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

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Speaker 2: Clear sky is over Boston at six o'clock at his

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Speaker 2: fifty one degrees. Good morning, I'm kenneb Bule. Thanks for

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Speaker 2: joining us. Here's what's happening. No trouble, no arrests. The

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Speaker 2: massive No King's rally in Boston yesterday, some one hundred

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Speaker 2: thousand people back to Common to protest Trump administration policies.

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Speaker 2: To be Busy's Mike Macklin was there. Their message was clear,

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Speaker 2: say no to kings.

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Speaker 3: Too much is in the hands of too few, and

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Speaker 3: too many have too little.

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Speaker 1: Massachus had Senator at Markey address the crowd.

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Speaker 3: Here in Massachusetts, we do not bow to kings, We

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Speaker 3: do not bend to authoritarianism.

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Speaker 4: We do not believe in dictators.

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Speaker 3: The message was clear and forceful, directed at Donald.

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Speaker 4: Let us march, let us chant, Let us raise our

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Speaker 4: voices together. No kings, not here, not ever. We will

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Speaker 4: stand and fight you Donald Trump on Boston Common.

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Speaker 1: Mike Maclin WBZ Boston's News Radio.

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Speaker 2: Has estimated seven million people attended No King's protests across

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Speaker 2: fifty states yesterday. That's forty percent more than attended similar

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Speaker 2: rallies in June. The protests occur amidst controversy over the

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Speaker 2: ramped up Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency drive to remove

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Speaker 2: people who may be in the United States illegally. CBS

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Speaker 2: Immigration and Politics reporter Camilo Montoya Galvez is in Portland.

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Speaker 5: ISIS Critics say the agency's operations have become too heavy

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Speaker 5: handed and indiscriminate. Marcus Charles Heads isis deportation unit.

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Speaker 1: We're going to arrest you if you're here illegally in

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Speaker 1: the country.

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Speaker 6: However, we're not going to target you necessarily unless you have.

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Speaker 2: Committed a crime.

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Speaker 5: But you would arrest up person even if that individual

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Speaker 5: does not have a criminal record.

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Speaker 1: Yes, one hundred percent. If you're here very legally in

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Speaker 1: the United States, we will arrest them.

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Speaker 5: And even if that person has been here for forty years.

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Speaker 6: Yes.

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Speaker 2: Yes.

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Speaker 5: Federal data shows that forty six percent of ICE detainees

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Speaker 5: do not have a criminal record.

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Speaker 2: The Trump administrations asking the Supreme Court to allow National

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Speaker 2: Guard troops to be deployed to Illinois to protect Immigration

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Speaker 2: and Customs Enforcement officers and operations in that state. Swat

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Speaker 2: standoffs of two scenes on Cape cod yesterday, ending with

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Speaker 2: the arrests of two men. It began with the early

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Speaker 2: morning shooting of a woman in a hihenas she was

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Speaker 2: flown to a Boston hospital. Authorities say she is expected

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Speaker 2: to survive her injuries. Now that led to a heavily

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Speaker 2: armed response by the Cape Cod Regional Swat Team at

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Speaker 2: two homes in Barnstable. Two suspects, ages eighteen and nineteen,

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Speaker 2: ended up surrendering and face a long list of charges,

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Speaker 2: including attempted murder. Lease say the shooting was not random.

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Speaker 2: We have a pleasant Sunday ahead of us today. It's

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Speaker 2: going to be a little bit warmer, with some some clouds,

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Speaker 2: a high in the mid sixties down to the upper

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Speaker 2: fifties overnights, and then some showers are going to be

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Speaker 2: moving in overnight. We're going to be seeing some heavy

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Speaker 2: rain early tomorrow. It's going to let off a little bit,

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Speaker 2: but is going to continue through much of the day.

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Speaker 2: Might be some localized damaging winds in there as well.

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Speaker 2: Temperatures tomorrow in the mid sixties. Wednesday, Tuesday and Wednesday,

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Speaker 2: I should say it's going to be sunny with temperatures

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Speaker 2: both days low to mid sixties. Right now in Boston

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Speaker 2: we have clear skies and fifty one degrees. San Francisco

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Speaker 2: has a new private school taught completely by artificial intelligence.

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Speaker 2: That story from CBS correspondent Michael Wallace.

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Speaker 6: The Alpha School has no teachers and students don't receive grades.

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Speaker 6: They spend two hours learning course subjects from AI powered

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Speaker 6: apps and spend the rest of the day creating their

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Speaker 6: own projects. Adults like Carson Lehman are called guides.

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Speaker 5: I want them to see that they are able to

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Speaker 5: create something.

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Speaker 6: Thirteen year old June Rockefeller says she could never go

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Speaker 6: back to a normal school. I love school so much.

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Speaker 1: I think it's just it's really fun.

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Speaker 6: But Cassandra Curiel, president of United Educators of San Francisco,

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Speaker 6: says the AI education is unregulated and unstudied.

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Speaker 5: Could have potentially really impactful and negative influences on our students.

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Speaker 2: Michael Wallace, CBS News, Yeah, seventy five grand a year.

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Speaker 2: That's school is the most expensive in the city. Economic

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Speaker 2: News a bleak snapshot of the American job market. Here

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Speaker 2: CBS is Steve Kathon.

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Speaker 1: The Labor Department says more than two million people have

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Speaker 1: been out of work for twenty seven weeks or more.

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Speaker 5: It's been impossibly difficult it's been almost two years.

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Speaker 1: New Yorker Emily Groveman, who's worked in digital marketing and

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Speaker 1: for the NBA, is among those struggling since March.

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Speaker 5: I've been living off my four one.

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Speaker 1: K Labor economist Teresa Giller Ducci.

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Speaker 3: The primary reason we're seeing long term unemployment getting worse

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Speaker 3: is because of economic uncertainty coming out of the White House.

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Speaker 1: She says it's a trend likely to continue.

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Speaker 4: The market will not ease up for any time soon.

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Speaker 1: Steve Kathans News uncertain economic times are not.

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Speaker 2: Americans are set to spend a record amount on Halloween

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Speaker 2: this year, details from Lisa Cartin.

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Speaker 7: According to the National Retail Federation, Halloween spending is expected

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Speaker 7: to reach thirteen point one billion dollars in twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 7: That's up from eleven point six billion from last year.

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Speaker 7: This year's total includes three point nine billion dollars on

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Speaker 7: candy and four point three billion dollars on costumes. Data

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Speaker 7: from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show the cost of

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Speaker 7: candy has jumped eight percent compared to last year. I

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Speaker 7: have a great Halloween. I'm Lisa Carton.

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Speaker 2: Massachusetts is about to be without an indoor football league. Team. Yes,

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Speaker 2: Massachusetts has an Indoor Football League team. They're the Pirates.

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Speaker 2: They've flown the Bay State flag since twenty eighteen, first

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Speaker 2: at Worcester's DCU Center and then out of Lowelson's, joining

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Speaker 2: the IFL in twenty and twenty three. They have won

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Speaker 2: multiple conference championships and an Indoor Football League title. The

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Speaker 2: back offices, details of the organization's future home venue are

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Speaker 2: being finalized. It does not say what is prompting the move.

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