

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Speaker 5: on the lighter side here at the start, but it

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Speaker 5: will pick up in intensity during the afternoon hour. So

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Speaker 5: if you have any final plans to get your snacks

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Speaker 5: for the game, do it in the morning, please, and

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Speaker 5: then look enjoy the game if you can from a

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Speaker 5: safe spot where you don't need to leave, because it

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Speaker 5: is going to be a cup of intensity again. Starting

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Speaker 5: around three o'clock, we'll look for rates to move to

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Speaker 5: that's three to six inches within just a three hour period.

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Speaker 5: So if you're out and about during that time, you

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Speaker 5: could see markedly different road conditions from the point at

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Speaker 5: the start of the game to the point of the

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Speaker 5: be a difficult travel, looking for a total of one

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Speaker 5: to two feet, most of which will fall by early

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Speaker 5: Monday morning. We'll still see some snow throughout the day Monday,

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Speaker 5: but a much lighter should allow the cleanup cruise to

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Speaker 5: catch up a little bit. But again it is going

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Speaker 5: to be difficult travel through the day Monday. Be ready

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Speaker 5: for that. Champers only of the twenties as we move

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Speaker 5: up to twenty five to day, and then staying in

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Speaker 5: the twenties tonight, even Tuesday, Wednesday, with the return of sunshine,

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Speaker 5: and then staying in the twenties Thursday and Friday. I'm

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Speaker 5: achi with a media rolegist, Matt Ridy WBZ boston' zons.

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Speaker 2: Right, yeah, thanks Matt. Right now in Boston seven degrees.

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Speaker 2: The winds out of the northwest about ten miles per

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Speaker 2: hour makes it feel like minus eight at six oh five.

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Speaker 2: So if you want to look at the bright side

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Speaker 2: of an impending snowstorm, yeah, that's the bright side. Then

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Speaker 2: there is this advice on carbo loading.

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Speaker 8: Shoveling in a lot of snow day snacks before you

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Speaker 8: shovel the driveway, you'll likely work off those calories fast.

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Speaker 8: According to health experts, on average, you can burn about

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Speaker 8: two hundred calories in thirty minutes getting it cleared scraping

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Speaker 8: ice off your car. That's about fifty calories every fifteen

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Speaker 8: minutes of work. And if you're playing in the snow,

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Speaker 8: you can burn about two hundred thousand an hour building

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Speaker 8: a snowman or having a snowball fight, and sledding is

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Speaker 8: a good cardio workout too. You can burn about four

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Speaker 8: hundred and fifty calories in one hour walking back up

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Speaker 8: that hill. Stacy Lynn, CBS News.

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Speaker 2: The MBTA is announcing service change is ahead of the

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Speaker 2: approaching storm. All commuter rail lines will follow a reduced

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Speaker 2: storm schedule tomorrow that means about a third of normal

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Speaker 2: weekday service will be available. Ferry roots will also operate

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Speaker 2: unreduced schedules. The ferry covering Hingham Hall and Logan Airport

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Speaker 2: will run once an hour. The Charlestown Ferry will operate

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Speaker 2: every half hour. The Mattapan trolley is expected to be

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Speaker 2: replaced with shuttle busses tomorrow and there will be normal service,

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Speaker 2: although it will likely be delayed because of the weather

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Speaker 2: for the ride all day tomorrow well if you heard

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Speaker 2: a loud bang and your car got damaged, well what happened?

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Speaker 2: It could be an exploding tree.

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Speaker 7: So we asked Michigan DNR forester Lawrence Law to explain

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Speaker 7: what happens when a tree explodes.

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Speaker 1: Frees have sap, and that's where we gore maple served

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Speaker 1: from all that wonderful stuff. And sometimes when these temperatures drop,

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Speaker 1: that sap freezes, it has a bunch of water, it

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Speaker 1: expands and the pressure inside the tree builds up and

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Speaker 7: Crack and it's not inherently dangerous, but it's still best

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Speaker 7: not to hang around under those icy branches. Ryan Ranker

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Speaker 7: for CBS News Detroit.

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