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AP News Radio
Officials urge evacuation near derailment, fearing explosion
"Officials are calling for additional evacuations near the wreckage of a train derailment in northeastern Ohio. The Ohio governor's office issued a statement and sheriff's deputies went door to door in east Palestine Sunday, warning hundreds of residents remaining within a one mile radius of a train that derailed and caught fire Friday to evacuate. Officials said that one of the railcars was at risk of a catastrophic failure with concerns about a potential explosion and shrapnel. Responders were monitoring by keeping their distance from the fire, but early on, residents like Elizabeth sherry captured the sound of thundering pops and the bellows of smoke lit orange by the fire below. Federal investigators say a mechanical issue with a railcar axle caused the crash about 50 cars were off the track and about ten of those that derailed were carrying hazardous materials, including vinyl chloride. I'm Jennifer King
The Eric Metaxas Show
Brant Hanson Discusses His New Book 'Unoffendable'
"I get to talk to someone that I know on a subject that I consider important. His name is Brant Hanson. The book is unoffending how just one change can make all of life better, Brandt, Hanson, welcome back. Thank you. Thank you, Eric metaxas. It's good to be back. Okay, just to cut to the chase. Now, look, you're a nationally syndicated radio host. And you do something called a podcast called the Brandt and sherry odd cast. Sherry is your wife? No, she's my producer. You produce. Your wife know about this. Does your wife know about this podcast? And you're also work with cure international, but okay, we've met and we like to joke around. But this is a really serious subject. Your book is called able. It has sold a zillion copies, this is the revised and updated version, asks the question, well, you tell me, 'cause I can read it. The crazy question. Look, well, the crazy, is it possible to live a life where you're putting off anger where you're not angry all the time. Okay, so on the back of the book it says, here's a crazy question. What if we decided not to be offended? So what do we mean? What do you mean by that? The book is titled an offender, so obviously that's what you deal with. But what does that mean not to be offended not to be angry all the time? I'm talking about giving up your right to offense, giving up your right to anger, anger is a fight or flight response. That's what it's supposed to be. So all these physiological things happen to us, we're not supposed to live there, though. It kills us. It's terrible for its physically spiritually everything, but we've made it into an art form where we think we're supposed to be angry all the time about everything. And there's no shortage of things to be angry about. Legitimate things. There's no short and there never will be a shortage. Actually, that's very important to say. There is no shortage of things to be angry about. The level of injustice in the world, the evil in the world, the question is, how do we deal with that? And the bigger question would be, I would ask, how does God want me to deal with it?
AP News Radio
'I feel gutted': Victims of parade crash speak at sentencing
"Victims of a deadly parade crash are speaking at a sentencing hearing for the driver Darryl Brooks junior drove his red SUV through the parade in downtown Waukesha last year Lindsey con's family was in the parade In a split second excited cheers turned into sounds of screaming and horror A trail of bloody bodies were left laying in the road Brooks was convicted of 76 charges including 6 counts of first degree intentional homicide Sherry sparks 8 year old son Jackson was killed I feel gutted and broken It hurts to breathe sometimes It hurts to live without him here So my mama soul aches for him Sparks as Brooks has shown no empathy She wants the maximum sentence This man not only took Jackson away from our family He violently ripped Jackson out of our lives Each homicide count against Brooks carries a mandatory life sentence Brooks chose to represent himself during the trial despite overwhelming evidence against him I'm Ed Donahue
AP News Radio
The latest in sports
"AP sports I'm David Shuster we begin in the NBA where Jayson Tatum scored a game high 34 points as Boston defeated Denver one 31 one 12 His night and day the way that we're playing the start of this season compared to the start of last season But whenever we made that change I just feel like we haven't looked back and for the most part we got the same group One or two new guys but they really know how to play the game In New York RJ Barrett scored 30 points for Tom thibodeau as the Knicks down Detroit one 21 one 12 The thing that was different about this game is we still didn't shoot the ball great But I thought we made a lot of plays on selfish place to help get high quality shots Elsewhere Oklahoma City had 8 players in double figure scoring running past Toronto by 19 Memphis had three players over 20 points beating Minnesota one 14 one O three and Golden State got 40 points from Steph Curry one O 6 one O one over Cleveland turning to hockey Washington defeated Tampa Bay as Craig heist reports Darcy Kemper made 28 saves and helped kill off a 5 minute power play in the second period as the capitals beat the lightning 5 to one Sonny Milano had two goals and an assist Anthony mantha Alexi protest and Connor sherry each lit the lamp Kemper missed out on the shutout when Nick permits scored in the third More importantly I think just as a group we came together with the urgency that we really wanted this win and you could see it in our play right from the start and it was nice to see everyone get rewarded College hoops the top 5 teams in the country all in action with number two Gonzaga squeaking out a one point victory at Michigan state Meanwhile number one North Carolina three Houston Ford Kentucky and 5 Baylor all were comfortable winners baseball news the Houston Astros fired their GM James click after he turned down their one year contract to offer and football buffalo quarterback Josh Allen he's questionable for Sunday's game against Minnesota with a sore elbow I'm David Shuster AP sports
AP News Radio
Capitals beat Lightning as Kuemper gets best of Bolts again
"Darcy Kemper made 28 saves and helped kill off a 5 minute power play in the second period as the capitals beat the lightning 5 to one Sonny Milano had two goals and an assist Anthony mantha Alexi protists and Connor sherry each let the lamp Kemper missed out on the shutout when Nick permits scored in the third More importantly I think just as a group we came together with the urgency that we really wanted this win and you could see it in our play right from the start and it was nice to see everyone get rewarded John Carlson had an assist becoming the first caps defenseman to reach 600 points Craig heist Washington
The Doug Collins Podcast
This North Carolina Senate Race Is Closer Than You Can Imagine
"Moving down the my app a little bit. North Carolina. This has become the one and I think I've said it here on the podcast. I've definitely said it in radio show and other news that North Carolina from me was and I said this back in July and August. I said, when the polling starts to come in and this Beasley bug rice down in North Carolina, it's going to be far closer than anybody imagines. It's going to be very close. And it's going to be definitely the margin of era and people are going to fly under the radar and people are going to say, oh my, what's happening? Well, that's exactly what's happening right now. This race in North Carolina is bud is up by one little over one, most of the Poland have had this thing trending three to one to a tie here over the last month. Basically, sherry Beasley actually, this is one thing I wanted to emphasize. She just announced her fundraising total of 13.3 million. That's number four in the country of these other Senate races that I've been talking about. That's a lot of money in North Carolina media markets. It's a lot of money to make up, bud, has raised money, but not to that level. Again, folks, this is a flippable seat for Democrats if they're wanting to flip this, but ran a solid campaign throughout this cycle. He's been a little quiet. He's not, it's not been a flashy race by any means. They have just had their, I think, one and only debate. This one is going to be a time which Republicans have got to come out. It is also another race in which Republicans struggled to hand to deal with a primary, which again, that's part of life, that's part of what should be an electoral politics, not upset that there was a primary, but you had folks who like Mark walker and others who, you know, now their people have to get behind Ted, bud or cherry Beasley, will hold our oil part of the possibility of flipping this seat.
AP News Radio
Pastrnak has a goal and 3 assists, Bruins beat Capitals 5-2
"David pasternak had a goal in three assist while Patrice bergeron had a goal as the bruins beat the capitals 5 to two in the season opener for both teams Pasternak says it wasn't pretty but he'll take the two points That's a good thing we beat today and obviously big stuff for our we have to make sure to fix obviously a couple of mistakes You know that wasn't clean but it's good for us that we are able to win this kind of game David crece added a goal and two assists Anthony mantha and Connor sherry lit the lamp for the capitals Lena Olmert made 33 saves in the win Craig heist Washington
AP News Radio
Sherri Shepherd's excited to be herself on new talk show
"Sherry shepherd will host her own talk show when sherry hits the air next week With the latest Sherri shepherd was part of the view for 7 years and now she breaks out on her own She will combine a look at pop culture with real people's stories and plenty of comedy Shepherd says she asked Oprah Winfrey for advice and took 15 pages of notes Shepherd says she has also been in touch with singer actor Jennifer Hudson who is starting her own talk show on the same day I'm so excited for her because her success is
The Charlie Kirk Show
Charlie Welcomes Congressman Ted Budd, Senate Candidate for NC
"I love North Carolina, it's one of the nicest states in the entire country. North Carolina, the tar heel state, has some phenomenal people, and we have with us right now, someone who is running to become the next senator from North Carolina and not allow a Democrat to win. Ted Budd is with us. Ted, welcome to the Charlie Kirk show. Charlie, it's great to be with you and I first met you in North Carolina. Back when Nancy Pelosi put me on her list of 33 members of Congress, Republicans to eliminate back in 2018, member of the top year for Republicans and Don Junior, U came into Davidson county, right there in the middle of North Carolina and campaigned for me and really appreciate that. I remember that very well. So tell us about your race and I mean, North Carolina is experiencing a lot of the same sort of issues, the country is experiencing rising crime, inflation, talk about some of the top issues that you're running in campaigning on that are affecting North Carolina voters. You know, historically, you've seen somebody have to change from the primary over to the general, but you don't really have to do that in this race because the issues are still the same. And it's two main issues. One of the things that I did among all the Democrats that were running really who just consolidated around sherry Beasley. And we had a big primary that we had to navigate through on the Republican side. But we went to all 100 counties far west in the mountains, the corners and the east of North Carolina and talked to folks all across the spectrum in the two issues, Charlie, that keep coming up. One is inflation. I mean, even today, we're seeing new inflation numbers and yet have increased again. It's now 9.1% over the prior 12 months. And we're coming into next month where parents are preparing for back to school. They're going to have to decide they're going to put groceries on their table or are they going to buy new clothes and new backpack for their kids going to school? So these are real decisions that are affecting folks. Construction businesses trying to keep the doors open with the rise of the material cost. And then the other issue we're seeing, it has to do with crime. And a lot of that crime Charlie starts at the border because what sheriffs in North Carolina are telling me is every single county is now a border county because of Joe Biden's open border
AP News Radio
Lawmaker calls for investigation of Oregon ballot fiasco
"A state lawmaker in Oregon is calling for a formal investigation into a ballot printing fiasco that will delay results from Tuesday's primary by weeks in the state's third largest county As many as 60,000 ballots in clackamas county are unreadable by vote counting machines because a blurry barcodes The good barcode at the bottom is very intense black ink with crisp lines The one that's bad at the top is got some white wine It's got a little more figured out in the barcode area County elections clerk sherry hall says the process to count the ballots is painstaking It needs to be duplicated as exactly as the voter voted there original ballot There is a key house race in that district in Oregon Jamie McLeod skinner has the lead in the democratic primary We just expect all county offices to uphold the integrity of our elections Hall says she's used the printer for ballots for ten years without any problems I'm Ed
AP News Radio
Edwards ousts Cawthorn, Budd Trumps rivals in GOP primary
"Madison Madison Madison Madison Cawthorne Cawthorne Cawthorne Cawthorne fumbles fumbles fumbles fumbles the the the the bag bag bag bag in in in in his his his his North North North North Carolina Carolina Carolina Carolina primary primary primary primary well well well well another another another another trump trump trump trump endorsed endorsed endorsed endorsed candidate candidate candidate candidate wins wins wins wins a a a a Senate Senate Senate Senate nomination nomination nomination nomination in in in in north north north north Carolina's Carolina's Carolina's Carolina's crowded crowded crowded crowded Senate Senate Senate Senate race race race race trump trump trump trump backed backed backed backed US US US US congressman congressman congressman congressman Ted Ted Ted Ted Budd Budd Budd Budd won won won won the the the the Republican Republican Republican Republican primary primary primary primary to to to to certify certify certify certify the the the first first first and and and I I I am am am honored honored honored to to to be be be your your your Republican Republican Republican nominee nominee nominee you'll you'll you'll be be be running running running against against against a a a black black black former former former state state state Supreme Supreme Supreme Court Court Court Chief Chief Chief Justice Justice Justice sherry sherry sherry Beasley Beasley Beasley to to to bring bring bring North North North Carolina Carolina Carolina values values values back back back into into into the the the Senate Senate Senate first first first time time time congressman congressman congressman medicine medicine medicine Cawthorne Cawthorne Cawthorne lost lost lost his his his race race race in in in the the the GOP GOP GOP primary primary primary for for for north north north Carolina's Carolina's Carolina's eleventh eleventh eleventh district district district to to to state state state senator senator senator Chuck Chuck Chuck Edwards Edwards Edwards authority authority authority lost lost lost the the the support support support of of of state state state Republican Republican Republican leaders leaders leaders after after after a a a series series series of of of publicly publicly publicly disclose disclose disclose personal personal personal and and and political political political blunders blunders blunders in in in November November November Edwards Edwards Edwards will will will take take take on on on the the the Democratic Democratic Democratic Front Front Front runner runner runner jasmine jasmine jasmine beach beach beach Ferrara Ferrara Ferrara she's she's she's a a a county county county commissioner commissioner commissioner an an an ordained ordained ordained minister minister minister and and and an an an L. L. L. G. G. G. B. B. B. T. T. T. Q. Q. Q. plus plus plus activist activist activist I'm I'm I'm Jennifer Jennifer Jennifer king king king
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
In Latest Gaffe, Biden Eats Before Troops Are Fed
"We have in studio one of our newest Friends former cabinet member of the Trump administration served in the United States Air Force in the naval intelligence of the United States and rose to veterans affairs secretary. Secretary wilkie, and of course now the newest national security senior correspondent or contributed to newsmax. So let's just number them. Number one, he said that we should use chemical weapons against Russia, which is illegal. He said to the 82nd airborne, you're going to see soon yourselves in Ukraine. And then he said, that man has to go, we have to get rid of Putin. All of those had to be pulled back had to be deleted, had to be winding out by The White House. And then, as a man who served this nation in the uniforms of two different services, can you explain why it's so important that whether you're a second lieutenant or the president, you don't eat before the troops have eaten, and he did that. No. In fact, that is the key to any great military leader. You see that your troops offended you see that they are bedded down. The greatest I think of all British officers was field marshal slim. And there's a great story there were two members of the House of lords who are lieutenant colonels. In Burma, it was the monsoon season, their troops were out, on the ground, pouring rain, mud, they were sipping wine and sherry in their tents with a heater. They were private that evening. If I can't slim, master them down to PFCs. Yes, two lords. That's how important that
The Doug Collins Podcast
Sheri Hooper, Founder of Interactive Neighborhood for Kids (INK), Saw a Need in Her Community
"But sheri has a unique story and one of the things we're gonna focus on a lot on this podcast is taking conservative ideas and putting them in the mainstream where many times those ideas or either hijacked is something only government can do and or that should only be in the realm of government or schools and others and sure you had this great idea and we're gonna talk about it today about a neighborhood for kids and we're not talking about a little neighborhood. We're talking about a kids where they can go and learn and explore and be themselves. But sherry, first off to our listeners, let's just jump right into this. Here you think about it. Tell us a little bit about your background and then sort of what led to this. I mean, you're a girl from lumpkin county. I mean, you know, what else tell us a little bit about you and then we'll get into the story. Okay. Born and raised in delonge. And with great family, background. And met the love of my life when I was about 21 in Maeve away. We quickly had kids three within 19 months apart. That would be twins if somebody's trying to calculate. And we moved back to Gainesville after my husband went through his fellowship residency and fellowship in Charlottesville, Virginia. And moving back into the community with small children, there was it was a challenge to find a place to go and have the kids play. And me as a mom feel safe. So starting out trying to get back in the community, met up with the sum of my ladies from church that had kids the same age. And we started play group in the basement of my home. And make a long story short, it grew so quickly because there was not only did I have that need, but many of the other moms in the community had that need to be able to get together, have their children play together and also have community within the moms or the
The Charlie Kirk Show
United Airlines Pilot Placed on Unpaid Leave After Being Granted Exemption From Vaccine Mandate
"I am going to be joined in this segment by captain sherry walker and captain Dave Morgan of airline employees for health freedom. They happen to be United Airlines pilots, and they are pretty good at what they do. 7 87 international 7 67, these guys are experts. They keep us safe. They make the skies friendly. They get us from point a to point B and now they are going to tell us their story about their experience with these vax mandates that have been spreading across the country. There is news today that osha has now at least temporarily sidelined this plan of vax mandates, pending circuit court, judgments that have fully put a stop to it, at least for the time being. So we're going to keep monitoring that. Dave Morgan, thank you so much for joining us, captain sherry walker. Thank you so much for joining us. Tell us a little bit about what you guys have been going through the floor is yours. I've got some tape, by the way, that we can play at some point in the segment of the CEO of United. I know you're not speaking on behalf of United here, but I do have, I think it's partner to what we're discussing. So I do want to get to that, but tell us what you've been going through. Tell us a little bit about your background. Are you guys getting paid right now? I went on unpaid leave a week ago on Friday. I'm a pilot for United Airlines. I was hired in continental airlines in 1998, so I've been here 23 and a half years. We've spent many years out in the island of Guam for Micronesia and three years ago, just before the pandemic, we moved from Guam to the great state of Arizona, and I'm on a fly 7 87 out of San Francisco. Pandemic came down the pipe and we pressed on. We are the front lines that we're willing to do whatever it took. What we are team of many, many people, and I'm just representing I'm a voice representing thousands who I wish also could have this opportunity to speak. But we work through this thing. And with a really can do cooperative spirit of let's get through this because I was also a pilot during 9 11. I remember that vividly. We worked through that. And then suddenly, on the back side of this, here comes this vaccine mandate. And those of us who pressed on and made the wheels turn airplanes fly, the people who were able to fly for point a to we were there to get them there. And all of a sudden, Scott Kirby says, we're not safe anymore. You're done. So as of last Friday, I've been placed on unpaid leave, and they've basically cut my cord. I have no insurance, no benefits. I can't retire. I have no access to anything. They have shut me down and to make it worse. I can't pass travel. I can't even jump seat on other airline jump seats. So I'm scrambling right now to see what I'm going to do with insurance. I have three boys, 12, 16 and
Standup Comedy "Your Host and MC"
Halloween Special Repeat of "Walk Like an Egyptian" a discussion with Comedy Club waitresses. Show 8a - burst 01
"We're gonna talk about what it's like being employees to comedy club ladies and gentlemen. Let's hear for patty soule sherry lane stove owner well. That was pretty incredible. Alright so let's get thing kick things off of padding sherri. We already talked to lenin earlier. Podcast she was a hostess kitchen manager house. Mc and being an entertainer in managing so my club so historically very important but the club also wouldn't have had it success without a really tremendous staff that stuck around for many years and part of that staff patti and sheri who were cocktail waitresses back in the day. So patty will start with you. How did you come to work for me. It laughs well first of all. I'd like to say that i was head. Waitress knows what that's all. She earned the title but above where we got that out of the way. Any millennial listening out there. It was okay to say that back. Then i actually got started laps unlimited. Because i was dating your bartender one of your bartenders. There and i came in one night with him. just to see the show and It was a birdcage secret person who this was. This was ben tony. Oh i didn't. I thought you guys met at the club so you guys previously and he brought you in. We had been dating for awhile then. Tony is another a entertainer slash employee that we interviewed in a previous show. So i knew you guys at data for a couple of years. But i didn't know it was. I thought you meant out laugh so it was pretty laugh. So that's interesting so you came in as a guest an audience member. Did you have a good time. I had a great time. I remember it was wonderful. And i just i loved the whole atmosphere of the club itself and they happen to be short a waitress that night and ben. Tony mentioned to you. Lyn was could have been. T- may be or bob bob. Probably you know my girlfriend is out there in the audience. And i know she's had cocktail waitress experience so so i i just kind of went. Sure i'll do it so i was waitress that night night instead of being in the audience. That's hilarious great
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Vaccinated Texas School Counselor Who 'Had Done Everything Right' Dies After Contracting COVID-19
"The dallas morning news vaccinated. Texas school counselor. Who had done everything right dies after contracting cova carrollton texas try. Vm academy six hundred student. Charter school from her hospital. Bed sherry wise went on facebook to contemplate. What went wrong sixty-six-year-old woman. she said. She did everything right. She was fully vaccinated early in the pandemic mask-wearing to avoid touching people. The one thing that changed however was her new job. She was a secondary guidance. Counselor at vm. Academy she wrote on facebook. Is that where i got it. Who knows it proves the you can do all the right. Things and still succumb tragically. She succumbed two weeks. After that post she died. Now these stories. You're not hearing much about in the mainstream media.
AP News Radio
Bob Odenkirk Back on 'Better Call Saul' After Heart Attack
"The star of better call Saul is back at work after a health episode is back on the job six weeks after suffering a heart attack he has tweeted out a photo of himself getting made up to play the title character in the AMC series announcing his own return in the Tweedy says he is happy to be here and living this specific life surrounded by such good people he even gave a shout out to make up artist sherry Montesano soap making him quote not only for shooting holding crickets fifty eight he had what he described later that's a small heart attack on the set of the show in Albuquerque New Mexico on July twenty seventh I'm Oscar wells Gabriel
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"sherry small" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Here ahead. We station two of our Omodaka, which means maybe a happy and healthy year, Maybe a sweet year. Shana Tova Matt Sheer WBZ Boston's news radio. The Norton Fire Department was called in early this morning after 10 trucks caught fire at the Waste Management facility. We get the details from WBZ. Sherry Small. Norton's deputy Fire chief says They got the call at about six a.m.. Once on scene they found in garbage trucks in an outdoor parking yard of the waste management facility smoldering and on fire. Firefighters had to bring in heavy equipment to remove trash that was blocking their access and Cruz also dealing with a hazmat situation. The department Environmental protection notified because of fuel leaks and possible hazardous materials that may be in the burning trash. No word yet on the cause of those fires. Sherry small WBC Boston's news radio Well, if you can't beat them join them. Cape Cod is now starting to embrace its shark reputation three summers after it saw its first great white shark attacks in generations, a growing group of charter boat operators are offering shark tours. The region, of course, says whale and seal, watching certain excursions all over the place the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy, recently renovated Shark Center and Chatham. They're also developing another waterfront outpost to offer its own shark tours and exhibits on the local great white population. Shark theme merchandise is apparently bringing in very good sales. Road rage leads to Gunshots in a reported Drake it incident more details coming up at 3 45. Right now it's time to check on business coming our way from Bloomberg and sponsored by Enterprise Wealth Management, a division of Enterprise Bank. It's 3 37. Self driving cars are here, but the next frontier will be in Japan with a test run of an autonomous cargo ship. This voyage in the spring will be about 380 kilometers or about 236 miles, and it's a really big deal for the companies working on the project River. Davis wrote The story for Bloomberg News. It's going to be the first test of their Navigation systems in really congested waters. The outcome has important implications for Japan shipping industry because the nation's workforce is shrinking and its population is aging. We spoke with the captain and she was very concerned. He estimated that The average age of the crew he was working with was actually nearing on 70 years old. The Nippon Foundation, which is backing the development of autonomous vessels, hopes to see crueler ships make up 50% of Japan's local fleet. By 2040. I'm Charlie Palette Bloomberg business on WBZ, Boston's news radio. Speaker. My smart speaker doesn't matter how you say it. Spot speaker just have it played WBZ NewsRadio on I Heart radio. Wicked smart. Look at you over there, moving and grooving again because you applied Voltaire in arthritis pain gel. Voltaren gel has been clinically proven to relieve arthritis pain. You do stiffness and improve mobility. Even better. It's the first full prescription strength, non steroidal anti inflammatory gel now available over the counter. Powerful arthritis.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"sherry small" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Fauci also says health officials are studying whether booster vaccines can be mixed and matched with the first Pfizer or Moderna doses that people received. Special pandemic related unemployment benefits are already gone here in Massachusetts, but tomorrow they'll dry up around the rest of the country, WBZ Sherry Small explains with the end to federal unemployment benefits, it's goodbye to that extra $300 a week and it's not just the extra few 100 bucks, freelancers, gig workers and the long term unemployed that were covered under special pandemic era. Expanded unemployment parameters are losing benefits here in Massachusetts, an estimated 300 1000 unemployed are affected. The Biden administration has signaled it will not see to extend the benefits again. Many employers in need of help hope that this will draw more unemployed off the sidelines and help build the some 200,000 jobs that are currently open and available in Massachusetts. Meanwhile, there is still state unemployment assistance for those who qualify under the normal criteria. Sherry Small WBZ Boston's NewsRadio, 803 traffic and weather together, starting with the Subaru retailers in New England all wheel drive traffic on the threes with David said, Ronnie, What's happening, David? Hey, what's happening, Dan Watkins. Good evening. Really, really looking pretty good out there, Dan. Very quiet of south of town. We have one small backup 4 95 cell phone. It just gets heavy. Passed that on ramp from 1 40 That's in Mansfield. Due to the concert at the Xfinity, Senator. Night, Laura into 1 28 93 looking good. The expressway 10 15 minutes getting in and out of Boston. Everything up North is quiet. Same without West, the pike. No issues from the food channel out to Auburn 40 minute right there. Downtown 93 is clear. Liver connectors are moving fine now to and from 93 no issues on the Tobin. The airport tunnels are okay. All the river roads are clear. Iran right around child's David said Ronnie WBC 24 Hour traffic network. And.
World News This Week
Where Do Afghanistan's Refugees Go?
"Abc's sherry preston has more on what happens to those afghan refugees who are able to get out and seek asylum among the first things that afghan refugees would have to put down on the special immigrant. Visas or siv's that get into the united states is where they would want to go jennifer. Simon is in charge of resettlement at the international rescue committee which works with the us government to find places for refugees to live those coming into the country. Have either of family relatives. I wish is something that they would note their applications. There are several regions of the country with relatively high concentrations of afghan families already including northern california northern virginia and parts of
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"sherry small" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Any injuries this morning redline issues. Shuttle buses are replacing service between Park Street and JFK UMass right now. Apparently, this is all due to a power problem at South Station. The T says Expect delays and Plan accordingly. Last call for Covid shots at the state's last mass vaccination center. Today, the site of the old Circuit City location in Dartmouth will shut down later on Boston's hotel industry has been left in ruins by this pandemic. WBC. Sherry Small has details. We knew the pandemic delivered a major blow to Boston's hotel industry, but just how hard to hit is now revealed. In a new industry group report, The American Hotel and Lodging Association found that Boston suffered one of the worst industry revenue declines anywhere in the country. In May, the final four month of Massachusetts had a state of emergency in place. Boston hotels brought in one third as much revenue per room as they did two years earlier, almost 60% of the jobs in the leisure and hospitality sector in the city withered away. San Francisco was the only city ranked lower. Sherry Small WBZ Boston's news radio, big career change, former Patriots defensive lineman Jake The Cats launches a bid for the U. S senate in his home state of Arkansas. The cat was drafted by the Patriots in 2012 played more than three years for the team before being released. The cat will challenge Senator John Boozman on a platform that calls what's going on in Washington a disgrace. Sasha Baron Cohen Susie, a Massachusetts based cannabis company. That company crossed the line, according to Cohen, the Hollywood actor wants Solar therapeutics. To pay up big time. How about $9 million for using an image.
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"At four o'clock that afternoon on Madison Rogers. Here's what's happening. Governor bigger calling it great news that the CDC is advising, fully vaccinated. People no longer be required to wear a mask period. But the rules are staying right where they are for now in the Commonwealth, and that is causing some confusion. WBZ Suzanne's Hospital went to a grocery store in Fox Borough to get reaction from shoppers was here a year ago, and there was a line out the door, Everyone six FT. Apart and wearing masks. Well, it was the same right before the store opens Saturday morning. I don't know that I'm 100% comfortable. Yet. Apparently, people around here are reluctant to change like Tracy from Norwood, who's fully vaccinated. I feel like there's been a little bit of that whiplash right? Like all of a sudden from one day to the next, we don't have to stand apart. We don't have to wear a mask, but that's what it's been for a year. I don't think people's habits will just change immediately. I think it takes a second for us to take it in and go. Okay, It's it's okay. If I'm a little closer to you Have I don't you? I don't know about the touching part in Foxboro. Suzanne Saz Ville WBZ Boston's news radio again face coverings are still required for everyone indoors and outdoors when there's no room for social distancing. Governor Baker did indicate some kind of change to the rules. Next week, a close call for three fishermen off Woods Hole after their boat nearly capsized. WBZ Sherry Small reports Our command center it sector southeastern New England got a mayday over channel 16, which is international hail in distress that mayday call coming from three fishermen off Woods Hole Channel Friday evening just before five p.m. as they're both started taking on water from an onboard league Petty officer first class. Amanda Weir, it says the woods Hole Coast Guard station immediately launched 2 45 ft rescue boats. When the 45 response boat got on scene, the three fishermen were able to transfer onto their boat and everybody safely made it back to shore. No one was injured. Luckily, the fishermen were rescued before the boat capsized this morning. A locals salvage companies that was hired by the fishing vessel owner is in route to attempt to commence salvage operations. Very small WBZ Boston News radio. Construction worker fell 30 ft in Kingston this morning, the workers said to be in serious condition. They were med flighted toe, a Boston trauma center at around nine A.m.. The worker reportedly fell off the roof of the Amazon facility on William See Gold weigh on investigation is being conducted. Officials calling it an accident will have any updates when they come out. Four. Oh, three, and we go to traffic and weather together. Excuse me, Boston, Whether Excuse me against Subaru Retailers of New England all wheel drive traffic on the threes and we go to David's a droney. David. Hopefully, the traffic is better than my English speaking e think you're doing fine, Madison. No, You could get away with it easily, but But we're gonna start to not insult the town. Just a little busy. I had to split. We're gonna start the expressway. Expressways cell found Still heavy mass have right down to one upon such you come off the brakes hit them again from burns for parkway Right through the split expressway North bound. You're on and off the brakes Still granted, have right up into the city. Who? Three self his heavy 18 to Derby Street Rue three north bound. You hit spotty delays up past 2 28 and then gets heavy from after union right up into the split. Lower end of 93 north on you still start heavy and slow passed on route 95 in Canton, and then you slow from 24 right into Braintree, Lower into 93 cell found his little slow out of split past the mall in Braintree, Capeside. Everything's looking pretty good up north of the upper Under 1 28 cell phone. Still stop and go route 62 damaged a little street and people you'll get to breathe a bit. Then you're going to ride the brakes again. Salem Street in Wakefield to north have been reading. 1 28 north balance flows between the turnpike and route 20 and Walt them Further north. You can hit spotty congestion through woman. He'll get some room to ride. Then you get heavy and slow from us and 10. You'll drive up past a little little street and Peabody 95 93 looking good Route three Cell phone. It's a little heavy at the bottom getting onto 1 28 in Burlington, route One self this low fastball in the street in Saugus. 4. 95 is looking good now out west on the route to we're eastbound. Been slow from through that work zone That is about a mile and a half long between Jackson and Shirley Road in Lancaster. Davidson drove me to be DVDs doesn't see I can't talk either. WBZ Traffic on.
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"Degrees already this Friday morning. It's great to have you with us. I'm Jeff Brown and spring deals. Us. A great hands are kind of a chilly and damp first half of the month of middle weekend of make kind of a turning point temperatures working their way up into the Middle, even some upper seventies inland spots. But there is the chance of a shower popping up WBZ AccuWeather meteorologist Dean DeVore, and we are looking at those chances for showers pretty much every afternoon now right through the weekend, but otherwise it's clear sailing and looking good well. This is a major milestone in a year of drastic setbacks and then baby steps forward. The CDC says. It's okay for fully vaccinated Americans to show off that smile. The news CDC guidance saying fully Vaccinated Americans no longer need a mask is still just a suggestion. It's not enforcement thing where you're not going to go out and arrest people. But the president believes most will stay masked if they didn't get the shot. The vast majority of the American people care about to safety their neighbors. But some mask rules will stay, including in crowded bus is planes and prisons and the field. ABC NEWS Washington These guidelines will be done on the honor system of the policy is not for everyone, but it won't be done at all. In Massachusetts. For now, Governor Baker says he'll deliver a mandate update soon. So what about the mixed messages? How are people handling that this morning? Will WBC Sherry Small is out in about finding some people in Medford's and how they feel about it all? Good morning, Sherry. Good morning, Jeff. I have to say I'm a little surprised at the lack of resistance to Massachusetts, not adopting the new loosen CDC mask guidelines for vaccinated people. All the people I'm talking to here agree that there are getting tired of face Mass. But they say holding onto them a little bit longer is okay. Ellen of ever it says she agrees with the governor. Yeah, This is a very dense, populated state. There's a lot going on, and I trust him. I'm fully vaccinated, but I'm thinking more proactively towards other people. But if I'm not walking, I do take off my mask Fight. If there's nobody else around, and the people I'm talking to here outside of a Medford coffee shop seem to all be OK with the status quo, vaccinated or not. They're walking into the coffee shop with a mask on leaving with a mass, many of them even walking through the parking lot with their mass song Reporting live in Medford. Sherry small WBC Boston's news radio, Well, despite the cautious approach, Massachusetts seems to be moving in the right direction. State health officials report the lowest number of active coronavirus cases in the Commonwealth since this Data has first been compiled last fall, and the number of red zone cities and towns have been cut in half again. Now, just six communities are at high risk for covert spread in Massachusetts showdown before sundown in Providence. It's unfortunate that young men in this community Have no regard for life. At times they fire the guns, Uh, willingly at each other, And this is the case here. Providence Police Chief Colonel Hugh Clements, a mass shooting in the city's Washington Park neighborhood Last night, A battle between two young group's nine people heard three of them critically. The suspects are still on the run this morning. It's a 33. Check traffic and weather together. Every 10 minutes David struck. Alito is first with the Subaru Retailers.
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"The State Department of Public Health has reported 1480 more covert 19 cases this evening and 32 more deaths. 70 average positivity rate stands at 2.2% House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says Congress will form an independent 9 11 style commission. Look into the deadly riot at the U. S Capitol last month. Police are investigating a shooting outside a restaurant in Salem Ah, Lin man was rushed to a Boston hospital Police in Wrentham are investigating what they call a smash and grab at the Burberry store at the rental outlets earlier this morning, Theo, owner of two local gelato cafes is missing. Lisa and her family are now asking for the public's help. WBZ Sherry Small has that Samantha Mentis Davar Framingham, better known as Sam hasn't been seen since late Saturday. Her family is worried, and police have launched a missing person search and investigation. She and her husband own too dull to allege a gelato cafes, one in Framingham, the other in Ashland. She's been missing since around 6 30 Saturday night. That's when police say she may have been in native possibly in the CBS door on Central Greed or around that area. They say that Sam's phone was tracking in the Natick Norwood area. But reportedly that phone has since either gone dead or is turned off, and she remains unreachable. Sami's 47 years old 5 ft. Four inches tall with a medium build, and she speaks with a Spanish accent. She was driving a 2017, Navy blue Toyota Prius hatchback and may have stopped at any of the mass pike rest areas. Anyone with information is urged to call Framingham police Sherry Small WBZ Boston's news radio. Authorities in New Hampshire continued to search for a murder suspect. They're hoping the public can help them find Timothy Johnson, who's wanted in connection with the death of Jean Louis cell. The cell was found shot to death outside a home on Chestnut Street in Manchester's Saturday. An arrest warrant has been issued for Johnson, charging him with one count of second degree murder. He's about 59 £135, with a distinct had two on the left side of his Lowered neck. He's considered armed and dangerous in the cove. It vaccine roll out here in Massachusetts, despite pleas from some residents, Governor Baker says This is not the time to start making more age groups eligible. WBC's John Bay back says the numbers just aren't there yet. The governor toured the mass vaccination side in Springfield this weekend. Where earlier in the distribution process, elderly residents were forced to stand in the better cold, waiting for their turn in line. The governor called out the National Guard to help and that has turned the tide. But the governor says that it's all about the numbers really good. Somewhere between 103 and.
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"Make no mistake. He takes his Turk seriously. Cheapest insurance is the safe, Quiet field, a theory he's put into practice as he reaches his 55th Super Bowl, his first Super Bowl in 1967 at the Los Angeles Coliseum, his legendary field status, earning him the title of Sod God and meeting some halftime celebrities along the way, the likes of Paul McCartney and many others. His favorite lady Gaga was warned the best. So I say to NBC's with Johnson reporting. The search is on in Chick a pee for a missing boy 11 year old Aiden Blanchard last seen around noon yesterday near a boat ramp. Near Media Street along the chicken Be River, Massachusetts state police searching with an air wing, a drone and underwater unit and a canine team. Police in Chick a Pee and fire boats are also searching, and anyone with any information urged to call police. In chicken feet. And the search continues in the disappearance of two California toddlers and now they're adopted. Family is speaking out, denying accusations that they harmed those Children. Here's NBC's Ornshaw family of the adoptive father of two California City brothers who vanished four year old Orrin and three year old Orson speaking to ABC exclusively. I just know that they were really good parents as far as I was that served the family now saying they're being targeted by members of the public showing up outside their home. Not to support them, but to accuse them. They adopted the boys in 2019 the parents, saying they last saw them in their backyard late December before they vanished, its officials confirming they suspect foul play in the boy's disappearance, but have not named any suspects or persons of interest. Thus far, a New Hampshire man who admitted storming the U. S Capitol last month and Chugging back a bottle of wine. He found that a lawmaker's office now facing federal charges, according to a federal complaint, which was filed on Friday. Jason Riddle Facing several charges, including violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds and theft of government property. Riddle tells the King Sentinel newspaper he was unaware of the charges and says he'll turn himself in when contacted by law enforcement. The Wyoming Republican Party voting overwhelmingly to censure Congresswoman Liz Cheney for voting to impeach President Trump for his role in that January 6th riot at the Capitol. To Jim King is a professor of political science at the University of Wyoming. Outlining what this could mean for Cheney's future. This is a vote, and it certainly is riled the activists in the Republican Party, but I'm not sure that their displeasure will Continue on to the rest of the electorate. The center document accuses Cheney of voting to impeach even though the U. S House did not offer former President Trump a formal hearing or Due process, a Massachusetts lawmaker filing legislation to officially declare a state dinosaur WBC sherry Small tells us how thousands took part in the process. Massachusetts State representative Jack Lewis of Framingham was just trying to come up with a creative activity for his son's Cub Scout's den, something the kids could really get excited about well to spur their interest in paleontology. He settled on the dinosaurs and fossils project he been combined that with his work is a state long Maker and teamed up with the Museum of Science. With that it gained traction, the public invited to vote on social media to pick which dinosaur would represent Massachusetts and with more than 35,000 votes cast. The people have spoken. The winner is but Oka Saurus Holyoke insists, which means swift footed lizard of Holyoke first discovered near Mount Holyoke in 1910. The state dinosaur legislation has been filed in both the State House and Senate. Sherry Small WBZ Boston sneeze rate. You have family and friends of an FBI special agent shot dead in the line of duty along with a colleague this week, gathering yesterday in Florida for an emotional memorial service in her honor on emotional Memorial for special Agent Lord Schwarzenberger at Hard Rock Stadium. 43 year old wife and mother of two was fatally shot executing a federal search warrant for suspected child pornography. A true protector of those she loved.
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"Times, go to Boston dot gov. Sherry Small WBZ Boston's news radio. Connecticut police say frigid weather may have contributed to the death of a street sweeper whose body was found after an early morning accident yesterday. The 47 year old victim discovered early yesterday morning by police responding to report that a small sweeper vehicle had crashed into the side of a building at the South Worry Green shopping Center. Police say the man was lying on the ground outside of the cab. His identity has not been released. Ah Watertown man seriously hurt after he was thrown from this snow mobile while on a guided tour in New Hampshire. The crash happening in the town access trail in Goram around noon yesterday. Officials say. 30 year old Constantine even Medias was driving a rented snow mobile when it went off the trail and hit a tree. He was thrown from the snowmobile and suffered significant injuries It would need these was taken to the hospital officials believe and experience led to the crash. The latest cove in numbers are out in Massachusetts, We will break those down coming up. In two minutes. Right now, it is 503. Time for traffic and weather together. The super retailers of New England all wheel drive traffic on the threes. Here's David too, Droney. Our Thanks. Medicine going salt the town on the expressway in north bound. You gonna jam to a crash? Just after Adams Street in Quincy. From there. You're slowing up before and after Columbia Road that from a water main break. They're trying to clean that up and get that water not to turn to ice by that way. Who? Three Clear up and down the South shore. 24 95 good to go to and from our own island. Lower in 1, 28 and 93 about 20 minutes. Ride Braintree. Up to the pike out. West is quiet, upper end up north up around 1 28 south bound that's cleared out through Wakefield down to reading Roots three and 93 95 all looking good to and from New Hampshire who won both ways clear through Saugus, David said Ronnie WBC's traffic on the threes. And looking at the four day forecast mostly clear very cold tonight. Low near zero in some suburbs around eight for the city sunshine, mixing with clouds tomorrow.
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"Now, more than ever. It matters where you get your news, WBZ news radio. 90 degrees in Boston at five o'clock. Good evening. I'm Madison Rogers. And here's what's happening. Just about six weeks into winter. The halfway point hasn't been that much snow so far, but that is about to change. Nor'easter is headed our way. Here's WBZ TV meteorologist Jacob Wykoff. It's not your typical nor'easter because it's going to kind of park itself over us. So we have a couple of days worth of impacts before this finally Pushes on out of here, and it is expected to hit starting in the afternoon on Monday into Tuesday, and this weekend's frigid cold windchill, causing concern as well. Some things to watch out for to make sure you don't get exposed and find yourself in a potentially dangerous situation. A nor'easter is on the way, but this weekend it's the bitter cold that's causing concern. At times the windchill ushers in sub zero temperatures with exposure to that extreme cold your butt. Body temperature can plunge, potentially causing frostbite. If it's sufficiently cold and windy. It could happen within minutes. Dr. Stuart Harris of Mass General's Emergency department says. The parts of the body farthest away from the heart or the first to be susceptible to the tip of your nose, your ears your fingers and toes or ATM or risk numbness is a warning sign to pay attention to you feel cold. You feel numbness. And when you have a loss of sensation is when you especially need to get concerned. People who get in trouble with frostbite typically Have some impairment, and it can be because of alcohol or substance use psychiatric disease, and it can be sometimes just because they don't have AH, place to go and open up more than a dozen warming centers for locations and times, go to Boston dot gov. Sherry Small WBZ Boston's news radio. Connecticut police say frigid weather may have contributed to the death of a street sweeper whose body was found after an early morning accident yesterday. The 47 year old victim discovered early yesterday morning by police responding to report.
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"Compressor is back on line four months after the compressor station had to emergency shutdowns That story in the Patriot Ledger and M Bridge. Company spokesperson said on Friday that the compressor station has been re cleared by the federal govern. Meant that gas compressor is a key link in the M Bridge Atlantic Bridge Gas Project, which extends pipelines from New Jersey all the way up to Canada. That compressor station has been a source of controversy for many years, with a group of local residents opposing its construction. The CDC tracking national data on how states are doing when it comes to administering their supply of the covert 19 vaccine, according to the CDC. As of Saturday night, the state of Massachusetts had received shipments totaling just over 859,000 doses of the cove in 19 vaccines off that supply, nearly 383,000 doses have made it into people's arms. That's less than half of the states a lot of supply so far that's been administered using those CDC figures that means just by 190.7% of master. Says residents have received a coded vaccine shot last week, Governor Charlie Baker announced plans to open a second mass vaccination side at Fenway Park on February 2nd much like the one that's already open at Gillette Stadium, and the governor expanded access to all eligible in phase one. Now non co vid health care workers and home base. Health workers are among those included in the expanded eligibility. Sherry Small WBZ, Boston's news radio, and I do want to mention that states have up to 72 hours to report vaccine data. So there Can be a lot of time on the CDC is reporting at B U Boston University. Some students there are set to return to in person learning this week, but some are not a fan of that idea at all. In fact, more than 150, teachers, staff and students of the University School of Public Health say they want their classes to be held online. BU also says it has put the proper measures in place. To keep students safe while in the classroom After being pushed off several times, we finally have lift off Hmm. Yeah, Ignition and lift off. It's like an uber to space. The space X Transporter one has launched from Cape Canaveral in Florida and is the first.
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"Small has more. It's a long and winding road to normalcy, and until we get there again, the 125th Boston Marathon is on hold indefinitely. So to help keep marathoner spirits up, the Boston Athletic Association has launched a virtual athletesvillage. People can use the village as a digital hub where they can share training tips, seek out coaching and compete against one another in monthly challenge. Is. It's the departure from the actual athletesvillage in a school yard near the start line in Hopkinton, But the BA hopes that the virtual version will help keep some of the camaraderie alive. Last April's race was canceled in tentatively rescheduled to sometime this autumn. But because of a surgeon coped cases here in Massachusetts officials still can't name a new date. Sherry Small WBZ Boston's news radio. He had a theory, even a trip to the bank and be exciting if you wear a ski mask. Today is Emmy winner Betty White's birthday. The Big 99. She plans to celebrate her 99th birthday by feeding the two ducks who come to visit her every day that he says she'll also be re releasing her. 90 19 seventies television show Betty White's pet set. Her career in television and entertainment spans over 80 years. Talk about Southern hospitality thanks to the kindness of a stranger, a Georgia student who walked seven miles to work each day as a new car 18 year old high school senior Jaden's Sutton from Cobb County had been saving up money money to hopefully by a car. But Last week, he was presented with a new vehicle at a local haunted dealership following a fundraising effort organized by LaVonda right, who'd seen him walking to work to his restaurant shift and wanted to find a way to help. Sudden says he was just doing what he had to know that if I had the Walk to work every day to get a car. That's what I was gonna do. Walk home every day. That's what I was gonna do. Sutton says he and right now have unbreakable bond and friendship. An update to a fatal shooting. We've been following coming up at 5 30. It's 5 27 2020 is over. We can all breathe a huge sigh of relief for that, And we can look forward to 2021 because the puzzle game best fiends is now better than ever, with exciting new levels, challenging new puzzles and the curious new characters. No wonder it has over 100. Million downloads celebrate the new year by playing over 5000 levels of the best puzzle game out there, download best friends for free from the APP store or Google play. That's friends without.
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"Data in Massachusetts adds more than 5600 cases and 74 deaths. It's estimated more than 98,000 people are coated positive across the state 2200 or in the hospital, 433 of them in ICUs. Hospitals across the country continue to struggle under a crush of new cases. ABC Zoran Shar reports the U. S nearing yet another major milestone as deaths is closer to 400,000. Across the country, hospitals are being pushed to the brink. In Georgia. One medical centers, ICU is at 200% capacity we're having to treat patients in the hallways and also in the ambulances. ICU capacity in some national hospitals down to 11% and here in California more than 500, people are dying. Daily states desperate to vaccinate as that highly contagious UK variant spreads across the country. That Varian considered more contagious, not more deadly than the strains we've been dealing with for the past year. The vaccine rollout continues at a pace far slower than Operation Warp, speed stated goals. Despite that, Dr Anthony Fauci says it is possible to meet the incoming administration's goal of vaccinating 100 million people in 100 days, the nation's top infectious disease expert says Johnson and Johnson and AstraZeneca are close to releasing the effectiveness data on their backs. Means that she will be serving as Biden's chief medical advisor on Cove. It 19 what the Boston Marathon postponed until we don't know when organizers you're trying out a new way to keep runners spirits up. Organizers of the Boston Marathon have launched a virtual athletesvillage in order to reproduce and try to keep alive at least some of the camaraderie of the real thing. The Boston Athletic Association says it's an attempt to keep runners connected while a date for the war. 125th marathon remains in limbo. Last April's race was canceled because of pandemic in tentatively rescheduled to sometime this autumn. But because of a surgeon covert 19 cases here in Massachusetts officials say they still can't say when in person racing can safely resume runners around the world are gathering in the virtual village to share training tips and encouragement. Sherry Small WBZ Boston's news radio. Community of Dan Verse loses the man who served on their police force for more than three decades. WBC's drama Holland is in Danvers and has more on the death of former police chief Patrick Ambrose, who had just retired earlier this month. Standing.
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"More than 8500 new confirmed cases over just the last 48 hours and 79 additional covert deaths. The average positivity rate now nearing 9% compare that to a month ago. The positivity rate was about 5% and right now, more than 2200 patients in Massachusetts hospitalized with Cove, it 412 in intensive care talk show legend Larry King. Hospitalized with the coronavirus, CNN, says the 87 year old being treated as Cedar Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. Under the hospital's covert protocols, members of his family have not been able to visit. King has had a number of medical issues in the past heart attacks, lung cancer and diabetes. Ah, man from main accused of trying to burn down a Springfield church. Three separate times. There's WBZ. Sherry Small Dust Cove, old chap of Houlton, Maine, was arrested on Friday by Pittsfield police He's accused of trying to burn down the Martin Luther King Presbyterian Church in Springfield. The church has a predominantly black congregation police a full check made one attempt to burn the church on December 13th and two more Or attempts on December 15th. Then on Monday, December 28th, a major fire at the church, did extensive damage, basically gutting it. That fire is still under investigation, and authorities have not officially tied that fire to bolt If the fire marshal has not yet said what caused that fire or whether or not it was an act of arson Well, chef is said to be arraigned on Monday on several counts of malicious damage and three counts of attempted arson. Sherry Small WBC Boston Steve's radio 903. And the certification of the presidential election Results Wednesday may not be as simple as it's been in years past. Tell you why coming up in just a couple of minutes. Let's go check the roads, the Subaru it. Retailers of New England all wheel drive traffic on the threes Morning, David Morning, Charlie and Danvers State Police have called for a sanding crew to treat the ramp from One cell to route 62 because of some black guys. We've had a few on and off ramps that have been icy like that. This morning west of the city, a disabled vehicle on the pike westbound by route 1 46. The driver's been outside of the car and talking on the phone. So that's something to be careful of in that area East but on the pike is clear. A speed them a ride to route 1, 28 and 11 minutes from there to the expressway Expressway is wide open between Boston and Braintree. Nothing in the way on Route three between Weymouth and Plymouth Routes. 24 95 both right on time. The route 44 eastbound offering to 24 South bound, scheduled to be closed for work during the daytime hours.
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"Vaccines. Who's a B C's Trevor. All multiple hospitals in several states have reported one in five of their frontline workers have declined the vaccine. So far, though, experts stress these vaccines haven't efficacy above 90%. Adverse effects are extremely rare, and a recent survey shows that about 20% of Americans are certain that they will not change their mind about refusing to be vaccinated. Main man accused of trying to burn down a Springfield church three times. His WBC. Sherry Small Dust Cove, old chap of Houlton, Maine, was arrested on Friday by Pittsfield police He's accused of trying to burn down the Martin Luther King Presbyterian Church in Springfield. The church has a predominantly black congregation. Police say Vulture made one attempt to burn the church on December 13th and two more attempts on December 15th. Then on Monday, December 28th a major fire at the church. Which did extensive damage, basically gutting it. That fire is still under investigation, and authorities have not officially tied that fire to bolt If the fire marshal has not yet said what caused that fire or whether or not it was an act of arson, Wilczek is said to be arraigned on Monday on several counts of malicious damage and three counts of attempted arson. Sherry Small WBC Boston's news radio, you know three and some Republicans now demanding a special investigation. Into voter fraud. That story coming up in just a couple of minutes. But let's check the roads. First. The Subaru retailers of New England all wheel drive.
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"Upgrade your job post at indeed dot com slash credit terms and conditions apply. David Straka Lino WBZ traffic on the threes and now let's check the four day WBZ AKI Weather forecast. We're going to see a pleasant day today. But then rain is gonna arrive late in the day mixed with snow away from the coast High of 39. Tonight, Rain and snow will mix Near the coast and on the Cape into Monday morning, we could see accumulations of a coating to an inch a north and west of 1 28 123 inches with potential for more than three inches towards the Western Hills, then Monday morning. Beware of that Monday morning, commute a couple of leftover showers and flurries in the mix, and then Tuesday that overnight wintry mix well extend into the day on Tuesday, a high 38 once again on high of 38 degrees on when Stay cloudy with rain shower, Possibly another snow shower in the mix in the morning right now, in our region, we're seeing 30 degrees in Weymouth, 32. Mattapoisett 24 degrees in Woburn and mostly cloudy and 30 degrees in the city of Boston Live. Local and fiercely independent. This is WBZ news radio. And good Sunday morning to you. Thanks for being with us on Sherry Small here. The five things you need to know if I 15 Massachusetts reports more than 8500 new confirmed covert 19 cases over a to J period with 79 additional over death..
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"Day in the upper thirties. Right now it's 38 cloudy in Boston at 505. A man shot a state trooper in Springfield last night, Christopher Gardner has now been arrested. The trooper is in recovery. WBZ Sherry Small as 2020 neared and in shot, spotter technology alerted mass state police and Springfield police of gunfire in the area of 1 95 Nursery Street this happening at about 11 30 as a trooper pulled up to the scene, he was shot a preliminary report showing gunfire hit the cruiser piercing right through the vehicle. And hitting the trooper. Luckily, a Springfield officer rush to help. The trooper with non life threatening injuries was reportedly released from the hospital overnight and the trooper, by the way, New on the job, just graduating from the Mass State Police Academy back in May. So far, no word on the circumstances surrounding those initial shots that were picked up by the shot spotter cherry small WBZ Boston's news radio. Gardner facing several criminal charges, including armed assault with intent to murder, assault and battery, unlawful possession of a firearm, and more of he was held in custody through the night and is set to be arraigned on Monday in a statement, the State Police Association of Massachusetts says members of law enforcement here and across the country have been involved in multiple violent and near death encounters. Yes, the Commonwealth has chosen this moment to use Massachusetts law enforcement as the test subject. For a new commission. That's referring to a new police Accountability bill, signed by Governor Baker yesterday at legislation creates a civilian led commission with the power to certify officers investigate claims of misconduct and revoked certification in the case of certain violations. There is police union representation on that commission. The law also bans the use of chokeholds bars officers from shooting into a fleeing vehicle unless it's necessary and limits the use of no knock warrants. It doesn't ban the use of facial recognition technology do do a revision by the governor. Hoping that 2021 will spell the end of this pandemic. But as for now, the numbers as we start this new year are sobering. WBC's Carl Stevens, his latest data for the Commonwealth, We see evidence hospitals across the state are feeling the weight of the virus. The latest report from the Department of Public Health indicates hospitals are now at 88% of capacity. The number of nearly reported confirmed cases of covert in the Commonwealth is at nearly 6900. With a seven day positivity rate of more than 8.5%. There are more than 80,000 estimated active cases of the virus in the state, and the death toll is up by 81. A number of coronavirus deaths in Massachusetts. In this terribly memorable year. 2020 is 12,157. Carl Stevens, WBC Boston's news radio..
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"Some high clouds in Boston at eight o'clock Good morning and Happy New Year, everyone. I'm Charlie Bergeron. Here's what's happening. Massachusetts State trooper shot late last night in Springfield. Trooper out of the hospital recovering this morning. Let's get the latest now with WBC's sherry. Small Morning, Sherry. Good morning, Charlie about a half hour before the end of 2020. We're talking right around 11:25 P.m., Mass state trooper, responding to alerts of shots fired near the area of nursery Street. Was shot when arriving on scene. Police say that gunfire Pierce through the cruiser and hit the trooper that trooper suffering non life threatening injuries was transported to Bay State Medical Center treated and, according to state police, has been released A statement released very early this morning. By mass. State Police Superintendent Colonel Christopher Mason says that he commends the trooper that was shot in the line of duty also commands a Springfield officer in the empties on the scene for quickly providing medical help. Now, the statement goes on to say, in part that the shooting is once again underscoring the dangers of state troopers and all police. Face in protecting our communities. That trooper shot by the way, just graduated from the state Police Academy back in May Sherry small report Sherry Small reporting live. WBC news radio 10 30. All right, Thank you. Sherry as midnight approach very scaled down event in Times Square in New York, just a small crowd of essential workers. Ringing in the New year is the ball dropped and we ushered in 2021, President elect Joe Biden and Joe Biden, appearing on Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin Eve show last night in a pre recorded interview.