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Speaker 1: Fifty four degrees and clouds in Boston at six o'clock.

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Speaker 1: Good morning and welcome, thanks for joining us. I'm Charlie Burgeron.

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Speaker 1: Here's what's happening. Well, good news. The Artemis two crew

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Speaker 1: has safely splashed down in the Pacific Ocean in this

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Speaker 1: little southwest of San Diego, and NASA's administrator is already

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Speaker 1: looking forward to better things ahead.

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Speaker 2: I'm Peter King at the Kennedy Space Center.

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Speaker 1: We just brought some mashnots back from the moon.

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Speaker 3: Huh and elated.

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Speaker 2: Jared Isaacman was on the recovery ship as Artivist two touchdown.

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Speaker 2: The NASA administrator says the post mortemont Artist two will

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Speaker 2: be thorough, though so much went well.

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Speaker 4: I mean, we are going to definitely want to take

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Speaker 4: a good look at the thermal protection system. We're going

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Speaker 4: to want to download all the data they couldn't transmit

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Speaker 4: back to us and use that to inform Artemis three.

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Speaker 2: Artimist three is due to test lunar landers and Earth

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Speaker 2: orbit next year. Isaacman says. The next rockets course stage

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Speaker 2: is almost done solid rocket boosters are already here at

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Speaker 2: the Peter King CBS News at the Kennedy Space Center.

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Speaker 1: Vice President JD. Vance has arrived in Pakistan and we'll

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Speaker 1: meet with an Iranian delegation in Islamabad for talks to

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Speaker 1: negotiate a ceasefire in the war with Iran. ABC's chief

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Speaker 1: White House correspondent Mary Bruce.

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Speaker 5: Iran adding a new condition saying the US must release

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Speaker 5: Iran's blocked assets before negotiations begin, but it's unclear what

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Speaker 5: that means.

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Speaker 1: Iran accused of the US of.

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Speaker 5: Going back on its promise to get Israel to stop

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Speaker 5: attacking Iran backed Hesbela targets in Lebanon. Trump says that

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Speaker 5: was never part of the deal.

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Speaker 1: Negotiations between Israel and Lebanon are expected next week in Washington.

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Speaker 1: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Etanya, who said Thursday he had

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Speaker 1: approved direct talks, while the Lebanese government has not formally responded.

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Speaker 1: Attacks intensified yesterday between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbolah. Well,

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Speaker 1: we're about three weeks into spring, but Massachusetts, along with

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Speaker 1: many of its cities and towns, are still struggling to

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Speaker 1: pay the cleanup costs of the heavy snowfall from this

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Speaker 1: past winter.

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Speaker 6: It was a blizzard of historic proportions with comparisons to

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Speaker 6: the epic blizzards of nineteen seventy eight and twenty fifteen.

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Speaker 6: Some places got up to three feet of snow. That

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Speaker 6: snow combined with strong winds to make travel impossible and

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Speaker 6: brought down power lines, leaving two hundred ninety thousand homes

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Speaker 6: without power, some for days.

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Speaker 2: Now.

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Speaker 6: Massachusetts is asking the federal government to issue a major

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Speaker 6: disaster declaration. State officials haven't said how much Massachusetts and

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Speaker 6: its cities in towns spent to deal with the two

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Speaker 6: day blizzard. Communities in southeastern Massachusetts, Cape Cod and the

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Speaker 6: Islands were the hardest hit. Mike Macklin WBZ, Boston's News radio.

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Speaker 1: A postal worker got trapped under a mail truck yesterday

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Speaker 1: in Medway. Happened about eleven thirty yesterday morning. The woman

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Speaker 1: was leaning out of the truck window to deliver mail

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Speaker 1: when another their truck crashed into her. The mail truck

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Speaker 1: rolled over on its side, pinning the carrier underneath. Firefighters

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Speaker 1: used air bags to lift the truck and get the

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Speaker 1: carrier out. She and the driver of the other truck

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Speaker 1: both hospitalized. Police still investigating. No charges have been filed.

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Speaker 1: Let's check the four day WDBZ ACU weather forecast, and

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Speaker 1: Matt Rindy tells us Today sunny, breezy, nice day, high

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Speaker 1: about sixty, clear, drop back to about forty in the

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Speaker 1: city overnight Tonight Tomorrow sun clouds a little cooler, high

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Speaker 1: only fifty two, and we might see some rain move

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Speaker 1: in tomorrow night. Monday a cloudy, breezy, warmer day though

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Speaker 1: high sixty five to seventy, and then warmer with sunshine

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Speaker 1: on Tuesday gets about seventy three. Right now fifty four

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Speaker 1: degrees clouds in Boston at six five. Warm weather has

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Speaker 1: people flocking to their favorite garden centers. Here's wbz's Sherry Small.

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Speaker 7: Are you excited for this sunny weekend?

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Speaker 3: Absolutely?

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Speaker 4: Yes, I've had enough of the cold, rainy.

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Speaker 7: It's the first weekend to really feel like spring, and

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Speaker 7: it has a lot of people gearing up to get

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Speaker 7: out in the garden. Charlene of Beverly included a.

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Speaker 4: Lot of the bulbs that I planted like in the

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Speaker 4: fall is starting to show up.

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Speaker 7: She's shopping at noon and Floresta Greenhouses in Georgetown run

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Speaker 7: by Stephen Flynt's family.

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Speaker 8: Right now, pansies are the big thing we just started

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Speaker 8: putting them out for real today.

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Speaker 3: What should we tackle first?

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Speaker 8: Wouldn't tackle the lawn, just check because it needs to

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Speaker 8: warm up some more, but definitely hit the flower gardens,

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Speaker 8: the vegetable gardens. Turned the vegetable gardens over, put some

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Speaker 8: composts in them, get into the perennial gardens, take off

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Speaker 8: the winter covering, make sure all the leaves are out

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Speaker 8: of the garden.

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Speaker 7: A little work to be done that will soon pay off.

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Speaker 7: From Georgetown, Sherry Small, WBC Boston's News Radio.

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Speaker 1: The Federal Energy Regulation Commission has ordered a number of

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Speaker 1: utility companies around New England to reimburse taxpayers one point

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Speaker 1: five billion dollars. The Globe reports. The Feds say some

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Speaker 1: electric utilities have been earning returns higher than should have

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Speaker 1: been allowed, and they've been told they've got a month

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Speaker 1: to pay back consumers. Some of these overcharges date back

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Speaker 1: to twenty eleven. The utilities are asking for more time

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Speaker 1: to calculate and process refunds. Ever, source claiming without additional

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Speaker 1: time allowed to get the refund to process in order,

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Speaker 1: their company would suffer quoting here, irreparable and irreversible harm

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Speaker 1: predictions are in for the twenty six Atlantic Hurricane season

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Speaker 1: released yesterday by Colorado State University CBS News mediorologist Nicki Nolan.

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Speaker 4: CSU is forecasting the upcoming season to have at least

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Speaker 4: thirteen named tropical systems, which means either tropical storms or hurricanes.

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Speaker 4: Six of the name storms will become hurricanes, and two

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Speaker 4: of the hurricanes may become Category three or higher, meaning

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Speaker 4: they would be major hurricane status.

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Speaker 1: The hurricanes season runs June four to November thirtieth. Former

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Speaker 1: Vice President Kamala Harris hinting about another run at the

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Speaker 1: White House.

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Speaker 3: The nation's first black female Vice president, Kamala Harris told

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Speaker 3: the crowd at the National Action Network's annual convention that

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Speaker 3: she might run for president again. I'll keep you posted,

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Speaker 3: she adds.

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Speaker 5: I know what the job is, and I know what

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Speaker 5: it requires.

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Speaker 3: Other Democratic hopefuls, including Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and Illinois

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Speaker 3: Governor JB. Prisker, were featured at the convention. Alison, can

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Speaker 3: you see the yes name?

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Speaker 1: You are now in the loop For news updates throughout

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