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The excitement is building as we count down to the first World Cup game in Foxboro, Massachusetts. The city is buzzing with anticipation, and the governor has just signed a bill extending party hours until 3 am to accommodate the expected crowds. But it's not just about the soccer – we've also got NBA finals to look forward to, with the Spurs taking on the Knicks in a thrilling matchup.

This episode covers the latest news and updates from the world of sports and entertainment. From the Spurs' historic win to the upcoming World Cup, we've got the scoop on what's happening in the sports world. We'll also touch on some of the biggest stories in music, including the latest chart-toppers and upcoming tours.

The speaker shares their thoughts on the governor's decision to extend party hours, and how it will impact the city's bars and restaurants. We'll also hear about the latest developments in the NBA finals, including the Spurs' impressive victory over the Knicks. And, of course, we'll discuss the highly anticipated World Cup, which is just days away from kicking off.

If you want to hear more about the excitement building in Foxboro, the latest sports news, and the hottest music trends, tune in to this episode to get the inside scoop. Join us as we break down the biggest stories of the week and get you ready for the action-packed days ahead.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning. It is Tuesday, June ninth. Forecast gonna be
sunny and hot today. Highs in the eighties, in the
eighties again tomorrow. Chance of late day or early evening showers.
Pretty much the same for Thursday. Two top stories. The
Spurs beat the Knicks in New York last night, one fifteen,
one eleven. The President was there.

Speaker 2 (00:20):
It was certainly amazing. It was it was I think
mostly tears. It was, it was loud, and it was
very enthusiast.

Speaker 1 (00:28):
Yeah, they were booze too. The first sitting US president
to attend an NBA final. Cardi B performed the halftime.
Here was the call. We've been competing with Cardi B.
Here we lost.

Speaker 2 (00:41):
I don't know.

Speaker 1 (00:41):
Both bees recorded BES Game four tomorrow night in New York. Meantime,
Stanley Cup Finals continued tonight the Golden Nights and the Hurricanes.
The Night's up two games one in that series, and
we are just days away from the first to World
Cup game in Foxboro. Good news for bars and for restaurants.

(01:03):
The governor yesterday signing the bill extending party hours until
three am. We're gonna have the opportunity for fans to
be out together and joining one another's company. It just
makes a whole lot of sense.

Speaker 2 (01:15):
Places can stay open, bars and restaurants till three am
if they want. During this World Cup, it's going to
be a great experience people from all over the world.
Games played at all hours.

Speaker 1 (01:24):
Of the day. We'll see how that goes. The first
World Cup game in Foxboro nine o'clock Saturday night. Haiti
and Scotland FanFest on City Hall Plaza in Boston begins
on Friday. Live matches on the big screens, food and entertainment,
and mandatory mini camps began to begin today for the
Patriots out there in Foxboro. Other stories, how about an

(01:46):
earthquake felt in parts of Florida yesterday center just west
of Cuba. And the list of top songs in America
is out, Ariana Grande topping the list at number one.
Charlie XCX will kick off the new tour in September
if she brings it to the gd Garden in Boston
September twenty fourth. Pre sales start on Friday. And don't

(02:07):
forget any time you hear an Olivia Rodrigo song on Kiss,
send us a talk pack when your way in to
the listening party. This coming Thursday, right here in the building,
Lisa Dunavan checks the drive next