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The Hair Radio Show with Kerry Hines
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"And that's what I want to kind of talk a little bit about to Nicole Marie. You know, folks don't realize that we have chatted with just about everybody in hair, beauty, and entertainment. You guys heard, right? You heard Kim Berry in the first hour. Kim's from California. I love her. Me too. She's one of the long, well, she worked with Prince for like 30 years. Just an incredible lady. So we shout her out. I'm going into the vault. This week, in honor of our over 900th broadcast, we are going to be celebrating by listening back to some of the great folks who have been on our show. You know, like I said, we've got amazing folks. It gets no bigger than Beyonce. So to speak with her dad right now on our show, you'll hear that this week. You're also going to hear my interview with the queen of Twitter, of course. Legendary Miss Beyond Ward. Second only to Aretha Franklin with hit records. Also, also a top female artist and all that kind of stuff. But I got everybody. We have everybody from Tony Terry to Allison Williams. Wow. The Gorilla Glue doctor who saved the young lady. He's been on our show a couple of times. He's out in Beverly Hills. So many people have been through. So many. I remember Michelle Obama's hairstylist. Johnny Wright was on our show. Just a lot of folks. A lot of folks. One of my favorites recently, which of course everybody knows. Camille Friend. I talk about her all the time because she's one of my favorites. Who did the Little Mermaid. Nominated for Academy Award and all that kind of stuff. So lots and lots of folks who have been through our work. And continue. We've been around. You haven't made it until you've made it to Hair Radio. Okay. So now we've got some right. I just love it. Music on our playlist today. We opened up with a real interesting song. I've never heard this before. Called Giant. By this wonderful DJ. Big international guy Calvin Harris. I've heard of him in the past. He makes a lot of those high. We used to call them high energy songs back in the day. Right. I love it. Right. So this song he's on with a gentleman named Rag and Bone Man. So that's what you heard earlier. We've got a lot of classic but more traditional songs as well. Everybody from Stevie Wonder to Chaka Khan's latest as well. And all kinds of stuff. Including a throwback. Real old throwback. I had to get on some Hall & Oates. They've been going through so much. We're kind of talking about that too. Yeah, me too. But they're warring with each other. And I don't quite understand what's happening. Right. But those fans. So we're going to talk about all that. We're going to be talking about Tiffany Haddish this week. She's been arrested again. Of course she's out. There's nothing driving again. We want everybody to win. So we're going to get into all that kind of stuff. But yeah. But also I have some news from the International Beauty Show. From IBS as well. One of the largest hair. Actually the longest of those. Kind of big international beauty shows. They're at the Jessup Javits Center in New York City. It's huge. So of course I'll be there in March. It's March 3rd, 4th, and 5th. Again in New York City. We're talking about 2024. Is the next event. So yeah, I'll be there. That's what enjoyed it last year. We were there together last year. It's 2020. Which was actually earlier in 2023. It was March of February. Yeah, it was early this year. We had a great time. I loved it. I really did. So we got some pictures done. Well I hope you come back. I hope you get a chance to come back. I might be there. You never know. So March. So we got some time to get you out here and up here. And all that wonderful good stuff. And I've got some things I'm working on with IBS. You know we talk to the top, top folks. Oh yeah. Yeah, we have the director. She's always with us. So hopefully we'll get a new interview for this year. From her and so much more. And all of that. So really good stuff. Let me see. Well we've got the magazine on the way. And there's been a lot going on. Nicole Marie. There's always something. So all this week. We'll be sharing with you guys. Just a lot of wonderful good stuff. So first Nicole Marie. Stay tuned. We have to talk about. Well one of my favorite things to talk about. On this show. Is that each day we inspire. We offer some form of. What do we call it. Inspiration. Inspiration. Yeah so we've come up with this incredible item that you share each day. Called Hope of the Day. So here take a listen. And we'll take it from there. Well first of all. Hope is important to each and every one of us because it gives our lives meaning. It's that belief that our future can be better than our past. So no matter what we may have been through. Going through. Going to go through. There's always hope. Just that positive expectation that change can and will occur in all of our lives. So every day. I share inspiration away from a book by Patrick Lindsay. And it's called High Hope. All right. Always hope. Nicole Marie take it away. Thank you Carrie. The hope of the day for this Tuesday is recreate your strength. Recall your most positive moments and thoughts. Examine how you reach them. Relive the feelings. Remember them. See how you can replicate the conditions and scale the height again. Back to you Carrie. Oh I love that. Recreate your strength. Hold on. Well that is interesting. So I kind of like that. I do. Because that to me also says that you have to kind of stick to what is what you're doing. What's the best of what you're doing. What works for you. Exactly. But what happens when you have a lot of strength? We got all that strength. You know I think about that sometimes because we do so much. But recreate your strength. So continue to push forward with what works for you. Of course. What about yourself Nicole Marie? Do you recreate your strength? I actually do. I always think back like he said and recall those positive moments. I love to journal. So I write a lot of things down. You know both successes and you know those things that haven't worked so well. So I go back and revisit those things. So I totally agree with what he's saying. Most definitely. Well those things that haven't worked so well that's how you learn. That's a beautiful moment. Learning opportunities. Exactly. And I always say they just haven't worked so well yet. Exactly. We revisit those. So you get it right. Well that's what I want to check in with Michael Hopkins again. He's the host of his own program coming up in about an hour. Right here you don't have to change the channel or anything like that. That comes from our community aspect of the broadcast. We're talking about the Vet Talk radio show which airs 8.30 Eastern 7.30 Central right here on Tuesday morning. So you'll hear it today. But I want to ask Michael about that if he's recreating his strength and what does that mean to him. Let's see if we can get Michael down in beautiful spots in Virginia. Michael Hopkins you're on with Nicole Marie and Carrie Hines. Very much so. Very much so. Oh yes that is excellent. That is an excellent thing to do. That recreation. And what happens it's those moments. You've had those moments when you're at the top of your game and when you recreate that it just propels you forward. Sometimes it takes you to greater heights. And that's what I love about doing that. I love doing that because you just never know. You just never know. Sometimes you can go to something new and you just don't know. That's what I love about it. Like Nicole Marie said and just like you said Carrie Hines it doesn't really matter if something didn't kind of work out the way you wanted it to work out. That's what's called a learning experience. And it helps you grow. You have to grow. Back over to you Carrie. I agree. Well you know I think you're absolutely right. The other thing about that Michael and Nicole Marie is that when we think things don't work out they're actually working for the greater good. But sometimes it's often difficult to see that. But you gotta remind yourself if that's not for you it's just maybe not for you or at that time it's not for you but there's something else at play that may have a greater impact in your life. So you kind of have to pull back a little bit. It's hard to do sometimes because you know in our little minds we're like upset it didn't so we think it didn't work out the way we planned. Exactly. But boy oh boy you come back and revisit that all the way. If it had that other thing worked out you wouldn't have been where you are. Exactly. So very much you know just keep that open. It all works out and at the end of the day. So I'm super super excited. So listen our playlist I don't know if you heard but got some great great songs on the way. You know every song so some some of these we go back a little bit but we just love it because I don't get a chance to hear these songs except on the Hair Radio Morning show. So we're going to take a little bit of a music break of course and when we come back Michael Big Vet Talk Radio Talk Talk Radio and then coming up in our spotlight hour about eight o'clock or so we're going to have some a little preview of some of the interviews that we did at the Wonderful Natural Hair Fest. So we'll talk a little we'll have all that for you coming up. And we're going to also talk about what's coming in the next few days. So it's a lot to get to we still have a lot going on this morning but again a quick music break and we will be back. Do not go anywhere. Great job Nicole, Marie, Michael. Lots more to go. All right here we go. OK. Everyone's feeling pretty It's hot as you like Though the world's full of problems They couldn't touch us even if they tried From the park I hear rhythm Marley's heart's coming tonight there will be a party on the corner at the end of the park Didn't know you would be coming until the break go down Ain't nobody ever told you baby you would be coming until the break go down Would be coming and coming and coming Come on They won't But our answer today Is to let all our worries Like a breeze through our fingers slip away Please come to Zimbabwe First world pride on the one Now's the time for celebration Cause we all need to be good Didn't know you would be coming until the break go down Ain't nobody ever told you baby you would be coming until the break go down Ain't nobody ever told you baby you would be coming until the break go down I know nobody knows you, but you would be coming until the break go down But we can and can and can and can't no more You and me, am I happy? Well, let's back the curve back I can say that I'm happy Cause we all just made a pact We were free to get together Join and still come and die When you're moving into privacy Your destination is the brightest star You didn't know that you Would be coming until the break of dawn Letting nobody ever tell you the truth Would be coming until the break of dawn Oh, you Would be coming until the break of dawn Don't you stop the music, don't stop Don't you stop the music, don't stop Don't you stop the music, don't stop Oh, you Would be coming until the break of dawn Oh, you Hello everybody, I'm Valerie from Validate Your Beauty.
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The Hair Radio Show with Kerry Hines
Fresh update on "8.3%" discussed on The Hair Radio Show with Kerry Hines
"All right. We are live. It is mid-show. It's Tuesday morning, November 28, 2023. I'm Kerry Hines. It's great to have you guys with us. Got a lot to get into on this broadcast. We're about the midway point in the second hour. We're going to be talking first. Let me bring to the line, okay, on this Tuesday morning, let me bring to the line the one and only queen of the mornings out of Mississippi. We're talking about Water Valley, Mississippi. My very special cohost, of course, Nicole Marie. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Nicole Marie, GM, oh, boy, it is a Tuesday morning, let me tell you. Yes, it is. And let me just kind of welcome you. We got a lot to get into, a lot of live host chats. There are a lot of folks who are on with us for the very first time today. So I want to kind of talk a little bit about what we do here at the broadcast. Oh, yes. Welcome, welcome. If there are any questions that you guys out there are listening, you can press one and we'll get you on. You can ask your question right live on the air if you'd like. But first, Nicole Marie, it's Tuesday morning, November 28, 2023. It's our broadcast show number 924, 924, that means that we've done 924. We ought to make it clear. We've got 923 other broadcasts of the hit radio morning show, if you guys know. Each broadcast is three hours. So we're going to be talking and educating and informing along the way. Just, you know, Tuesday is our first day back of the week. We broadcast live Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 6 to 9, right, a.m. Eastern. I'm in Brooklyn, New York, which is the, you know, Eastern time zone. And you, Nicole Marie, are in the Central time zone in Water Valley, Mississippi. So we talk to folks, not just in America, but everywhere. Right. Everywhere. Yeah. We have a wonderful audience that we'll get more into. But first of all, so how are you? Just, you know, we don't get a chance to talk a whole lot during the first hour of the show. I know. Right. So we come in with our live talk mid-show. So a lot of folks tune in at 6 o'clock, as soon as we're on the air, they tune right into the show, and then others wait and tune in at the live chat at 7 or in our spotlight hour at 8. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to interrupt you. So how are you doing? And what's going on down in Water Valley? I am wonderful, wonderful on this very chilly morning, Carrie. Oh, this weather. It's all chilly up here. I'm doing great. Yeah. Yeah. Good to hear. I'm complaining. How are you this morning? I'm doing great. We've got to talk a little bit. It was Thanksgiving weekend, if you will, and folks were selling all over the country. We just had such a great time. I want to talk a little bit about the event coming up around 8 o'clock this morning. I can't wait to hear that. Yeah. We've got a few interviews. It was the Natural Hairfest in Brooklyn, New York. I had a chance to go out, and it was Mark David Carter's event. And he invited me to come over and just kind of, I don't know, I guess open up the show. It was a very, very exciting group of individuals. So we have quite a bit. We're going to be celebrating, really, a whole lot. We've got a lot to talk about with Natural Hairfest. So the best time, of course, we're going to be playing some of the clips today and tomorrow. We have a whole hour, a spotlight hour, starting at 8 a.m. Eastern, 7 o'clock for you in Central in the morning. So that's live. So join us. We've got to see if we can get Mark on and some other folks. But I had a great time. I wish you were here. I know. I wish I was there also, but I can't wait to hear all about it. Yeah. Well, you're going to get some of the clips coming up this morning, maybe about 7.45 or so. So stay with us. And in the next half hour or so, you'll get some of the clips from yesterday's show. But we have a whole bunch to share. I'll be telling you all about it. So that's coming up a little later and then certainly into tomorrow. Now I want to talk to you about what, oh, yeah, oh, it was fabulous. And let me just again shout out Mark David Carter for pulling together such an incredible event that I enjoyed. And we'll talk a little bit more, like I said, about that. I'm thinking that I will share this with you guys. You know what? Let me hold on to this. It's a big, big announcement, and I want Mark to hear this. So we'll save that for Wednesday morning in our third hour. Our third hour again is 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. Eastern. But we're on from 6 in the morning. So tune in when you wake up. We're here. We're always, we're here. We are. Okay. Yes. And, you know, so sometimes you tune in, you'll hear a little bit of music. Sometimes you, you know, we have a whole hodgepodge. But what the hair radio is all about is hair, beauty, and community. And community. So you might tune in and hear us talking about veterans. Speaking of which, Michael Hopkins is the host of the Vet Talk Radio Show. Michael will be joining us. He's also one of my co-hosts and Nicole Marie's co-host in the morning. He joins us right here on the show. So Michael's out of wonderful Virginia, down in wonderful, what is, hold on, beautiful spots. Yeah. Yeah, but it starts with beautiful. So if I don't say beautiful, that's the problem. Beautiful spots in Virginia. So Michael will be joining us in just a bit. He's going to talk about what's coming up on his portion of the show, which is at 8.30 this morning. He's doing the Vet Talk Radio. And we'll get into all of that talk. But first, Nicole Marie, we've still got more to share with you this morning. So we've got to talk what happened, what was, yeah, anything over the Thanksgiving weekend you want to share. And I've got a few things to tell you about. Well, this weekend was definitely spent with family. I cooked for Thanksgiving and we just stayed home and just enjoyed each other. It was a, we had a wonderful time. Oh, that is so nice. Well, shout out to Nicole's wonderful family. Mr. Luther, of course, your husband. Just great. The entire family of wonderful folks. And we support you. Oh, thank you, Carrie. What did you do, Carrie? Yes, I'm chomping at the bit. I had an opportunity to kind of, you know, and I want to talk about this. I am someone who, you know, my background being in the airlines and all that, traveling all over the world, I was away quite often on Thanksgiving. So I never really, I guess, you know, it doesn't bother me to be single or to be, you know, I have my own traditions that I love. So I cook like you and make a nice meal. Usually I make a real big meal. All for me. And, but this year I scaled back just a little bit and I still had leftovers. I just finished them off yesterday. Okay. But I, yeah, but I love, and that scaling is back. So that tells you how much I really cook as well. But you know, this Thursday, this past Thursday, Thanksgiving, I actually woke up early on Thanksgiving morning and at six o'clock put on a pop-up broadcast of the Hair Radio Morning show all by myself for three hours. I chatted with both. I said, well, I'm here by myself. I said, but I don't have to be. We've got listeners all over the world. Some of whom would probably appreciate a little morning live conversation to share with, you know, what we're all kind of dealing and coping with. So it's out there on the internet. I'll re-share it again after today's, this broadcast that wraps at 9 AM Eastern. I'll share this one and the one from Thanksgiving day. So that way you can listen. It's great.
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"Interactive Brokers pays up to 4 .83 % on instantly available USD cash balances in your brokerage account. How much interest can your broker pay? Interactive Brokers' conservative and prudent risk management uniquely positions them to pay up to 4 .83 % on uninvested, instantly available USD cash balances in your brokerage account. The best informed investors choose Interactive Brokers. Rates subject to change. Visit ibkr .com slash interest rates to learn more. 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. This is a Bloomberg Money Minute. Federal Reserve data finds consumers are racking up more credit card debt. Credit card balances rose yet again in the third quarter, up $48 billion, and they are now at $1 .08 trillion. Janelle Marté wrote the story for Bloomberg News. The report also found that there was a rise in the share of people who are becoming newly delinquent on their credit card payments. The data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York is raising concerns about whether a consumer spending boom can continue to power blockbuster economic growth. So it's a sign that people are falling further behind, starting to struggle a little bit more with their credit card payments and with other debt payments. Credit card balances are now $154 billion higher than they were a year ago. The jump in credit card balances marks the eighth straight quarter of year over year increases. I'm Charlie Pellet, Bloomberg Radio. The impact of a meal goes well beyond feeding our bodies, because feeling full can sound like this. How did the interview go? I did it! I got the job! I can't believe it! And like this. Mom! I got first place at the science fair with my volcano project! That's amazing, sweetie.
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"The health of these kids. So cavalier. Health of their communities, he says. This isn't a game, echoing his wife's call to keep school kids safe by following the science. We owe them unity so that we can fight the virus, Not each other Saga or Megane Washington. The coronavirus pandemic has had a big impact on the black community and on those who provide funeral services, Second generation mortician Sean Troy in South Carolina. Lost his father to the virus. Just never vision myself looking at my father's name plate Tombstone Anything. William Penn Troy Sr died in August of last year. Never thought to be this song close with the National Funeral Directors and Morticians Association says the funeral director is the most prominent individual in the African American community. No disrespect to my colleagues across the country. Um, where more. Um I should say, intimate more more because of our culture based on Troy says he still gets inspiration from his father. You can do this. I got you. You re training you for this all your life. You've been ready to do this. Now is your time Since the start of the pandemic about 130 black morticians have died from the coronavirus. I'm Ed Donahue a day before the 9 11 anniversary. Washington is remembering and reflecting. From the Pentagon to the Justice and state departments. 20 years after September 11 2000 and one that day is forever seared into all of our memories. It felt somehow deeply personal. And I think it's still does pain. The terror we each have our own 9 11 story for then. Army Officer Matthew Claim Oh, it was sitting in a Pentagon command center hearing. President Bush issue orders. I want you to find out who did this. I want you to track them down and I want you to destroy them. 20 years later, General John heighten the Pentagon's number two officer says the military did its job. We kept our nation safe. SOCCER Megane Washington A new government has been announced in Lebanon over a year after the previous administration quit. With that McCarty becoming prime minister, a position he's held twice before. What s up robots? McCarty pledges to do everything in his power to hold the country's dramatic economic collapse, urging fractures politicians to work together. Holding back tears. McCarty, one of the richest men in the country, spoke to of Lebanese mothers who can't feed their Children and students whose parents can no longer afford to send them to school. The political agreement breaks a 12 month deadlock that's seen the country slide deeper into financial chaos and poverty. I'm Charles de la Decima. What happens if you can't pay your bills we may be about to find out. The fear is that the US made default on its bills for the first time ever. In fact, Washington think tank, the bipartisan policy center. Says the government will likely face an unprecedented default this fall. If the train goes off the rails as the think tank puts it, the government would not be able to make payments on time, like military pay a Medicare provider payments just to name two Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned Congress this week. If it doesn't act, the U. S will be unable to avert a default in October. I'm Rita Foley. Inflation at the wholesale level climbed to 8.3% last month. It's the biggest annual gains since the Labor Department started calculating the 12 month number in 2010. The Producer Price Index, which measures inflationary pressures before they reach consumers rose 7/10 of a percent in August after full 1% increases in both June and July, when compared with August of 2020 prices were 8.3% higher. Core prices, which excludes the volatile food and energy categories also rose those slightly less 6/10 of a percent from July and 6.7% from a year earlier. Inflation has been stirring as the economy recovers from the coronavirus recession, with supply chain bottlenecks in a worker shortage, pushing prices higher. Ben Thomas. Washington The head of Britain's domestic intelligence agency warns the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan could fuel terror plots. M I five. Director General Ken McCallum believes the Taliban has heartened and emboldened extremists and could lead to the return of major Al Qaeda style attack plots against the West. McCallum adds, Britain could face more risk because of the withdrawal of NATO troops and the overthrow of the Afghan government. In a rare interview with the BBC, he says nations must be vigilant both for the increase and inspired terrorism, which has become a trend over the past 5 to 10 years alongside the potential regrowth of Al Qaeda style directed plots. Charles de la Decima. London. AP.
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"Cavalier. Health and their communities, he says. This isn't a game, echoing his wife's call to keep school kids safe by following the science. We owe them unity so that we can fight the virus, Not each other Saga or Megane Washington. The coronavirus pandemic has had a big impact on the black community and on those who provide funeral services, Second generation mortician Sean Troy in South Carolina. Lost his father to the virus. Just never vision myself looking at my father's name plate Tombstone Anything. William Penn Troy Sr died in August of last year. Never thought to do this song very close with the National Funeral Directors and Morticians Association says the funeral director is the most prominent individual in the African American community. No disrespect to my colleagues across the country. Um, where more. Um I should say, intimate more more because of our culture based on Troy says he still gets inspiration from his father. You can do this. I got you. You training you for this all your life. You've been ready to do this. Now is your time Since the start of the pandemic about 130 black morticians have died from the coronavirus. I'm Ed Donahue a day before the 9 11 anniversary. Washington is remembering and reflecting. From the Pentagon to the Justice and state departments. 20 years after September 11 2000 and one that day is forever seared into all of our memories. It felt somehow deeply personal. And I think it still does. The pain. The terror we each have our own 9 11 story for then. Army Officer Matthew claim Oh, it was sitting in a Pentagon command center hearing. President Bush issue orders. I want you to find out who did this. I want you to track them down and I want you to destroy them. 20 years later, General John heighten the Pentagon's number two officer says the military did its job. We kept our nation safe saga. Megane Washington A new government has been announced. In Lebanon. Over a year after the previous administration quit. With that McCarty becoming prime minister, a position he's held twice before. What about Magic? McCarty pledges to do everything in his power to hold the country's dramatic economic collapse, urging fractures politicians to work together. Holding back tears. Mikati, one of the richest men in the country, spoke to of Lebanese mothers who can't feed their Children and students whose parents can no longer afford to send them to school. The political agreement breaks a 12 month deadlock that's seen the country slide deeper into financial chaos and poverty. I'm Charles de la Decima. What happens if you can't pay your bills we may be about to find out. The fear is that the US made default on its bills for the first time ever. In fact, Washington think tank, the bipartisan policy center. Says the government will likely face an unprecedented default this fall. If the train goes off the rails as the think tank puts it, the government would not be able to make payments on time, like military pay a Medicare provider payments just to name two Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned Congress this week. If it doesn't act, the U. S will be unable to avert a default in October. I'm Rita Foley. Inflation at the wholesale level climbed to 8.3% last month. It's the biggest annual gains since the Labor Department started calculating the 12 month number in 2010. The Producer Price Index, which measures inflationary pressures before they reach consumers rose 7/10 of a percent in August after full 1% increases in both June and July, when compared with August of 2020 prices were 8.3% higher. Core prices, which excludes the volatile food and energy categories also rose those slightly less 6/10 of a percent from July and 6.7% from a year earlier. Inflation has been stirring as the economy recovers from the coronavirus recession, with supply chain bottlenecks in a worker shortage, pushing prices higher. Ben Thomas. Washington The head of Britain's domestic intelligence agency warns the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan could fuel terror plots. M I five. Director General Ken McCallum believes the Taliban has heartened and emboldened extremists and could lead to the return of major Al Qaeda style attack plots against the West. McCallum adds, Britain could face more risk because of the withdrawal of NATO troops and the overthrow of the Afghan government. In a rare interview with the BBC, he says nations must be vigilant both for the increase and inspired terrorism, which has become a trend over the past 5 to 10 years alongside the potential regrowth of Al Qaeda style directed plots. Charles de la Decima, London This is.
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"Cavalier. Healthier communities, he says. This isn't a game, echoing his wife's call to keep school kids safer by following the science. We owe them unity so that we can fight the virus, Not each other Saga or Megane Washington. The coronavirus pandemic has had a big impact on the black community and on those who provide funeral services, Second generation mortician Sean Troy in South Carolina. Lost his father to the virus. Just never vision myself looking at my father's name plate team starting anything. William Penn Troy Sr died in August of last year. Never thought it'd be this soon. Very close with the national Funeral Directors and Morticians Association says the funeral director is the most prominent individual in the African American community. No disrespect to my colleagues across the country. Um, where more. Um I should say, intimate more more because of our culture based on Troy says he still gets inspiration from his father. You can do this. I got you training you for this all your life. You've been ready to do this. Now is your time Since the start of the pandemic about 130 black morticians have died from the coronavirus. I'm Ed Donahue a day before the 9 11 anniversary. Washington is remembering and reflecting. From the Pentagon to the Justice and state departments. 20 years after September 11 2000 and one that day is forever seared into all of our memories. It felt somehow deeply personal. And I think it's still does pain. The terror we each have our own 9 11 story for then. Army Officer Matthew Claim Oh, it was sitting in a Pentagon command center hearing. President Bush issue orders. I want you to find out who did this. I want you to track them down and I want you to destroy them. 20 years later, General John heighten the Pentagon's number two officer says the military did its job. We kept our nation safe saga. Megane Washington A new government has been announced. In Lebanon. Over a year after the previous administration quit with McCarty becoming prime minister, a position he's held twice before. Robots are Magic. McCarty pledges to do everything in his power to hold the country's dramatic economic collapse, urging fractures politicians to work together. Holding back tears. McCarty, one of the richest men in the country, spoke to of Lebanese mothers who can't feed their Children and students whose parents can no longer afford to send them to school. The political agreement breaks a 12 month deadlock the scene, the country slide deeper into financial chaos and poverty. I'm Charles de la Decima. What happens if you can't pay your bills we may be about to find out. The fear is that the US made default on its bills for the first time ever. In fact, Washington think tank. The bipartisan policy center says the government will likely face an unprecedented default this fall if the train goes off the rails as the think tank puts it. The government would not be able to make payments on time, like military pay a Medicare provider payments just to name two. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned Congress this week. If it doesn't act, the U. S will be unable to avert a default in October. I'm Rita Foley. Inflation at the wholesale level climb to 8.3% last month. It's the biggest annual gains since the Labor Department started calculating the 12 month number in 2010. The Producer Price Index, which measures inflationary pressures before they reach consumers rose 7/10 of a percent in August after full 1% increases in both June and July, when compared with August of 2020 prices were 8.3% higher. Core prices, which excludes the volatile food and energy categories also rose those slightly less 6/10 of a percent from July and 6.7% from a year earlier. Inflation has been stirring as the economy recovers from the coronavirus recession, with supply chain bottlenecks in a worker shortage, pushing prices higher. Ben Thomas. Washington The head of Britain's domestic intelligence agency warns the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan could fuel terror plots. Myth five. Director General Ken McCallum believes the Taliban has heartened and emboldened extremists and could lead to the return of major Al Qaeda style attack plots against the West. McCallum adds, Britain could face more risk because of the withdrawal of NATO troops and the overthrow of the Afghan government. In a rare interview with the BBC, he says nations must be vigilant both for the increase and inspired terrorism, which has become a trend over the past 5 to 10 years alongside the potential regrowth of Al Qaeda style directed plots. Charles de la Decima. London 80 News for Friday September 10th..
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"Of these kids. So cavalier. Health of their communities, he says. This isn't a game, echoing his wife's call to keep school kids safer by following the science. We owe them unity so that we can fight the virus, Not each other Saga or Megane Washington. The coronavirus pandemic has had a big impact on the black community and on those who provide funeral services, Second generation mortician Sean Troy in South Carolina. Lost his father to the virus. Just never vision myself looking at my father's name plate Tombstone Anything. William Penn Troy Sr died in August of last year. Never thought to do this so very close with the National Funeral Directors and Morticians Association says the funeral director is the most prominent individual in the African American community. No disrespect to my colleagues across the country. Um, where more. Um I should say intimate more more because of our cultural base. Sean Troy says he still gets inspiration from his father. You can do this. I got you. You training you for this all your life. You've been ready to do this. Now is your time Since the start of the pandemic about 130 black morticians have died from the coronavirus. I'm Ed Donahue a day before the 9 11 anniversary. Washington is remembering and reflecting. From the Pentagon to the Justice and state departments. 20 years after September 11 2000 and one that day is forever seared into all of our memories. It felt somehow deeply personal. And I think it still does. The pain. The terror we each have our own 9 11 story for then. Army Officer Matthew claim Oh, it was sitting in a Pentagon command center hearing. President Bush issue orders. I want you to find out who did this. I want you to track them down and I want you to destroy them. 20 years later, General John heighten the Pentagon's number two officer says the military did its job. We kept our nation safe. Soccer Megane Washington A new government has been announced. In Lebanon. Over a year after the previous administration quit with McCarty becoming prime minister, a position he's held twice before. What about Magic? McCarty pledges to do everything in his power to hold the country's dramatic economic collapse, urging fractures politicians to work together. Holding back tears. McCarty, one of the richest men in the country, spoke to of Lebanese mothers who can't feed their Children and students whose parents can no longer afford to send them to school. The political agreement breaks a 12 month deadlock that's seen the country slide deeper into financial chaos and poverty. I'm Charles de la Decima. What happens if you can't pay your bills we may be about to find out. The fear is that the US made default on its bills for the first time ever. In fact, Washington think tank, the bipartisan policy center. Says the government will likely face an unprecedented default this fall. If the train goes off the rails as the think tank puts it, the government would not be able to make payments on time, like military pay a Medicare provider payments just to name two Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned Congress this week. If it doesn't act, the U. S will be unable to avert a default in October. I'm Rita Foley. Inflation at the wholesale level climbed to 8.3% last month. It's the biggest annual gains since the Labor Department started calculating the 12 month number in 2010. The Producer Price Index, which measures inflationary pressures before they reach consumers rose 7/10 of a percent in August after full 1% increases in both June and July, when compared with August of 2020 prices were 8.3% higher. Core prices, which excludes the volatile food and energy categories also rose those slightly less 6/10 of a percent from July and 6.7% from a year earlier. Inflation has been stirring as the economy recovers from the coronavirus recession, with supply chain bottlenecks in a worker shortage, pushing prices higher. Ben Thomas. Washington The head of Britain's domestic intelligence agency warns the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan could fuel terror plots. M I five. Director General Ken McCallum believes the Taliban has heartened and emboldened extremists and could lead to the return of major Al Qaeda style attack plots against the West. McCallum adds, Britain could face more risk because of the withdrawal of NATO troops and the overthrow of the Afghan government. In a rare interview with the BBC, he says nations must be vigilant both for the increase and inspired terrorism, which has become a trend over the past 5 to 10 years alongside the potential regrowth. Of Al Qaeda style directed plots. Charles de la Decima London. AP News.
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"These kids. So cavalier. Health or their communities, he says. This isn't a game, echoing his wife's call to keep school kids safe by following the science. We owe them unity so that we can fight the virus, Not each other Saga or Megane Washington. The coronavirus pandemic has had a big impact on the black community and on those who provide funeral services, Second generation mortician Sean Troy in South Carolina. Lost his father to the virus. Just never vision myself looking at my father's name plate to him starting anything. William Penn Troy Sr died in August of last year, never thought to be This is a very close with the National Funeral Directors and Morticians Association says the funeral director is the most prominent individual in the African American community. No disrespect to my colleagues across the country. Um, where more. Um I should say intimate more more because of our cultural base. Sean Troy says he still gets inspiration from his father. You can do this. I got you. You training you for this all your life. You've been ready to do this. Now is your time Since the start of the pandemic about 130 black morticians have died from the coronavirus. I'm Ed Donahue a day before the 9 11 anniversary. Washington is remembering and reflecting. From the Pentagon to the Justice and state departments. 20 years after September 11 2000 and one that day is forever seared into all of our memories. It felt somehow deeply personal. And I think it still does. The pain. The terror we each have our own 9 11 story for then. Army Officer Matthew claim Oh, it was sitting in a Pentagon command center hearing. President Bush issue orders. I want you to find out who did this. I want you to track them down and I want you to destroy them. 20 years later, General John heighten the Pentagon's number two officer says the military did its job. We kept our nation safe. Soccer Megane Washington A new government has been announced. In Lebanon. Over a year after the previous administration quit with McCarty becoming prime minister, a position he's held twice before. Robots are Magic. McCarty pledges to do everything in his power to hold the country's dramatic economic collapse, urging fractures politicians to work together. Holding back tears. Mikati, one of the richest men in the country, spoke to of Lebanese mothers who can't feed their Children and students whose parents can no longer afford to send them to school. The political agreement breaks a 12 month deadlock that's seen the country slide deeper into financial chaos and poverty. I'm Charles de la Decima. What happens if you can't pay your bills we may be about to find out. The fear is that the US made default on its bills for the first time ever. In fact, Washington think tank, the bipartisan policy center. Says the government will likely face an unprecedented default this fall. If the train goes off the rails as the think tank puts it, the government would not be able to make payments on time, like military pay a Medicare provider payments just to name two Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned Congress this week. If it doesn't act, the U. S will be unable to avert a default in October. I'm Rita Foley. Inflation at the wholesale level climb to 8.3% last month. It's the biggest annual gains since the Labor Department started calculating the 12 month number in 2010. The Producer Price Index, which measures inflationary pressures before they reach consumers rose 7/10 of a percent in August after full 1% increases in both June and July, when compared with August of 2020 prices were 8.3% higher. Core prices, which excludes the volatile Putin. Energy categories also rose those slightly less 6/10 of a percent from July and 6.7% from a year earlier. Inflation has been stirring as the economy recovers from the coronavirus recession, with supply chain bottlenecks in a worker shortage, pushing prices higher. Ben Thomas. Washington The head of Britain's domestic intelligence agency warns the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan could fuel terror plots. M I five. Director General Ken McCallum believes the Taliban has heartened and emboldened extremists and could lead to the return of major Al Qaeda style attack plots against the West. McCallum adds, Britain could face more risk because of the withdrawal of NATO troops and the overthrow of the Afghan government. In a rare interview with the BBC, he says nations must be vigilant both for the increase and inspired terrorism, which has become a trend over the past 5 to 10 years alongside the potential regrowth of Al Qaeda style directed plots. Charles de la Decima. London AP News For.
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"So cavalier. Health of their communities, he says. This isn't a game, echoing his wife's call to keep school kids safe by following the science. We owe them unity so that we can fight the virus, Not each other Saga or Megane Washington. The coronavirus pandemic has had a big impact on the black community and on those who provide funeral services, Second generation mortician Sean Troy in South Carolina. Lost his father to the virus. Just never vision myself looking at my father's name plate Tombstone Anything. William Penn Troy Sr died in August of last year. Never thought to be this song close with the National Funeral Directors and Morticians Association says the funeral director is the most prominent individual in the African American community. No disrespect to my colleagues across the country. Um, where more. Um I should say, intimate, more and more because of our culture based on Troy says he still gets inspiration from his father. You can do this. I got you training you for this all your life. You've been ready to do this. Now is your time Since the start of the pandemic about 130 black morticians have died from the coronavirus. I'm Ed Donahue a day before the 9 11 anniversary. Washington is remembering and reflecting. From the Pentagon to the Justice and state departments. 20 years after September 11 2000 and one that day is forever seared into all of our memories. It felt somehow deeply personal. And I think it's still does pain. The terror we each have our own 9 11 story for then. Army Officer Matthew Claim Oh, it was sitting in a Pentagon command center hearing. President Bush issue orders. I want you to find out who did this. I want you to track them down and I want you to destroy them. 20 years later, General John heighten the Pentagon's number two officer says the military did its job. We kept our nation safe. SOCCER Megane Washington A new government has been announced in Lebanon over a year after the previous administration quit with national McCarty becoming prime minister, a position he's held twice before. Roberts up. What about McCarty pledges to do everything in his power to hold the country's dramatic economic collapse, urging fractures politicians to work together holding back tears? McCarty, one of the richest men in the country, spoke to of Lebanese mothers who can't feed their Children and students whose parents can no longer afford to send them to school. The political agreement breaks a 12 month deadlock that scene, the country slide deeper into financial chaos and poverty. I'm Charles Desmond, what happens if you can't pay your bills we may be about to find out. The fear is that the US made default on its bills for the first time ever, in fact, a Washington think tank, the bipartisan policy center. Says the government will likely face an unprecedented default this fall. If the train goes off the rails as the think tank puts it, the government would not be able to make payments on time, like military pay a Medicare provider payments just to name two Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned Congress this week. If it doesn't act, the U. S will be unable to avert a default in October. I'm Rita Foley. Inflation at the wholesale level climbed to 8.3% last month. It's the biggest annual gains since the Labor Department started calculating the 12 month number in 2010. The Producer Price Index, which measures inflationary pressures before they reach consumers rose 7/10 of a percent in August after full 1% increases in both June and July, when compared with August of 2020 prices were 8.3% higher. Core prices, which excludes the volatile Putin. Energy categories also rose those slightly less 6/10 of a percent from July and 6.7% from a year earlier. Inflation has been stirring as the economy recovers from the coronavirus recession, with supply chain bottlenecks in a worker shortage, pushing prices higher. Ben Thomas. Washington The head of Britain's domestic intelligence agency warns the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan could fuel terror plots. Myth five. Director General Ken McCallum believes the Taliban has heartened and emboldened extremists and could lead to the return of major Al Qaeda style attack plots against the West. McCallum adds, Britain could face more risk because of the withdrawal of NATO troops and the overthrow of the Afghan government. In a rare interview with the BBC, he says nations must be vigilant both for the increase and inspired terrorism, which has become a trend over the past 5 to 10 years alongside the potential regrowth. Of Al Qaeda style directed plots. Charles Asthma London.
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"The health of these kids. So cavalier. Health of their communities, he says. This isn't a game, echoing his wife's call to keep school kids safe by following the science. We owe them unity so that we can fight the virus, Not each other Saga or Megane Washington. The coronavirus pandemic has had a big impact on the black community and on those who provide funeral services, Second generation mortician Sean Troy in South Carolina. Lost his father to the virus. Just never vision myself looking at my father's name plate Tombstone Anything. William Penn Troy Sr. Died in August of last year. They were thought to be this song very close with the National Funeral Directors and Morticians Association says the funeral director is the most prominent individual in the African American community. No disrespect to my colleagues across the country. Um, where more. Um I should say, intimate more more because of our culture based on Troy says he still gets inspiration from his father. You can do this. I got you. You training you for this all your life. You've been ready to do this. Now is your time Since the start of the pandemic about 130 black morticians have died from the coronavirus. I'm Ed Donahue a day before the 9 11 anniversary. Washington is remembering and reflecting. From the Pentagon to the Justice and state departments. 20 years after September 11 2000 and one that day is forever seared into all of our memories. It felt somehow deeply personal. And I think it's still does pain. The terror we each have our own 9 11 story for then. Army Officer Matthew Claim Oh, it was sitting in the Pentagon Command Center hearing. President Bush issue orders. I want you to find out who did this. I want you to track them down and I want you to destroy them. 20 years later, General John heighten the Pentagon's number two officer says the military did its job. We kept our nation safe. SOCCER Megane Washington A new government has been announced. In Lebanon. Over a year after the previous administration quit with McCarty becoming prime minister, a position he's held twice before. What about Magic? McCarty pledges to do everything in his power to hold the country's dramatic economic collapse, urging fractures politicians to work together. Holding back tears. McCarty, one of the richest men in the country, spoke to of Lebanese mothers who can't feed their Children and students whose parents can no longer afford to send them to school. The political agreement breaks a 12 month deadlock that's seen the country slide deeper into financial chaos and poverty. I'm Charles de la Decima. What happens if you can't pay your bills we may be about to find out. The fear is that the US made default on its bills for the first time ever. In fact, Washington think tank, the bipartisan policy center. Says the government will likely face an unprecedented default this fall. If the train goes off the rails as the think tank puts it, the government would not be able to make payments on time, like military pay a Medicare provider payments just to name two Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned Congress this week. If it doesn't act, the U. S will be unable to avert a default in October. I'm Rita Foley. Inflation at the wholesale level climb to 8.3% last month. It's the biggest annual gains since the Labor Department started calculating the 12 month number in 2010. The Producer Price Index, which measures inflationary pressures before they reach consumers rose 7/10 of a percent in August after full 1% increases in both June and July, when compared with August of 2020 prices were 8.3% higher. Core prices, which excludes the volatile food and energy categories also rose those slightly less 6/10 of a percent from July and 6.7% from a year earlier. Inflation has been stirring as the economy recovers from the coronavirus recession, with supply chain bottlenecks in a worker shortage, pushing prices higher. Ben Thomas. Washington The head of Britain's domestic intelligence agency warns the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan could fuel terror plots. Myth five. Director General Ken McCallum believes the Taliban has heartened and emboldened extremists and could lead to the return of major Al Qaeda style attack plots against the West. McCallum adds, Britain could face more risk because of the withdrawal of NATO troops and the overthrow of the Afghan government. In a rare interview with the BBC, he says nations must be vigilant both for the increase and inspired terrorism, which has become a trend over the past 5 to 10 years alongside the potential regrowth of Al Qaeda style directed plots. Charles de la Decima. London AP.
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"So cavalier. Health of the communities, he says. This isn't a game, echoing his wife's call to keep school kids safe by following the science. We owe them unity so that we can fight the virus, Not each other Saga or Megane Washington. The coronavirus pandemic has had a big impact on the black community and on those who provide funeral services, Second generation mortician Sean Troy in South Carolina. Lost his father to the virus. Just never vision myself looking at my father's name plate Tombstone Anything. William Penn Troy Sr died in August of last year. There would be this soon very close with the National Funeral Directors and Morticians Association says the funeral director is the most prominent individual in the African American community. No disrespect to my colleagues across the country. Um, where more. Um I should say, you know, intimate more more because of our culture based on Troy says he still gets inspiration from his father. You can do this. I got you training you for this all your life. You've been ready to do this. Now is your time Since the start of the pandemic about 130 black morticians have died from the coronavirus. I'm Ed Donahue a day before the 9 11 anniversary. Washington is remembering and reflecting. From the Pentagon to the Justice and state departments. 20 years after September 11 2000 and one that day is forever seared into all of our memories. It felt somehow deeply personal. And I think it's still does pain. The terror we each have our own 9 11 story for then. Army Officer Matthew Claim Oh, it was sitting in a Pentagon command center hearing. President Bush issue orders. I want you to find out who did this. I want you to track them down and I want you to destroy them. 20 years later, General John heighten the Pentagon's number two officer says the military did its job. We kept our nation safe Saga or Megane Washington a new government has been announced. In Lebanon. Over a year after the previous administration quit with McCarty becoming prime minister, a position he's held twice before. What about Magic? McCarty pledges to do everything in his power to hold the country's dramatic economic collapse, urging fractures politicians to work together. Holding back tears. Mikati, one of the richest men in the country, spoke to of Lebanese mothers who can't feed their Children and students whose parents can no longer afford to send them to school. The political agreement breaks a 12 month deadlock that's seen the country slide deeper into financial chaos and poverty. I'm Charles de la Decima. What happens if you can't pay your bills we may be about to find out. The fear is that the US made default on its bills for the first time ever. In fact, Washington think tank, the bipartisan policy center. Says the government will likely face an unprecedented default this fall. If the train goes off the rails as the think tank puts it, the government would not be able to make payments on time, like military pay a Medicare provider payments just to name two Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned Congress this week. If it doesn't act, the U. S will be unable to avert a default in October. I'm Rita Foley. Inflation at the wholesale level climbed to 8.3% last month. It's the biggest annual gains since the Labor Department started calculating the 12 month number in 2010. The Producer Price Index, which measures inflationary pressures before they reach consumers rose 7/10 of a percent in August after full 1% increases in both June and July, when compared with August of 2020 prices were 8.3% higher. Core prices, which excludes the volatile food and energy categories also rose those slightly less 6/10 of a percent from July and 6.7% from a year earlier. Inflation has been stirring as the economy recovers from the coronavirus recession, with supply chain bottlenecks in a worker shortage, pushing prices higher. Ben Thomas. Washington The head of Britain's domestic intelligence agency warns the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan could fuel terror plots. Myth five. Director General Ken McCallum believes the Taliban has heartened and emboldened extremists and could lead to the return of major Al Qaeda style attack plots against the West. McCallum adds, Britain could face more risk because of the withdrawal of NATO troops and the overthrow of the Afghan government. In a rare interview with the BBC, he says nations must be vigilant both for the increase and inspired terrorism, which has become a trend over the past 5 to 10 years alongside the potential regrowth of Al Qaeda style directed plots. Charles de la Decima. London 80 news for Friday September 10th..
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"Cavalier with the health of these kids. So cavalier. Health or their communities, he says. This isn't a game, echoing his wife's call to keep school kids safe by following the science. We owe them unity so that we can fight the virus, Not each other Saga or Megane Washington. The coronavirus pandemic has had a big impact on the black community and on those who provide funeral services, Second generation mortician Sean Troy in South Carolina. Lost his father to the virus. Just never vision myself looking at my father's name plate starting anything. William Penn Troy Sr died in August of last year. Never thought it would be just so close with the national Funeral Directors and Morticians Association says the funeral director is the most prominent individual in the African American community. No disrespect to my colleagues across the country. Um, where more. Um I should say intimate mobile more because of our culture based on Troy says he still gets inspiration from his father. You can do this. I got you. You re training you for this all your life. You've been ready to do this. Now is your time Since the start of the pandemic about 130 black morticians have died from the coronavirus. I'm Ed Donahue a day before the 9 11 anniversary. Washington is remembering and reflecting. From the Pentagon to the Justice and state departments. 20 years after September 11 2000 and one that day is forever seared into all of our memories. It felt somehow deeply personal. And I think it's still does pain. The terror we each have our own 9 11 story for then. Army Officer Matthew Claim Oh, it was sitting in the Pentagon Command Center hearing. President Bush issue orders. I want you to find out who did this. I want you to track them down and I want you to destroy them. 20 years later, General John heighten the Pentagon's number two officer says the military did its job. We kept our nation safe Saga or Megane Washington a new government has been announced. In Lebanon. Over a year after the previous administration quit with Nash McCarty becoming prime minister, a position he's held twice before us up. What about Magic? McCarty pledges to do everything in his power to hold the country's dramatic economic collapse, urging fractures politicians to work together. Holding back tears. McCarty, one of the richest men in the country, spoke to of Lebanese mothers who can't feed their Children and students whose parents can no longer afford to send them to school. The political agreement breaks a 12 month deadlock that's seen the country slide deeper into financial chaos and poverty. I'm Charles de la Decima. What happens if he can't pay your bills we may be about to find out. The fear is that the US made default on its bills for the first time ever. In fact, Washington think tank, the bipartisan policy center. Says the government will likely face an unprecedented default this fall. If the train goes off the rails as the think tank puts it, the government would not be able to make payments on time, like military pay a Medicare provider payments just to name two Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned Congress this week. If it doesn't act, the U. S will be unable to avert a default in October. I'm Rita Foley. Inflation at the wholesale level climbed to 8.3% last month. It's the biggest annual gains since the Labor Department started calculating the 12 month number in 2010. The Producer Price Index, which measures inflationary pressures before they reach consumers rose 7/10 of a percent in August after full 1% increases in both June and July, when compared with August of 2020 prices were 8.3% higher. Core prices, which excludes the volatile food and energy categories also rose those slightly less 6/10 of a percent from July and 6.7% from a year earlier. Inflation has been stirring as the economy recovers from the coronavirus recession, with supply chain bottlenecks in a worker shortage, pushing prices higher. Ben Thomas. Washington The head of Britain's domestic intelligence agency warns the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan could fuel terror plots. M I five. Director General Ken McCallum believes the Taliban has heartened and embolden extremists and could lead to the return of major Al Qaeda style attack plots against the West. McCallum adds, Britain could face more risk because of the withdrawal of NATO troops and the overthrow of the Afghan government. In a rare interview with the BBC, he says nations must be vigilant both for the increase and inspired terrorism, which has become a trend over the past 5 to 10 years alongside the potential regrowth of Al Qaeda style directed plots. Charles de la Decima. London President Biden is making clear his frustration over the pandemics direction and aiming it squarely at unvaccinated Americans. For months, the president's talked about the nation uniting to beat the pandemic. But in his speech yesterday, he put the blame for rising cases directly on the quarter of eligible Americans, he says, have refused to get the vaccine distinct minority of Americans supported by stink minority of elected officials are keeping us from turning the corner, saying pandemic politics are making people sick, causing unvaccinated people to die. The president says the nation's been patient with the young backs. Needed. But that's wearing thin soccer Megane Washington 80.
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"Massive exposure to toxins. Uh, probably unlike Anything we've ever seen before. Director Dr Michael Crane says it caused respiratory and digestive tract problems right outside of sight. This, uh, guest receptor reflux. Um uh, as my post traumatic stress disorder as a persistent condition, here's two enormous towers on fire, collapsing, staying on fire and the and the everything in the tower pulverized and then released. Into the air. Scientists still can't say for certain how many people developed health problems. I'm Ed Donahue. I'm Tim Maguire. AP News Inflation at the wholesale level climbed to 8.3% last month. It's the biggest annual gains since the Labor Department started calculating the 12 month number in 2010. The Producer Price Index, which measures inflationary pressures before they reach consumers rose 7/10 of a percent in August after full 1% increases in both June and July, when compared with August of 2020 prices were 8.3% higher. Core prices, which excludes the volatile food and energy categories also rose those slightly less 6/10 of a percent from July and 6.7% from a year earlier. Inflation has been stirring as the economy recovers from the coronavirus recession, with supply chain bottlenecks in a worker shortage, pushing prices higher. Ben Thomas. Washington The head of Britain's domestic intelligence agency warns the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan could fuel terror plots. M I five Director general can McCallum believes the Taliban has heartened and emboldened extremists and could lead to the return of major Al Qaeda style attack plots against the West. McCallum adds, Britain could face more risk because of the withdrawal of NATO troops and the overthrow of the Afghan government. In a rare interview with the BBC, he says nations must be vigilant both for the increase and inspired terrorism, which has become a trend over the past 5 to 10 years alongside the potential regrowth of Al Qaeda style directed plots. Charles de la Decima, London. Thank.
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"I'm Ed Donahue with an A P news minute to government documents seen by the A. P says the U. S. Has stopped all flights headed to the U. S. Of Afghan evacuees from two main bases overseas in Germany and Qatar for unspecified help safety concerns, US officials warned. This will have a severe impact on the evacuation operation. The U. S. Has been conducting screening and other processing of evacuees at the sites. The head of Britain's domestic intelligence agency is warning of an increase in terror threats. Now that the Taliban controls Afghanistan, Here's the A. P S. Charles Della Decima, McCallum tells the BBC It's hard to judge whether Britain is safe or less safe. 20 years on from the September 11 attacks in the US, explains the number of plots That we disrupt nowadays are actually higher than the number that were coming at us after 9 11, but on average, they're smaller plots of lower sophistication. McCallum says. UK authorities disrupted 31 attack plots In the last four years I made Donahue a new government has been announced in Lebanon. Over a year after the previous administration quit with Nash McCarty becoming prime minister, a position he's held twice before. Couldn't have robbed us up. Magic. McCarty pledges to do everything in his power to hold the country's dramatic economic collapse, urging fractious politicians to work together. Holding back tears. McCarty, one of the richest men in the country, spoke to of Lebanese mothers who can't feed their Children and students whose parents can no longer afford to send them to school. The political agreement breaks a 12 month deadlock that's seen the country slide deeper into financial chaos and poverty. I'm Charles. What happens if you can't pay your bills we may be about to find out. The fear is that the US made default on its bills for the first time ever. In fact, the Washington think tank, the bipartisan policy center. Says the government will likely face an unprecedented default this fall. If the train goes off the rails as the think tank puts it, the government would not be able to make payments on time, like military pay a Medicare provider payments just to name two Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned Congress this week. If it doesn't act, the U. S will be unable to avert a default in October. I'm Rita Foley inflation at the wholesale level climb to 8.3% last month. It's the biggest annual gains since the Labor Department started calculating the 12 month number in 2010. The producer Price index, which measures inflationary pressures before they reach consumers rose 7/10 of a percent in August after full 1% increases in both June and July, when compared with August of 2020 prices were 8.3% higher. Core prices, which excludes the volatile food and energy categories also rose those slightly less 6/10 of a percent from July and 6.7% from a year earlier. Inflation has been stirring as the economy recovers from the coronavirus recession, with supply chain bottlenecks in a worker shortage, pushing prices higher. Ben Thomas Washington. Thank you for listening to the AP Radio Network. Did.
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"Prior month, an 8.3% from just a year ago. That's a Bloomberg business Flash. Bloomberg markets continues now with Matt and Paul. Very great, Jared. Thank you so much. We appreciate that. Let's get a look at how things are going in the world of small cap stocks. We do that with Bloomberg stocks Editor Dave Wilson Day what You got? Well, you're seeing losses and smaller companies as you are in larger ones. The Russell 2000 index down 3/10 percent, while the S and P. 500 is lower by 2/10. However percent The Russell steepest drop belongs to a palace Pharmaceuticals, whose ticker is a pls, The drug developer has tumbled. 49% proposed treatment for cause of blindness only succeeded in one of two late stage studies company working on a rival drug has the Russell's biggest gain its I've Eric Bio, the ticker, I S E. It's up almost 58% in response to the palace data. And Echo Global logistics. Ticker Echo E. C. H O is up almost 54%, the freight broker accepted at $1.3 billion takeover offer from private equity firm Jordan company. A couple of other stocks taking hits in the Russell Marcin Therapeutics. Ticker M. R S N has dropped 36%, the company put out upstate, updated study results on an ovarian cancer therapy and some analysts said the data race safety issues and impel Neuro Pharma ticker I m P l has lost 19.5%. The drug development raised $45 million in a stock sale after winning US approval for a nasal spray to treat migraines. Mm. Nasal spray to treat migraines. That sounds great, Dave. Thanks very much. Dave Wilson there with our speaking of things. That sound great with our small caps, report. Speaking of things that sound Well, maybe not so great. Yeah, this one little bit disturbing. Leslie Patent joins us right now from Bloomberg News. Leslie, you got a story out about KFC and full disclosure. I love fried chicken, betting that Americans want fried chicken made from plants. I don't know if that's a good bet, is it? Well, it's very trendy right now to be talking about plant based So I think a lot of a lot of that is driving it. But at the same time, I mean, aren't we talking about different people, The people that trend towards plant based and the people that trend towards KFC aren't those two very different groups of people. Well, KFC doesn't think so. They think there's at least some overlapping. They're you know, they're not saying it's never going to take over for fried chicken, not even going to be the majority of the market, but they want to have something there. To give customers that option is this faux meat thing and faux chicken Now, I guess. Is this it a demographic thing, Leslie? Is it more kind of the younger folks trending this way? Yeah, That's what that's what camp. He has told me that it's the younger crowd who feels a little bit better. Maybe eating this way. So they're looking to capture that younger crowd who will be coming of age and have more spending power in the future. Obviously. So I think that's what's driving. A lot of it also. So, um, What are we talking about? Like a chicken sandwich made with plant meet. Are they going to try and actually replicate, you know? Real fried chicken breasts is going to be the same shape, but just a different substance. Well, the gold standard I'm told is like a chicken like a whole muscle piece of chicken. So not like A chicken nugget, this all shaped and kind of like mashed together. That's not what they want to do. They want to do something that whole muscle that kind of like tears and pulls apart like a chicken tender from kind of like Of fans here, you know, like like a bar restaurant type place, maybe maybe even a sit down place, So that's what they're really trying to replicate with this. They haven't really brought anything out to the masses yet. They've done some tests, but we're kind of just waiting to see if they're going to have something. At a national scale or not. Would they be the first in the chicken category? Or is Chick fil a beating them to the punch, so to speak? Well, they would be the first one to do what I think on a national basis. Yes. It's interesting, and I mean, we've seen this with other fast food. Non chicken fast food restaurants are I mean, I see I know. At least Burger King has got a fake meat burger, and I'm assuming that all the other ones do too. Yeah, That's right, you know? So so there are some tests right now, it seems like especially in the U. S market. There are a lot of companies kind of dipping their toes and this feeling it out, seeing what sells what doesn't sell, and I think a lot of it is really geographic specific. So we're going to see more tests, whether this stuff really sticks or not. I think it kind of remains to be seen right? So I guess the issue is you know, when we hear from beyond me, they say a big part of their customer base is people that are, in fact meat eaters. They just want some Diversification, if you will, is that similar to what KFC thinks might happen with the chicken market. Yeah, I think that's right. So, so thinking about it, you know, it's the people who are eating plant based Are people who are also eating meat. It's not necessarily a vegan or vegetarian. So with somebody who wants to do like a meatless Monday or something like that, so there could be some overlap there, but again at the same time. I think it remains to be seen. How much How much this stuff. Can really make up in sales, you know, is it? Is it going to be 2% of sales for KFC? Is there going to be 10%? I don't know. And I think they don't really know either right now. Lizzie. Thanks so much for joining us. Leslie Patent there who wrote the story on KFC betting Americans want fried chicken based on well, It's not chicken. It's uh, I guess a fried chicken shaped thing based on plants have you seen by the way there's a 1992? Non narrative documentary film, meaning it's kind of an art film. They just have shots of. I'm going to say no. Before you tell me this title, but it's called Baraka B A R A K A. Barack Ah. It's an amazing movie, and it was like the kind of thing that we would all you know, I guess late night parties, we would put it on in high school and college. And, but it's got segments about crowded cities and segments about a cigarette factory. Remember segments about A chicken plant where they just had these hundreds of thousands of chickens on a conveyor belt, you know, like getting their beak spurned off and separated into different piles and You know, I can safely say I haven't seen that. It made me not want to eat fried chicken anymore, But I recommend watching the film. I bet you Nathan Hager has seen it. Let's get over to him right now. In Washington, D C with your world National News, Nathan suddenly lunches sounding a lot less appealing, and we're only about an hour away. Thanks, Matt. The Pentagon is going to commemorate the 9 11 attack tomorrow. In a ceremony President Biden plans to attend. But this morning, other Cabinet departments are holding their own observances. Bloomberg's Irv Chapman reports from Washington attorney General America Garland spoke. We rededicate ourselves at the Justice Department doing all we can to protect the American people from terrorist attacks. Whether originating from abroad or at home in a way that is consistent with our values and the rule of law. Secretary of State Antony Blinken recognized diplomats who served then and serve Now we were in a place to do something about it. We had jobs. They had jobs where they can help their fellow citizens in their country in ways both immediate and lasting. As he spoke, Lincoln's diplomats are working to arrange more evacuations from Afghanistan. In Washington. Irv Chapman Bloomberg Radio president, Biden says the U. S has the tools to keep schools safe during the pandemic. He and first lady Joe Biden at a middle school in Washington, D. C this morning, a day after the president announced his new vaccine mandates all know if schools follow the science and they are here and implement.
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"AP Washington Correspondent Soccer Madani For months, the president's talked about the nation uniting to beat the pandemic. But in his speech yesterday, he put the blame for rising cases directly on the quarter of eligible Americans, he says have refused to get the vaccine distinct minority of Americans supported by stink minority of elected officials are keeping us from turning the corner, saying pandemic politics are making people sick, causing unvaccinated people to die. The president. Says the nation's been patient with the unvaccinated. But that's wearing thin. SOCCER. Megane Washington As we prepare to mark the 20th anniversary of the 9 11 attacks and intelligence expert warns there may be more Al Qaeda style attack plots against the West. Now that the Taliban has taken over in Afghanistan, General Ken McCallum is the director of MI five. Britain's intelligence agency. Attorney General Merrick Garland has a warning about that new law in Texas that bans most abortions. He calls it a scheme to nullify the constitution if it prevails. It may become a model for action in other areas by other states. And with respect to other constitutional rights and judicial precedents, the Justice Department is suing Texas over the abortion law door Dash, Grubhub and Uber eats are suing New York City. Over a limit on fees it put in place during the pandemic. Inflation at the wholesale level climbed 8.3% last month from last year at this time, that's the biggest yearly increase since the Labor Department started calculating the number in 2010. This is a P news Now to the FDA and Jewel. AP correspondent Shelley Adler. The FDA has delayed a decision on e cigarettes from Vaping giant Jewel. Federal Health officials won't say yet whether to allow bestselling Vaping brand jewel to stay on the market. But they did order thousands of other electronic cigarettes off store shelves. The FDA says it rejected applications for nearly 950,000 flavored e cigarettes and related products May Due to their potential appeal to underage teens. Explaining there is more work to be done to complete their remaining reviews. The agency did not rule on Jewel, the most popular brand with adult smokers and many teens. I'm Shelley Antler. McDonald's will begin selling a vegan burger in the UK and Ireland this month developed with the producer Beyond Meat, the MC plant burger. No word on when it might be available in the U. S. I'm Rita Foley. AP News I Mike Rossi, a reporting of former Venezuelan spy master is arrested in Spain on US drug charges. Police in Spain have arrested General Hugo Carvajal, a former Venezuelan spymaster wanted on narcotics charges in the United States. The arrest in Madrid came nearly two years after Spain's high court issued an extradition order and Carvajal disappeared. Carbajal faces narcotics charges in New York and Florida over alleged ties to Colombian rebels known to control cocaine smuggling routes. Carvajal has denied any wrongdoing. I Mike Rossia Montana asked the court not to block new laws targeting abortion. Montana's Republican attorney general is asking a court not to block enforcement of several new abortion laws. Planned Parenthood filed a suit in the Yellowstone District court, claiming the laws would unconstitutionally restrict access to the procedure in the state. The laws are set to take effect October 1st. They would ban abortions after 20 weeks of gestation and restrict access to abortion pills. The state is represented by.
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"Americans. AP Washington Correspondent Soccer Madani For months, the president's talked about the nation uniting to beat the pandemic. But in his speech yesterday, he put the blame for rising cases directly on the quarter of eligible Americans, he says, have refused to get the vaccine distinct minority of Americans. Supported by stink minority of elected officials are keeping us from turning the corner, saying pandemic politics are making people sick, causing unvaccinated people to die. The president says the nation's been patient with the unvaccinated, but that's wearing thin. Sagar Megane Washington As we prepare to mark the 20th anniversary of the 9 11 attacks, an intelligence expert warns there may be more Al Qaeda style attack plots against the West. Now that the Taliban has taken over in Afghanistan, General Ken McCallum is the director of MI five. Britain's intelligence agency. Attorney General Merrick Garland has a warning about that new law in Texas that bans most abortions. He calls it a scheme to nullify the constitution if it prevails. It may become a model for action in other areas by other states. And with respect to other constitutional rights and judicial precedents, the Justice Department is suing Texas over the abortion law door Dash, Grubhub and uber eats are suing New York City over a limit on fees it put in place during the pandemic. Inflation at the wholesale level climbed 8.3% last month from last year at this time, that's the biggest yearly increase since the Labor Department started calculating the number in 2010. This is a P news Now to the FDA and Jewel. AP correspondent Shelley Adler. The FDA has delayed a decision on e cigarettes from Vaping giant Jewel. Federal Health officials won't say yet whether to allow bestselling Vaping brand jewel to stay on the market. But they did order thousands of other electronic cigarettes off store shelves. The FDA says it rejected applications for nearly 950,000 flavored e cigarettes and related products. Mainly due to their potential appeal to underage teens. Explaining there is more work to be done to complete their remaining reviews. The agency did not rule on Jewel, the most popular brand with adult smokers and many teens. I'm Shelley Adler, McDonald's will begin selling a vegan burger in the UK and Ireland this month developed with the producer Beyond Meat, the MC plant burger. No word on when it might be available in the U. S. I'm Rita Foley. AP News I Mike Rossi, a reporting of former Venezuelan spy master is arrested in Spain on US drug charges. Police in Spain have arrested General Hugo Carvajal, a former Venezuelan spymaster wanted on narcotics charges in the United States. The arrest in Madrid came nearly two years after Spain's high court issued an extradition order and Carvajal disappeared. Carvajal faces narcotics charges in New York and Florida over alleged ties to Colombian rebels known to control cocaine smuggling routes. Carvajal has denied any wrongdoing. I'm Mike Rossia Montana asked the court not to block new laws targeting abortion. Montana's Republican attorney general is asking a court not to block enforcement of several new abortion laws. Planned Parenthood filed a suit in the Yellowstone District court, claiming the laws would unconstitutionally restrict access to the procedure in the state. The laws are said to take effect October 1st. They would ban abortions after 20 weeks of gestation and restrict access to abortion pills. The state is represented by the alliance Defending Freedom, a conservative Christian legal group. I'm Walter Ratliff. This week at Macy's. We're setting our sights on fall with an extra 15 to 20% off this season's hottest trends with your coupon or Macy's card, check out bold new color palettes and total pieces from Calvin Klein and more fresh looks.
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"From Bloomberg World Headquarters. I'm Charlie. We've got 13 minutes to go ahead of the closing bell. It is a down Thursday. Right now. Red on the screen. NASDAQ has been fluctuating between gains and losses. But right now read down three points lower, little changed on less than 1/10 of 1%. S and P down 12 points now drop. There are 3/10 of 1%. Now Industrials down 90 drop also of 3/10 of 1% Stocks moving lowers mixed economic data keeps investors on edge about the timing of stimulus tapering even as the relentless spread of covid 19 Delta variant undermines global growth s and P on track. For 1/4. Straight Decline. 10 Years up, 11 30 seconds 10 Year Yield 1.29% Gold spot Gold 4/10 of 1% Now 17 95 the ounce West Texas n immediate crude down 1.8% 68 05 a barrel after earnings Lululemon Athletica up 10.9% Right now, our age the old restoration hardware of 8.3%. Game. Stop swinging between gains and losses. Gamestop up right now, little changed up 2/10 of 1% recapping stocks. Laura s and P down, 13 dropped their 3/10 of 1%. I'm Charlie character that is a Bloomberg business Flash. I'm brother Michael. Turn all radio. Yeah, but you let me drive. No, no, no, no. He's gonna giant home. Honey, please. I'll do the driving rival. Excuse me. I don't want to drive. Just drive, baby..
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"And Philip all that? Well right now, interestingly, scene right now. Okay, We know he was leading the race who just put in from new guard who's ahead of him right now. So when it cycles through new card, good find himself in front of this race right now. Great strategy by that Penske team, and you know we've seen them do that time and time again with all those They're gone on believing what happens if you get that free air he comes out and matter of fact, I'm gonna look at the fastest speed. He's not it will. Power has the fastest lap of the race at 2 24. But he had some good laughs. Come on. We got Colton heard coming in no sense getting held up anymore for him. He's coming on pit lane. We've seen Colton heard of pretty consistently in the top five all afternoon and you got to wonder if maybe he is just biding his time until we get to that final step, And then he is going to get on his giddy up if you will. Colton heard it to Rob Blackman Has he pulls in the pit lane? And here they go for Firestone Firehawk the windshield tear off one quick to have quarter turn on the front wing down in a way. 8.3 seconds goes Colton Herta, who's been running in the top five most of the day, and it was announced earlier this month that game rich and Colton heard of gonna be together for a while. A long term relationship there with Andretti Autosport great to have Holding a solid situation in his age and guys that obviously could win races and then working together already won a race this year, by the way, and let's go with Maura updates on pit road started with Alex Seitz carom in a couple of inches forward ahead of his marks with dry a rival team captured Friday. 10.87 2nd stop on a good day for Ryan Hunter Rey David he used to the attention of his crew doing a great job. Ryan just keeps on top of him. Right now, I'm surprised the leaders haven't came in, but would under Rob's Who's on there now. Well, Yeah. Brian Hunter, right. You said great job, man. You were on it. David Hamilton. That was a sub six second pit stop and included a half turn to the front wing is he's.
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"Arrest has been made in the attack of an older Filipino woman on the trolley, a Maryland Haider in the Cocoa New center. The woman was attacked last week and a group who tracks anti Asian hate crime, says the attack on the woman in her eighties while she was 80 was the latest such attack, but police tell KOGO news The attack was an isolated incident. They're not labeling a hate crime because the suspect didn't say anything to indicate he was attacking the woman because of her ethnicity. She did not have to go to the hospital. Former president Trump laying into the top Republican in the Senate. In a statement, Trump said the GOP cannot be respected or strong with leaders like Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell. He called McConnell dour, solid and unsmiling political hack, adding. If Republican Senator stick with him, they won't win again. Trump also vowed to back primary rivals who support his make America great again in America First policies. Just days ago, McConnell voted to acquit Trump in the impeachment trial, but he did say he thought Trump was morally responsible for the riot at the Capitol. The White House agrees. President Biden owns the federal government's response to the ongoing Corona virus outbreak. States owns the response to the cove it pandemic. That's why he has focused on it every single day. Jen Psaki says it's important to note with the new administration inherited not enough supply, Not enough vaccinators, not enough places for vaccinations to happen. And she says the administration is greatly increased The number of weekly vaccination doses two states. A new report shows California and Florida have ended up with nearly the same coronavirus case rate a year into the pandemic. Despite different approaches to the virus, the number suggested California's lockdown did not necessarily produce the best outcome. Consider no state has been as restrictive his California no state as open as Florida governor Newsome was the first to close schools, businesses, restaurants. Beaches in theme parks. He imposed a curfew threatened fines and told residents to mask up and stay home. Florida, by contrast, was open Korean to Johns Hopkins. Florida is doing better with 8.3% of its population contracting. Covert versus 8.8 in California hospitalizations here 244 per million verses to 18 in Florida. Fatalities here, 10.5. Compared to Florida 7.4 that is William La Jeunesse reporting that down today of 64 closing at 5.