October 7, 2025 • 2 mins
Police are saying that the meet ups in Randolph, the Boston south end and Dedham were all organized attacks made online. Today marks the 2 years since the music festival attack by Hamas. The Nova exabit in south Boston will be up until October 21st. The government shutdown is affecting airports; people are calling in sick. The Brain Walshe murder trial is on hold; the judge ordered a mental health check after he was attacked in jail. Matt Damon was in Boston yesterday. Taylor Swift was on Fallon yesterday.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
And I'm in for Billy with a look at today's
top stories. The first to check on your weather. Another
Sunday day with increasing clouds by this afternoon, a high
of near eighty degrees, then turning cooler tomorrow and more
seasonable for the rest of the week with tempts in
the sixties. There will be frost by Friday morning. In
our top stories, police are saying that the large meetups
in Boston South End, Randolph, Dedham, and Middleborough are likely connected,
(00:21):
as the large hundred person car meetups all included attacks
on police cruisers. The attacks were organized online and all
happen on Sunday night.
Speaker 2 (00:29):
We've seen that it's escalating and what happened the other
night was absolutely unacceptable.
Speaker 1 (00:35):
Police and Randolph are still looking for suspects in Sunday's attack.
Today marks two years since the music festival attack got
Baijamas that killed nearly four hundred people. There is a
special exhibit in Boston right now.
Speaker 3 (00:47):
It hits you different when you actually see that we
are people who went through it. This is the experience
that we went through, and when you go through those items,
then it hits home because maybe you were the same
brand you know the shoes are. It could be Nike
or whatever brand. You can see the makeup bags and think, oh,
my sister, daughter, friend, myself who have the same products.
Speaker 1 (01:09):
The Nova exhibit will be up in South Boston until
October twenty first, to commemorate those lost in the attacks.
The government's shutdown is affecting airports. At twelve FA facilities
saw controllers calling in sick. Yesterday. Denver and Newark reported
two and a half hour delays. The Brian Walsh murder
trial is on hold as a judge ordered a mental
(01:31):
health evaluation of him after he was attacked in jail.
Brian Walsh is accused of killing his wife and then
disposing of her body. The NHL season officially starts today,
with the Bruins playing Tomorrow night in Washington against the Capitals.
The puck drops at seven point thirty. Matt Damon was
in Boston last night to support Cooking Live Boston at
the Boston Harbor Hotel, which supports Family Reached. Damon lost
(01:52):
his dad to cancer eight years ago.
Speaker 2 (01:54):
I can't imagine with the level of fear and trauma
that kind of accompanies that journey, having to worry about
all that other stuff. So the work here is incredible
and wonderful and I'm really happy to support it.
Speaker 1 (02:07):
Taylor Swift was on Follon last night and had a
lot to say about her friend Ed Sharon.
Speaker 4 (02:10):
He doesn't have a phone, and this is like one
thing I love about him. It's very eccentric.
Speaker 2 (02:15):
Love it.
Speaker 4 (02:15):
But when I'm going through being like hey, like you know, hey,
people who should be FaceTime, I'm going through my texts
and being like, who have I texted within the last
like months of my life? And he just wasn't there.
Speaker 1 (02:32):
So he did find out about her engagement on a
social And by the way, Ed Sharon is headlining our
jingle Ball, which is sold out. We will have a
shot at tickets this morning at seven ten and eight
ten and I'll have a check on your drive coming
up in a few minutes.
And I'm in for Billy with a look at today's
top stories. The first to check on your weather. Another
Sunday day with increasing clouds by this afternoon, a high
of near eighty degrees, then turning cooler tomorrow and more
seasonable for the rest of the week with tempts in
the sixties. There will be frost by Friday morning. In
our top stories, police are saying that the large meetups
in Boston South End, Randolph, Dedham, and Middleborough are likely connected,
(00:21):
as the large hundred person car meetups all included attacks
on police cruisers. The attacks were organized online and all
happen on Sunday night.
Speaker 2 (00:29):
We've seen that it's escalating and what happened the other
night was absolutely unacceptable.
Speaker 1 (00:35):
Police and Randolph are still looking for suspects in Sunday's attack.
Today marks two years since the music festival attack got
Baijamas that killed nearly four hundred people. There is a
special exhibit in Boston right now.
Speaker 3 (00:47):
It hits you different when you actually see that we
are people who went through it. This is the experience
that we went through, and when you go through those items,
then it hits home because maybe you were the same
brand you know the shoes are. It could be Nike
or whatever brand. You can see the makeup bags and think, oh,
my sister, daughter, friend, myself who have the same products.
Speaker 1 (01:09):
The Nova exhibit will be up in South Boston until
October twenty first, to commemorate those lost in the attacks.
The government's shutdown is affecting airports. At twelve FA facilities
saw controllers calling in sick. Yesterday. Denver and Newark reported
two and a half hour delays. The Brian Walsh murder
trial is on hold as a judge ordered a mental
(01:31):
health evaluation of him after he was attacked in jail.
Brian Walsh is accused of killing his wife and then
disposing of her body. The NHL season officially starts today,
with the Bruins playing Tomorrow night in Washington against the Capitals.
The puck drops at seven point thirty. Matt Damon was
in Boston last night to support Cooking Live Boston at
the Boston Harbor Hotel, which supports Family Reached. Damon lost
(01:52):
his dad to cancer eight years ago.
Speaker 2 (01:54):
I can't imagine with the level of fear and trauma
that kind of accompanies that journey, having to worry about
all that other stuff. So the work here is incredible
and wonderful and I'm really happy to support it.
Speaker 1 (02:07):
Taylor Swift was on Follon last night and had a
lot to say about her friend Ed Sharon.
Speaker 4 (02:10):
He doesn't have a phone, and this is like one
thing I love about him. It's very eccentric.
Speaker 2 (02:15):
Love it.
Speaker 4 (02:15):
But when I'm going through being like hey, like you know, hey,
people who should be FaceTime, I'm going through my texts
and being like, who have I texted within the last
like months of my life? And he just wasn't there.
Speaker 1 (02:32):
So he did find out about her engagement on a
social And by the way, Ed Sharon is headlining our
jingle Ball, which is sold out. We will have a
shot at tickets this morning at seven ten and eight
ten and I'll have a check on your drive coming
up in a few minutes.
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