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AP News Radio
Death toll rises, rescues dwindle in earthquake aftermath
"President Joe Biden says the U.S. is providing $85 million in initial earthquake aid to turkey and Syria. Biden says on Twitter that the U.S. aid includes medicine, shelter, and other supplies. He says our hearts remain with the people of turkey and Syria. Meanwhile the US Treasury Department has issued a 6 month license to allow U.S. earthquake related relief to get through to Syria that help otherwise would be prohibited by sanctions on Syria because of the Civil War. It's been difficult getting help to earthquake victims in northwestern Syria. The first United Nations aid trucks to enter the rebel controlled area in Syria from turkey just arrived on Thursday. Donna water Washington
Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney
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"The twins. I mean, it's so anticlimactic. It's lame. I mean, the twins are fine, but like, come on, man, have some respect. Go somewhere where you can win. My God. I don't know. I don't blame him for taking the money. He waited for free agency. And was in, he thought in a great position for free agency, you know, I watched some of that press conference yesterday and Carlos talked about the nice twins uniforms and I got a big smile on his face, but yeah, I don't know. Here's some of that sound from Carlos Correa's press conference. Last year, when I came in, I felt welcome right away from the get go. I felt like I was part of a family. So throughout the whole process, to be able to communicate with you guys, talk to all my teammates, you know, communicate to the whole process, talking to box and almost every day, talking to me, and I know all the guys, definitely like you said, my heart was here. So I'm happy we got this done and I want to thank you guys for that. The Los Angeles Dodgers acquired veteran infielder Miguel Rojas from the Marlins on Wednesday, adding some depth to their infield after the loss of trade Turner and Justin Turner. We're going to be talking with Tim kirkton about that coming up. The Marlins are busy. Not only did they make that raw house trade, but they signed gene Segura two years, $17 million. Apparently they're going to try to claim it their base. Johnny cueto gets a one year $8.5 million deal. For the Red Sox, good news and bad news. We'll go with the good news first. Rafael Devers finalized his $313.5 million contract long-term deal. They've locked in finally on a player. Here's Rafael Devers talking about the deal through his interpreter.
Mac OS Ken
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"One 75, reflecting a more base case valuation in this uncertain environment as some demand headwinds start to creep into the Cupertino growth story. He wraps the note saying Apple remains our favorite tech name and we maintain our outperform rating. One more month of this until we hear something from Apple, the Cupertino company updated its investor relations page on Wednesday saying when the next earnings report and associated call will be. Earnings for the much troubled December quarter will drop via press release on Thursday, the 2nd of February, Groundhog Day if you can believe it, the numbers will hit after the bell four 30 eastern one 30 Pacific. Folks get 30 minutes to snack on those, then comes the call. Apple execs will join Apple watching financial analysts at 5 p.m. eastern 2 p.m. Pacific for color questions and fingers crossed, answers, you can listen to that as it happens on Apple site, the company will make it available as a podcast soon after, and of course we will go over the big points right here on the 3rd of February, which I believe is groundhog boxing day. Apple has been hit with an €8 million fine in France, 9 to 5 max as the Cupertino company has been penalized the equivalent of $8.5 million over the way it used to serve personalized ads in iOS. In a statement posted Wednesday, the country's national commission on informatics and liberty said it had found that under the old version 14 6 of the iPhone operating system, when a user went to the App Store, identifiers for several purposes, including purposes of customizing advertising ads, displayed on the App Store, were by default automatically read on the terminal without collecting consent. The country settled on the penalty amount of €8 million based on the number of people affected, as well as the amount apple makes on ads. While the $8.5 million may seem like chump change for the Cupertino company, it is not an amount apple is interested in paying. Apple issued a statement saying we are disappointed with the decision given the commission has previously recognized that how we serve search ads in the App Store prioritizes user privacy and we will appeal. One Apple store in France is going dark for a bit apparently. Apple cider cites a report from Mac generation saying apple confluence and Lyon will close mid month to be refreshed. The store is still sports the classic look, aluminum walls and the old wooden tables, according to the piece. Details of the remodel are known according to apple cider, but apple will likely update this 1200 m² store to be more in line with its other mall based stores, stop will apparently be moved to other stores in the city during renovations. Nothing official on this from Apple, though Mac generations as staff has been notified, they've also reportedly been told to warn customers of the closing when handling repairs. Apple insiders has the apple confluence store is expected to close for at least two months, starting on the 15th of January. More news in a moment, but first a word from today's sponsor, notion. A great tool for you in the new year. New year, new you. That seems like a lot. Yet even the most cynical among us can't help but consider new projects, new habits, new ideas, and a new year.
Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter
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"Find another movie, but this one's not going to get made. Hey, we're going to take a quick break. Welcome back to the thought of a nice show. I'm from shooting with a different coriander over from instinct magazine dot com. Hey Corey, let's get to the pose. Last year, we talked about Britney Spears, who does not want to pay her mommy's 660,000 legal bills. Should Brittany pay. 95% said no. Absolutely. And I want to know about the 5% that said, yes. Yeah, what's wrong with that? Absolutely. Not a furious about this leave Britney alone. Don't forget to vote on today's poll. Go to our Twitter page at naughty nice rob. Our Facebook page is naughty gossip and be sure to check back on Monday to hear your results. And now it's time for our nice of the day. Yes, well, and more Brittany news. So Britney Spears says that drew and Kate Hudson are two of the most beautiful people she's ever seen. She's referring to Drew Barrymore and Kate has it, of course, so she says, I've met thousands of celebrities in the business, but I have to say, the two people where I literally went speechless were Kate Hudson and Drew Barrymore spears wrote. So she says they are by far the two most beautiful people I've ever seen in my life, like shocking. She recalled having an awkward first encounter with Hudson. She said, I had to open my stupid mouth with Kate, so I ran away immediately and withdrew, I just went mute spears said. So it's kind of funny, you know, I've had that too. Again, the Sandra thing, being in her circle, all these other bigger celebrities and one night, I was in front of Liza Minnelli and Charles as and James Taylor and sting and I was like, you know, couldn't speak, I couldn't speak to any of them. But it's too much. I like that feeling though, because we see a lot of celebrities we know some of them. Yeah. I miss the days of getting stars struck I used to love when I was a little boy. God, the thought of Madonna and Michael Jackson. Oh, I couldn't even imagine meeting anybody like that. The most beautiful celebrities I've ever seen I've ever been with I've ever met in person is Jennifer Lopez. And I've never had without her makeup on her. Without her makeup, she's even better. Looking like Jennifer Lopez, it's just, it's godly. Her skin. Her skin is just so loneliness and just the way she walks..
Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter
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"So Emma heming will as she revealed her husband's aphasia diagnosis publicly last week, and she shared new video and new photo of the actor on her Instagram story. So in the clip, Bruce is seen walking near a serene river. And Emma also posted a picture with Bruce, which was taken by their ten year old daughter Mabel, so the couple they've been married 13 years. They also share a 7 year old daughter. Evelyn as well. Yeah. For people who don't know aphasia is a cognitive disorder. And Bruce has been dealing with this for a while, and it affects a person's ability to speak and to comprehend and understand others. So it's bad enough that this would happen just on your day to today life, but if it's your livelihood as an actor as a performer, you can only imagine how devastating that must be because can not communicate just awful. I had a friend who suffered this after they had a stroke and I'm pleased to report they actually bounced back not a 100%, but they did make significant improvements. So I guess the family I hope the family are working really hard with him. It's lovely to see him, man. Yeah. After this diagnosis, I think we all were curious, maybe even nosy. We wanted to see him at a picture of him looking great and smiling and with his family out with nature all around him. It made me happy. I'm really sending this entire family and Bruce. Just the best. Hey, before we get a break, JoJo Siwa, I love her. I didn't really know very much about her. But she's everywhere. She's so much fun. She's loud. I would almost say obnoxious, but I mean that in the nicest possible way. It's a lot. It's a lot. It's full on. It's like Liza Minnelli. It's full of. It's never 80%. It's a thousand all the time. Well, she's no longer starring in Will Smith's new film, but but it has nothing to do with the slap. He's saying, so she was going to take part in the movie. It's a big break for her. He was producing it now she's dropped out of the movie, so everyone's like, what happened? I'm being told she actually dropped at months ago. And it has nothing to do with the slap. She dropped out before then the project was put on hold. I think what people don't realize is even superstars like Will Smith. It's very difficult to get anything made. The fact anything is in a theater. A movie theater, a legit theater on TV, it's a miracle. Most projects do not get made. They really don't. I don't, you know, I have to pinch myself about this, Corey, because we work in this business, and yet I'm still surprised how difficult it is to get anything done..
Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter
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"I sort of like his music more than Kanye's I personally consider him a bigger star. What's interesting about this though and it brings up a big conversation for all of us when you find out somebody in your office somebody in your company is earning more money than you. Right. What are you doing about it? What do you do about it? I have been in a position where I found out somebody doing the same job as me was earning more money and it made me really angry and I demanded to get the same amount of money I did it was the biggest mistake I made because then suddenly I was earning way too much money and I had to give up my weekends and I had to work it later. I would rather earn a little less and my weekends like it's interesting. People our age Corey were always about the money and how much you earned soda gave you your worth at a job. Younger people now, they want other stuff. They don't just want money. They want weekends off. They want to work from home, and I've adapted it and to be honest, Cory now. I know what I need to earn to live the life I want to live. Not the life of Madonna or Beyoncé. I don't live like that, but the life that I like, enough money to take my friends out for a drink at bottle, you know. If I've got enough money with that and enough money for a pair of shoes and that every week, but every couple of months that I can, I don't need as much money as what I thought I did when I was younger. And so I actually sort of enjoy early in the middle. No, I'm like the girl from Willy Wonka. I'm like, I want the world. I want the Ho well. Yeah, I need a big paycheck. But in this case, I think in this case, what's interesting though is you have to ask is the job of headlining worth 8.5 million or was it 8.5 million offered to Kanye based on who Kanye was? So to your point, it's just two different ways of looking at this scenario. Yeah, yeah. It's complicated, isn't it? Because Mika brzezinski, I love her. Good morning. Joe. She tells everybody to know their worth. And I love that message. I think though you have to have a really honest conversation with yourself because to be honest, Corey, I'm not worth that, but there's a lot that's a lot of people that can do what I do. I'm not that exceptional. I do a good enough job, but I'm not right Seacrest. I'm not undercover. So I fight it. I do differently. I say you're very good. But it's a conversation that you have to be really honest with yourself about. I've met people who think they are worth a $1 million, a $1 million, and I don't want to rain on their pay and say, well, actually, I can get somebody else to do it for 80,000 a year. And so you have to really be honest with you. Can you play this game? And are you willing to walk away? What is the point? It's much more complicated than it first seems. Hey, moving along, Caitlyn Jenner got in big trouble with Kim Kardashian. When she first met Pete, so Kim Kardashian now is introducing Pete to almost everybody in the family. Wouldn't she make the children, then you've met everybody basically. Those children are the most important people in Kim's live. So now they have met Caitlin, Caitlin got in trouble because she called Pete Peter. Oh. And Kim started to laugh and said, no, no, no, it's not Peter. It's Pete. A Caitlin said, oh, I didn't know that. I was just trying to be polite. Katelyn's quite formal..
Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter
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"It's lovely to have you. I've had a good week. What about you? It's been a busy week, but a good week. What about you? Yes, it's been very, very busy. I've been so extremely crazy this week, but I am zipping off to Key West tomorrow for some relaxation. So yeah. I'm looking forward to I'm jealous, post lots of pictures so we can live three. Hey, let's jump into the show. What time is it, my Friends? It is. Chloe Kardashian is sharing her only regret about getting her nose job. So the one wish she has about plastic surgery is that she died a little sooner. I was not the answer. I was expecting, but she said, my whole life, I would say, I always wanted to get a nose job she's in that forever. She was talking to Robin Roberts. The reason she's talking to Robin Roberts on ABC is Hulu have bought the Kardashian show. Hulu's part of ABC used to now expect a lot of coverage of the Kardashians on ABC..
WBZ Morning News
Zoom Settles U.S. Class Action Privacy Lawsuit for $86 Million
"Details from CBS's Elise Preston Zoom has reached an $85 million settlement over privacy concerns. A lawsuit claimed the company violated user's privacy rights by sharing personal data with Facebook. Google and LinkedIn. It was also criticized for zoom bombing. That's when a hacker joins a video call Zoom subscribers who are part of the class action lawsuit could receive $25 or 15% refunds on their subscription Zoom has agreed to make more than a dozen major changes to its practices designed to improve meeting security and safeguard Consumer data. A major
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"Be looking through when trying to determine what happened early and record breaking heat and high winds across the West are fueling one of the most severe wildfire seasons in a decade. For NPR news. I'm Nate Heggie. Drugmaker Pfizer is meeting this week with government officials to discuss authorization of a third shot of the company's Covid 19 vaccine. NPR's Joe Palco reports, health officials say at some point booster shots may be needed. Federal health officials have taken pains to point out that the current vaccines remain effective at preventing illness caused by the coronavirus. At the same time, they admit that someday boosters could be needed a contingency the government has been planning for and various studies are underway to test a variety of booster strategies to see which would be most effective. NPR's Joe Palka, another potential setback for the single shot. Johnson and Johnson Covid 19 vaccine, with federal regulators expected to announce a new warning on the vaccine, potentially related to a rare auto immune disorder. Granted report by The Washington Post about 100. Preliminary reports of G in Barr syndrome. Have been detected in the U. S. Following vaccination with the J and J shot mostly in men over the age of 50. On Wall Street stocks gained ground develop 126 points today. The NASDAQ Rose 31 points the S and P was up 15 points. This is NPR from W. ABC News in Atlanta. Good afternoon. I'm Jim Burress. It's 504. The latest data from the Georgia Department of Public Health show the state has administered more than 8.5 million Covid 19 vaccines. 44% of Georgians have had at least one dose, but black and Hispanic Georgians still make up just a small slice of that percentage. Santiago Marquez runs the Latin American Association, which is focused on empowering Georgia's Latin X community. He addressed the ongoing fight to increase vaccination rates in his community on WTBS Closer look today. We have to make sure that the information is in Spanish. We have to make sure that vaccines are available in a place where the community feels safe and feels welcomed right where it's culturally competent. Nancy Flake. Johnson is the president and CEO of the Urban League of Greater Atlanta. She says both organizations have worked to reach black in Latin X communities. And so we're just trying churches and community based organizations. We partnered at the Senior center and the cab county a few weeks ago. But I must tell you, the turnouts are low, and you can hear that full interview at w. Abc dot org slash closer look or on tonight's rebroadcast that begins at seven. Brian Kemp kicked off his reelection campaign with a rally and Perry over the weekend. The Republican is celebrating good fundraising figures he has about $9 million on hand. I'm proud to be here with you all as we officially kick off our reelection campaign because I want to continue to fight and to serve as your governor. Oh, okay. And Kemp is.
KFI AM 640
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"40 live everywhere on the I Heart radio Brian Reuben with the news. Tyson Foods has issued a massive recall of £8.5 million of frozen chicken. One person has been killed when a pickup truck going the wrong direction on the 91 freeway crashed into another car in Anaheim and a new 50 unit Permanent housing project for homeless veterans and seniors has started construction in West L. A. We've got trouble on the 91 next. No place like a cowboy place in no time, like a cowboy time way like the cowboy. We have a cowboy candidate. Yeah. When you're on that hope crowd boys contained that cowboy ground ain't no way like the cowboy. We have a cowboy Canady. Yeah, particularly your taste buds. With the New Texas Pete Buffalo Chicken tenders at Roy Rogers restaurants. Their hand breaded and battered and dipped in Texas people buffalo style chicken wing sauce. Yeah. Ain't no way like the cowboy way in. So I'm like a cowboy song. Have a cowboy kind of day at Aurora. They know where you're going. Wrong thing. Yeah. Try the New Texas people. Buffalo Chicken tenders that Roy Rogers restaurants Cornish and Uber eats available at participating restaurants. From the Southern California Toyota Dealers Traffic Center. We make it easy. There's a crash on the 91 in Cerritos. He stands out of the 91. That's going to be right at Carmen E. To where the free right lanes shutdown, so things are really jammed back to the 605 also causing delays westbound side starting right around Beach Boulevard. Getting into Westminster, south and side of the four or five transition to the East found 22 still gotta crash block in the right lane here, so things are backing up out of Long Beach Now from Studebaker as you're heading into Burbank on the five Freeway staff on site approaching Western, there's direct in the left lane. So things are pretty slow from olive, and that's going to be kind of a slow right off and on all the way up to the 65 getting into Downey. Okay, if I and this guy helped get there faster, I'm jail with this Navy Federal credit Union. We.
WSB-AM
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"Systems Friday and infected Hundreds of the company's clients in over 12 countries. The breach targeted widely used software and then took company data hostage. Reporter Kathryn Herod says the are evil Hackers demand $70 million in Cryptocurrency for the decoder key Millions of Americans drive home after the long Fourth of July weekend never seen that many people travel by car before that's triple A's Andrew Gross Americans absorb higher gas prices up nearly a dollar from a year ago. Gas buddy reports Friday was the greatest single day demand for gas since 2019 understaffing bogged down summer air travel CBS Travel Editor Peter Greenberg offers one tip to get through security faster. See one agent monitoring that computer. I don't care how long the line is. Pick that line because if you see two agents monitoring it, that means they're training one of those agents and each bag is going to be stopped for at least a minimum. After two minutes, the T S a is still hiring by the thousands to meet demand. Wst News time 8055 minutes after. In fact, I'll check the T s awaits. After we update, Weather and traffic W Best meet Geraldo Skirt militia has Atlanta's most accurate and dependable forecast. It's got forecast for today. Increasing clouds a stray shower thunderstorm possible afternoon or evening, but most of us stay dry. High 87 Low 71 tomorrow a few scattered showers and thunderstorms. 60% likely high 83 Low 69 Thursday a shower thunderstorm 60% likely mostly cloudy, high 83 low 71 Recovering your forecast for today near a need to demolish meter Increasing cloudiness and a high around 87. Yesterday was 88 currently 70 I'm meteorologist Kirk Knowledge 95.5 WSB security wage of the landing airport up to 27 minutes. Now let's check in the morning Drive again. Here's Mark McKay weight that you're in on 2 85 and I 75 through. Cobb County passed the clean up operation after this early morning, Tractor trailer fire into agree right lanes opportunity by the eastbound to buy 70 by putting the pinch on 25 4 Miles of Act up Slow traffic begins at Atlanta Road. At the I 75 best where the right lanes are stacked up, leaving now just below Highway five. I weighed 41 or the express lengths get you around that there was trouble. Ashley Press. We have a spin out crash in three left lanes on 85. It's north beyond before. 3 16 southbound, slow in spots in the area, trying to get past Beaver ruin wrote and 400 north Beyond new, slow spot, leaving I 2 85 southbound. Sluggish starting around the North Springs, MARTA station, triple team traffic 95.5 WSB. This is the eight a.m. nonstop news feed on Atlanta's morning news. Stay tuned for in depth report here in about six minutes Finding connection during the past, 16 months has been a challenge for all of us Now. Just imagine being a kid and in the hospital. I'm WSB is Michelle right with the story of a metro area teen who created a Girl Scout troop to remedy That situation. Meanwhile, nobody Westby News time Potatoes seven or Midtown temperature 73 new this morning in the Tyson recall of £8.5 Million of frozen cooked chicken. CDC is investigating an outbreak of listeria infections linked to pre cooked chicken. Three people have become.
KCRW
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"Hoping to beat the impending storm. Closed door meeting the families of the missing were apprised that the search for their loved ones would be put on pause. They understand where we are, and of course, everybody is devastated by this entire process, but they recognize where we are and understand, Cava says A controlled demolition will allow search and rescue activities to eventually resumed safely. Amy held NPR news Meanwhile, l says, moving toward Cuba today and his forecast ahead toward Florida's West Coast Tuesday. International software provider Casillas says it's working with the FBI. After it was hit by a cyber attack that it confirmed yesterday. Hundreds of businesses worldwide were potentially affected. Exa beams. Cybersecurity firm CEO Michael D. Caesar says it's no accident that Cassio was targeted. So in this work from home environment, one of the products that's probably access to the company's the most frequently. Is cassia because the people are at home trying to log into their system, so just understand the bad actors didn't pick this randomly. They picked something that would be kind of the most active in a work from home environment. Cassia says The company has addressed the issues and knows how the attack happened. Violent crime, particularly murders soared in the country last year. NPR's Cheryl Corley reports. Chicago officials now say there's been some progress with murders declining in recent months, even though the city is still on pace for one of its deadliest years. Chicago ranks about seventh in the country when it comes to murders per capita, but the actual numbers are quite high. There have been more than 300 murders so far this year. 78 occurred in June. Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown says that's lower than June of 2020, though, and for three consecutive months there's been a decline. Brown also says police have recovered nearly 6000 illegal guns so far this year. It seems like every stop in our violence Areas. Someone has a gun in the car. It's everywhere. It's not just Chicago. There's been just explosion of guns in our country. Brown says he expects there will be a record number of gun seizures in Chicago about 12,000 by year's end. Cheryl Corley. NPR NEWS Chicago This is NPR. Tyson Foods is recalling £8.5 million of frozen ready to eat chicken products for possible listeria contamination. The recall covers items produced December 2020. And December 26th of 2020 through April 13th of this year. Aid agencies working in Africa are distributing a new strawberry flavored tablet. Two Children living with HIV in six African countries. Currently half the world's 1.8 million Children who have the virus that causes AIDS are getting treatment. The BBC's will Ross reports the new medicine is aimed at shrinking that gap. The Global Health Agency. Unit eight, says 100,000. Packs of the anti retroviral drugs will be given to Children with HIV in Nigeria, Malawi, Uganda, Kenya, Zimbabwe and Ben in health experts are confident that a strawberry flavored pediatric medicine will make a difference. Firstly, Children will no longer need to break up pills meant for adults and risk getting the wrong dose. Also will be easier to swallow than the normal bitter tasting drugs. Another challenge is the cost. But recent deals with generic manufacturers have seen a child's treatment full significantly from almost $500 a year to around $120. The BBC's Will Ross, the head of the union that represents T S, a officer says Despite government hiring efforts, dozens of airports around the country are short staffed this weekend. Travellers are being encouraged to arrive extra early for their flights. I'm Barbara Klein. NPR news. Support for NPR comes from NPR stations. Other contributors include Carnegie Corporation of New York,.
KSFO-AM
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"News. But before Tropical Storm Elsa gets there, the system is ravaging the Caribbean. It's now east of Jamaica, at least three people dead as it sweeps across the Caribbean. The National Hurricane Center says the storm is expected to move across Cuba by tomorrow. Governor Rhonda Santa's has already declared a state of emergency in 15, Florida counties. Fox is Ashlee Strong, Meyer. The approaching storm has officials in South Florida, speeding up plans to demolish It is extremely dangerous and limiting to have that building up when you have, you know firefighters in search and rescue mode, sometimes underneath the garage, sometimes on the rubble. Miami Mayor Francis Flores as the site is ready for demolition efforts to find people in the rubble of the tower that collapsed last month. Have to wait. 24 people are confirmed dead 121 are missing. Another nearby building has been evacuated because of structural damage. Residents were forced to leave a three storey apartment building in Miami Beach yesterday. Most of the men arrested yesterday following a standoff with police in Massachusetts have been identified. The men describe themselves as being part of a militia Authorities recovered eight firearms. As Americans prepare to celebrate the fourth of July, Tyson Foods is out with a warning about possible listeria contamination. Tyson Foods is recalling nearly £8.5 million of frozen fully cooked chicken over fears of possible exposure to harmful bacteria, the company says on voluntary recalls being initiated out of an abundance of caution. Fox's salvaging and Grasso the products were shipped nationwide. America's listening to Fox News.
Newsradio 600 KOGO
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"Diego Live local breaking. She's heading for Florida. I'm Pam Couso Fox News. But before Tropical Storm Elsa gets there, the system is ravaging the Caribbean. It's now east of Jamaica. At least three people dead as it sweeps across the Caribbean. The National Hurricane Center says the storm is expected to move across Cuba by tomorrow. Governor Ron to Santa's has already declared a state of emergency in 15, Florida counties. Fox is actually strong Meyer. The approaching storm has officials in South Florida, speeding up plans to demolish the rest of a condominium complex. Officials say the building is so unstable it needs to come down today or tomorrow. It is extremely dangerous and limiting to have that building up when you have, you know firefighters in search and rescue mode, sometimes underneath the garage, Something's on the rubble. Miami Mayor Francis Flores as the site is ready for demolition efforts to find people in the rubble of the tower that collapsed last month. Have to wait. 24 people are confirmed dead 121 are missing. Another nearby building has been evacuated because of structural damage. Residents were forced to leave a three storey apartment building in Miami Beach yesterday. Most of the men arrested yesterday following a standoff with police in Massachusetts have been identified. The men describe themselves as being part of a militia Authorities recovered eight firearms. As Americans prepare to celebrate the fourth of July, Tyson Foods is out with a warning about possible listeria contamination. Tyson Foods is recalling nearly £8.5 million of frozen fully cooked chicken over fears of possible exposure to harmful bacteria, The company says of voluntary recalls being initiated out of an abundance of caution. Fox's.
Talk Radio 1190 KFXR
"$8.5 million" Discussed on Talk Radio 1190 KFXR
"I'm too harsh about how bad for one Casar But I have members that have millions of bucks and my members are earning anywhere from 10 to 20% on there correctly. Done real estate investments. So if you've got a million dollars, you can earn 10%. That's 100,000 bucks a year. That's quite a bit different than $40,000 a year. Added. 20% return if you've got a really good real estate investment deal You're only $200,000 a year. At $500,000 Right at 500,000. You could be earning 50 grand a year. Instead of only $5000 a year. That's a whole lot different or instead of 20,000 year. It's 100 and 50% more. I don't see why you would want to take the lower amount. It makes no sense to me. If you've got two million bucks, wouldn't you want to live on $400,000 a year? Instead of $80,000 a year. Just doesn't make any sense to me at all. I can't wrap my arms around that kind of logic. It makes no sense at all. And so I have millionaires with me. But what I want to make this point to you is this is that on the average people to come in to us, they don't have a million bucks. If you look at the average, they don't have anywhere near that. If you look at the median They don't have anywhere near that. There are people to come in as millionaires when they come in. But those guys are looking to replace two and $300,000 a year paychecks and they don't want to go down to 40 or 50,000 bucks a year. So even if you got a million bucks in the bank, and you had a three or $400,000 a year job, you're not going to be happy with making Even 80,000 years, not going to be enough for you. After taxes. You're only gonna take home 60. It just doesn't make any sense. Right? So I would suggest that I am not too harsh and note. I am not too brutal on 41 case in IRAs because for 70 to 80% of Americans out there It's a failed experiment. It didn't work. It didn't get people to where they need to be. And the people are not happy and those people are fighting us. They're fighting us here at last out there coming in. They're having an A ha moment an epiphany moment like I had this weekend, the two day seminar. People come in and they go. It's amazing. They come up to me and say Man. I heard you on the radio. It sounded good. It made some sense. But I just couldn't wrap my arms around it. It just I couldn't get it. And now I get it. Some people get it in the first half of the first day. Some people get it in the last half of the last day. But when it finally strikes you in the light bulb goes on and you realize you are going to be able to retire. With a great lifestyle. Between two and seven years from now. And you've got to be really, really a bad situation. It takes seven years. But, hey, I'm just trying to be open ended about this thing and say, Hey, let's be let's be fair. Some people can retire immediately. In fact, one guy had brought two bodies this weekend. He was telling the story. It was to laugh he goes, You know, Two years ago, my wife and I was sitting there and I told her there's no way I could ever retire just won't happen. Because my hobbies too expensive and we don't have enough money ain't gonna happen. He was sitting there now. Two years later, and he was retiring in 274 days. And The conversation came up and he goes, You know, Once I finally got that epiphany like you always talk about that light bulb came on and I figured out how I was going to do it. I could see the map necessary to get there. Said. I can't I couldn't believe it took me so long to make it happen. I said, how long did take you to make it happen? So it's been a year he goes whole year. I thought I could do it much quicker, and I laughed and I said, Look, you've been working for 40 years. 40 years to save up the money that you couldn't even dream of retiring on And within one year You're now looking at retirement and actually is going to be about two in totality by the time, he said. He's got another 274 days, so Two years. Come on, man. Come on people out there. How many of you want to do something in your life? And I'm not even talking about what you're thinking. I don't even know why you guys other than the people that already 50 are worried about retiring by 60. If you're out there, you're 20. You're 30 years of age. I had a guy on the radio year yesterday, Who's 30 years old and retired making 100 grand a year. Had another guy on a couple weeks ago. 26 years old. It already owns his own to own businesses making over $100,000 here and retired, not you know why he's not retired because he never had a job in his life. He started right out of high school. It has never had a job in his life. He now owns two businesses. And over the last 2.5 years, he's made himself his family. His partners $8.5 Million.
AP News
"$8.5 million" Discussed on AP News
"Today today up to 300 Black Tolson's were killed and thousands of survivors were forced for time into interment camps overseen by the National Guard. Police in Houston, say an off duty deputy working security at a nightclub shot and killed an armed suspect after gunfire at the club left one other person dead. Pope Francis is changing Catholic church law to explicitly criminalize the sexual abuse of adults by priest to abuse their authority and to say lay people who hold church office. Can be sanctioned for similar sex crimes. The Vatican also criminalized the grooming of minors or vulnerable adults by priest to compel them to engage in pornography. This is AP News The plan is to go ahead with the delay Tokyo Summer games at the end of next month. Parts of Japan, including Tokyo are still under coronavirus restrictions. British long distance runners, Sir Mo Farah says he will be There is a once in a lifetime. I was lucky enough to be able to get experience from London, 2012 Rio So I've got there. But athletes always thinking of nothing, sometimes in life. If we overthinking make a hard it error, says other sports getting back to normal operation. The Olympics can take that step two in a positive way. If we can see the Champions League final, so many people out there and having football back again, it just shows we're getting now was Lee is not gonna show straight away by that we are taking Forward step. Japan started vaccinating Tokyo game bound athletes today on Lee 2 to 3% of the general population in Japan has been vaccinated. The International Olympic Committee has said Being vaccinated is not required to be in the Olympics. Ed Donahue, AP News Movie THEATER chain AMC is raising $230.5 million by selling 8.5 million shares of stock. Margie's are a letter with the latest AMC stock price jumps more than 1100% this year. Yes, people are going back to the movies as coronavirus vaccinations increase, but that's not why I am see is a so called means stock along the lines of what happened to game stop. Large institutional hedge funds bet on AMC stock to fall.
WTOP 24 Hour News
NASA's Ingenuity Mars Helicopter Succeeds in Historic First Flight
"New this morning. It's being hailed as another Wright brothers moment, but on a different planet altimeter data that ingenuity and perform this first life the first light of a powered aircraft. Another planet. The excitement from flight controllers in California is over NASA's experimental $85 million Mars helicopter. Which rose from a dusty red surface into the thin air on Mars this morning, achieving the first powered controlled flight on another planet. That £4 helicopter named ingenuity was carrying a bit of wing fabric from the 1903 Wright Flyer, which made similar history at Kitty Hawk in North Carolina.
KOMO
"$8.5 million" Discussed on KOMO
"12 9 Washington State on the home floor against three and 16 Washington. Second time They meet the season that Cougars won the first in Seattle, 77 to 62. It's part of their three game win streak over Mike Hopkins. U Dub squad. We're really focused on how we can be better and against us. You know, be a very competitive game and We've got to be able to match that or even exceeded. Tip goes down and five o'clock in Pullman. Tragic news from the NFL. Former Chargers in Tampa Bay receiver Vincent Jackson found dead this morning in a Brandon, Florida motel room. Police checked on the 38 year old just two days ago after family reported him missing. No apparent sign of foul play er trauma. Cause of death pending an autopsy. The big maple returning to Seattle, the Mariners, reportedly of side left handed starting pitcher James Paxton to a one year contract worth about $8.5 million. Of course, they traded him to the Yankees three seasons ago. They have big Canadian had a solid playoff performance. But then his battled some nagging injuries. Some of its no. Call me this afternoon says Open talk close down early because of increasing avalanche hazards in the Cascades Sports UPDATES attended 40 after the hour. Bill Swartz Come on news Still to come on Cho, Mo. A new website shines a light on corporate commitment to diversity. I'm her Weiss bomb, but I'll be talking to the founder of the Black Dollar Index. Call 1888 farmers to switch and you could save an average of $470 on your auto insurance. That's a lot of money in just a few minutes with savings like that. You could be lounging on an impractical amount of ornate and overpriced throw pillows he bought for your couch. But you won't because you're better with money than that..
KOMO
"$8.5 million" Discussed on KOMO
"From their families, especially these days. Feel a little love this time of year. Brian Calvert colonias. Great story Happy Valentine's Day. The Snow did not stop the Seattle Fire Department from vaccinating people. Yesterday, Firefighters gave those critical second doses of the vaccine to people at an adult family home and noise Seattle meaning there now fully vaccinated. Are destroying is an empty with Seattle fire and is part of a mobile unit that is being dispatched to various sites. You can see a lot of relief. People are very not just excited about like it's a big weight in Ah load off their minds, and it's nice to finally feel like we're Going to start making a big difference and get ahead of this. The mobile vaccination unit will make their way around the city. Rain shine or snow. Come on news time is 1 40 years we Go over again to the beacon Plumbing sports test. Dave Lewis has women basketball action. It's a foul from Tempe Women's basketball Washington State has fallen to Arizona State, 67 to 61. Really the Huskies lost to number 10, Arizona 75 53 Quay, Miller 13 points, nine boards at the Australian Open. Most Serena Williams and the only Osaka have advanced 18 t Pebble Beach Fourth and Final round Nate Lashley with one stroke lead over Daniel Berger at 16 under par, lastly, through 11 holes that is maverick. McNealy, Patrick can't Lay and Jordan speed time for third place. At minus 14 on the big maple coming back for one more run James Paxton back with the Mariners, a one year contract for $8.5 million Sports attending 40 past the hour. I'm Dave Lewis Combo news. All your food is out there. I'm unwrapping a McDonald's steak, egg and cheese bagel. Look at this steak and the juice running down the sign. Got a little bit on the wrapper here and then the fluffy egg and real cheese folded over side looking just so good. Mm. Grilled onions on about a bagel. Two thumbs up from a Donald steak, egg and cheese bagel for breakfast. Love it more bump up, Uh, participate in McDonald's secondhand smoke kills more than 400 infants and 41,000.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"$8.5 million" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Stay. If it's the right price. You keep him. Keep a guy like that. He knows the system. He knows the game. He knows how it's played safety Shaun Williams, There's another guy that you look at him and say, Okay, if there's somebody better out there, grab him, if not Bring him back these air the decisions. The teams have to make tough ones sometimes easy one other times. Alex Erickson. We talked about Mike Daniels. Sure love to see him come back. Absolutely love to see him Come back love to see him come back and healthy and play alongside DJ reader. I think that would be terrific Carl Lawson. Kara Lawson is going to be a big big decision for this team to make. Carl Lawson was injured early in his career. He came back from a really significant knee injury and he performed. He's a good edge rusher. Not great. What good that he had decent numbers this year. If you looked at Coral Lawson, one would think that an opposing defensive coordinator would look at him and say, That's somebody we gotta worry about. Carl Lawson's market value right now. This is according to Sports track $8.5 million for 2021. Probably on a four year deal. 35 a half million dollars that's where you get into Eyes. It's something that I want to pursue or do I let the market set the price for the player and not do a preemptive signing. The Bangles have a lot of decisions to make. The biggest, of course, were along the offensive line. They need a right tackle. They need a guard that could play either the right or the left side doesn't matter. They need a guard. They have a huge question mark its center. Because Trey Hopkins is coming off a a very devastating knee injury and significant surgery. The left tackle first round draft pick a couple of years ago, played well last year, not outstandingly well, but played well. The entire offensive line has to be rebuilt wisely. They've brought back an offensive line coach who should have never been let go in the first place, and now perhaps we'll get to see exactly what he could do to try and develop somebody else that looks like he's walking down the road to with them. And that would be Billy Price. I need to go out and they need to buy free agents. We've say this every year in the off season. We preach this every year in the off season. Teams get better through the draft and through good free agent signings. Maybe players that only have a year or two left in the tank. But players that can come in and lift the existing players you have over the top. And get you where you have to go to Before you can get players you draft, ready up and running and willing to contribute. That's what free agency does. Joe Thelonious sitting out there. Now he's a well coveted guard. He may not even leave the New England Patriots. But if the New England Patriots are ready to let him go and not make it home for the Bangles should pounce on him. It will cost them a ton of money. There are a couple of tackles that they could look at in this off season in this free agency period that are plugging guys at right tackle. They need to be competitive. One thing every NFL team needs to compete. Is a franchise quarterback on a rookie contract. It is the golden rod for any NFL team, and that's what they have in Joe Burrow. Why did Kansas City excel with Patrick Mahomes? He was a rookie contract. And he was someone who was a franchise quarterback. You have that here in Borough. We know that they didn't protect them well enough last year, we know they didn't have the talent along the offensive line last year. We know that it was a miscalculation last year's to what they had on the offensive line. I don't think they can afford to make the same mistake again. I don't think they'll make the same mistake again. But it will cost money. But in the NFL Well, you don't have guaranteed contracts when you can play a free agent game that you're not saddled with for three or four or five years down the road, but somebody right now that could come in and help you. It's the easiest sport of the four major sports to turn around in an off season. This team isn't going to get better Super Bowl contending better, Maybe not even playoff contending better in this offseason. There's a lot of work that has to be done. There's been a lot of atrophy. There's been a lot of money spent on players that frankly shouldn't have been here is long as they have But it could it could happen, it could be done. Let's see how wisely they play the game. There's a lot of smoke out there. There won't be any fire until about three weeks from now when he could start legally signing players. When that happens, Watch the Bangles. If they're in the fray in the first couple of days, you know, they mean business if they sit back, and they bottom feed. They try to see what's left after all of the great things or picked before them. Well, then, you know, maybe Maybe it's going to be another long haul next year. Joe Burrow on a rookie contract. Not that he's going anywhere after that contract, But after that contract, he is going to cost them an inordinately Maura amount of money more than what they're paying now. Now is the time for them to act watching that game last week. It's not that hard to fathom. The Buccaneers were absolutely in a wilderness before Tom Brady arrived. Tom Brady is not coming here. A Tom Brady player probably isn't coming here. What you can get enough really good players to come here to take what you got. And make it work. It's on them. Coming up on 9 19. We've got a lot to get to today on the show, and we're going to talk about best case and worst case scenario for the Bangles in this offseason. Gonna talk some baseball too. I don't know if you heard this, but In the last week, the major league baseball suits decided several things about this upcoming season one Is that there will be no Universal D h and that hurts the Reds. It really hurts the Reds. They have a have a glut of outfield talent. And the wonder as to what to do with Nixon. Zell continues. If you look at the Reds this year, they're starting outfield should be Winker. Akiyama cost ya Nos. And maybe on an off day you slide in somebody like sends l somebody like Akino to give somebody a day off. But that should be your starting outfield. What do you do with sends? L That's a guy that you groomed as an outfielder came up. Is it in view of groomed is an outfielder. I've heard a lot of people friends. Other people in this business, say, Well, look, making plays shortstop. He can't play shortstop. They tried that before why they groomed him for the outfield. So I'm kind of surprised that sends Ellis still on this team. He may not be come opening day. They may indeed try to trade him because there is no universal th this year. There's also seven inning double headers. This year. The major league Baseball is lashed onto something here that I know infuriates a lot of traditionalists, seven inning double headers. I gotta tell you Was not a big fan of this before it was implemented, But after watching it, it makes sense. Look, we live in a society right now, where were tugged in so many different directions We have families to attend to. Some of us are trying to find his much work is possible. Some people you may know them. It may be you working three jobs, three part time jobs just to make up for a full time job you might have lost a year ago. You don't have the ability to sit either in a stand or in front of the television set to watch 29 inning games. It just doesn't work. So baseball has decided that this is a good way. To address scheduling issues and move the game along. It also We'll save a lot of wear and tear on pictures, arms. I like that and teams with good bullpens. Solid bullpens are going to benefit from this the most And they're also going to start again playing to the crowd that really doesn't have the attention or the time or the money to spend on baseball as it was, in its traditional sense, They're going to start again extra innings with a runner on second base..
Papa and Lund
Anthony Davis finalizing five-year, $190 million max deal with Lakers, agent says
"Or Chris? Paul. What kind of money in contract negotiations? Did Mr Clutch sports full in this league on LeBron and then a D and back to back days? What is he charged for? That One quarter, then 2% 3% no more than three right. I do have a friend. That's an agent and I'm doing this off in time. My head, but I think They get generally between what four and 10% depending on the sport. It depends the more you make, the less the percentages so I I paid agents 10% most of my life, but I don't make that much. But a guy like LeBron James when he's your buddy. Yeah. You know, I I would think probably 3% would be The going rate, uh, for that, but I mean, he did monster contracts back to back. On. It's the relationship with LeBron. I mean, they grew up together, and he's the guy who's got trained my green as well. And they all orchestrated the The Anthony Davis, You know, transaction to hold out from New Orleans and put on the T shirt that that's all folks and, you know, just kind of tanked on there all year and Even though they were a playoff team, and you made the point that They? They both got massive contracts. I mean, LeBron, a two year $85 million extension. Could. It could have gotten more I think and then Anthony Davis, a five year 1 90 he can get out of here is an early termination doesn't have to go to the fifth year. So I don't know. You know, the the roll back and in the B R. I Is going to affect most people, but I don't know if it'll affect them. There is a very top end. But I think they probably could have squeezed a little more juice out of it. To be honest with you, but they all signed back to back so We're looking at the Lakers being the dominant team in the NBA for at least the next three years and more. It's interesting that actually A D committed to a year beyond LeBron. So I mean, LeBron is you gotta play more than just this
Mo Egger
LeBron James, Los Angeles Lakers agree to two-year, $85 million contract extension
"And i mentioned lebron james. Lebron james continues to just print money. His agent said today. Lebron has signed a contract extension with the lakers. Two years eighty five million dollars. Two years eighty-five million dollars if they cloned and cloned you one hundred times we would make eighty five million dollars over two years so this is. This is the math on this. Between now and the end of the twenty two twenty three season which is where this contract extension takes into the end of the twenty two twenty three season. Lebron james will earn over one hundred and twenty five million dollars. That's one hundred twenty five million over and above what he's made so far in the nba's in his nba career three hundred and ten million dollars so at the end of the twenty two twenty three season just on basketball alone not on endorsements not on anything else except bouncing the ball in the nba for eighty games a year at the end of the twenty two twenty three season lebron james made in his career four hundred and thirty five million dollars let that sink in just for a second
Arizona's Morning News
Suns, Thunder talking trade for Chris Paul
"Right now in the Sun's forecast, But what if we said they were about to get Chris Paul as their point guard, because the talks are out there, according to ESPN. A lot of boxes for the sons, especially if they have made the playoffs in 10 years, and they need a point guard and they are young team that need AH, leader so discussions being have reportedly with the Oklahoma City thunder about Chris Paul. He's 35. He is coming off an all Star season still owe two years $85 million on his contract, so it would be a big trade in more ways than one will see. NBA
Nightside with Dan Rea
Honda to pay $85 million settlement over Takata airbags
"To pay $85 Million to settle A number of state investigations into faulty airbags has reported Jeff Gilbert. Well, the dangerous airbag inflators were made by the now defunct supplier. Takata, Attorneys general from a number of states charged Honda with dragging its feet on ordering a recall Honda in the settlement, not admitting guilt. Honda also saying so far, it's replaced 16 million of the faulty airbag inflators, Massachusetts
News, Traffic and Weather
Defunding Seattle police now includes a plan from city council on how to spend 85 million
"Call to defund Seattle police by 50% starting this year. Now includes a plan from City Council member Chama. So what, on how to spend that $85 million the biggest chunk, nearly $35 million go to affordable housing, with the rest for things like restorative justice, a new public safety models for black and brown communities and civilian eyes in the 9 11 system. SWAT says it's mind boggling that a couple of her colleagues want to take their time with de funding when she says there have been eight years of failed police reform and after protesters were met with violence, having voted wrongly to approve a racist police contract two years ago after having voted again wrongly for hiring bonuses for a drag police officers on the force. The city political establishment is way past the time to act. Seven of nine council members have said they support a 50% de funding of It'll police. That's enough to override a veto from the mayor. Hearing more
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
Seattle City Council debates how to defund police department
"Two weeks to figure out what cuts to make to the Police Department budget for the rest of the year. A majority of the council supports a 50% cut that would amount to about $85 million. Mayor Johnny Durkin is proposing a $20 million cut. Protesters in
Glenn Beck
Oklahoma judge approves Teva's $85 million opioid settlement
"And eighty five million dollar opioid settlement agreement now a done deal here's beth myers state attorney general mike hunters says the state of oklahoma will receive funds from an eighty five million dollar opioid settlement agreement with teva pharmaceuticals later this week cleveland county judge that bulk men signed off on the agreement monday hunters says the funds will be used to help abate the opioid epidemic tab has agreed not to hire sales people in oklahoma to promote opioids it's also agreed to work with law enforcement on suspicious cases involving
Raul Campos
Teva Pharm to pay Oklahoma $85 million to settle opioid claims
"A major drug company will pay the state of Oklahoma eighty five million dollars to settle legal claims tied to the opioid epidemic. North country. Public radio's Brian man reports Teva pharmaceuticals agreed to the deal just days before trial was set to begin Oklahoma's one of dozens of states suing drugmakers for allegedly spurring the deadly opioid epidemic with their aggressive marketing of addictive. Medications in March Purdue pharma settled with Oklahoma for two hundred seventy million dollars. Now, Teva pharmaceuticals as agreed to pay eighty five million dollars money that will go to help communities recovering from high rates of. Addiction in a statement have denied any role in the crisis. But the company still faces opioid related lawsuits around the US a major opioid trial will still begin on Tuesday in Norman Oklahoma focused now on a single company. Johnson and Johnson, the nation's largest drug maker, which is also denied any
