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[0:16] ..." morning it is Monday the Tony for the August and good morning partly cloudy 68 degrees getting up and getting going a thank you for -- Joining -- Simon Walsh spears we're following the WBZ news"...
[2:24] ..." of the possibility. Of a surprise is personal appearance by the ailing Senator Ted Kennedy here's WBZ's Marquette."...
[2:31] ..." Senator Ted Kennedy would need the okay from his doctors before flying to Denver as he still be treated for the malignant brain tumor. Rumors"...
[5:23] ..." slowdown could drag on for some considerable time that this morning from Bank of England executive. Charles being told BBC that the downturn is just challenging dollars it was in the 1970s. As oil prices move higher the stock futures are flat like screwed up so -- five cents 11535. Barrel. A realty group reports literally existing home sales are small -- about who is expected. So big improvement is expected an auto shows with a smile to JD power study says sales might go from July when they hit a sixteen year low. Broadcom will"...
[6:20] ..." and -- Thompson assisted living previously east ended WBZ AccuWeather forecast is partly cloudy Elliott. Here in Boston but looks like it's about the start to rain -- up in the Manchester, New Hampshire area. That's right showers are going across there they come across Vermont the ones that are more likely to affect us. Are -- out the Berkshire's or Kabul light ones in the Worcester area so maybe you -- comes in during the late morning and most of what we get can be this afternoon. And they can be showers and thunderstorm and that clears up tonight and tomorrow and Wednesday should be beautiful days deep blue skies sunshine afternoon temperatures in the seventies. Thursday partly sunny Friday and Saturday someone in question we could get some moisture coming from the southwest hasn't showers and thunderstorms that. The weather in just ten minutes on WBZ AccuWeather meteorologist Doug Abrams thank you really begin partly cloudy in Boston and it's warmed up where it's 69 degrees at WBZ."...
[0:00]" WBZ. WBZ. HD Boston. The most listened to radio station in new England and everyday. News radio 1030. WBZ. Boston. WBZ news time 8 o'clock in the morning it is Monday the Tony for the August and good morning partly cloudy 68 degrees getting up and getting going a thank you for -- Joining -- Simon Walsh spears we're following the WBZ news -- the gavel falls in nine hours. -- Dade democratic coronation of Barack Obama the headliner his wife Michelle the bolt breezing voter comfort levels with the presidential nominees and some unplanned drama could develop tonight as well I'm mart Canada more on possible plans by as Senator Kennedy have been in Denver. It's become a name game he calls himself Clark Rockefeller was almost like -- almost like -- to the today show I'm Carl Stevens here's the AccuWeather plus for a shower or thunderstorm anytime from midday through this evening sunny weather to take over for tomorrow Wednesday in my."
[1:00]" To Thursday -- a sports Sox win in Toronto in eleven and the Olympics are over the USA is tops in overall medals one more with Gil Santos. -- news you can bank on is being brought to this morning by eastern bank Boston's bank for business and true blue for nearly 200 years eastern bank. The democratic party's big party kicks off tonight in Denver and Michelle Obama will be the first to talk about her husband the theme to the convention. Is Americans gathering to change the course of a nation. Democratic political consultant Michael Goldman is with the Boston based political insight group and I asked him this morning -- Obama will take something away from the convention with -- besides the nomination."
[1:34]" We -- last. Election cycle that neither candidate got the balance that they traditionally gotten from the conventions and I think in part debt because that network covered -- it has limited to a single night I think that -- really not going to see a huge difference I think Barack Obama is stuck -- between. 45 and 48% that the -- stuck they would -- principled exit for that."
[1:57]" Medical consultant Michael Barone with the US news and world report says the convention should be well watched."
[2:01]" The polls show that people actually have quite a lot of interest by historical standards in this Democratic National Convention and much more say that in 1996 and Bill Clinton was running for reelection. And so are I think they're -- pretty big audience."
[2:17]" Usually political connections are highlighted. On the final night when the chosen candidate speaks but that may not be the case this year because of the possibility. Of a surprise is personal appearance by the ailing Senator Ted Kennedy here's WBZ's Marquette."
[2:31]" Senator Ted Kennedy would need the okay from his doctors before flying to Denver as he still be treated for the malignant brain tumor. Rumors of his arrival grew more intense after Rhode Island congressman Patrick Kennedy said his dad could make it to Denver. Former Democratic National Committee chairman Steve Grossman says Kennedy in Denver would light up the crowd."
[2:51]" I think it would. Be one of the most dramatic moment in the history of democratic conventions then. I think for him to come to the convention it wouldn't surprise me at all he's up to that I think it would be a wonderful event."
[3:04]" A video tribute is still planned for tonight in Denver for Senator Kennedy. -- WBZ Newsradio 1030 people."
[3:11]" Are now seeing and hearing the man known as Clark Rockefeller tell his side of the story. The story behind the alleged kidnapping of his daughter details this morning from. The UBZ's Carl Stevens Clark Rockefeller on the today show was asked if he was in hiding when he took his daughter to Baltimore. His answer."
[3:27]" That's perhaps an extreme way of saying it was also list did you intend to have -- go back to her mother in London. I don't really know I hadn't really thought about it just being together with her -- Almost as a -- was almost like good homes almost like a drunk."
[3:44]" Rockefeller was interviewed in jail here in Boston is being held on kidnapping charge Carl Stevens WBZ Newsradio 1030 gasoline prices nationwide continuing to drop according to Lundberg survey prices have fallen fifteen cents a gallon in the past two weeks. But -- 370 gallon for self serve regular national average that's about 95 cents more than it was a year ago the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth. The globe reports that failure of people to do just that has resulted in a surge in the number of perjury indictments in Suffolk County. The result of anti gang laws that make it easier to -- the witnesses line prosecutors now must only show to the sworn statements that are contradictory. The world's spotlight is gone off in China has an Olympic Games come to a close as corespondent suited -- tells us that could have a detrimental effect on the people the host nation the games are."
[4:32]" Over in Beijing and some locals might be in for a serious case of the post Olympic blues. University of Missouri anthropology professor Susan Brownell says Beijing -- could become depressed now that they're coming out party is over."
[4:45]" And that's been fifteen years or more into. China has been looking forward to hosting its first Olympic game."
[4:51]" Brownell says it's normal for cities that host the Olympics to yearn for other major events so they can be in the spotlight once again."
[4:58]" Celia hasn't CBS news Beijing and there's always some kind of controversy accompanied the with the Olympics this year he was the Chinese gymnastic team. And the question should the investigation into the members ages almost everybody used taken part in our online poll already thinks that there should be investigation we'd like in the what you think. There's -- website please wbz1030.com. Time now for business news from market watch good morning."
[5:21]" Ron Allen on good morning the global financial slowdown could drag on for some considerable time that this morning from Bank of England executive. Charles being told BBC that the downturn is just challenging dollars it was in the 1970s. As oil prices move higher the stock futures are flat like screwed up so -- five cents 11535. Barrel. A realty group reports literally existing home sales are small -- about who is expected. So big improvement is expected an auto shows with a smile to JD power study says sales might go from July when they hit a sixteen year low. Broadcom will acquire the digital television business of AMD. Citizen I would wonder 93 million dollar cash deal. A German magazine said Don Wheeler is considering adding a second plant to build its smart cards dialer providers that is the case. Business report Saturday and thirtieth -- our our Ron Amadon marketwatch.com. On WBZ news radio --"
[6:19]" WBZ news time 810 and -- Thompson assisted living previously east ended WBZ AccuWeather forecast is partly cloudy Elliott. Here in Boston but looks like it's about the start to rain -- up in the Manchester, New Hampshire area. That's right showers are going across there they come across Vermont the ones that are more likely to affect us. Are -- out the Berkshire's or Kabul light ones in the Worcester area so maybe you -- comes in during the late morning and most of what we get can be this afternoon. And they can be showers and thunderstorm and that clears up tonight and tomorrow and Wednesday should be beautiful days deep blue skies sunshine afternoon temperatures in the seventies. Thursday partly sunny Friday and Saturday someone in question we could get some moisture coming from the southwest hasn't showers and thunderstorms that. The weather in just ten minutes on WBZ AccuWeather meteorologist Doug Abrams thank you really begin partly cloudy in Boston and it's warmed up where it's 69 degrees at WBZ."
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