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

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Speaker 2: We defining local news.

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Speaker 1: Forty seven degrees in Boston at six o'clock. Good morning,

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Speaker 1: I'm Charlie Burgern. Here's what's happening. Two federal judges have

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Speaker 1: ruled that the Trump administration must continue to fund the

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Speaker 1: Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program notice SNAP using emergency reserve funds

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Speaker 1: during the government shutdown. The rulings yesterday, coming a day

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Speaker 1: before the payments were due to be halted. Republicans on

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Speaker 1: Capitol Hill have argued only Congress can keep the programs going.

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Speaker 1: Here's CBS News, Tory and Small.

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Speaker 3: They have been maintaining that it should not have been

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Speaker 3: in that contingency fund should not be used for anything

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Speaker 3: outside of a disaster. They pointed to Hurricane Melissa as

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Speaker 3: potential reason for the need of that. But Democrats aren't

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Speaker 3: buying it. We've heard over the past couple of days

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Speaker 3: that it's unc it's cruel and unfair that the Trump

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Speaker 3: administration and their minds are using this as leverage.

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Speaker 1: SNAP is used by one in eight Americans to buy

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Speaker 1: groceries and is a major piece of the nation's social

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Speaker 1: safety net. The administration has said it cannot fund SNAP,

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Speaker 1: but the government shuttered. Democratic officials challenge the plan to

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Speaker 1: freeze SNAP payments beginning today, saying there's a legal obligation

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Speaker 1: to keep providing assistance for low income people, and two

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Speaker 1: judges have agreed. Today is also the beginning of open

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Speaker 1: enrollment for healthcare plans under the Affordable Care Act, and

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Speaker 1: some people could be in for a sticker shock.

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Speaker 4: Democrats refuse to end the government shut down unless Republicans

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Speaker 4: agreed to extend healthcare subsidies. Julie Rovner of KFF Health

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Speaker 4: News says, if Congress lets enhanced premium tax credits expire, you.

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Speaker 5: Can certainly say that pretty much everybody is going to

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Speaker 5: be expected to pay more.

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Speaker 4: KFF policy analyst Matt McGoff expects a large portion of

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Speaker 4: the twenty four million enrollees under the ACA coverage to

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Speaker 4: drop out. Jennifer Kuiper CBS News.

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Speaker 1: Most Call Thursday in the sky and on the ground

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Speaker 1: at Logan Airport, Delta flight with two hundred and ninety

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Speaker 1: five people on board headed to New York was diverted

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Speaker 1: to Boston because of bad weather. As that flight was

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Speaker 1: about to land. A Cape Air flight was about to

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Speaker 1: take off from an intersecting runway. The Delta flight crew

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Speaker 1: instructed by air traffic control to discontinue their landing and

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Speaker 1: stay in the sky. Once the Cape airflight cleared their runway.

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Speaker 1: The Delta flight did land safely. The FAA is investigating

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Speaker 1: and as the government shutdown has led to increased concerns

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Speaker 1: over air traffic controller staffing levels. A United Airlines plane

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Speaker 1: last night clipping the tail of another United plane on

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Speaker 1: the taxiway at New York's LaGuardia Airport. CBS News New

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Speaker 1: York reporter ad Gajardo in LaGuardia.

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Speaker 6: The airline says no one was injured and what must

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Speaker 6: have been a terrifying moment for passengers and crew members

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Speaker 6: on board. United air Lines releasing a statement saying that

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Speaker 6: flight five to eighty that was coming in from Chicago

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Speaker 6: was turning into its arrival gate when innate contact with

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Speaker 6: the tail of flight four to thirty four, which was

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Speaker 6: a stationary plane on the taxiway.

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Speaker 1: This is the second recent episode at LaGuardia. It was

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Speaker 1: October first to Delta planes were involved in a collision

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Speaker 1: on the taxiway at the airport. Let's check the four

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Speaker 1: day WDBZ ACHU weather forecast another blustery day today Chili,

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Speaker 1: more sun than clouds, though high fifty seven, partly cloudy

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Speaker 1: overnight Tonight the wind sticks around will drop back to

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Speaker 1: the mid upper thirties and if you are well inland,

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Speaker 1: down to about the freezing mark overnight. Tomorrow Chile with

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Speaker 1: a good deal of sun again, high fifty two. Monday,

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Speaker 1: some sun followed by increasing clouds, maybe some showers later

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Speaker 1: in the day. On Monday, high fifty nine, and then

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Speaker 1: Tuesday breezy with sunshine and a high fifty seven forty seven.

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Speaker 1: Right now in Boston, very windy. That wind out of

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Speaker 1: the west about six sixteen miles per hour, gusting to

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Speaker 1: thirty five. It is six oh five and Halloween is

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Speaker 1: over and in its wake, how are the which city

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Speaker 1: residents feeling about it being all over? Here's wbz's Jillette.

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Speaker 2: She's a local to Salem and she's ready to admit

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Speaker 2: the whole Halloween thing was fun, but it's time to

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Speaker 2: move on.

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Speaker 7: Usually it was just the weekend where the big pop

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Speaker 7: would happen, and on Halloween itself, but now lately it's

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Speaker 7: been a lot more people coming, but all during the week,

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Speaker 7: every single.

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Speaker 2: Day, next to Mercy's tavern. The yard is decorated like

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Speaker 2: it's an abandoned pirate ship. We're handy costume makers here

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Speaker 2: from Salem. Even approaching Halloween, the City of Salem announced

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Speaker 2: it has surpassed a million tourists because a lot of

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Speaker 2: the folks think it's more drawn out now, I think.

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Speaker 7: It always speeds up, and we celebrate longer and longer

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Speaker 7: over like maybe a three month period, starting like at

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Speaker 7: the end of August into the middle of November and Salem.

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Speaker 2: Jay Willette WBZ Boston's News Ready.

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Speaker 1: Now yesterday at Boston University's Physics Department with some hell

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Speaker 1: from the College of Engineering. Oh a pumpkin smash and

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Speaker 1: another and another from the rooftop of the Metcalf Science

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Speaker 1: Center seventy feet down to Commab. Yesterday's Halloween Drop is

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Speaker 1: an annual event for students to prove the laws of

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Speaker 1: physics are still working. Good students and faculty dropped all

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Speaker 1: kinds of boards and threw in an honorary pamelo for

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Speaker 1: a good measure none if it went to waste. All

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Speaker 1: the pumpkins were composted by BEU Sustainability. So if you've

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Speaker 1: dipped into your kid's Halloween candy yet and you're a

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Speaker 1: little disappointed, don't be surprised.

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Speaker 5: Morning after grab for a candy bar may have a

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Speaker 5: strange after taste. From Almond Joys to Mister good Bars.

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Speaker 7: Watch of Things, of Chases, I get twenty five, but

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Speaker 7: of peanuts and chocolate, just check the packaging.

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Speaker 5: He Shes has quietly switched from real chocolate to chocolatey

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Speaker 5: flavoring in many of its classic favorites, including Rolos, to

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Speaker 5: blame poor cocoa bean harvests in West Africa and tariffs

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Speaker 5: that have raised the cost of imports. In this past week,

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Speaker 5: Journings called Hershey's chief exec reported cocoa prices are seventy

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Speaker 5: percent above twenty twenty three levels. Deborah Rodriguez CBS News.

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Speaker 1: Wow, Stranger Things is about to come to an end.

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Speaker 8: Netflix just release the trailer for Stranger Things five. The

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Speaker 8: first four episodes come out November twenty six. Three more

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Speaker 8: arrive on Christmas, and then the series finale will air

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Speaker 8: on New Year's Eve. One last card. You can watch

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Speaker 8: that final episode from your couch at home, or go

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Speaker 8: check it out on the big screen. It will be

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Speaker 8: shown in about three hundred and fifty movie theaters all

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Speaker 8: across the country. It's the first time ever a Netflix

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Speaker 8: series has gotten a theatrical premiere.

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