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Speaker 1: This is w b Z, Boston's news radio, redefining local news.

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Speaker 2: Boggy and drizzley in Boston. Right now, it is thirty

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Speaker 2: six degrees at eleven o'clock. Good morning, I'm Nicole Davis,

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Speaker 2: and here's what's happening. President Trump is on his way

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Speaker 2: to Memphis. But a short time ago, he spoke with

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Speaker 2: reporters and told them the US is talking with a

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Speaker 2: quote top person in Iran about possibly ending the war.

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Speaker 2: He would not name that person, only saying it is

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Speaker 2: not the Supreme leader. Iran has denied these conversations are

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Speaker 2: taking place, just by the President saying there are quote,

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Speaker 2: major points of agreement. All this coming hours after the

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Speaker 2: President announced on social media that he would extend his

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Speaker 2: deadline for the Iranians to reopen the Strait of Horn moves.

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Speaker 3: President Trump writes on social media Monday morning that the

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Speaker 3: US and Iran have had over the last two days, quote,

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Speaker 3: very good and productive conversations regarding a complete and total

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Speaker 3: resolution of our hostilities in the Middle East. He says,

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Speaker 3: base on the tone and tenor of these quote in depth,

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Speaker 3: detailed and constructive conversations, He's instructed the Pentagon to postpone

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Speaker 3: any military strikes against Iranian power plans and infrastructure for

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Speaker 3: a five day period. The president's Saturday night had given

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Speaker 3: Iron forty eight hours to reopen the Strait of Hormuz

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Speaker 3: or else the US would quote hit and obliterate their

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Speaker 3: various power plans. Karen Travers ABC News Washington on the news.

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Speaker 2: At eleven oh one. The Department of Homeland Security shutdown

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Speaker 2: is still under way. The Trump administration now today deploying

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Speaker 2: ICE agents to TSA checkpoints at major airports. They've been

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Speaker 2: seen so far at airports like Atlanta and New Orleans. Here,

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Speaker 2: s ABC's Nicoldy Antonio.

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Speaker 4: Questions are being raised about ICE's role at the airports.

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Speaker 4: ICE primarily handles immigration enforcement inside the US, and agents

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Speaker 4: are not trained for airline passenger screening.

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Speaker 2: Sources say ICE officers.

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Speaker 4: Are being deployed to fourteen airports, including Atlanta, where they're

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Speaker 4: expected to help with crowd control and manage security line.

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Speaker 2: The president of the local TSA officers union tells WBZ

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Speaker 2: ICE will not become to Logan or any other airport

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Speaker 2: in New England, at least for now. The union is

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Speaker 2: urging Congress to instead fund TSA and pay the officers

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Speaker 2: who come into work and keep the airports running smoothly.

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Speaker 2: In New York, two pilots are dead, dozens of passengers

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Speaker 2: are heard after an Air Canada flight collided with a

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Speaker 2: fire truck. Has happened on the runway over at New

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Speaker 2: York's LaGuardia Airport. Here's Tom Hanson.

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Speaker 5: The flight was arriving from Montreal and carrying seventy two

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Speaker 5: passengers and four crew when it hit the vehicle just

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Speaker 5: before midnight. Before the crash, audio from the air traffic

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Speaker 5: control tower reveals the controller had cleared the vehicle to

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Speaker 5: cross the runway Druck.

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Speaker 6: One company with BARDI tower requesting to cross for at delta.

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Speaker 2: Truck one company cross for delta, but then stop.

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Speaker 3: Druck one stop.

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Speaker 5: The controller frantically calling for the vehicle to stop. Unfortunately

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Speaker 5: it was too late.

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Speaker 2: Transportation officials say the airport is closed until least two

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Speaker 2: o'clock this afternoon as the investigation continued. Flights from Logan

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Speaker 2: to LaGuardia have been canceled. So far today. At least

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Speaker 2: twelve have been canceled from Logan, so be sure to

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Speaker 2: check ahead if you have a planned flight to New York.

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Speaker 2: Right now, looking at the radar as we get into

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Speaker 2: the late morning here, a lot of that rain and

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Speaker 2: mix and snow that we saw earlier is out to see.

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Speaker 2: We are still seeing some showers in a bit of

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Speaker 2: a mixed situation in parts of southern Massachusetts, Southeastern mass

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Speaker 2: places like Norwood and Walpole, Foxborough, Mansfield, you've got some

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Speaker 2: mix coming down. Same with Stoton and Brockton where temperatures

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Speaker 2: are in the mid thirties. We're seeing some rain on

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Speaker 2: the south shore though Quinsy Weymouth getting over toward Marshfield

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Speaker 2: and Kingston, and steady or heavier rain still over the

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Speaker 2: Capan Islands. Even a thunderstorm coming onto Nantucket. So one

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Speaker 2: of those days where things will remain unsettled, and this

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Speaker 2: is going to be the case for the rest of

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Speaker 2: the afternoon. We've got a high in the mid thirties

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Speaker 2: for tonight, mostly cloudy, some snow showers alone near thirty

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Speaker 2: and for tomorrow a bit warmer mix of sunning clouds

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Speaker 2: with a chili breeze, a high in the mid forties,

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Speaker 2: increasing clouds on Wednesday in a high fifty two. Right now,

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Speaker 2: light rain in situate where at thirty six degrees west

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Speaker 2: of Boston, it's cloudy in Marlborough, thirty two, foggy and

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Speaker 2: cloudy in Newburyport, thirty three in Boston. Right now at

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Speaker 2: eleven oh five, definitely foggy and we are seeing some drizzle.

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Speaker 2: It is thirty six degrees. March Madain his husband living

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Speaker 2: up to its name with another huge upset, busting brackets

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Speaker 2: four point five seconds left to play.

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Speaker 6: Ninth seeded Iowa trails number one seed Florida by two

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Speaker 6: points TDS with a call as the Hawkeyes Alvaro Fulgaris gets.

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Speaker 2: The ball takes the lead. The Gators could not come

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Speaker 2: back for.

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Speaker 5: The first time six nineteen nine. Well ahead to the

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Speaker 5: Sweet sixteen.

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Speaker 6: Io will win seventy three to seventy two as Florida

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Speaker 6: becomes the first number one seed to be knocked out

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Speaker 6: of this year's Arch Madness.

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Speaker 2: Heather Bosh, CBS News Men's basketball Action on a break today.

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Speaker 2: Women's action starts up again at noon, Alabama taking on

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Speaker 2: louverll Opening statements today underway in the trial for a

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Speaker 2: former North Andover police officer accused of pointing a gun

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Speaker 2: at a fellow officer before she was shot in the chest.

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Speaker 2: Kelsey Fitzsimmons is facing charges of assault with a dangerous

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Speaker 2: weapon in this case. At the time this all played out,

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Speaker 2: police were at her home serving her a restraining order.

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Speaker 2: Her now former fiance claimed she had been threatening the

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Speaker 2: life of their young child and assaulted him. Attorneys for

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Speaker 2: Fitzsimmons say she'd been struggling with the breakup of the

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Speaker 2: two postpartum depression, and she was not pointing the gun

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Speaker 2: at the colleague, but instead at herself. The former fiance

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Speaker 2: involved here, Justin Alayine is also on leave from the

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Speaker 2: Northandover Fire Department is after allegedly breaking into fitzsimmons home

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Speaker 2: days after this all played out. On Capitol Hill this week,

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Speaker 2: lawmakers are taking up the Save Act. Here's ABC's j O'Brian.

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Speaker 1: The Senna is expected to vote in the coming days

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Speaker 1: on the Save America Act, a top priority President Trump's,

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Speaker 1: who threatened not to sign any other bill into law

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Speaker 1: until that legislation was passed. The bill is so likely

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Speaker 1: to fail in the Senate. Republicans argue that it will

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Speaker 1: better secure elections, but all Democrats are expected to vote,

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Speaker 1: know saying that it's already illegal for non citizens to vote,

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Speaker 1: which is true, and that these requirements will make it

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Speaker 1: harder for legal voters to register.

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Speaker 2: And the US Mint is celebrating America's two hundred and

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Speaker 2: fiftieth with one year only redesigns of coins.

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Speaker 7: The new designs featuring patriotic themes are the most significant

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Speaker 7: redesign of circulating coins, the ones in our pockets for

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Speaker 7: spending in the past century. Paul Hollis, US Mint Director, says, they're.

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Speaker 8: Going to be a real neat keepsake, but to me,

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Speaker 8: it's just a wonderful way to celebrate America's history.

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Speaker 7: Some coins have multiple designs and they feature images such

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Speaker 7: as the Mayflower, Pilgrims, and the Liberty Bell, along with

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Speaker 7: Presidents Washington, Jefferson, and Lincoln.

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Speaker 8: What's really neat is if something tangible, everybody can hold

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Speaker 8: it in their hands and they're useful, spend them because

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Speaker 8: that's what they're produced for.

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Speaker 7: Michael Toscano, CBS News Washington.

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