Seventy one degree. You see in Boston at four o'clock. Good afternoon, I'm Ben Parker. Here's what's happening. Testimony rapping for the day at Karen Reid retrial and debt on the Commonwealth. It's been pushing back against the dog by experts testimony for the defense. One of the busies, I'm a freeman, joins us now with details. Emma Well.
Then before they wrapped up for the day, Hank Brennan was asking the questions during doctor Marie Russell's cross examination prosecutors, comparing her testimony to the last trial, where she was also a defense expert witness.
You were less sure about your opinion when you first testified about this case then you provided this jury today.
Was I was certain that it was a dog dog attack. However, as I mentioned before to you, in medicine, with taunt never you know nothing is one hundred percent.
Doctor Russell testified today that she believes a dog attacked John O'Keefe based on his arm injuries, and that she does not believe that the injuries were from being backed into by Karen Reid's SUV. As you said, Ben, they have wrapped up for the day. They will be back in court tomorrow for more testimony.
All right, well, of course, keep you posted and keep it tun to WBZ News Radio for the latest and streaming on the iHeartRadio app. Students at Milford High School staging a walkout after a student was detained by ice. W The bz's Madison Rodgers has more.
Eighteen year old Marcelo Gomez was on his way to volleyball practice Saturday when witnesses say he was surrounded by ice vehicles and taken by agents. Federal authorities now say Marcello wasn't even their target. His father was.
He made a traffic stop on that vehicle, which was the father's vehicle.
He was driving that vehicle.
He's eighteen years old.
He's unlawfully in this country, and unfortunately we had to go to Milford to look for someone else, and we came across him and he was arrested. Acting Ice director Todd Lyons and Boston Ice Director Patricia Hyde say the father hasn't come for Marstello's being held in Burlington, and a federal judge is ordered he not be moved for seventy two hours. Neighbors say the high school junior has lived in Milford since childhood. Madison Rogers w b Z Boston's news radio eight.
People continuing to recover in Boulder, Colorado after an attack on a group of people showing their support for Israel and the freeing of hostages in Gaza. Police said the suspect used a makeshift flamethrower and allegedly yelled Free Palestine during the attack, which the FBI calls terrorism. There still are questions.
Did he planet, did anybody help him? Maybe maybe not. This look like a lone actor attack to me, but we'll see. And though I have a picture of this guy and may already before they decide who's going to charge him and when they're.
Going to charge him. On his ABC contributor and former FBI agent Brad Garrett, The suspect has been identified as forty five year old Mohammed Sabri. Solomon State Police are investigating the death of a twenty one year old woman found in the woods Milford. The Norfolk District Turney says the body of Adriana Suazzo was discovered yesterday about eleven forty five in the morning near a home on Central Avenue. The DA says there were no obvious signs of trauma
to the body. Anybody with informations being asked to call the State Police tip line. So we head into the evening, we'll have mainly clear skies, temperatures will be in the mid fifties. Tomorrow will warm right back up into the load to mid seventies. Plumbing of sunshine and maybe a
little bit of haze around from Canadian wildfire smoke. Mainly clear Tomorrow night low fifty nine and then on Wednesday becoming even warmer, hazy sunshine, a few clouds eighty two for the high though it'll be in the mid seventies over the Cape and Islands, and then a real warm up on Thursday as we make a run well into the eighties. A few spots could get darn close to ninety if not hit ninety about eighty over the Cape
and Islands. Going to watch out for some late day or evening thunderstorms, a bit of a cool down Friday in the upper seventies. Right now seventy one degrees see in Boston, bill RICCA Police satting a new Fillury member to its Fury member to its force, a large legacy behind her name. As we hear from WZ Serry Small Girl.
How old is she?
She's about two months old.
Now experience K nine handler. Bill Rica Police Lieutenant Commander John Herring introduces me to the department's newest addition, Casey the Blackfield Web. Lieutenant Herring says she's exhibiting early signs of a good K nine officer.
She wants to play play rough. I guess she would say. She's aggressive at her defending her toys, her space. She wants to seek out things.
Training will start with tracking.
She'll be able to search off lead for a missing people or suspects. Also ebness recovery where someone throws something out or drops something where she matures and will pick paulby no specialty.
She's named after fallen bill Rica police officer Kenneth Collins, who died in the line of duty in nineteen sixty nine. Named after his initials KSE in Bill Rica, Sherry Small w BZ Boston's news radio.
The US Supreme Court declining to hear a challenge to state bans on assault weapons. It comes from Maryland and a split court turned down a case against a decade old law similar to those in several other states. The decision coming three years after the High Court handed down a landmark ruling that expanded Second Amendment rights. Gun advocates and attorneys from Maryland disagree over whether the AR fifteen
and similar weapons are protected by the Second Amendment. Justice has also turned out a bid to overturn state bands on high capacity gun magazines in a case out of Rhode Island. Soon, the White House says President Trump will speak with China's president to discuss the ongoing trade war. Or from CBS's At O'Keefe.
Last month, the US and Chinese officials met in Geneva and essentially agreed to sort of a truce in this ongoing trade war, and the thought was that the US would ease some of these tariffs, the Chinese would start exporting again so rare materials that are needed for various technological medical products in the United States and drive down.
The Treasury Secretary says he's confident the dispute can be resolved, but has said he's still critical of China. You are now in the loop. For news updates throughout the day. Listen to WBZ News Radio on the iHeartRadio app. I'm Ben Parker, WBZ Boston's news radio