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

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Speaker 2: Hit some clouds in Boston and forty degrees at six o'clock.

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Speaker 2: Good morning, and welcome Happy Easter. I'm Charlie Berger. And

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Speaker 2: here's what's happening. A man accused of shooting a police

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Speaker 2: officer yesterday, and Raymond New Hampshire is dead. Police called

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Speaker 2: new Ham Road a report of a man shooting at

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Speaker 2: members of his family. When officers arrived, the suspect allegedly

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Speaker 2: shot an officer with the Nottingham Police Department. A shelter

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Speaker 2: in place was issued. Last night, about ten o'clock, police

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Speaker 2: confronted thirty eight year old Raymond Massey of Raymond in

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Speaker 2: a wooded area, attempted to take him into custody. Shots

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Speaker 2: were fired, Massey was killed. A gun discovered next to

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Speaker 2: the suspect. That officer who was shot hospitalized with serious

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Speaker 2: but not life threatening injuries. A suspect experiencing a mental

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Speaker 2: health crisis shot and killed by police in Boston yesterday.

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Speaker 2: There's wbz's Mike Macklin.

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Speaker 3: Police say a man called nine to one one to

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Speaker 3: report four people armed with guns wanted to harm him

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Speaker 3: at his apartment on him and Way Street in the Fenway.

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Speaker 3: Officers arrived and summoned the mental health clinician when they

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Speaker 3: found the caller hold up in his apartment. After close

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Speaker 3: to an hour of conversation, police say, the man suddenly

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Speaker 3: burst into the hallway armed with a sword, stabbing an

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Speaker 3: officer and knocking the clinician to the floor. District Attorney

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Speaker 3: Kevin Hayden, this was a.

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Speaker 4: Very chaotic circumstance or a number of first responders doing

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Speaker 4: everything they could to deal with a difficult situation and

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Speaker 4: individual who was clearly in some sort of mental distress.

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Speaker 3: Police tased the man, then shot him. The man was

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Speaker 3: taken to the hospital, where he later died. Several officers

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Speaker 3: and the mental health clinician were also taken to the

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Speaker 3: hospital for treatment. Mike Macklin WBZ Boston's News Radio.

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Speaker 2: Now to the War with Iran. That second crew member

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Speaker 2: a board a Fighter Jets shot down over around Friday

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Speaker 2: has been rescued.

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Speaker 5: The airman was rescued by a complex US military mission

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Speaker 5: one day after the two seater F fifteen E he

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Speaker 5: was flying in was shot down by Iranian fire. While

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Speaker 5: the Fighter Jets pilot was rescued on Friday, the second

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Speaker 5: crew member eluded an intense Iranian effort to capture him.

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Speaker 5: Following the rescue, President Trump said that while injured, the

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Speaker 5: risk of crew member will be quote just fine. Louis Martinez,

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Speaker 5: ABC News Washington.

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Speaker 2: College Basketball Men's Final four last night, ABC's Will Clark.

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Speaker 1: A dominating performance for the Yukon Huskies, leading all but

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Speaker 1: just a little over three minutes of the first national

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Speaker 1: semi final game here in Indianapolis, defeeding Illinois seventy one

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Speaker 1: to sixty two. The Yukon Huskies led in scoring by

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Speaker 1: Terras Reed Junior, who put up seventeen points in about

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Speaker 1: thirty five minutes of gameplay.

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Speaker 2: So Yukon will face Michigan in the title game tomorrow night.

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Speaker 2: Wolverine eliminated Arizona in the second semi final final score

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Speaker 2: ninety one seventy three Women's title game. Today at three

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Speaker 2: thirty South Carolina and UCLA, let's check the four day

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Speaker 2: wdbz ach you weather forecast. LaTroy Thornton tells us Today

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Speaker 2: will be cloudy, breezy, got some fog in some areas

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Speaker 2: to start the day. Rain will be steadiest this afternoon,

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Speaker 2: but lingering into the evening, especially south of Boston, clear

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Speaker 2: overnight tonight and breezy tour dawn. We drop back to

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Speaker 2: forty sun, clouds of cool, breeze Tomorrow, high fifty two. Tuesday,

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Speaker 2: clouds and sun again, maybe a shower, certainly a lot

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Speaker 2: chillier on Tuesday, just forty five. And then Wednesday more

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Speaker 2: of the same cold weather, although we'll see less of

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Speaker 2: a chance of any showers. Mostly sunny Wednesday and high

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Speaker 2: forty four. So that's springtime, but you wouldn't know it

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Speaker 2: right now. Forty degrees and clouds in Boston. At six

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Speaker 2: oh five, Comic Book Creators of Color ring at the

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Speaker 2: Reggie Lewis Center for the annual Comics in Color Festival

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Speaker 2: wz's Caylbray.

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Speaker 6: What first started as a handful of black comic book

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Speaker 6: fans meeting for fun is turned into an annual festival

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Speaker 6: that draws hundreds of comic book fans from all backgrounds.

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Speaker 6: The Comics of Color Festival draws creators of all ages

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Speaker 6: from right here in Boston and beyond to show off

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Speaker 6: work and sell comics, to excite it and often dressed

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Speaker 6: up fans. Kagan Loos is the co creator of the festival.

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Speaker 6: He says in a time when there's lots of pushback

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Speaker 6: against diversity at the federal level. These events are great

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Speaker 6: at bringing people together.

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Speaker 3: When you just look.

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Speaker 7: Around this room, there's just so much color and so

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Speaker 7: much creativity of people telling their stories, and you know,

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Speaker 7: these are our stories, by us, for us, right, So

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Speaker 7: young folks even in any age can come and see

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Speaker 7: themselves represented in stories as superheroes and as you know,

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Speaker 7: stories about their neighborhood, and uh, it's just a beautiful thing.

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Speaker 6: That Joel Christian Gill is one of the comic book

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Speaker 6: artists here who also serves as the chair of MFA

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Speaker 6: and Visual Narrative at BEU. He says he sees comics

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Speaker 6: as an empathy medium, but it's also important for black

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Speaker 6: media like this to center around joy.

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Speaker 1: It's always been this like trauma at least these trauma things, right,

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Speaker 1: and I think, come into a show like this, it's

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Speaker 1: just like it's some of these some of these comments

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Speaker 1: have nothing to do with race, only that there's a

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Speaker 1: black person on the.

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Speaker 6: Cover from Roxbury Kyle Bray WBZ Boston's news radio.

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Speaker 2: A federal judge in Boston has halted efforts by the

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Speaker 2: Trump administration to collect data that proves higher education institutions

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Speaker 2: are not considering race and admissions. The ruling from Judge F.

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Speaker 2: Dennis Sailor granting the preliminary injunction follows a lawsuit filed

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Speaker 2: last month by a coalition of Democratic state attorneys general

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Speaker 2: and will only apply to public universities. Judge Sailor says

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Speaker 2: the federal government likely has the authority to collect the data,

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Speaker 2: but the demand was rolled out to universities in a

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Speaker 2: rushed and chaotic manner. President Trump ordered the data collection

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Speaker 2: back in August after he raised concerns that colleges and

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Speaker 2: universities were using personal states and other proxies to consider race,

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Speaker 2: which he views as illegal discrimination. It was back in

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Speaker 2: twenty twenty three the Supreme Court ruled against the use

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Speaker 2: of affirmative action and admissions, but said colleges could still

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Speaker 2: consider how race has shaped student lives if applicants share

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Speaker 2: that information in their admission essays. It is six oh seven, hmm.

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Speaker 2: This is interesting. Some teenagers are developing pre arthritis symptoms.

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Speaker 2: Why because of the all too frequent use of their smartphones.

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Speaker 2: It's just going to be tight pulling sensation.

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Speaker 8: Chiropractor doctor Paul Dancy in San Leandro, California calls it

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Speaker 8: tech nek.

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Speaker 3: Some children are starting to come down with pre arthritis

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Speaker 3: before they're twenty one, and that's never been heard of again.

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Speaker 2: It's like an axiom.

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Speaker 3: Moro.

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Speaker 8: Dancy advises his patients to hold their phones up at

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Speaker 8: eye levels so they're not always looking down and straining

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Speaker 8: their necks, or even better, lie on their backs and

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Speaker 8: hold the phone over their faces.

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Speaker 1: Now there's no additional fleshing of the neck.

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Speaker 8: Michael Wallace, Cbsnoop.

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