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AP News Radio
'Guardians Vol. 3' and 'Super Mario Bros.' top box office again
"Guardians of the Galaxy volume three continues its reign at the box office. Incinerator. Some insiders had questioned if there would be superhero fatigue. But Guardians of the Galaxy volume three brought in another 60 and a half $1 million at North American theaters. In its second weekend, it's a drop from last week, but less than 50%, and overall global ticket sales are nearly $530 million. The Super Mario Brothers movie was in second place with 13 million. The female star studded film book club the next chapter. I think we should all go to Italy like brought in 6 and a half $1 million in a limited release, while hypnotic starring Ben Affleck is being described as a dud, earning just over $2 million in its limited opening. I'm Jackie Quinn
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Joe Biden Shuts Down Oil Production in Alaska
"Go now to Joe Biden's White House speech? I wish you would. We're going to the president is in complete control of the border. There is no open border and he's not worried at all. He gave a speech at The White House yesterday, cut number 7. I declared the entire U.S. article off limits to new oil and gas development period. We ran the process and protect more than 13 millionaire, 13 million acres of significant natural historic value in the Alaskan national petroleum reserve. And I protected the boundary waters of canoe area, wilderness, surrounding wetlands in Minnesota. Look, that's the most serialized we are we have energy inflation. We have energy inflation and the president is bragging on shutting down oil production in Alaska. And we want electric cars for which we need rare earth minerals not from China or dug up by ten year old boys in the Congo. And that actually is in the boundary waters. Tidal basin. It's in the watershed of the boundary waters. It's not inside the park. And he won't let Minnesota twin mining or twin mines, I believe it's called. They won't let them dig. So
Mike Gallagher Podcast
John Catsimatidis: Becoming a Radio Personality
"All the talk show hosts in America are jealous of you because you get some of the biggest names you make headlines all the time. Of course, the cats at night every week on ABC radio. You've got the cats roundtable. I mean, you become a broadcast personality in your own right. Did you just sit around and decide, hey, I listen all this time, I can do it as well as anybody else can. Well, mutual friend, Jerry Crowley, after I ran for mayor in 2013. Jerry has dinner with me and says, John, a lot of people like you that want to hear you. You made a lot of good points when you're running for mayor. You should have your own radio show. So Jerry, put me on 9 70 in New York. And you know, you know, Jerry, nobody could say no to Jerry. I said, okay, I'll do an hour. Then it's two hours. Then it's three hours. That is four hours. And it didn't stop. And then the only time, the only time I yelled, he only time I yelled at Jerry, was the fact when W OR was sold and Jerry used to work that. And I said, Gary, why didn't you tell me either me or Mike blumberg with a boy? 'cause like one brother was on WOR all the time. Right. And it was so for $30 million. And he says, they never told me either. When WABC came along for Nichols and dimes, like 12 million, $13 million. Right. I didn't even do any due diligence. I just wrote the check and say, here's a check. Okay. And that's it. You know, that's where I am. And
AP News Radio
AP sources: Biden OKs huge Willow oil project in Alaska
"An oil drilling plan for Alaska's north slope is getting the stamp of approval from the Biden administration. Environmentalists are expressing disappointment with President Biden's decision to greenlight Alaska's north slope willow development project, sources say the plan would allow three drill sites for about 219 wells in total, oil company ConocoPhillips says it could produce up to a 180,000 barrels of oil a day and 300 long-term jobs, the stop willow campaign had been gaining traction on social media gathering more than 300 million views on TikTok, but the development enjoys widespread support in the state, and on March 3rd, while some indigenous alaskans were protesting outside The White House, the state's congressional delegation met with Biden to argue in favor of the project. Separately The White House announced that nearly 3 million acres of the Beaufort sea would be closed off from oil exploration and drilling would be limited to protect wildlife in more than 13 million acres in the national petroleum reserve. I'm Jennifer King
The Charlie Kirk Show
AT&T's Politically-Motivated Move to De-Platform Newsmax
"Of power that corporations have to be able to choose what you hear is disturbing and it's somewhat of a new phenomenon. AT&T AKA direct TV has been for years going and more and more in the woke direction. And I love watching newsmax. I know so many of you agree. They do such a great job and actually I watch them when I work out and I watch them on AT&T, my condo association provides DirecTV for all of us now because of their decision that's going to be put in jeopardy and not be able to happen. So joining us now is the CEO of newsmax does a fabulous job Chris ruddy to talk about this very urgent issue with a specific action item for our audience. Chris, welcome to the program. Well, Charlie, thank you for having me on. I think you do a fabulous job when you do a really incredible work. The media with young people and spreading the message. Well, thank you. So Chris, the floor is yours, tell our audience what's going on. Well, a lot's going on. I think a lot of people know that newsmax was censored by AT&T DirecTV. AT&T owns direct TV. They own 70% of it. And we were removed from all their signals on January 24th, 13 million homes couldn't get newsmax anymore, at least for the moment. Charlie, you know, this really starts in 21 Nancy Pelosi gets control of the House, her democratic minions send a letter to AT&T and other cable operators and say, take one America channel on newsmax and Fox News off their spreading disinformation. They send this two page letter, they hold hearings, AT&T complies. We know they remove the one American channel last year. It was a popular channel. And they removed it. They said it was cost cutting.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Dick Morris: Mainstream Media Wants to Shut Out President Trump
"I want to go back to your book because you warned us that these kinds of things were going to happen. Use max, the only conservative network that was broadcasting the Trump rallies and speeches, and they're going to try to shut down anybody who wants to give an open platform to conservative thought and ideas. Yeah, and more specifically, anyone who wants to help Donald Trump become president. And their goal here is to absolutely shut him off, stretch it must have been stopping from reaching the American people. And it's outrageous. There are 13 million people that could not see these rallies last weekend in New Hampshire and South Carolina that were just incredible. They were wonderful. He lays out a very specific program on the border and on taxes and on the debt limit it was so masterful, but millions of people saw it. But 13 million couldn't have just outrageous.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"1.3 million" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Since Stephen. The IMS managing director Christina georgieva expects one third of the world's being recession this year if the U.S. EU and China all slow down as expected. The fund already warned in October that there is a 25% chance of global GDP growing by less than 2% in 2023, which it defines as a global recession. Georgieva said that while the U.S. may avoid recession the European Union has been very, very severely hit by the war in Ukraine and that China faces a tough year. Tesla deliveries fell short of estimates in the latest quarter despite offering large discounts in the U.S. and China, the electric carmaker handed over just 400 just over 405,000 vehicles to customers, short of the consensus Bloomberg forecast for about 420,000, while the total was a record for Tessa, the firm came up short of its goal to grow deliveries by 50% last year. And Moscow's defense ministry says a Ukrainian strike on a Russian military facility in the occupied east has killed 63 troops stationed there, Keith put the toll at around 400 Ukraine's military also warning that Russia may launch more attacks over the orthodox Christmas holiday later this week. It comes after Russia launched a barrage of drone attacks shortly before midnight on New Year's Day. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Stephen Carol. This is Bloomberg and right straight ahead on Bloomberg daybreak, Europe. We will get back into our conversations our daily conversations with Charles cape who joins us to take us through the stories moving markets in the square mile, the London rush
AP News Radio
Biden to sign major climate and health care spending bill
"President Joe Biden will deliver what he calls the final piece of his pared down domestic agenda when he signs the Democrats landmark climate change and healthcare bill today the legislation includes the most substantial federal investment in history to fight climate change some $375 billion over a decade The bill caps prescription drug prices for Medicare recipients at $2000 out of pocket each year It also helps about 13 million Americans pay for healthcare insurance by extending subsidies provided during the COVID-19 pandemic the measure will be paid for by new taxes on large companies and
The Dan Bongino Show
So Hollywood Is Celebrating Will Smith's 'Toxic Masculinity?'
"So just to be clear Hollywood which is just infested with not just liberals but radical far left leftist nuts moon bat crazy They insist to us that toxic masculinity Displaying masculine characteristics we would associate with chivalry and the old defending your wife in the old schools all toxic We should break down those barriers There'll be a better more harmonious world moving forward if we just dump these masculine characteristics So you get a guy who takes it to the extreme a comedian makes fun of his wife Chris Rock makes fun of Will Smith Will Smith walks up on stage smacks the guy on live TV in front of 13 million people He goes up 40 minutes later to accept his Academy Award Will Smith and everybody's like we love you will You're the greatest Oh my gosh will What are we doing without you These crying Everybody else is crying He's at the party He's singing getting jiggy with it later on I'm not kidding the video's out there He's dancing Everybody's taking selfies with him So just to be clear toxic masculinity is a horrible awful thing that's gonna lead to the destruction of society as we know it But go on stage and slap a guy get around to applause and get
WSJ What's News
"1.3 million" Discussed on WSJ What's News
"Thanks for being here. Great to see zoo. Jonathan can you tell us about the timeline going forward now. That pfizer has submitted to the fda approval. How soon could it be before we see these going out to market. It could just be a couple of weeks actually or at least a matter of weeks. We're talking between halloween and thanksgiving so you know there's this whole process that companies have to go through to their drugs and vaccines cleared by the regulator. So that people can start taking them. And we've seen this before with All the coverted vaccine's that have hit the market and that we're getting in our arms pfizer. Today filed the formal request with the food and drug administration tick have that vaccine authorized for five to eleven year olds. What's next up. Is the fda staffer going to review that application. And what they do is they go into the data from the clinical trial and actually take a look at it and see if it supports as the company says it does that. The vaccine works safely and five to eleven year olds and then the fda staff will send the data to a group of outside experts people who are at the top of their fields in vaccines and other health areas and the experts will review what the fda staff found and then give a recommendation to the agency about what it should do. For instance should authorize the vaccine for five to eleven year olds and then after all that is said and done than the fda actually issues their own decision. Let's talk about the risk of cova. Had four kids we did see during the delta variant that the number of hospitalizations for children went up. Can you tell us a little bit more. About the overall risks at this stage in the pandemic the risks for severe kovin and kids is relatively low which is great news. It's not as high as it is in the elderly for instance who are really vulnerable especially vulnerable to severe disease if they get infected. But that's not all we should be looking at according to public health and health experts because kids even if they have a mild case of did they can still transmit it to other kids to adults to grandparents family members and from a public health perspective. That's a real problem especially with kids going back. To and so the reasons why doctors and other health authorities argue for kids getting vaccinated is not only to protect the kids themselves but to protect their loved ones in the communities around them but all that said the relative risk for the kids of a severe case of covert is low. Now this is really good news for a lot of parents who have been waiting for vaccine for their kids. What are you hearing from them about the risk assessments. They're making over whether to get their children inoculated or not and what their major concerns are right now. I think it's looking a lot like what has looked like for adults who were trying to decide whether to get vaccinated themselves so we know we don't know exactly what people are going to do but there's been some surveys out there and it's found that a third appearance are gonna jump on the opportunity to get their young kids vaccinated as soon as as they can but there's a much larger percentage of parents who aren't going to do it immediately a chunk of those or parents who want to wait and see. They're just a little bit hesitant concerned about safety for understandable reasons and just want to sit back and wait and see how things are looking before they get their kids vaccinated and then there's a group of parents who don't want to get their kids vaccinated at all. What else have we learned about. Potential side effects. So one of the issues that we've seen arise with the messenger. Ernie vaccine's like pfizer's is this rare but still significant risk of unin flaming tori heart condition. Called myocarditis. usually the doesn't happen and when it does it resolves fairly quickly but in some cases it can be serious. And we've seen it more in people with younger ages and especially in younger males and Just today norway Restricted use of the modern of vaccine. Which is a messenger. Aren a vaccine to certain age groups because of myocarditis now. The pfizer study assessing. Its vaccine in the five to eleven year olds. Didn't have any cases of myocarditis so the risk is probably low based on the study results. But we know that studies aren't comprehensive and that they don't necessarily tell us what's going to happen in the real world because studies are conducted under specific conditions. And it's only a certain number of people so if we have a rare event like myocarditis it might not get picked up in a study of. Just a few thousand people we've seen a patchwork of school policies. When it comes to masking and vaccine guidance how might approval of a vaccine for younger kids potentially influence those conversations. Might we potentially see more vaccine requirements in schools. I think one of the things we have to keep an eye on is how schools process the authorization of vaccine in five to eleven year olds. Remember we've already seen the pfizer bio and tech vaccine authorized for twelve to eighteen year old. So there's a lot of kids in school have already gotten. I think one of the issues is whether the vaccine is authorized which is technically one thing or whether it's approved which is another all these vaccines because we're in a pandemic and we want to get them to people as quickly as we can have been authorized by the fda. That's a faster speedier review than the full approval that vaccines and drugs. Normally get from the fda now the fda says that they are applying the same high standards that they use to assess drugs and vaccines for an approval to the authorization process. But legally. it's different and it might be that a lot of schools are going to hold off before making a decision on whether they're going to require a vaccine for kids for an actual approval from the fda rather than authorization that's wall street journal health business editor. Jonathan rockoff jonathan. Thanks so much for joining me today. Exemplary and finally during the pandemic.
600 WREC
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"Retirement each and every week and each and every week we give radio listeners an opportunity at a no cost or obligation consultation with Ken Reeves. So listen up for that. It's coming up here shortly. Homewood is our next stop. Rachel is there. Here's the question. My husband is going to retire next year at age 67. I'm planning to retire the following year at age 65. What should we be doing differently with our investments? As we get ready to retire? We have approximately 1.3 million to 41 K. I guess combined for one case, they're the 1.3 million As well as about 20,000 in a Roth IRA. So hi, Rachel. You certainly need to have your current assets in a more conservative investment. At this point, a market turned down can destroy your current savings. Keep in mind the following throughout history. The average bear market occurs about every five years, with exception of this very long bull market that we've had. We've been extremely blessed and over the years, but we all know this is going to come to an end. Eventually, one day at least for a period of time. The average decline in the market is 39%. That is massive. So just think what that 39% could do to that 1.3. You know, million dollars in savings, the average duration that the markets down is 1.5 years. Pretty long time especially, you know, for those guys that are getting close to retirement. The average break even point is 5.2 years. You know, all retirees, Morgan need to ask herself, you know, Listen, if this market goes down those averages, so these are just not made up number. These are historical numbers Can I afford And do I have 5.5 years just to get back to even so example if you lost 20% With this year. You would need to get gain 25% back just to get back to even folks. There's so much that goes into retirement planning, and just having a grasp of the bigger picture is is a great first step retirement. Max Radio with Ken Reeves Apex Financial Group again that group with over 32 years experience helping hundreds of clients. Get ready for retirement. We're in the middle of Q and a with Ken Reeves. There's going to be an opportunity immediately following the question and answer to get on the calendar with Apex Financial Group had these types of discussions, no cost or obligation and see where you are in your retirement. And folks if you need to get started. This is the opportunity. If you need a second opinion, great chance for you to get one again. No cost or obligation. Final question of the program. We're going to go to looks like Mountain Brook. Here's the question from Beatrice. My husband has retired and is receiving benefits from a union pension. And has turned 70 years old and will be drawing Social Security benefits. Also, I will be 70 years old next year and will continue to work as a professional health care person. Will Social Security limit our benefits if I continue working well, Beatrice, we get this question, uh, several times a month coming into our office. So here's an excerpt from S s a dot gov social security dot gov. If you work in our full retirement, age or odor, you may keep all your benefits no matter how much you earn. If.
KFI AM 640
"1.3 million" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"This Tuesday is the last day to cast a ballot and recall proponents are hoping for a big in person. Election Day push. For more on the final days of the recall, will speak to Melanie Mason, national political correspondent at the L A times since we have people already returning their ballots. I mean, it's kind of more of a recall months in a recall election day, that sort of offers a couple of tea leaves that we can look to get a read of how we think that this race is going to shake out. And so I think the first thing is that we are seeing ballots coming in. And what we're seeing a Democrats having a commanding advantage in the ballots that have already been returned. Some of that is to be expected. We expect Republicans are more likely to be returning their ballot, either in person or voting in person on the 14th. So we expecting to even out a little bit, But really, for those who wanted to see Gavin Newsom recalls. What they need to see was a relatively low turnout election. The fact that we are seeing this lead among Democrats and returning their ballots means that that's almost certainly not going to be the case. Going to be a high turnout of election and in a state like California, which overwhelmingly tilt blue and Democrats have five million voter registration advantage. A high turnout election is good news for Governor Newsom. An interesting number that you put in the article one of the people you spoke to predicted that Democrats will need about 1.3 million ballot cushion going into election day to, you know, offset anybody that's going to be voting on this on the day and turning in their ballots pretty late. Currently, they have about 1.84 million ballots returned more than Republicans. That's a pretty decent number to be looking at right there. I think that if you are Gavin Newsom, campaign manager, you're very happy to have that cushion. I think one of the caveats that we should mention is that we know sort of the party affiliation of the ballots that are being returned, But we don't actually know how individuals voted right. So there is a possibility that Democrats have decided that they're fed up with Gavin Newsom. They're interested in trying something new and that they're voting. Yes, on question one on the question of if he should be recalled, But I think that what we've seen from calling throughout the state really consistently throughout the year, there hasn't necessarily been a huge Appetite among Democrats to recall Gavin Newsom nuisance problem. In the middle of the summer, when things looked a little dicey for him was the Democrats just weren't really engaged at all. And so unless we see sort of large scale defections of Democrats from Gavin Newsom, I think the fact that we are seeing Democrats have this cushion when it comes to about returns so far likely, but not definitely means good news for the governor..
AP News
"1.3 million" Discussed on AP News
"Supply chain problems in labor shortages for the slowdown. Americans held back on dining out travel and tourism and the report also notes particular weakness in auto sales that's attributed to low inventories due to a shortage of computer chips. There had been expectations The Fed could soon announced plans to start reducing its monthly bond purchases, which are being made to help lower long term interest rates. However, analysts say that's less likely given the disappointing August jobs report. And Thomas Washington a death row inmate is seeking his pastor's touch during his execution. A Texas death row inmate said to be executed for killing a convenience store worker more than 17 years ago, is asking that his pastor be allowed to lay hands on him as he dies by lethal injection. The request by John Henry Ramirez is the latest clash between death row inmates and prison officials over the presence of spiritual advisers in the death chamber. Ramirez is set to be executed Wednesday. His lawyer says Texas is violating Ramirez's First Amendment rights to practice his religion. The state now allows spiritual advisers in the death chamber, but there can't be contact between the prisoner and the advisor. I'm Walter Ratliff. U. S. Employers again posted a record number of job openings in July. The Labor Department reports openings rose to 10.9 million last month, topping the record set just in June. At the same time, the department's job openings and labor turnover survey showed actual hiring dipped slightly to 6.7 million. Meanwhile, layoffs rose slightly to 1.3 million and nearly 4.5 million people quit their jobs. That number, however, is seen as a sign that many Americans are confident enough in their prospects to seek a new job, and overall, the report comes as assigned, the labor market is bouncing back from the coronavirus recession. And Thomas Washington ST Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church was the only house of worship destroyed in the 9 11 attacks in New York. In its place, a national shrine will have a ceremonial lighting Friday. The domed Greek marble shrine is closed to the reflecting pools that mark where the twin towers once stood. When we like the church from within. Represents the triumph of literally the triumph of light over darkness. Michael Passaro's is with Friends of ST Nicholas. The victims did not die alone. And Chula Catsimatidis has a special connection to ST Nicholas. She remembers when her late brother John, first discovered the small church. Remember my mom saying that Because she was such a devout Christian. That Um That John and the other victims were being cradled by Saint Nicholas. Her brother died on 9 11. The interior of the shrine is slated for completion next year. I'm Ed Donahue, a giant monument to General Robert E. Lee is no longer towering over the Confederacy is former capital. In Richmond, Virginia,.
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"New federal report says Solar energy could provide as much as 40% of the nation's electricity in 15 years, but it would require billions of dollars in federal investment. The Energy Department says the U. S. Installed a record 15 gigawatts of solar generating capacity last year as it shifts toward a renewable dominant power grid to address the threat of climate change. Solar now represents just over 3% of the electrical supply. But Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm says solar could produce enough to power all homes in the U. S. By 2035 To do that, however, the department's Renewable Energy laboratory says the country would need to quadruple its annual solar capacity. Installing 30 gigawatts per year between now and 2025 doubled the current rate in 60 gigawatts double again over the following five years. Ben Thomas Washington The Federal Reserve's latest survey of business conditions, finds US economic activity downshifted in July and August. The Fed's beige book cites rising concerns about Covid's Delta variant as well as supply chain problems in labor shortages for the slowdown. Americans held back on dining out travel and tourism and the report also notes particular weakness in auto sales that's attributed to low inventories due to a shortage of computer chips. There had been expectations The Fed could soon announced plans to start reducing its monthly bond purchases, which are being made to help lower long term interest rates. However, analysts say that's less likely given the distance. Pointing August jobs. Report. Ben Thomas Washington A death row inmate is seeking his pastor's touch during his execution. A Texas death row inmate set to be executed for killing a convenience store worker more than 17 years ago, is asking that his pastor be allowed to lay hands on him as he dies by lethal injection. The request by John Henry Ramirez is the latest clash between death row inmates and prison officials over the presence of spiritual advisers in the death chamber. Ramirez is set to be executed Wednesday. His lawyer says Texas is violating Ramirez his first Amendment rights to practice his religion. The state now allows spiritual advisers and the death chamber but there can't be contact between the prisoner and the advisor. I'm Walter Ratliff. U. S. Employers again posted a record number of job openings in July. The Labor Department reports openings rose to 10.9 million last month, topping the record set just in June. At the same time, the department's job openings and labor turnover survey showed actual hiring dipped slightly to 6.7 million. Meanwhile, layoffs rose slightly to 1.3 million and nearly 4.5 million people quit their jobs. That number, however, as soon as a sign that many Americans are confident enough in their prospects to seek a new job, and overall, the report comes as assigned. The labor market is bouncing back from the coronavirus recession. Ben Thomas Washington ST Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church was the only house of worship destroyed in the 9 11 attacks in New York. In its place, a national shrine will have a ceremonial lighting Friday. The domed Greek marble shrine is close to the reflecting pools that mark where the twin towers once stood. When we like the church from within. Represents the triumph of literally the triumph of light over darkness. Michael Passaro's is with Friends of ST Nicholas. The victims did not die alone. And Chula Catsimatidis has a special connection to ST Nicholas. She remembers when her late brother John, first discovered the small church. Remember my mom saying that Because she was such a devout Christian. That Um That John and the other victims were being cradled by Saint Nicholas. Her brother died on 9 11. The interior of the shrine is slated for completion next year. I'm Ed Donahue, a giant monument to General Robert E. Lee is no longer towering over the Confederacy is former capital..
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"New federal report says Solar energy could provide as much as 40% of the nation's electricity in 15 years, but it would require billions of dollars in federal investment. The Energy Department says the U. S. Installed a record 15 gigawatts of solar generating capacity last year as it shifts toward a renewable dominant power grid to address the threat of climate change. Solar now represents just over 3% of the electrical supply. But Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm says solar could produce enough to power all homes in the U. S. By 2035 To do that, however, the department's Renewable Energy laboratory says the country would need to quadruple its annual solar capacity. Installing 30 gigawatts per year between now and 2025 doubled the current rate and 60 gigawatts double again over the following five years. Ben Thomas Washington The Federal Reserve's latest survey of business conditions, finds US economic activity downshifted in July and August. The Fed's beige book cites rising concerns about Covid's Delta variant as well as supply chain problems in labor shortages for the slowdown. Americans held back on dining out travel and tourism and the report also notes particular weakness in auto sales that's attributed to low inventories due to a shortage of computer chips. There had been expectations The Fed could soon announced plans to start reducing its monthly bond purchases, which are being made to help lower long term interest rates. However, analysts say that's less likely given the distance. Pointing August jobs. Report. Ben Thomas Washington A death row inmate is seeking his pastor's touch during his execution. A Texas death row inmate set to be executed for killing a convenience store worker more than 17 years ago, is asking that his pastor be allowed to lay hands on him as he dies by lethal injection. The request by John Henry Ramirez is the latest clash between death row inmates and prison officials over the presence of spiritual advisers in the death chamber. Ramirez is set to be executed Wednesday. His lawyer says Texas is violating Ramirez his first Amendment rights to practice his religion. The state now allows spiritual advisers in the death chamber, but there can't be contact between a prisoner and the advisor. I'm Walter Ratliff. U. S. Employers again posted a record number of job openings in July. The Labor Department reports openings rose to 10.9 million last month, topping the record set just in June. At the same time, the department's job openings and labor turnover survey showed actual hiring dipped slightly to 6.7 million. Meanwhile, layoffs rose slightly to 1.3 million and nearly 4.5 million people quit their jobs. That number, however, as soon as a sign that many Americans are confident enough in their prospects to seek a new job, and overall, the report comes as assigned, the labor market is bouncing back from the coronavirus recession. And Thomas Washington ST Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church was the only house of worship destroyed in the 9 11 attacks in New York. In its place, a national shrine will have a ceremonial lighting Friday. The domed Greek marble shrine is closed to the reflecting pools that mark where the twin towers once stood. When we like the church from within. Represents the triumph of literally the triumph of light over darkness. Michael Passaro's is with Friends of ST Nicholas. The victims did not die alone. And Chula Catsimatidis has a special connection to ST Nicholas. She remembers when her late brother John, first discovered the small church. Remember my mom saying that Because she was such a devout Christian. That Um That John and the other victims were being cradled by Saint Nicholas. Her brother died on 9 11. The interior of the shrine is slated for completion next year. I'm Ed Donahue, a giant monument to General Robert E. Lee is no longer towering over the Confederacy is former capital..
WCPT 820
"1.3 million" Discussed on WCPT 820
"Former press secretary Sean Spicer, Biden press secretary Jen Psaki. The president's objective is what any president's objective is. This was to ensure you have nominees and people serving on these boards who Are qualified to serve on them and who are aligned with your values. The Confederate statue honoring Robert E. Lee has been taken down in Richmond, Virginia, for more than a century 21 FT statue of General Robert E. Lee towered over Virginia's Capital city, which also served as the Confederacy is capital. This morning. A crowd of hundreds cheered as workers in Richmond remove the statue from its giant pedestal. Governor Ralph Northam ordered last summer that the statue come down after George Floyd's death in Minneapolis. But the removal was tied up in courts until a recent ruling cleared the way for other Confederate statues along what's known as a Monument Avenue were removed last year. Soccer Megane Washington. This is a P news. Job openings increase. The Labor Department reports. Openings rose to 10.9 million last month, topping the record set just in June. At the same time, the department's job openings and labor turnover survey showed actual hiring dipped slightly to 6.7 million. Meanwhile, layoffs rose slightly to 1.3 million and nearly 4.5 million people quit their jobs. That number, however, is seen as a sign that many Americans are confident enough in their prospects to seek a new job, and overall, the report comes as assigned. The labor market is bouncing back from the coronavirus recession. Ben Thomas Washington 11 new deaths in New Orleans due to Hurricane IDA, raising the state's death toll to 26 people. Tropical Storm Mindy form suddenly today in the Northeast Gulf of Mexico, prompting a tropical storm warning for the Panhandle to the big Ben. Mindy could produce up to half foot of rain through tomorrow morning. I'm Tim Maguire. AP News This is a 20 a M. W. CPT, Willow Springs and streaming Worldwide. W cpt 8 20 dot com We are Chicago's progressive talk where facts matter. Now you're w c p t A 20. Chicago traffic.
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"The U. S s top 40 million confirmed coronavirus cases and 651,000 deaths, a surge fueled by the Dell to vary it and 40 some percent of the population that has not been vaccinated. Tomorrow. President Biden will lay out a half dozen steps his administration wants to see in the next phase of the fight against the virus. Press Secretary Jen Psaki building on the steps that we've already announced the steps we've taken over the last few months, requiring more vaccinations, boosting important testing measures and more, making it safer for kids to go to school Secretary of State Antony Blinken is pressing the Taliban to allow charter flights carrying would be evacuated to leave Mazar al Sharif, Afghanistan, These charters need to be able to depart. And we continue every day. Virtually every hour to work on that land Security says about 60,000 people have arrived in the U. S from Afghanistan since August. 17th I'm Tim McGuire. U. S. Employers again posted a record number of job openings in July. The Labor Department reports openings rose to 10.9 million last month, topping the record set just in June. At the same time, the department's job openings and labor turnover survey. Showed actual hiring dipped slightly to 6.7 million. Meanwhile, layoffs rose slightly to 1.3 million and nearly 4.5 million people quit their jobs. That number, however, is seen as a sign that many Americans are confident enough in their prospects to seek a new job. And overall, the report comes as a sign the labor market is bouncing back from the coronavirus recession. And Thomas Washington ST Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church was the only house of worship destroyed in the 9 11 attacks in New York. In its place, a national shrine will have a ceremonial lighting Friday. The domed Greek marble shrine is close to the reflecting pools that mark where the twin towers once stood. When we like the church from within. Represents the triumph of literally the triumph of light over darkness. Michael Passaro's is with Friends of ST Nicholas. The victims did not die alone. And Pula Catsimatidis has a special connection to ST Nicholas. She remembers when her late brother John, first discovered the small church. Remember my mom saying that Because she was such a devout Christian. That Um That John and the other victims were being cradled by Saint Nicholas. Her brother died on 9 11. The interior of the shrine is slated for completion next year. I'm Ed Donahue, a giant monument to General Robert E. Lee is no longer towering over the Confederacy is former capital..
AP News
"1.3 million" Discussed on AP News
"Number of job openings in July. The Labor Department reports openings rose to 10.9 million last month, topping the record set just in June. At the same time, the department's job openings and labor turnover survey showed actual hiring dipped slightly to 6.7 million. Meanwhile, layoffs rose slightly to 1.3 million and nearly 4.5 million people quit their jobs. That number, however, as soon as a sign that many Americans are confident enough in their prospects to seek a new job, and overall, the report comes as assigned, the labor market is bouncing back from the coronavirus recession. And Thomas Washington ST Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church was the only house of worship destroyed in the 9 11 attacks in New York. In its place, a national shrine will have a ceremonial lighting Friday. The domed Greek marble shrine is close to the reflecting pools that mark where the twin towers once stood. When we like the church from within. Represents the triumph of literally the triumph of light over darkness. Michael Passaro's is with Friends of ST Nicholas. The victims did not die alone. And Pula Catsimatidis has a special connection to ST Nicholas. She remembers when her late brother John, first discovered the small church. Remember my mom saying that Because she was such a devout Christian. That Um That John and the other victims were being cradled by ST Nicholas. Her brother died on 9 11. The interior of the shrine is slated for completion next year. I'm Ed Donahue, a giant monument to General Robert E. Lee is no longer towering over the Confederacy is former capital. In Richmond, Virginia,.
KOMO
"1.3 million" Discussed on KOMO
"The Pentagon now preparing to require the shot for its 1.3 million active duty troops. New York City announcing shots will now be required for all school employees, with weekly testing no longer an option, and workers at United Airlines have five weeks to show that now required Proof of vaccination. While the FDA has full approval of the Pfizer vaccine applies to those 16 and older, the agency, making it clear that does not mean it should be given off label to younger Children. They are not just small adults, so we really would have to have the data and the appropriate dose before By recommending that Children I'll be vaccinated. But this first full approval could be a game changer for those who have been hesitant to get a shot. A recent poll finding that three in 10 of those unvaccinated would be more likely to get it now and with every state in the country now experiencing high community transmission except Vermont and Maine. More Americans are dying of covid. Now an average of 738 every day, Florida just saw its deadliest weak healthcare workers, hoping people will get the vaccine as they face a crush of covid patients. One of my biggest frustrations is that were maybe not vaccinating our kids at a rate that Um, is beneficial to everyone. So what about the other vaccines? Full approval for Moderna and Johnson and Johnson is expected in the coming months. That's a B C's Eva Pilgrim, the director of the National Institutes of Health. Dr Francis Collins had some interesting things to say about all of this this morning when he spoke with ABC is George Stephanopoulos. Let's celebrate a moment a little bright sunshine here coming through the covid clouds. I think this is a big deal getting this full approval. And I hope of those three out of 10 that have said this was a significant factor in there, holding off that they will see today as an opportunity to change that view. Hit the reset button on all those other reasons that they had heard. Why this is not a good idea and decided to roll up.
America's First News
Man Wins Lottery Twice in South Carolina in Two Weeks
"Who collected a $40,000 lottery prize discovered his lucky streak wasn't over when he scored another $3 million jackpot. Two weeks later, the Grand Strand man telling the South Carolina education lottery officials that he was left feeling lucky after his $40,000 mega millions prize, So he bought an extra ticket for the July 27th drawing when he visited gas station to fill up his car. He ended up winning three million just two weeks later after his first brush with luck, saying he couldn't believe it. He said his family was shocked when he broke. The news asked the kids, What are the odds of this happening? Lottery officials said. The odds of winning 40,000 playing mega millions are one in 931,000. The odds of winning three million are about one in 13 million.
The Dan Patrick Show
Thunder Get Future First-Round NBA Draft Pick, Derrick Favors From Jazz
"The Thunder just continue to stockpile first round picks to get Derrick favors in a future first rounder from the Jazz for a future second round put Pick, as the move now puts Utah 13 million under the luxury tax and gives, Okay, C 13 1st round picks outside their own over the next five years. Remarkable
Donna and Steve
On a Quiet Weekend, ‘Old’ Tops, ‘Snake Eyes’ Sinks
"All right, let's talk about Let's make this stirred alert about weekend. Box office slash tv ratings because the numbers are in for both. Yeah, and I don't think anybody is that happy. So G I Joe Snake eyes came Snake eyes cost $88 Million To makes of 13 Million is not great. The old 16.5 not great, You know, So is this because of Covid. Or is this because nobody cares about these movies? We'll find out. Hmm. What is snake eyes about? It's like a G I Joe movie, Right? Right, Right. Um, I don't know. Britney's probably. I mean, Brittany was in the military. She's probably a big G I, Joe fan. Your thoughts Your review on snake eyes. Well, the thing is, I liked it because there was G I Joe aspects and the things I didn't like about it is that there wasn't enough. G I Joe s. So you saw this movie? No. I just took the information that okay by me and then repurposed it you Didn't mention that there were snake eyes in the movie. Maybe that had something to do with any would not like that Part numbers are low. I mean, this is a continuing trend you know, in the heights was low and space jam was low, and the black widow was low. So things
News Radio 1190 KEX
"1.3 million" Discussed on News Radio 1190 KEX
"You so many flights here. They're already sold out. In fact, United Airline CEO Scott Kirby tells me that for this weekend Got 1.3 million bookings. Already, United has opened up a lottery free flights, but only for those who were vaccinated. They've already had more than 220,000. Vaccine card uploads. You're listening to ABC news. Our top story. Restaurants are having a tough time finding enough workers. Robbie Wilson, co owner of But Mr Northwest Portland, tells key to many of the workers have moved on to other careers that are more reliable. He says they're trying to lure workers but can't afford to offer signing bonuses, like many other restaurants, trying to create the kind of family environment so It's getting too much more for us A hate Gino, someone that you want to work with. Some restaurants are offering those signing bonuses of 500 to $1000. Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start of the summer camping season and after last year 11 90 Katie Exes Gail Cunningham says the 2021 kickoff weekend is shaping up to be a busy one. The pandemic shut down most of the park system last Memorial Day weekend. Nothing compares to 2022. There's nothing normal about it. Chris Hovel with Oregon Parks and REC, says Memorial Day weekend 2021 is shaping up to be just as busy as 2019 for Memorial Day. We are pretty much full with reservations. Things are pretty normal, with all campsites being available that people will see reminder signs about maintaining social distance and masking up in restrooms and other common areas and hobble says Be aware of the high fire danger. The clock of the school district is investigating racist vandalism at clack of his high school. Re fried and black beans were spirit on the entrance to the school. Along with Trump campaign stickers and door hangers. The school district superintendent called it a disturbing act of racist vandalism. They're investigating to determine who was responsible. Driver who tried to allude toilet and police yesterday morning crashed on I, too will five ran from the scene and was arrested after a long search. The driver crashed in the median of I, too, will five near West Linn and ran into a neighborhood..
KGO 810
"1.3 million" Discussed on KGO 810
"Station. From ABC News coming a national rallying cry. Today. George Floyd's family will be welcome to the White House following the death of George Floyd. The calls for police reform were swift. But the reforms themselves have been slow calls in Minneapolis remained to defund the police. The city's mayor recently unveiled proposals for reform that includes efforts to replenish the city's police department. Nationally. Efforts for Congress to pass a reform bill named for Floyd Continue, Republican negotiators said Monday night. There is a framework but significant sticking points remain. Marco Malard ABC NEWS The White House says the U. S will hit a milestone today half of all American adults fully vaccinated. President Biden set the goal of getting that number up to 70% by the fourth of July. Madonna has announced today that clinical trials involving its covert 19 vaccine and adolescents work their clinical trials in teens ages. 12 to 15 showed 100% efficacy and zero serious safety signals. Now that covert cases they're getting lower. Americans are getting back to traveling ABC studio Benitez is at O'Hare Airport in Chicago. We're on the right here. It'll hurt. I got to tell you so many flights here. They're already sold out. In fact, United Airline CEO Scott Kirby tells me that for this weekend, they've got 1.3 million bookings. Already, United has opened up a lottery free flights, but only for those who are vaccinated. They've already had more than 220,000 vaccine card uploads You're listening to ABC News.
WLS-AM 890
"1.3 million" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Were serving 1.3 million families. Across the country were managing $270 billion in essence, been doing this for 36 years. Let me please retort to these objections and obstacles that people are citing frankly, nothing more than excuses. As to why people say they're not getting a financial plan. You don't think you have enough money for a financial plan. Let me remind you what the purpose of the financial plan is. The reason you create a financial plan is to give you a path for creating wealth. In other words, the less money you have. The more important it is that you have a financial plan. Mean, feline musk. Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates. Warren Buffett. I really don't think it matters. If they have a financial plan, their wealthy they're fine. But if you're living paycheck to paycheck if you don't have a lot of money in savings if you aren't contributing the maximum to your retirement plan, it work If you don't even have a retirement plan, it work. Well, how are you going to create wealth? Getting a financial plan shows you the way. So instead of saying, I don't have enough money to bother with a plan, the less money you have, The more important it is that you get one, and does it seem too complicated. Well, that's what I'm here for. And all of us here, it element, financial engines and every financial planner in this country. That's our job. You don't have to worry about the complication, the complexity the fact that you don't have a lot of skills, education, training or experience in any of this. That's not your job. That's our job. You only need to be an expert on one thing. You and you are an expert. You know how much income you have? You know how much money you spend? You know what you have in debt. And most importantly, you know what? Your aspirations are. You know what your hopes and dreams are. All you've got to do is share that info with us will do the rest. It's like going to the doctor. You don't have to go to medical school in order to go toe of Dr You just say, Doc. It hurts when I go like this, and the Doc will tell you what to do about that. You don't have enough time. You'd be amazed how simple and easy it is to do this. The burden of work is on the planner. Not you. That's a simple excuse that isn't valid. And is it probably too expensive? This is perhaps my favorite objection. Too expensive. Remember, our goal is to help you achieve wealth. Those who have a planner, according to the survey, or achieving greater wealth than those who don't have a plan, So hey, charge me whatever you want, If you're going to help me become wealthy, and I think you'll discover that the fees the financial planners charge is an awful lot less than you're probably thinking that it is because if the fee was high, nobody would pay it. We wouldn't exist. Remember, our goal is to help you become wealthy, And that means we need to help. Make sure that we keep your costs low because the lower the costs The greater your ability to create wealth. No, you're putting it off. I know you're procrastinating, Please. If you don't have a written.
WLS-AM 890
"1.3 million" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"89, a cumulus station. Illinois is now in the bridge. Phase news is next. But first your weather channel forecast clouds increasing for the weekend forecast a lot more cloud cover next week, with some May showers showing up Monday through Friday next week, just about every day next week. It's a beautiful afternoon, though. Soak up some sunshine Today, mid sixties today 51 are low tonight Spring returning this weekend. Isolated showers Saturday High 65. Sunday Partly cloudy 65 from the Weather Channel meteorologist Scott Larrimore wls AM 8 90 with another update in 30 minutes, It's 68 O'Hare 70 at midway and 64 degrees at the lakefront. There's nothing that'll scare your hot date away faster than bad breath. Luckily, smart mouth mouthwash has got your back for 24 full hours with two reds is a day find smart mouth in the mouthwash, ill and Walgreens or visit smart mouths. Com to find a retailer near you. Illinois is now in the bridge phase, which means capacity limits of expanded for businesses. Dining offices, events, conferences in sports. Moving into the bridge phase required 70% of Illinois and 65 older to have received at least one dose of the cove in 19 vaccine. Almost 81% of people 65 older have received at least one dose now. And if health and hospital metrics remained stable for 28 days, Illinois will move to the face five, which means full re opening with no restrictions That could be June. 11th, Illinois Health officials reporting 1841 new confirmed and probable cases of covert 19 today 49 additional deaths, so that brings the state total to more than 1.3 million cases. 22,000. 369 deaths. The CDC says.
C-SPAN Programming
Biden's First U.S. Jobs Report Shows Challenges Ahead
"Graham spoke, President Joe Biden got an economic briefing from Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and other top administration officials. President spoke about the aid bill being considered by the Senate and also the Labor Department's February jobs. Report. 379,000 Jobs added the unemployment rate down a tick to 6.2%. They job report shows that the American rescue plan is urgently needed. In our view, our economy still has 9.5 million fewer jobs had this time last year. At that rate, it would take two years to get us back on track. We have one million fewer educators, one million fewer educators that we did this time last year, we've lost 400,000 small business. This is all those empty storefronts. Aren't you shattered dreams? There are warning lights that's going off the state local budgets better beans stretched because lack of tax revenue and some last month job growth is result of the December relief package without a rescue plan. These games are going to slow. You can't afford one step forward and two steps backward. We need to be Virus provided essential relief and build an inclusive recovered. People need help. Now, unless than two weeks enhanced unemployment benefits will begin to expire for 11 million people. At least seven million kids don't have enough food to eat regular basis. 13 million people are behind in the rent on the rescue plan is absolutely essential for turning this around. Getting kids back to school, safely getting old. Lifeline, a small business and getting the upper hand. I'm covert 19. That's we're gonna be talking about now. So I thank you all for coming on in. Thank you.
Mornings on the Mall with Brian Wilson
Texas Power Plants Back Online but Hundreds of Thousands Still Without Power
"Power plants are back online more than 280,000 households, they're still don't have power actually down from 2.7 million on Wednesday. The bite administration says it said 60 generators, thousands of blankets and other supplies to Texas to help address the allergist. But more than 13 million Texans are still seeing interruptions in their water services. Fox News Kevin
This Morning with Gordon Deal
Winter storm leaves millions without food, water and power
"Have now led to shortages of food and fresh drinking water cities, including Austin, Houston and San Antonio, are under boiled water notices until Monday. Or the 13 Million Texans are seeing interruptions in their water services in Harris County, home to Houston, officials had to rescue more than 8000 covert vaccines when power went out at the county Public Health Department. Sylvester Turner is the mayor of Houston. The hospital's lot of pressure is much better today. Then on yesterday depression. The jails, for example, is much better as of last night. Then it was Earlier part of the day and that should continue to improve. Meanwhile, supermarket chains have closed due to power outages and impassable roads, and those that managed to open often have empty shelves since delivery trucks haven't navigated the icy roads. Our plans are back online. But an estimated 325,000 homes still don't have electricity because of things like downed lines. Food banks in
News, Traffic and Weather
Winter storm devastates Texas as millions face water crisis
"Across the state. After brutal winter storms knocked power out to millions. There is still a serious water crisis, though, and more bitter cold on the way, the mayor of Houston tonight says people may have to boil their water until Sunday or Monday. Frozen pipes and power outages compromised the safety of the water for 13 million. Some odd people now summer melting snow tonight to get drinking water. We're running dangerously low on water. So now what we've been doing all day is actually coming outside, getting snow, putting it in our pots. And he did it on our propane grill. There are a lot of desperate people there tonight about 325,000 businesses are still without power. That's down from three million yesterday, the bite administration declaring states of emergency in Texas, Oklahoma and other states hit hard by the storms. Tonight. Texas Senator Ted
News, Traffic and Weather
Texas water shortage adds to power crisis
"A majority of the Texas power outages have been restored. But about 13 million Texans have no water or they have to boil it. So cold in Southern California. But Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti says there's a delay in covert vaccine shipments because of snow and ice elsewhere as results about 12,500 patients. Appointments tomorrow. For vaccinations that are large vaccination sites have had their appointments rescheduled. Automatic vaccinations postponed or canceled and dozens of other states for the same cold Reason. Chuck's Iverson, ABC News
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"1.3 million" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"If and when Mayor Marty Walsh heads to Washington. If the city were to do things by the book, Boston could have four elections between now and November of preliminary and a special election. Depending on when Mayor Walsh vacates the office and then the regular preliminary, an election this fall during a pandemic and a fiscal crisis that seemed unwise to many. So counselor Ricardo Arroyo introduced the home rule petition to just let the council president be the acting mayor for a bit the vote to get 0155 has received. Well votes in the affirmative, and one president, counselor. George, who was running for mayor voted president Counselors. Campbell and Wu, who are also running voted Yes, the Legislature must approve the home rule petition. Karen Regal WBZ Boston's news radio on the same day that Canada declares the proud boys, a domestic terrorist group. The FBI says the attack on the U. S Capitol may have been designed by the group's vengeance. Remember stabbing at a rally last year, a leader of the proud boys by the way, now under arrest, another one, faces charges of conspiracy as the investigation into the Capitol attack on January, 6th continues to ramp up. How about this? A robotics team at Worcester Poly Tech is now a finalist in the space Robotics Challenge. It's sponsored by NASA. A total of 123 teams worldwide started out in the qualifying round of competition. WPS Capricorn team is one of only 22. Making it to the final round there in the process of programming. Virtual robots to find and extract valuable resource is from the moon, co principal investigator Karlo pincer, Rowley says the goal is to use the bones natural resource is to support future space missions to harvest water will, in turn makes possible trusting makes fuel but then eventually will be used to our rockets. That will go back to where Before there were good marks, the Capricorn team would receive $185,000 if they place first. In the competition, which ends in July. Kevin Tonic left WBZ Boston's news radio is the Corona virus vaccine is about to hit the mainstream, CBS News correspondent Daniel Bacchus says. With covert shots on the way to pharmacies all around the country, a promise made by President Biden may soon become reality. People line up around the country, President Biden's coronavirus coordinator, says the U. S is well on its way to delivering 100 Million Covert vaccine shots in 100 days are seven day average. Daily doses administered now averaging over 1.3 million shots per day that news comes is called. The deaths are still rising. While new cases in hospital admissions are declining. And even as more Americans do get the vaccine, the CDC warns new variants of this virus could reverse Recent positive trends. But is there a lack of communication and education regarding the covert vaccine? And is that a factor in why some are not receiving the shots more from CBS is Meg Oliver 8% of Americans have now gotten there first shot, but reaching minority communities remains a vaccine roadblock. So are they vaccinating enough people of color? We really need to do much better. Unfortunately. Black Americans are getting vaccinated at only about half the rate of white Americans that needs to improve. People are dying. My patients are dying. My.
KTRH
"1.3 million" Discussed on KTRH
"I think of, I think of Ah Hamburger commercial from the 19 nineties. Very, very, very dicey, very, very attractive Female on board a mechanical horse. Eating I hamburger and a very provocative way. Tell me. Have you checked it out yet? Oh, would you agree? Thumbs up, Thumbs up. Yep. Watching on YouTube if you haven't seen it well, At the time that Hardee's was doing this course you can't do it now. Because that would be objectifying women. No, wait a minute for me was about Objectifying the hamburger. You. That hamburger look good. But I'll tell you what. Andy Puzder was the CEO of parties at the time on Fox yesterday, reminding us that this whole $15 an hour minimum wage thing. It's not a good idea. You can't raise the minimum wage. For these small businesses coming out of a recession. Small businesses are dropping like flies. They're closing every day and the jobs go with him and the people that work at those restaurants there. Minimum wage become zero. You can't shut it down. When you're coming out of a recession. You can't increase labor costs. Bernie Sanders knows perfectly well that nobody's out there making $7.25 an hour. You can't hire an employee for less than 11 or $12 an hour right now, despite what the what the federal minimum wages. This is political, not Jerry mentioned. At Congressional Budget Office reports saying that they lose 1.3 million jobs. That was the median number they said You could lose up to 3.7 million jobs, and a report came out on Monday of this week, looking at the research on the minimum wage by the National Bureau of Economic Research again, a nonpartisan group, and they said it kills low way judge So you're gonna kill small businesses. You're going to kill low wage jobs. You're gonna hurt American workers. Sanders knows it. This is political. I don't even think they actually want to pass it. I think they prefer If Republicans prevented it. We'll see. We'll see. In the meantime, I'm hungry. 6 51 this time for traffic.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Coronavirus Cases Continue to Spike Across US
"Continues to surge in the U. S. The number of new daily coronavirus cases has crashed through a new threshold. Data from Johns Hopkins University shows the number of newly confirmed Covic 19 cases top 200,000 for the first time Friday. 205,557 to be precise. The total number of cases reported in the US since the first one in January is now more than 13 Million. Meanwhile, the number of people dying of infections remains well above 1000 per day, 1404 on Friday as the total approaches 265,000.
WBZ Programming
Los Angeles orders more restrictions as coronavirus surges
"A new surgeon covert 19 cases will materialize following the Thanksgiving gatherings across the country. CBS news correspondent Dana Bacchus. Reports from Los Angeles, where new stay at home orders are set to take effect on Monday. Under new coronavirus restrictions, millions of Los Angeles County residents will only be allowed to gather with people from their own households. The rule goes into effect Monday and is set to last three weeks amid surging case numbers. Even before Thanksgiving gatherings Cove in 19 cases were increasing in 32 states, with Pennsylvania, Arkansas in Massachusetts breaking record. Hurts. We will not get a reprieve because then Christmas comes and then New York times So if we're just stacking search of concert concert Am significantly worried about that. The U. S. Has now had more than 13 million covert 19 cases since the start of the pandemic. Four million of those cases were reported in November alone, and the latest covert 19 numbers in Massachusetts have been released. The Department of Public Health is reporting just over 2900 new cases and 40 additional deaths on Saturday. Meanwhile,