Billy's News

This morning's forecast is looking warmer than yesterday, with highs in the forties and possibly fifty degrees. But don't get too comfortable - it's going to get chilly again tomorrow. In the world of sports, the Bruins are on a roll after beating the Blues five to two. The Celtics are heading to Milwaukee to take on the Bucks, and the Patriots are gearing up for a big game against the Bills on Sunday. We're also celebrating a win for Natick High School's soccer teams, who took home state championships.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning. It is Wednesday, December tenth. A forecast. Definitely
warmer as you head out this morning, about twenty degrees
momer than it was at this time yesterday. Definitely cloudy today,
some rain later in the afternoon, but highs today in
the forties, possibly fifty degrees windy, colder Tomorrow, highs in
the thirties, sun and clouds on Friday, highs again in

(00:23):
the thirties. Top stories. Let's start with the Bruins. They
beat the Blues five to two. Celt's going to be
in Milwaukee with the Bucks tomorrow, Patriots and the Bills.
That big game out at July Sunday one o'clock kickoff.
And by the way, shout out to Natick High School.
Both the boys and girls soccer teams won state championships.
Other stories Another day of testimony and the Brian Walsh

(00:45):
murder trial today still going on. By the way, a
key witness today a guy who claims he was with
on A Walsh the night she disappeared. And a young
mother with ties to White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt
is back in New England and today after being taken
and kept at a nice detention center, for as long
as two weeks her lawyer yesterday.

Speaker 2 (01:07):
It turns out it was a juvenile fans associated protected
under Massachusetts privacy laws, was not a crime. She was
never arrested. He was turning another high school student. They
were pushing each other, arguing over the change from the Dunkin.

Speaker 1 (01:18):
Donics purchase and other stories. This morning, we could see
another interest rate cut today. The Fed expected to announce
a third straight rate cut today and a list of
most popular touring artists dropped yesterday. It says Coldplay was
number one with twenty four millions tickets sold. You two second,
Ed Sheer and third, and Taylor Swift rounding out the

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top five at number five. By the way, Taylor Swift
the special guest on Colbert Tonight, both Emily and Paris
and Victoria Beckham on Fallon last night. We'll have some
of that conversation coming up in the Entertainment Report at
seven to ten this morning. Also this morning seven ten
and eight ten, A chance at jingle Ball tickets and
the Massive VP jingle Ball Experience. Lisa Donovan checks the

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