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Speaker 1: This is w b Z, Boston's news radio. We defining

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Speaker 1: local news twenty two degrees in Boston at four o'clock.

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Speaker 1: Good afternoon, I'm Ben Parker. Here's what's happening out of Minnesota.

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Speaker 1: Both of the Border Patrol agents involved in the deadly

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Speaker 1: shooting of AADMICS pready over the weekend in Minneapolis have

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Speaker 1: been placed on administrative leave. Multiple reports say it is

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Speaker 1: part of standard protocol. President Trump has said he expects

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Speaker 1: an honorable and honest investigation into that shooting. After the shooting,

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Speaker 1: the President said borders are Tom Holman to be his

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Speaker 1: point person in the Twin Cities and remove top Border

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Speaker 1: Patrol official Greg Bovino from his duties in Minneapolis. That

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Speaker 1: a Reserve announcing it's keeping interest rates steady for now, Enter.

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Speaker 2: Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell says the economy is not in

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Speaker 2: a position where they can lower interest rates. Earlier this month,

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Speaker 2: Powell announced he's facing a criminal investigation from the Justice

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Speaker 2: Department over renevations at FED headquarters, and last week, the

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Speaker 2: Supreme Court heard arguments in a case about the firing

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Speaker 2: of FED Governor Lisa Cook, which Powell attended. The FED

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Speaker 2: chair has called both incidents part of a pressure campaign

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Speaker 2: from the Trump administration to lower rates. Mike Debuski, ABC News.

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Speaker 1: Wall Street didn't do much today after the Fed didn't

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Speaker 1: do anything. The S and P five hundred down a

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Speaker 1: half point, the Dow in the Nasdaq with some small gains.

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Speaker 1: We'll have more coming up with Bloomberg. In just about

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Speaker 1: seven minutes, testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for

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Speaker 1: Secretary of State Marco Rubio his take on the path

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Speaker 1: forward in Venezuela.

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Speaker 3: And I recognize that it won't be easy. I mean,

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Speaker 3: look at the end day, we are dealing with people

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Speaker 3: over there that have spent most of their lives living

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Speaker 3: in a gangster paradise. So it's not going to be

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Speaker 3: like from one day to the next, we're going to

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Speaker 3: have this thing turn around overnight. But I think we're

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Speaker 3: making good and decent progress.

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Speaker 1: Secretary defending the Trump administration's military operation that resulted in

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Speaker 1: the gust of Nicholas Maduro, Rubio says Venezuela's interim leaders

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Speaker 1: are cooperating that would soon begin to see benefits, and

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Speaker 1: that Venezuela is being allowed to sell oil subject now

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Speaker 1: to US sanctions, but will be allowed that revenue would

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Speaker 1: be set aside to pay for basic government services such

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Speaker 1: as policing and healthcare. You know when you dig out

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Speaker 1: all the snow from your driveway, then the plow comes

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Speaker 1: by plops more snow in the driveway. Well, as bad

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Speaker 1: as that is, what if there was another snowstorm and

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Speaker 1: it plopped more snow everywhere? It could happen it has before.

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Speaker 4: If you were a child in the winter of twenty fifteen,

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Speaker 4: you probably remember not going to school on Monday for

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Speaker 4: a month. If you were an adult, the ice dams

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Speaker 4: and backbreaking shoveling probably made more of an impression and

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Speaker 4: not to be the bearer of bad news.

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Speaker 5: So what we're in right now is not dissimilar to

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Speaker 5: what we saw in twenty fifteen.

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Speaker 4: It's a big what we call a negative EPO that

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Speaker 4: CBS News Boston's chief mediaorologist.

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Speaker 1: Eric Fisher.

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Speaker 4: He says, the pattern for the foreseeable future is indeed

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Speaker 4: looking similar to Snowmageddon, but that doesn't necessarily mean a

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Speaker 4: repeat performance.

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Speaker 5: So we're gonna have very consistent, constant cold, the most

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Speaker 5: we've seen since twenty fifteen. The question is storms.

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Speaker 4: A storm is taking aim at the East coast for

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Speaker 4: this weekend. But he thinks that may just graze us

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Speaker 4: subject to change. I asked him if he as a

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Speaker 4: weather guy, I kind of wanted another twenty fifteen.

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Speaker 5: Oh, the weather nerds will judge me. All the people

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Speaker 5: out there does root for every big hit, But no,

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Speaker 5: I am not wishing for a repeat.

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Speaker 4: Kyle Shaffle to be busy Boston's news radio.

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Speaker 1: Cold again tonight and colder still as the week unfolds.

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Speaker 1: Will be near nine in Boston, near zero in the

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Speaker 1: inland suburbs. Mostly cloudy skies will eventually clear out late

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Speaker 1: tonight and will feel like we're well below zero, more

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Speaker 1: sun than clouds. Tomorrow, temperature wise a lot like today,

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Speaker 1: We'll be in the low to mid twenties, with real

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Speaker 1: fields mainly in the teens, mostly clear, bitterly cold Tomorrow

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Speaker 1: night four that's the low in Boston, below zero in

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Speaker 1: many of the suburbs, and maybe ten to fifteen below

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Speaker 1: zero for the real fields. Tomorrow night. Friday is big

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Speaker 1: chill seventeen for the high temperature real feels close to zero.

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Speaker 1: Will be in the low twenties on Saturday, with clouds

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Speaker 1: eventually moving in, and we are keeping an eye on

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Speaker 1: that storm to find out exactly it'll hit and how

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Speaker 1: much it'll bring to us twenty two right now in Boston, Well,

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Speaker 1: it took a whole season to get here, but in

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Speaker 1: the final days plenty of preparation for Super Bowl sixty

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Speaker 1: in Santa Clara, California. Wbz's drewma Holland taking a.

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Speaker 6: Little pats in Seahawks at Levi Stadium still sounds sweet,

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Speaker 6: doesn't it. National Football League field director Nick Poppis says

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Speaker 6: putting a new playing surface in place is just one

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Speaker 6: of the jobs he's overseeing right now.

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Speaker 7: In Santa Clara, the new field was brought in, takes

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Speaker 7: buck two days to install the field, and then from

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Speaker 7: there we start.

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Speaker 4: All of our typical maintenance practices mowing, aer rating, fertilizing.

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Speaker 6: Gotta love it.

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Speaker 7: Game time is six thirty on February eighth, but the

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Speaker 7: Super Bowl is an all day party. As for the music,

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Speaker 7: Bad Bunny has the big halftime show in San fran Born,

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Speaker 7: Green Day will open the festivities in Santa Clara. Drew

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Speaker 7: mahlland WDBZ that's ex.

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Speaker 4: Boston's news radio.

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Speaker 3: Well had that time, love your.

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Speaker 1: It was a surprise gift for the family of a fallen.

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Speaker 1: Uxbridge police officer Stephen Porta was killed in the line

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Speaker 1: of duty earlier this month, and now Patriots owner Robert

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Speaker 1: Kraft's surprised Laporta's wife and son with tickets to the

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Speaker 1: Super Bowl. Video posted to the Patriots X account shows

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Speaker 1: the Laporters who just thought they were getting a Gleect

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Speaker 1: Stadium tour, when in fact Kraft had quite the surprise

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Speaker 1: for the pair. The Uxbrits Police Department sharing that video

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Speaker 1: on their Facebook page, saying of Craft's gesture, there are

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Speaker 1: no words. Unbelievable, absolutely unreal. It's not good in school,

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Speaker 1: but lots of d's good in life, as in vitamin D,

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Speaker 1: though it can be hard to come by in the

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Speaker 1: winter since one of the main sources is sunlight. Doctor

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Speaker 1: Neha Veyas at the Cleveland Clinic says not getting enough

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Speaker 1: can pose problems.

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Speaker 8: Food changes or fatigue or bone pain. It can be

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Speaker 8: very serious and if not if you don't have the

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Speaker 8: right amount of vitamin D, can lead to fractures and

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Speaker 8: general ill health.

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Speaker 1: The doctor recommends going outside on warmer days when the

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Speaker 1: sun's out and you can get vitamin D from foods

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Speaker 1: like fatty fish, egg oaks, mushrooms, as well as milk

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Speaker 1: and yogurt. Hey, who are you calling fat?

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Speaker 4: What matter?

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Speaker 7: All right?

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Speaker 1: Fine, mom, I'm getting fatter. Turns out a lot of

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Speaker 1: us are doing that too.

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Speaker 9: Obesity among adults has more than doubled since nineteen ninety,

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Speaker 9: and if this trend.

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Speaker 4: Continues, almost half of the US population will be living

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Speaker 4: with obesity by the year twenty thirty five.

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Speaker 9: University of Washington cardiology professor doctor Gregory Rohlth says the

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Speaker 9: increase is most alarming in younger adults.

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Speaker 4: Obesity related health conditions are going to be rising really

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Speaker 4: quickly for populations that previously were much healthier.

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Speaker 9: Stacy Linnez CBS News.

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