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WBZ NewsRadio 1030
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"Is stalled up from Highland av down through Westwood and downtown. The lower decks almost back to Sullivan Square. My king WBC's traffic on the three. We've got some clouds. It will be building in as we head through the evening. Looks like a pretty decent that if you're not for some Dining out or adventure. The arrange should hold off until overnight tonight later this evening into early tomorrow morning, so serious showers and thunderstorms Late temperatures near 70 little humid tonight. Periods of rain and thunderstorms. Tomorrow there'll be some downpours embedded in all these and some flooding, especially in the worst drainage areas and on some of the roadways. Usual spots could be affected 76 for the high Tomorrow 65 tomorrow night as we start to see the rain come to an end and then a mix of southern clouds on Friday less humid 76. Studied at partly cloudy on Saturday in the upper seventies, right now, 84 degrees in Boston Debate night in Boston. The five candidates for mayor will go head to head ahead of next Tuesday's preliminary election. Meet John Barros. He was head of economic development under Mayor Marty Walsh is proud of his work, creating affordable housing in the city. If we work together, there's no problem we can't solve. Andrea Campbell, first elected as district for City councillor six years ago, has also made creating affordable housing a priority system that feels some people eventually failed. Everyone. Kim Janey, the acting mayor, We've got to know her pretty well over the last six months. I'm Kim Janie and I'm the 55th, mayor of the city of Boston, probably getting used to saying that and city Councillor Anne Sasabe George, first elected in 2016 led a City Council commission on Family Homelessness. And I am running for mayor of Boston. She has pushed that homelessness issue throughout her campaign. And finally, Michelle Wu first elected to the Boston City Council eight years ago, and I'm running for mayor to make Boston a city for everyone. She's been the most outspoken candidate when it comes to limit An annual rent hikes a little taste ahead of tonight's debate True Mo Holland WBZ Boston's news radio. The FBI is asking the public to help find a man wanted for an alleged assault on an officer during the January 6th capital riot. A picture of that suspect shows him.
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"3 26 turning a passion into a business out in Blackstone. WBC's Drew, Mo Holland has the story of a husband and wife who had an idea and ran with it. Steve Warrior says coffee is not just coffee. It's a lifestyle for him and his wife, Coffee something that election I always had in common when we first met. So when the pandemic hit, Steve had this talk with his wife, Alexa. Pinocchio. See, Steve is a plumber and all the coffee shops were closed. Yeah, You remember that, So we started bringing the guys coffee. They loved it, and that's where the delivery service was born, Steve Alexa found an organic suppliers started perfecting their cup of coffee and delivering it to people. Polio. Coffee was born not necessarily just convenience, but it's getting that time back. We deliver it to your door and customers are now friends. They just can't believe how great this all worked out. It is, yes, tremendously successful, so rewarding. It's mostly been trial and error for improving my brief the skills getting rave reviews. Steve Good stuff Drew Mulholland WBZ, Boston's news radio and dictionary. Dot com, adding more new words 300 of them. Actually, let's check in with CBS's Wendy Gillette to find out what they actually are. The Heat baby now has her very own word in the dictionary. Yeah, Marley and her uncle Chris scored Internet fame as she practiced her favorite word defined as an exclamation of enthusiasm. Approval triumph. Pleasure or joy. More serious editions include long haulers, domestic terrorism and ghost guns. And there's this one defined as an exclamation used to sympathize with someone else's pain or dismay or to express one's own. Wendy Gillette, CBS News 3 27. You might be going poof right now on the expressway, the rest of the roads certainly pretty tough. We'll check in with traffic and weather together coming up in less than five minutes..
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"To get the vaccine. He wants his life back. These kids want to go back to school. They want to go back to the things I love I could judging. ABC News Washington We're going to high school right now. Withdrew Mahal in the Super Eight high school sports tournament is alive and well after the plan to cancel it is next for now. For now, the attorney stays is the governing board votes to restart the debate. The Super eight brings together the best of the best, but the Emma argue that the same teams were always getting in these powerhouse teams. So in an effort to give every student athlete a shot. They wanted to rework the system, you know, to analyze and make sure that the tournaments were equitable for all student athletes. Sarah Bennett is the M I, a communications director. But athletes, coaches and athletic directors were largely unhappy with pausing. The Super Eight means a lot to a lot of people here. So for Bennett, Yeah, that's made for a bit of a long year. Well, you know, I mean, you have this topic we're still in a pandemic planning for for next year. You know, sometimes they're difficult conversations. So it Z Want to have the dialogue, the wait and see how it all plays out. Drew Mo Holland WBZ Boston's news radio. All right room will keep you posted as well. Buckle op. You may be in for the ride of a lifetime, and it's all for charity. That's next right now. 103 the super retailers of New England, all wheel drive traffic on the threes, the midday commute today with David Struggle, you know On almost like clockwork. It's time for the expressway to become a problem. The self outside Bunches up a bit around mass ab and then through Savin Hill. That's partly because of a vehicle that Stop in the left lane of the expressway South bound, dropped off a couple of people in the H O V. Lane and then took off North bound side of the expressway is now jamming for massive into the O'Neill tunnel in downtown at least one disabled vehicle in the tunnel. Lever connector inbound has reduced speeds most of the way in looking out to the west on 1 28 south bound on the brakes from triple A road towards route 20 because of a vehicle leaking fuel, But we're good on the pike from 1 28 out 2 to 90 and 2 90 itself is fine through Wester. South of the city. For 95 south, slow through ongoing work between route 24 on Route 44 on the North Shore, sluggish on 1, 28 and Peabody and Danvers because of ongoing roadwork David Straka Lino WBZ, terrific on the threes. All right. Nice to be with you today. David David in the house for Kevin Brennan. Looking at the skies in Boston right now,.
How'd It Happen Podcast
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"Should know walk off. They would want to give their invited to stage. If somebody says you wanna speak my confidence. The answer should be up to do that. I want to talk about x. And you should have that answer and you should have the answer is that conference is a business conference and you should have that answer conferences or it tastes talk. Because they're very very very different mediums and. i think it's worth thinking. What's the keynote you would like to give is the result. You'd like to get an audience at any to experts any space. Whoever can communicate their ideas. The best wins even unless we went to the same high school. He doesn't appear as a good speaker but his presentation narrative structure is as close to perfect if we have an action framework. You can map his ops giving audience reasons care giving them a reason to produce antennae on what they need to know. Then kevin what they need to do. I believe that people need to if they want to. They just need to god. They've got to find their voice and jobs and now here's rich mo- holland everybody. Welcome back to the show as you heard in the introduction. I've got rich with me today. Rich thanks for joining me from south africa mike. Thank you so much. It's an honor and a privilege so before we get started. I have a couple of thumb people to thank your so my friend just breen. I made me aware of rich justin. His a master connector and he. He sent me a picture of rich. And he's like you gotta meet this dude. And i was like okay. I had a few other things going on and i. i didn't act on it right away. But then later. I heard rich on steve simms. Podcast and i know you do a lot of podcast. But i listened to steve and ahead steve on my show and i was like i heard you and i was like damn it. I should have followed up with justin right away because you are an incredible resource to people and and not just that scott very very interesting story. So i reached out on lincoln. We connected and and here riches. So thank you for joining me rich. The first question. I ask everybody on. This show is how did happen for you mike. It happened for me..
WBZ Morning News
Boston's Former Mayor Will Be Sworn in as US Labor Secretary Today
"He will be officially sworn in as United States labor secretary by the vice president later this afternoon. Seven years for wall should City Hall in Boston, leaving a lot of accomplishments behind and a lot left on the agenda. BBC's Drew, Mo Holland has more on the outgoing mayor Little more than seven years ago, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said Hello for the first time is Boston Mayor I can't tell you how proud I am. Who's excited to win the seat previously held by the late mayor Tom Menino, who ran the city for 20 years, and quite frankly, lost was a little
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"And rolling out in Austin James RoHaas WBZ Boston's news radio New this morning, Ah World Health Organization team concludes that the Corona virus is unlikely to have leaked from a Chinese laugh. And it's more likely to have jumped to humans from an animal. The announcement made this morning at the end of a visit by a W H o team investigating the possible origins of the virus in the central Chinese city of Wuhan. But WBC's Drew Mo Holland tells us not all are buying it. If switches Bill sergeant has taught science writing at Harvard University and Marine biology, he feels very strongly about how Cove it's started. It's always really been more likely that occurred from an accident doing what's called Gain of function research. That's a common thing. In fact, it's the standard test for flu and figuring out what the next flu will be. Basically, you take a virus. You put it into a ferret it mutates. You put it into another ferret, and it jumps from ferrets affair it, I think That's what was done, You know, successfully and then somebody made a mis take and they jacked themselves on the finger or the ferret, you know, wiggled or sneezed and that person got Kobe. But sergeant says over the course of this pandemic, everything's turned so political. The search for answers in Wuhan has and is a long process. Drew Mohammed WBC. Austin's news radio and the nation's capital. Today, the House continues to work on a nearly $2 trillion Cove in stimulus package. But for many, all that matters really is $15. The president's Cove in 19 relief package calls for $15 an hour minimum wage, though he admitted the chances of that are slim. My guess is it will not be the Independent Congressional Budget Office released a study yesterday on increasing minimum wage. It says the proposal would lift almost a million Americans out of poverty, but would also put about a million and a half out of work. Deborah Alpher owns CBS News Washington by the way that congressional Budget Office report also predicts that increasing the minimum wage to $15 an hour would also dig a deeper hole for the federal deficit. By about $54 billion over the next decade..
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"After more than a 50% decrease in the seven day average of covert cases since the peak of the second surge last month, Governor Charlie Baker, We're making progress in this battle against Cove. It And everyone's hard work and preparation is now making it possible for us to continue step back to what we might call it. New normal. Chris Pharma WBZ. Austin's whose radio Patriots fans have mixed feelings over Tom Brady and the Buccaneers. Super Bowl win James RoHaas hitting the streets. Some Patriots fans tell me they are conflicted with Tom Brady winning another Super Bowl ring. Not crazy about the Buccaneers taking home the Lombardi Trophy but happy for the goat and his historic accomplishments. I'm definitely happy for its incredible little bittersweet because he's not on the pages anymore, but You know good for him, this guy says with this Super Bowl win Brady shutdown of the naysayers. They said he couldn't win without Bill Belichick and I proved everybody wrong. Went to Tampa whole new team different scheme and he got it done. And with the way Brady played last night, one guy tells me they can see Tom playing for another 10 seasons, which may not be good for Patriots fans at the Garden. James RoHaas WBZ Boston's news, radio and truck day at Fenway 2021 style. It's become a thing here in Boston over the years when the equipment truck leaves from Fenway Park to head down to spring training in Fort Myers, Florida that happens this afternoon. But this year, the socks say, don't come to Fenway. There's a pandemic. So what you need to know by the numbers. What's heading to Fort Myers? You ask. Here you go. 20,000 Baseball's 1100 bats, 200 helmets. Let's not stop there. You can't forget the dugout grub bubble gum have to have that 20 cases of bubble gum. There you go. Baseball talk just makes you feel warm, Doesn't it? Drew Mo Holland WBZ Boston's news radio. Think warm because it's awfully cold. We have traffic and weather together. Let's start with a crash on the South Shore. Evan's working at the super retailers of New England. All will draw in traffic on the threes guaranteed. This is 33 North bound. You're all jammed up from 2 28 in Rockland, getting up to the spin out in the media and Scott the left lane blocked now just before Derby Street and hang him. You've got more brake lights up at the Bergen Parkway in Braintree, getting in that lane closure on the ramp to 93 South. The expressway is looking pretty good, both directions as his roots 24 95 out to the West Mass. Pike eastbound lanes here. Watch out for crash reported after Route nine in that Framingham stretch, And then you got slow down into another crash reported soon after Route 30. In Natick here, route to East Bound up in lemon Stir We're going to start to ease out those residual delays between roots 12 and 13 from earlier crashes. We had out there and then you've got more slowdowns into the left lane crash here it Piper Road in acting, not hearing of any major problems up to the north of parental 1 28 looking pretty good between Lynnfield and Wall Fam..
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
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"Except Hopeful that X $56,000 or less in a year. No prepare and file their bedroom and state income tax for three. Lisa McFadden with Leo tells me this is the third year they've provided the service and they're seeing a big uptick in interest this year, in part because so many people Have been impacted economically by the pandemic. Carl Steven stop BBC, Boston's news radio and see Alan Georgia Right now battle for the Jones got very well respected Invitational golf tournament down South WBC's drama, Holland tells us the talk among the players is still Masters champion Patrick Re for those who don't follow golf. Reed found himself in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons last week, winning the farmers Insurance open after a controversial free drop, claiming his ball was embedded in the ground when probably not local. For Nick Mark Cario didn't like what he saw from Reed. Even though Reid asked for a rules official, he almost went to the ball looking for that ruling, right? I'm not once I quickly give out the designation of like you're a cheater. You'll lay in the bed you make essentially which I think for him is unfortunately happy now a little bit, And he says he thinks the PGA might want to reevaluate how lenient they are with some of these pros when it comes to the rules of golf, you know, it's interesting. I actually feel like the rules officials in mass and otherwise are a lot more stringent than the One of the PGA to work and look in Georgia today, by the way, Nick Mark Cario, the Jones Cup on the line True Mo Holland WBZ Boston's NewsRadio in Pandemic Times..
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"Jones Cup on the line True Mo Holland WBC Boston's news radio. Looking for traffic reports breaking news and weather is so easy. Just listen to be easy. You punch it up right there on your car radio switched to the AM band and then select 10 30. Wow. Pretty easy, right. So easy. Now tell your friends about WBZ Boston's news radio. This is Dan Ray. Having a home equity line of credit from Century bank is having peace of mind. Why? Because your home equity line of credit from Century bank will be there when you need it like when the roof leaks, so the pipes burst and at an inch Roll a 2.75% a PR Having a home equity line is smart. The 2.75% a PR won't last forever. So go to century bank dot com. Or call 8668 century to learn more great variable After initial 12 month period, century bank is an equal housing lender. A safe and secure a member of the FBI. See animal s 411068. If you typically eat like crap, you feel like it. It's so tough to plan shop and cook healthy. That's why it's time to go neutral. Neutral meal plans are fresh food prepared locally, delivered right to your front door paired with easy and affordable ordering made by a family. Who cares so you can feel your best over 100 menu items, even snacks and groceries. Eat healthy and go, Nutra. Does it go neutral dot com For a limited time, All new customers received $80 off their first four weeks at go neutral com slash radio. I'm Alec Baldwin. Listen to my podcast. Here's the thing on my heart radio. It's my chance to talk with artists, policymakers and performers like Kristen Bell. I always like to say I like being an actress, but I love being Kristen. So I've prioritized that a little bit more than my like desire to spread my wings or prove to people that I could be some dramatic actress. If you like listening as much as I like.
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"White House press secretary is apparently ready for a political life of their own. Get the WBC's Drew Mo Holland's now with the latest Jeff It's official, former White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee. Sanders says she's running for governor in Arkansas. Sanders made the announcement in a video posted to Twitter this morning. As your governor, I will not be intimidated by the serious challenges we face. I will courageously lead. Sanders is the daughter of former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee. She was the second press secretary under President Trump before leaving the White House again former press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, saying she's running for governor. In Arkansas Drum. Oh, Holland, WBC Boston's NewsRadio Walk Out the door this morning with your Bernie Mittens, you'll be a mean before you know it, And this is the story that just keeps on giving the Vermont woman behind Bernie Sanders. Inaugural day mittens. Will be auctioning three pairs for good causes. Jen Ellis is putting a couple of new pairs up for auction. Senator Sanders, of course, has seen photos of them all. Bundled up with the inauguration go viral as well. Proud day for the police department in Pelham, New Hampshire, WBC's Carl Stevens has more on two officers honored for their life saving measures. The latest poll on Board of Selectmen meeting was a special one for the fellow Police department. I have the privilege of bestowing to lifesaver awards to two great police officers. The awards were presented to Officer Michael Signs in Corporal Michael Casus key early Christmas morning. They responded to a double stabbing and saved a man's life. The mail had stabbed multiple had been stabbed.
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"Everyone's okay. Chelsea to Peabody l west of the pike. Okay. Speed limit trip between the fruit tunnel into 90 in Auburn, 4 95 both ways no complaints there, David said Roni WBC's traffic on the threes. AccuWeather's Danielle middle brings us the four day forecast of a few clouds around the area for tonight that dusty cold wind will continue low Tonight. 17 degrees in the city. Closer to 10 degrees is another colder suburbs. And ask you whether real fields will be nearing zero degrees at times tonight. For tomorrow, it'll be another windy Cold day despite seeing sunshine High 31 real fields will be in the single digits and teens tomorrow night mainly clear and brisk, low. 21, mostly sunny for Monday. It won't be quite as harsh with a high of 36 than for Tuesday. Mostly cloudy with a high of 34 degrees A Mac you weather meteorologist Danielle Middle WBZ, Boston's NewsRadio discovered the best winter ever at Subaru of New England dot com. It's 24 degrees, mainly clear in Boston at 5 25. And we go to the water cooler. I'm Drew Mo Holland at the WBC water cooler. What a week It was for the United States of America won't make me Lando hope. Drea. Once again all three branches of our government come together as the Constitution and visions with purpose and resolve. We turn to those task of our time button. I'm.
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"Drew Mo Holland tells us A hearing kicks off later into the dozens of veteran deaths that the soldiers home in Julio, It was one of the worst single confined covert outbreaks in all of New England. We allege that this never should have happened. Attorney General Maura Healey is the indictments were handed down last fall. Superintendent Bennett Wall should former medical director David Clinton both were quickly out of jobs is the Vesting. Gatien turned up error after error. Wash and Clinton were responsible for the decision to combine 42 veterans, some covert positive others not even showing any symptoms of Cove it into a single unit. Today's hearing, among other things, will look into whether staff and labor issues that the Holyoke soldiers home may have exacerbated the outbreak. Drum Oh Holland WBZ Boston's NewsRadio, Mass vaccination sites are popping up across the Commonwealth and the newest one is coming to Cape Cod, Yesterday's Barnstable County Commission. Meeting, the county's Department of Health and Environment director Sean O'Brien, saying next month they're expecting to have their first vaccination site somewhere in the mid Cape Area. O'Brien also going on to say it's going to be a soup to nuts operation. There will also be a handful of pharmacies on the case that will soon have vaccines in the coming weeks, an important step for residents of the Cape because right now in terms of mass vaccination sites, There's nothing really close to the SAG, Amorn born bridges. There are also plans down the road to have five regional vaccine clinics all over the Cape. Jim McKay, WBC Boston's news radio, They sudden shortage of Corona virus vaccines, Many say it's like hitting the lottery just to get an appointment appointment. Allergic reactions, distribution problems, and even spoiled doses are popping up in states from California to Maine. Speaking of lotteries, someone finally hit the Powerball. Another life changing jackpot for alone. Winning ticket worth just over $730 million was purchased in Maryland, matching all six numbers. It was the 36 drawing in the jackpot run that started back on September 19th of last year. Longest jackpot running parable history. But don't throw those tickets out. 12 tickets matched all five white balls for $1 million. And then there's Friday's mega millions. Drawing That jackpot is up to $970 Million,.
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"Trump. The first outgoing commander in chief to skip the inauguration and 150 years has arrived in the Sunshine State. Trump has made it down here in South Florida, where he'll begin the next chapter of his life in West Palm Beach before leaving D. C, though he hinted at a comeback a Goodbye way Love you way will be back in some form. Well. Trump skipped Biden's inauguration, ABC News has learned. He did leave a note in the Oval Office for his successor. The content of the Note, though, is unclear. Line on Boys. ABC NEWS Miami And we have continuing coverage on the inauguration today, and some of the ceremony's still continue over the afternoon and evening hours. So keep it right here on double BBC news radio in the I Heart radio APP. Turning back to covert, the caseload in the state has eased up just a little bit with the lowest number of daily cases reported in weeks. The devil BBC drama Holland tells us the virus continues to leave. Its mark Court will not be in session in Quincy. Today. Both the district and juvenile courts are closed after a probation officer test positive for Corona virus after a thorough cleaning today. Both are expected to reopen tomorrow. There are signs that the post holiday covitz surge is beginning to ease in this state. However, Health officials report the lowest daily caseload in weeks, but the next few weeks Critical, especially with the new variant form of the virus now popping up in Massachusetts and more than a dozen other states. True Mo Holland WBC Boston's news radio. If you've ever eaten at this pub, you know why there was such an uproar When it closed. It sent shock waves through the restaurant business and sent social Media blaze. I saw that box was closed until further notice, which popular food and travel writer Mark for what's wrote about on its blogged Boston restaurant talk and the news quickly spread a lot of people. Full two were sharing the post because they were devastated. They were thinking Oh, no, this is it. Another restaurant closed. Another Not so hidden gem, shuttered by the global health crisis of all global health crisis is well as it turns out, no, just a temporary closure for cleaning after a couple of positive covert tests, not really a relief as people could be sick, but a call to close for those who can't go without buff signature wings that one's okay there and hopefully they can we open fire before the weekend. Chris Palmer WBZ. Austin's news radio. It's 1 38 Joining us now live from Bloomberg. Andrew Oh, day. Good afternoon. Good afternoon. Laurie. It was already a given that 2020 was a disaster for the hotel industry. But today we have some hard numbers to show just how much of a disaster it wa Stata provider. Str reports a total U. S hotel occupancy. Was only 44% for all of last year. That is the lowest percentage on record down from 66% in 2019. More than a billion hotel rooms went unsold across the country last year. You mean the industry life he will show a near zero. Profit for 2020 stock indexes are trading at or near records this afternoon. His market leads into expectations that the new administration and Congress will engage in more hands on intervention. With pandemic financial relief for households and businesses. Right now, the Dow gaining 268. NASDAQ Up 258 has to be 500 Rising 55. And rode a Bloomberg business on WBZ Boston's NewsRadio one in the kitchen. No matter how many smart devices you having rules, you can tell them all to play WBZ news radio on I Heart Radio, the attic where I.
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"Thing of this day, Joe Biden has invited congressional leaders of both parties to join him at church, and that sends a very clear message of unity. And, of course, Mitch McConnell has said bluntly. Now you know No. One certain terms. Joe Biden is president. He does think President Trump committed an impeachable offenses and he's ready to get down to some business here. Inauguration day in the nation's capital comes exactly two weeks after a deadly riot at the Capitol building and in the middle Of the Corona virus pandemic. The vaccine rollout has been slow at best cross country here in Massachusetts, it's beginning to pick up the pace. Ah help line to address covert related questions is officially launched on Cape Cod. As many people there wondering when they can get the vaccine. It may have just launched Tuesday morning. But so far the volunteer staff managing the help line has been inundated with requests from residents to be added to a sign up list to receive the vaccine. There's just one problem. There is no sign of list anywhere in the state for the general public. On its official Twitter Page, Barnstable County said they've been receiving many of these calls and added that it's anticipating a registration process will be announces Massachusetts enters Phase Two of the rollout This confusion was the reason the county it originally launched the service, according to communications manager Sonya She's Lee, who says county staff had been getting flooded with calls from residents looking to secure their spots in line. Help line consisting of 10, Cape Cod Medical Reserve Corps, volunteers will be taking calls and all covert topics from vaccines to testing and even more complex questions. Tim done. WBZ Boston's news radio, a coronavirus caseload here in Massachusetts eases up just a bit. The lowest number of daily cases reported in weeks. But WBC's Drew Mo Holland tells us The virus continues to leave its mark or will not be in session in Quincy. Today. Both the district and juvenile courts are closed after a probation officer test positive for Corona virus after a thorough cleaning today. Both are expected to reopen tomorrow. There are signs that the post holiday covitz surge is beginning to ease in this state. However, Health officials report the lowest daily caseload in weeks, but Dr Jon Lapook says the next few weeks Critical, but we've got to get more efficient and rolling out the vaccines, especially with the new variant form of the virus now popping up in Massachusetts and more than a dozen other states. And how about this story? Actor James Spader tells late night with Seth Meyers, his weekend trip to Massachusetts in March from New York City turned into a six month quarantine. The hit the fan. Everything started closing Spader, who has a home and marry and decided to stay in Massachusetts toe, lock it down with his long time girlfriend. Spader was born in Boston and attended Phillips Academy and hand over Drew Mulholland. WBC. Boston's news radio. The post holiday coronavirus surge in California has eased up a bit as well, but concern as also begun to grow as a brand new, different but still highly contagious variant. Emerges, which is quickly taken control of the caseload in the state of California. Hard hit Michigan also reports the lowest number of new infections on a daily basis since September 9 20 cloudy skies 32 here in Boston. What about the pandemic picture across the Atlantic more from CBS is Vicki Barker. Starting next week, Austrians will have to wear medical grade masks on public transport and in stores and Germany is weighing a similar measure. Britain's vaccination drive is ahead of schedule in some areas, but it's a race against time because the UK also now has the world's worst covert death rate. And Spain has rejected calls for tough new lockdown, too. Despite high case numbers and Warnings that intensive care units are full. So far, there is no evidence that any of these variants of coronavirus are more deadly than the original one. And, in fact, there's growing evidence that the vaccines on the market are adept at taking care off those new strains of virus as well. Well, this story you're gonna think we're nuts, but a new study finds the crunchy snack maybe key and warding off memory issues down the road. Singapore University researchers tracked 17,000 people aged 40 and older They found those who ate nuts. At least twice a week for about 20% less likely to develop cognitive issues by their seventies and eighties, even one helping of nuts a week seemed to offer some protection. The new study bolsters previous evidence that eating nuts is part of a balanced diet can play a role in protecting against dementia. Vicki Barker CBS NEWS London WBZ News Radio is your trusted source for complete coverage of the inauguration of Jill Biden and Kamila Harris, Joseph R. Biden Jr do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution? For the inauguration of the 46th, president of the United States of America..
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"Milder still on Friday as we head towards The upcoming weekend right now, 32 gray skies here in Boston on a Wednesday morning. It's 805. Hey, I r s employee pick up the phone. Would you have a new report reveals that many people simply could not get through to the I. R. S and 2020, The national taxpayer Advocate says the federal agency received more than 100 million calls last year, but only one and four callers got through report says That means I arrest employees do not answer more than 75 million calls from taxpayers. Seeking help, and part of it is a staffing problem. The report finds the IR s had about 20% fewer employees last year than a decade ago due to cuts in funding. Good morning, fellow losers Once again No one hits the lottery for mega millions, and it's jackpot is still there for the taking. It is expected to be close to a billion dollars the next time the numbers are drawn on Friday night. Also, no one wants the Powerball more than 700 million in tonight's drawing. Come on people This has been going on since September. 2 people from Massachusetts are now under arrest for the attack on the U. S Capitol two weeks ago today. And organizer of Boston Straight Pride parade from 2019 and a native town meeting member both facing federal charges. Federal officials say there is evidence that the attack on the Capitol was fueled in part by the extreme right wing group. Oath Keepers. Three connected to that organization now in custody. 12 National Guard members kicked off the team. All of them with ties to right wing extremists. Two of them accused of making direct threats against lawmakers will much will be different for the inauguration today, No one's allowed on the National Mall for starters under protection by tens of thousands of National Guard troops. But much of the inauguration will be the same. WBC's Drew Mo Holland tells US entertainment and music will help usher in the new president. Lady Gaga J. Lo JT, all coming out for Joe Biden. Today it will be a star power event. Less like the one President Trump got in more like the one president Obama got at his inaugural When Pete Seeger brought it home with this land is your land who was you know it was it was moving because Pete had had such a long and storied career, taking a look back that singer songwriter Tom Rush of Rockport who tells me for someone in his life. Work. That was such a cool moment back in 2009 watching Seeger on the Capitol steps. I didn't know him as well as I would have liked. We are past crossed many times. As for pandemic life for him, Rush tells me he actually got Cove it and is doing okay after some symptoms, But he misses performing. Of course, Of course, I think that's you know, that's what keeps a lot of performers going. For. Now he's embracing the virtual music life. True Mohammed WBC Boston's news radio Every morning. Good to see a lot will remain the same today on the nation's capital. It is 808. Let's find out what's happening. A couple 100 Miles north on Wall Street. We check in with Bloomberg business. Here's Tom Busby. Well, thank you, Jeff. Well, it looks like as the anticipation grows about the inauguration. It's also growing on Wall Street. Dow futures creeping a little bit higher now up about 50 points. CEO of Cambridge based Moderna says the company's on pace to deliver 100 million doses of its covert 19 vaccine by the end of March, and the pandemic has prompted a lot of people to pick up steaks and leave home. And according to Zillow, the online real estate broker, a lot of Americans, many now able to work from home are heading to cities where there's more bang for the housing, buck and better weather and the top housing destinations this year Austin, Texas, Phoenix, Nashville, Tampa and Denver. Coldest ones. New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Philly. I'm Tom Busby Bloomberg business on WBZ Boston's news radio, Keeping an eye on.
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"Com Thanks for being with us this Wednesday morning, I'm Jeff Brown. And here we go the long journey to the White House. Is just about complete Kennedy that I will faithfully execute the office of president of the United States. So help you God So help me God. Congratulations, Mr President. Today it's Joe Biden's dream, and it becomes reality. At noontime. Today, The dream was likely a little different as President elect Biden's reality comes with a hand on the Bible and an empty national mall security threats. They're keeping the nation's capital on lockdown today in a scene that is playing out At state Capitol buildings from coast to coast, including right here in Boston on Beacon Hill. WBC's James RoHaas is there and joins us Live with a preview. Good morning, James. Good morning, so there are metal barricades, blocking entrances and windows fortified with Plexi glass all around the statehouse. Police say they will increase security and officer presence if they get any new information about potential plan to protest. FBI, sending a memo to law enforcement nationwide warning that armed demonstrators could be planning to show up at all 50 Capitol buildings earlier this week, streets were closed off around the statehouse, and it wouldn't be surprising to see that happening again today, But things are quiet this morning law enforcement hoping that carries on throughout the day and night. At the Statehouse. James Earl Ha stub you BZ Boston's NewsRadio, James. Thank you. President. Trump hopes for a military send off this morning as he boards Air Force one. For the final time. The president will head off to Florida hours before Joe Biden takes the oath of office. And in the process will become only the fifth president to miss the inauguration of his successor. Prior to his departure, the president leaves office with a message to America. Together with millions of hardworking patriots across this land, we built the greatest political movement in the history of our country. We also built the greatest economy in the history of the world. It was about America first, because we all wanted to make America great again. We restored the principle that a nation exists to serve, it said. This is the president's farewell address, released on YouTube also offers well wishes and good luck to the new administration and avoids mentioning Joe Biden's name at all in the entire 20 minutes address. Inauguration day, of course, is an event unlike any other and much of that event will go virtual. Today. Much of it will be the same, however, like the entertainments, Beyonce, Justin Timberlake Lady Gaga, Just a few of the stars taking parts more now from WBC's Drew Mo Holland's The Star Power for Today's lineup feels a bit more like 2009 for Barack Obama's inaugural Bruce Springsteen closed out that show with the help of the late great Pete Seeger. And this land is your land, something most of us, including folk legend Tom Rush of Rockport will never forget it was, you know it was it was moving brush tells me he and Seeger's career is a cross paths that so many points and he was just so happy for Pete's have that moment on the Capitol steps because the moments weren't always so smooth. I remember him telling me that was playing in Spain. The officials gave him a list of songs he could not do so he got on stage and would say I can't sing this song, but you can and he'd start to play it. And the crowd would sing it for him about that. Drew Mohammed WBZ..
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"The current round of delays. Kevin Tonic left WBZ Boston's news radio, two thirds of cities and towns here in Massachusetts now find themselves on the state's red zone list for spread of coronavirus. And education officials in Massachusetts or being hit hard as well. More than a 900 students and staff members in schools in the Commonwealth have tested positive for covert 19. The number of reported cases does not include students who are learning remotely only staff totals include only those on school property within a week prior Testing positive word today that schools in Saugus will remain on remote. They had planned on transitioning to a hybrid model next week, But coronavirus apparently has other plans, The superintendent says a record number of cases in the community in recent weeks And he blames that for the need to change up. Schools continue to do their best to keep the kids in class and active in sports. But as WBC's Drew, Mo Holland tells us It's all taken a toll on students on teachers and on coaches. High school sports hit hard by the pandemic. Take basketball. For instance, players have to wear a mask. You wait on the bus for the freshman and JV games to finish, you know? Yeah, no fans in the stands really miss that environment. I mean, that's a big reason. Maybe why some of them start playing basketball to begin with, You know, they see that crowd and they want to play in front of it. Now it's their time to do that just can't happen. But new report boys coach Dave Clay tells me his kids have been unbelievable adjusting, and they make sure to check in on the mental health of the players, often as Himself. He does see one upside to it all with the mask. He's getting into it less with the officials. I'm might keep the mask on for the rest of my career. But you know they're not hearing me mumble underneath my voice and not getting as mad at me anymore. So this is this is kind of kind of a good thing. If you're technical fouls for coach Dave Klee, Drew Mulholland WBZ Boston's news radio. It's 8 38 with everything else going on in America today, we've got a food fight to worry about. Check it out with Bloomberg business. Here's Tom Busby. Well, the fast food chicken war's heating Up again, Jeff the average American eats more than £62 of chicken a year. That's why a few weeks back McDonald's announced the lineup of chicken sandwiches coming out this year. Now Taco Bell promising to put some kind of chicken item on its menus just out retail sales will they fell by a lot more than forecast in December, usually the busiest month of the year for retailers, But Surgeon. New coronavirus cases kept shoppers away from stores and malls forced a lot of those stores to close down on Wall Street. Dow futures down 156 points right now, economists and investors Digging deeper into President elect Biden's daily $2 Trillion pandemic relief band trying to see just how high taxes are going to go to pay for it all. I'm Tom Busby Bloomberg business on WBC Boston's news radio. Well, look who's here. Billy Joel is about to head to your living room. Details coming off. It's 8 39. You're not talking to yourself. Wow. You're telling you're smart Speaker to play WBZ news radio on my heart radio. All of my concerns are disappearing. Thank you finding great candidates, The higher Converium like well, trying to find a needle in a haystack. Sure you can post your job to some job board. But then all you can do is hope the right person comes along. Which is why you should try Zip recruiter for free..
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"Alone. Bringing Boston with me. This city is not just my hometown is my heart. By the end of the speech, there was no question how much the city means to the man. And despite the pandemic, he spoke of hope, saying, We have tough days ahead of us, but we've been knocked down before and we always get back up. Carl Stevens WBZ Boston's news radio details have begun to emerge on a new Northeast alliance developing between JetBlue and American Airlines. The goal is to make it easier for travels down the road to find options between New York's airports and Logan. The new deal makes it easier to collect and access frequent flyer points and miles. The plan takes flight. So to speak later on this year, and for those still getting away during the pandemic, and the travelers are out there. WBC's Drew Mo Holland tells us it's all about taking precaution after precautions, the travel itself. Flying looks a lot different these days as many of you know, And then there's arriving at a different destination, a different community, for instance for Myers, Florida That's where new reports Richie eaten just landed. He goes there every year around this time, and the good news is, people seem to be wearing masks where he is much It wasn't that way. I thought they were very laps down here, but they've got the point. Now I think people get the message all driving in the same direction. That's good. And then there's the vaccine deal made tougher when you are over. 65 like Richie is I will take the stop the vaccine soon as it's available. Talk to the doctor and get it down in Florida guarantee you're gonna get both shots to do it here. Not wait till we get home because they want to make sure you get the same dosage it but from the same same type lot to navigate. Ramo, Holland WBZ Boston's news radio and a word of warning this morning for international travelers expecting to come back to the United States by air a negative Corona virus test. Is going to be required before coming back to America that starts on January 26th. It's a 38. And if you own a dog, you should know that a pet food recall has just gotten even bigger. Let's get the details now with Bloomberg business. Here's Tom Busby. Well, Jeff the FDA expanding it earlier, voluntary recall of sports mixed brand pet foods that's made by Midwestern Pet Foods of Oklahoma. Follows the death of now 70 dogs. That's up from around two dozen around Christmas time on what appears to be a high level of toxins in those products on Wall Street. Dow futures down 42 points A lot of investors worried about today's vote in the House to impeach the president.