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"Stabbing. Ascension ST Vincent Hospital, saying that the boy who was stabbed will likely be laid up for months. Kirk Darling 93 w Y BC Mobile News Northern Indiana has a chance to see some severe weather this afternoon and this evening Chris Roller with the National Weather Service. The main threats with the thunderstorms that would form today would be damaging winds as we head into the night time period. Locally, heavy rain would become more of a threat, he says. The line of storms will weaken as they move through the state, which means here in central Indiana, we might see some storms late tonight, but nothing severe down in Texas. Hurricane Nicholas made landfall early this morning as a Category one. Eric Blake is senior hurricane specialist for the National Hurricane Center says many areas along the Gulf Coast can expect a lot of rain and wind today. Heavy rain of 6 to 12 inches or a large portion of The upper Texas coast with isolated maximum amounts of 18 inches. This will cause life threatening flash floods across portions of the Upper Texas coast into far southwestern Louisiana. This storm predicted to move east toward Louisiana impacting areas that are still recovering from Hurricane Ida. If you live in Indianapolis, you've been unable to pay rent because of covid related causes, You may be able to get more help potential full year of rental assistance, our ability to assist that one time Is providing the boost that a household needs to get back on their feet. Deputy Mayor for Community Development Jeff Bennett at Monday's City County Council meeting where councilors approve the use of another $100 million in rental assistance, People.
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"Secretary. Only all Cold morning at six o'clock. I'm John Payback. Here's what's happening. Have you been to the grocery store lately? Meat and poultry prices through the roof. About half of the overall increase in grocery prices can be attributed to Significant increase in prices in three products in beef in pork and poultry. White House officials say that it comes at a time of consolidation in the meat industry, and that has led to record profits. His spokesman says President Biden will make a major policy address today on the pandemic. US Secretary Jen Psaki said the president will outlined several steps aimed at boosting vaccinations and stopping the spread of the Delta Varia in Rhode Island at Cranston, Man gets 27 years in prison for killing his own child some five years ago. Prosecutors say the man became frustrated because the child wouldn't stop crying. Today is the 186th day of the nurses strike over staffing issues at ST Vincent Hospital in Worcester. At six months. It's the longest job action by nurses in state history with no end in sight. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Springfield out with a 20 page report on how to better deal with sexual abuse allegations in the Catholic Church, It includes more timely responses and more transparency. But victim advocates say that all the church did was create another level of bureaucracy. Today is the first day of school in Boston Kids will be wearing a mask at the South Hadley High School. That's Western Mass. Those students still haven't had their opening day yet. The school had a mold issue that's still being dealt with, and the state won't let the school do remote learning until it's fixed. Parents get an update on the issue tonight in sports. The Red Sox beat the raise 2 to 1 all the scoring for both teams in the eighth inning. Toronto beat the Yankees again. This time it was 6 to 3 and more in 60 seconds. This is the first metal season sports books happens up to $5000 risk free people talk my team about the idea. Thanks for being too wonderful and magnificent. I don't care how awesome this makes me..
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"President Biden will visit New York City. Today He'll be touring neighborhoods and queens ravaged by the remnants of hurricane either The first time in more than a year. The proceedings against the people who planned the 9 11 attacks will resume today. The federal hearings have been placed on hold because of the pandemic until now. The Taliban says it's taken complete control of the last Providence held by the Afghan Resistance Forces, the Taliban's chief spokesman said on Monday. It now controls every province in Afghanistan three weeks after taking over Kabul. Photos on social media show Taliban fighters standing in front of the gate of the punchier provincial governor's compound. Meanwhile, the anti Taliban National Resistance Front says it will keep on fighting. Mark Mayfield. In Springfield City Councillors will be meeting later this week. They're trying to figure out how to spend the next round of Shannon grants for the police Department, as well as talking about the spending of more than $100 million from the Fed in pandemic related spending. That money has to be spent on something it can simply be put in the bank. FEMA announcing $5.5 million to 19, Rhode Island fire departments for the purchase of new equipment. Warwick, for example, gets about 20% of the money with $900,000 for the new ladder truck to be bought and $100,000 more for new portable radios, and it was a labor day on the strike line for nurses at ST Vincent Hospital, both sides Are at an impasse, and not even a federal mediator can move them. The nurses now say they won't end their strike unless they're guaranteed their old jobs in sports. The Red Sox lose to Tampa. 11 to 10 Big Yankees were shut out by the Blue Jays eight to nothing and more in 60 seconds. Is the first metal season sports looks happens up to $5000 risk free people talk my team about the idea. Thanks for those being too wonderful and magnificent. I don't care how awesome this makes me. I'm doing this for the people. So just download the app. And that first bet is up to $5000 risk free. Caesar made an app for the people..
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"Michael Taylor and son Peter Charged with helping former Nissan Chairman Carlos Gone Escape from Japan to Lebanon in December of 2019 gun was facing charges in Japan of financial misconduct in Lebanon does not have an extradition treaty. With Japan. Prosecutors say Michael Taylor, helped by another man hid, gone in a box and flew him on a private jet to Turkey and then to Lebanon. The Taylors were arrested in Massachusetts in May of 2020 and extradited to Japan in March. If convicted, they face up to three years in prison. Nurses at ST Vincent Hospital in Worcester have now been striking against Tenet Healthcare for 99 days. That's the longest nurses strike in this country in over 10 years yesterday, Senator Elizabeth Warren and Congressman Jim McGovern joined the nurses at a rally. McGovern said the strike has national implications. This is about patient safety. This is about quality health care. This is a fight that not only has implications here in Worcester but all across this country and among their demands the healthcare workers asking for increased staffing. 907 to Wall Street now and business with Bloomberg. Right now, Pools and beaches are struggling with the same labor issues impacting other employers. There's a shortage of lifeguards across the country, the J one visa It's cold, but we can't use this visa and a lot of places are scrambling to get lifeguards just in your local state. They're just trying to find people that can swim. Marty Eliyahu is spokesman for American Aquatics and Safety Training, which runs lifeguard certification programs nationwide alongside the red Cross and Y M C. A. He says the shortages, prompting pools and beaches to pay up to $30 an hour for lifeguards. Increasing the rate of the lifeguard is absolutely helping. It's still not enough because you have to remember a lot of people that were on something. Haven't seen him in a long time. They're coming to the life running classes and they're failing. Eliyahu says It's taking longer to train lifeguards to be back in the shape required for working this summer. I'm an Moscow Bloomberg business on WBZ Boston's news radio coming up at 9 15 Israel about to get a new leader. You have a great day you say plenty.
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"Trader Joe's WalMart, Sam's Club, Costco and Publix and no longer requiring vaccinated people wear a mask inside. Of course, that doesn't matter if those stores Aaron Massa Chu You said the nurses strike It's ST Vincent Hospital in blisters now entering its 10th week, the hospital threatening to hire permanent replacements. The search for a missing Connecticut woman enters its seventh day today. 30 Year old Jessica Edwards a mom because I seen Monday morning, and South Windsor, her husband says she got dressed and left in a car with a friend. Police are considering the disappearance suspicious and haven't ruled out foul play. Her sister unique. AdWords is part of the search. Jessica The kind of person I've ever met in my whole life. She is someone that would honestly go Eddie, as far as she can to make you happy. South Windsor Police say they've been in contact with state and federal authorities and asked for help in the search. Congresswoman Liz Cheney continues to speak out after she lost her leadership position in the House this past week. Speaking on a bee sees this week, Cheney compared former President Trump's claims The 2020 election was stolen Two statements by authoritarians leaders cause that kind of questioning about our process. Frankly, it's the same kinds of things that the Chinese Communist Party says about democracy that it's a failed system in America is a failed nation. Congressional Republicans voted Friday to replace Cheney with Trump that Congresswoman Elise Stefanik as House Republican Conference chair. In California demonstrators They're calling for San Diego County's district attorney to prosecute police officers. They accused off wrongful shootings. Supporters of the racial Justice Coalition of San Diego rally outside the steps of the Hall of Justice downtown,.
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"And seeing summertime forecasts and temperatures moving in on us. And that's not bad. 54 sunshine right now, 7 36 waking up your business following a year on the sidelines that is next to impossible when you can't find enough workers or, for that matter matter, any workers it all. WBC's Kim Tunnicliffe says a recent job fair at Gillette Stadium tries to hell. The pickings were slim for a lot of the restaurants here in Patriot Place. How many applications of yours wanted? Samantha Charpentier front of the House manager at Bar Louise says they need to hire 25 more workers. To gear up for the warmer weather. We need to be prepared for the volume to grow up with summer just don't have enough applications coming in Skipjacks right next door to bar Louise also only got one application over the two day job fair assistant GM Andrea Kurmuk over seeing a lot of former hospitality workers who've lost faith in the restaurant industry. Because of the pandemic. People found different shops, some courses online and when into different fields in Foxboro, Kim Tunnicliffe WBZ Boston's news radio as a nurse's Right barrels deeper into its third month in Wooster ST Vincent Hospital now says it will begin offering permanent jobs to some of the workers it brought in as replacements. 800 nurses continue to walk the picket lines mainly over staff to patient ratios. The union calls this latest move by the hospital a cynical intimidation tactic as Spring springs to life. Golfers continue to hack their way into their best year yet, but this year WBC's match here says there's an effort to get even more people into the game. What goes ball loves golf keeps you humble, but he's always noticed something was missing. It's not often that you see a young person of color on the golf course. So we launched the nonprofit Urban Golf Club to bring a little more diversity to the driving range. I know that it's just something that they just need to be introduced to the love. So how does he plan to do that? I'm going to be setting up shop in different basketball courts around the city and dragging kids off the bench while they're waiting for the next game, Marco says. One of the big myths he's up against is that golf is too expensive. You know you have kids here, spending $250 on a pair of Jordans, they could afford a set of golf clubs. Also, it's one of the few sports where no one really cares how good or bad you are. This fun is anything. It's just frustrating is anything kids love that kids love a challenge, you know? At Franklin Park, Matt sure, WBZ Boston's news.
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"Lose this hour from town. Hold a car. I'm Michael Hereford by the administration says it's working with the Georgia based company that shut down a major gasoline pipeline transporting fuel across the East Coast after a ransomware attack. The government is planning to meet with various scenarios and work with state local authorities on measures to mitigate any potential supply issues. Industry experts say The attack is not Get word to drag on for a while. The U. S Chamber of Commerce says Stop the chicks. The business group is calling for Washington to immediately stop paying out of work Americans an extra $300 a week and unemployment benefits. Saying the boost and government aides giving some recipients less incentive to look for work. Chamber says the supplemental benefit part of the Biden administration's efforts to support the pandemic ravaged economy results in about one in four recipients taking home or an unemployed pay than they earned when they were employed. Under roster reporting, three month strike continues at a Massachusetts hospital nurses and officials at ST Vincent Hospital in Worcester are still negotiating nurses represented by the Massachusetts Nurses Association union are advocating for anyone before nurse to patient ratio on medical surgical floors and Limit re units increased stepping in the emergency department and ancillary support in each unit. The hospital's parent company has offered wage and salary increases, but nurses have continued to advocate for more staffing. John Scott reporting. The death toll in a horrific bombing at a girl's school in the Afghan capital yesterday. A sword to 50 people, many of them pupils between the ages of 11 and 15. The number of wounded is also climbed to more than 103 blasts. Outside the school entrance struck. His students were leaving for the day. They occurred in the mostly Shiite neighborhood west of the capital. Taliban says it wasn't US. More on these stories of town. Hold come Tell me one relief. Thank you is so successful in lowering or eliminating pain? I'm often asked that question, Beaton, says Talbot, the father and son, founders of relief actor tell me they believe our bodies were designed to heal. That's right. Designed to heal on now I agree. The doctors who formulated really factor for Pete and self selected the four best ingredients 100% drug free ingredients. But each help your body deal with inflammation. That's correct. Each of the four ingredients deal with inflammation on a different metabolic pathway that right they're approaching your pain from four different angles may very well be. Why so many Americans find such wonderful pain relief if you have back pain, shoulder, neck, hip, knee or foot pain from exercise, or even just getting older. You must order the three week quick start Now. Just got it. The only 1995 to see if it will work for you, too. I think it could give your body what it means to heal itself Got to really fact that outcome call 805 183 84 early factor dot com. This is Darryl would by now you've all heard me talk about my pillow and how it has literally changed the way I sleep. The pillows don't go flat. You can wash and dry them as many times as you want, And they maintain their shape and their made in the USA For a limited time. Mike is offering his premium my pillows for his lowest.
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"Fraud. People love to use the word fraud. Or they will point to one example where something could not go right. It is such an unlikely crime that we shouldn't franchise the 99.9999% of good actors in our state, the House voted to place a question about early voting and expanded absentee. Ballot access on the ballot next fall. If approved by voters next year. The Legislature then could act to create the early voting system the following year. The bill now moves on to the Senate. Meanwhile, Texas looks to be the next day to revamp voting laws. The Texas House advanced a bill early this morning that will essentially restrict some voting measures. Here's more from CBS News political reporter Adam Brewster lawmakers made significant revisions to the bill overnight. Debate on the bill started with Democrats grilling the Republican House Elections committee chair and questioning why the changes were necessary. The process came to a halt when Democrats filed the procedural challenge in several amendments were agreed upon. During that pause. The amended bill lowers initially proposed criminal penalties for voting errors gives partisan poll watchers some more power but makes it easier to remove them for disruptions. It also bans election officials from sending unsolicited absentee ballot applications. There's Agreement that there has been some movement in the ongoing strike by nurses at ST Vincent Hospital in Worcester. But, apparently right now there's no an insight. Let's find out more from WBC's John Bay back. There has been some movement. Not enough, though, and the strike of unionized nurses at ST Vincent Hospital in Worcester. The key stumbling block is the 1 to 4 nurse to patient ratio that the nurses want as opposed to the 1 to 5 ratio that the hospital is seeking. The union meeting over the next couple of days with rank and file nurses to determine what happens next. There's been no new date set yet for another round of negotiations. The strike has lasted more than two months. In the Worcester bureau. John Bay Bag WBZ Boston's news radio. It's 10 await over now to Wall Street and business. Here's Tracy junkie at Bloomberg and Tracy. The jobs numbers not too hot. Yeah, There is a huge disappointing difference Jobs. Wall Street's reaction kind of makes you wonder what would have happened if the news was better than down SNP are rising to records. Dow's up 125, the S and P 27 points, the NASDAQ except 150. Some small businesses say business is booming there. In the tattoo business tattoo artists are telling you, I say today that many customers are in a celebratory mood because of vaccines. I'm Tracy Junkie Bloomberg business on WBZ Boston's news radio. It's.
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"Bay Bag here is what's happening. Tennessee police say an active shooter call in Nashville overnight was actually a set up to shoot. Police. A Metro Nashville police officer was hurt last night while responding to the call at a South Nashville home. Suspect later killed himself. President Trump finds out later today whether Facebook will allow him back on social media is account was suspended in the aftermath of violence at the Capitol. President Biden, meantime, is looking to get kids to roll up their slaves for Corona virus vaccine. We're ready to move immediately to make about 20,000 pharmacy sites across the country ready to vaccinate those adolescents. As soon as the FDA grants its okay. The president says that the potential move is a big win for the country. That approval could come by the end of this week or certainly next. Testimony continues today in the corruption trial of former Fall River Mayor Yes, he'll Correra an associative correra yesterday testified that the mayor wanted to marijuana vendor to donate $100,000 to his legal defense fund while in office. Negotiations are set to resume today in the hopes of ending a long strike by unionized nurses at ST Vincent Hospital and Worcester. The strike now in its 59th day. An Olympian and former reality star will be opening up on Fox News tonight. Caitlyn Jenner is making her first big TV appearance since revealing Iran for California governor. They 71 year old will answer questions in an onstage interview with Sean Hannity tonight in sports, The Red Sox beat the Tigers 11 to 7 Devils over time..
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St. Vincent Nurses and Tenet Management Resume Negotiations
"In some politicians certainly turning out in support of the striking nurses at ST Vincent Hospital in Worcester. Monday, will market nine weeks since around 800 nurses walked off the job demanding a lower nurse to patient ratio as WBZ Suzanne Saz ville reports. Negotiations resumed earlier in the afternoon with hospital owner Tenet Healthcare State. Rep. Mary Kee Took part in a made a caravan supporting the nurses. We depend on nurses, and we depend on that care that they give us and when they're not able to do it, I trust the workers. You know what's happening in the workplace? Caroline Moore has been a nurse at ST Vincent for more than 40 years, She says. Community support gives them a boost as they head into their ninth week. You know, I grew up in was there I've been born and raised here my whole life. My Saint Vincent hospitals. My hospital. You know it was taken over by this for profit monster and is making changes that are totally unacceptable. The hospital says it remains willing to compromise in Worcester. Suzanne Saz Bill WBZ Boston's news radio. No word on what that compromise is. The hospital released a statement saying they plan to offer one more solution. It's official. If you can socially distance
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"All of its seats in Congress, Ending America's longest war. A U. S troop drawdown is now underway in Afghanistan. No deal. Nurses. They're back on the picket lines this morning after negotiations with ST Vincent Hospital in Worcester failed hit by hackers. The Washington DC Police department becomes the victim of a ransomware attack. Face masks. Could they soon be a thing of the past, We get an update from federal officials, the CDC is about to make a move. Those guidelines are expected to include a revision on masks specifically during outdoor activities. Researchers have repeatedly said that most covert transmission doesn't come from people being outside but rather in poorly ventilated indoor spaces with close contact. New mash guidelines were expected to be part of a broader spectrum of activities seen as now being safe for the fully vaccinated. Peter King. CBS News here in Massachusetts Governor Baker is hinting at some changes to some coronavirus policies coming later this week. He'll only say Stay tuned. European Union is suing AstraZeneca for failing to live up to the terms of its vaccine contract. It claims the company is on pace to deliver fewer than the agreed upon 300 million doses by the end of June. AstraZeneca representatives say all it is required to do is make a reasonable effort to hit that mark. The Red Sox Yankees rivalry. That's old news, right? But here in 2021 in the present day vaccine rivalries or what's heating up the interweb for Jen's ears who got vaccinated? The big question is this. Which team are you want? Go to murdered. I got the five's impact. Well, I got the change a hell Yeah, I got back to back soon, both of them. Okay, don't do that. But vaccine loyalty is very real on social media Right now. You can't even buy T shirts on Etsy with your pharmaceutical team name on it. Zeke from Northeastern knows what I'm talking about. Yeah, that's all my father only throughout their vaccinated, keep going strong. We need our numbers to be that the majority guys hold from team. Oh journal has a perfectly fair reason for his loyalty. Just have personal experience with it. I'm alive. It worked. But his brother AJ is on the most reasonable team of all. I'm on team get vaccinated that Shearer WBZ Boston's NewsRadio time the United States is going to dip into its reserves and send 60 million doses of it's yet to be approved. AstraZeneca vaccine Countries all around the world. Tens of millions of the shots not yet given the thumbs up by the FDA for use here will be sent from U. S stockpiles. Two countries around the world. White House press secretary Jen Psaki, given AstraZeneca is not offers for use in the United States would do not need to use AstraZeneca in our fight against Cove it over the next few months, Sake says the dose is being sent overseas will be subject to FDA quality controls. The administration is also lifting export restrictions to send vaccine materials to India, along with oxygen supplies, and therapeutics. Stephen Portnoy's CBS News police officer Off.
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Worcester Nurses, St. Vincent Hospital to Resume Talks Amid Strike
"Strike against ST Vincent Hospital in Worcester, now in its eighth week. The union says it will continue. Negotiations resumed today. However, the union says the hospital's parent company failed to address any of the staffing concerns raised by the nurses
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Nurses At Saint Vincent Hospital In Worcester Near Boston Go On Strike
"In Worcester are on strike. WBC's James RoHaas reports Day one started early this morning. And at this point no one knows when it will end. The last nurses strike. It took place at ST Vincent Hospital was about 20 years ago and lasted 49 days. This strike, according to nurse Bill Leahy could go longer. Realistically, I don't think they're gonna budge. But I think if you have the community of Worcester that we have served for so many years, you have the legislative people behind us. You have the public and I think maybe the pressure at that point might turn it around. Some 800 nurses are joining bill out here by the entrance of the hospital on Summer Street, striking against staffing numbers and hospital conditions. Tenet Healthcare is the parent company and says they've presented the best proposal to nurses in years and cause this strike it during a pandemic Irresponsible and Worcester James RoHaas WBZ Boston's news radio at 11
WBZ Morning News
800 nurses at Vincent Hospital in Worcester, SW of Boston, go on strike
"Of talking the top Some 800 nurses are now walking the walk. It's ST Vincent Hospital in Worcester of Beef with their bosses over staffing issues sends them to the picket lines for the first time in a couple of decades with more on the job action this morning WBC's James RoHaas joins us Live Morning, James. Good morning, so cars are honking their horns and nurses chanting and waving science here. On some restraint, they are hitting the picket line, arguing that same Vincent Hospital and the parent company, Tenet Healthcare, have not been negotiating in good faith. Dominique Muldoon is with the Massachusetts Nurses Association. They have just not wanted to talk to us about the issue. So you know we don't feel that you know we're getting what we need from them now. Tenet Healthcare says is presented the best proposal for nurses and 10 years and says the strike is a responsible in the middle of ongoing pandemic. It is still lively out here you may be able to hear the honking and chanting Police are out here as well. Making sure traffic is flowing. And those that are going into work are able to get into the parking lot
WBZ Afternoon News
800 Nurses Go On Strike At Saint Vincent Hospital Just Outside of Boston
"Underway Right now. A pre strike rally across the street from ST Vincent Hospital in Worcester, Theo 800 nurses at ST Vincent's say they'll go on strike tomorrow after negotiations failed with the hospital's management company tenant health care. Last Wednesday. The nurses voted to authorize a strike last month and issue the notice that a strike would be happening last week. The strike set to begin tomorrow at 6 A.m., Massachusetts Senators at Marquee and Elizabeth Warren released a statement in support of the ST Vincent's nurses this afternoon, saying we stand unequivocally with them in their fight for patient safety and fairness. Congressman Jim McGovern also joined the letter.
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"Is WBC news radio on my heart radio station. 43 degrees in Boston at 2 30. Good afternoon on Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. Call the governor Charlie Baker to develop a centralized covert vaccine pre registration system. Most of the Massachusetts congressional delegation have signed on to a letter from Congresswoman Katherine Clark. It seeks to centralize accessible system for all Massachusetts residents to pre register for covert vaccinations. Confirm eligibility details as well as receive a notification when an appointment becomes available at a convenient location letter, in part, reads. The pandemic and its economic fallout continued to disproportionately devastate communities of color and immigrant communities. And the emergence of more transmissible variants has only intensified the urgency around vaccine development. After the being pushed back this morning because of the weather in new vaccination side is up and running it Mr State University from the busiest James RoHaas has more. The clinic here at the university is Wellness Center is expected to administer 1000 vaccine doses per day, eventually getting that number up to 2000 when not affected by nasty weather. This mass vaccination site will open Tuesdays through Saturdays. 9 a.m. to 5 30 PM by appointment. Now this site is being run by Commonwealth Medicine and ST Vincent Hospital. Go to worcester dot e. D u to make an appointment. And Lester James RoHaas WBZ Boston's news radio, the nation's first to FEMA, mass vaccination sites are now often running. Both of them are in California. Members of the military have their camouflage uniforms on their worrying blue latex gloves and his people pull up and roll down their windows or giving the shots into the arms. This site is staffed by active duty members of the Army from Fort Carson in Colorado. This is the first such FEMA site.
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"Bit less with the mix to sleet or rain toward the South Shore. And the Cape right now. 30 degrees in Boston on eight year old girl taken by helicopter to the hospital after falling from a chair, lift it main's Sugarloaf Ski resort. It happened yesterday, The girl was on a triple chairlift. That lift was stopped as the girls struggled, nearly 25 FT above the ground. The child was wearing a ski helmet head, but it complained about back pain after the fall. It wasn't clear why the girl who was with her mother was not seated properly. Work is continuing in the highway Exit numbers game in Massachusetts new exit numbers. Start going up today on route 1. 28 signs will start being replaced on I 95 in about a week and a half. These numbers have already been changed on the mass turnpike work is continuing on Route three. The change part of a Federal Highway Administration mandate that requires exit numbers to match mild markers on highways. Mass dot says the entire project should be done by the summer. Multi vehicle crash on an ice slick and freeway in Texas kill several people, Many more were injured. The Fort Worth Police Department says five people have died. At least 36 were taken to hospitals, including one officer who was injured in the crash. The accident involving around 100 vehicles happened at about sunrise in sub freezing temperatures and a light drizzle and left 18 wheelers on their sides and cars piled on top of trucks. Not a one mile stretch of interstate 35 witness video shows a chain reaction disaster as drivers lose control and crash into the cars in front of them. That is a B C's Jim Ryan. Those strike at but some nurses in Worcester have authorized the strike over stalled contract talks. The vote by nurses at ST Vincent Hospital does not.
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"Announcing Tomb or mass vaccination sites opening up in the state later this month. One is in a ticket, the Natick Mall and the others in Dartmouth at Circuit City. The folk security of who run the site here in Danvers, will also be the provider for the darkness site. In the darkness site will open on February 24th. Provider at the Natick site will be lab court. Major national lab, which has a big footprint in Metro West that also played an important role in the rollout of our testing strategy on the Natick site will be open on February 20 seconds. 74,000 vaccine appointments are scheduled to be posted online today. Boston's mayor. Updating the city is covert 19 numbers more than 55,000 confirmed cases and more than 1200 deaths. The good news is that fewer people tested positive for covert 19 in the city of Boston last week. Bad news is that fewer people got tested period, so we would like to do is to be able to get our testing up. If we see our testing go up on our case Numbers go down that shows that we're definitely headed in the right direction. Mayor Walsh also warned restaurants not to ease up on covert safety protocol. If they want to stay open. I'll give you one example of this Friday this past Friday night, the city got a call from a patron. We dined in a restaurant that was not adhering to the capacity restriction. He said That establishment had their license suspended by Monday morning, but it's not just up to the business owners to do their part, Walsh said. We all need to be cautious customers, too, especially with Valentine's Day around the corner at City Hall. Matt Shearer WBZ Boston's news radio, a Senate committee today is scheduled to consider Mayer Walters nomination to become the Biden administration's labor secretary. Mayor appeared before the panel a week ago. 800 union nurses at ST Vincent Hospital and Worcester vote to authorize a strike. The Mass Nurses Association says the nurses have authorized they're negotiating committee to call a strike. Should parent company Tenet Healthcare continue refusing calls for increased staffing, they say is needed to better protect patients during the pandemic. Both parties are scheduled.
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"Or mass vaccination sites opening up in the state later this month. One is in a ticket, the Natick Mall and the others in Dartmouth. Circuit City. The folk security of who run the site here in Danvers will also be the provider for the darkness site and the darkness site will open on February 24th. Provider at the Natick site will be lab court. Major national lab, which has a big footprint in Metro West. They're also played an important role in the rollout of our testing strategy on the Natick site will be open on February 20 seconds. 74,000 vaccine appointments are scheduled to be posted online today. Boston's mayor. Updating the city is covert 19 numbers more than 55,000 confirmed cases and more than 1200 deaths. The good news is that fewer people tested positive for covert 19 in the city of Boston last week. Bad news is that fewer people got tested period, so we would like to do is to be able to get our testing up. If we see our testing go up on our case Numbers go down that shows that we're definitely headed in the right direction. Mayor Walsh also warned restaurants not to ease up on covert safety protocol. If they want to stay open. I'll give you one example of this Friday this past Friday night, the city got a call from a patron. We dined in a restaurant that was not adhering to the capacity restriction. He said That establishment had their license suspended by Monday morning, but it's not just up to the business owners to do their part, Walsh said. We all need to be cautious customers, too, especially with Valentine's Day around the corner at City Hall. Matt Shearer WBZ Boston's news radio, a Senate committee today is scheduled to consider Mayer Walters nomination to become the Biden administration's labor secretary. Mayor appeared before the panel a week ago. 800 union nurses at ST Vincent Hospital and Wester vote to authorize a strike. The Mass Nurses Association says the nurses have authorized they're negotiating committee to call a strike. Should parent company Tenet Healthcare continue refusing calls for increased staffing, they say is needed to better protect patients during the pandemic. Both parties are scheduled.
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"Doses available. Another category months to finish vaccinating those eligible. Massachusetts got a D professor Graham Allison, one of the report's co authors, telling WBC news radio. He expects the state to do better soon. The moment might guys waiting towards the back, but I'm cheering him expecting And we're gonna run more effectively and we're gonna see Massachusetts moved from a from a nap security. That's not great, but it's certainly better. And indeed it was. C Have a seat would be maybe even surveys among the states that did well is West Virginia. They got three A's and a C In this study. Federal health officials want you to wear two masks or at least try to CBS is severe Crude. Cupid tells us Close fitting mask to fight the Corona virus would be good to amass that that's correctly offers. The best protection says the CDC is Dr Rochelle Wolinsky. And there's new guidance on how to get the best protection from your mask. This includes wearing a mask with the most Moldable knows wire, not in the ear loops on your mask or wearing a cough mask over a procedure or disposable. Now the CDC is Dr John Brooks says, a new report finds when two people wear mask properly amount of exposure at the warehouse. Add to the source is Marisol was reduced by more than 95%. Sabrina Cubit four CBS NEWS Atlanta Nurses at ST Vincent Hospital in Worcester today, voting on whether or not they want to authorize a strike contract negotiations ground to a halt with Senate health care last month. They reportedly has issued what they call their best and final offer. Nurses say the offer failed to include any proposal to address the hospital's longstanding staffing and patient safety crisis. Working mothers have been having a tough time. During with the pandemic. Nearly a million American mothers have left the work force during the pandemic job site, indeed, says working mothers have fared far worse and fathers and worse than any other group. Men and women aged 25 to 54 without Children have left the workforce in roughly the same numbers. But once there are Children involved, there is a big gap. The share of fathers of that age range in the workforce has dropped 3.1 points for mothers. It has dropped. 5.7 points almost twice as much. Elaine Cobb CBS News, There's a newly proposed bill on Beacon Hill. Where Massachusetts would become the first state outlaw the sale of fur products. Supporters of the bill point too cruel, unregulated methods to kill animals in the fur industry representative Jack A. Patrick Lewis of Framingham and Senator John Vellis of Westfield are those sponsoring the bill Coming up on WBZ mayor Walls holds what could be one of his last coronavirus briefings. In the city five await. We gotta check on Wall Street. Now, Andrew all day is that Bloomberg? You know, the markets were playing that tip toe with the with the flat line today, and a couple of them fell over the edge. Yeah, Indeed. Today we had a reading showing weaker than expected court inflation so far this year Now that sounds okay. But the market is worried that it may signal weak prospects for economic growth. Down game 62 points to a new record butts. The NASDAQ fell. 35 SB 500 down one. It's been said that cars these days are basically computers with wheels. And unfortunately right now for automakers, there is truth to that. GM is warning today that its profit growth this year could be curtailed by the ongoing global shortage of semiconductors needed to power vehicles even as it reports stronger than forecast results for last year's final quarter. GM says it's siphoning semiconductors from its sedan and cross over production so we can keep making higher margin trucks and big SUVs and rode a Bloomberg business on WBZ Boston's news radio No 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 hide sometimes you'll always.
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"st vincent hospital" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"All right, thanks, Kevin. Bob Larson is here. Thank you, Bob. So what do you thinking about the snow? Who's getting the jackpot of snow? 3 to 6 inches accumulating for Ah, general snowfall throughout the area. Loria, probably closer to the top end of that range right around six out beyond 4 95 Lester amounts across the cape, where the precipitation will beam or intermittent. Times, sleet and rain. DIXIE M. Maybe 1 to 3 inches out there, But for much of the area, 3 to 6 inches, we are under a winter weather advisory that continues through 10 P.m. fairly fast moving system. The stubble fall, Bader leader even heavily at times this would go through the afternoon, reducing the visibility. High temperature of just 25 to 30 is the snow moves out tonight, Sky's will begin to clear overnight and slushy areas will freeze alone here. 20 Back to sunshine tomorrow but a cold day, a high of 32 degrees and then for Thursday and Friday more clouds than sign high both days in the bidding upper twenties, So it'll be staying cold. We'll be watching the next door to come along, as it stands out. Looks like that storm will stay to herself at the end of the week. I'm Banky Weathersby bars and Visi Boston's news radio. Right, Bob and again, it's snowing in Boston, where we're in the twenties. Very, very cold. So this will stick Although we're in the high twenties, right now, Warmer spots continue to be Cape Cod. Plymouth is 32 not seeing any snow there. Worcester 25 Snow at 12 25. We checked New England business News. The number of people enrolled in the state's Medicaid program has surged since the start of the pandemic. The Centers for Health Information and Analysis says total membership in mass health increased by nearly 165,000 from March to November. ST. Vincent Hospital has some labor issues. Boston Business Journal reports unionized nurses at the hospital will vote tomorrow on whether to authorize their union leaders to call a strike. Harvard University raised $1.2 billion to its fundraising last year, according to the Council for Advancement and Support of Education on Lee, Johns.
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"So proud of all of you. Buccaneers coach Bruce Arians, the M V P of the Super Bowl, fifth time. Tom Brady, Tampa Mayor Jane Castor. We're definitely gonna have to have a discussion because way have to celebrate this. This is unbelievable. So we'll we'll let you know in due time, but there will be a celebration Peyton Manning getting into the Hall of Fame more than just about football. His former coach Tony Dungy says he meant a lot to the city of Indianapolis and all of Indiana. As we said in our very first meeting. If all we do is win Super bowls, it won't be enough. We've got to make Indianapolis a better place to live. And you did that And you helped do that, instead, the tone and I thank you for that. Shortly after beginning his NFL career, Manning started his own charity called the Payback Foundation, which helped disadvantaged kids. And in September 2007 ST Vincent Hospital in Indy renamed its Children's Hospital to Peyton Manning's Children's Hospital at ST Vincent. An apartment fire in Wayne Township. One person is in the hospital. Firefighters were called to the boardwalk at Westlake Apartments around 1 30 Sunday afternoon. One person was rescued from their apartment and taken to the hospital in critical condition. The fire affected six apartments and the Red Cross is helping those who lost their homes. The cause of the fire is still unknown. Actually, Fowler 93 WNBC Mobile News Trump Trial number two begins tomorrow, his lawyers say Dismissed the charge. Dr Ted, French history professor at the University of Indianapolis, discusses what he says is the most combustible issue time. That impeachment was voted on. Donald Trump was president. By the time the trial will be taking place. He obviously it is not. We have never seen something like that in American history. Before Senator Tom Cotton says the charge is hypocritical. Schumer standing on the steps of the Supreme Court last year, condemning two justices on threatening them if they rolled a certain way. In a case that day so much the chief justice had to issue a statement rebuking.
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Hospitals Puzzled With How To Administer Monoclonal Antibodies To COVID-19 Patients
"Are starting to use new drugs that are designed to keep covert 19 patients out of the hospital. But it's not clear how well these monoclonal antibodies work, and some hospital administrators are wondering how long their staffs will be able to give this time consuming treatment. As emergency rooms and beds fill up. NPR's science correspondent Richard Harris spoke to doctors in New Mexico and Wisconsin as they launched their treatment programs. The Food and Drug Administration has granted emergency authorization to two monoclonal antibody formulations. These drugs are supposed to prevent the Corona virus from invading cells there specifically for people with mild to moderate disease who are not in the hospital. And it's not just a shot or a pill. They have to be given by Ivy infusion, a process that takes two hours or more like everything in today's world during the pandemic, our biggest challenges are around staffing. Dr. Peter Newcomer is chief clinical officer at University of Wisconsin Health in Madison. He says his hospital is giving the drug after hours in an infusion center so infectious covert patients don't cross paths with cancer patients and other vulnerable people. Special plea went out for nurses to take on yet another shift. Even as the hospital struggles with rising Covad cases, the hospital can initially handle eight patients a night. Newcomer says They started with three patients on Tuesday night. Our advertising campaign to the community when I'll come Monday and Tuesday, so we're going to see more tonight and then Philip all over slots. Real soon. If everyone who qualifies for this treatment asks for it, the hospital will quickly run out of drugs. So you w health set up a system to identify people who would most likely benefit primarily people over 65 with underlying health conditions. Will randomly pick from that pool. If there isn't enough drug to go around. It's basically a lottery type system with an allocation that is done as equitably as we can informed consent for this includes telling patients that it's not clear just how well these drugs actually work. The National Institutes of Health put out treatment guidelines, saying there's simply not enough information to know if they are effective. Company studies suggest doctors have to treat 10 to 20 patients to avoid a single hospitalization. Dr. Newcomer wishes he could tell how well the huge investment in staff time will pay off as long as we can continue to provide this treatment. We plan on it. It's gonna have to be an ongoing evaluation of what we can afford to do. From the staffing standpoint, the drugs could help hospitals if they can keep their patient loads down in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Dr. David Gonzalez is keeping a close eye on the capacity of Krista's ST Vincent's Hospital where he's the chief medical officer. We're currently entering crisis levels stage with bed capacity that's throughout the state of New Mexico. His hospital is directing people most likely to benefit from the new treatment to the hospital's emergency room for the infusions. We have a portion of our emergency room that's dedicated to cope in positive patients. Krista Saint Vincent's Hospital infused its first patient Tuesday, using one of the eight initial doses of the drug allocated by the state of New Mexico. After the hour long infusion. Nurses monitor patients for 1 to 6 hours to make sure that there are no serious side effects, and Gonzales says that monitoring continues once patients leave the hospital were able to follow the patients at home. And, uh, and a pain their vital signs and they can go through a questionnaire in which we ask them if they're experiencing specific symptoms more than 2400 medical facilities nationwide have been allocated some of these drugs. And many are like these in New Mexico in Wisconsin, now starting to figure out how to make it all work. Richard