December 6, 2025 • 6 mins
Week one of testimony is complete in the Brian Walshe murder trial. The Supreme Court has agreed to review President Trump's bid to end birthright citizenship. Christmas came early in Chelsea yesterday. Stay in "The Loop" with WBZ NewsRadio.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
This is WBZ, Boston's news radio. We defining local.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
News thirty two degrees in Boston at six o'clock. Good morning, Welcome.
I'm Charlie Burger on Here's what's happening. Jurors at Norfolk
Superior Court at Detham were sent home yesterday with week
one of testimony complete in the Brian Walsh murder trial.
There's wbz's I'm a Friedman.
Speaker 3 (00:26):
Gers heard about a hacks on other tools. Prosecutors say
we're found in a dumpster, while other testimonies centered on
cell phone data.
Speaker 1 (00:33):
Record number one twelve.
Speaker 3 (00:35):
We see a thirty six minute phone call between the
phones assigned to Anna Walsh and Brian Walsh.
Speaker 2 (00:40):
Correct.
Speaker 3 (00:41):
Correct prosecutor say Anna Walsh's husband killed her and dismembered
her body almost three years ago. Friday was a half
day and at the end of it, the judge said
she expects another two weeks of testimony. Jurors have been
told to stay off social media and not watch the
news in a case that continues to draw national attention.
I'm a Freedman, WBZ Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2 (01:00):
Supreme Court has agreed to review President Trump's bid to
end birthright citizenship. The Court did not set a date
for oral arguments in the case, but it's likely to
be early next year with a ruling in June. CBS
News legal contributor Jessica Levinson with more context.
Speaker 4 (01:18):
With respect to how this would affect other areas of
the law. What would be the ripple effect. I mean,
it really would be that there would be fewer citizens
and I think again, the big short term impact would
be a lot of paperwork, a lot of sorting, a
lot of proof to determine who now falls outside of
the protection of the Fourteenth Amendment.
Speaker 2 (01:38):
The Fourteenth Amendment grants citizenship to everyone born on American soil,
with some exceptions. One example would be for the children
of foreign diplomats. A member of Congress found herself in
the middle of an ice raid while driving through her hometown.
She says, you got pepper spray. ABC's chief Justice correspondent,
(01:58):
Pierre Thomas, he only.
Speaker 5 (02:01):
Elected Arizona congresswoman at Delita Grihava, claiming she was assaulted
by eyes when she joined protesters who'd plock the street
in Tucson. She released the video of the alleged incident.
This is like the restaurant I come to literally once
a week and was sprayed in the face by a
very aggressive agent. But Homeland Security officials pushing back, saying
Grihava was not targeted but near someone who was pepper
(02:23):
spray as they were obstructing and assaulting law enforcement.
Speaker 2 (02:26):
Tucson Mayor Regina Romero called the situation a disproportionate use
of force. Tricia McLaughlin with the US Department of Homeland
Security said two law enforcement officers were seriously injured. Police
in Cambridge say no hazardous materials have been found after
a bomb threat at the Museum of Science. The Globe
(02:47):
reports several law enforcement agencies responded yesterday after getting reports
that there may have been an explosive device in the museum.
The building was evacuated, but after checking, officials did not
find anything In investing gation continues. Let's check the four
day wdbz ACUA. The forecast LA Troy Thornton tells us
will be cloudy today, not so cold. Might see a
(03:09):
snow flurry this morning. We'll see some showers possibly this afternoon.
Again nothing major. Thirties four highs in Boston, mid forties
for the Cape in the Islands, partly cloudy thirty overnight.
Tonight Tomorrow we'll start with sun. We'll finish with clouds
high thirty eight and again maybe north of the city
of Flurry or two Tomorrow night, Monday, blustering, much colder sun,
(03:33):
clouds hid just thirty and then Tuesday sun gives way
to more afternoon clouds, and again at night on Tuesday,
maybe a rain shower, maybe a snowfloury be right around
the freezing mark on Tuesday. Right now thirty two degrees
in Boston at six five. Christmas came early yesterday in
Chelsea as the Bruins joined forces with the Professional Firefighters
(03:55):
of Massachusetts to hand out winter coats to kids in
theed and.
Speaker 6 (04:00):
Put aside their skates and sticks the firefighters their helmets
and boots to hand out warm winter coats to two
hundred needy kids at the Jordan Boys and Girls Club
in Chelsea.
Speaker 7 (04:10):
You can probably say we should have done this a
couple of weeks ago, but you realize what some of
these kids don't have the wherewithal to have a new
winter coat. So this is something we really thought there
was in need.
Speaker 6 (04:22):
Bob Sweety of the Bruins Foundation was on hand along
with defenseman Mike Callahan and Jordan Harris. Their presence meant
a lot to Boys and Girls Club. Executive director Genus said, Trella,
We see about.
Speaker 3 (04:33):
Three hundred members your day, and I think this kind
of means, like, you know, it's an extra special opportunity
for them to make sure that they're staying warm and
cozy this holiday.
Speaker 6 (04:41):
Season in Chelsea. Mike maclum WBZ Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 2 (04:45):
If buying a home today is financially out of reach
for many Americans, affording the rent not much easier, and the.
Speaker 1 (04:52):
Fifty largest city is The rent for a one bedroom
apartment climbed an average of four hundred and fifty seven
dollars a month, or forty one one percent, to more
than fifteen hundred dollars between twenty twenty and twenty twenty five.
That's according to an analysis from the loan marketplace lending Tree.
Two bedroom rents have surged thirty seven percent over the
same period. Rents continued to rise faster than wages on average. Nationally,
(05:18):
New York, San Diego and Miami have seen the largest
monthly rental increases since twenty twenty, on average by more
than eight hundred dollars a month. Steve Kaithan, CBS News.
A major media merger and inflation data dominating the markets yesterday.
Netflix is seventy two billion dollars deal by Warner Brothers
Discovery is running into early opposition, with CNBC reporting that
(05:41):
the Trump administration views the deal with skepticism, while Senator
Elizabeth Warren said that consumers could be forced to pay
higher prices with fewer viewing options. Federal Reserve rate cut
odds at next week's meeting got another boost when the
Fed's preferred inflation gage rose less than expected. In September,
the Dow rallied one hundred four points to forty nine
hundred and fifty five, the NASDAK gained seventy three points
(06:04):
to twenty three thousand, five hundred and seventy eight, and
the SFP up thirteen points to sixty eight seventy the
SFP's fourth consecutive winning session.
Speaker 2 (06:12):
Jason Brooks CBS News. Quick work by fire rescue crew
in and Over saving a dog who had fallen through
the ice on a pond in the Holt Road area.
Cruise in water rescue suits went into the water, used
a rapid deployment craft to get the animal back to
shore and over animal control brought the dog to a
veterinary hospital to be evaluated. You are now in the
(06:35):
loop for news updates throughout the day. Listen to WDBZ
News Radio on the iHeartRadio app. I'm Charlie Berger on WBZ,
Boston's news radio
This is WBZ, Boston's news radio. We defining local.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
News thirty two degrees in Boston at six o'clock. Good morning, Welcome.
I'm Charlie Burger on Here's what's happening. Jurors at Norfolk
Superior Court at Detham were sent home yesterday with week
one of testimony complete in the Brian Walsh murder trial.
There's wbz's I'm a Friedman.
Speaker 3 (00:26):
Gers heard about a hacks on other tools. Prosecutors say
we're found in a dumpster, while other testimonies centered on
cell phone data.
Speaker 1 (00:33):
Record number one twelve.
Speaker 3 (00:35):
We see a thirty six minute phone call between the
phones assigned to Anna Walsh and Brian Walsh.
Speaker 2 (00:40):
Correct.
Speaker 3 (00:41):
Correct prosecutor say Anna Walsh's husband killed her and dismembered
her body almost three years ago. Friday was a half
day and at the end of it, the judge said
she expects another two weeks of testimony. Jurors have been
told to stay off social media and not watch the
news in a case that continues to draw national attention.
I'm a Freedman, WBZ Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2 (01:00):
Supreme Court has agreed to review President Trump's bid to
end birthright citizenship. The Court did not set a date
for oral arguments in the case, but it's likely to
be early next year with a ruling in June. CBS
News legal contributor Jessica Levinson with more context.
Speaker 4 (01:18):
With respect to how this would affect other areas of
the law. What would be the ripple effect. I mean,
it really would be that there would be fewer citizens
and I think again, the big short term impact would
be a lot of paperwork, a lot of sorting, a
lot of proof to determine who now falls outside of
the protection of the Fourteenth Amendment.
Speaker 2 (01:38):
The Fourteenth Amendment grants citizenship to everyone born on American soil,
with some exceptions. One example would be for the children
of foreign diplomats. A member of Congress found herself in
the middle of an ice raid while driving through her hometown.
She says, you got pepper spray. ABC's chief Justice correspondent,
(01:58):
Pierre Thomas, he only.
Speaker 5 (02:01):
Elected Arizona congresswoman at Delita Grihava, claiming she was assaulted
by eyes when she joined protesters who'd plock the street
in Tucson. She released the video of the alleged incident.
This is like the restaurant I come to literally once
a week and was sprayed in the face by a
very aggressive agent. But Homeland Security officials pushing back, saying
Grihava was not targeted but near someone who was pepper
(02:23):
spray as they were obstructing and assaulting law enforcement.
Speaker 2 (02:26):
Tucson Mayor Regina Romero called the situation a disproportionate use
of force. Tricia McLaughlin with the US Department of Homeland
Security said two law enforcement officers were seriously injured. Police
in Cambridge say no hazardous materials have been found after
a bomb threat at the Museum of Science. The Globe
(02:47):
reports several law enforcement agencies responded yesterday after getting reports
that there may have been an explosive device in the museum.
The building was evacuated, but after checking, officials did not
find anything In investing gation continues. Let's check the four
day wdbz ACUA. The forecast LA Troy Thornton tells us
will be cloudy today, not so cold. Might see a
(03:09):
snow flurry this morning. We'll see some showers possibly this afternoon.
Again nothing major. Thirties four highs in Boston, mid forties
for the Cape in the Islands, partly cloudy thirty overnight.
Tonight Tomorrow we'll start with sun. We'll finish with clouds
high thirty eight and again maybe north of the city
of Flurry or two Tomorrow night, Monday, blustering, much colder sun,
(03:33):
clouds hid just thirty and then Tuesday sun gives way
to more afternoon clouds, and again at night on Tuesday,
maybe a rain shower, maybe a snowfloury be right around
the freezing mark on Tuesday. Right now thirty two degrees
in Boston at six five. Christmas came early yesterday in
Chelsea as the Bruins joined forces with the Professional Firefighters
(03:55):
of Massachusetts to hand out winter coats to kids in
theed and.
Speaker 6 (04:00):
Put aside their skates and sticks the firefighters their helmets
and boots to hand out warm winter coats to two
hundred needy kids at the Jordan Boys and Girls Club
in Chelsea.
Speaker 7 (04:10):
You can probably say we should have done this a
couple of weeks ago, but you realize what some of
these kids don't have the wherewithal to have a new
winter coat. So this is something we really thought there
was in need.
Speaker 6 (04:22):
Bob Sweety of the Bruins Foundation was on hand along
with defenseman Mike Callahan and Jordan Harris. Their presence meant
a lot to Boys and Girls Club. Executive director Genus said, Trella,
We see about.
Speaker 3 (04:33):
Three hundred members your day, and I think this kind
of means, like, you know, it's an extra special opportunity
for them to make sure that they're staying warm and
cozy this holiday.
Speaker 6 (04:41):
Season in Chelsea. Mike maclum WBZ Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 2 (04:45):
If buying a home today is financially out of reach
for many Americans, affording the rent not much easier, and the.
Speaker 1 (04:52):
Fifty largest city is The rent for a one bedroom
apartment climbed an average of four hundred and fifty seven
dollars a month, or forty one one percent, to more
than fifteen hundred dollars between twenty twenty and twenty twenty five.
That's according to an analysis from the loan marketplace lending Tree.
Two bedroom rents have surged thirty seven percent over the
same period. Rents continued to rise faster than wages on average. Nationally,
(05:18):
New York, San Diego and Miami have seen the largest
monthly rental increases since twenty twenty, on average by more
than eight hundred dollars a month. Steve Kaithan, CBS News.
A major media merger and inflation data dominating the markets yesterday.
Netflix is seventy two billion dollars deal by Warner Brothers
Discovery is running into early opposition, with CNBC reporting that
(05:41):
the Trump administration views the deal with skepticism, while Senator
Elizabeth Warren said that consumers could be forced to pay
higher prices with fewer viewing options. Federal Reserve rate cut
odds at next week's meeting got another boost when the
Fed's preferred inflation gage rose less than expected. In September,
the Dow rallied one hundred four points to forty nine
hundred and fifty five, the NASDAK gained seventy three points
(06:04):
to twenty three thousand, five hundred and seventy eight, and
the SFP up thirteen points to sixty eight seventy the
SFP's fourth consecutive winning session.
Speaker 2 (06:12):
Jason Brooks CBS News. Quick work by fire rescue crew
in and Over saving a dog who had fallen through
the ice on a pond in the Holt Road area.
Cruise in water rescue suits went into the water, used
a rapid deployment craft to get the animal back to
shore and over animal control brought the dog to a
veterinary hospital to be evaluated. You are now in the
(06:35):
loop for news updates throughout the day. Listen to WDBZ
News Radio on the iHeartRadio app. I'm Charlie Berger on WBZ,
Boston's news radio
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