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WTOP
"5 year prison" Discussed on WTOP
"To grow. Good morning, I'm Ann Kramer. And I'm John Aaron, teddy gellman is our producer. Former president Donald Trump went on the attack from his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida last night, declaring that felony charges made against him were erroneous, politically motivated and an insult to our country. The former president responded to the indictment by calling it ridiculous in the DA who brought it a criminal leaker. Donald Trump was just as harsh when he described the man who will preside over the case. I have a Trump hating judge with a Trump hating wife and family. Hours earlier in his courtroom, judge Juan Marshawn asked Trump to refrain from making comments that might incite violence, create unrest, or jeopardize the safety of individuals. Stephen portnoy, CBS News. The former president pleaded not guilty to 34 felony charges of filing false business records related to an alleged scheme to bury allegations about extramarital affairs ahead of the 2016 presidential election. Meanwhile, Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg defended his decision to prosecute the former president. Why? Did Donald Trump repeatedly make these false statements? The evidence will show that he did so to cover up crimes relating to the 2016 election. That is a scheme to buy and suppress negative information to help mister Trump's chance of winning the election. Former president Trump is the first former American president ever to be charged with a crime. And reaction coming in from members of Congress this morning more from WTO's Mitchell Miller today on the hill. In this case, there is no crime. It is a very weak case. New York congresswoman Elise Stefanik, the House Republican conference chair and strong supporter of the former president, speaking with reporters. House Republicans have continued to hammer New York district attorney Alvin Bragg for charging mister Trump, arguing that it shows there's a two tier legal system, one for Republicans and one for Democrats. But Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer says he believes mister Trump will have a fair trial, and Virginia democratic congresswoman Abigail spanberger says every American, including a former president, should be equal in the eyes of the law. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller WTO. House speaker Kevin McCarthy is set to meet with Taiwan's president today in a planned move that is angered China. President Tsai ing Wen is expected to meet with McCarthy and Los Angeles as she makes her way back home from a tour of Taiwan's only remaining diplomatic allies in Latin America. Belize and Guatemala. China views Taiwan as its own territory and treats any dealings between U.S. and Taiwanese leaders as a challenge to its sovereignty. We've learned this morning the D.C. mayor muriel Bowser has been invited to testify before the House oversight committee as it continues to hold hearings on crime in the nation's capital. The invitation is for May the 16th, though Bowser says she's still deciding whether or not she will attend. D.C. council chairman, Phil mendelson and council member Charles Allen, both appeared before the committee last week for a hearing on the city's crime and policing. Republicans on the committee argue that crime has become a crisis and that the council is soft on crime. A man in Maryland has been arrested accused of phoning in a threat to an LGBTQ advocacy group. While federal criminal complaint accuses 34 year old Adam natina of Howard county with leaving a threatening voicemail on the phone of the D.C. based Human Rights Campaign, investigators say the threat was sent a day after police gave unclear information about the gender of the shooter who killed 6 at a private Christian school in Nashville. The voicemail referred to the shooting and threatened violence. Natina faces a detention hearing Friday and the charges carry a possible 5 year prison sentence. Particularly on WTO P news. New bike lanes
WTOP
"5 year prison" Discussed on WTOP
"This is WTO news. It's 5 45. I'm John Aaron. And I'm Ann Kramer. Former president Trump pleaded not guilty to 34 felony charges yesterday. Prosecutors say he conspired to undermine the 2016 presidential election by trying to suppress information that could harm his candidacy. WCBS reporter Steve Burns joined WTO earlier with more. This is a really extraordinary case because those false flight business documents were in service of something much larger and that is deception around the 2016 election. He said election law in New York was violated. This $130,000 payment that was made to stormy Daniels exceeded political contribution caps and so that makes this case rise to the level of a felony. Now speaking from our Lago last night, Trump went after a Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg, calling him a criminal and claiming the judge overseeing the case, hates him. A Maryland man is in jail after allegedly phoning in a threat to a major advocacy group for LGBTQ rights, while federal criminal complaint accuses 34 year old Adam natina of Howard county with leaving a threatening voicemail on the phone of the D.C. based Human Rights Campaign. Investigators say the threat was sent a day after police gave unclear information about the gender of the shooter who killed 6 at a private Christian school in Nashville. The voicemail referred to the shooting and threatened violence. Natina faces a detention hearing Friday and the charges carry a possible 5 year prison sentence. Marilyn fire crews have been working through the night to contain what's being called an unusually significant brush fire happening in owings mills, the fire at soldiers delight natural environment area was mostly contained, but still not under control as of last night. Now it started yesterday afternoon and eventually drew out about 200 firefighters from numerous departments. Several Maryland National Guard helicopters also dropped water on the flames, about 30 homes in that area Baltimore county had been evacuated. Prince William county is getting a new fire chief, Thomas lebell will take over on May 1st. He most recently served as a deputy chief in henrico county, Prince William county, has been looking for a permanent chief since Timothy Keane retired in September. Young Americans apparently dream of working at Google, a new axios generation lab survey of college students around the country found that Google was seen as the most attractive employer followed by the federal government, the survey also asked students which companies they felt were doing good in the world. Patagonia topped that list followed by Google and Tesla over 2000 college students were surveyed
This Week in Tech
"5 year prison" Discussed on This Week in Tech
"We'll just forage you there. But yeah, I mean, Amazon won't sell my audiobook. Let's be fair. Is it that Amazon won't sell it or that you won't allow them to sell it? Well, I went to Amazon and said, you can sell my audiobooks, just don't put DRM on them. As you promised you wouldn't when you bought audible because they said they were getting rid of the DRM. Audible's always had DRM. It's not hard to strip it off. But they've always had DRM. And I was just assumed it was the publishers that insisted on it. There are audiobooks. That's right. Well, all of them except for audible and Apple books, which is a front end for audible, allow you to choose whether there's DRM. The thing about this DRM, and this kind of resolves the mystery under the digital millennium copyright act section 1201, it is more illegal for you to remove DRM from an audiobook that I made with my blessing than it is for you to pirate that audiobook. If I give you the tool to remove DRM from my audiobook that I made and paid for, I commit a felony punishable by a 5 year prison sentence in a $500,000 line for a first offense. The maximum penalty civil and criminal for making an infringing copy of that book is only $400,000. Wow. And so, you know, it is obvious when you put it that way, why Amazon would want to make sure that they have DRM and all the books because it means that if someone offers me more money for my audiobooks to take my books off audible and sell them somewhere else, I have to bet that my audience is willing to throw away all the audiobooks they've ever bought to follow me to a rival platform because I can't authorize them to remove the DRM and Amazon's not going to send me a list of all my customers so I can send them free download codes for another platform. So I'm just stuck, right? So I've always had this position that I'm just not going to be bait in a sticky trap. And here we are, you know, more than a decade after Amazon purchased audible. It's now 90% of the audiobook market. And they are engaged in rampant wage theft, the audible gate scandal, accounted for at least a $100 million in wage theft from independent audiobook creators. And still not giving creators the choice about whether they want to lock their listeners to Amazon's platform, not just for the term of copyright, which is 90 years on these commercial works, but forever. TRM, I should just explain his copy protection, digital rights management for people who don't want to fire up Wikipedia and look it up. Yeah. It's an encryption scheme. It doesn't work very well because the way that it's easy to strip off. Yeah, I scramble the book, and then I give you the book with a player that has the key to unscrambled it. And then I bet that you're never going to figure out where in that player I had the key. The technical term for this insecurity research is wishful thinking. So it's not like a thing that stops people from pirating audiobooks. You don't need to strip DRM off to pirate audiobooks. You just type, you know, book name, space, MP3 free download pirate into your favorite search engine, you can just get it, right? The only thing this does is prevent actual proprietors, creators, and publishers from creating legitimate legal businesses that present alternatives to Amazon and would discipline Amazon and its dealings with creators. And with audiences, because Amazon is now sticking ads in the audiobooks you pay for. Which again is just, and if they can control what player you listen to, they can stop you from skipping ads. You just explained, by the way, why the record industry is going after ISPs now. And even worse, when after quad 9, a DNS resolver, they can't stop the piracy, so what they want to do is stop you from finding the pirate sites. They actually won their case. I was shocked. They won their case against quad 9. Yeah. Yeah. You know, I think that the lesson of the streaming services has been that if you give people a reasonable offer at a reasonable price, they'll choose it. I think the other lesson in the streaming services is that no one ever bought a book or a record because they wanted an entertainment executive to make more money. And so if we show people that there is an equitable arrangement, people will opt into it. And the people who won't were never going to opt into it. I don't compete with piracy. I compete with all the things you could do that aren't listening to an audiobook, playing games, going for a walk in the park, zooming, looking at websites with names that we can't mention because it's a family friendly show. All of those things are my competitors and the piracy is like on the list of things that cause people not to listen to my books. You know, piracy is way, way down there in terms of what I compete with. And yet, publishers are working hard. Well, now to put libraries out of existence. We talked last week. Yeah, we talked last week about Internet Archive, which lost its case this week in a lower court ruling for what it calls, what is it cloud library distributed? It's controlled digital controlled digital lending. CDL. CDL. So let me make sure I understand what was happening. So the Internet Archive, which is the wayback machine, it's archive dot org. It's really the library of the Internet. And a really valuable resource for everybody. In fact, they actually bought and housed themselves in an old library building in San Francisco near Golden Gate park. This is beautiful. So they a church actually. It's a church, but it's got columns. It looks like, I don't know, I imagine the library of Alexandria must have looked like beautiful, beautiful. I guess it's a church, yeah, that makes sense. But they were taking books. Often donated by libraries, old books at the library was going to replace and. Digitizing them, making ebooks out of the paper books. And then lending them out and lending them out just as a library does where it's like they have one copy and you can't two people can't check out the same copy. So that's how libraries do it as well. But the publishers have sued, was it now, are they suing over that or was it the fact that they relaxed restrictions in COVID? No, that's what they're suing over. It's not about the relaxed restrictions. I have to be really careful here because I work with electronic frontier foundation and we are counsel for the archive. I want to be really clear that anything I say about this case is me speaking personally and not speaking on behalf of EFF. I'm a contractor to them not an employee, but I'm still part of the organization. So I mean, it's a very nuanced question about copyright law, but for me there's this very bottom line idea, which is that libraries are really old. Libraries are not just older than copyright or publishing their older than books and paper, right? Libraries have been around since we had scrolls of papyrus. And they're older than commerce as we understand it. And the idea that we have made a technological change, not more profound than the technological changes we made when we went from papyrus to paper or scrolls to codexes,
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"5 year prison" Discussed on The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"During his now infamous trial, January 6th defendant, Jacob chansley, AKA the Q shaman, faced some very hefty sentences. These included a 5 year prison sentence and a fine of up to $250,000. In law, such fines are levied as a form of restitution in order to compensate for costs such as damaged property, medical bills, resulting from personal injury, or even to pay an opponent's legal fees. The concept of reparations is that it is a form of punishment that can also help to repair the damage that was done by the accused. It's important to note, the government can not find you with reparations out of the blue. You have to be guilty of a crime. It's good the Chancellor wasn't ultimately hit with the full amount as a quarter of a million dollars for most people can't be raised easily. People work their entire lives and still can't save that much money. It's such a large amount that even someone as gullible as judge Lambert, a man who genuinely believed the Q shaman was somehow the breath from destroying America's democracy forever. Thought the penalty was overkill. Lately, there's been another shaman in the news, only this shaman has two ends, shaman Walton is a member of the San Francisco board of supervisors. A body which voted unanimously last Wednesday to approve a plan to give $5 million to every eligible black resident as part of the city's plan to make reparations for slavery. The plan was a way to go before final approval, like every other member of the board, shaman Walton wants to see it through. He says, quote, we have to stay focused and stay together as a community, he says. Because now it is a 100% more prevalent that we can not be separated or divided. Let's stay the course. Because a $5 million payday for me is almost here. It might be pertinent to point out that shaman Walton himself is black. And something also tells me he will be included among those deemed eligible for the payout.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Reparations May Be Given to Blacks in California
"During his now infamous trial, January 6th defendant, Jacob chansley, AKA the Q shaman, faced some very hefty sentences. These included a 5 year prison sentence and a fine of up to $250,000. In law, such fines are levied as a form of restitution in order to compensate for costs such as damaged property, medical bills, resulting from personal injury, or even to pay an opponent's legal fees. The concept of reparations is that it is a form of punishment that can also help to repair the damage that was done by the accused. It's important to note, the government can not find you with reparations out of the blue. You have to be guilty of a crime. It's good the Chancellor wasn't ultimately hit with the full amount as a quarter of a million dollars for most people can't be raised easily. People work their entire lives and still can't save that much money. It's such a large amount that even someone as gullible as judge Lambert, a man who genuinely believed the Q shaman was somehow the breath from destroying America's democracy forever. Thought the penalty was overkill. Lately, there's been another shaman in the news, only this shaman has two ends, shaman Walton is a member of the San Francisco board of supervisors. A body which voted unanimously last Wednesday to approve a plan to give $5 million to every eligible black resident as part of the city's plan to make reparations for slavery. The plan was a way to go before final approval, like every other member of the board, shaman Walton wants to see it through. He says, quote, we have to stay focused and stay together as a community, he says. Because now it is a 100% more prevalent that we can not be separated or divided. Let's stay the course. Because a $5 million payday for me is almost here. It might be pertinent to point out that shaman Walton himself is black. And something also tells me he will be included among those deemed eligible for the payout.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"5 year prison" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Bonds led the losses across the entire market. Yesterday, investors are reconsidering some of the optimism around the aid from the IMF and gulf countries. Has this story she's in Doha. So Simone, it was a pretty tough day in terms of Egyptian risk. How do investors think it will evolve from here? Yeah, we had this one day of negativity, but what we've seen in the market recently is risk rising around Egypt. And if you check out our chart here, GTV go for clients. You'll see 5 year CDS for Egypt. We've trended higher this year, but it's important to understand the medium term context. Yes, we're flirting with a thousand basis points. That's roughly a level of distress in the CDS markets. But when you look back to October, November, you'll see that the risk premium was much higher. Remember, that was before Egypt clinched a crucial IMF loan package for about $3 billion. Now, we have had reporting recently, including by our own Sylvia west doll and maret magdi, talking about how there are a lot of concerns that Egypt is actually going to receive, not only the IMF loan and all that money coming through, but some of the gulf investment that's been pledged some $10 billion plus from the likes of Saudi Arabia and the Qatar. There are concerns that the government may not follow through on all of its promises that it made with that IMF deal. And then also, where does the devaluation of the Egyptian pound end? How do we put a value on assets that seem to be declining? That said, we saw that prominent saku offering last week, $1.5 billion. It was a lot of demand there. So it suggests I think that there is a price at which investors, particularly EM bond investors, still want to be invested in Egypt debt. Yeah, I mean, they're going to have to fix the local currency snags. That's for sure if there's any if there's going to be anywhere to return to stability. I want to get to turkey where sources tell us that authorities are cracking down on landlords, hiking rents at Madison one for you actually, isn't it? I paid up on the large. I got to be fair now. We can't reveal what percentage I paid up and looked large on, but I will later on today. We'll make a video. Put it in context of all. Well, I can't talk about your rental increases, but there is a local organization in turkey that says some landlords have hiked rents by about 45% in the wake of the earthquakes. And so authorities are considering two to 5 year prison sentences for landlords that impose what they call excessive returns. Now, exactly what level is excessive. I know madness, you're concerned about your rent rising, but here are the numbers to see them a little bit bigger. We don't know exactly yet what the successive is. There has already been, however, a housing crisis in turkey. We saw rents rising a 177% in a single year, and that was before the earthquakes came in. They displaced according to president Erdoğan, some 2.2 million people as of last week, all of this is going to be an enormous challenge for president Erdoğan as he looks ahead to elections already being extremely criticized for some of the government's initial response to the earthquakes. So thanks for that. That's the fox by the kind of financial center in Doha, I want to get you a red headline. This one from the online food ordering company just eats also anonymous takeaway dot com. Basically they're full year revenue comes in at €5.56 billion. The S 12 was a €5.6 billion, but the shocker is on the net loss, which is at €5.67 billion versus an estimated loss of €3.65 billion minus. Yeah, 36% of their business actually, on the growth revenue basis is in North America. And about 28% is in the UK, 23% is in Europe. And if you look at those inflation numbers in Europe yesterday and there was a further piece of information in there, 55% of the French have stopped using the car. They're using the cars that's 51% by less clothes and 50% go out less and the youth younger guys and girls are buying less breakfast. So this all permeates through to what you will spend online and having food delivered in Europe as well. A 100%, we will continue to monitor the investor reaction of course throughout the morning. I want to get to the Middle East markets, not with our equities reporter file. I mean, let's just briefly step back from the equity market. And talk about venture capital because we've had a new tech fund come out of the region. Now what are some of the details? Yes. So if we have and can capital launching a $31 billion fund focusing on technology investments with through the lens of sectors such as healthcare, artificial intelligence as well as logistics, they're the interesting thing here is who are backing this fund. A third of the investments are coming from Silicon Valley investors, but one of the key ones is actually the public investment fund the sovereign wealth fund's Jada funds the fund subsidiary subsidiary, which focuses on venture capital. So it's a smaller fund, but certainly a sign of sovereign wealth funds wanting to engage more with the venture capital space and how that will breed more unicorns, you know, career was one of the biggest success stories we've had in the region and whether we're going to see more of that as big names such as the public investment fund backs venture capital investments and kind of capital owns or actually it has invested in companies such as hub pay, which is our mittens company as well as logistics firm truck in. No, I mentioned just a little bit earlier with Goldman Sachs and obviously there's been a bit of a switch out of banking around the bank and into cyclicals, et cetera. But on sabic, they've yet to see the fruit of the PMIs that we've seen this morning to be fair, those PMIs are as a result of the unlocking of the economy now. So sabic underwhelming in terms of the numbers, how do the market take it? The market did not take it very positively managed. The stock was down 3.7% by the close yesterday. That's the biggest drop since November 2021. Sabak is not yet benefiting from that rally in cyclicals that we've seen in global markets. The company actually missed profit estimates and the outlook for margins was quite weak, saying that the Chinese market has not yet recovered and demand remains weak globally due to the downturn in the global economy. SMB capital said that the first half is going to be probably very negative for sabic due to a low prices as well as those weak margins and low demand. They finally city came out with a bullish outlook on Emirates NBD. So they say that Emirates and BD is their most value, most attractive valued stock or banking stock in their Middle East and North Africa coverage. The bank has certainly underperformed, but the IB remains cities topic in Dubai, but going back to Emirates and BD, they think that there's further scope for re rating and they actually increase their profit estimates by 17% due to higher revenues and lower provisioning. But the key thing for Emirates and BV will continue to be what does its exposure to turkey mean for the lender? That still creates some risk for investors when they think of buying shares of this bank. Okay, fine, thank you very much. With the big bullish call on amorous MVD, keeping Shane now to the CEO happy. He's been around for what. 12 years or something? Yeah. Some people last forever
77WABC Radio
"5 year prison" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"No injuries reported. Trees, trash, cans flying everywhere. It was scary. Tree came through the window to seal it everything. It was just like this glass all over the place. The tornado tore through west Windsor, Princeton junction, residents have been displaced after more than two dozen apartments were damaged in Lawrence square village. The MTA commuter survey is out. And that increased satisfaction goes for strath hangars, as well as bus riders, the MTA released the results of its fall 2022 customer satisfaction survey, it found that 54% of riders were satisfied all around in terms of service, and that's up 6% from the spring. Metro north satisfaction is up to 89% among Long Island railroad commuters, satisfaction, checks in at 81%. For 77 WABC news, I'm James flipping. 5 people are dead following a plane crash in Little Rock Arkansas, officials say the plane went down shortly after the parting Clinton national airport this afternoon, according to the FDA, the plane was headed to Columbus, Ohio, an investigation is underway. Special counsel overseeing a criminal investigation of former president Trump is issuing subpoenas to Trump's daughter, Ivanka, and her husband, Jared Kushner. The New York Times reports special counsel Jack Smith, subpoenaed the two as part of his investigation into Trump's efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. Both Ivanka and Kushner served as senior White House advisers in the Trump administration. Smith previously issued a subpoena to former vice president Pence, who says he will fight the demand for his testimony in court. I'm Brian shook. And speaking of the former vice president, Pence isn't tipping his hand on whether he'll run for president in 2024, speaking with CNBC, all he would say is I'll keep you posted on quote, should Pence run. He would go up against his former boss, Donald Trump. Chinese president Xi Jinping is expected to visit Moscow for a summit with Russian president Putin, Putin making the announcement during a meeting with China's top diplomats saying relations between the two countries are reaching new frontiers. It's not clear at this time when the visit would take place. A New Mexico prosecutor admits Alec Baldwin's extra penalty and the deadly rush shooting case was incorrectly given. The actor was given a firearm enhancement charge that carries a potential 5 year prison sentence, Baldwin was holding the gun that killed cinematographer halyna Hutchins on set that his lawyer said it is an applicable in this case because the law was changed after what happened. Baldwin has denied pulling the trigger, prosecutors downgraded the charges and removed the enhancement. I'm Lisa Taylor snow is blanketing a large stretch of the country and it's leading to misery at the nation's airports flight aware says more than 1500 flights have been canceled so far today. The Minneapolis St. Paul airport is dealing with the worst of it right now. Pentagon is warning China against supplying lethal aid to Russia and its war against Ukraine. Deputy Pentagon press secretary Sabrina Singh, telling reporters China will face consequences. Should they provide material support to the Kremlin, she says China has yet to do so, but they haven't taken the option off the table. And authorities in Florida tonight say multiple people were shot at the same scene or a woman was found shot to death earlier in the day it happened on a street in Pine Hills near Orlando, one person has been detained according to police. WBC news time is 8 O three sports in your full forecast coming up
Northwest Newsradio
"5 year prison" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"The day off with the holiday. The time right now, 12 noon. From ABC News. I'm Daria aldinger. The White House told the Russian government that President Biden was going to stop in Ukraine today on his way to Poland. ABC News national security and defense analyst Mick mulroy explains why. Once he got on the ground, they needed to make sure that the Russians understood that the president of the United States was in Keith so that any mistake any accident could trigger an actual broader conflict so that the Russians would not then fire at kief, which they've done in the past. In simply claim it's an accident or it actually be an accident. So it was definitely the right thing to do and it was important to do. ABC's faith Abu bay with more on the president's visit. The queen's president zelensky and First Lady olena welcoming the American president on a red carpet flanked by U.S. and Ukrainian flags, Biden reiterating that the trip is meant to reaffirm U.S. commitment and unwavering support for Ukraine's democracy and sovereignty. And Ukraine stands. Democracy stands. The trip comes four days before the one year anniversary of Russia's full scale invasion. And as it continues to ramp up a tax in Ukraine, faith of blue bay, ABC News, Washington. Less than a month after the devastating earthquake in turkey and in Syria, the region has been hit by another quake magnitude 6.3. They're already several injured across the region, according to Turkish authorities and Syrian rescuers at a camp where 700 people rendered homeless by the initial earthquake were spending the night. The surrounding buildings shook for nearly 15 seconds in the power grid went off. Most of them sitting outside huddling around fires to keep warm. They started praying and shouting to get away from the buildings. At least 20 aftershocks have been felt since 57 food ABC News, had I turkey. Authorities in Los Angeles say they have a person of interest in the fatal shooting over the weekend of a Roman Catholic bishop. Your listening to ABC News inside a dimly lit room at the LBJ library in Austin, Texas, emotion sensor triggers a recording and a voice fills the room. Suddenly, there was a sharp loud report. A shot. It's the voice of Lady Bird Johnson, the wife of Lyndon Johnson. He walked to get out. There is no way out. Lady bird recorded her entire experience in The White House. Hours and hours of tape that almost no one has ever heard. And those tapes, they end up rewriting history. This is a story about one of the most influential members of the administration. Even if we never knew it. I don't really have to blend in about a 9 page analysis of what I thought his situation was. From best case studios and ABC audio, listen to in plain sight, Lady Bird Johnson, available now wherever you listen to podcasts. Prosecutors in Santa Fe, New Mexico have dropped a firearm enhancement against actor Alec Baldwin. The enhancement could have carried a mandatory 5 year prison term for Baldwin in connection with the fatal shooting of cinematographer halyna Hutchins on the set of the movie rust. Baldwin and armorer Hannah Gutierrez Reed were charged last month with involuntary manslaughter. The nation's 39th president is said to be at peace at home in plains, Georgia, 98 year old Jimmy Carter deciding to spend his final days in hospice care. In few places, his Jimmy Carter's absence felt more than within the walls of Maranatha baptist church, where the former president has taught Sunday school for decades. Yesterday, his niece, Kim fuller, took on the duty, acknowledging that. Maybe it's time to pass the baton. We'll pick it up. I have no clothes. I don't know. On days when Jimmy Carter teaches hundreds from around the country attend when he's gone, only a handful of parishioners show up. Jim Ryan, ABC News Atlanta. Airline passengers are packing heat in record numbers at TSA says it intercepted more than 6500 guns at airport checkpoints nationwide last year. That's an all time high, nearly everyone caught claims they forgot they have their weapon with them. The United Airlines says it's opening space on board flight, so children can set sit with an adult in their party without paying a fee and economy class follows by an administration calls for airlines to cut them any fees. This is ABC News. Northwest traffic, every ten minutes on the fours, from the high performance homes traffic center, here's Kimi Klein. Good afternoon, most of our freeways are moving along just fine right now, but Seattle seeing some crowds on south and I 5 between north gate and the ship canal bridge, and both will watch for an instant south on four O 5 to southeast 5 two 7 it's on the right shoulder but it's causing a small snag we're also seeing a very small slowdown in Renton along northbound one 6 7 merging on indoor found 405 hood canal bridge just closed a cars from marine traffic a few minutes ago, so expect delays on highway one O four and highway three
WTOP
"5 year prison" Discussed on WTOP
"President makes a daring show of support for Ukraine. He made an even port noise traveling with the brave and met with president zelensky, just days before the one year anniversary of Russia's invasion. Russia's a was the wife Ukraine off the map. Putin's war of conquest is failing. Speaking in Kyiv, the president announced an additional military aid package for Ukraine of around $500 million. That announcement includes artillery ammunition for high Mars and howitzers, more javelins, and the armor system. Their surveillance radars don't protect Ukrainian people. Stephen portnoy, CBS News, Warsaw Poland. Earthquake ravaged turkey and Syria have been hit again on new magnitude 6.4 quake has shaken turkey southern hatay province. It comes to weeks to the day twin earthquakes killed more than 44,000 people along the border. Today's quake was felt as far as 300 miles away. 98 year old former president Jimmy Carter remains in hospice care that is home in Georgia. Correspondent Robert Costa is there. Deacon Zach Steele said the people of planes have grown closer in recent days, sharing stories. I think it's a remarkable testament to his character that you can be the most powerful person in the world, but when you come back home, you're just Jamie. Prosecutors in New Mexico have just announced they have downgraded involuntary manslaughter charges against Alex Baldwin in the shooting death on the set of his movie rust, the actor's attorneys had argued the firearm law prosecutors used was not in effect when cinematographer halyna Hutchins was killed. It would have carried a mandatory 5 year prison sentence, Alec Baldwin would now face up to 18 months if convicted, report says Hutchins widower may be called to testify at the trial. Students at Michigan state university are going back to classes, one Lucy Kraft has the latest from Tokyo. Pyongyang released a statement threatening to launch missiles over Japan and to use the Pacific Ocean as a firing range in response to joint military training by the U.S. and its allies. Park officials found a scary surprise at a park in Brooklyn, WCBS reporter Jessica Moore has details. Parks employees caught the four foot long gator after maintenance staff spotted
WCPT 820
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"Well, the summary report from the grand jury down in Georgia just came out and fascinating stuff all we know so far. I mean, the report is available, but they didn't name names. They didn't go into a lot of details. And that's a good thing because that means that the prosecutor still has that information and can use it to prosecute people. If you expose it to the public, you screw up the possibility of future prosecutions. But one of the two points that they made, the two big points that they made were number one that there was no evidence in Georgia that the election was tampered with or any hanky panky going on of any consequence whatsoever. And number two, that multiple people, at least one, and in their opinion, probably multiple people of the 75 witnesses who were called before the grand jury who were subpoenaed who had to testify under oath, lied to that grand jury. That's perjury perjury is typically a 5 year prison sentence. I don't know specifically in Georgia what it is, but it's probably in that neighborhood. So, you know, we'll see where this goes, but what this really tells us is that the grand jury is going along with Bonnie Willis the district attorney in wanting to preserve the integrity of her case. So that's the breaking news top of the morning to you or afternoon wherever you may be. We've got a lot to talk about today. I want to get into what the Supreme Court did to America when they legalized political bribery. Also how a new Mississippi piece of legislation would carve out a separate judicial district for the white people who live in a majority black city. Brett taking story. And Israeli contractors claim to have hacked and sabotaged more than 30 elections around the world. We don't have the specifics on that, but I bet 2016 is in there. On behalf of Trump, it's just a bet. It's just a guess. In the top of our second hour, we're going to connect the Internet gods willing with Phil itner, the veteran war correspondent, who is live from Ukraine. We'll get an update on what's going on in Ukraine. In our good news in the second hour, the Biden administration is requiring these car chargers, the inflation reduction act is building car charging stations all over the country. Or subsidizing them. Tax credits and subsidies. They're requiring in order to have access to those tax credits to subsidies that those car chargers be built right here in the United States and at least 55% of the components come from the United States by next year. So once again, Joe Biden doing what Donald Trump campaigned on, lied about never got around to, which is bringing our manufacturing back to the United States. Donald Trump, of course, didn't want to piss off China because he was busy getting millions and millions of dollars worth of patents for his daughter over there. Also, new Kentucky law in the second hour says that abortion is murdered. Does that mean that some women will soon die by lethal injection for having traveled out of Kentucky to get an abortion? Could be. I'll tell you about that. Matt Simon is going to drop by at the top of our third hour about the Ohio train derailment and the risks of plastic pollution is the world drowning in play. What's the deal with microplastics too? Also Ron DeSantis is adopting a Donald Trump tactic in the Miami Herald is calling him out on it to manipulate the public's attention away from the fact that basically he's a lousy governor and he's not doing a decent job for his own people. And finally, in the third hour of our program, we'll get into this new report on Christian, extremist group, a worldwide, they have factions here in the United States that just in Australia just. Enticed a couple of police officers to show up and then attack them. They kill them, in fact, kill two of them, wounded a third one, and shot their neighbor. Who came over to see what was going on. These are people who think that the end times are upon us. They've been listening to these crazy pastors way too much. But I want to start out with my daily take here over at harbin report dot com. It's titled what the Supreme Court did to America when they legalized political bribery. And what got me thinking about this was over the weekend, I flew to Michigan to visit my niece, who was in the hospital, and she passed away on Sunday. Which is kind of tough. And hang out with my brother and his family, to what our extent I could be any comfortable, one of my kids went along with me. And sitting in the plane, I noticed, and being a pilot, I had been a violinist in 72. I noticed these things. The cockpit door was completely hardened. It was covered with stainless steel. It had a little keypad next to it to get into it. There's no way you could kick in that door. And it used to be, you could easily kick in airline doors, airplane doors. And in fact, it used to be so easy to kick in airplane doors. That, you know, we had hundreds and hundreds of hijackings. This is before 9 11. In 1968, December of 1968 is the holiday travel season
The Ben Shapiro Show
"5 year prison" Discussed on The Ben Shapiro Show
"Families who lost a piece of their soul, I have some idea how hard it is today. For us all back, everybody back, just like you heard the news a moment ago. But what I admire most about all of you is how you found purpose through your pain. You've helped me take more executive actions to reduce gun violence than any of my predecessors at this point in the presidencies. We've reigned in ghost guns, crackdown on contra game. Increased resources for violence prevention. And we stood together as I signed the most significant gun safety law in nearly 30 years. But there's so much more to do. We have to ban assault weapons, like the one used in Parkland. You just 5 years ago today. And in so many of the mass shootings in America, the lives lost, the lives we can save as a nation. We must say enough. I would like to point out here that as always, this is completely disconnected from reality. The MSU shooter used a handgun. So banning assault weapons would have achieved precisely zero things. A mass shooter shoots people in handgun and Joe Biden's solution is what if we ban an AR-15. We ban a long gun. Genius level stuff again from our genius president. As the Washington examiner also points out, this person was already breaking the law and it turns out that a local DA let this person off the hook for what would have been a felony gun charge a couple of years ago. Quote, once again, it was a preventable shooting. It could not have been prevented by passing more gun control laws. It could have been preventative local prosecutors had existed had enforced existing gun laws. The shooter was arrested in 2019 and charged with carrying a concealed pistol without a concealed carry permit. This is a felony. It carries a potential 5 year prison sentence and would have prevented the shooter from being permitted to own a firearm once his sentence was up. Instead, he pled down to possession of a loaded firearm in a vehicle, which is a misdemeanor. And then prosecutors dismissed the felony charge and he served 18 months probation and remained eligible to purchase an owned guns. So again, well done, soft on crime prosecutors letting people off the hook and then the person goes on to commit a crime and Joe Biden's solution is banned along guns. This administration is such a disaster area. And the disaster area permeates every area of the administration. I mean, I was just going through almost agency by agency yesterday. The failures of this administration. So you have the defense apparatus, which you can't even tell us what the hell they are shooting down over American skies after apparently watching the Chinese balloon float across the entirety of the United States. From inception in China. You have the economic apparatus inside the Biden administration, which is generating you're on your inflation rates of triple the norm. And is lowering real wages by significant margins while spending more money than God has ever seen. You have Rochelle Walensky at the CDC, who is still proclaiming that we have to mask up the kids. She did that yesterday. That's excellent. So you actually have to wear the mask for it to work. Okay. So there are lots of studies now in Georgia. Why are we masking our kids today? Thank you. Also, so our guidance for school based masking is related to our COVID-19 community levels. And fortunately, we're in a place now in this country where most of our country is in green or yellow. It has lower low or moderate transmission or COVID-19 community levels. And in those situations, we actually don't recommend masking. We recommend it for high COVID-19 community. So what is your timeline for updating reevaluating these guidance? You know, our masking guidance doesn't really change with time what it changes with is disease. Okay, so in other words, they continue to maintain that kids should mask up to prevent COVID-19 and as you will recall, the CDC this week tried to declare that the COVID vaccine should be given to small children as part of the recommended vax list for kids, like measles mumps, rubella, which is absurd. Meanwhile, the Health and Human Services department, they actually have a website that features a video training kids on mask wearing. This is so ridiculous. It's so ridiculous. I know masks
Bloomberg Radio New York
"5 year prison" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Is asking a New Mexico court to throw out an enhancement to involuntary manslaughter charges against him that could lead to a 5 year prison sentence for the deadly shooting on the movie rust. Brian shook reports in a motion filed Friday Baldwin's attorneys argued the actor has been unlawfully charged with a firearm enhancement in connection with the fatal shooting of cinematographer halyna Hutchins on October 21st, 2021. The current version of the fire enhancement statute was not enacted until 7 months after the shooting. Baldwin denies culpability, citing negligence by other crew members. The head of The Walt Disney Company is making it clear ESPN is not for sale. Chief executive Robert Iger said this week, he has no plans to sell the network despite increases in cord cutting and rising fees to broadcast live sporting events. Iger told CNBC that ESPN will remain a part of Disney as long as it continues to be profitable. Iger announced he's targeting 5 and a half $1 billion in cost savings, mostly from Disney's content and marketing divisions. The reduction plan is expected to reduce the media John's workforce by 7000 employees. I'm Chris karashi. And now this Bloomberg sports update. The sixers complete the one two punch of both local teams in the last 24 hours with a one on one 98 win at Barclays center over the nets what hurt was it the sixers rallied now scored Brooklyn 25 16 in the fourth quarter. Spencer Dinwiddie had a would be game tying shot to force overtime, but it was overturned after a review. Brooklyn film by three. Joel embiid and James Harden combined for 66 points, 37 and 29 respectively. Mikhail bridges had 18 and a losing cause making his nets debut. Better news for Knicks fans, though, they held off the jazz one 26 one
Bloomberg Radio New York
"5 year prison" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Military downed another high altitude object that flew over American airspace. The object was flying at an altitude of 40,000 feet. And posed a reasonable threat to the safety of civilian flight. National Security Council spokesman John Kirby says the Department of Defense tracked the object over Alaska. He says President Biden ordered the military to take it down. It's not clear where it originated from. The White House is denying that President Biden will give a pre game interview with Fox News on Super Bowl Sunday. There have been conflicting reports of a possible interview with earlier reports Friday suggesting Biden would give an interview to digital outlet Fox soul before the game. On Friday night, a White House spokesperson said they arranged an interview with Fox Sports and that Fox canceled it, and that the network later put out a statement indicating the interview was rescheduled, which is inaccurate. The White House says it is not signed off on any exchange between Biden and the network. Revised figures show consumer prices actually rose slightly instead of falling in December, Lisa Taylor has more. The Labor Department says the consumer price index edged up a tenth of a percent rather than slipping a fraction as previously reported. Data for November was also revised to show the CPI increasing two tenths of a percent, which is double the earlier estimate. There was no change in the government's yearly data. I'm Lisa Taylor. President Biden is traveling to Poland for the one year anniversary of the war in Ukraine, White House press secretary karine Jean Pierre, says Biden will visit the country that borders Ukraine on February 20th, he'll be there through the 22nd, he'll deliver remarks on how the U.S. has rallied international support for Ukraine to defend itself against Russia. SpaceX is planning to send more Starlink satellites into orbit this weekend as if the weather cooperates the private space company has a launch scheduled for just after midnight Sunday morning at cape canaveral, but launch conditions are only 20% go right now. The back up day is Monday. I'm Brad Siegel. Alec Baldwin is asking a New Mexico court to throw out an enhancement to involuntary manslaughter charges that could lead to a 5 year prison sentence for the deadly shooting on the set of the movie rust. Brian shook has more. In a motion filed Friday Baldwin's attorneys argue the actor has been unlawfully charged with a firearm enhancement in connection with the fatal shooting of cinematographer halyna Hutchins on October 21st, 2021. The current version of the fire enhancement statute was not enacted until 7 months after the shooting. Baldwin denies culpability, citing negligence by other crew members. I'm Brian shook. The mayor of Tirana was stepping down after admitting he had an affair with a former staffer, mayor John Tory made the unexpected announcement Friday after the Toronto star broke a story about an alleged relationship he had with a woman who worked in his office. Tory said that relationship began during the pandemic and ended by mutual consent earlier this year. Wall Street closing Friday mixed to end a volatile week, Liz Warner has the numbers. Investors continuing to wake quarterly earnings, along with recent commentary from fed officials. Lyft shares tanked more than 30% on a disappointing fourth quarter report at the closing bell to Dow Jones Industrial Average gained a 169 points. The S&P 500 rose 9 points and the NASDAQ fell 71 points. I'm Liz Warner. Border patrol encounters at the southern border are on the decline. The feds are out with the latest immigration numbers for January. Arrest their down 42% compared with December and it's not families who are seeking asylum, more than two thirds of all arrests were single men looking for jobs, one in four of those arrested in January were frequent flyers who were arrested for illegally crossing the border before. And there will be less oil produced by Russia next month. That's because its deputy prime minister said output would be cut by half a million barrels a day during the month of March. I'm
Bloomberg Radio New York
"5 year prison" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"This is Bloomberg radio. The White House is throwing cold water on reports that President Biden will give a pre game interview with Fox News on Super Bowl Sunday. Jim Forbes has more. There have been conflicting reports of a possible interview with earlier reports on Friday suggesting Biden would give an interview to digital outlet Fox soul before the game. On Friday night, a White House spokesman said an interview with Fox Sports had been arranged and that Fox canceled it. The network later put out a statement indicating the interview was rescheduled, which is quote inaccurate. The White House says it has not signed off on any exchange between Biden and Fox. I'm Jim Forbes. The U.S. Military downed another high altitude object that flew over American airspace, Brigadier general pat Ryder, shared more details from The Pentagon. The object was about the size of a small car, so not similar in size or shape to the high altitude surveillance balloon that was taken down off the coast of South Carolina on February 4. Speaking earlier at The White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said the Department of Defense tracked the object over Alaska at 40,000 feet. He says it posed a reasonable threat to civilian flight, so President Biden ordered the military to shoot it down. This week's earthquake in turkey and Syria has left millions of people homeless, the UN high commissioner for refugees on Friday stated over 5 million people in Syria alone have been displaced because of the quake, one UN representative called the situation a crisis within a crisis as nearly 7 million Syrians were already forced from their homes since the start of the Civil War in 2011. The CDC is adding the COVID vaccine to routine immunization schedules for kids and adults that joins the flu, polio, measles, mumps and rubella, and other shots. However, that doesn't mean the CDC is making the shot mandatory for children. It means that it's joining their current recommendation for regular vaccines. I'm Brad Siegel. Alec Baldwin is asking a New Mexico court to throw out an enhancement to involuntary manslaughter charges that could lead to a 5 year prison sentence for the deadly shooting on the set of the movie rust, Brian shook, has more. In a motion filed Friday, Baldwin's attorneys argue the actor has been unlawfully charged with a firearm enhancement in connection with the fatal shooting of cinematographer Helena Hutchins on October 21st, 2021. The current version of the fire enhancement statute was not enacted until 7 months after the shooting. Baldwin denies culpability, citing negligence by other crew members. I'm Brian shook. The mayor of Tirana was stepping down after admitting he had an affair with a former staffer, mayor John Tory made the unexpected announcement Friday after the Toronto star broke a story about an alleged relationship he had with a woman who worked in his office. Tory said that relationship began during the pandemic and ended by mutual consent earlier this year. Wall Street closing Friday mixed to end a volatile week, Liz Warner has the numbers. Investors continuing to wait quarterly earnings along with recent commentary from fed officials. Lift shares tanked more than 30% on a disappointing fourth quarter report at the closing bell to Dow Jones Industrial Average gained a 169 points. The S&P 500 rose 9 points and the NASDAQ fell 71 points. I'm Liz Warner. Border patrol encounters at the southern border are on the decline, the feds are out with the latest immigration numbers for January. Arrest their down 42% compared with December, and it's not families who are seeking asylum, more than two thirds of all arrests were single men looking for jobs, one in four of those arrested in January were frequent flyers who were arrested for illegally crossing the border before. And there will be less oil produced by Russia next month. That's because its deputy prime minister said output would be cut by half a million barrels a day during the month of March. I'm
Bloomberg Radio New York
"5 year prison" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Are mounting ahead of the 4th of July holiday weekend, one passenger at Miami international weighed in on the often frustrating situation. Most people are gonna bring about two bags, two bags is close to a $100, and that's a lot. So in some places not like this, like a little free had a little kiosk and just pandemonium everywhere. Just over 5700 flights have been delayed or canceled within into or out of the U.S. that was just on Saturday. In addition to holiday demand, airlines have also faced continued issues with staffing shortages. Police in Iowa say one person was hit by a truck during protest following the Supreme Court's ruling to overturn roe V wade, police in Cedar Rapids say that happened Friday as the protester was legally crossing a street in front of the federal courthouse video appears to show a truck trying to push through a group of protesters causing one person to fall to the ground, police say they were verbal confrontations between the driver and protesters and the contact was made between one of the protesters and the truck, while women's health services are on pause in Arizona. Clinics, including Planned Parenthood, Arizona, family planning associates and Tucson choices say they made the decision due to a lack of legal clarity. The state doesn't have a trigger law that goes into effect after the Supreme Court's ruling to overturn roe V wade, though in 1901 state law does carry up to a 5 year prison sentence for anyone with intent to procure the miscarriage of a woman. The Arizona state Senate Republican caucus issued a memo Saturday saying the state is to enforce the pre roll law effective immediately. There will be at least one more NHL game this season, the Tampa Bay lightning's forced a game 6 of the Stanley Cup finals, beating the Colorado avalanche three to two. The avalanche had the chance to close out the series at home and win their first Stanley Cup since 2001, but the back to back champion lightning took the lead midway through the third period and never looked back. I'm Scott Carr. And dived to these Pellegrini in the Bloomberg news room more protests in New York against the Supreme Court's move on roe
Bloomberg Radio New York
"5 year prison" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Now, a global news update. House speaker Nancy Pelosi says the Supreme Court is guilty of a miscarriage of justice, the California Democrat continued her criticism of the high court on Saturday after its bombshell decision to overturn roe V wade. In a new letter to Democrats, Pelosi wrote the Supreme Court has turned back the clock 50 years on freedom in America. Demonstrations are underway across the nation to protest Friday's decision by the U.S. Supreme Court to throw out federal abortion protections. Crowds have gathered outside the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., and in other cities, including New York, Los Angeles, and Atlanta to express their views on abortion rights. One person is dead and two others injured after a shooting at a warehouse near Chicago. Bowling brook police said they responded to a call about a person shot at the WeatherTech warehouse just before 6 30 Saturday morning. The suspect fled the scene but was later captured by officers, police said one of the victims is in critical condition while another had been released from the hospital. The shooting happened the same day as President Biden signed into law the most significant gun safety legislation in 30 years. Abortion providers in Arizona are pausing, providing services. Clinics, including Planned Parenthood, Arizona, family planning associates, and Tucson choices said they made the decision due to a lack of legal clarity. The state doesn't have a trigger law that went into effect following the Supreme Court's ruling to overturn roe V wade. However, a 1901 state law carries up to a 5 year prison sentence for anyone with intent to procure the miscarriage of a woman. The Arizona state Senate Republican caucus issued a memo Saturday that said the state is to enforce pre row law effective immediately. The White House is condemning the shooting at a gay bar in Norway ahead of Oslo's pride parade. National security adviser Jake Sullivan said the horrific shooting in Norway this morning has been felt around the world. He added the U.S. offered the Norwegian government assistance after the attack. I'm Julie Ryan. Virginia's governor sheriff's reaction to the Supreme Court's decision to abolish a national law created just shy of 200 years after the ratification of the constitution. Rebecca Hughes has more. Glenn youngkin addresses to the U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning roe versus wade, which ends the national constitutional right to abortion, returning power to the individual states, young and released a statement saying the Supreme Court rightfully returned power to the people and their elected representatives in the states, abortion laws in the Commonwealth will remain the same for now after the state Senate voted against new restrictions during the last session. I'm Rebecca Hughes, the largest nurses union in the U.S. is condemning the Supreme Court's decision to overturn roe V wade. Matt Matson reports. In a press release sent Friday, national nurses united called the move shameful, noting that it's a dangerous assault on women, as well as a multitude of people and their families. Gene Ross, president of nnu said abortion is healthcare, and they'll keep fighting until the right is brought back to everyone. The original decision which legalized abortion across the country had been in place since 1973. I'm mattson. In response to roe V wade being overturned, singer songwriter lizzo will be making a hefty donation to Planned Parenthood. The rapper spoke out against the decision on social media and pledged to donate half a $1 million in profits from her upcoming tour to Planned Parenthood. New home sales are on the rise for the first time this year. The commerce department says sales of new single-family homes jumped 10.7% in May to an annual rate of 696,000 units. Kelly Clarkson is a big winner at the Daytime Emmy Awards, the awards for the best daytime TV shows were handed out Friday in Pasadena and two went to the Kelly Clarkson show for outstanding entertainment talk show and for Clarkson as host, Emmys also went to jeopardy for outstanding game show and Steve Harvey a family feud for game show host. I'm Julie Ryan. And I did these Pellegrini in the Bloomberg newsroom. Abortion providers in the tri state area are scrambling this hour to be ready for an expected wave of out of state women coming into places like New York where they can get legal abortions. And Bloomberg's Kerry Goldberg says watch for even more grassroots organizations to crop up together money to help women pay for travel and medical expenses for this. May have been multiplying. And I think can now be expected to multiply still more. And Goldberg also says women may have to travel an average of more than 500 miles to get a legal abortion. Financial companies meantime stepping up and offering travel benefits for this JPMorgan Chase Bank of America Citigroup American Express on the list of companies offering travel benefits for employees who need to go out of state for legal abortions. Sources tell Bloomberg, Wells Fargo is eliminating about two dozen employees. That's within its corporate and investment bank unit. A little more on that coming up here on Bloomberg radio. Some good news just out on Pfizer's omicron vaccine Pfizer and partner BioNTech say their new hybrid shot produced a strong immune response against COVID. And this could bode well for a next generation COVID vaccine. Mary Daly, president of the San Francisco fed calling for a 75 basis point rate hike next month to fight inflation, if necessary. And according to the Census Bureau, about 15% of U.S. renters, well, they aren't caught up with their payments on rent, and we get more on that from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. That represents 8.4 million Americans who were struggling to pay their monthly rents during the June 1st to June 13th period of the census survey. The share was markedly higher for black Americans almost a quarter are behind and for people between the ages of 40 and 54. Thank you, Charlie, and global news 24 hours a day. On air and on billberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries. In the newsroom, did he Pellegrini? This is Bloomberg.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"5 year prison" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Bloomberg radio Now a global news update President Biden is meeting with colman's president today about the escalating refugee crisis in that country The president will also deliver a speech in Poland that The White House says will be a major address National security adviser Jake Sullivan says Biden's address will speak to the stakes of this moment as Russian forces attack Ukraine after the speech Biden will return to Washington Ukrainian president zelensky is calling on energy producing nations to increase their output so Russia can't use oil and gas to blackmail other countries in a video address this morning Zelensky said the future of Europe depends on your effort So Russia understands that no country can use energy as a weapon and blackmail the world Russia is Europe's top gas supplier A key Democrat is backing judge katangi Brown Jackson's confirmation for the U.S. Supreme Court Jim Forbes has more West Virginia moderate Joe Manchin is sometimes a question mark for Democrats in the 50 50 Senate He released a statement saying he has thoroughly evaluated the nominee and finds the federal judge's record in qualifications quote exemplary The Senate is expected to vote on Jackson's confirmation next month I'm Jim Forbes Nebraska Republican congressman Jeff fortenberry is convicted of lying to the FBI when they questioned him about a foreign campaign contribution when the wild reports Fortenberry has been convicted of three felonies who found guilty of scheming to falsify and conceal material facts as well as making false statements to federal investigators The FBI was questioning fort and Barry about a foreign contribution to his 2016 reelection campaign Each of the counts fort and berry's been convicted of carries a potential 5 year prison sentence When do wild reporting The zero tolerance policy regarding unruly airline passengers is here to stay That's according to FAA chief Steve Dixon He told CNBC such incidents have fallen in the last year but there are still too many of them I'm Brad Siegel Former president George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush joining Medal of Honor recipients at a special groundbreaking ceremony Friday in Arlington Texas When you look at the Medal of Honor recipient you're looking at someone who has demonstrated gallantry under impossible odds You're looking at someone who's placed duty above self The new national Medal of Honor museum will tell the stories of the more than 3500 service members who have received the esteemed recognition for their bravery and valor in combat Only 66 of whom are still living today With the tax filing deadline less than a month away California's attorney general rob bonta has tips for filing your taxes so you don't fall victim to any scams Julie Ryan has more Monday April 18th is the deadline to file your taxes this year and unfortunately there are people waiting for you to fall for one of their scams Some claim to be from the IRS or the franchise tax board they harass or threaten by saying you could be arrested if they don't receive a payment immediately California attorney general rob bonta says there are ways to protect yourself from scams He says the IRS will only call you if they've contacted you by mail first and they never threaten jail time or ask for a payment over the phone Use strong passwords and never open or reply to emails sent by the IRS and always let the IRS know if you've been a victim of a tax related scam I'm Julie Ryan A key Democrat is backing judge katangi Brown Jackson's confirmation for the U.S. Supreme Court West Virginia moderate Joe Manchin is sometimes a question mark for Democrats in the 50 50 Senate He released a statement saying he is thoroughly evaluated the nominee and finds the federal judge's record in qualifications exemplary The Senate is expected to vote on Jackson's confirmation early next month Mortgage rates keep moving higher mortgage news daily says the average rate for a 30 year fixed mortgage hit 4.95% Friday It was adjusted above 4.7% Tuesday The skyrocketing rates have led to refinance applications plummeting I'm Brad Siegel And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom as we've been reporting president Joe Biden will give what he intends to be a major address from Poland today about the stakes for the world and the path ahead for the war in Ukraine that is only likely to intensify Bloomberg's and Marie horden is covering President Biden's trip To make sure he gives a speech that shows western resolve in the face of president Pete as is born in Ukraine continues Bloomberg's Anne Marie horde reporting from Poland There is fierce backlash after Mary Eric Adams lifted the vaccine mandate for professional athletes and performers but not city workers more from Bloomberg Pellegrini and Susanna this policy change does mean that unvaccinated players for sports teams including the Brooklyn Nets Kyrie Irving can now compete in the city But unions representing other workers including police officers firefighters and teachers Well some of them are sounding pretty angry And in some cases they are threatening legal action Adam says he made this decision though to help the city's economy Bloomberg's genius Pellegrini reporting Amazon is once again on the verge of a union vote to separate votes one in Staten Island the other in Alabama could turn those two Amazon warehouses into union shops Dale Wyatt and Amazon employee and union organizer in Alabama thinks it'll be easier to get people on board now than it was last time The last time the organizers were not able to go door to door all we had was emails and phone calls which were a lot easier to reject than a knock at the door Last springs boat was unsuccessful The Saint Peter's peacocks of Jersey City have plenty to strut about as we've been reporting the peacocks became the first 15th seed in the history of the NCAA tournament to make the elite 8 after beating Purdue last night The team plays North Carolina which are already holds the record for the most final four appearances in tomorrow's east regional final 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 susannah Palmer This is Bloomberg This is Bloomberg business week inside from the reporters and editors who bring you America's most trusted business magazine Plus global business finance and tech news as it happens Bloomberg businessweek with parameter and Bloomberg quick.
The Stuttering John Podcast
"5 year prison" Discussed on The Stuttering John Podcast
"Because when you lobby on behalf of other countries in the United States, you have to register with the Department of Justice and say that, hey, I'm a foreign agent. Many people do what many attorneys do do this because they work. They have clients that foreign governments as clients. But Rudy Giuliani never registered. And if he didn't register and lobby Donald Trump on behalf of any of these countries, that's up to 5 year prison term. You know, so let me ask you in your opinion which Trump goes or which part of the Trump world goes down first. Oh, that's a good question. The Trump organization as a whole. I think that is where the first big bomb is going to drop whether they're found guilty and court in the charges that have already been filed against the organization or whether they're forced to disband or potentially even go bankrupt through letitia James investigation. That's where I think the first big hammer is going to drop. And it might be actually the only hammer that ever drops. But I think it's going to be big enough where Trump world is not going to be able to recover from it. God, I hope you're right. But I just hope, you know, because I need to get junior and Fredo, you know, they keep going on these channels and Donnie the kid has his dumb Coke into rants on rumble or whatever. And it's like they act as if they're all not worried, but they have to be worried now. You would think so. I would be worried if I were them. But they also kind of, there are also people like us, and while we're saying what's taking them so long, they're saying, oh, look, it's taking so long. They're not going to do anything. So at a point the worry goes away. So yeah, I mean, a lot are worried. I mean, they do have some stress, and you can tell because when they make some crazy comments or outlandish statements or whatnot, they usually do it around the same time when an accounting firm drops them as a client, for example. Yes. And that's how you know that they're worried, but day to day, I don't think they're that word. Jesus is so, I mean, I know you are a young person, Aaron. I mean, how old are you now 22? 22. Yeah, so, you know, obviously I lived a few years longer than you have, but I mean, could you ever imagine seeing this from a president? I mean, even Nixon, this is enormous compared to what Nixon did. You know what I mean? No, I agree..