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"More clueless. There are alarming details about an apartment building that partially collapsed in Davenport, Iowa. 8 people were rescued in the immediate aftermath of that collapse, and plans were announced to immediately demolish the building. But then 24 hours later, a 52 year old woman was pulled from the 6 story structure, prompting concerns that additional survivors might still be inside. Here's more from CBS correspondent roxanna saberi. Cheers, echoed through the crowd of onlookers in Davenport Monday. After a missing woman poked her head out of a fourth floor window, about 24 hours after her building partially collapsed. They're getting her. Family say this is Lisa Brooks, firefighters rescued her on Monday evening. Hours before the building's demolition was scheduled for Tuesday morning. A family member said Brooks hid under the couch when the building gave way, and a reported natural gas leak may have caused her to pass out. When first responders arrived at the scene Sunday, the discovered the back of the wall of the 6 story building torn away, exposing personal belongings inside. Canine teams helped search for residents and crews rescued at least 8, but concerns grew when the building was set to be demolished before Brooks was discovered. Sitting there. My heart dropped to my big toes. Her nephew said his family had been searching for her since the collapse, and now that she's safe, they're worried others may be left behind. It is unclear this morning if plans to demolish that building today are still in the works. Republican lawmakers in Texas have approved a ban on offices and programs that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion at publicly funded colleges and universities. Democratic leaders, college educators and students warned that the ban could have wide repercussions from a school's ability to attract and retain students from diverse backgrounds to weakening chances of winning research and programming grants. A
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NYC bike path terrorist gets 8 life sentences
"An Islamic extremist received ten life sentences for killing 8 people with a truck on a bike path in Manhattan in 2017, as he announced the sentence judge Vernon Broderick said the conduct in this case by say full of say puff was among the worst, if not the worst he's ever seen. A life sentence was mandatory after the jury rejected the death penalty, and a rambling rant delivered through a translator spent most of an hour talking about the creation of religions and how the devil was instrumental in the creation of the human population. When he finished a relative of one of the victims stood up and shouted, the only act of the devil here is the act you did. Marion van reeth lost her legs in the attack. She looked said in the eyes. Being
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"Vision. But New York's Daniel Goldman wants them to walk the walk. When you have someone like George Santos, who has lied and deceived his own voters in order to become a member of this body, he does not get the benefit of the doubt. He has admitted to lying and he does not belong here. Santos faces more than a dozen felonies. The clock is ticking, but President Biden says he's confident, congressional leaders will come up with a solution to the debt limit. America is not a deadbeat nation. We pay our bills, nations never to fall on this debt, and it never will. He's cutting his trip to the G 7 summit short with just a few weeks to go to avoid default. A car chase could have been a royal disaster in New York City. CBS Michael George. Prince Harry, his wife, Megan and her mother, stepped out Tuesday night in Manhattan for the miss foundation's women of vision awards. But afterwards, they say paparazzi hounded them so much. It resulted in a quote near catastrophic car chase. No one was hurt. An Islamic extremist will spend the rest of his life in prison for killing 8 people in New York in 2017. Here's CBS's Matt piper. In court victims spoke for more than two hours about the horrors they endured and called sight full of a waste of space. 8 people were killed, 18 others hurt when he mowed them down in a truck along a Manhattan bike path steps from the World Trade Center, a judge has now sentenced the Islamic extremists to multiple life sentences at another 260 years in prison. A grand jury has indicted Brian coburger AMD stabbing deaths of four university of Idaho students. That move allows prosecutors to skip a weeklong preliminary hearing next month. A judge could also set a trial date soon or sentence him, depending on kober's plea. There's a new warning about contact lenses. CBS is Deborah Rodriguez explains. A study by the
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Texas shooter's 'RWDS' patch linked to far-right extremists
"Authorities have not said what they believe might have motivated a man to shoot and kill 8 people at a Dallas area mall over the weekend, but one police official suggests that the shooter may have embraced the views of far right extremists. An official who wants to remain anonymous tells The Associated Press that social media accounts believed to have been used by 33 year old Mauricio Garcia appeared to have expressed an interest in white supremacist and neo Nazi views, Garcia was wearing a patch that read R wds short for right wing death squad. It's a phrase that has been embraced in recent years by far right extremists who glorify violence against their political enemies, one group that has adopted the term is the Proud Boys, smaller groups that participated in the white nationalist unite the right rally in Charlottesville Virginia in August 2017 were named right-wing death squad, Garcia, who opened fire at the mall on Saturday, was killed by a police officer. I'm Donna water
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Driver in deadly Texas crash charged with manslaughter
"Police in Brownsville, Texas are investigating whether an SUV driver who killed 8 people at a bus stop acted intentionally. Meanwhile, a vigil was held Monday for the victims. Reverend Carlos Navarro passed her of iglesia Bautista and west Brownsville, says the community is finding it hard to come to grips with what happened. Sunday morning the driver of an SUV killed 8 people when he slammed into a group waiting at a bus stop, Navarro says so many people are asking themselves why this happened, but Navarro says this could have happened anywhere. It's just an isolated incident that doesn't represent our values and our morals and our principles. 34 year old George Alvarez of Brownsville is charged with 8 counts of manslaughter and ten counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, his bail is set at $3.6 million. I'm down a water
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Valuing the Lost Lives Equally of Those in Allen & Brownsville
"A lot of horrific news out of the state of Texas, a lot of bloodshed, 8 lives lost outside of mall and Allen, Texas, just north of Dallas, 8 lives lost outside of migrant center in Brownsville, Texas. I just have a direct question for you. Why are the lives lost in Allen more significant than the lives lost in Brownsville? And of course, we all know the answer to that question. The answer to the question is crystal clear. A guy used a gun to murder 8 people outside the shopping mall in Allen, a guy used a Range Rover to allegedly or possibly murder 8 people in Brownsville. We don't know yet if it was intentional. Sure seems to be, if you've seen the video from Brownsville, it looks intentional. I can't speculate, no idea, I don't know, maybe the guy fell asleep at the wheel and it was just a, just a car accident. Doesn't seem to be. We'll have to wait. But I would submit to you that the 8 lives taken in Brownsville are every bit as important as the 8 lives taken in Allen, Texas.
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"From ABC News. I'm sherri Preston. Investigators north of Dallas, Texas, continue looking into the background of the man police say shot and killed 8 people at a mall over the weekend, Jeannie RuPaul was at that mall and ran for cover when the gunfire began. To see these first responders act, you know, visibly shaken and crying and sick and trying to catch their breath and trying to understand what was going on. That will always be in my mind. Law enforcement sources briefed on the investigation tell ABC News that preliminary information is developed in the probe indicating that the shooter was in the army in 2008 and was, quote, removed due to mental health concerns. 8 people killed in Brownsville, Texas, near the border of the weekend when a man in an SUV plowed into a crowd waiting at a bus stop. Here's ABC's Lindsey watts. Handles and flowers mark the spot where an SUV hit and killed 8 people at a bus stop in Brownsville, Texas, as authorities investigate whether the crash was an accident or intentional. Some of the victims were migrants who had just left a shelter that helps the homeless and people who cross the border, a witness says the driver was yelling insults before accelerating towards the group. The driver currently in custody. Closing arguments begin today in New York and the civil assault and defamation trial against former president Donald Trump, his legal team deciding not to have him testify in his own defense. Here's ABC News legal analyst royal oaks. Although Trump put no witnesses on the stand and now has declined to testify, the jury did hear his side of the story via his videotaped deposition testimony. But that's different from looking the panel in the eye and declaring your innocence. Transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg announcing steps today to spell out new rules and compensation for passengers when airline flights are canceled or delayed
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SUV driver hits crowd at Texas bus stop near border; 8 dead
"8 people were killed and at least ten injured after an SUV crashed into them at a bus stop outside of a homeless shelter in Brownsville, Texas. A mass was held in the Texas border city of Brownsville Sunday evening for the victims of a fatal crash, police say an 8th victim died Sunday Night after an SUV ran into a group of people waiting for a bus Sunday morning across the street from the ozone center, the only overnight shelter in the city of Brownsville, shelter director Victor Maldonado, says most of the victims were Venezuelan men, we have never seen something like this. He says surveillance footage shows the vehicle running a red light before it ran up on the curb crashed into the group of the bus stop, flipped over and continued moving for about 200 feet. Whether it was an accident or intentional, that is still under investigation. Police spokesman lieutenant Martin Sandoval, the driver is detained, and of course he is under arrest. Audio courtesy, KRG V I'm Jennifer King
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Source: Investigators examine ideology of Texas gunman
"An employee at a Dallas area mall says she's just grateful to be alive following Saturday's mass shooting that killed 8 people. Andrea gaither was working at a clothing store when gunshots broke out. I could hear my boss saying everyone go out the door. Everyone go out the door and then they open the emergency door and I ran it right out. Gay there says she ran outside to the other end of the shopping center and off mall property. Every time I heard a gunshot, I just thought he's killing people. He's killing people. She says she's counting her blessings. The thing that I'm the most thankful for is that I still get to spend time with my family and be with my family, you know? I'm Donna water.
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"Now the top stories we're working on at WTO P 7 people dead, at least 6 injured after being struck by a vehicle in Brownsville, Texas, police have identified the gunman who killed 8 people and wounded 7 others at a shopping mall outside Dallas before being fatally shot by a police officer. Fairfax county police are investigating a fatal shooting and falls church involving two people, the second person, hospitalized in serious condition. Keep it here for full details on these stories in the minutes ahead. Traffic and weather on the 8 Steve dresner is in the WTO P traffic center. In the district still dealing with the crash northbound three 95 freeway near main avenue at last report the right wing was blocked and we're seeing delays back up onto the in belling to the 14th street bridge, all Claire northbound third street tunnel near D street krash activity all gone traveling to open no problems even on the southbound side. We're in good shape in both directions over a D.C. two 95, but it is a bit slow northbound I two 95 right near the suitland Parkway work zone set up at last report single right lane does get Chewbacca. Marilyn quiet on the bellway throughout Montgomery county and prince George's counting, and we did clear up the crash westbound route 50 after the bellway travel lanes are open, not seeing much as far as delays are concerned. Over in Virginia, much better ride in your loop coming down from Tyson's corner all clear, right down to the American legion bridge, McLean area, eastbound on the Georgetown pike right before you get to the capitol beltway, crater activity, clear, traveling to open window delays. We're a good shape on three 95, but 95 northbound not so much, we're still backed up leaving thornburg. And traffic moving very slowly, past falmouth, Stafford county, it thins out once your north of a quiet heart opens up just a little bit, but unfortunately once you get to it on the mills, on the northbound side, plenty of brake lights all the way up to the yaku kwon, which crossed the bridge. It is clear to the Springfield interchange. South pounders, you'll bunch up in lore and cross over the yako Kwan still a bit of the delay on the southbound side until you get to triangle, then things look good, all the way down to the Fredericksburg area. Getting a new cooling and heating system has never been easier. Snell cooling and heating can install as soon as the next day, we know hassle financing visits Snell easy book dot com. Steve dresner, WTO traffic. And now to 7 news first alert meteorologist Mark Pena. Got rain falling across the region this afternoon, this is going to end from west to east by around sunsets and we're looking at some healthy rainfall out there. Nothing severe rainfall
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"Now to the top stories we're working on at WTO P. A gunman killed 8 people and wounded 7 others at a mall outside Dallas before being fatally shot by a police officer who happened to be nearby. Witnesses reported seeing children among the victims in Allen, Texas. And a Maryland state trooper is facing multiple charges, including a sex offense, trooper Ryan bandy was arrested Saturday by Anna rental county police and is suspended from his job with pay. And keep it here for full details on these stories in the minutes ahead. It's 9 48. You know what that means, traffic and weather on the aids let's get a roundup of the roads with Mary to pampa in the traffic center. All righty, thanks, Liz. And the roundup on the roads, big roads doing pretty well. Only a few things to watch out for in our listeners check in with you updates on the George Washington Parkway running southbound after the humpback bridge before three 95 and the 14th street bridge stay to the left. We had an active tire change going on. You're coming at most things with speed. Now the other crash inside of the beltway is an Arlington George Mason boulevard right near U.S. 50 Arlington boulevard. You'll follow police direction. We believe you stay right at the intersection to get by the crash. They are working on two 67, the dulles toll road as you head eastbound passing route 7 toward the beltway left side should be blocked. Now I two 95 inside of the beltway across the Potomac. You've got the work, both directions, just south of the suitland Parkway, and you hear stay to the right to get by the sign work. Now on the Maryland side, same big roads doing well. It was sluggish on two 70 out of clarksburg, but nothing reported in your travelings 95 in Maryland beltway beltway doing okay. The big story, road races, in the district. We've got Pennsylvania avenue closed from 14th street, 14th street, freedom Plaza, and to the capitol, and they'll dip south in front of the capitol. This is the race for hope. The big event is the national women's half marathon with closures from rock creek Parkway, the zoo, and all the way into Potomac park to include that big portion of independence avenue, a full list of these closures can be found at WTO dot com. All of your Potomac river crossings are open, just be advised coming in the Roosevelt or memorial bridge. You have limited access. It looks like a lot of folks may opt to come in the key bridge. It's a little congested, but M street K street could keep you above the fray. The
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At least 8 fake electors have immunity in Ga. election probe
"Some of the fake Republican electors who said Donald Trump won Georgia in 2020 have immunity deals. I'm Norman hall. The prosecutor investigating interference in the 2020 election in Georgia has agreed to immunity deals with at least 8 Republican fake electors who signed a certificate falsely stating that then president Donald Trump had won the state. Defense attorney Kimberly Deborah revealed the existence of the immunity deals in a court filing Friday, saying her 8 clients had accepted the agreements last month, the filing does not identify the 8 people who were offered immunity deals last July, a lawyer for Fulton county district attorney fani Willis office revealed that each of the 16 who signed the false elector certificate was a target of her investigation, which is examining whether Trump and his allies committed any crimes while trying to overturn his narrow election laws. I Norman hall
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"Overnight for shooting to death 8 people and wounding 14 others in three villages Thursday and on Wednesday, a 13 year old boy killed 8 classmates on a guard at a school through a translator Serbian president Alexander vucic announcing increased vines for illegal gun owners and restrictions for legal ones nationwide. All of those who have who have firearms said I'm not talking about hunting weapons will go through a process of revision and there will be no more than 30 to 40,000. Gun violence is so rare in Serbia, the school shooting was the country's first in modern times here in the U.S. four leaders of the Proud Boys found guilty of seditious conspiracy over the January 6th insurrection. Prosecutors presented a mountain of digital evidence thousands of text messages, hours and hours of audio that showed just how close these Proud Boys were to the nexus of all the violence at those barricades where we saw officers engaging with protesters. One of the defendants in this case Dominic pozole, who was found not guilty of seditious conspiracy, was that writer that we saw in that infamous video using a stolen police riot shield to smash through a window of the capitol. ABC's Alex mallon, justice clarence Thomas sting silent so far over a ProPublica report that says Republican billionaire donor Harlan Crowe paid two years of the private school tuition for Thomas great nephew, totaling as much as $150,000 that was never disclosed. The reports allegedly signaling the two had even deeper financial ties beyond the previous reports that Thomas did not disclose participating in luxury vacations and a real estate deal paid for by crow, crow's office said in a statement that he, quote, has long been passionate about the importance of quality education. ABC's M1, the Labor Department's able jobs report two out this morning. You're listening to ABC News. Have you Googled yourself lately? Are there negative pose from an ex employee or from a former client? Maybe an outdated news article or sensitive personal information about your family, search engines don't always get it right. For right or wrong, it's your reputation on the
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Suspect arrested in Serbia's second mass shooting in 2 days
"A suspect has been arrested in Serbia's second mass shooting in two days. Serbian police say they've arrested a suspect in a series of shootings that killed at least 8 people and wounded 14 the nation's second such mass shooting in just two days. The arrest follows an all night search by hundreds of police who sealed off an area south of Belgrade, where the shooting took place, the attack came a day after a 13 year old boy used his father's guns to kill 8 fellow students and a guard at a school in the city in the nation's first mass shooting in ten years. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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The Supreme Court Accepts the Loper Bright Case
"Let's go to cut number 21. So would you please tell our audience the facts because no one's going to believe it. I would be delighted to. So the first fact, which is really bad enough, and already is so bad that it did cause me to cite the Third Amendment to our constitution and our reply brief. And I've been at this a long time and I'm not sure I've gotten a chance to cite our Third Amendment before. First time I've ever seen it. The law itself does give the federal government the ability to force fishing vessels to essentially have a monitor who's a federal government's eyes and ears. On their vote. And it is an incredible imposition when you understand that we're not talking about massive commercial boats with enough space for 20 or 30 fishermen. We're talking about relatively small fishing vessels that have enough room for 5, 6, 7, 8 people.
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Russian missile and drone attack in Ukraine kills 8 people
"Russia has fired more than 20 cruise missiles and two drones at Keith and other parts of Ukraine, killing a number of people and striking a residential building in central Ukraine. Air raid sirens sounded around the capital in the first attack against the city in nearly two months. The key city administration saying the air force had intercepted a volley of cruise missiles and two unmanned aerial vehicles over the capital. There were no immediate reports of any missiles hitting targets in Kyiv, but in Uman 134 miles south of the capital, Ukrainian national police say two cruise missiles hit a 9 story residential building, killing a number of people and wounding many more. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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"Right here. WTO P news. Everything you need every time you listen. This is WTO P news, 8 22, a man who tried to swim away from police after a Wednesday crash has been identified. Virginia state police say 26 year old Bryant Mayo of the district was one of the people in the car that ran from officers trying to do a traffic stop. The car crashed into one of the pursuing squad cars along the George Washington memorial Parkway after an hour long pursuit. Mayo and a 23 year old woman apparently got out of the car and tried to get away from police by swimming across roaches run just north of Reagan national airport. U.S. park police helped Virginia state troopers get them out of the water, state police have charged mail with felony eluding a police officer and leaving the scene of a crash. No woman is no word on whether the unidentified woman. We charge in that case. More than 5 years after he was shot and killed by U.S. park police after a slow speed chase on the GW Parkway, mija Gaza's family has reached a settlement with the U.S. government for $5 million, WTO's Meghan clarity with more. This settlement when approved by a federal judge marks the end of the Gaza family's attempts to seek justice and bijan's killing in November 2017. Gay SARS parents and sisters sought $25 million in their wrongful death civil suit, but after paying their attorneys will see 3.7 of the 5 million agreed upon, according to the documents. The suit stems from the actions of U.S. park police officers Lucas vineyard in Alejandro Amaya to initiate a chase after gazar was rear ended and didn't stop to exchange information. The chase ended with the officers firing ten shots at the unarmed 25 year old who later died. Federal prosecutors declined to charge the officers in the shooting years ago, and after a judge dismissed a Virginia prosecutor's attempts to charge the officers, they appeal was blocked by attorney general Jason Yara's Meghan cloher TOP news. If you drive northern trenches of the GW Parkway regularly, you need to hear this. Project got underway on the Parkway today that could affect your drive for months to come. Plans to rebuild nearly 8 miles of roadway between I four 95 in Virginia route one 23 means major changes to traffic in the area, all southbound lanes will be closed, shifting traffic to the northbound side. Morning rush hour will get two lanes southbound and one northbound in the evenings there will be two lanes heading northbound and one lane southbound. The outside of rush hour, you're going to be down to one lane in each direction during the week and also all weekend long. WTO traffic reporter, bob imler. As a result, people will use alternate routes like the Clara Barton Parkway, also route 29, Mike stead boulevard, or 66. The project is expected to wrap up in 2025. Melissa Howell, WTO P news. Sports at 25 and 55 powered by Red River, technology decisions aren't black and white. Think red. A 25 with Frank handrahan, cold weather in Minnesota, but the Nats are hot. Second in a row, they needed it too because they came into this series with a 5 and 13 record. They've won two straight now. Obviously 7 and 13 on the season beating the twins today. Ten to four another 35° day of baseball in Minnesota. Joey Vanessa said for it for the national CJ Abrams
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"D.C., 8 people, including a 12 year old girl, were hospitalized after being shot at around ten last night, D.C. police responded to gunfire near the bomb street where they found 7 men suffering from gunshot wounds, all are expected to survive, assistant chief Andre Wright says officers also responded to nearby second street for another shooting victim where they found the young girl. She is also expected to survive. For some reason, you have some people who think that it was okay to fire firearm at multiple individuals or two different scenes. And we're not going to let that stand. Please believe the shooters were in a black sedan and they're searching for suspects. We're working to learn more details, stay with WTO P for the latest. Construction along the George Washington Parkway begins today. That means some major changes to traffic patterns. Drivers should expect delays and plan ahead. The National Park Service says the restoration project between I four 95 and Virginia route one 23 means all southbound lanes will be closed, shifting traffic to the northbound side. Morning rush hour will get two lanes southbound and one lane northbound afternoon rush hour to lanes northbound and one lane southbound. Traffic reporter, bob imler. So how to avoid it? People will use alternate routes like the Clara Barton Parkway, also route 29. The project includes plans to repave the road and repair stormwater systems, a major undertaking that will last until 2025. Best to avoid for the next several years. Melissa. After a 5 year delay, the family of bijan gazar has reached a multi-million dollar settlement with the U.S. government in his wrongful death. The McLean man was shot and killed by park police along the GW Parkway in late 2017. Kelly and James gay star and their daughter have agreed to a $5 million settlement with the U.S. government in the November 2017 shooting. After another driver rear ended by Jean gay star on the GW Parkway that night and he did not stop
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"Allow this particular case to go into effect until it is a final ruling. This was just, should we push pause on the Texas district courts ruling or not? But once we hear it on the merits, then the court weighs in on a substance, that will tell us what happens for other drugs. The lower court in Texas had questioned the FDA's approval of the drug mifepristone, which has been on the market for more than 20 years. The meteorological organization has released its annual report on climate change and it raises lots of concerns. More from CBS Steve futterman. According to the report 2022 saw records in glaciers melting, sea levels rising and oceans becoming warmer. The last 8 years have been the warmest recorded since the 1800s. All this, the report says, is leading to climate challenges around the world. In some places, droughts in other places record rains. Dale Clemens knows all about record reigns. He lives along the Mississippi River in Prairie du chien, Wisconsin, where the river is expected to crest very soon. Some people say you have to manage the crisis rather than have it manage you. So as long as the predictions are accurate and we can prepare accordingly, I think will be just fine, but it's going to take a little work. Sandbagging operations are underway. Freedom will come soon for a former police officer at the center of a fatal shooting, CBS Steve kathan has details. It was a case that triggered community outrage. The death of Dante Wright at a traffic stop in Brooklyn center, Minnesota in 2021. Officer Kim Potter said she mistook her gun for a taser shooting right now reports citing court records indicate Potter who has served 16 months in a Minnesota prison is about to be released. She'll serve another 8 months on supervised release. Steve kathan, CBS News. Federal authorities have busted a major stolen gun operation. Authorities in Indiana have charged four men with conspiracy to steal hundreds of guns from an Indianapolis area shipping company. U.S. attorney Zachary Myers. Over the course of months, these stolen guns disappeared from the stream of commerce and were pumped into our communities and into the hands of people who had no business having them. The theft involved about 200 guns, each of the men faces up to 15 years in federal prison if they're convicted. Jim Crow CBS News. Two shootings in Washington, D.C. last night have left 8 people injured one is a 12 year old girl police say the two shootings occurred in the same area of the city. This is CBS News. Staples stores provide innovative products and services for small business, remote workers and learners. Even teachers and parents explore more at your local Staples store. In 7 O three on Saturday, April 22nd, 62° heavy rains in sav severe thunderstorms possible. Good morning, I'm Luke luker, the top local stories we're following this hour. As you heard in CBS just moments ago, 8 people, including a 12 year old, are in the hospital this morning after they were shot in southeast D.C., officers responded to the sound of gunfire in the area of Lebanon street at around ten last night. They were found. Were they were found a number of men suffering from gunshot wounds in total 7 men were shot all expected to survive D.C. police also responded to nearby second street for another shooting victim. We
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"Desk is wired by IBW local 26. Where electrical contractors come to grow. Thanks for joining us this weekend. It is April 22nd, 2023, glad you're in with this since early 3 a.m. hour. You're a WTO. Matt small is our producer, among the top stories we're following for you on double D tingle P this morning. Here at home 8 people including a 12 year old girl were shot in southeast D.C. late last night Friday night, D.C. police have this morning at that time, they were responding to the sound of gunfire in the area of Lebanon street around 10 p.m. in the evening for idea 12 year old girl was also shot at a nearby second street area in southeast. She is expected to survive this morning, police believe both incidents may be connected. They say someone in a black sedan likely opened fire and shot them. At least when I was searching for that car this morning, we'll keep you updated on WTO P. Double DTP is three 32. CBS News brief, the Supreme Court's loading that abortion pill ordered blocked by a Texas federal judge stay on the market with normal delivery but. The impact of this is really in the short term. The court has said that while the appeals play out that this drug will be available just like it's always been is the status quo and that's at the bottom line. Of course, want to Jan Crawford at the Supreme Court. The involuntary manslaughter charge against doctor Alec Baldwin and the shooting debt of a cinematographer on the set of his film, now dismissed what could be brought back later. Prosecutors say the decision does not absolve Baldwin of criminal culpability and charges may be refiled. Correspondent Jonathan vigliotti. There are some Americans in the northeastern African nation of Sudan, which is now in chaos, military factions they're fighting each other. The State Department says we have been in direct touch with American citizens in Sudan for a number of days. Now we have been clear about the security measures and precautions that they should take. CBS News brief I'm Tom floaty. Double DT will be news time three 33. New one double DT of each Saturday morning, former Manhattan prosecutor, Mark pomeranz, will testify in a hearing on Capitol Hill next month. That is part of an agreement reached by House Republicans and the Manhattan district attorney's office this week. Hit a legal dispute over whether or not a House judiciary committee inquiry into former president Donald J Trump's historic indictment is the legit under this deal now committee members will be able to question pomeranz under oath, but he will we're told be accompanied by a lawyer from DA Alvin Bragg's office. Now mister Trump was charged with 34 felony counts for falsifying business records related to hush money paid to former adult film star stormy Daniels ahead of the 2016 election. Mister Trump has pleaded not guilty in this case. The FBI has been interviewing members of a private Discord server where a 21 year old air national guardsman recently is accused of sharing classified documents. The Washington Post reports, it is a sign that law enforcement is trying to understand how potentially dozens of people may have had access to this highly sensitive info before it circulated on the Internet. It was spotted by journalists. He was arrested last week, charged with the illegally retaining and transmitting classified info on that server. He faces up to 15 years, he's not entered a plea in the case as of yet. It's three 34 Saturday morning on WTO. House speaker, House Republicans, that is, led by speaker Kevin McCarthy, have proposed to build this week to raise the nation's debt ceiling by 1.5 trillion bucks in exchange for cuts to government spending for the next decade. Now The White House seems to want none of it. CBS News correspondent Scott mcfarlane telling WTO peace Saturday morning that despite the standoff, lawmakers are unlikely to let anxiety over the debt ceiling get two very high. I don't see any strategy that doesn't have some unique coalition of Democrats and Republicans behind it to get this thing done. I'm not sure what the complexion of that political coalition is going to be other than it's going to have to have Democrats and Republicans behind it. And speaking to some financial planners over the last few days, they're anticipating a stock market shock or jolt because that may be what's necessary to finally close a deal. Some impact that is measurable that is real to our pocketbooks to our economy because at this point in time, Maryland congressman Andy Harris told me, he's like getting any calls from this from his constituents. He's not getting concerned people on the phone, which does give them more time to try to leverage each other and continue with this standoff. McCarthy has said he expects to bring a bill formally to a vote in the house next week. Stay tuned. LGBTQ groups in Florida are taking a second look at planned events in the future after state lawmakers passed a bill. They say targets, drag shows. The bill bans miners from attending adult live performances and while it doesn't specifically mention drag shows, LGBTQ activists say they've been targeted. We've lost sponsorships. Danielle hollow is organizing Lake county, Florida's first pride event, which he says is dependent on drag performers. Thus causes us to have to find new performers, possibly a new venue. The bill's author says it only targets sexually explicit events, but critics say that leaves a lot of wiggle room. The state is threatened to revoke the liquor license of one venue that hosted a drag Christmas show with three children at attendance while performers mooned the audience and war prosthetic female genitalia. Peter king, CBS News Orlando. Or this morning, the U.S.
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"8 people" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"The northeast Pacific. It's been troughing, which generally brings weather systems through our area. But she says things will eventually warm up and dry out as temperatures are expected to get back into the mid 60s by the middle of the next week. Jeff podes a northwest news radio. A group of concerned parents and supporters are going to rally in Olympia this afternoon. About an hour or so from now, the group is objecting to a law signed this week that says runaway children seeking gender affirming care can be protected by state shelters and parents don't have to be notified about the whereabouts. Julie Barrett went through something similar with her own 14 year old daughter. If you've got a kid in crisis, things can go south really fast and Washington with these laws is not a safe place for children and does not allow parents to help their kids. Supporters of the measure argue that young people need to have a safe place to go if their parents are guardians don't support their gender care choices. You can hear more. I'm sure in the next couple of days about how this is going to play out. But the protest for tonight is scheduled to begin at 3 o'clock and last through the evening hours. Drop in crisis relief centers could answer the question of where police officers and other first responders can take a person experiencing a mental health crisis. Northwest news radio score, hey, tells us more. The state Senate has unanimously approved a bill that directs the State Department of Health to certify a new type of facility offering a short term stay less than 24 hours to someone experiencing a mental health crisis, unlike at an emergency room or jail admission would require no medical clearance. King County council member Sarah Perry supports the measure citing the current unprecedented behavioral healthcare crisis. We don't have the systems in place to meet the need or even a single walk in place where someone with a behavioral healthcare crisis could go get care. Representative Joe schmick, colfax Republican offers bipartisan support. I like the policy. I like where it's going law enforcement likes it because they've not really had a place to take these folks. And he points out a major challenge. I wonder how we're going to staff it. That may be up to the individual counties who paid for these centers. King County's current special election proposes a property tax to fund behavioral health services, including 5 crisis relief centers. Corwin hake, northwest, news radio, a bill banning child marriage, stalls in the state legislature, Washington is among just 17 states that doesn't have a legal minimum age to get married, just as long as a parent or a judge signs off on it. Jackie Kent has the story. Brett Monica Estonia is the bill's sponsor. Is a piece of legislation that I think is crucial, many of our young people find themselves trapped in coercive long-term married long-term relationships in a marriage. It's just a matter of getting legislators to prioritize girls. Almost all of the miners who marry in Washington and across the U.S. are girls married to adult men. Pretty Reese founded the nonprofit unchained at last after surviving a forced marriage at age 19 and works to end forced and child marriage across the country. Between 2002 1018, 4831 miners were married in Washington. As in this 15 years old. She emphasizes its dangerous public policy for the state to let children marry before having the rights of adulthood, like a bank account or access to a lawyer, but despite House Bill 1455 having bipartisan and unanimous support from the house, it never got a hearing in the state Senate, rep stoe says the Senate committee chair supports the legislation and is anxious to give it a hearing next year. Jackie Kent, that takes us to two ten. I've updated on sports from the Beacon plumbing sports desk and Bill Schwartz. The kraken get a Denver split and look forward to their first home, playoff game. Seattle played solid
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Rep. Nancy Mace: Republicans Are Failing to Do 'Something' About Guns
"Got a serious question about Nancy mace's position. If you haven't heard this very centrist Republican from South Carolina, people use the term rhino. I guess it applies to her. She seems to side with the Democrats quite frequently on a lot of issues. And she was belly aching over the weekend after this mass shooting in Alabama. There was a mass shooting in Louisville again, she was saying that the Republicans are failing to do something about gun violence. Something got to do something. You got it, there's got to be something that can be done. Well, what would you have us do? What do they do in Mexico? What are they doing in Mexico? Hear about the mass shooting in Mexico. I'll bet you didn't. 8 people were slaughtered at a luxury resort, poolside. 8 people shot dead, including a child. And I'm not asking this question rhetorically. I mean this sincerely. Is there a big gun control debate in Mexico? There's a lot of gun violence in Mexico. Isn't there? Are they sitting around on the talk shows and in the halls of their political environment and debating gun violence in Mexico? Or do they just talk about the bad guys?
77WABC Radio
"8 people" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Mediaite Or mediocre it is we like to call them President Trump is reportedly under investigation by federal prosecutors This would be Jack the ripper Smith Probing the January 6th attack on the U.S. capitol for alleged wire fraud related to his fundraising efforts Between the 2020 presidential election and Biden's inauguration this is so sick and beyond the pale But when you have people like white watchers drop out Bill Barr on TV and others urging the charging urging the indictment of the former president This is what you get Because they figure who's going to complain about it other than Levin Seriously The Washington Post broke the story folks because the prosecutor's office leaks to the compost mostly sometimes the New York slimes Kind of spreads the wealth citing 8 people with knowledge of the investigation 8 people So it could be one person with a personality I don't know 8 people Now they're not going to name them So now they have a new tactic at the post and the times and everywhere else They just have a whole bunch of anonymous people you see maybe out of the same office they doesn't matter 8 people on the condition of anonymity to discuss the criminal investigation You know what that is folks That is a Department of Justice 8 people that is a Department of Justice that is so damn corrupt It's unbelievable
Mark Levin
Mediaite: Trump Special Counsel Probing Potential Wire Fraud Crimes
"Mediaite Or mediocre it is we like to call them President Trump is reportedly under investigation by federal prosecutors This would be Jack the ripper Smith Probing the January 6th attack on the U.S. capitol for alleged wire fraud related to his fundraising efforts Between the 2020 presidential election and Biden's inauguration this is so sick and beyond the pale But when you have people like white watchers drop out Bill Barr on TV and others urging the charging urging the indictment of the former president This is what you get Because they figure who's going to complain about it other than Levin Seriously The Washington Post broke the story folks because the prosecutor's office leaks to the compost mostly sometimes the New York slimes Kind of spreads the wealth citing 8 people with knowledge of the investigation 8 people So it could be one person with a personality I don't know 8 people Now they're not going to name them So now they have a new tactic at the post and the times and everywhere else They just have a whole bunch of anonymous people you see maybe out of the same office they doesn't matter 8 people on the condition of anonymity to discuss the criminal investigation You know what that is folks That is a Department of Justice 8 people that is a Department of Justice that is so damn corrupt It's unbelievable
AP News Radio
14-year-old boy arrested in Mexico for murder of 8
"A 14 year old boy accused of being a hit man in a drug related shooting is under arrest in Mexico. The boy is nicknamed capito or little Chapo after the imprisoned drug lord Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, authorities near Mexico City alleged that in January the boy rode up on a motorcycle and opened fire on a family holding a birthday party in a Mexico City suburb, killing 8 people and leaving 5 adults and two children wounded, a man was also arrested in the killings and 7 other members of the gang were arrested on drug charges, the motive for the killings has not been made public, I'm down a water
Northwest Newsradio
"8 people" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Morning continues its 14 till. Former president Donald Trump campaign in Iowa last night for the first time since announcing his bid for the presidency in 2024. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports that Trump boasted of his achievements, but also made news before his plane landed in Davenport. Former president Donald Trump and Davenport Iowa came just days after Florida's Republican governor Ron DeSantis made a speech in the same town. Now, desantis hasn't said he's running for president, but is still thought to be competition for Trump. Desantis heavily touted his education policies and pushed education over indoctrination. Trump touched on the topic, too. I'm saying parents you have rights. That's what I said, basically. Parents you have rights. He also praised his administration's work for farmers. And our Department of Agriculture cut 7 old regulations for every one new regulation saving farmers and taxpayers, $262 billion a year, at least. The former president hit on a number of topics, including the southern border. You think it was easy to get Mexico to say, oh, we'd love to have a stay in Mexico policy. I said, look, you have to do this because if you don't do it, we're going to put tariffs on everything that you have said. They said we would love to do it, sir. It would be a great honor. He managed to squeeze in a few references to his unproven claims of fraud in the 2020 election that he lost to President Biden. He can only win if you cheat at elections, okay? Because there's nobody going to say that open borders is a thing that's popular. Trump went after the Biden administration and said Russia's invasion of Ukraine likely wouldn't have happened if he was president. Well, this administration, you could end up in World War three because they don't speak right. They don't send the messages outright. Still early on the campaign trail, but things are slowly and surely ramping up a new Des Moines register poll shows that if president Trump is the Republican nominee again, 74% of Republicans in Iowa would likely vote for him, but desantis right there, just a couple points behind when paired against the former president. I'm Clayton Neville, aboard his private plane, speaking to reporters while heading to Iowa, Trump sharply rebuked his former vice president. It was Mike Pence who said at a dinner event over the weekend that history would hold the former president accountable for the events of January 6th, 2021. Trump told reporters, quote, had he sent the votes back to the legislators. They wouldn't have had a problem with January 6th. So in many ways, you can blame him for January 6th. Had he sent them back to Pennsylvania, Georgia, Arizona, the states, I believe, number one, you would have had a different outcome, but I also believe he wouldn't have had January 6th as we call it. 11 till, the jury divided, meaning no death penalty for the man convicted on terror related charges of killing people on Halloween on a New York City bike path. Ed Donahue has that story. The same jury convicted sci-fi of 28 charges, including murder and supporting a terrorist organization. He drove a truck along a popular New York bike path, 8 people were killed. And the penalty phase, the jury told the judge they weren't able to reach a unanimous decision, meaning sci poth will get an automatic life sentence without parole. Prosecutors say side pops sped up, trying to kill as many people as he could. Side pop's lawyer said with a life sentence, his client would die in prison in obscurity, not as a martyr, not as a hero to anyone. The last time a person was executed for a federal crime in New York was in 1954, I'm Ed Donahue. Cryptocurrency markets spike, despite the shuttering of two digital currency friendly banks, that in today's tech report with chuck palm, former senator Barney Frank, who said on the board of signature bank, said in an interview on CNBC that regulators have been targeting banks to send an anti crypto message, silvergate another crypto friendly bank that was shut down last week with other cryptocurrency exchanges shuttering in the past year has set New York lawmakers targeting crypto assets for regulation. In addition, other cryptocurrency exchanges coinbase and paxos both admitted to having about $240 million stored in signature bank. Binance the largest cryptocurrency trader by volume announced today they would release $1 billion of their stablecoin, the BUSD into Bitcoin Ethereum and other crypto tokens to stabilize the market. The news of the prop up by the fed and binance sent crypto soaring today regaining many of the losses over the last year. Bitcoin is trading up 20% at 24,400 and Ethereum was up 15% to 1680 for more tech news visit the top tech minute dot com. I'm chuck palm. 9 zero on America in the morning. John stillness has the NFL and more in your Tuesday sports report. Yesterday marked the first day teams could negotiate and agree to deals with free agents and a number of big name stars are signing on the dotted line already. The Chicago Bears among the busiest teams signing linebackers tremaine Edmonds and TJ Edwards to multiyear deals, along with offensive lineman Nate Davis. Chicago did have the most salary cap space of any team in the league and was expected to make a splash. Defensive tackle javon hargrave leaves the NFC champion eagles for the forty-niners the beginning of a potential exodus from the NFC champs. And the Raiders are assigning quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo to be their new starter. Those are just some of the big deals that went down yesterday with more coming in the next few days. The league's competition committee will review 9 potential rules changes
AP News Radio
Attacker spared from death penalty in NYC bike path rampage
"The jury is divided, meaning no death penalty for the New York City bike path killer. The same jury convicted sci-fi scip of 28 charges, including murder and supporting a terrorist organization. He drove a truck along a popular New York bike path, 8 people were killed. In the penalty phase, the jury told the judge they weren't able to reach a unanimous decision, meaning sci poth will get an automatic life sentence without parole. Prosecutors say pops sped up, trying to kill as many people as he could. Side pop's lawyers said with a life sentence, his client would die in prison in obscurity, not as a martyr, not as a hero to anyone. The last time a person was executed for a federal crime in New York was
WTOP
"8 people" Discussed on WTOP
"Shoveled them mostly out, but even if they could get out the rest of the way, probably be too scared to drive around, you know? Because it's still kind of sketchy out there. Also in Southern California, off the San Diego coast, at least 8 people are known to have died in the capsizing of a boat believed that had been used for smuggling migrants into the U.S. overseas North Korea says it has test fired two cruise missiles from a submarine off its east coast. That just ahead of joint U.S. South Korean drills. This is CBS News. Nobody should have to pay for one size fits all insurance coverage. Liberty mutual customizes your car and home insurance so you only pay for what you need. Liberty Mutual Insurance. It's 9 O three, Santa may 12th, 2023. Wayne tonight, 36 now lows in the 30s. A very good evening to you. Ridiculo, top local stories we're following this hour. Families in Virginia could be getting some additional money soon to help their students catch up from COVID-19, Virginia education officials say the pandemic hit the state's fourth grade students the hardest and they saw the largest decline in the country for both math and reading three times worse than the national average to combat that governor youngkin says the state has $30 million in learning recovery grants qualifying students in Virginia whose family income does not exceed 300% of the federal poverty level will get $3000. Others will get $1500 a parent friendly accessible, secure online service will allow students and families to apply. Dan run on WTO P news. Caring for the cherry blossom trees that bring us vibrant colors along the tidal basin is a lot of work, but there are ways to help. The trust for the national mall is a nonprofit that supports the National Park Service's efforts to restore and preserve. Specifically, we have cherry tree endowment fund that supports the care and feeding and maintenance of the 3700 cherry trees
AP News Radio
8 dead, 7 missing after boat capsizes off San Diego coast
"Authorities say at least 8 people died and others are unaccounted for when a pair of migrant smuggling boats flipped over near a San Diego beach. It's one of the worst boats smuggling accidents off the coast of California. We've lost 8 souls. San Diego lifeguard chief James gartland on KG TV says they spent the early morning hours Sunday, searching for possible survivors. After receiving a 9-1-1 call from a woman who said that her boat had capsized along with a second vessel. When rescuers arrived 8 were dead, some 15 others unaccounted for. We did the best we could to recover people from the water, try and find survivors. Coast guard captain James spittler says smuggling enterprises lure these migrants into a dangerous trip. These people are often labor trafficked and sex trafficked when they arrive. Border patrol says there's been a sharp increase in the number of smuggling trips and fatalities in recent years. I'm Jackie Quinn
AP News Radio
German police: 8 dead in Jehovah's Witnesses hall shooting
"Police in Germany say 8 people were killed when a shooter opened fire at a Jehovah's Witness hall in Hamburg. Emergency vehicles rushed to the scene Thursday evening of a three story building next to an auto repair shop a few miles from downtown Hamburg, police believe the shooter is among the 8 dead. They're not sure how many people were wounded. A student who lives near by says there were around four periods of shooting. She says she looked out her window and saw a person running from the ground floor to the second floor of the building, a U.S. based spokesman for Jehovah's Witnesses says in an emailed statement that members worldwide grief for the victims of this traumatic event. I'm Donna water
WTOP
"8 people" Discussed on WTOP
"Accusing a middle school this week in fairfax county of racially discriminating against children. The accusation is in response to fairly to a letter sent out to the parents of 8th graders about fairfax county public schools college preparation program. The Republican attorney general Jason miara is taking issue with an email sent out by Cooper middle school last week, which only listed some races and ethnicities for students who should apply for the program. Mia is in a letter to the school demanded the email be retracted and that the school proved the program doesn't discriminate in response, fairfax county public schools says claims of a ban on certain demographic groups applying for the program is wholly inaccurate and criticized the attorney general for not contacting the school system before a niche words making false and damaging public accusations against the school. Says last year, 8% of the students in the program were white in 26% were Asian American, Mike Morello WTO news. He was trusted for years as a local police officer, then as the chief of Laurel police, but now a jury has convicted 71 year old David Crawford of setting fires that apparently endangered the lives of at least 8 people. A Howard county jury convicted the former Laurel police chief on all counts following a weeklong trial. The judge allowed for prosecutors to introduce evidence from fires linked to Crawford across Maryland, as he's facing similar charges of arson and Montgomery and prince George's counties and was just convicted last week in Frederick county. His attorney Robert Bond says they plan to appeal the decision, noting there was no evidence the individual who set the fires intended to kill anyone. Prosecutors say Crawford is responsible for fire, spanning from 2011 to 2020. Meghan cloher, WTO news. Undershirt from a woman owned company and Prince William county will soon be in the hands of some of your favorite celebs. People thought it was a little bit of a nutty idea, but that quote nutty ideas Stacey flags head led her company's graphic t-shirts to being included in this year's iconic swag bag at the Oscars. Undershirts are boring and I wondered if they had to be. That's how the idea for clothing brand bored rebel was born. And now the graphic undershirts featuring sayings like unleash your inner superhero could be shown on the Academy Awards, red carpet. And that's a small chance, but I think my husband would have to pick me up off the floor. Shy and WTO
Bloomberg Radio New York
"8 people" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"You want me to FedEx you documents to get a wet signature on it and then have the other 8 people sign it and that sort of stuff. It feels archaic. But just three years ago, we were doing that. But right, and the ability to do things, when I launched my firm, me and my partners, we were national, so we were always in the cloud, and we were always virtual. I found the pandemic kind of amusing for lots of people discovered video chat and screen sharing, all this technology is a decade old, how do you get ahead of a curve when suddenly you have a two year just rush into that space? How do you separate the winners from the also rans? Yeah. It's through a lot of work. It's through a lot of research. And it's by having people that specialize in that particular area. It's about surrounding yourself with not generalist consultants that come in and tell you this market is big and growing. We want we want our teams to engage with organizations that are specialized or better yet individuals that have been running companies in those spaces and that have been there and done that and know where the bodies are buried. Those are the people that we want to align with as we're going in to due diligence. We want to work with them and have them join the boards of our companies and so it comes by surrounding yourself with the right people and the right kind of people as you go into researching these type of businesses. So you mentioned earlier the marketplace is changing. What was tailwinds very often today? Our headwinds, which raises the important question, how important are private markets to the economy relative to public markets? In fact, you had suggested public markets decoupled from the real economy and now it's all about what's private. Well, I wouldn't say it's all about what's private, but there has clearly been an evolution that a lot of people haven't been fully conscious of. It's been a shift in roles, really, that the public markets are playing in the private markets are playing. It used to be the private markets where where you went to bed. Speculative investments. This is where you went to get your risky venture capital exposure or your highly leveraged equity exposure. It was called an alternative asset class. Because you were meant to allocate maybe the small little sliver. You're kind of in the public markets, is where you go to invest into bedrock companies that anchor the economy, household names, et cetera. That has changed. If you look at the companies that have been going public, the capital formation that's been occurring within the public markets. A lot of people are shocked when they dig into it. And they learn that only 20% of the companies that have been going public more recently have an earnings history. Okay? The vast majority are technology companies selling the dream or their shell companies without financial substance, those are the companies going public. There's a lot more speculation happening in the public markets these days. Meanwhile, the private markets have been increasingly
The Officer Tatum Show
Why Politicians Should Be More Authentic
"You know, I really wish politicians would be authentic. I really, really believe with my whole heart and sometimes I ponder this with myself 'cause I don't even tell my wife about it 'cause she told me no. That should I run for office. Now let me give you an evaluation of that on my end. I honestly believe I would be probably one of the better representatives out of most people that run for office in my opinion. And I think I will win in a landslide. However, there's not just whether you would win and whether you think you can really represent the people in an effective way, is do you want to go through the turmoil? Do you believe that you would be effective as a one vote person versus the influence that you have now? I would argue that I enjoy to come to work, really whatever time I want to come to work, for the most part, if I don't have meetings and stuff all day and schedule, and if I don't want meetings, I just don't schedule them. But because I'm a hard worker, I schedule stuff all day long and for the time I work out until the time I come in here and do a team meetings on Monday Wednesday Friday, I'm here from anywhere between 7 o'clock, 8 o'clock, all the way to when I leave this show. 7, 8 o'clock at night. But I enjoy being able to interact. I enjoy building a team. I mean, I started with just me and now I got like 8 people. And I think we're going to just continue to grow in a tremendous way. I enjoy doing that. I enjoy coming up on the radio and being able to speak to the people, YouTube channel, to millions of people a month, and I think that those things are more valuable, in my opinion, to my exposure, or to me, being exposed, exposing the truth to people, those avenues and channels of more invaluable to me and I think I make a better impact than being isolated into a political position.
AP News Radio
Death penalty phase of trial looms for NYC bike path killer
"A jury is set to begin hearing witnesses in the death penalty phase of a trial for an Islamic extremist who killed 8 people on a New York City bike path. New York hasn't had an execution in 60 years but last month it was on the table when syphilis was convicted of intentionally driving a truck down a Hudson River path, mowing down bicyclists, the same jury that found him guilty will decide if he is put to death or spend the rest of his life in prison, while New York doesn't have capital punishment, sai pals trial is in federal court which does. Sai pals killing spree took the lives of two Americans 5 friends from Argentina and a woman from Belgium. Julie Walker, New York
KGO 810
"8 people" Discussed on KGO 810
"Where memorial bridge authorities in Miami Dade County, Florida, searching for the shooters who killed two people and injured over 20 others. Authorities say three men got out of a white Nissan Pathfinder shortly after midnight in front of a highly a catering hall that had been rented out for a concert. They say the guys came with ski masks and hoodies and just started shooting up the crowd. Angelica Green son was shot in the stomach and taken to a hospital. Alex Linear as works nearby crowd. There is kind of like, you know, kind of rowdy is usually like a fight every other weekend. I guess it was just a matter of time before something Something really bad happened. I guess today was that time Police are calling it a targeted attack. Brian Clark ABC News a deadly plane crash investigation in Tennessee. 36 small jet went down in the lake shortly after takeoff near Nashville Saturday. Rutherford County Fire and rescue captain Joshua Sander We know that there were seven personnel on board the aircraft. At the time of departure. All seven are believed to be dead. Crews working to recover the wreckage America on the move once again, setting more pandemic travel records this Memorial Day weekend, ABC is Trevor all Tad New York's LaGuardia Airport. Experts are expecting a busy summer season, and airlines are banking on the takeoff and for the millions who have run into newfound lines and traffic on their way out of town. Experts say the congestion headed home shouldn't be quite so bad, though, to avoid the slowdowns aim for an early Morning or late afternoon return. You're listening to ABC News now checking kgo traffic west of Saratoga on Highway nine. Just before Skyline Boulevard, the entire roadway has been closed. Due to a crash involving a motorcycle in San Jose. A fatal car crash on the Guadalupe Park way That's 87 north bound just before one on one, the two right lanes remained blocked. The vehicle went off the side of the roadway. Coroner is on the scene. San Ramon 60 80 south bound before Bollinger Canyon and solo crashed there. It is looking like It's confined to the shoulder. Highway 80 eastbound just before Highway 37 Vallejo Trash can causing problems in the right length. High winds are a challenge right now through the Altamont pass on the Golden Gate Bridge and on the San Mateo Bridge. With KGO traffic. I'm Dean Michael's. The following show is paid for by three dimensional wealth. The views, opinions and beliefs, expressed her those of three dimensional wealth and don't necessarily reflect those of the staff management of cumulus media or other partners. Doug Andrew here, you know, as a financial strategist and retirement planning specialist for more than 45 years. I finally have dedicated the last two years to writing the ultimate book, the Laser fund. How to diversify and create the foundation for a tax free retirement is my favorite vehicle, and we have collected over 200 pages of charts, graphs and illustrations to empower you. And if you're more right brain, you learn by stories. You flip the book over and you read it the other direction. It contains 62 stories of actual clients who've employed the laser fund, too. Diversify and save hundreds of thousands of dollars of unnecessary tax..