Cloudy in forty eight degrees in Boston at eleven o'clock. Good Sunday morning. I'm Sherry Small. Here's what's happening. One more day of this chili weather to go than a warm up.
It is going to be a chili rather windy day with more clouds than some. We could have a stray afternoon shower with a high near fifty five.
And that's aky weather. Meteorologists Matt Rindy. Tomorrow we warm up to seventy four. We'll have the full forecast that's coming up, all right. Nine people are confirmed dead after a car plows into a Filipino street festival in western Canada. We get the very latest from ABC News.
This is a special report from ABC News.
I'm Brian Clark.
Nine people were killed at authorities now say more than twenty injured when someone drove a car through a cultural festival in Vancouver, British Columbia, on Saturday. Prime Minister Mark Carney.
Authorities have confirmed that one person is in custody and it is believed that they acted alone.
He also said that is no active threat to Canada at large. Police in Vancouver have said there's not believed to be any indication it was an act of terror. It happened at a Filipino cultural festival. The Prime Minister said.
Last night families lost a sister or brother, a mother, a father, a son or a daughter. Those families are living every family's nightmare.
He was speaking in Ontario, where he canceled a campaign event today. Canada holds nationwide elections tomorrow. This is ABC.
News Now to local news. Controversy surrounds a deal between the wo administration and five deep pocketed tax exempt cultural institutions in the city, relieving them from having to make so called pilot payments to the city this year in lieu of property taxes.
For the New England Aquarium in five museums in the city. The pilot payments made in lieu of property taxes add up, but not this year.
It's the decision making that really bothers me. There is no transparency. But also I don't think it was in the best interest of the residents of Boston fiscally.
Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn criticized the mayor for letting revenue owed the city slip away.
I think these politics that does play a role in this, but I think It's important that every decision we make as a city is fiscally responsible and fiscally disciplined, whether it's an election year or non election year.
But Mayor Wu quick to rebutt Counsulor Flynn's criticism.
This has been in the works for multiple years, and I've been clear on the campaign trail even in twenty twenty one. This is a better way for the cultural institutions to be giving value to the residents of our city.
Woo's challenger in this year's mayoral election, Josh Kraft, like Flynn, critical of the mayor's deal with the museums and aquarium. Mike Macklin WBZ Boston's news.
Radio and now the four DA WBZ ACU weather forecast with meteorologist Joe Lunberg.
It'll be windy and quite cool this afternoon, with clouds and some intervals of sun, along with a brief shower to the high just fifty six. Breezy, chilly tonight, mostly cloudy skies for a while, then it clears out after midnight, though forty eight. That'll lead into a sunny, pleasant day tomorrow, much warmer for the afternoon, the high back up to seventy four for Tuesday, partly sunny, breezy and very warm,
high seventy eight. Wednesday partly to mostly sunny, breezy and quite nice to high year seventy I'm acuil Other media Ronald Just Joe Lunberg WBZ, Boston's news radio.
And we are seeing those rain showers over most of northern Essex County right now, parts of the north Shore and then all the way down to Waltham, Framingham, Needham and Norwood. That's a band that's just coming south there. Looks like it's raining pretty hard right now over Waltham. In the city, we're seeing light rain and forty eight degrees at eleven oh five. Back to News NOOW. A new CBS News poll looks at President Donald Trump's first
one hundred days in office. The president losing support on the economy, but his deportation plans remain one of his more popular programs. CBS's Jennifer Depento reports.
A majority of Americans fifty six percent, continue to approve of the administration's deportation program. Meanwhile, three quarters say it isn't acceptable if some legal residents are detained by mistake as part of that program. At forty nine percent. President Trump's approval on immigration has slipped some from the above fifty percent we saw early in the term, but it remains higher than his approval on the economy and on inflation.
And Meanwhile, the poll shows that Democrats overwhelmingly disapproof of what they see from President Trump. They want their party to oppose him more, and say that they're frustrated with the Democratic Party's response so far. 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