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

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Speaker 2: Mostly sunny in Boston. It's fifty six degrees at eleven o'clock.

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Speaker 2: Good morning. I'm Nicole Davis, and here's what's happening well

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Speaker 2: tonight at eight o'clock, it's a Red Sox Yankees elimination game.

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Speaker 2: The loser goes home, the winner advances to face Toronto.

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Speaker 2: From the farm to the Majors. WBZ s Drew mo'holland

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Speaker 2: tells us it is a playoff story for the ages.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, Rookie Connolly Early gets the late ish start tonight

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Speaker 3: in the Bronx. The Sox season is on the line,

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Speaker 3: and Early, just twenty three years old, becomes the first

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Speaker 3: pitcher ever to start a winner take all playoff Major

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Speaker 3: League Baseball game within thirty days of his MLB debut.

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Speaker 3: Just a month ago, he pitched for the WU Socks

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Speaker 3: in Worcester. First, the Mighty Scranton rail Riders bared.

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Speaker 1: By Connolly Early.

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Speaker 4: It is the left handers world.

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Speaker 3: And we are all just living it in right now.

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Speaker 3: Nessenad the call attendance was not quite six thousand on

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Speaker 3: that night. He was good, Connolly was, But this is different.

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Speaker 3: Needless to say. First pitch eight oh eight tonight, deep breaths,

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Speaker 3: red Sox Nation. Gotta have a little faith Drewmahall and WBZ,

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Speaker 3: Boston's News Radio.

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Speaker 2: Very true, All right, eleven oh one. We're getting more

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Speaker 2: information now by the NTSB about that Green Line derailment.

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Speaker 2: It took place exactly one year ago yesterday, right by

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Speaker 2: Leechmere Station. The train, they say, was going thirty six

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Speaker 2: miles an hour through a ten mile an hour zone

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Speaker 2: when it ran a double red light and then derailed

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Speaker 2: on a section of track that hadn't finished switching to

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Speaker 2: direct the trolley to go to Union Square. Desha Fauntleroy,

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Speaker 2: the front car operator, told investigators she didn't know how

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Speaker 2: fast the train was going, but she didn't think there

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Speaker 2: was enough time to slow down to ten miles an

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Speaker 2: hour after leaving the station. She also told them she

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Speaker 2: didn't think there was anything else she could have done. However,

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Speaker 2: a second operator on the train, Mark Turner, told the

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Speaker 2: NTSB there was quote one hundred percent space and time

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Speaker 2: to slow down to ten miles in hour. Faunt Leroy

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Speaker 2: no longer works for the TEA eleven oh two Getting

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Speaker 2: overseas British officials say the attacker who killed at least

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Speaker 2: two people and seriously hurt three others at a synagogue

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Speaker 2: today is dead.

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Speaker 4: I'm Vicky Barker in London specialist Armed police outside the

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Speaker 4: Heaton Park Synagogue in Manchester, moments after gunning down the

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Speaker 4: suspect in a car and stabbing rampage. Prime Minister Keir

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Speaker 4: Starmer said he's appalled by the attack, which came on

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Speaker 4: Yam Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar.

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Speaker 5: Additional police assets are being deployed to synagogues across the

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Speaker 5: country and we will do everything to keep out Jewish community, say.

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Speaker 4: King Charles has said he's deeply shocked and saddened to

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Speaker 4: learn of the attack, especially on this holiest day of

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Speaker 4: Yam Kippour. Vicki Barker, CBS News London and.

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Speaker 2: Just getting this from the AP. Police over in Manchester,

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Speaker 2: England confirmed the two people killed in the attack were

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Speaker 2: members of the Jewish community. Now later on today, a

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Speaker 2: Drake It woman will be sentenced for leaking information from

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Speaker 2: a grand jury connected to the Karen Reid murder case.

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Speaker 2: Jessica Leslie is already pled guilty to the charges against her.

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Speaker 2: She said she didn't think the friend that she told

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Speaker 2: would share the information, but the friend published it online.

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Speaker 2: Leslie says she's also lost her job at DCF. Prosecutors

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Speaker 2: are recommending one day deemed served, essentially no prison time.

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Speaker 2: Another dry, sunny day out there. It's looking very nice

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Speaker 2: across the board, but it's also feeling nice too if

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Speaker 2: you've been waiting for fall. Temperatures right now in the

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Speaker 2: low to mid fifties. We are feeling that breeze too,

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Speaker 2: from the north at about ten fifteen miles an hour

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Speaker 2: or so, and for the rest of the day, again

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Speaker 2: it stays dry. This persistent dry weather is sticking around

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Speaker 2: through the weekend and we could be seeing a worsening

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Speaker 2: of the drought. But let's not get ahead of ourselves.

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Speaker 2: Today we're looking good and we've got a high about

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Speaker 2: sixty for tonight, clear to partley, cloudy, a low thirty

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Speaker 2: five to thirty eight or so if you're inland, maybe

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Speaker 2: forty eight to fifty if you're on the coast. So

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Speaker 2: if you're inland, i'd say west of the Quabbin there

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Speaker 2: is a chance you could maybe see some frost on

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Speaker 2: the windshield in the morning. For tomorrow. In high, clouds,

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Speaker 2: warmer with a high in the low seventies. Cooler at

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Speaker 2: the coast. For your weekend, We've got plenty of sun

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Speaker 2: highs in the eighties, except a bit cooler right on

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Speaker 2: the water. Fifty two degrees in Worcester, fifty five in Amesbury,

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Speaker 2: sixty one in Falmouth. In Boston right now at eleven

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Speaker 2: oh five, partly cloudy and word fifty six degrees. Congress

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Speaker 2: remaining divided on this second day of the federal government shutdown.

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Speaker 2: Democrats want to see a reversal of cutstom Medicaid and

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Speaker 2: also an extension of Affordable Care Act tax subsidies to

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Speaker 2: keep down healthcare premiums. Republicans say they're willing to talk

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Speaker 2: about it, but not during a shutdown.

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Speaker 1: Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren says Republicans were warned in July

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Speaker 1: that the issue would have to be addressed before Democrats

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Speaker 1: voted to extend funding to avert a shutdown.

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Speaker 4: We have had now three months. We've been begging the

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Speaker 4: Republicans to come to the table and negotiating. You how

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Speaker 4: many negotiations are been zero?

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Speaker 1: Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson says Democrats are being obstinate.

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Speaker 1: There's no negotiation right now because the the Democrats have

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Speaker 1: dug in Basebok. On CBS Mornings, Christopher Cruz, CBS News Washington.

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Speaker 2: A congressional push to release the Jeffrey Epstein files has

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Speaker 2: hit another roadblock. Here's ABC's j O'Briant that push to

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Speaker 2: force a.

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Speaker 5: Vote in the House of Representatives to release the FBI's

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Speaker 5: Epstein files.

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Speaker 1: And he's just one more signature.

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Speaker 5: And there is a new Democratic member who just won

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Speaker 5: a special election in Arizona, and she says she will

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Speaker 5: sign that petition, but she hasn't been sworn in yet

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Speaker 5: because House Republican leaders canceled the chamber session this week

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Speaker 5: ahead of that looming government shutdown.

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Speaker 2: Meantime, there are new allegations made by Commerce Secretary and

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Speaker 2: Epstein's one time neighbor, Howard Lutnick. He claims Epstein was,

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Speaker 2: in his words, the greatest blackmailer ever, that high profile

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Speaker 2: associates of Epstein not only knew of his behavior, but

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Speaker 2: some even took part as well. This runs counter to

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Speaker 2: findings from the Justice Department in FBI that there is

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Speaker 2: no credible evidence that Epstein kept a client list of

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Speaker 2: rich and powerful Associates miteen came bridges on a list

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Speaker 2: of nine colleges and universities that got a letter yesterday

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Speaker 2: from the White House. That letter offers the school's preferential

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Speaker 2: access to research funding from the Feds, but only if

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Speaker 2: they sign on to a so called compact. Among the

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Speaker 2: requirements of the compact capping enrollment of international students, freezing

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Speaker 2: tuition for five years, and requiring the schools to punish

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Speaker 2: departments that quote purposefully punishablelittle and spark violence against conservative ideas.

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Speaker 2: The letter goes on to say the schools are quote

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Speaker 2: free to develop models and values other than those in

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Speaker 2: the document, but in exchange they would have to forego

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Speaker 2: federal research funding. We've reached out to MIT to get

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Speaker 2: comment on that. You are now in Malu. For news

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