My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 6/02/2008

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[0:03]" Boston street straight street all online 24 hours a day this is WBZ Boston the most listened to station in New England. -- good afternoon at 33783 degrees in Boston with a mix of clouds and sun overhead and I Diane Stern and -- following in the WBZ -- Brain surgery is ended force candidates -- candidate."

[0:27]" Doctors here at the Duke University medical said the -- always get those. -- its board accomplished their goal."

[0:33]" A local urologist tells -- this type of surgery that Senator Kennedy -- is extremely -- in the long term prognosis not always -- the WBZ AccuWeather forecast with Bob Larson -- dry weather across the -- from now through tomorrow evening a couple of showers are likely on Wednesday on Wall Street the Dow -- down a 149 -- company -- today the market -- report coming -- WBZ -- 331."

[1:03]" CBS news update I'm parlay cards I wish him the best. Well I would say it was -- I wish him well they're talking about Ted Kennedy he had brain surgery today his doctors say they've accomplished their objectives at Duke University Medical Center. CBS's Jim Priscilla."

[1:17]" A spokeswoman for Senator Kennedy. Said he was awake and alert after the surgery in fact jerky with his -- that he feels like a million dollars. This quote attributed to help but we'd like to do it again tomorrow."

[1:29]" So what are his chances."

[1:31]" I would be very optimistic that. That Americans we will do very well."

[1:35]" Doctor Henry Graham is -- Kennedy's doctor but he is the director of neurosurgery. At Johns Hopkins memorial."

[1:43]" Many people with this kind of problem between duke it control all the transaction. He wanted to -- Trudy trying to come out in little and then they do go back to work in the diplomat to become a lot. Interceptors reached in the think -- Senator Kennedy it will be one of those people."

[1:59]" CBS news update. I'm hardly -- WBZ is Lisa Myers spoke with a neurologist who's also -- past president of the mass medical society he told her this type of surgery is extremely delicate. And the long term prognosis that follows is not always good."

[2:14]" Doctor Francis rockets says this type of targeted surgery is generally done while patient as a weight so that the surging can make sure they're not interfering with the patient's ability to speak and think and move and he tells me that goal is not to remove all the cancer."

[2:30]" They noted deliberately leaving tissue behind in order to preserve function."

[2:35]" Crockett says these -- omens -- what you might think of as roots in the brain tissue."

[2:40]" They insinuate fees -- feathery extensions of themselves they -- Work their way in between the blood vessels between -- normal brain cells."

[2:50]" And how do you measure success following the surgery."

[2:52]" Success they have could proceed to victims of suspicion --"

[2:56]" Lisa Meyer WBZ Newsradio 1030 in other news a funeral today in Dorchester for two resentments the trolley operator killed Wednesday when her train rammed into another one in Newton. Federal investigators are poring over data they collected this past weekend after recreating a crash. The measure the braking distance of Edmonds trolley running at ten miles an hour the maximum authorized speed. And again at 38 miles an hour to speed the train was actually traveling that day. -- service and an apology will do for the MIT student who caused the uproar at Logan Airport last fall by wearing a blinking circuit board. Star Simpson said she designed it is a piece of art but airport security personnel became alarmed and she was originally charged with a felony possession of a hoax device. That was later reduced to misdemeanor disorderly conduct. Simpson will have to do fifty hours community service. As well as write a letter of apology. WBZ he's 333 here's Scott Edward this it would dealers of New England all wheel drive traffic on the three is brought to you by commerce insurance company."

[4:45]" Zinni's time 336 a mix of clouds and sun over Boston this Monday afternoon 73 degrees. Updated most schools reopened today and cyclone ravaged Myanmar formerly Burma schools were closed last month for summer break when the killer storm hit. Some parents and international aid workers say they're concerned that the schools might not be safe. UNICEF says at least 4100 schools in Myanmar were damaged. Or destroyed by the cyclone. Danish Prime Minister Anders Rasmussen says the Denmark will not alter its policy in Pakistan because of a terror attack. At least six people were killed today in a car bombing targeting the Danish Embassy in Islamabad. It's the worst anti Danish attacks since 2000 sex. And cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed were first published in Denmark the cartoons spark rioting throughout the Muslim world. A spokeswoman for Texas child protective services says the investigation into possible abuse at a polygamous compound will continue. Despite today's order. Most of the children will soon be going home with restrictions as we hear from ABC's Jim Ryan."

[5:51]" A judge in San Angelo has signed an order releasing custody of the more than 450 children of FL the F members back to their parents. Here at Catholic Charities -- Fort -- children play in a bounce house in the backyard behind a chain link fence. No parents have a right to pick up their kids yet but that's understandable the judge has asked that each parent fill out detailed paperwork agreeing to inspections by child welfare workers. Who can ensure that any time at the polygamous group's compound in west Texas. Jim O'Brien ABC news Fort Worth."

[6:20]" Is being remembered as one of the founding fathers of rock and roll Bo -- died of heart failure at his Florida home ABC's David blasting takes a look back in this room."

[6:51]" And George there again. There are dead says at least sound is -- so did its music first it's video radio in 1954 and now here it is fifty years later vote in the music is still on the radio in one Schaeffer and."

[8:22]" Sun and clouds overhead in Boston this Monday afternoon 72 degrees and breezy. Let's see what's ahead weather wise through Thursday in fact in the extended WBZ AccuWeather forecast to Bob Larson brought to you by an Arab bread mainly clear tonight governor and a low of 55 across some suburbs to 63 in Boston sunshine -- they -- some -- Returning warm with a high of 82 partly cloudy to marred by -- sixty not as warm on Wednesday variably cloudy with a couple showers and also thunderstorms. I 75 partly to mostly sunny on Thursday. Cooler revised 66 -- whether -- just ten minutes on WBZ AccuWeather meteorologist Bob -- 72 degrees partly sunny and Boston"