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Boston recycles
WBZ's Lisa Meyer speaks with the city's recycling director Susan Casino.
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Electronic tolling
WBZ'S Jon MacLean talked with Michael Widmer, of the Massachusetts TaxPayer Foundation, about Governor Patrick's plan to possibly add electronic tolling.
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Super bowl ads
Boston University communication professor Toby Berkowitz, talks about this years good, the bad, and the weird Super Bowl commercials
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Super Bowl Sunday
CBS's Steve Futterman describes the scene in Miami on Super Bowl Sunday to WBZ's Rod Fritz.
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Student memorial
WBZ's Doug Cope reports from Westford Academy, as a student is remembered following her tragic death.
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Snow storm
WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe talks with Amy Cherry of WDEL in Wilmington, Delaware, about the early February snow storm.
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Republican Address 02/06/10
Congressman Jeb Hensarling of Texas chides President Obama for proposing a 2011 budget last week that would increase spending, taxes and the national debt.
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President Obama Address 02/06/10
President Barack Obama pushes Congress to use $30 billion set aside to bail out Wall Street to start a new program that provides loans to small businesses saying it's the engine for job growth.
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H1N1 vaccine
WBZ's Lisa Meyer reports a DPH official is pleased with how program has worked.
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Governor's trouble with unions
Faced with a speech before a room vacated by supporters of a police union protest, Gov. Patrick chooses not to address an AFL-CIO conference. WBZ's Lana Jones spoke to Mass. AFL-CIO President Robert Haines.
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He's a snow predictor
WBZ'S Lisa Meyer talked with Peter Geiger, publisher of the "Farmers Almanac" about predicting the weekends snow storm
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Seating Brown
WBZ's Ed Walsh walks with Eric Fehrnstrom about certifying and seating Republican Senator Scott Brown.
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Prius problems
WBZ's Deb Lawler talks with Michelle Krebs, senior analyst with edmunds.com, about braking problems with the latest generation of the Toyota Prius hybrid.
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Recess
WBZ's Deb Lawler learns about the importance of recess from Dr. Jane Lowe of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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Political roundtable
WBZ's Ed Walsh talks with Democratic strategist Mary Anne Marsh and Republican Charley Manning about the run up to Scott Brown taking office.
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LaHood clarifies his comment to Toyota owners
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood now says he misspoke when telling owners of recalled Toyotas to stop driving them. Instead, LaHood says take the vehicles to dealerships to get them repaired.
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Super Bowl Media Day
Meaningful and meaningless interviews from the pregame carnival of divas, bloggers and scribes.
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Suit filed over state's wiretap statue
WBZ's Carl Stevens with attorney Howard Friedman who represents Simon Glik who used his cellphone to record police officers making an arrest on Boston Common in 2007.
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Boston group in Haiti
WBZ's Deb Lawler speaks with a doctor in Haiti who's part of Boston-based aid group Partners in Health.
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Can Toyota fix the problem?
WBZ's Ed Walsh speaks with Sean Kane, the President of Safety Research and Strategies based in Rehoboth, MA on the Toyota recall and whether or not the automaker will be able to fix the problem.
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Scott Brown opens up
Senator Elect Scott Brown sat down with Barbara Walters for an interview aired this morning on ABC'S "This Week"
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Bob Schieffer
The host of CBS's "Face the Nation" talks with WBZ's Ed Walsh
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J.D. Salinger dies in NH
WBZ's Mary Blake has reaction from those who will feel the reclusive author's death closely: high school English teachers.
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The governor's budget
WBZ's Carl Stevens speaks with Michael Widmer of the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation.
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Prepping for the State of the Union
WBZ Producer John Maclean speaks with Michael Waldman, a former Clinton speech writer and currently the Executive Director of the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University.
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Supreme Court ruling
WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe talks with David Yaz of Lawyers Weekly USA about this week's Supreme Court ruling allowing businesses and labor unions more power to influence elections.
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Sun Wine Fest
WBZ's Doug Cope talks with Ben Ford, son of Harrison Ford, about the upcoming Sun Wine Fest.
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President Obama's weekly radio address: 1/23/2010
President Barack Obama says it will be a priority of his administration to "repair the damage" done by the Supreme Court decision easing limits on campaign spending by corporations and labor unions
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Jobs creation
WBZ's Lisa Meyer speaks with Congresswoman Niki Tsongas.
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Returning from Haiti
WBZ'S Lisa Meyer talked with reporter Peter King about what it was like covering the earthquake in Haiti, and if he'll go back.
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Aid for Haiti
WBZ's Mark Katic talks with State Representative Marie St. Fleur about efforts to get aid to victims of the earthquake in Haiti.
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Helping the orphans
WBZ morning producer Jon MacLean talks with Nicole Cesar, who runs an orphanage in earthquake ravaged Haiti.
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Cahill's response
State Treasurer and Independent candidate for governor Tim Cahill discusses his response to Governor Patrick's state-of-the-state address with WBZ's Ed Walsh.
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Baker responds
Republican candidate for governor Charlie Baker give WBZ's Ed Walsh his response to Governor Patrick's State of the Commonwealth.
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Christy Mihos
WBZ's Laurie Kirby talks with Republican candidate for governor Christy Mihos about feeding off Scott Brown's momentum.
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Update from Haiti
The AP's Tony Winton updates WBZ's Laurie Kirby on relocation efforts now underway in Haiti.
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Taking on the banks
Congressman Barney Frank talks with WBZ's Laurie Kirby about President Obama's new focus on the banking industry.
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Senator-elect Brown
WBZ's Ed Walsh talks with Senator-elect Scott Brown about his victory and his trip to Washington.
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State of the Commonwealth
WBZ's Ed Walsh talks with Michael Goldman of the Government Insight Group about Governor Deval Patrick's State-of-the-Commonwealth address.
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Greeting the new guy
WBZ's Ed Walsh talks with New Hampshire Senator Judd Gregg about Senator-elect Scott Brown.
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Health care reform
WBZ's Laurie Kirby talks with American University presidential historian Alan Lichtman about the fallout Scott Brown's victory will have on the health care debate.
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State of the State
Political strategists Mary Anne Marsh and Charley Manning preview Governor Deval Patrick's State of the State address with WBZ's Ed Walsh.
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Quake victims
WBZ's Laurie Kirby talks with ABC's Steven Portnoy about the latest information about earthquake survivors in Haiti.
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Haiti earthquake
WBZ's Laurie Kirby checks in with AP correspondent Tony Winton from Haiti.
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Assessing Scott Brown
WBZ's Ed Walsh talks with Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley about Massachusetts Senator-elect Scott Brown.
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Creator of 'Spenser' detective dies
Robert B. Parker was the author of the popular detective series that was turned into a detective series on ABC. Here's an interview he did with WBZ's David Brudnoy on APril 22, 2002.
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Author of 'Spenser' series dies at 77
Robert Parker, best known for his detective novels "Spenser", died at his home in Cambridge Monday. Here'an interview he did with WBZ's David Brudnoy on June 14, 2001.
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'Spenser' author dead at 77
The Boston area author best known for his "Spenser" private detective novels has died. This is a segment of one of his many visits to WBZ's David Brudnoy show.
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The rescue effort in Haiti
WBZ'S Jon MacLean talked with Tony Winton of the AP in Haiti, about the rescue efforts going on after the quake, the race against the clock and the increase in violence.
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