2.26.25 Billy's News

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning. It is Wednesday, February twenty sixth. It's going
to be sunny and nice today, highs about fifty degrees.
Tomorrow Claudie with showers, Hi's close to fifty degrees. And
then Friday sunny, pretty windy though highs in the forties.
Top stories. All sides in the Karen Reid trial back
in court yesterday, arguing over payments made to certain defense witnesses.

(00:21):
No decisions were made. Another hearing is set for next week.
Karen Reid and her lawyer outside the courthouse. I think
the Commonwealth's urian she didn't get rid of the ark experts.
They established the Karen Reid's innocence for sure.

Speaker 2 (00:34):
Of course, I'd be worring to lose any member of
my defense team if I mean an appeal.

Speaker 1 (00:38):
The retrial begins in April. Our legal expert, Catherine Loftus
will call in this morning at seven ten and break
it all down. Meantime, Boston Mayor Michelle Woo headed to Washington.
She'll speak to Congress on immigration and the cutbacks.

Speaker 2 (00:52):
We're very proud of Boston's track record as the safest
major city in the country, so we know that what
we've been doing here, working protecting our residents and making
sure that we're delivering services every day. So that's what
we're focused on.

Speaker 1 (01:06):
And reports out of the Vatican this morning say the
Pope is critical but stable, so there has been some improvement.
They say he's actually working from the Vatican. Airline news
this morning, yet another close call. A Southwest flight coming
in for a landing in Chicago had to abort last
second with a bizjet crossing the runway, begging the question

(01:26):
what is going on with air traffic? Starbucks yesterday firing
more than a thousand corporate workers. McDonald's says it will
not be adding surcharges as egg prices continue to rise.
Music News Sabrina Carpenter and Dolly Partons Please Please Please
remixes now on Billboard's Hot Country Charts. Gracie Abrams being
recognized by the Songwriters Hall of Fame. Tate McCrae was

(01:49):
on Fallin last night. We'll have some of that and
what she said coming up in the Entertainment Report at
six point forty this morning. We'll play the match game
at seven ten and eight ten this morning. Celts make
it six wins in a row. They beat the Raptors
last night. Bruins lost to the Leafs last night. In overtime,
Lisa Donovan checks the drive next