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

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Speaker 2: We defining local.

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Speaker 1: News forty one degrees in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon,

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Speaker 1: I'm Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. A police involved shooting

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Speaker 1: in central Massachusetts leaves the suspect dead. An investigation continuing.

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Speaker 1: This happened yesterday afternoon in Westminster, the Worcester DA's offices.

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Speaker 1: Police had gone to a home to serve a warren

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Speaker 1: to a twenty two year old man. During an interaction

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Speaker 1: with that suspect, authority say he held a large knife

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Speaker 1: and moved toward officers. That's when police shot the man,

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Speaker 1: hitting him. Police tended to the man and brought him

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Speaker 1: to a hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. No

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Speaker 1: police were hurt. The officers involvedark on administrative leave as

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Speaker 1: standard protocol. Though your results may vary. Lines at the

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Speaker 1: nation's airports are getting longer as more TSA officers forced

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Speaker 1: to work during a partial government shut down have been

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Speaker 1: calling out sick. Things have not been as bad at

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Speaker 1: Logan Airport, but they certainly are. In Atlanta, Jessica Boney

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Speaker 1: missed her flight to Raleigh after waiting in a security

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Speaker 1: checkpoint line for hours and though she eventually found her

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Speaker 1: way home, that journey wasn't easy.

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Speaker 3: We had to get on the bus, the Greyhound bus,

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Speaker 3: and travel from Atlanta to Rally to the bus station,

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Speaker 3: and at the bus station we had the uber here.

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Speaker 4: So with that we can get our bags.

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Speaker 3: It's very frustrating because I have a life back home,

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Speaker 3: like I should have been at work.

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Speaker 1: The Trump administration has dispatched some ICE agents to more

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Speaker 1: than a dozen airports across the country to try to

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Speaker 1: help with TSA shortages. The problems with TSA stem from

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Speaker 1: the government shutdown over Homeland security funding. However, Senators now

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Speaker 1: are discussing a proposal that could could and the standoff.

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Speaker 2: Senators are discussing a proposal to and the Homeland Security

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Speaker 2: budget stale made by funding much of the department but

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Speaker 2: not the issues central to the standoff. The deal would

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Speaker 2: leave out a dressing ICE's enforcement and deportation operations, a

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Speaker 2: sudden shift after Democrats said they would not funded department

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Speaker 2: without major ICE changes.

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Speaker 5: It's extortion by the Democrats.

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Speaker 2: Hours later, President Trump met with some GOP senators and

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Speaker 2: both parties are expected to discuss the potential breakthrough. TSA

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Speaker 2: workers remain on the job without pay, and airports have

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Speaker 2: been jammed with long security lines. Sager MEGANI Washington.

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Speaker 1: The Prime Minister of Pakistan, says his country is ready

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Speaker 1: to facilitate meaningful and conclusive talks to end the Iran War.

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Speaker 1: Pakistan is one of the countries pushing diplomatically for talks

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Speaker 1: between Iran and the US after President Trump said there

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Speaker 1: were ongoing negotiations between Washington and Tehran. Writing on x

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Speaker 1: Pakistan's Shabbaz Sharif says, subject to concurrence by the US

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Speaker 1: and Iran, Pakistan's stands ready and honored to be the

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Speaker 1: host to facilitate meaning full and conclusive talks for a

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Speaker 1: comprehensive settlement of the ongoing conflict. Four d A WZ

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Speaker 1: ACTU Weather Forecasts. I'm still shining this afternoon and as

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Speaker 1: we head into the evening, and we'll have clear to

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Speaker 1: partly cloudy skies. We'll have a chill in the air

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Speaker 1: thirty five in Boston, twenties in the coldest suburbs, and

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Speaker 1: then some sunshine followed by clouds tomorrow, though we do

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Speaker 1: warm it up a little into the low fifties. Some

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Speaker 1: clouds around tomorrow night, maybe a couple of showers too,

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Speaker 1: temperatures near forty, and then Thursday's a pretty mild day.

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Speaker 1: We get into the low to mid sixties with mostly

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Speaker 1: cloudy skies and a bit of a breeze. It doesn't

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Speaker 1: last long, though. Friday features a couple of showers, then

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Speaker 1: mostly cloudy than windy, then cooler as temperatures that'll be

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Speaker 1: in the fifties will fall into the forties and will

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Speaker 1: probably land near forty, maybe even only the upper thirties

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Speaker 1: in some spots on Saturday. Right now it is forty

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Speaker 1: one degrees in Boston. We'll drivers say the burn of

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Speaker 1: other people's headlights has become too much. WBC's Hileshaffle reports

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Speaker 1: drivers can't seem to catch break these days.

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Speaker 4: They go from the baleful glare of the sun in

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Speaker 4: the day the fiery assault of headlights at night.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, some of them are blinding, you know.

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Speaker 4: According to a new survey from Triple A, about sixty

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Speaker 4: percent of drivers say the strength of headlights makes it

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Speaker 4: hard to drive at night, with most of those saying

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Speaker 4: the problem has become worse in the last decade. That's

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Speaker 4: the way they come down, the way the cars will

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Speaker 4: built now. Triple A Northeast as part of the problem

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Speaker 4: is that headlight tech has evolved quicker than the laws

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Speaker 4: that regulated. One guy even told me he often mistakes

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Speaker 4: people's regular lights for high beams these days.

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Speaker 2: Someone on way too bright and it's like you flash

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Speaker 2: over your lights that warn them, and they're like mind

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Speaker 2: lights or no.

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Speaker 4: There is a technology in some cars that dims the

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Speaker 4: headlights when it sees oncoming traffic, but Triple A says

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Speaker 4: that's not widespread yet.

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Speaker 2: Kyle Shaffle BBZ Boston's.

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Speaker 1: News radio, Spring is frung and right around the corner

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Speaker 1: outdoor dining season. Cities and towns in Greater Boston are preparing.

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Speaker 1: One popular hot spot to dine at al Fresco is

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Speaker 1: Moody Street and Walfam and this year set to happen again.

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Speaker 1: It's just a really fun ube. Everything's happening here, good food, good.

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Speaker 5: People, talking to people around Waltham. They are excited for

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Speaker 5: the warmer weather to come around and elated to hear

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Speaker 5: that outdoor dining has been approved by the city beginning

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Speaker 5: May twenty second. And Ernie, who lives right around the

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Speaker 5: corner from all the restaurants, can't wait for another year.

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Speaker 1: There's sunny tables there's tables in shade, pick whatever you want.

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Speaker 5: Two way traffic will be getting through. The neighborhood won't

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Speaker 5: be closed off entirely as it has been in the past.

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Speaker 5: The excitement is building as the countdown begins.

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Speaker 1: It's almost an oasis.

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Speaker 5: Out Door dining begins on May twenty second, and we'll

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Speaker 5: run through September seventh in Waltham. Jim McKay WBZ, Boston's

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Speaker 5: News Radio.

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Speaker 1: Are you a fan of Korean food, Well, there's one

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Speaker 1: side dish that might help you body get rid of

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Speaker 1: dangerous microplastics.

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Speaker 6: A new study finds probiotic foods like kimchi made from

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Speaker 6: fermented cabbage or Korean radish are not only good for

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Speaker 6: your gut, but work to remove micro and nanoplastics from

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Speaker 6: your system. They can infiltrate cells, tissues, and even the

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Speaker 6: blood brain barrier. They've been linked to Crohn's disease, colitis,

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Speaker 6: and other diseases that can increase the risk of diabetes

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Speaker 6: and colorectal cancer. Scientists found the lactic acid strains in

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Speaker 6: kimchi can absorb one of the most common forms of

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Speaker 6: nanoplastics derived from polystyrene before it's excreted. The study from

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Speaker 6: the World Institute of Kimcheep is published in Bioresource Technology.

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Speaker 6: Deborah Rodriguez CBS News.

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