My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 5/28/2008

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[0:57]" Too far. So public tempest in Japanese garden playoff game number of five Red Sox in Seattle this afternoon commute is brought you buy the most trusted name and actresses ladies the mattress professionals. We begin and saw this where police trying to track down at least two suspects in a frightening bank robbery today WBZ's Carl Stevens has our top story."

[1:17]" The victim here was a man who regularly came into the sovereign bank with a duffel bag full of cash receipts from a number of gas stations but this morning. As he walked toward the bank on route one a White van pulled up according to lieutenant Dominic developed."

[1:30]" We want to walk around the the end just two doors slid open a side door the being used pepper sprayed the duffel bag he had was deposit was taken. That it took off."

[1:40]" The -- was recovered a short distance away behind a Kentucky fried chicken. Police are looking for two men made off with more than a 100000 dollars that was in that bag from Saugus Carl Stevens WBZ Newsradio 1030."

[1:53]" Former White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan is hearing it from all sides today he wrote a memoir claiming the Bush Administration relied on an aggressive political propaganda campaign instead of the truth. To sell the war in Iraq."

[2:06]" Artwork -- the with the president in Colorado Springs. In a carefully crafted written statement spokeswoman Dana Perino says it's clear McClellan is disgruntled about his White House years. She called supposedly ends saying this is not a stock we knew. She says President Bush has been told but won't be commenting about the."

[2:25]" Book in a separate interview with Fox News Channel former top aide Karl Rove said that is McClellan had a moral qualms about the need for the war. He should've spoken up about the Paul Shanley a defrocked priest at the center of the clergy sex abuse scandal in Massachusetts wants a new trial. He's serving twelve to fifteen for raping a boy and a Newton parish in the 1980s. Gently claims his former lawyer did not properly challenged the repressed memories of the victim. A judge is expected to hear arguments in the case tomorrow in Suffolk superior court. The Food and Drug Administration hopes to make a big change in labeling to warn expectant moms about certain drugs ABC's Pam Coulter tells us more."

[3:07]" The FDA plans to scrap the longstanding letters system for describing drug risky including an -- for drugs that should not be taken by pregnant women. Instead it plans to put more detailed information on labels such as how much of the drug a breast Fed infant would be likely to consume each day this proposal is designed to help women and their doctors and pharmacies have better information about the effects of the --"

[3:31]" A train accident in eleven on main late this morning has left two teenagers with serious injuries. The girls were apparently sunbathing on a trestle when the freight train struck them as they slept. The foster's daily Democrat reports the engineer did sound the horn tried to stop. One girl lost a -- the other will probably lose a fought. Lebanon Maine is located on the New Hampshire border. All the sweet WBZ is Lisa Meyer is taking a look at the growing hunger problem in the Boston area she spoke with people who are using food banks not just to get by. But to survive."

[4:05]" The need for food may be the same but each person's story is different sometimes their heartbreaking sometimes ironic take John -- and lol he used to run a food program now he needs the help of the local pantry to survive -- picked up the grandchildren and they were here for some reason or other kids like to eat Burke tries to stay upbeat he's not always successful. -- it is to get that the two grandchildren. -- just an easy both girls are disabled Burke himself is in a wheelchair he says the local pantry makes the difference between eating and simply not having enough we wouldn't survive well Lisa Meyer WBZ Newsradio 1030."

[4:49]" American ships are not being allowed to offload emergency supplies to cyclone victims in Myanmar as a result a top commander says the navy just might pull out of the area. Here's more with soccer Madani the group led by the USS Essex has been standing by she's been here over two weeks. And -- union Pacific Command chief Timothy Keating says the ships at other commitments and it won't stay around -- BN -- won't let them help absent. A green light from Burmese officials I don't -- She will be there for weeks -- telling reporters here it's frustrating for those aboard the Essex they know how much help they can provide. Just that quick. That's all it would take is yes in the meantime the US says delivered nearly a million and a half pounds of supplies via the year. Soccer -- on at the Pentagon."

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