It is cloudy in Boston. We have fog in pockets out there as well in some rains scattered in a central and western mass At this time, it's sixty four in Boston. Thanks for being with us on this Saturday. I'm Sherry Small and here's what's happening. Finally getting his day in court. Kiar of Rego Garcia is back in the United States, but he now faces federal criminal charges in Tennessee. Here's AP correspondent Ed Donohue.
The man mistakenly deported to l Salvador is facing charges.
Of Brego Garcia has landed in the United States to face Justice.
Attorney General Pam Bondi says kill Maar of Brego Garcia is facing human trafficking charges from a twenty twenty two vehicle stop.
The grand jury found that over the past nine years of Rerego Garcia has played a significant role in an alien smuggling ring. They found this was his full time job, not a contractor.
That vehicle stopped three years ago was in Tennessee, First Lary. The report says he was bringing in people to Maryland to perform construction work, so nothing illegal.
Knocker.
He was never charged with a crime, a breakout. Garcia's attorney say the government is hiding behind the misconduct of mistakenly deporting him at Donna Hugh Washington.
Meanwhile, three separate major ICE raids in La turned chaotic yesterday. KABCTV reporter Carlos Granda was in the city's garment district when a crowd turned against ICE agents in an effort to prevent them from arresting immigrants.
Federal agents were inside and that's when a crowd formed outside, people surrounding the building. After several hours, that's when more agents came in with armored vehicles and vans to disperse the crowd. There was pepper spray confrontations, people screaming at the agents and agents then moving in to keep a path open to move in several vans into the parking lot of the building. That's when agents took out those
employees from in side put them in that van. People were following the agents that were yelling at them, throwing things at them. That's when we saw the agents throw out several loud flashbanks to move.
The crowd and the people that were detained could be moved out of Los Angeles before the weekend, is over. It's eleven twenty. A federal judge approves the groundbreaking settlement worth nearly three billion. The decision could completely change the landscape of college sports.
A federal judge has signed off on arguably the biggest change in the history of college sports, clearing the way for schools to begin paying their athletes millions of dollars as soon as next month. US Judge Claudia Wilkin approved the final proposal that had been hung up on roster limits.
The sweeping terms of the so called House Settlement include approval for each school to share up to twenty point five million dollars with athletes over the next year, and two point seven billion two thousands of former players who were barred from that revenue four years. I'm gethen coolbox.
And now the wbz ACU weather forecast. This is a very familiar side. We're starting the weekend off on this Saturday with some showers and a thunderstorm in the area.
Right now.
We're just deal dealing with some clouds, pockets of fog, a high around seventy degrees today, a shower in some spots early, partly to mostly cloudy overnight, with an overnight low temp of sixty Tomorrow definitely the better pick of the weekend days. We're going to see somewhat lower humidity, a mix of sun and cloudshe again around seventy near the coast, closer to seventy five inland. That's during the daytime. During the night we do start to see a change up.
There could be a shower or two later Tomorrow night into Monday morning. The rest of Monday is just going to be cool with more clouds and sunshine will only warm up to sixty two degrees. What we're looking at right now, though, is the radar map. We are seeing now some widespread rain over northwestern Mass, parts of central Mass and then some other spotty show in other parts. Right now, it looks like Lemonster getting clipped Lowells, Lawrence
also seeing some rain. And then where we're really seeing some very hard downpours is up in New Hampshire. So anybody coming back down from the Lakes region right now is going to have to take it slow. There are some very intense rain showers there right now. It's cloudy right now in the city sixty four degrees at eleven oh six. Back to news, a woman who officially says
excuse me. A woman who officials say cost a huge, huge commotion on a recent Southwest Airlines flight to Phoenix is now facing charges.
The court complaint alleges Gendea Brennan attempted to use the rear exit door of the Southwest Plain mid flight. A crew member blocked her, but she continued trying to access the exit door and began screaming. Two retired correctional officers on board restrained Brennan, but authorities alleged she kicked and spit and wrist restraints. She's facing up to twenty years
in federal prison if convicted. Michelle Franz and ABC News tariffs are starting to now hit the airlines, and CBS's Chris ban Cleeve tells us that means your next flight could cost more.
I think we're in this transient moment. We're being cautious.
Alaska CEO Ben Minicuci last month.
Does the tariff rhetorick the economic uncertainty?
Does that make it harder to run your business?
You know, I think all that uncertainty that's in the market, you know, businesses are cautious to invest in capital expenditures and people out there thinking about making a big expension, whether it's the travel to somewhere or a vacation, are just being more cautious.
The month of Bogus is generally considered a budget friendly month for both domestic and international flights. You are now in the loop for news updates throughout the day. Listen to WBZ News Radio on the iHeart Radio app. I'm Sherry Small, WBZ, Boston's news radio