4.22.25 Billy's News

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning. It is Tuesday, April twenty second. We'll have
early showers this morning, definitely clearing this afternoon. Highs in
the seventies, sunny, close to seventy for tomorrow. Pretty much
the same for Thursday. Top stories. The Karen Reid retrial
starts this morning with the opening statements Karen Reid at
a YouTube fundraiser last night.

Speaker 2 (00:20):
I've been through a lot in my life personally and physically,
and I think I can handle I know I can
handle anything, and not happily all the time, but I
do just feel grateful all the time. Don't feel defeated,
and I feel blessed.

Speaker 1 (00:36):
I just do.

Speaker 2 (00:37):
I've seen criticism about me here and there that I'm
smiling and I'm not enjoying this.

Speaker 1 (00:43):
Yeah. She says her life's mission now is defending herself.
The Vatican reporting now that Pope Francis died of a
stroke that led to wacoma and cardio collapse. The Vatican
also announcing the funeral will happen on Saturday. The President
and Malania say they will attend another horrible day on
Wall Street. Yesterday at the Dow plummeting another one thousand points.

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Harvard University now has filed the federal lawsuit trying to
block the funding freeze and the sweeping demands. And Homeland
Security Secretary Christy Nome robbed at a DC restaurant, the
Kirk grabbing her purse carrying three thousand in cash, her passport,
her license, and her medication, which begs the question where

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was secret Service? This week marks the fifteenth anniversary of
the deep Water Horizon oil rig explosion. Eleven people killed,
more than one hundred million gallons of crude leaked in
New Orleans. Huge crowds turning out for the marathon yesterday,
and why not the weather was perfect. The men's winner
John Career from Kenya. The women's winner Sharon Loketti, also

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from Kenya. Marcel Hooge is the wheelchair division winner for
the men. It's his eighth Boston win, by the way,
and it was Susanna Sarcone for the women. Red Sox
beat the White Sox out at Fenway four to two,
so they took three out of four. Celts have a
game two of the Magic tomorrow night in Boston. Good news,
bad news on Tom Brady. The bad news He's not

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calling in tomorrow. The good news he's calling in this
morning just after nine thirty. We've got a big announcement
at eight ten this morning, and at seven ten we
call another name, your next chance at getting that free car.
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