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Today is the deadline for the real ID. Karen Read voicemails to John O’Keefe can now be heard. City counselors want Tanya Fernandes Anderson to resign. The conclave continues in Rome.  

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning. It is Wednesday, May seventh. We'll see gradual
clearing today. We should get some sun later in the day,
highs at least seventy degrees, mix of clouds and sun
for tomorrow highs in the seventies and a rainy day
on Friday. Top story Celts in the Knicks Game two
in Boston tonight. The Celts down one game zip in
the series till the heavy favorite to beat the Knicks.

(00:22):
Seven o'clock tip off tonight by the Way Pacers and
the Warriors, both winners last night. Other stories, Today's the
day the real ID deadline. You'll need a real ID
or a passport to board domestic flights. You might find
added delays out at the airport. We are going to
process you. It might take some additional time, but we're

(00:42):
going to do it efficiently. And Karen Reid. Trial jurors
yesterday got to hear some of the heated voicemail Reid
sent to John O'Keefe that night. John, John, I'm going home.
I cannot leave you sitting these I.

Speaker 2 (00:57):
Need to go home. You are using I know your
other girl sleeping next to me. You're a loser.

Speaker 1 (01:06):
Yourself more than fifty voicemail and or calls that night.
Other story, City leaders in Boston, including other city councilors,
want Tania Fernandez Anderson to resign after pleading guilty this
week to corruption. Let's be on time. She needs to
resign and do what's in the best interest of her constituents.

Speaker 2 (01:28):
I don't know anyone else who would hold on to it,
especially after saying, you know, admitting and then saying you're
going to leave, and then entering a guilty fleet. Why
you wouldn't just move on?

Speaker 1 (01:37):
She remains, by the way, on the city payroll. More
than one hundred and thirty cardinals from around the world
gathering in Rome today with the conclave to choose a
new pope getting underway. Ten of those cardinals are from
the US. The shortest conclave was just a few hours.
The longest ever took three years. Lisa's book Club heads
over the borders tonight into Hartford, Connecticut. Special guest tonight

(02:01):
the creator of the Youth series, Caroline Keepnis, who, by
the way, joins us on this show this morning at
a ten and Lisa checks your drive. Next