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"But the British saw has a concert in Texas the day before, making it a tight turnaround to be back for the king's concert the next day. And the other big question overshadowing it all will Harry and Meghan attend the event, particularly given the recent news that King Charles asked them to move out of their UK home to make room for the disgraced Prince Andrew. The public feel very strongly about these things, but they're not really getting to see the work that the royal family are doing, and that puts the coronation very much at risk of also being overshadowed. For now, the palace is staying mom on who is on the guest list, as for the highly anticipated concert at Windsor Castle, many royal watchers point out that many of the big British acts are currently touring, so the big question of who will sing for the king? We'll have to stay tuned. A former U.S. Army private who plotted with a satanic neo Nazi group to kill his fellow soldiers, was sentenced today in New York to the maximum ABC's Aaron couture ski has more. Federal prosecutors called Ethan bells are the enemy within. He joined the army so he could infiltrate his unit on behalf of the white supremacist extremist group O 9 a and carry out what prosecutors called an appalling goal, the brutal murder of his own fellow U.S. service members. Nelson pleaded guilty to three counts that accused him of revealing sensitive details of his unit's deployment so they could be killed in an ambush. He apologized in court and sought no more than 15 years in prison, but federal prosecutors asked for and melzer received 45 years. Aaron Kutcher's ABC News New York. More clashes between protesters and Israeli forces in Palestinian territory in the occupied West Bank, ABC's and S de la catera says that's part of a series of protests in Israel and all over the region after Benjamin Netanyahu Netanyahu's ultra conservative government stepped into power. The fear is that that could unleash a kind of fundamentalism that would really affect every impact every aspect of Israeli society. And so that's why you're seeing so many people taking to the streets so many protesting these new proposed laws by this new government. It's people of all ages, people from all walks of life because they're concerned about the future of Israel and the future of democracy
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"News radio 1000 FM 97 7, you're information station. Last night we learned a number of classified documents were found in an office previously used by president Joe Biden after his time as VP, but before his 2020 election. Now the Department of Justice is investigating how those documents got there and why they weren't already in the national archives. Tyler pager is covering it for The Washington Post and spoke with northwest news radios Taylor van zeiss. Tyler, what were the circumstances of how these documents were found? Yes. So what happened was after I then left The White House when he served as vice president, he set up various organizations in foundation to support some of the work he wanted to further and one of those was the center of the University of Pennsylvania focused on diplomacy and global engagement. And they had its office in Washington, D.C., and in that office, Joe Biden had his own personal office at the time. And in recent months, they were vacating that space and as part of that process, lawyers for the president went to the space to look at the documents and upon searching offices on these documents. Adreno, what kind of documents were found because there are several different kinds of classification for those sensitive documents. Yes, The White House has not specified what documents are there and obviously a review by the Justice Department remains confidential. Some in The White House are even saying they don't exactly know what was in the documents as soon as the first one was identified the lawyers in the office contacted the national archives to have them retrieved. So we don't exactly know what those documents entail, but we do know that they included some classified documents. Certainly when you look at the headlines of this story, you see some parallels to the investigation around former president Trump holding onto documents too. But tell me a little bit about the key differences between these cases. Yes, I think the two big differences is one, the voluntary notification. So the Biden lawyers immediately notify the national archives about the discovery of these documents and the difference in the number of documents, there's only about ten in the Biden case in much more in the Trump case and also just the difficulty but the national archives had in getting all the documents back from Trump. And finally, should a former president or VP for that matter ever have confidential documents in their own position once they leave office. I thought they were pretty strict rules. Yeah, there are clear rules about document retention and where classified documents go. Obviously, there's been a lot more attention on these processes in recent months, given the developments around former presidents and vice presidents finding themselves holding on to some of these documents. There's not an insignificant amount of history of former leaders from our president accidentally taking documents and having them commingled with others, but as you note, there are clear rules about not holding on to classified documents. And even unclassified documents, anything related to the work of the president of the vice president or governed and owned by the national archives. And so there's a clear process for that as well. Well, certainly there's going to be a lot more to come from this and you can find Tyler's coverage online at Washington Post dot com. That's Tyler pager. That's northwest news radio's Taylor van zeiss. Former Trump organization chief financial officer Allen weisselberg headed to Rikers Island today to begin his sentence after pleading guilty last year to tax fraud. ABC's Aaron koterski is outside the courthouse. Allen weisselberg was sentenced to 5 months in jail as part of a prearranged plea agreement with the Manhattan district attorney's office, but the judge said he wished he could have imposed an even longer sentence for what he called conduct driven by greed. The judge called it offensive weisselberg arranged a $6000 payroll payment from the Trump organization for his wife. So she could later claim social security benefits. Weisselberg was let out of the courtroom in handcuffs, Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg said the sentence shows you have to play by the rules no matter who you are or who you work for. Aaron Kutcher ski ABC News criminal court New
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"Slash liberty. Amak U.S. forward slash liberty. A legal setback for former president Trump. A federal judge in Florida has denied former president Trump's request for an emergency injunction to stop New York attorney general letitia James from accessing documents about the revocable trust that holds his businesses. The judge noted in the decision it is not at all clear that a federal court sitting in West Palm Beach, Florida, has personal jurisdiction over the attorney general of New York. Trump had sued James in Florida to blunt her civil investigation into his business practices that has already yielded a lawsuit seeking to recover $250 million. Aaron Kutcher ski ABC News New York. Some travelers are wondering if their flight will depart on time this week. Others are wondering, where's my bag? When a legion airlines flight two 77 landed in Oakland from Bellingham, Washington on Tuesday, somehow 44 bags never got loaded onto the plane. Allegiant says once a mistake was discovered that they weren't in the belly of the plane that work started to reunite bags with owners today working to deliver all of those bags. Allegiant says it's looking into how the mistake happened and that it's sorry its refunding checked bag fees for those who don't have their luggage. Alex stone, ABC News. The house has unanimously passed a bill to posthumously award the congressional gold medal to Emmett Till and mamie till mobley. The black teen was brutally murdered by white supremacists in the 1950s. His mother insisted on an open casket to display the torture he endured, this is ABC News. And this is northwest news radio 1000 FM 97 7, we check your traffic
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"Amazon reports third quarter earnings tomorrow. And several analysts predict lower sales and profits because of inflation and lower than expected results from its prime day event earlier this month. The Dow gained two points closing at 31,839. NASDAQ lost two 28 and the S&P 500 fell 28. This is rob Smith with northwest news radio. The man who plowed his car through a crowd at a holiday parading, Wisconsin last year, heard his verdict from a jury today, ABC's Pierre Thomas has the details. It was the horror just days before Thanksgiving. A driver barreling through crowds his family celebrated at a Christmas parade, killing 6 injuring dozens. Guilty on all counts for the man accused. We the jury find the defendant, Daryl E Brooks, guilty of first degree intentional homicide. Among those who were killed in Waukesha Wisconsin, 8 year old Jackson sparks, and members of the dancing grannies, who had performed for years. Three men accused in a plot to kidnap the governor of Michigan, were convicted today on state charges. ABC's Aaron Kutcher ski is more. Joe Morrison his father in law Pete musico and Paul beller were convicted of providing material support for a terrorist act. The three members of the Wolverine Watchmen were found guilty of state anti terrorism charges that prosecutors said prevented a very bad event. The three men practiced gun drills in the Woods in preparation for an abduction of governor Gretchen Whitmer in part over her pandemic restrictions, Whitmer said the verdicts are proof violence and threats have no place in our politics. News radio traffic
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"Were made. Not born of ill will or bad intentions. Quite the opposite, in fact, that mistakes nonetheless. Soon axe says he's determined to fix those mistakes. His goal, bringing back stability and confidence to the UK economy. European Union nations have given themselves yet another month to overcome deep differences on groundbreaking measures to shield their citizens from the energy crisis. And the Russian court has rejected an appeal by basketball player Brittany griner on her 9 year prison sentence for drug possession. Step that could move her closer to a possible high stakes prisoner swap between Moscow and Washington. I'm Tom rivers at the ABC News foreign desk and London. Your stock charts dot com money update on news radio 1000 FM 97 7. In a positive sign for bartel drugs, Rite Aid stock rose almost 16% today. After analysts praised the company for its mail order pharmacy growth, telehealth initiatives and its drive to give patients easier access to prescriptions. Still, companies stop closed at only four 75 per share. And is down 63% on the year. Microsoft stock dropped in late Tuesday trading after the company reported that as cloud computing revenue came in lower than expected. And its main cloud product, Azure, grew at a slower rate than anticipated. Company stock fell more than 6% after hours to about $244 per share. The Dow gained 337 points to close at 31,836. NASDAQ rose two 46 and the S&P 500 gained 61. This is rob Smith with northwest news radio. St. Louis authorities say the shooter in that deadly attack at a high school was a former student, 19 year old Orlando Harris, and tonight ABC's Eric turki tells us the investigation has uncovered some important information. Central visual and performing arts high school in St. Louis came under fire Monday morning by a recent graduate responding officer saw students on the roof awaiting rescue after the shooter opened fire on the third floor with a long gun. An AR-15 style rifle, but appears that he came into the building with more than 600 rounds of ammunition. Police are still working to determine a motive, but detectives found a note in which the shooter described himself as an isolated loner and said his life had become a perfect storm for a mass shooter. Aaron Kutcher, ABC News, New York. The seditious conspiracy trial of 5 members of the far right group the oath keepers has resumed without its founder and leader, ABC's Justin Finch reports. The trial now back on track after oath keepers founder of Stuart Rhodes waved his right to hear testimony in person. Rhodes now quarantining in a Virginia jail after testing positive for COVID-19. Prosecutors allege the 5 members were central figures in the violent effort to disrupt Congress, from certifying the 2020 election results on January 6th. The defense argues, though their clients use bombastic language, they had no real plan for violence, Justin Finch, ABC News, Washington. Here are your political insights from ABC News. At The White House, President Biden getting boosted Tuesday with the update at COVID vaccine formulated for amar Khan sub variants and encouraging more Americans to do the same as winter approaches. It's about your health. Biden then shifting gears again warning Russia about using nuclear weapons in Ukraine. Russia would be making an incredibly serious mistake. When asked, if he thinks Russia's claims, Ukraine plans to use a dirty bomb is a false flag tactic. It would be a serious serious mistake. Congressional progressive leader pramila jayapal underscoring her caucuses support of Ukraine, doubling down after receive PC letter surfaced, calling for The White House to pursue diplomacy with Russia in hopes of reaching a ceasefire deal. Jayapal says that months old letter was mistakenly sent out by staffers, and those are your political insights, Justin Finch, ABC News, Washington. News radio traffic
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"News radio 1000 FM 97 7. You're information station. Two of the NBA's biggest stars are speaking out about the way the league has handled a shocking situation regarding a team owner. Tom hudler has more. The two stars are LeBron James and Chris Paul and they're upset about what they feel is an inadequate punishment for Phoenix Suns owner Robert sarver. What did he do? And what did things stand now? I'm joined by ABC's Alex crochet in Washington. Alex recap for us why sarver is being punished and why those players and even the teams minority owner are calling for a tougher stance. Okay, so this was something that was first kicked off last year last fall. This report by ESPN detailing over the course of servers 18 year leadership as the majority owner for the Phoenix Suns and the WNBA's mercury team cultivating this culture of misogyny and racism there for the two franchises. And there's some explosive allegations of things that server allegedly said and also behavior that he allowed in that organization many members of the staff coming out and speaking. And so the league started their own investigation. It took nearly a year to complete, and then we had this blockbuster finding where essentially they have decided to suspend server. He's not allowed to represent either the sons or the mercury in any capacity for the next year, and they also find him $10 million, which is the maximum that he could have faced. NBA commissioner Adam silver indicated that if they were able to prove some other conditions that saare may have lost his ownership. That's what a lot of people are drawing parallels to what happened with Donald Sterling, right? The former owner of the clippers. Now, a couple of things are different here, right? So number one, the Sterling stuff was caught on tape. And now you're starting to see players come out and say that they don't believe that this went far enough. And so one of them is Chris Paul and Chris Paul notably, he's going to be a Hall of Famer. He's a sudden point guard, but he tweeted. I am of the view that the sanctions call short and truly addressing what we can all agree was atrocious behavior. And then you have LeBron James who, look, I mean, he is, he is the player's spokesperson for the league in quite frankly, arguably the most powerful voice of the league right now. And he's saying I've got to be honest, I think our lead definitely get this wrong. And so what's going to be interesting is, well, is there some sort of course correction already you're seeing the Phoenix Suns secondary owner. The second largest stakeholder come out and say that the server should be removed. The mayor of Phoenix has come out and said that these allegations are atrocious and certainly disappointing. And so I think we'll see closer to the season whether or not that affects sponsors because that's going to be big, but there's certainly growing outcry. Wow, many chapters to be written in this story. Alex, thanks for reporting and we'll talk again soon. Thank you, Tom. ABC's Alex crochet in Washington on the northwest news line. Your stock charts dot com money update on news radio 1000 FM 97 7. Seattle is getting increasingly more expensive. The latest cost of living index from the council for community and economic research shows the average cost of living the last three years rose almost 12%. Higher than the national average. The cost of living skyrocketed almost $5200 in the second quarter alone. The Allen institute is expanding into the new Dexter yard life science and technology campus. Another sign that Seattle's life sciences market is among the strongest in the country. Almost 800,000 ft² of space is under construction in Seattle. The entire life sciences market is almost 11 million ft². The Dow lost 139 points to close at 30,822. NASDAQ fell one O four in the S&P 500 lost 28. This is rob Smith, what's northwest news radio? Britain's new king stood vigil tonight over Queen Elizabeth's coffin, ABC's Aaron kotze is in London with details. King Charles and his siblings departed for Westminster hall to applause from onlookers at Buckingham Palace. The queen's children each in military dress took positions around her coffin and stood vigil. Their heads bowed as members of the public filed past as they have for the last two days. The lying in state continues for the next two days on Saturday the queen's grandchildren are expected to stand vigil. Aaron Kutcher, ABC News, London. Hillary Clinton calls Republican flying migrants from Texas to Martha's Vineyard, literally human trafficking. Some people like the governor of Texas would rather have an issue than be part of a solution. Governor Greg Abbott transported migrants to Washington, D.C., New York and Chicago earlier this year, and Florida governor Ron DeSantis followed in his footsteps earlier this week at Martha's Vineyard. The governors claim their states are overwhelmed and President Biden is ignoring the crisis. They question why they can't relocate the migrants to sanctuary cities. Clinton cited her work as a New York senator in the 2000s saying that while most Americans don't want open borders, they also oppose inhumane terrible treatment of human beings. The clintons have often vacationed in Martha's Vineyard. When it comes to your infant researchers are recommending breastfeeding remain the standard way to feed them. ABC's Justin Finch looks at new guidance and what parents can do to help their children. The American academy of pediatrics has updated its breastfeeding recommendations. Experts say breast milk should be given to infants exclusively during a child's first 6 months, and then some foods can be introduced. Parents can also breastfeed children for two years or longer if they wish, but that poses several challenges, including social ridicule. Many pediatric disorders, including sudden infant death syndrome, acute diarrheal disease, and asthma happen less among breastfed infants. The academy of pediatrics says parents should not consume more than two alcoholic beverages a day or use nicotine or marijuana while breastfeeding. Those with HIV, T cell, lithotrophic
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"FM 97 7. Tonight's last summer congressional hearing into January 6th focused on what former president Donald Trump did not do on that day. ABC's Aaron Kutcher ski discusses what was revealed with ABC's Rick Klein and Steve Roberts. Congresswoman Elaine luria said former president Trump knew within 15 minutes the capital was under attack yet stayed in The White House dining room for three hours watching television instead of taking steps to quell the violence. Lauria said Trump did not call to issue orders. She did not call to offer assistance. She said Trump betrayed his oath of office and was derelict in his duty, and she said he refused to act because of his selfish desire to stay in power. We're joined tonight by our political analyst Steve Roberts, political director here at ABC News, Rick Klein, Karen Travers, our White House correspondent Rick, just want to start with you for a moment because we heard some dramatic Secret Service radio transmissions that we had not heard before, and an unidentified national security professional who worked in The White House complex in recorded testimonies say a lot of the vice president's security detail on January 6th became concerned about their personal safety. Chilling moment Aaron to hear that recounted for the first time that that was part of the radio traffic transmissions as officials back at The White House, the National Security Council are trying to find out what's going on. To hear that kind of crosstalk to hear on Mike's people say maybe time to say goodbye to the family as they try to plot a safe exit for the vice president vice president who had been evacuated from the floor and then coupled with the president's infamous tweet where he called the vice president Pence a coward for not having done his bidding to overturn the election. You could hear in the testimony from former Trump aides, people that resigned that day that night that discussed the anger that they felt over how former president Trump was in their view of pouring fuel on the fire and in the day that we're talking so much about what president Trump didn't do that one tweet seems to have set off an even bigger conflagration among people very close to the former president. And Steve, we heard that while the capital was being overrun, the former president called no one who could have helped the situation, but instead asked an aid for a list of senators who were willing to side with his desire to overturn the election results. Well, that's very much in keeping with everything that we know about Donald Trump. Even to this day. A year and a half later, he's still calling people. He's still arguing that the election was stolen. He still trying to find ways. Just this week he called a state official a legislator in Wisconsin, a Republican legislator to raise the question of whether somehow some way the results in Wisconsin one of the key states that defeated him could somehow be overturned. This is an obsession. This is a fixation of enormous power. And it continues long, long after that day, an interestingly, I think that with all the talk about Mike Pence, you're also seeing in recent days and weeks Aaron, Pence himself emerging much more to test the waters as an alternative to Donald Trump. Speaking around the country, endorsing candidates that are rivaling people Trump has endorsed. And so you can imagine pence's camp listening tonight and seeing the possibility of using some of this testimony to bolster his potential campaign against Donald Trump two years from now, Aaron. Your stock charts dot com money update on northwest news radio
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"Attorney said prosecutors for alleging criminality were none exists. Aaron Kutcher ski ABC News New York. Some expected shows top the Eminem Emmy nominations list. On the drama side, it's all about Succession. This life is not for everyone. The HBO series about power and family backstabbing let all shows with 25 nominations, including top drama, where it's up against Better Call Saul. Euphoria, Ozark, Stranger Things, and first time nominees, severance, yellow jackets, and Squid Game. On the comedy side. Ted Lasso leads all nominees up for best comedy against Barry hacks. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Kirby enthusiasm, and newcomers Abbott elementary only murders in the building and What We Do in the Shadows. Jason Athens and ABC News, Hollywood. Hawaii volcanos national park has been given new land in a deal that will protect a white sand beach and Bay Area that's home to an endangered species and to native artifacts. The National Park Service hopes to eventually open the area to the public. This is ABC News. We check your traffic every ten minutes on the fours. Let's check in with Natalie Melendez in the dubin law group traffic center. A couple of things going on, Seattle I 5 south and accident and exit one 57 is blocking the HOV lane and it looks like they're slow traffic coming from exit one 58. Des Moines Kent area on I 5 south of vehicle fire is blocking off the right lane south of exit one 49. It's looking better in terms of traffic, it's still really congested, but now down to a 7 minute delay. In Tacoma on I 5 north, the on ramp from 56 is currently closed for construction until 10 o'clock tonight. Our next note that traffic at a 14. Rebecca Stevenson has our 1530 mortgage dot com weather forecast. Low clouds are developing around western Washington as we get towards sunrise and we're going to have a cool start with temperatures in the 50s. It's going to be a cooler day, except basically normal temperatures as we get into the afternoon by about mid morning these low clouds are going to burn away and will have mostly sunny skies. High temperatures will be in the low to mid 70s, especially near the water low 70s, mid to upper 70s little further inland from the como four weather center on meteorologist Rebecca Stevenson. Right now, partly cloudy skies, 72 in Seattle. Stay connected, stay informed with the northwest's only all news station. Northwest news radio. I'm Kelly
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"Little boys and just was so sad that this would happen to these little kids. Fire officials say the home did have working smoke detectors and investigation continues. The Supreme Court citing today with the Washington state high school football coach who lost his job after he prayed at midfield here's Aaron kotze. The school district in Bremerton fired Joseph Kennedy after he knelt to pray at the 50 yard line, a 6 to three opinion written by justice Gorsuch said the school district was wrong to conclude that allowing the coach to pray after games could be seen as an endorsement of his religious beliefs. The opinion said the constitution and the best of our traditions, counseled mutual respect and tolerance, not censorship and suppression in dissent justice Sotomayor said the constitution does not require public schools to embrace a coach Neely, bowing his head and saying a prayer at the center of a school event. Aaron Kutcher's ABC News New York. As president zelensky meets with world leaders, Russia is stepping up attacks on Ukraine and specifically targeting the capital Kyiv, here's ABC News correspondent James longman. The most serious attack on Kyiv in weeks, a barrage of Russian missiles hitting Ukrainian capital early Sunday, two apartment box struck emergency workers battling flames. President zelensky responding to the attack saying some of the missiles were shot down before hitting their targets. Russian rockets also falling on Ukraine's second largest city, kharkiv in the northeast, destroying several residential buildings and hitting a local hospital. One resident ihor says there were Trump for an hour before emergency workers arrived. WLS continues to partner with med global to help the people of Ukraine if you would like to help go to WLS a.m. dot com and click on the event page. And we still got solid traffic
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"House committee investigating the events surrounding the January 6th riot at the U.S. capitol is now complete after hearing from former senior Justice Department officials who served in the Trump administration. I said, mister president, within 24, 48, 72 hours, you could have hundreds and hundreds of resignations of the leadership of your entire Justice Department because of your actions. What's that going to say about you? Acting attorney general, Richard Donahue, on the prospect of Jeffrey Clark being appointed AG to help the president overturn the results of the 2020 election. ABC's Katherine folders and Aaron katze were listening. Catherine, we learned today that this Justice Department official, Jeff Clark, who was pushing to be installed as attorney general, is now under investigation so much so that the FBI raided his home. Yeah, they did, we reported that federal agents rated his home yesterday on Wednesday and connection with this broader Department of Justice investigation into January 6th. Being in the room and when he was brought up when Jeff Clark was brought up by these former senior DoJ officials, it was kind of interesting Aaron because there's members of the public in the room. And people would just laugh, frankly, that this environmental lawyer who nobody really knew who he was. He was this obscure figure was actually being considered by the former president to lead the Department of Justice because he wanted him to overturn the election. Well, you can imagine that he's on having the greatest day as he is the center of this hearing and also obviously being investigated by the federal government. So look, while it focused on Jeff Clark, there are still a lot to come on, obviously, what happens with him next? Meanwhile, there's more to come, ABC's Aaron katzen Ben Siegel. We heard at the end the committee chairman say they're not done yet. The committee has put off future hearings until at least next month we believe they've amassed some new evidence and we heard the chairman say that the investigation is ongoing and will contain this influx of new information. What's going on there, Ben. There are two major things that the committee said, they're dealing with it right now that they're working across us as they try to put together this complete these public hearings. One, one thing I wish they addressed today about 11 hours of video of a British filmmaker, another British filmmaker who was shadowing the president and working on a documentary without the knowledge of many, many Trump White House officials about the first family spoke to Trump before and after January 6th along with members of the Trump family. So that would be of interest clearly to this committee seeking to understand Trump's state of mind and what he was saying publicly and privately before and after the attack on the capitol. So this filmmaker was brought into Capitol Hill to talk to the committee. He said he cooperated with them. He turned over 11 hours of tape expands over a year of filming and the committee says they want to look at this. They've been putting together a very crisp visual compelling presentation of their findings and it's possible that they can find more information in these videos to help them. And also, and it's easy to forget about this, but the Trump White House materials requested from the national archives of the committee has won the rights to those materials in court. Over the objections of some Trump White House aides and those are being produced on a rolling basis ABC's Ben Siegel and Aaron Kutcher's stay with northwest news radio for the very latest on the January 6th committees hearings. Your stock charts dot com money update on northwest news radio. Stocks notched fairly solid gains in the Thursday session, tech shares led the way with the NASDAQ composite and X rising 179 points or 1.6%
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"In areas where the company has offices. In response to recent subscriber losses and slowing revenue growth, Netflix today announced that it has just laid off about 300 employees across the country. That's on top of some 150 positions that were eliminated last month. That's your money now. I'm Jim chesko, northwest news radio. The Supreme Court ruled in a victory for gun rights advocates today, striking down a century old New York State law limiting the right to carry a concealed firearm. The court ruling that the Second Amendment of the constitution presumes a right to carry a forearm. Here's ABC's airing keturi. This is Aaron Kutcher's in New York where mayor Eric Adams called the Supreme Court decision appalling. And we can not allow New York to become the wild wild west shootings here have only recently started to subside after a years long spike and police commissioner kishan sewell made clear the decision changes nothing now. If you carry a gun illegally in New York City, you will be arrested. The state will likely have to rework conceal carry licensing and attempt to limit places where guns can be carried. ABC News, New York. We are hearing from political leaders and states that have many gun laws in response to Thursday's Supreme Court ruling on concealed carry. California is among them. ABC's Alex stone reports from Los Angeles. California's governor is calling the Supreme Court decision reckless and radical. Now he in California attorney general rob montes say new legislation is being introduced in line with the ruling that will limit where concealed guns can be carried in California and. The legislation will also clarify the qualifications for obtaining a concealed carry permit in California. The Bruin case reaffirmed that it is appropriate for states to require a concealed carry weapon permit. Also next week, governor Gavin Newsom is expected to sign 16 new gun bills into law. Alex stone, ABC News, Los Angeles. Northwest news radio traffic from the dubin law group traffic center. Maple valley on southeast Covington Sawyer road and accident at two a second is not only costing to slow traffic from two O 7, it is looking better passing through there. Seattle, I 5 north
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"And get it to the floor Less than a month since the school shooting and Yuval Texas senator John cornyn one of the key negotiators on the deal back home taking the stage at the Texas Republican Party convention to this What should have been a friendly crowd at times booing him and his work on the bipartisan negotiations More mental health resources More support for our schools and making sure that violent criminals and the mentally ill can not buy the firearm Some of these Republican lawmakers facing that tough political reality back home with their more activist base So we know that these proposals at least in polling remain really popular among the average voter Mary Alice parks ABC News Capitol Hill This is a northwest news radio morning rewind All the house January 6th committee concluded its third public hearing with these remarks from retired federal judge J Michael lute Donald Trump and his allies and supporters are a clear and present danger To American democracy With his right that was ABC News senior investigative reporter Aaron Kutcher skier and there's a lot to unpack after that Yeah and judge lutech is no liberal I mean he was on the short list during the Bush administration to be on the Supreme Court And he said he was choosing his words carefully and deliberately as you heard him there because he said he would have laid down in traffic before he would let vice president Mike Pence at the time try and overturn the results of the Electoral College vote on January 6th as former president Trump the committee said pressured him to do relentlessly based on kind of a bogus legal theory pushed by this lawyer named John eastman and some others who were surrounding the president Is there more pressure now on the attorney general to do something You know the committee certainly seems to hope so And although the committee says it has not made a decision yet whether to make a criminal referral we know that the Justice Department has been interested in eastman and Rudy Giuliani and others who were pushing this idea that somehow the vice president could overturn the election results or send them back to the states for some kind of recount And there did seem to be a compelling case that the committee made for obstructing this governmental proceeding And yet you know the Justice Department has its own calculation here because the committee is making in large part a political case what the Justice Department can prove beyond a reasonable doubt is something else Aaron thanks very much for the update ABC News senior investigative reporter Aaron kursky former president Trump says the lack of airtime for him during the hearings is unfair to him on his social media platform truth socially demanded equal national TV time Several Democrats responded by saying they'd love to see Trump subject himself to questioning under oath This has been a morning news rewind with manufacture and Greg Herschel on northwest news radio Northwest news radio listen more no.
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"How fast was the water going So he went in and tried to save him They are still missing the search continues today Naked woman who stole a police SUV and ran over an officer after she was found laying in the street in west Garfield now faces a host of felony charges and misdemeanors for driving under a suspended license and having no insurance 34 year old whitley temple was not wearing clothes and intoxicated during the incident The officer was hospitalized and has been released 18 year old who allegedly shot and killed ten people at a buffalo supermarket now faces multiple federal charges as attorney general Merrick Garland visited the scene of the crime today Federal prosecutors charged Payton with committing a hate crime resulting in death in a hate crime involving bodily injury He's also charged with using a firearm to commit murder during a crime of violence a charge that carries the possibility of the death penalty The criminal complaints that gens motive for the mass shooting was to prevent black people from replacing white people and eliminating the white race and to inspire others to commit similar attacks at gendron's home the FBI said it found handwritten notes of apologizing to his family but also saying he had to do it for the future of the white race Aaron Kutcher's ABC News New York Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin meeting with data partners this morning in Brussels to coordinate aid to Ukraine among more than 40 countries Ukraine's president pleading for more weapons as Russian forces may gains in the east Secretary Austin says he's a close contact with Ukraine's defense minister We're working in lockstep to meet Ukraine's request for new capabilities Especially its need for long range fires armor and coastal defense U.S. officials say the Biden administration will announce today about $1 billion in new military aid to Ukraine WLS continues to partner with med global to help the people of Ukraine and if you would like to help you can go to WLA dot com and click on the events page WLS news time 1104.
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"Of the attack down to how he was going to get past the security guard What he was going to wear what he was going to do how he was going to live stream at least part of it as it was unfolding It was there for anyone to see on social media but we're not sure how many people actually saw it He's Aaron Kutcher's in Buffalo FDA and authorization is expected soon on COVID boosters for children 5 to 11 The FDA is lifting some restrictions on imported infant formula It's also allowing a Michigan plant that was closed down due to contamination to reopen Authorities in Texas now offering $50,000 for information which leads them to escaped prison inmate Gonzalo Lopez Daria auburn ABC News stay connected stay informed with the northwest's only all news station northwest news radio Good evening 6 31 I'm Rick van Sykes with ELISA jaffe and here's what's happening Doctors as well as patients will be safe in Washington state if roe V wade is overturned says our state's attorney general Bob Ferguson says Washington will become a haven for abortion providers if the Supreme Court rules as expected He sent a letter to various medical boards and commissions saying they should not withhold a license if a doctor is charged with a crime for providing service in an anti abortion state Typically when you provide a license you look for someone's criminal history If roe V wade is overturned several conservative states including neighboring Idaho seek to criminalize abortion services Washington on the other hand will not Jeff pojo in northwest news radio will the new high-tech orca car debuted during the Monday morning commute as John lobert ini.
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"The way after ABC News it's 7 o'clock From ABC News I'm Daria all their chaos in the capital of Ukraine the mayor of Kyiv says at least one person is dead several others injured by two Russian missile strikes ABC's senior foreign correspondent Ian panel is there Fires raging and smoke rising over the capital has rescuers rushed in to help the wounded This strikes coming just hours after President Biden formally asked Congress for $33 billion in extra aid for Ukraine Because of this fight it's not cheap To help counter Russia's invasion But KB new aggression is going to be more costly Biden requesting 20.4 billion in new military assistance and 8.5 billion for the Ukrainian government The attacks also happening as UN secretary general Antonio Guterres was visiting He called Ukraine an epicenter of heartache and pain Moderna has asked the FDA to authorize its COVID vaccine for kids 6 and younger I honestly couldn't be more excited that there's a vaccine on the way I think a lot of parents we have lived for the past two years with a lot of fear That New York City mother has a 5 year old daughter The U.S. has its first case of avian influenza a it's in a human who had contact with infected poultry A legal battle between the feds and attorneys for the suspect in an attack on a New York City subway car Defense attorney said FBI agents entered the cell of Frank James on Tuesday questioned him took multiple swabs of his DNA and directed him to sign certain documents His attorney said it violated James constitutional rights and they'll seek to suppress whatever statements he made no comment from federal prosecutors In a letter to the court the defense said the government committed this intrusion absent advanced notice to counsel and only provided a warrant after the fact Aaron Kutcher ABC News New York The governor of Kentucky says a newly created cannabis research center won't slow his review to determine if he can single handedly legalize medical marijuana You're listening to ABC News Euler investments involve a high degree of risk actual results may vary Oil keeps going up as the Russia.
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"Friends in Ukraine and headed for the border to get into Poland first by car then in a traffic jam on foot They saw people were fainting people were crying women were getting sick men were starting to beat each other up And the border people would just come over the gate and shout out Terrible things to us Civilian casualties so far reported by Ukraine's information minister total over 300 dead including 14 children over 1600 injured ABC's Aaron Kutcher and lviv says satellite images show a large convoy of Russian forces headed toward keys The convoy is more than three miles long and it contains tanks and armored personnel carriers all sorts of equipment fuel just the kind of resupply that western defense officials said today would be needed for Russia to continue with a more successful assault on the Ukrainian capital ABC News contributor Steve ganyard a former State Department official We now have the Russians negotiating where they will hold peace talks That is a big deal UN Security Council voting to convene a gathering of the much larger body the General Assembly on the Ukraine situation In a statement this afternoon New York City mayor Eric Adams says a final announcement on masks in schools will be made this upcoming Friday and if numbers look good mandates will be lifted and other mandates could be lifted as well You're listening to ABC News Have you ever thought you'd like to buy and sell houses but didn't know how or where to get the money My name is Ron legrand and over the past 40 years I've bought over 3000 houses without using my money or credit and taught.
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"6 o'clock From ABC News I'm chuck sabre some morning of a big increase in the number of children in hospitals with COVID particularly those who are not vaccinated The New York State health department ABC's Aaron Kutcher just this month there has been a fourfold increase in hospital admissions for children 18 and younger of the 5 to 11 year olds who are hospitalized with COVID-19 none was fully vaccinated Health officials here said the numbers underscore the critical importance of protecting kids from the virus by getting them the vaccine as of earlier this month just 17% of 5 to 11 year olds had received at least one dose In a new UK study researchers estimating that with the omicron variant there's a 50 to 70% lower risk of having to go to the hospital compared to the delta variant expanding COVID testing New York governor Kathy hochul now offering tests at subway stations all the visitors Please be vaccinated or boosted and boosted and keep your mask on We're not mandating it but we really really really encourage you to do that Think of the most vulnerable person that you love deeply Hundreds of airline cancellations today airline citing weather and positive COVID tests of some staffers ABC's Ellen Lopez We are already seeing a flurry of cancellations for tomorrow and although Christmas Day is the lightest travel day of the season the issue might be getting that flight back delta says they do expect cancellations to continue into the weekend Rivers of mud closing roads and forcing evacuations from an atmospheric river fueling powerful storms dumping torrential rain in California ABCs will carve about interstate 80 and so to springs overnight drivers trying to make it over mountain passes stranded for hours in heavy snow Let's go through your mind right now Well that's the biggest fear is how long we're gonna be here because two kids in the back We have three quarters of a tank Avalanche warnings for the high Sierra now extending into the Rocky Mountains of Utah and Colorado Christmas Day forecast to be warm in the south 60s in Washington.