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

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

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Speaker 2: I'm Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. Today is day thirty

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Speaker 2: six of the federal government shutdown. It is now officially

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Speaker 2: the longest one ever. Talks behind the scenes continue while

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Speaker 2: out in front, federal workers wait, and so do SNAP

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Speaker 2: recipients who still aren't sure what's next for their food assistance.

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Speaker 2: The President yesterday threatened to cut off more food aid,

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Speaker 2: but his spokeswoman says the administration is releasing the funds

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Speaker 2: in line with court orders. Massachusetts Governor more heally just

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Speaker 2: wants the money to flow again. Let me just tell you,

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Speaker 2: Donald Trump is once again choosing to starve Americans. He

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Speaker 2: was ordered by the court to fund SNAP the other day,

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Speaker 2: and he came back and he said.

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Speaker 3: I'm only going to fun half of it.

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Speaker 4: Which is a joke.

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Speaker 2: As for the shutdown, some senators are hopefully it can

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Speaker 2: end this week. Democrats, though, we're holding firm on demands

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Speaker 2: to save healthcare subsidies. President Trump say the US has

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Speaker 2: the greatest economy right now. He said it during a

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Speaker 2: speech to business leaders in Miami. The President speaking at

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Speaker 2: the America Business Forum, He says a lot of people

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Speaker 2: don't see his victories on the economy because there's a

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Speaker 2: communication issue. He also says that America lost its sovereignty

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Speaker 2: when Democrats swept elections across the country. Yesterday, Miami's Mayor

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Speaker 2: Francis Suarez handed the President the key to his potential

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Speaker 2: presidential library in that city, with the President calling the

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Speaker 2: key a great honor. California Republicans are suing over a

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Speaker 2: new voter approved House map it favors Democrats.

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Speaker 4: Hours after California voters overwhelmingly approved a plan to allow

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Speaker 4: the redrawing of congressional districts to favor Democrats. Now California

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Speaker 4: Republicans have filed a federal lawsuit claiming the new congressional

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Speaker 4: maps would be unconstitutional because they used race as a

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Speaker 4: factor in drawing the lines. An attorney behind the lawsuit

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Speaker 4: predicts will go to the US Supreme Court. Republicans were

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Speaker 4: previously unsuccessful at stopping the vote. Governor Gavin NEWSOM'SAFAIUS predicts

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Speaker 4: the lawsuit will fain. Alec Stone ABC News Los Angeles.

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Speaker 2: At least nine are dead in Louisville after a UPS

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Speaker 2: plane goes down while taking off and bursts into flames.

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Speaker 5: First responders continue searching for more victims at the site

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Speaker 5: of a UPS plane crash near the Louisville, Kentucky Airport.

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Speaker 5: Several people still have not heard from family and friends

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Speaker 5: who work in the area. The death toll is expected

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Speaker 5: to increase.

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Speaker 4: Last night, I was at the family Reunification Center and

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Speaker 4: there are more families than that that are still looking

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Speaker 4: for loved ones right now.

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Speaker 5: Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg spoke to CBS News Jim Krysulla

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Speaker 2: And today, the NTSB says that cargo planes left wing

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Speaker 2: caught fire and the engine fell off just before the

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Speaker 2: fiery crash, add rent them to the list of communities

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Speaker 2: complying with the controversial MBTA Communities Act. It requires zoning changes.

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Speaker 2: As an incident of tom meeting this week almost unanimously

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Speaker 2: supporting new zoning districts to encourage multi family housing. Sun

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Speaker 2: Chronicle reports Monday night, and overwhelming majority already of those

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Speaker 2: in attendants voted for the new zoned districts, with only

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Speaker 2: a handful dissenting. The districts developed a total about fifty

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Speaker 2: eight acres. Several hundred units would be allowed in that area.

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Speaker 2: You have a high wind watch. It goes into effect

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Speaker 2: at ten o'clock tonight. The winds will start to pick

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Speaker 2: up as we go through the evening, mostly cloudy, maybe

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Speaker 2: a shower or two, mainly in the forties, and those

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Speaker 2: wind gusts that's going to be the big deal tonight,

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Speaker 2: fifty mile an hour wind gusts maybe higher than that.

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Speaker 2: Capean Islands will probably get the highest wind gusts, but

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Speaker 2: we could be dealing with some downtrees and power lines,

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Speaker 2: so something to bear in mind as we go through

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Speaker 2: the evening. Blustery. Tomorrow, it'll be a chilly day fifty three,

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Speaker 2: feeling like it's in the forties, more sun than clouds,

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Speaker 2: though mostly clear. Tomorrow night, those in the thirties, and

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Speaker 2: then on Friday, sun followed by clouds and yeah, some

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Speaker 2: more wind. Temperatures in the mid fifties with a couple

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Speaker 2: of showers. Friday night will stay wet at least early

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Speaker 2: Saturday morning with some clouds in a shower or two,

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Speaker 2: and then afternoon sunshine Saturdays high in the low sixties.

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Speaker 2: Right now fifty six degrees in Boston. If you're looking

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Speaker 2: for a sign, I got it. Now here's that sign.

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Speaker 2: The family of legendary Boston Mayor John Hines joined by

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Speaker 2: top officials at the convention center bearing his name with

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Speaker 2: new signs unveiled.

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Speaker 1: The new signage gets prominence to the one hundred and

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Speaker 1: ninety three thousand square foot building's full name, John B.

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Speaker 1: Hines Veterans Memorial Center. The late mayor's grandson, John Hines

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Speaker 1: the Third says his grandfather would.

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Speaker 2: Approve if it were the John B.

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Speaker 1: Hines Convention Center without the Veterans, he would not be policed.

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Speaker 2: He was a veteran first.

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Speaker 1: Heins Ud veiled the new sign alongside Governor Moore Healey,

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Speaker 1: who told the assembled crowd that the timing just ahead

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Speaker 1: of Veterans Day was particularly appropriate.

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Speaker 3: It's a time where we reflect on the service of

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Speaker 3: our veterans and all of their sacrifice, and.

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Speaker 2: I'll say it's something that we should reflect on every day.

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Speaker 1: The center has had it's current name since nineteen eighty eight.

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Speaker 1: It was first called the War Memorial Auditorium when it

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Speaker 1: opened in nineteen sixty five from the back bay Kendall,

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Speaker 1: built to be a busy Boston's News.

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Speaker 2: Radio FIFA, we'll give out a new award recognize those

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Speaker 2: who promote peace and unity. CBS's Stacy Lynn has the tales.

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Speaker 3: FIFA President Gianni Infantino said the inaugural FIFA Peace Prize

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Speaker 3: will be awarded at the draw for the World Cup,

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Speaker 3: which he announced from the Oval Office in August would

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Speaker 3: be taking place on the.

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Speaker 2: Fifth of December here in the Kennedy Center in Washington.

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Speaker 3: Infentino is tight with President Trump, who he's praised for

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Speaker 3: his diplomatic efforts. Naturally, their speculation swirling online that Trump,

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Speaker 3: who was passed over for the Nobel Peace Prize last month,

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Speaker 3: may receive the award. Stacy Lynn, CBS News Washington.

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Speaker 2: PG thirteen has been a rating for movies for years now,

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Speaker 2: and the Motion Picture Association says that's where it belongs.

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Speaker 2: Instagram's being ordered to stop using PG thirteen to describe

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Speaker 2: its new teen accounts. The parent company Meta was recently

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Speaker 2: sent a season assist letter over the use of the rating.

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Speaker 2: The motion picture folks claim the new setting guided by

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Speaker 2: the PG thirteen rating is literally false and highly misleading.

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Speaker 2: The sociation says Instagram can't be aligned with the rating

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Speaker 2: system because it doesn't use the same curated process and

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Speaker 2: instead heavily relies on artificial intelligence. They argue any dissatisfaction

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Speaker 2: with the Instagram's settings would cause the public to question

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Speaker 2: the integrity of the movie rating system. You are now

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Speaker 2: in the loop. For news updates throughout the day, Listen

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