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

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Speaker 2: News forty nine degrees in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon,

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Speaker 2: I'm Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. A day for history,

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Speaker 2: and that history is still being broken as the Artist

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Speaker 2: two crew flies around the Moon. The latest on the

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Speaker 2: journey from ABC News.

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Speaker 3: And this is a special report from ABC News. I'm

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Speaker 3: Michelle Franzen. The historic lunar flyby happening now with the

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Speaker 3: Artemis two crew already breaking the distance record for human

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Speaker 3: space travel. NASA on the milestone today for all humanity.

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Speaker 2: You're pushing beyond that front here the.

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Speaker 3: Previous record set by Apollo thirteen and nineteen seventy. The

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Speaker 3: commander of that mission, astronaut Jim Lovell, who recorded a

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Speaker 3: message in twenty twenty five before he died later that year,

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Speaker 3: greeting the crew today, Hello, I love.

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Speaker 4: This Sue listened Apollo astronaut Jimer.

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Speaker 3: Welcome Later today, the crew is expected to lose communications

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Speaker 3: for less than an hour as it passes the dark

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Speaker 3: side of the Moon. Aerospace engineer Ilio Marilla.

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Speaker 5: They're prepared for their software on board to really make

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Speaker 5: most of the decisions, but they are ready to take

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Speaker 5: manual commands if needed, and ideally the spacecraft will work

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Speaker 5: as intended and everything will be normal.

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Speaker 3: This is ABC News.

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Speaker 2: Keep it two to WBZ. We'll keep you updated on

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Speaker 2: Artemis's progress as it continues its trek toward history and

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Speaker 2: continuing to make it. President Trump's threatening to target civilian

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Speaker 2: infrastructure in Iran if oil doesn't start flowing through that region.

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Speaker 6: Fast CBS News special report. President Trump is describing the

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Speaker 6: daring rescue of a US colonel whose jet was shot

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Speaker 6: down over Iran on Friday. The President said it involved

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Speaker 6: two waves of military forces, one that located the down

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Speaker 6: to aviator in the mountainous terrain where the wounded officer hid.

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Speaker 1: The heroic F fifteen weapons system off of US had

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Speaker 1: evaded capture on the ground in Iran for almost forty

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Speaker 1: eight hours. That's a long time when you're in tough

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Speaker 1: shape and when you're bleeding.

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Speaker 6: While all this was going on, CIA Director John Bradcliffe says.

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Speaker 4: CIA executed a deception campaign to confuse the Iranians who

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Speaker 4: were desperately hunting for our airmen.

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Speaker 6: Then a second wave of US forces reached and evacuated

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Speaker 6: the colonel. President Trump says there were no US casualties

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Speaker 6: during the operation, and he warned Iran the.

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Speaker 1: Entire country could be taken out in one night, and

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Speaker 1: that night might be tomorrow night.

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Speaker 6: CBS News special report, I'm the Boss.

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Speaker 2: Looking for a ticket to ride to the World Cup,

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Speaker 2: It'll cost you. The MBTA announcing service updates and M

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Speaker 2: ticket availability now for the upcoming World Cup matches. They'll

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Speaker 2: be expanded commu to rail service and special Boston Stadium

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Speaker 2: train tickets to help fans travel around the region. The

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Speaker 2: tickets sold. One M ticket will feature round trip train

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Speaker 2: tickets between South Station and what will be called Boston

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Speaker 2: Stadium in Foxborough, and they'll cost eighty bucks and are

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Speaker 2: good for travel on the entire commuter rail network and

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Speaker 2: on match days. The TEA says it'll allow visitors more

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Speaker 2: flexibility and options and choosing where to stay in order

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Speaker 2: to attend the World Cup matches. Tickets for the first

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Speaker 2: five matches will go on sale beginning Wednesday morning at

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Speaker 2: eleven am. The four dawz Acur weather forecast. We've got

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Speaker 2: a little breeze around and we've had a little bit

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Speaker 2: of a chill in the air today. Fifty was a

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Speaker 2: luxury that just a few people got to enjoy earlier on.

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Speaker 2: In fact, we're at fifty right now in Marshfield, so

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Speaker 2: they're still enjoying it. There a lot of places hanging

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Speaker 2: out in the mid to upper forties, and as we

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Speaker 2: head into the evening, many of us will be hanging

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Speaker 2: out in the mid thirties with partly the mostly cloudy skies,

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Speaker 2: a couple of rain or snowshowers getting here and linger

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Speaker 2: early Tomorrow. It will be chilly, especially during the morning

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Speaker 2: the midday, I should say an afternoon, because there'll be

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Speaker 2: that breeze around that's going to make it feel even

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Speaker 2: colder than forty four, which is the projected high for tomorrow.

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Speaker 2: Will break out some sunshine later in the day Tomorrow

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Speaker 2: as well. We might also have a lingering shower, clear

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Speaker 2: load of mid twenties in the inland suburbs, and then

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Speaker 2: despite some sunshine Wednesday, we'll only get into the low

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Speaker 2: load of mid fifties. Right now, it is forty nine

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Speaker 2: degrees in Boston. Ticks can be absolutely tiny when they're young,

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Speaker 2: and as it happens, they are just about the size

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Speaker 2: of a poppy seed. We get the tails from wbz's

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Speaker 2: Hyle Schaffle.

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Speaker 7: Abington health agent Chris Schultz is showing me a photo

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Speaker 7: of a poppy seed muffin. That'll make me rethink this

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Speaker 7: particular bake good forever. You sure it's not like a

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Speaker 7: fake out, And they're not all just poppy seeds like

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Speaker 7: they're definitely on there somewhere.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, take close with it.

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Speaker 7: I think I found them now. Some of those little

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Speaker 7: seeds are actually nymph ticks. The photo is from the

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Speaker 7: CD seed to demonstrate just how small those ticks are,

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Speaker 7: literally the size of a poppy seed are smaller. People

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Speaker 7: in town were a little rattled when they understood the

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Speaker 7: point that these are easy to miss.

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Speaker 2: Just for the record, ticks are not attracted to muffins,

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Speaker 2: You're safe, but they are attracted to people.

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Speaker 7: He says, tick season is no lime disease is as

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Speaker 7: bad as ever, and alpha geul syndrome is rising in Massachusetts,

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Speaker 7: so it's time for extra vigilance.

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Speaker 2: There's a lot of cases on the Capean Islands, so

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Speaker 2: that's now getting into our backyard.

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Speaker 7: If the message in grosses some people out. All the

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Speaker 7: better for them to remember to wear long pants, tick,

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Speaker 7: spray and check themselves after going out. Kyle Shaffel WBZ,

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Speaker 7: Boston's news.

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Speaker 2: Radio and as a side note, people are attracted to muffins.

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Speaker 2: It's been years in the making, with a lot of

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Speaker 2: requests to add a holiday to the school calendar in Quinsy.

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Speaker 2: Now it appears the school Committee this week could take

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Speaker 2: an important step forward.

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Speaker 3: Murner New Year is a very big celebration.

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Speaker 4: Many parents here in Quincy have been calling to have

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Speaker 4: Lunar New Year recognized as a school holiday for quite

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Speaker 4: some time.

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Speaker 7: I believe the Quincy should recognize that.

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Speaker 4: Angela is a North Quincy High grad whose grandparents immigrated

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Speaker 4: here from China. She notes the holiday's immense importance.

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Speaker 6: It's one of the only times that distant families along

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Speaker 6: with close families can gather.

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Speaker 4: Quincy recently voted in two new school committee members who

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Speaker 4: hope to push this Lunar New Year holiday for over

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Speaker 4: the finish line, with an important meeting on next year's

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Speaker 4: school calendar set for this week. As the saying goes,

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Speaker 4: representation matters and for Asian Americans and Quincy, they believe

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Speaker 4: that time is long overdue, not just Chinese, but also

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Speaker 4: Vietnamese for Korean from Quincy Center, Jim McKay, WBZ Boston's

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