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Mostly sonny and very chilly and windy fifty in Boston. It's eleven o'clock. Good morning on Laurie Kirby. Here's what's happening on the debate stage. Senator Elizabeth Warren and Republican challenger John Deeton going toe to toe and their first of two scheduled debates this week. WBZ Sherry's Wall recaps what went down last night, the.
Two candidates debating on a number of key voter issues, including education in Massachusetts ballot question two, the mcast graduation requirement.
We can't have three hundred and fifty one standards.
One test is not a great measure for every kid.
Another major issue immigration, Daton, calling it a national security crisis, but says he does not support mass deportations. Senator Warren admitting the migrant crisis is draining Massachusetts education, housing, and healthcare systems. Healthcare in general was a heated topic.
Republican control of the Senate means that the people who are in charge nationally of our healthcare policy want to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
There was a deal on the table for United Health to purchase Stewart.
Sara Warren rushed to the table.
She objected to it, why because it's a for profit company.
There's second to be will be held tomorrow night in Springfield. Sherry Small WBZ, Boston's news radio.
On the presidential campaign trail. Former President Trump will be in Florida today for a town hall with Univision. Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris will be in the key swing state of Pennsylvania for a campaign event there and in another battleground state. A judge in Georgia blocks a controversial rule that could slow the counting of ballots. ABC Stephen Portnoy has more.
It's the second major election related ruling this week from Georgia State Judge Robert McBurney. Monday, he ruled the counties have no choice but to sert of the results now. He says the state election board cannot require poll workers to hand count the number of ballots to ensure that tallly matches a machine tabulation. Judge mcburne says that rule was adopted too close to the election, without leaving enough time to train poll workers.
The rule was originally enacted by a Trump endorsed majority in the state's election board, and one sitting and two former presidents will attend a memorial service in Washington, d C. This afternoon honoring the life and legacy of the late Great Ethel Kennedy. President Biden will deliver a eulogy at the Celebration of Life at the Cathedral of Saint Matthew the Apostle, and former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton
will be in attendance. Officials in Florida tracked down the twenty three year old owner of a dog tied to a fence and left to die as Hurricane Milton struck Florida last week. CBS's Debora Rodriguez with the update to his story, we first brought you.
Not only I don't blame you, it's it's okay.
The white bull terrier and water up to its belly on the side of I seventy five in Tampa last week was saved by a Hillsboro County trooper. Now Governor Ron DeSantis says the owner will face animal cruelty charges, which could bring up to five years in prison for third degree felony. The pooch, renamed Trooper, has a new temporary family. Deborah Rodriguez, CBS New. Here we go breezing times of sun and clouds. Right now I'm seeing more sunshine and I'm also seeing those trees kind of shake
and bend. We have a small craft advisory through at least two o'clock this afternoon. It is going to be very bright and very cold, but less windy tonight. Some of you will see some areas of frost. Low thirties near and beyond four ninety five, low of forty in Boston.
Look for that moon. It's going to be as extraordinary, especially with that clear sky Tomorrow mid to high fifties was sun. Wait until you hear the rest of the forecast Friday into the weekend. It does not disappoint. Eleven five Danvers residents speak out about a group of teens they say are hanging out near the center of Danvers and attacking people. Chris Anderson is a man with developmental disabilities, and it's one of the victims who spoke out at
a select board meeting last night. He was taken to the hospital over the weekend after being attacked.
Every day, and I can't see right that time.
I'll find that.
It's hot.
More than a dozen other residents also say they've been targeted. I was spent at cold names, rocks thrown up in my face and they run amock and it doesn't seem they're worried about anything. What the heck is going on? Danvers police and school resource officers say they're investigating kept down in the ranks because she's a woman. This is the allegation Bridgewater Police Sergeant Kelly chiwilli combat veteran, is making in a lawsuit against the chief of police in Bridgewater.
Enterprise News says Julie was passed over for the position of lieutenant last year, would have been a sweet promotion. She claims that Chief Christopher del Monte created a hostile work environment. Del Monte tells the Enterprise this is the first gender discrimination lawsuit that he's had lodged against him in his fifteen years as chief of police. Are you worried about nuts on jets?
I'm Vickie Barker in London, where researchers commissioned by the aviation industry here have found no evidence that nut allergans can be spread through an aircraft's ventilation system, but clear evidence that they can stick to seats, tray tables, and screens, so instead of onboard announcements ordering passengers not to consume nuts, passengers with severe nut allergies would be better served by making sure their seat area has been wiped clean.
By the way, you can read the research. It was published us this week in the Archives of Disease in Childhood. You are now in the loop for news updates throughout the day. Listen to WBZ News Radio on the iHeartRadio app. I'm Laurie Kirby, WBZ, Boston's news radio