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Seventy two degrees in Boston. Beautiful sunny day out there in the hub. At eleven o'clock. Good morning, I'm Nicole Davis, and here's what's happening. A dog bite expert is on the stand and the Karen Reed murder ree trial right now today featuring tense cross examination of doctor Marie Russell. And yesterday she testified the injuries on John O'Keefe's arm were consistent with a dog bite. Wbz's Emma Friedman will
have more with us at eleven fifteen. Meantime, other stories we're watching, we're hearing from the family of Marcello Gomes today is the Milford High school student detained by ice on his way to volleyball practice this past weekend. His cousin, Julia Sampaio, says they've been in contact with the eighteen year old Logan Hall the CBS News Boston.
They're a tight knit family and Julia has spoken to Marcello's parents since the arrest. Ice was a richly targeting Marcello's father, gal Paolo Gomez, who the car was registered to. She says the family is terrified and doing what they can to lay low.
They're scared to leave their homes.
They're even scared to walk their dogs or throw their trash out, because at the moment they step out of their homes, they can be detained at any point.
We spoke to that student who was also in the car with Marcelo when the arrest took place. He's also undocumented and asked that his identity be protected.
The thought of everything that my parents left behind, everything that my parents sacrificed for in the ten years we've been here, all of that just gone down the drain.
The Massachusetts Teachers Association among those calling for Marcello's release. Now, this comes as two cities, Somerville and Chelsea, ask a federal court this morning to block the Trump administration from stripping them of federal funding. The government is targeting those two cities and others around Massachusetts for their sanctuary policies. Last weak, Homeland Security put out a warning to sanctuary community it is around the country. Change your policies or
face consequences. Somerville and Chelsea, in the filing today say this violates their constitutional rights. They're asking for a preliminary injunction while their lawsuit plays out. And at eleven oh two, the Hamas run Gaza Health Ministry says at least twenty seven people were killed this morning as Israeli soldiers opened fire near an AID station. ABC's Ian Pannell says it is the second time this week that Palestinians have come under fire they try to get desperately needed supplies.
The head of NASA Hospital in southern Gaza are accusing Israeli forces of firing on people waiting for aid. Israeli defense forces talking to us this morning, admitting they did open fire around five hundred yards from this American backed food center, but alleging that warning shots were ignored by individuals straying from an approved route and that they advanced towards troops in a quote threatening way. Ian panel ABC News in Tel Aviv, Israel.
For the rest of the day, the forecast is looking phenomenal. We've got just a couple of clouds right now, we have temperatures in the upper sixties, low seventies. We will see a bit of hayes out there again today from the Canadian wildfire smoke that's making its way here into the northeast through the jet stream, so just be sure to expect that from time to time. Today not consistently, and again we're getting up to about the mid seventies today.
For tonight, mostly clear, low in the mid fifties, and then tomorrow warmer, still hazy, sunshine, high in the mid eighties, a little bit cooler in southeastern Mass for your Thursday sunshine, intervals of clouds. Can have a couple of evening thunderstorms northwest of Boston. And this is going to be the warmest day this week, likely the warmest day we've had in a while. Highs in the upper eighties, pushing ninety if your inland, near eighty though for the Capan Islands.
Our temp's right now sixty seven in Marshfield, seventy five in Wellesley, seventy two in Middleton, and in Boston right now at eleven oh five it is sunny and seventy three. The State Attorney General is calling in Boston.
Eatery to slow its role your wbz's Jawillette payback for workers at a high end restaurant in Boston. Ag Andrea Campbell finds the parent company of Japanese sushi hotspot Zuma and its manager at the Four Seasons Hotel one point eight million dollars for requiring workers to share pool tips with managers, which is in violation of state wage laws. This means some workers will get up to fifty thousand
dollars back in penalties and unpaid wages. Pooling tips is only permissible among bartenders and wait staff, primarily j Willette WBZ Boston's news radio.
Eleven oh six. Investigators now say the attack that injured twelve people in Boulder, Colorado, over the weekend, could have been much worse, but the suspect backed off his original plan at the last minute.
The suspect, who investigators say originally dressed as a gardener to blend in, allegedly researched the Run for Their Lives group, who gathers weekly to promote awareness for the Israeli hostages in Gaza. Law enforcement says the suspect drove to Boulder from his home in Colorado Springs, picking up gasoline on
the way. At the scene, authorities recovering a weed spray or backpack containing flammable liquid, as well as sixteen unused molotov cocktails, which he allegedly learned how to make watching YouTube videos and.
His ABC's Mola Lengy. The suspect facing charges on both the state and federal level, including hate crime charges. He is due beck in court next week or rather later this week on Thursday, and a new report is warning about the dire consequences of laws that ban gender affirming care for kids. Your CBS is Matt Piper.
Human Rights Watch says in the last four years, twenty five states have enacted sweeping bands targeting gender affirming care for trans youth. They say bands can lead to increased anxiety, depression, and suicide attempts.
These are people who.
Grew up in one body and are at risk of, you know, having that care in that body essentially taken away from them because of these laws.
Yasmin small Ones with Human Rights Watch.
These laws are what we call sweeping bands on gender firm and care, so you know, that's any form of pubity blocker's hormone therapy is and they are estimated to impact over one hundred thousand trans youth.
Matt Piper, CBS News, police.
And Haverol'll say they're getting help from the FBI to catch a bank robber. Just before twelve forty five yesterday afternoon, they say a man walked into the Pentucket Bank on Lowell Avenue. Once he was inside, he handed a note to the teller demanding cash. Please say. The man was able to get away with some money, We're not sure just how much, and nobody was hurt. They say the suspect is a skinny bite man five seven of five nine with light facial hair. If you have any information,
you aren't asked to call Haverol Police. You are now in Malup for news updates throughout the day, Listen to WBZ News Radio on the iHeartRadio app. I'm Nicole Davis WBZ and Boston's News Radio