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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning. It is Wednesday, October twenty ninth. Going to
be cloudy today with the spotty showers. Highs about fifty degrees,
a rainy day, Tomorrow, highs in the fifties, clouds maybe
a little sun on Friday, highs about sixty degrees, and
then the fifties for the weekend. Top stories. Hurricane Melissa
on the move, devastating Jamaica yesterday as a Category five
(00:22):
with massive flooding, one hundred and eighty five mile an
hour winds at times several people killed, homes and businesses destroyed,
tourists stranded. All of that, we.
Speaker 2 (00:33):
Have put necessary measures in place, so tomorrow the efforts
to clear roads, to ensure that year is an on
white connectivity, to return electricity, and to deal with the
humanitarian issues that may occur, the need for food, medicine,
and temporary shelter.
Speaker 1 (00:49):
Melissa still on the move, hitting Cuba today as a
Category three storm wins of about one hundred and twenty
five miles an hour. Still very destructive. By the way,
maybe twenty inches of rain expected in parts of Cuba.
Melissa's next targets the Bahamas later today and then maybe Bermuda.
Several Massachusetts. People, by the way, are still stranded in Jamaica.
(01:11):
Other stories, World Series Game four, Blue Jays bouncing back
with a six to two win over the Dodgers series
now even at two games piece. Game five tonight in
Los Angeles, the government still shut down. Another no vote
in Washington yesterday on any kind of a solution. More
and more people, services and jobs being affected. Who's to
(01:31):
blame depends on who you're asking.
Speaker 3 (01:34):
We can provide all the help, provide pay and furlough
and back pay for federal workers, and fix the healthcare crisis,
and all they have to do is sit down, negotiate
with us, and both can happen.
Speaker 1 (01:45):
With this shutdown, It's not just their a everyday feud
with Donald Trump. It's become now a problem where American
families are paying the price. And Boston Mayor Woo delivering
her state of the Schools addressed last night. Schools are
much improved, they still have a ways to go, she says.
Speaker 4 (02:01):
Boston has been a target in the federal political storm.
We've had grants pulled, funding cut and even as we
do everything we can to protect our communities, we'll have
some hard decisions to make these next few years won't
be easy, but as we know, Boston doesn't back down.
Speaker 1 (02:22):
After first ever state of the school's address, market basket
mayhem in Westbridgewater to women cut shoplifting, attacking managers. They
were assaulted people in a store in public. That's not
all right.
Speaker 3 (02:35):
I just see damn wark hard over here.
Speaker 1 (02:38):
Both women, by the way, are in custody. New report
this morning says America is getting skinnier for the first
time in more than fifteen years. Obesity is down, most likely,
they say, because of ozepic and other weight loss drugs.
No winner in the Mega millions last night at the
jackpot Friday Night. Halloween Night jumps to seven hundred and
(02:58):
forty million, and list of best cities to celebrate Halloween
in America is out the top five New York City,
Jersey City, LA, Chicago, and Vegas. We've got jingle Ball
tickets seven ten and eight ten this morning. You know
you want them. The tickets include a shot at the
one hundred eight thousand dollars jackpot. Lisa check the drive
(03:18):
next
Good morning. It is Wednesday, October twenty ninth. Going to
be cloudy today with the spotty showers. Highs about fifty degrees,
a rainy day, Tomorrow, highs in the fifties, clouds maybe
a little sun on Friday, highs about sixty degrees, and
then the fifties for the weekend. Top stories. Hurricane Melissa
on the move, devastating Jamaica yesterday as a Category five
(00:22):
with massive flooding, one hundred and eighty five mile an
hour winds at times several people killed, homes and businesses destroyed,
tourists stranded. All of that, we.
Speaker 2 (00:33):
Have put necessary measures in place, so tomorrow the efforts
to clear roads, to ensure that year is an on
white connectivity, to return electricity, and to deal with the
humanitarian issues that may occur, the need for food, medicine,
and temporary shelter.
Speaker 1 (00:49):
Melissa still on the move, hitting Cuba today as a
Category three storm wins of about one hundred and twenty
five miles an hour. Still very destructive. By the way,
maybe twenty inches of rain expected in parts of Cuba.
Melissa's next targets the Bahamas later today and then maybe Bermuda.
Several Massachusetts. People, by the way, are still stranded in Jamaica.
(01:11):
Other stories, World Series Game four, Blue Jays bouncing back
with a six to two win over the Dodgers series
now even at two games piece. Game five tonight in
Los Angeles, the government still shut down. Another no vote
in Washington yesterday on any kind of a solution. More
and more people, services and jobs being affected. Who's to
(01:31):
blame depends on who you're asking.
Speaker 3 (01:34):
We can provide all the help, provide pay and furlough
and back pay for federal workers, and fix the healthcare crisis,
and all they have to do is sit down, negotiate
with us, and both can happen.
Speaker 1 (01:45):
With this shutdown, It's not just their a everyday feud
with Donald Trump. It's become now a problem where American
families are paying the price. And Boston Mayor Woo delivering
her state of the Schools addressed last night. Schools are
much improved, they still have a ways to go, she says.
Speaker 4 (02:01):
Boston has been a target in the federal political storm.
We've had grants pulled, funding cut and even as we
do everything we can to protect our communities, we'll have
some hard decisions to make these next few years won't
be easy, but as we know, Boston doesn't back down.
Speaker 1 (02:22):
After first ever state of the school's address, market basket
mayhem in Westbridgewater to women cut shoplifting, attacking managers. They
were assaulted people in a store in public. That's not
all right.
Speaker 3 (02:35):
I just see damn wark hard over here.
Speaker 1 (02:38):
Both women, by the way, are in custody. New report
this morning says America is getting skinnier for the first
time in more than fifteen years. Obesity is down, most likely,
they say, because of ozepic and other weight loss drugs.
No winner in the Mega millions last night at the
jackpot Friday Night. Halloween Night jumps to seven hundred and
(02:58):
forty million, and list of best cities to celebrate Halloween
in America is out the top five New York City,
Jersey City, LA, Chicago, and Vegas. We've got jingle Ball
tickets seven ten and eight ten this morning. You know
you want them. The tickets include a shot at the
one hundred eight thousand dollars jackpot. Lisa check the drive
(03:18):
next
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