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WBZ News Ticker:
  09:01pm, 05/11/08
Traffic:   13 Incidents
Medical research breakthrough
Local researchers may have unlocked some of the mystery surrounding a serious disorder affecting 5 percent of all pregnancies worldwide. WBZ's Diane Stern speaks with the study's senior author.
Pres Bush Radio Address 5-10-08
President Bush gives Mother's Day greetings to all Mothers in the USA.
Democratic Radio Address 5-10-08
Senator Debbie Stabanow, of Michigan says the government needs to put people before profit and crackdown on tax cuts for oil companies.
Soundbytes of the Week 5-9-08
The Celtics' owner predicts great things. Myanmar's government buckles during cyclone crisis. Highlights of the week, selected by WBZ's Dave Mager.
Analyst: Continued record oil prices will lead to 'significant recession'
WBZ's Laurie Kirby speaks to John Kilduff, oil analyst and vice president of New York-based M.F. Global.
Flies released across Massachusetts to stem the spread of winter moths
WBZ's Carl Stevens speaks to Dr. Joseph Elkington, an entomology professor at UMass-Amherst.
Cigarette tax may go up, but will you pay more for a pack?
WBZ's Carl Stevens speaks with Senator Richard Tisei about a new measure ending price controls that's passed in the House and the Senate.
Problem in the gas tank?
At least two automakers have taken gas samples in the Boston area, after getting complaints from car owners that their cars are running rough, and the check engine light is coming on. WBZ's Lisa Meyer reports Mercedes and Audi believe there's some bad gas out there.
Former Sox co-owner launches wood-pellet venture
Les Otten of Maine Energy Systems tells WBZ's Anthony Silva that pellet-fueled boilers he's importing from Europe can help homeowners save thousands on heat.
Trying to help cyclone victims in Myanmar
ABC's Nick Schcifrin in Bangkok tells WBZ's Ed Walsh how frustrating it is for international aid workers.
Keller At Large 5/09/2008
WBZ Political Analyst Jon Keller becomes a movie critic, voicing his thoughts on the latest films to hit the big screen.