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My WBZ Morning Headlines 10/09/2008

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Play from 0:33[0:33] ..." the futures are pointing to a Harold putting this morning on Wall Street we'll explain. Gloucester -- giving contraceptives to high schoolers I'm Karen Twomey the flight -- last the issue of civilians lakers' --"...

Play from 0:51[0:51] ..." Will today may be a better day on Wall Street right now the Dow Jones industrial futures are ahead by more than a hundred. Indicating a higher opening. There's also hope -- beginning -- defining the bottom after"...

Play from 1:44[1:44] ..." yesterday when it partially nationalize some of that country's big banks. State Treasurer Tim Cahill says it appears the federal government's bailout package. Is beginning to kick in at least as far as a 750 million dollar"...

Play from 5:18[5:18] ..." Amadon one day you're a gold today. Highest number ever for the Dow Jones Industrial Average on a difference a year makes."...

Play from 6:16[6:16] ..." fixed. Merger talks were held between MetLife and Hartford financial with The Wall Street Journal says nothing came of them. And a London restaurant owner. Red crescent street from the Bank of England said his customers these days are turning to comfort foods. There's the markets go through it rather tumultuous time the most popular"...

Play from 6:41[6:41] ..." you know one Wall Street they'll settle for dirty water dog from one of those -- dollar push carts and be happy that uses sounds bettered on"...

Play from 0:00[0:00]" WBZ. WBZ. -- beat Boston this honestly is the most listened to station in new late breaking news WB. News radio 1030 every day. BC news time 8 o'clock it's Thursday the night of October. Cloudy Boston 58 degrees -- there is always good morning thanks for joining us Simon Walters will follow the BBC newsroom still looking for six. -- The Fed cutting rates. None of that has worked so far -- the futures are pointing to a Harold putting this morning on Wall Street we'll explain. Gloucester -- giving contraceptives to high schoolers I'm Karen Twomey the flight -- last the issue of civilians lakers' -- of the brings forward -- Typically classified things that atrocious -- girls even hears the AccuWeather dollars a around this morning otherwise drive for the next five days."

Play from 0:51[0:51]" Will today may be a better day on Wall Street right now the Dow Jones industrial futures are ahead by more than a hundred. Indicating a higher opening. There's also hope -- beginning -- defining the bottom after the worst five days since 1987. Yesterday the Dow dropped another 189 in the session that began on the upside after central banks around the world including the Fed cut key interest rates. CBS is Anthony mason says the move apparently -- was not enough to unclog the frozen credit market the pendulum has completely swung from will loan money to anybody. Two were not alone in. That's Anthony mason in New York. Your neighborhood bank may soon become your neighborhood bank story in the New York Times this morning says the US treasuries considering. Taking ownership stakes in many banks is part of a 700 billion dollar rescue plan. The plan allows the government to directly inject cash into banks up in the British government did yesterday when it partially nationalize some of that country's big banks. State Treasurer Tim Cahill says it appears the federal government's bailout package. Is beginning to kick in at least as far as a 750 million dollar bond sale goes to the story from WBZ's reference."

Play from 2:08[2:08]" Investors still have confidence in the Commonwealth's."

Play from 2:11[2:11]" Credit -- confidence is huge and we haven't had it for about ten days. Property -- confidence. Nationally now internationally so I don't overstate this but this is really the first bit of good news that we -- in weeks."

Play from 2:25[2:25]" Hale says the interest rate on the offering his two point 2% and the -- the state pays in interest rates he sense of what's good for taxpayers. The treasury did emphasize though that spending must be kept in line with state revenues and that says -- hill is being addressed by the governor. Rod -- WBZ Newsradio 1030 --"

Play from 2:44[2:44]" Detectives have a case to solve after United Airlines flight and -- From Logan to Los Angeles had to make an emergency landing in Chicago turned out that about a dozen of the 138 passengers aboard. We're sixth authorities Chicago's safe for them had to go to the hospital it is not known what made the -- although United says it never served any food. On the airplane. Police in North Attleboro at the scene of a school bus accident which occurred within the past hour -- 720 near the emerald square mall. In north -- world to fire department says there were some minor injuries with the school bus driver and five students being taken to sturdy memorial hospital for treatment. Stay tuned WBZ Newsradio 1030 for the latest development in Gloucester the school committee votes to give contraceptives. The high school students there WBZ's Karen Twomey explains."

Play from 3:30[3:30]" Last June Gloucester made national headlines after it was reported that behind number of teen pregnancies there were the result of a so called pact. Last night the school committee voted to make contraceptives available to high schoolers who have their parents' permission. Which students admit could be tapped for some kids if -- strung up inside that villa told mom that. That they were having sex. Others say this is a starting point for some important discussion. It does like we everywhere not to like how many people are sexually active. For Gloucester mayor Carolyn Kirk it's about moving on."

Play from 4:00[4:00]" A message that I heard there was. It. A bit too."

Play from 4:06[4:06]" Karen Twomey WBZ Newsradio 1030 WBZ news -- seven there's word the US Supreme Court will not be hearing cases filed by some troubles in Lexington. Who object to elementary schools including gay themed books in the reading list earlier a federal appeals court. Has dismissed a lawsuit by David parker saying the inclusion of the books that included gay people relationships. Did not violate the parents First Amendment right to free exercise religion an attorney for the plaintiffs tells the globe whose clients are still weighing their options. At a street fight involving cops. Could end up being settled indoors here's WBZ's Carl Stevens as head of the Massachusetts coalition of police your camera and says the battle over civilian flag and could end -- in court the reason collective bargaining."

Play from 4:47[4:47]" Take away collective bargaining. But -- going to leave the state is atrocious."

Play from 4:51[4:51]" He says collective bargaining allowing police to negotiate details of part of their contract was dropped from the transportation bond bill passed by the legislature."

Play from 4:59[4:59]" But the body was thrown out the window when the legislature passed this the transportation bond bill there was a section. Club covered collective bargaining. An executive the transportation in the governor's office has it taken -- at the last minute."

Play from 5:12[5:12]" And that could be reason enough to go to court Carl Stevens WBZ Newsradio 1030 to market watching Ron Amadon one day you're a gold today. Highest number ever for the Dow Jones Industrial Average on a difference a year makes."

Play from 5:27[5:27]" Well that's for sure but at least we have some good news to sort of follow along on that we're nowhere near that record of fourteen Ingram and we're done about and down to the 9000 this story which stock futures are moving higher for change this morning mostly positive the day after the big interest rate cut good earnings report from IBM the S&P futures up 1% saying for the NASDAQ. Dow futures ahead 99 of social 1% game. Big Blue shares gaining in premarket action after the firm said third quarter net income rose 20% topping analysts' estimates. Shares and Kodak are also moving higher after it's a third quarter earnings will exceed analysts' estimates. And -- today that the ban on short selling expires some analysts believe the three week ban did more harm than good. Bankrate says fixed mortgage rates fell in the last week down -- six point 2% for thirty year fixed. Merger talks were held between MetLife and Hartford financial with The Wall Street Journal says nothing came of them. And a London restaurant owner. Red crescent street from the Bank of England said his customers these days are turning to comfort foods. There's the markets go through it rather tumultuous time the most popular issues he says. Liver and bacon with the onion gravy and braised ox tail. But some -- food."

Play from 6:41[6:41]" you know one Wall Street they'll settle for dirty water dog from one of those -- dollar push carts and be happy that uses sounds bettered on that much fuller and not much for -- reports say they didn't 38 past the hour Ron Odom marketwatch.com. On WBZ Newsradio -- Extended WBZ AccuWeather in this some clearing skies overhead -- And -- entering now the forecast -- moved offshore it looks like we're going to have the clearing trend the sunshine this afternoon temperature going past -- This has the stage for what looks like a whole period of fine weather the last right through the Columbus Day weekend -- afternoon temperatures not too far from seventy. Nighttime temperatures near fifty and virtually no chance of rain on WBZ AccuWeather meteorologist Alan Abrams thank you -- in Boston dollar mix of clouds and sun and fifty United WB's."

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[3:09]..." hour gets slick and icy highways out here this afternoon with the freezing rain in the traffic volume is pretty light overall. That we do have some flooding problems now as well we'll start with the accidents we've got one of the Mass Pike westbound. Out in Westborough have actually a number of separate accidents that stretch from the west for a service plaza. I don't toward drew won 22 in Millbury on the pike eastbound an accident is just before the western state police barracks in the left lane. The flooding along route two especially out to Concord. And act in. Downtown it's a pretty good ride through the city to Zakim Bridge the Leverett connector the Tobin Bridge virulent -- shake up to the north for 95 slow. Two Lowell both directions because of an earlier problem by Woburn street "...

[1:03]..." The winter storm advisory for southeastern mass was discontinued because of higher temperatures there. Mass highway has deployed thousands of pieces of equipment trying to "...

[1:18]..." I can't. Afternoon high end -- it Scituate and right now I just moved into ignore what and I can bill watts short term the road "...

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[7:31]..." an hour in some neighborhoods. And then gradually changeover to sleet and freezing rain from south to north and finally terrain in the city later this afternoon. Once you get to 1520 miles and let it looks like it's will be hard to get temperature above freezing -- all until ice could be probably this afternoon and the seating. Another strong wind down late tonight gusty northwest winds will come in and he slushy areas freeze solid the dry cold weather will follow for tomorrow Friday and Saturday. Looks like "...

[0:24]..." from the weather a very snowy morning the snow changing to sleet freezing rain -- mid range from southeast to northwest later today and for drivers. -- another billion dollar shortfall. A tragedy the state police "...

[1:04]..." area now some is experiencing an already extends down to about the New York City area. South of there is changing over to rain we expect the changeover to sleet freezing rain and then -- to get under way on the -- by about 10 o'clock. Reach the city around lunchtime or shortly thereafter. "...

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It's now virtually certain that Winthrop Democrat Robert DeLeo will replace Sal DiMasi as House Speaker. DeLeo's chief rival for the post, House Majority Leader John Rogers of Norwood, dropped out of the race after acknowledging that DeLeo has enough v

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[4:37]..." Snowy sloppy day tomorrow increasing clouds cold tonight snow arrives late with a low -- around fifteen and tomorrow. Still all day infected will begin heavy for a time then mixing with sleet freezing rain turning to all rain in the afternoon. Accumulations of three to six inches from the city on sound infect the Cape and "...

[5:47]..." Capitol Hill meantime late word coming in from the White House a White House spokesman now saying that the president Barack Obama will have GOP support for the stimulus bill we'll keep you posted on this developing "...

[8:36]..." awhile tomorrow morning before mixing with then eventually changeover to sleep briefly freezing rain and then brain of the afternoon. Before they change over snow accumulations of three to six inches of the city. And up to 612 inches north and west the city were any changeover will "...

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