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

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Speaker 2: News at eleven o'clock in Boston's looking good out there,

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Speaker 2: mostly Sonny Word fifty seven degrees.

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Speaker 3: Good morning. I'm Nicole Davis, and here's what's happening. It's official.

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Speaker 3: Attorney General Andrea Campbell says you will run for a

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Speaker 3: second term. Campbell making the announcement earlier today in a

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Speaker 3: new video touting her efforts to protect consumers in Massachusetts

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Speaker 3: and the fact that her office has been involved in

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Speaker 3: at least three dozen lawsuits against the Trump administration since

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Speaker 3: President Trump took office. As of now, she has no

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Speaker 3: challengers for her re election bid. She broke barriers back

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Speaker 3: in twenty twenty three as she was the first black

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Speaker 3: woman in Massachusetts to serve as Attorney General at eleven

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Speaker 3: oh one. Today marks three weeks since the start of

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Speaker 3: the government shutdown, and there is still no sign of

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Speaker 3: budging on either side. Your CBS is Bradley Blackburn.

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Speaker 4: Democrats are dug in with their demand to extend healthcare subsidies. Today,

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Speaker 4: Senate Republicans will have lunch with President Trump at the

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Speaker 4: White House, where smaller funding bills could be on the

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Speaker 4: table to pay some federal workers, like active duty military.

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Speaker 4: Speaker Mike Johnson says he'd bring the House back to

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Speaker 4: vote if it passes the Senate.

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Speaker 5: Yes, I don't have any faith that they're going to

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Speaker 5: pass it, though. I think they're going to continue to

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Speaker 5: play games.

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Speaker 3: Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer calling the lunch today a

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Speaker 3: pep rally. While the messaging battle plays out on Capitol Hill,

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Speaker 3: federal workers across the country are set to miss another paycheck.

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Speaker 3: Vice President jd Vance is in Israel trying to shore

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Speaker 3: up the precarious ceasefire between Israel and Hamas at ceasefire

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Speaker 3: facing its toughest challenge yet when over the weekend violence

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Speaker 3: erupted in Gaza. Israel says Hamas killed two of its troops,

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Speaker 3: so it retaliated with air strikes that Hamma's health officials

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Speaker 3: say killed dozens. There's an ongoing power struggle over the region.

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Speaker 3: Here's ABC's Tom Sufi Burridge.

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Speaker 1: On the grand at Gaza.

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Speaker 6: It's not just Hamas and other Palestinian political plots. These

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Speaker 6: like Fata in Gaza with her mass being the dominant force,

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Speaker 6: there are also clans, effectively very powerful families which have

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Speaker 6: had sway an influence in the Gaza strip, but in

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Speaker 6: the sort of power vacuum in Gaza because of the war,

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Speaker 6: some of those families have been collaborating with the Israelis

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Speaker 6: and some of them have been armed by the Israeli government.

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Speaker 6: But Hamas is also trying to take retribution against them

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Speaker 6: and stamp its own authority on the ground to ensure

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Speaker 6: that it is the dominant force on the ground going forward.

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Speaker 3: And the World Food Program now says it cannot get

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Speaker 3: enough food into the enclave because some of the crossings

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Speaker 3: are still closed. It's eleven oh two and the NBTA

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Speaker 3: says it wants to change up how it deals with

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Speaker 3: narcan in red line stations. As part of a pilot program,

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Speaker 3: for the past year, free doses of narcan have been

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Speaker 3: available at five red lined stations, but in a recent report,

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Speaker 3: the TEE told lawmakers none of those doses were used

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Speaker 3: in any of the stations. That being said, the report

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Speaker 3: said people did take doses from the cabinets, but all

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Speaker 3: the dose says we're taken outside the stations for use elsewhere.

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Speaker 3: TEE says they would suggest another company or nonprofit takeover

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Speaker 3: handling the project as right now they just don't have

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Speaker 3: the resources or personnel to keep it going well. After

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Speaker 3: yesterday's rain, it is really quite nice to see a

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Speaker 3: blue sky and really not much that we have to

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Speaker 3: worry about today for the forecast. Lots of sun, a

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Speaker 3: nice little breeze out there from the southwest, about ten

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Speaker 3: fifteen miles an hour, Temperatures in the fifties right now,

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Speaker 3: getting up to about the mid sixties for the high.

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Speaker 3: Then for tonight cloud's return with a couple of showers late.

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Speaker 3: We have a low in the mid fifties on the coast,

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Speaker 3: close to fifty if you're in the suburbs. Tomorrow we

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Speaker 3: could have a wet morning commute getting to work in school,

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Speaker 3: but after lunch that should all start to dry up.

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Speaker 3: Actually could maybe see some sun in the afternoon. We

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Speaker 3: have a high year sixty five again for Thursday, partly

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Speaker 3: sunny with a breeze, and a high year sixty more

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Speaker 3: of the same on Friday. Temperatures we're at fifty seven

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Speaker 3: in Touton, fifty six in Framingham fifty six as well

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Speaker 3: in Salem. In Boston at No. Five it is mostly

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Speaker 3: sunny and where at fifty eight. Some new pushback is

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Speaker 3: coming against those generational tobacco bands in some cities in

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Speaker 3: towns in Massachusetts. You'r wbz's James Rohas from Everett.

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Speaker 1: A coalition of retailers, trade associations, and advocacy groups are

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Speaker 1: calling it a loophole, the ability of cities and towns

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Speaker 1: to put in place their own generational sales ban on

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Speaker 1: tobacco products. For these guys a smoker and non smoker,

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Speaker 1: they're not the biggest fans.

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Speaker 5: So you should have the freedom of buying whatever you

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Speaker 5: want to buy if you have the certain age.

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Speaker 1: I know different cities like they go buy their own

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Speaker 1: l restriction and and stuff. But yeah, I don't think

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Speaker 1: it's fight.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't think it's fight.

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Speaker 1: The coalition is supporting proposed laws that would establish a

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Speaker 1: consistent minimum age for purchasing adult use products, including alcohol, cannabis,

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Speaker 1: and gaming. Brookline led the way for other municipalities to

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Speaker 1: approve their own generational tobacco sales ban in Everett. James

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Speaker 1: Rojas WBZ Boston's News Radio.

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Speaker 3: At eleven oh six some updates for you this morning.

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Speaker 3: As we have learned, Fall River police have made an

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Speaker 3: arrest connected to the stabbing. A former mayor Will Flanagan

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Speaker 3: now he is in the hospital with serious injuries after

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Speaker 3: the stabbing near his dispensary yesterday on Hartwell Street. Investigators

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Speaker 3: say they worked into the early hours of the morning

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Speaker 3: to track down a person of interest. That person's identity

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Speaker 3: has not been released, but again Fall River police so

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Speaker 3: they have made an arrest in the stabbing. A former

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Speaker 3: Fall River mayor, Will Flanagan and investigators in Florida are

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Speaker 3: demanding access to user data from that online game Roadblocks.

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Speaker 3: Here's ABC's Jim Ryan.

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Speaker 5: Roblocks has been singled out as a tool used by

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Speaker 5: online predators to seek out young victims. Florida Attorney General

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Speaker 5: James Utbayer is going beyond civil complaints.

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Speaker 1: These criminal subpoenas will enable us to gather more information

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Speaker 1: for our prosecutors about the criminal activity taking place on

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Speaker 1: Roadblocks platform.

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Speaker 5: Roadblocks has not responded publicly to those specific subpoenas, but

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Speaker 5: on CBS Roadblocks Chief safety Officer Matt Kaufman says, we take.

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Speaker 7: Every case of heart extremely seriously.

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Speaker 5: Jim rillon ABC.

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Speaker 3: News and New Data sheds light on just how much

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Speaker 3: backlash Disney and ABC faced for Jimmy Kimmel's comments on

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Speaker 3: the death of Charlie Kirk.

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Speaker 7: Disney at ABC were flooded with protest messages, and we

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Speaker 7: don't know if Jimmy Kimmel's conciliatory remarks were enough to

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Speaker 7: win back people who felt alienated by the company.

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Speaker 1: It was never my intention to make light of the

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Speaker 1: murder of a young man.

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Speaker 7: But Affirm that tracks streaming services says the cancelation made

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Speaker 7: for Disney Plus and Hulu doubled after Kimmel's suspension. The

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Speaker 7: antenna analytics firm says that translates into some three million

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Speaker 7: Disney Plus subscribers and more than four million Hulu streamers,

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Speaker 7: and Kenna says some of that was countered by news

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Speaker 7: sign ups. Peter King, CDs News.

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Speaker 3: You are now in the loop for news updates throughout

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Speaker 3: the day. Listened to WBZ News Radio on the iHeartRadio app.

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