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

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Speaker 2: Forty six degrees and clear skies over Boston at six o'clock.

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Speaker 2: Good morning, Thank you for waking up with us. I'm

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Speaker 2: Kyle Bray and here's what's happening. Tens of thousands of

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Speaker 2: people are expecting to be at the Common today for

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Speaker 2: another round of No King's protests against the Trump administration.

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Speaker 2: CBS News Boston's Logan Hall has more.

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Speaker 3: Rebecca Winter is an organizer of the event, and she's

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Speaker 3: been hard at work to create what she calls a

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Speaker 3: fun and peaceful atmosphere.

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Speaker 4: It is very uplifting. You know. We have a strong

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Speaker 4: mission of being nonviolent, so we really push the escalation.

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Speaker 4: We push increasing humor and parody. That's why I mentioned

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Speaker 4: creative resistance, and that also helps because when we can

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Speaker 4: laugh at things that are this serious, it also kind

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Speaker 4: of allows us to take that collective deep breath together.

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Speaker 3: It's the second round of Nockei King's protests, happening across

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Speaker 3: the country. Organizers expect millions of people to take part.

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Speaker 3: Rebecca says she's ready for a big turnout.

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Speaker 4: Based on the numbers coming in, it looks like it's

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Speaker 4: going to be upwards of twenty five thousand.

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Speaker 2: Protest kicks off at noon and it's expected to run

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Speaker 2: through three pm. The White House is pausing and possibly

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Speaker 2: canceling eleven billion dollars in Army Corps of Engineer projects

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Speaker 2: for cities like Boston, which could impact projects length those

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Speaker 2: to replace the Cape bridges. Thenouncement came Friday from the

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Speaker 2: Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vote, though he

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Speaker 2: did not specify which projects would be shut down. The

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Speaker 2: Army Corps of Engineers is in charge of managing both

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Speaker 2: the Born and Sagamore bridges, which are set to be

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Speaker 2: replaced for around four and a half billion dollars. A

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Speaker 2: joint statement Governor Morri Healy, Senators Elizabeth Warren and Ed Markey,

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Speaker 2: and Congressman Bill Keating say replacing the bridges is essential

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Speaker 2: for Cape cod residents and visitors, that the project is

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Speaker 2: moving forward with funds approved by a bipartisan Congress that

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Speaker 2: were lawfully awarded by the federal government. We've reached out

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Speaker 2: to the Army Corps of Engineers to find out which

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Speaker 2: projects could be impacted. Meantime, as the government shutdown continues

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Speaker 2: into another weekend, the federal court system is next to

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Speaker 2: face some shutdown fallout. CBS's Nicole Killion has.

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Speaker 5: More The federal court system is due to exhaust its

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Speaker 5: funding come Monday, and while judges are expected to continue

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Speaker 5: to serve, it does mean that some of these federal

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Speaker 5: courts will maintain limited operations going forward.

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Speaker 2: Democrats are calling on the President to get more involved

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Speaker 2: with negotiations to end the shutdown, by Republican congressional leaders

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Speaker 2: are reiterating and negotiations will be possible once the government reopens.

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Speaker 2: It's time now for a check of the four day

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Speaker 2: WBZAC you weather forecast. Today, it will be sunny to

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Speaker 2: partly cloudy. We'll have highs close to sixty one degrees

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Speaker 2: to be mainly cleared. Tonight, we should have a loan

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Speaker 2: of around fifty. Tomorrow we'll get a little warmer. We'll

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Speaker 2: have some sun and a few clouds around while the

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Speaker 2: high of sixty six and more clouds will start to

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Speaker 2: make their way into the area in the evening. Monday

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Speaker 2: will be cloudy and breezy with periods of rain. As

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Speaker 2: we start the work week, we'll have a high of

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Speaker 2: sixty three and it will switch up again on Tuesday.

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Speaker 2: We'll have plenty of sunshine. It should be pleasant now

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Speaker 2: with a high getting close to sixty six, and as

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Speaker 2: we head through the rest of the week. Wednesday morning,

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Speaker 2: we should have a shower or two around and then

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Speaker 2: the sun will make its way into the area with

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Speaker 2: some highs in the mid sixties. Right now in Boston,

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Speaker 2: it's clear skies and forty six degrees. A top travel

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Speaker 2: has been named the fourth best airport lounge in the

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Speaker 2: country by USA Today readers. The BBC Suzanne Soasville got

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Speaker 2: a tour with its general manager, Jason McClure.

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Speaker 6: It's kind of like a penthouse apartment. A private elevator

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Speaker 6: free booze. But it's not entirely free. You know those

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Speaker 6: Chase Sapphire Reserve credit cards. There's an annual fee of

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Speaker 6: seven hundred and ninety five bucks at Logan Suzanne Sausville, WBZ,

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Speaker 6: Boston's News Radio.

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Speaker 2: Boeing is getting the green light to ramp up production

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Speaker 2: of its seven thirty seven Max jets. CBS's Jennifer Kuiper

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Speaker 2: with more.

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Speaker 7: The approval by the Federal Aviation Administration comes nearly two

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Speaker 7: years after a door plug flew off of an Alaska

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Speaker 7: Airline's jet that Boeing built. The FA capped Boeing's production

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Speaker 7: of Max jets to thirty eight per month. However, the

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Speaker 7: production rate fell well below that ceiling last year due

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Speaker 7: to investigations and a machinist strike. The FAA says safety

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Speaker 7: inspectors conducted extensive reviews of Boeing's production lines to ensure

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Speaker 7: that this small production rate increase will be done safely.

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Speaker 7: Jennifer Kuiper CBS.

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Speaker 2: News neither the FAA nor Boeing won't say what the

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Speaker 2: new limit will be. After years of imagination taking the wheel,

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Speaker 2: stuffed animal toys are getting a voice of their own Yes.

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Speaker 2: As Stephan Kaufman explains, a wave.

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Speaker 1: Of companies are fitting children's playthings, such as stuffed animals,

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Speaker 1: with checkbox and voice assistants. One of the most popular

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Speaker 1: is a plush toy that converses with kids and adapts

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Speaker 1: to their personality called grock Ohow What Zero. The AI

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Speaker 1: toy trend has especially taken off in China, the home

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Speaker 1: of Ali the pub I.

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Speaker 5: Am Allie, your Sunshine freends.

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Speaker 1: What games can you play?

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Speaker 2: I can play Tag, hide and Seek, or even.

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Speaker 7: Make up our own game.

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Speaker 1: In the US, toy giant Mattel is working to bring

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Speaker 1: AI to brands like Barbie and Hot Wheels. Stephan Kauffman

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Speaker 1: CBS News.

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Speaker 2: Boston police around with a warning about charity scams. Please say.

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Speaker 2: People have lost over one hundred and seventy thousand dollars

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Speaker 2: to this fake charity scam and eleven different incidents in Boston.

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Speaker 2: One case, someone had fifty grand taken from their account

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Speaker 2: without them knowing. Scammers usually approach people in a parking

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Speaker 2: lot asking for donations about a dead child or a charity.

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Speaker 2: They then aggressively push the person to donate using their

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Speaker 2: phone or credit card enough and put in the payment

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Speaker 2: info themselves, please say. The scammers often say they're going

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Speaker 2: to charge only a small amount of money, but end

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Speaker 2: up charging thousands foraging anyone that's approached to not hand

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Speaker 2: over their phone or credit card and to verify any

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Speaker 2: charities themselves before donating. You are now in the loop.

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