What You Need To Know With Christine Nagy

Here's what is going on in the news today.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Seven fifty nine on this rainy, nasty Friday morning, and
Cubby and Christine hanging out with you and Christine, good morning.
You have all the headlines. What do we need to know?

Speaker 2 (00:08):
Good morning, hebby, thank you well. First off, the suspect
in the Brown University shooting found dead from an apparent
self inflicted gunshot wound in New Hampshire. Officials now say
he is also the suspected killer of an MIT professor.
Governor Hokel says ridership on the city subway system is
up and crime is significantly down. And the Archdiocese of

(00:31):
New York has a new leader. Popelio the fourteenth as
appointed Bishop Ronald Hicks as the next Archbishop of New
York following the formal resignation of Cardinal Timothy Dolan. So,
if you are traveling, you know you're gonna have a
lot of company, right, I'm not like breaking news here.
Tripa A is saying a record one hundred and twenty
two point four million Americans expected to travel at least

(00:54):
fifty miles from their home this holiday season, and the
airports are ready for you. Air travel will also reach
new heights with over eight million Americans flying domestically today
and tomorrow very busy days.

Speaker 1 (01:05):
For goodness, back in November, they took care of that
whole air traffic control thing. Good Thanksgiving actually ran pretty good.
It was smooth, right, hopefull they can keep that going.

Speaker 2 (01:13):
And then today the weather is a factor that's.

Speaker 1 (01:15):
Going to be dicey, and that's just something that you.

Speaker 2 (01:17):
Can't control that we in sports hockey Rangers beat the
Blues to one. Basketball, Nick's beat the Pacers one fourteen
one thirteen Nets lost to the heat one of six
ninety five. Thursday night football Seahawks beat the Rams thirty
eight twenty seven in overtime. And finally, have you ever
gone to the movies on Christmas Day? Few stores are open,

(01:38):
so diversions are hard to come by on Christmas Day,
making a trip to the movies one of the only
ways families can get together somewhere other than home. And
theater's report. Business picks up after three and four in
the afternoon, when presents have been unwrapped in people with
free time or in search of something to do.

Speaker 1 (01:54):
And what do you know, our friend Harry Medved will
be talking all things movies coming up in about five minutes.
He is back,