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

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Speaker 2: News, mostly Sonny and Boston. Right now fifty four degrees today,

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Speaker 2: We'll see hies fifty two to fifty five degrees early,

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Speaker 2: but then temps likely falling into the forties this afternoon. Hello,

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Speaker 2: thanks for being with us on this Sunday. I'm Sherry Small.

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Speaker 1: Now to news.

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Speaker 2: Here's what's happening. The infighting is getting ugly. President Donald

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Speaker 2: Trump turning against one of his staunchest allies CBS is

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Speaker 2: Christi M. Bennati. That says the very latest on the

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Speaker 2: back and forth of verbal assaults.

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Speaker 3: The feud between President Trump and his one time ally representative,

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Speaker 3: Marjorie Taylor Green is intensifying. He called her Marjorie Trader

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Speaker 3: Green in a true social post one day after referring

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Speaker 3: to her as a ranti lunatic. Green punched back in

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Speaker 3: a series of posts on social media. I never thought

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Speaker 3: that fighting to release the Epstein file, defending women who

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Speaker 3: were victims of rape, and fighting to expose the web

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Speaker 3: of rich, powerful elites would have caused this, But here

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Speaker 3: we are.

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Speaker 2: And the House is expected to vote on Tuesday on

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Speaker 2: a bill that could force a Justice Department to release

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Speaker 2: files from its investigation into Epstein. Angered by the Trump

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Speaker 2: administration's crackdown on higher education, students rallied in the Finnway yesterday.

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Speaker 3: Whether you study art, science or history, I believe every

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Speaker 3: student in America is a light against the shadow of turance.

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Speaker 4: Speakers stood on a stage right off Park Drive voicing

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Speaker 4: their concerns, saying they want to be a part of

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Speaker 4: decisions that affect them.

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Speaker 5: We're here from eleven different universities, well, CBCBU or Harvard, MIT,

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Speaker 5: a bunch of other ones.

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Speaker 6: Tough us here too, and we are all.

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Speaker 5: United here by a feeling of what deep disappointment. Honestly

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Speaker 5: at our university.

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Speaker 4: I found Northeastern student Jack Mauselea at the student rally

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Speaker 4: for Light, Truth and Courage. He's the co founder and

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Speaker 4: director of Outreach for the Education Freedom, which put on

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Speaker 4: the rally. They're demanding academic freedom and the right to

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Speaker 4: free expression on campus, support for international students in DEI,

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Speaker 4: and transparency from administrators about policies that affect students.

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Speaker 5: We're trying to rally students to fight back and push

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Speaker 5: the universities to do what they should be doing, which

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Speaker 5: is involving us in the decision making process and defending us.

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Speaker 4: You're now introducing legislation into the student government to try

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Speaker 4: and get reforms passed. With a vote set for Monday.

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Speaker 4: WBZ News Radio has reached out to Northeastern for comment

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Speaker 4: In Fenway, I'm a Freedman, WBZ Boston's News Radio.

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Speaker 2: Some local colleges in public universities are reporting a drop

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Speaker 2: in enrollment by international students is According to The Globe,

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Speaker 2: one of the reasons is the Trump administration is restricting

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Speaker 2: travel from nineteen different countries. The number of foreign students

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Speaker 2: enrolled this fall at UMass Boston declined by seventeen percent

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Speaker 2: compared to a year ago. U Mass amhersaw five percent drop.

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Speaker 2: Fitchburg State reported forty fewer international applicants. Meanwhile, Boston College, Harvard,

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Speaker 2: and Northeast Eastern reported little change. Now the four DA

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Speaker 2: WBZ ACU weather forecast the weekend will end.

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Speaker 6: On a windy note this afternoon, with clouds and some

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Speaker 6: sunshine as temperatures tumble through the forties, and ACU weather

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Speaker 6: real fields end up in the thirties. Tonight, brisk and chili,

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Speaker 6: partly cloudy, low thirty five, but it will feel like

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Speaker 6: the upper teen's the low twenties with the wind. Tomorrow

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Speaker 6: is still blush free, partly sunny, high forty five real

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Speaker 6: fields thirties. Tuesday with sunshine, we're up to forty seven

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Speaker 6: and more sun Wednesday at forty eight. I'm aqu weather

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Speaker 6: media apologist Bill Daker, a WBZ Boston's news radio.

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Speaker 2: And right now we're seeing uh fifty one degrees in Springfield.

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Speaker 2: Up in Gardner forty six degrees. Nashville, New Hampshire fifty two.

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Speaker 2: We have fifty two along the north shore as well

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Speaker 2: as the average. Then down salthshore South coast. Let's see

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Speaker 2: quinsy fifty three to fifty two in Plymouth, and it

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Speaker 2: looks like we're averaging about fifty two on the cape

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Speaker 2: as well in the city. Right now, sunny and a

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Speaker 2: few clouds. D four degrees. All right. There is a

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Speaker 2: divide in Hollywood over artificial intelligence.

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Speaker 1: Some like actor Michael Caine, have embraced it and now

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Speaker 1: through the power of artificial intelligence, he's partnered with the

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Speaker 1: company eleven Labs. Others are suspicious, like Emmy winning writer

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Speaker 1: and director Sergio Chili, who's done zoom casting auditions with

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Speaker 1: AI figures. Let's start with anger okay, you're angry.

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Speaker 5: Okay, so that felt like a dog or.

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Speaker 1: Some kind of animal. His viral shorts suggest AI actors

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Speaker 1: might not be ready for prime time. Steve Kaithan, CBS News.

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Speaker 2: Local annual Thanksgiving tradition continues. CBS News Boston's Ken mcleoden was.

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Speaker 7: The fifth annual Warrel Turkey Drive, where State Rep. Christopher

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Speaker 7: Warrel and Boston City Council Brian Warrel teamed up to

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Speaker 7: distribute more than four thousand turkeys. The brothers worked with

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Speaker 7: volunteers hand out the birds at ten different community sites.

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Speaker 8: Not everyone's fortunate enough to have a turkey on their

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Speaker 8: Thanksgiving table, We just want to provide that turkey to

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Speaker 8: our community and making sure that at least have a

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Speaker 2: And that was State Representative Christopher Warrell speaking there. You

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