My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 07/09/2008

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[0:58]" That -- Red Sox four twins three bottom of the fifth this afternoon commute is brought to you by the most trusted name in mattresses sleepy is the mattress professionals. The Mansfield high dropout accused of killing a recent graduate of that school will spend at least the next month behind bars. Nineteen year old mark Hayden is charged with shooting eighteen year old Andrew Caldwell Monday night. Prosecutors say haven was buying marijuana from Caldwell and a friend before the deal went bad. It all leads Mansfield police chief Arthur O'Neill to wonder. The -- of easy money to throw in illicit deal. What got them in this just on that point. What -- all Hayden is scheduled to be back in court early next month prosecutors now say they are not seeking anyone else in connection with this case. Now this update senator James Garzelli has pleaded not guilty to more charges involving two more women the Arlington lawmaker appeared in -- superior court today. Is accused of trying to commit indecent assault and battery annoying and a costing women disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. After a foot chase through Lowell early last month police arrested Garzelli. A few days later he announced he checked in to a hospital and would not seek reelection to his state senate seat. -- for the woman charged with setting a fire that killed two young sisters in South Boston. Nicole Shymanski is being held on one million dollars bail after appearing at superior court on two counts of first degree murder and arson. He's accused of setting fire to the apartment of her girlfriend the mother of the two girls -- done. No public identification at last check but a body has been recovered from Lakeland -- on in Worcester. Fire department divers found -- late this morning more than a hundred feet offshore. The search began yesterday evening when a teenager was reported missing after a swim no one actually saw him go wander. His family and friends had been at a -- on the like. Just nine days into the new fiscal year and already public health officials are looking ahead to next year. Open for additional cash to fight aids WBZ's Lisa Meyer reports at least some of them think with more money the new infection right. Could be dropped to nearly zero."

[3:11]" Many of us involved in public health believes that that is absolutely possible we have to try to do some new things that we haven't done in the past."

[3:18]" Doctor -- Boswell at Fenway community health tells me regular testing is one of those new things and he thinks it would be particularly effective among IV drug users who really make up the bulk of the new infections Boswell says aids funding in the commonwealth is down about fifteen million from where it was in 2000."

[3:35]" A lot of cutbacks had to be made at the very time that we're making great progress in dealing with the epidemic."

[3:41]" And while the legislature put an extra 500000 into the pot this year at the urging of health officials."

[3:46]" Where and basically a holding pattern with regard to dealing with the new infections."

[3:51]" Lisa Meyer WBZ Newsradio 1030 WBZ news tonight. For your free copy of the eight biggest mistakes investors make and how to avoid them pick up the phone now call 180609525 that's 180609525. WBZ news time 36 hazy sunshine breezy 87 degrees right now it'll be cloudy and humid tonight if you showers and heavy thunderstorms. And a thunderstorm could bring strong wind gusts in drenching downpours. All of lows in the upper sixties tonight some relief tomorrow we'll see some sunshine less humid in the afternoon. Much more than forecast in just about four minutes on WBZ. Another wrinkle in the furor over the FEMA trailer is given to victims of Hurricane Katrina. ABC's Aaron -- ski reports congressional investigators claim the manufacturer knew they were toxic but failed to alert anyone."

[4:44]" After Hurricane Katrina victims given travel trailers complained of an older. Burning eyes and headaches gulfstream the biggest supplier of FEMA issued trailers -- test. It found pervasive formaldehyde contamination but congressman Henry Waxman says the company never told the victims and FEMA never asked for the test results of all. We have this. The government failure and industry failure gulfstream told congress it was concerned about the formaldehyde levels and suggested fixes but FEMA ignored them. Aaron could too risky ABC news New York."

[5:16]" It looks like belong bitter debate over secret government eavesdropping is about to end the Senate later today expected to pass a measure overhauling the rules. The president's warrantless wiretapping program began after the 9/11 attacks the dispute has centered on shielding telecom companies from civil lawsuits. Firms that help the government eavesdrop on Americans phone and computer lines. That the knowledge or permission of the so called Pfizer up court. Meantime US Attorney General Michael Mukasey is trying to reassure members of the Senate Judiciary Committee that the administration can strike a balance. Between protecting against terrorist threats. And protecting civil liberties we don't use that as the basis alone for predicate the investigation and anyone. Committee chair Patrick Leahy of Vermont says the president has authorized the torture of suspected terrorists undercut environmental laws and use the Justice Department to improperly spying on Americans grandiose claim to immunity executive privilege from congressional oversight. Makes Watergate era look like child's play. Civil rights activists objected policy changes that would let the FBI used terrorist profiling that could potentially single -- Muslims Arabs and others. And just -- from Washington the Senate is now approved that bill overhauling the rules on secret government eavesdropping. That action just taken down on Capitol Hill. WBZ news time 38."

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[6:50]" And here about the Wall Street numbers from John ward -- marketwatch.com Diane stocks are slipping here inside the final hour as the -- regroup today the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling a 153 points the Nasdaq is off 37. The S&P 500 is dropping eighteen. Martha Stewart is getting married to Wal-Mart she's going to start selling wedding and scrap booking items in the mega retailer starting this month. Retail strategist -- score let told she likes the idea saying hats off to Martha. Stewart already sells other stuff and Kmart Costco and Macy's Wal-Mart stock is down a dollar today Martha Stewart Living stock is off about a quarter. And northwest stock is getting 10% it's cutting 2500 jobs it's also going to charge fifteen dollars for the first checked bag. And it's raising to a 150 dollars the fee for. Changing domestic flights. Business reports an eight and 38 past the hour on John where rock marketwatch.com on WB say Newsradio 103."

[7:51]" The extent to WBZ AccuWeather forecast for Saturday warm and sticky tonight and a couple of showers and thunderstorms any thunderstorm could bring gusty winds and heavy rainfall those 69. Leftover shower thundershower tomorrow morning then becoming partly sunny tomorrow afternoon. The term breezy and less humid with a high of 86 mostly clear and cooler tomorrow Diallo 65 Friday sunshine applause that might 82. Sunny on Saturday and a little more humid a high of 84 -- weather in just ten minutes I'm WBZ AccuWeather meteorologist Bob Larson."

[8:22]" Hazy sunshine breezy 86 degrees right now in Boston if you're wondering where to find on WBZ news time 315 now sports -- WBZ is Tom Cuddy broadcasting live from the WBZ mobile news from outside the baseball tavern near Fenway Park."

[9:22]" And you know there was and is easy storage for me by any means but I don't think it was easy for the team here so. For them to statistic by Meehan help me out through this has shown me that. There -- greater organization and they are they really think a lot of other players are. I'm want to try to give back as much as they're giving me so much so far."