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

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Speaker 2: Thirty five degrees in Boston at six o'clock. Good morning,

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Speaker 2: I'm Charlie Burger on Here's what's happening, and we now

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Speaker 2: see some relief of those traveling at the nation's airports.

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Speaker 2: The Federal Aviation Administration rolling back flight restrictions ahead of

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Speaker 2: the upcoming Thanksgiving travel rush. CBS News Boston's Tami Matassa.

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Speaker 1: Airlines only have to cut three percent of their flights,

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Speaker 1: down from the six percent which was mandated during the

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Speaker 1: longest government shut down ever. Thousands of flights were affected,

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Speaker 1: including Ant's flight to Disney last week.

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Speaker 3: A week made a huge difference.

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Speaker 1: Yes, Florida airports were actually crazy, so on Sunday we

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Speaker 1: ended up having a one hour delay. Officials say the

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Speaker 1: rollback comes as staffing levels for air traffic controllers have

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Speaker 1: improved since they missed two paychecks during this dalemate.

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Speaker 4: There if you travel coming up from me as well,

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Speaker 4: and I don't want them to get delayed.

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Speaker 1: Some will choose to avoid the skies and hit the

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Speaker 1: road instead.

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Speaker 5: Just in case.

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Speaker 6: I am a little concerned.

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Speaker 1: How long will it take for the entire aviation system

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Speaker 1: to completely stabilize.

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Speaker 2: That's still unclear and right now. According to FlightAware at

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Speaker 2: Logan Airport, there are fifteen delays of this hour, nine

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Speaker 2: flights have been canceled. The JFK Presidential Library at Columbia

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Speaker 2: Point in Dorchester reopens this morning at ten am after

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Speaker 2: being closed for more than a month due to the

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Speaker 2: government shutdown. Admission will be free to all visitors today

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Speaker 2: and each day through November thirtieth. The JFK Cafe will

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Speaker 2: reopen Monday. The research room will reopen by appointment only

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Speaker 2: on Tuesday. The library open every day ten to five

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Speaker 2: except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day. The trial of

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Speaker 2: Brian Walsh begins next week. Here's wz's Brook McCarthy In Norfolk.

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Speaker 7: Superior Court Judge Diane for Near said a doctor found

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Speaker 7: that Brian Walsh is competent after weeks of evaluation at

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Speaker 7: Bridgewater State Hospital, which means he will stand trial, with

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Speaker 7: jury selections set to start on Tuesday and opening statements

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Speaker 7: could begin as soon as December first. The defense had

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Speaker 7: also requested the trial be moved out of Norfolk County

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Speaker 7: because of extensive media coverage on Walsh's case, but judge

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Speaker 7: Vernier denied this motion.

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Speaker 6: The publicity in this case peaked in January twenty twenty

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Speaker 6: three when the defendant was charged in connection with the

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Speaker 6: victim's murder, and has decreased in frequency over time time,

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Speaker 6: undermining a presumption of prejudice.

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Speaker 7: She also said there is no reason to bring injurors

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Speaker 7: from another county because there is a large enough pool

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Speaker 7: within Norfolk County. Walsh is accused of murdering and dismembering

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Speaker 7: his wife Anna in their cohas at home on New

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Speaker 7: Year's Day twenty twenty three. Her body has never been found.

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Speaker 7: Brooke McCarthy WBZ Boston's News Radio, let's check the.

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Speaker 2: Four day WDBZ acuweather for Castleer Troy Thornton tells us

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Speaker 2: Today we'll have some sun, some clouds, chilibrees high forty six,

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Speaker 2: got some rainow moving in overnight tonight and should end

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Speaker 2: toward dawn. Dropped about forty overnight tonight, and then temps

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Speaker 2: will rise a little bit during the early morning hours tomorrow.

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Speaker 2: It's a windy day tomorrow, clouds and some sun, high

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Speaker 2: fifty five, but temperatures will drop through the day into

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Speaker 2: the forties. Monday, blustery, colder, clouds and sun high forty five.

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Speaker 2: More of the same on Tuesday. Breezy chili with some

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Speaker 2: sun high forty seven Chile right now thirty five degrees

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Speaker 2: in Boston at six oh five, so south of the city,

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Speaker 2: East Bridgewater will be holding a special election today. Here's

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Speaker 2: wbz's Madison Rodgers.

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Speaker 3: Neighbours are weighing whether the town can up property taxes

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Speaker 3: likely for the next few decades to redesign and rebuild

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Speaker 3: Central Elementary School.

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Speaker 7: Our electrical system is highly overloaded.

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Speaker 3: Hey Burn is principle at Central and describes a building

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Speaker 3: riddled with infrastructure problems, including conflicting heating and cooling systems.

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Speaker 7: So it is not uncommon for our west facing classrooms

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Speaker 7: to have severe temperatures in the world warmer months, upwards

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Speaker 7: of ninety degrees in a class.

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Speaker 3: She's speaking at a town meeting this week that approved

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Speaker 3: a one hundred twenty five million dollar bond authorization for

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Speaker 3: the project. The States agreed to pay around fifty one million.

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Speaker 3: The town estimates the proposal on the balance Saturday would

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Speaker 3: raise the average household's property taxes by eight hundred forty

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Speaker 3: dollars for thirty years. Madison Rogers WBZ Boston's News Radio.

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Speaker 2: The voting in East Bridgewater will be at the Mitchell

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Speaker 2: Middle School eleven am till seven pm. The former head

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Speaker 2: of Boston Public Schools bus safety arrested and accused of

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Speaker 2: accepting bribes. Court documents reveal fifty nine year old Michael

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Speaker 2: Muller of Millbury used to work for the Transportation Company,

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Speaker 2: which is a bus contractor which was responsible for managing

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Speaker 2: operations and maintenance of over seven hundred Boston Public School buses.

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Speaker 2: Muller is charged with soliciting more than eight hundred thousand

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Speaker 2: dollars in bribes and kickbacks over a decade from vendors

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Speaker 2: who were worked on those buses. It's a good year

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Speaker 2: to be a River herring. Here's WBTS Emma Friedman.

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Speaker 4: Each year, the River Herring embark on a journey, and

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Speaker 4: this year things have been going especially well.

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Speaker 5: We had our highest number since we've started monitoring the migration.

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Speaker 5: In twenty twelve, Over eight hundred and fifteen thousand herring

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Speaker 5: passed through Boston Harbor up the Mystic River as part

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Speaker 5: of their annual migration.

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Speaker 4: Darius Santalani is the Senior Engagement manager at the Mystic

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Speaker 4: River Watershed Association. She says the news is really exciting

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Speaker 4: for the organization because river herring are really ecologically important

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Speaker 4: and in the past, overfishing has caused a population problem.

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Speaker 4: They're a big part of both freshwater and marine food

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Speaker 4: webs because they make the migration from freshwater to have

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Speaker 4: their babies each year.

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Speaker 5: They're a food staple for indigenous people as well as

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Speaker 5: used to enrich soil for crops. Alewifet Station is named

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Speaker 5: Alewife because of this fish. And on top of all that,

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Speaker 5: it's just amazing that the largest hairy migration in Massachusetts

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Speaker 5: happens in the most urban watershed.

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Speaker 4: I'm a Freedman w Boston's News Radio.

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Speaker 2: A popular restaurant in Quincy will be closing next month.

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Speaker 2: Sixteen C on Cottage Avenue first opened in twenty sixteen.

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Speaker 2: Owner Kerrie lynch Delaney in a Facebook post making the

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Speaker 2: announcement that the eatery known for their steak, tips and pizza,

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Speaker 2: will be closing their doors in late December. You are

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Speaker 2: now in the loop for news updates throughout the day.

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Speaker 2: Listen to DOUBLEBZ News Radio on the iHeartRadio app. I'm

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Speaker 2: Charlie Berger on WDBZ Boston's news radio