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

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Speaker 2: News clouds in Boston and thirty eight degrees at six o'clock.

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Speaker 2: Good morning, I'm Charlie bergeron Here's what's happening, and again

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Speaker 2: topping the news this morning, Chaos in the Middle.

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Speaker 3: East, CBS News special report. Demonstrators tried to storm the

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Speaker 3: US embassies in Iraq and Pakistan. At least nine people

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Speaker 3: were killed in Karachi. Israel says it's targeting the heart

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Speaker 3: of Tehran and the second day of US Israeli strikes.

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Speaker 3: Iran's parliament speaker through a translator.

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Speaker 4: Torom, I am telling Trump and Nettan Yahoo, these two

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Speaker 4: filthy criminals and their agents very openly and transparently. You

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Speaker 4: have crossed the red line and you must pay the price.

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Speaker 3: On The United Nations Security Council called an emergency meeting yesterday.

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Speaker 3: UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres criticized the air strikes.

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Speaker 5: MENI thirty action, Gerry's the risk of igniting at chain

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Speaker 5: of events that no one can control in the most

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Speaker 5: volatile region of the world.

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Speaker 2: That's hebs is whindy. You let reporting and we're following

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Speaker 2: local reaction to all of this wbz's Mike Macklin from

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Speaker 2: dueling rallies in Boston, money.

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Speaker 6: For jobs and education, for war and occupation.

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Speaker 7: They rallied outside Park Street station on the edge of

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Speaker 7: Boston Common demonstrators opposed to the US Israeli military strike

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Speaker 7: against Iran. They bummed a school, a primary school of

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Speaker 7: young girls. The demonstrators accused President Trump of declaring war

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Speaker 7: unilaterally without consulting with Congress. This war will not benefit

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Speaker 7: the American people, it will not benefit the Iranian people,

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Speaker 7: it will not benefit the people in the region.

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Speaker 6: So we say, not one more day, not one more

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Speaker 6: dime of.

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Speaker 5: Our taxpayer dollars, not one more.

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Speaker 4: Life, and not one more lie.

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Speaker 7: In Copley Square, Meanwild, Dozens gathered outside the Boston Public Library,

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Speaker 7: chanting USA in support of the US military intervention against

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Speaker 7: Iran's Islamic regime. Mike macklan wb Z Boston's.

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Speaker 2: News radio President Trump's standing by his administration's decision to

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Speaker 2: strike Iran. CBS News Chief Washington analyst Robert Costa.

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Speaker 8: President Trump was positive on Saturday night about the success

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Speaker 8: of the military efforts so far. He said, We're doing well,

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Speaker 8: called it a great day for this country, a great

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Speaker 8: day for the world. But I asked him, is there

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Speaker 8: a diplomatic solution now in the office, He said there

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Speaker 8: really could be. It's quote much easier now because he

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Speaker 8: believes Iran is quote getting beat up badly. When I

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Speaker 8: asked what's the future of Iran in terms of the leadership,

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Speaker 8: he says, I know who's calling the shots there now,

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Speaker 8: but I can't tell you exactly what's going on. There

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Speaker 8: are some good candidates to lead Iran. He will continue

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Speaker 8: to closely monitor the response in the region.

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Speaker 2: Iran says it has launched a sixth wave of missile

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Speaker 2: and drone attacks on Israel and US Bass in the region.

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Speaker 2: Let's check the four day wdbz ACU weather forecast matren details.

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Speaker 2: Is today briske and colder today. Some snow flurries around

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Speaker 2: midday could accumulate coding to an inch. Otherwise we'll see

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Speaker 2: some sun later today. High thirty six, clear, very cold

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Speaker 2: tonight back down to the single digits, and then a

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Speaker 2: cold day tomorrow, cloud sun just twenty eight for a

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Speaker 2: high Tomorrow. Tuesday, a little better increase in cloud some

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Speaker 2: rain snow mix later in the day or at night.

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Speaker 2: On Tuesday, high close to forty and then Wednesday cloudy,

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Speaker 2: not as cold, high forty four thirty eight right now

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Speaker 2: with clouds. In Boston at six oh five, A twenty

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Speaker 2: five year old man in stable condition at Mass General

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Speaker 2: this morning after being electrocuted yesterday afternoon about one thirty

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Speaker 2: while working on power lines on Railroad Street in Revere.

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Speaker 2: The Michael's power worker making contact with a live wire

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Speaker 2: while working on elevated power line. A nurse nearby provided

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Speaker 2: aid until ems arrived. Police later crediting that nurse for

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Speaker 2: her quick response and willingness to assist. Power was out

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Speaker 2: in some parts of Revere for about ninety minutes. While

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Speaker 2: most people were getting ready for last week's blizzard, some

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Speaker 2: were enjoying bottomless meatballs in Boston.

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Speaker 6: It's become a bit of a tradition if Boston declares

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Speaker 6: a snow emergency. Once bought in the South End has

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Speaker 6: customers coming in asking for meatball.

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Speaker 5: We offer what we call all you can meatball or

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Speaker 5: all you can eat meatballs.

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Speaker 6: That's Ted Hawkins, the director of operations at Coda Restaurant

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Speaker 6: Group that owns SRV Italian restaurant for the past ten years.

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Speaker 6: If there's a snow emergency, you can stop in spend

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Speaker 6: six bucks and get bottomless meatballs.

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Speaker 5: Sixteen, twenty seventeen, the first big snowstorm we had turned

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Speaker 5: out to be a snow emergency. If I do remember correctly,

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Speaker 5: it was actually a very large snowstorm and we wanted

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Speaker 5: to find a way to bring the folks out, and

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Speaker 5: meatballs have always been our most pop it.

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Speaker 6: SRV was closed on Monday because of the blizzard, but

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Speaker 6: because the snow emergency started on Sunday, some people got

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Speaker 6: a little treat before to help give them some energy

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Speaker 6: ahead of lots of shoveling in the south end of

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Speaker 6: of Friedman w b Z, Boston's news radio.

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Speaker 2: A new study ones that rapid warming is starting to

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Speaker 2: have a real impact on one of Europe's most iconic

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Speaker 2: mountain ranges.

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Speaker 1: A new report says snow in the Pyrenees between southern

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Speaker 1: France and Spain is disappearing far more quickly than expected.

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Speaker 1: What would one degree matter? Joseph Bonsums is a researcher

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Speaker 1: at the University of Barcelona.

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Speaker 3: Around fifty percent of the snow park will be loose

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Speaker 3: if there's an increase of one degree of four me.

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Speaker 1: Snow cover is shrinking in both duration and depth, especially

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Speaker 1: at lower elevations, turning snowfall into rain. That's shifting water

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Speaker 1: supplies from millions of people and putting pressure on ski resorts.

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Speaker 1: Brad Gibson for CBS News Carcasson, France.

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Speaker 2: Sinky magazine has published their list of twenty five best

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Speaker 2: small Towns in New England. Five Massachusetts towns make the list.

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Speaker 2: Chatham recognized for their historic eighteen o eight Chatham Lighthouse,

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Speaker 2: their fishing pier, and their Mountamoy National Wildlife Refuge. Lenox

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Speaker 2: best known for its summer music venue, Tanglewood, Lincoln, home

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Speaker 2: to the Mini Man National Historic Park. Manchester by the

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Speaker 2: Sea popular for it's singing Beach I've never heard about this,

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Speaker 2: where sand squeaks under your feet. And in Shellbourne people

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Speaker 2: can enjoy the Bridge of Flowers of former trolley bridge

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Speaker 2: transformed into a botanical walkway. Five best towns in the

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