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Spring forward
WBZ's Laurie Kirby talks with Maureen Maguire of Triple A Southern New England about how springing forward affects drivers.
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Republican Address 03/13/10
Senator Scott Brown of Massachusetts says the whole scheme of federally controlled health care needs to be dropped.
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President Obama Address 03/13/10
President Barack Obama promises to rewrite the nation's sweeping and controversial education law known as No Child Left Behind.
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Signs of spring
WBZ's poet laureate, Carl Stevens, asks what happened to winter?
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Rea's Radar
WBZ "Nightside" host Dan Rea looks back on the week that was.
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Bishop inquest
Norfolk County District Attorney Bill Keating talks with WBZ about his decision to order a judicial inquest into the 1986 shooting death of Seth Bishop.
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Rescue mission
Chris Cutter with the International Fund for Animal Welfare updates WBZ morning producer Jon MacLean on the dolphin stranding in Welfleet.
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Bob Schieffer
WBZ's Ed Walsh and CBS's Bob Schieffer talk about President Obama's final push for health care reform.
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St. Patrick's Day festivities
Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis tells WBZ's Ed Walsh what people can expect during Sunday's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in Southie.
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Bullying victim
WBZ's Carl Stevens talks with Sirdeaner Walker, whose 11-year-old son took his own life after being the victim school bullying.
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Halting Saturday deliveries?
WBZ's Laurie Kirby talks with U.S. Postmaster General Jack Potter about the possible end to Saturday mail delivery.
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Medical costs
WBZ's Jon MacLean talks with Andrew Dreyfuss of Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Massachsuetts about the rising costs of imaging tests.
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School snack food
WBZ morning producer Jon MacLean talks with State Representative Peter Koutoujian about moves to put healthier foods in schools.
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Remembering a giver
WBZ's Carl Stevens talks with Barry Shrage of CJP about the death of philanthropist Ray Tye.
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Exonerated
WBZ's Laurie Kirby talks with Randy Steidl, who talks about being wrongly convicted and sitting on death row.
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School bullying
WBZ's Laurie Kirby talks with Derek Shulman, New England Regional director of the Anti-Defamation League, about a proposal to crack down on school bullying.
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UMass perks sparks outcry
WBZ Morning Proiducer Jon Maclean speaks with state senator Mark Montigny about employees who are getting buyouts for unused vacation and sick time.
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School cafes not up to code
WBZ's Jon Maclean speaks with Boston Public School Spokesman Matthew Wilder about heath code violations in school cafeterias
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Drug study concern
Most drug studies don't provide key information that doctors need to prescribe medication. WBZ's Diane Stern speaks with Dr. Danny McCormick at Cambridge
Health Alliance.
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Online mental health checklist
An online checklist accurately indicates whether patients have one of four major mental health conditions. WBZ's Diane Stern speaks with Dr. Larry Culpepper at the BU School of Medicine. www.mymoodmonitor.com.
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Frank thinks fIshermen neglected
WBZ'S Garo Hagopian talked with Congressman Barney Frank, about his comments regarding fishermen, and the lack of attention the government pays to them.
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The state of health care
WBZ'S Laurie Kirby talked with Jeff Birnbaum of the Washington Times, about President Obama and the state of health care.
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Republican Address 03/06/10
Congressman Parker Griffith of Alabama says that Republicans want to kill President Obama's health reform plan and start writing a new plan from scratch.
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Delahunt retiring
Rep. William Delahunt announces he's not running for re-election in November.
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Capuano on Delahunt's departure
Congressman Delahunt won't seek another term...and WBZ'S Gregg Jensen talked with the congressman's colleague, Massachusetts Rep. Mike Capuano.
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Crime trends
Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis talks with WBZ's Ed Walsh about what's been a very active crime trend.
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Pentagon shootout
WBZ's Ed Walsh talks with AP Pentagon correspondent Sagar Meghani about the deadly shootout at the Pentagon.
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Chile earthquake
WBZ's Laurie Kirby talks with Dr. John Ebel of the Weston Observatory about the recent series of deadly earthquakes.
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The fallout
Michael Goldman of Boston Insight Group talks with Ed Walsh about Congressman Bill Delahunt's decision not to seek re-election.
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Malone will run
Former State Treasurer Joe Malone tells WBZ morning producer Jon MacLean he's definitely running for Bill Delahunt's seat in Congress.
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Delahunt's decision
WBZ's Ed Walsh talks with Democratic strategist Mary Anne Marsh about Congressman Bill Delahunt's decision not to seek re-election.
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Art heist
WBZ's Ed Walsh talks with Dr. Lawrence Kobilinsky of John Jay College about efforts to resolve the Gardner Museum art heist.
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Wrongful death
WBZ's Deb Lawler talks with attorney Andrew Meyer about the case of a Lowell woman who died following a facelift procedure.
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Caring
WBZ's Deb Lawler learns "what Americans want" from Parade Magazine's Michael Berland.
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Fundraising
WBZ's Ed Walsh talks with Republican candidate for governor Charlie Baker about his successful fundraising.
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Child abuse case
WBZ's Ed Walsh talks with attorney Carmen Durso about a case of alleged child abuse dating back several decades.
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Don Kent and Paul Sullivan
Back in December 2005, a lot of meteorologists missed a forecast. WBZ's Paul Sullivan wanted some answers and he called Don Kent.
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Obama's new health care reform plan
President Barack Obama urged Congress Wednesday to vote "up or down" on sweeping health care legislation in the next few weeks. Here's what he had to say.
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"Flight From Monticello"
WBZ'S Laurie Kirby talked with Michael Kranish, author of the new book "Flight From Monticello: Thomas Jefferson at War"
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Fatal fire
WBZ's Bernice Corpuz reports on a weather-related fatal fire in Candia, New Hampshire
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Storm aftermath
WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe reports from Salem, where a popular barge-restaurant fell victim to Thursday's storm.
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Republican Address 02/27/10
Senator Tom Coburn of Oklahoma says Republican ideas address the core problem in the health care system – skyrocketing costs – by using the only force that ever lowers cost – competition and consumer choice.
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President Obama Address 02/27/10
President Barack Obama says he is ready to compromise with Republicans on health care if they are serious about it, but that an overhaul must go forward.
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Fire's aftermath
Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce President Doc Noel talks with WBZ producer Ed Golden about the businesses lost in an overnight fire.
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Health Care summit
WBZ's Laurie Kirby talks with South Carolina Congressman James Clyburn about the health care summit.
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Health Care overhaul
Michigan Congressman Dave Camp talks with WBZ's Laurie Kirby about President Obama's health care summit.
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Handling power outages
WBZ's Jon MacLean talks with Wesley Eberle of Unitil about power outages in New Hampshire.
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Power outages
WBZ morning producer Jon MacLean talks with Jim Van Dongen of New Hampshire Homeland Security and the Emergency Management Agency.
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New Hampshire outages
PSNH spokesman Martin Murray talks with WBZ morning producer Jon Maclean about damages and outages due to high winds.
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MEMA
Peter Judge of the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency updates WBZ morning producer Jon Maclean on the overnight wind and rain storm.
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New probe into 1986 Bishop shooting
Norfolk D.A. Bill Keating says the 1986 "accidental" shooting death of Seth Bishop left many unanswered questions. WBZ's Lisa Meyer reports.
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People are staying in MA
A new survey issued by Right Management indicates fewer Massachusetts residents are leaving the state in search of jobs. WBZ'S Greg Jensen talked with Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce President Paul Guzzi
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Retirement advice
WBZ's Deb Lawler gets financial retirement advice from author Dennis Neiwoehner.
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Winter Games
ABC's Alex Stone updates WBZ's Laurie Kirby from the Vancouver Olympics.
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Red Sox camp
WBZ-TV's Dan Roche updates WBZ's Laurie Kirby from Red Sox Spring training camp.
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Dangerous Lexus
WBZ morning producer Jon MacLean talks with Jack Boddaert about problems with his late father's Lexus.
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Steve Grogan talks about Tatupu
WBZ Morning Sports Anchor Walt Perkins talks to former Patriots QB Steve Grogan about the passing of friend and fellow teammate Mosi Tatupu.
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Preventing choking
WBZ'S Carl Stevens talked wth Dr. Gary Smith about kids choking, and how it can be prevented.
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Station nightclub memorial
WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe was on hand Sunday as families observe the seventh anniversary of The Station nightclub fire.
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Red Sox training camp
WBZ's Mark Katic talks with WBZ-TV's Dan Roache from Red Sox training camp in Florida.
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Suing Toyota
WBZ's Doug Cope talks with a Lowell man who is suing Toyota.
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Analyzing Amy Bishop
WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe talks with Northeastern University criminologist James Fox about the Amy Bishop case.
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Francona talks about Dice-K, Beckett and the season
Red Sox Manager Terry Francona talked with reporters in Fort Myers, Florida on Sunday. He talked about the upcoming season, his pitching staff and especially how Daisake Matsuzaka came into camp in great shape.
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Cross-dressing bandit
WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe talks with Wakefield Police spokesman John McKay about the search for a cross-dressing bandit.
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Republican Address 02/20/10
Congressman Dave Camp of Michigan says people want Democrats to scrap their misguided plan of a government takeover of health care and start over by taking a step-by-step approach.
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Amy Bishop insane?
WBZ'S Lisa Meyer talked with David Frank, of Lawyers Weekly Magazine, about whether Amy Bishop could be legally "insane."
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Five-mile zone
WBZ's Jim Smith talks with Mayor Tom Menino about an initiative to improve schools in a five-mile radius of Boston.
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Confronting a bully
Democrat strategist Mary Anne Marsh tells WBZ morning producer Jon MacLean she has nothing but praise for Governor Patrick's handling of a school bullying situation.
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Swansea Police Press Conference on Amber Alert
Swansea Police held a press conference Thursday night to talk about finding one year old Jaylin Boudria. She was the subject of an Amber Alert since being allegedly kidnapped at a Swansea gas station that afternoon.
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The road ahead for Tiger
WBZ'S Lisa Mayer talked with PR consultant and crisis management expert David Marguliles, about what Tiger Woods needs to do in the months to come.
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Winter Olympics
ABC's Alex Stone updates WBZ's Laurie Kirby from the Winter Games.
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South Hadley bullying
WBZ's Ed Walsh talks with South Hadley School Superintendent Gus Sayer about fallout from an alleged fatal case of bullying.
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Pictures of Amy
WBZ's Ed Walsh talks with Rob Dinsmoor about his longtime friend, and accused killer, Professor Amy Bishop.
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Olympic report
ABC's Alex Stone updates WBZ's Deb Lawler on Olympic action entering Wednesday's events.
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Education compensation
WBZ morning producer Jon MacLean talks with Brian Decker about a suit filed on the Quinn Bill.
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Airport security
WBZ morning producer Jon MacLean talks with George Nacarra, federal security director at Logan Airport, about new bomb detecting devices.
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Bishop case
WBZ's Ed Walsh talks with Madison County, Alabama, DA Rob Broussard about the Amy Bishop case.
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Cold case
WBZ's Ed Walsh talks with Norfolk County District Attorney William Keating about a 1986 shooting death involving accused Alabama-Huntsville shooter Amy Bishop.
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