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Northwest Newsradio
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"For the people that live around here in the RVs that are all beat up and taking up parking spots. They low income housing institute Lehigh says the lot will open with the focus on moving the RVs already in the area to the safe lot first, which will have a security fence on site staffing as well as residents who are going to have to follow a code of conduct to live there. Come a fours Michelle Esteban, and people living in a Seattle senior center say they have no help in dealing with an illegal homeless encampment set up next door. The seniors living at arrowhead gardens and highland parks say they've had camps near them in the past, but nothing close to this. It's unsafe. It's unsanitary and it's wrong. There's gunshots we hear almost every single night. People at the senior center say the RV started showing up at the state DOT after the state DOT cleared a massive encampment under the first avenue bridge, state DOT says it depends on the King County regional homelessness authority to offer outreach and housing before talks of clearing and cleaning up the encampment can begin. Time to head over to the Beacon plumbing sports desk. As all our sports headlines. The Mariners have won 6 of 7 games. They'll try to keep it rolling tonight. They've got the Yankees here in town 6 41st pitch in game one of this series good pitching matchup Bryce Miller against Domingo Herman Herman returning from that ten game suspension. So we'll see how things play out tonight. There's an NBA Eastern Conference Finals game tonight game 7. It's a must have game for these two teams. The heat and the Celtics, the winner is moving out of the NBA Finals. That'll be Thursday against the Denver Nuggets. There's hockey with the stars and the golden knights so far it's been all Vegas. They lead three nothing going into the second period. The Vegas holds that lead, they're in the Stanley Cup finals back to the NBA, looks like Philadelphia will hire Nick nurse as their next head coach and antennas Carlos alcaraz and Novak Djokovic advance at the French Open. Sports at ten and 40 passed the hour, Dan guito ski northwest news radio. Thank you, Dan, a reminder about Memorial Day, ultimately it's a chance to honor those who gave everything for our country. Here's ABC's Andrew denberg. Across the country, Americans, young and old, paying their respects this Memorial Day. Some of them gave the ultimate sacrifice for us. And we must remember them on what we must show them honor
WLS-AM 890
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"In Chicago police officer, Andres Vasquez lasso of being laid to rest today his funeral currently going on at saint Rita The 32 year old officer was killed in the line of duty last Wednesday. Chicago police department chaplain, father Dan Brant, delivering the eulogy, talking about how this type of event is all too common. We prepared for today, many, many hours were spent in preparing for today because we want everything to go just right, but you know, I kind of secretly hoped that things wouldn't go perfectly because we don't want to be good at this. We should not have to be good at doing what we do today. But we are. And it says me that we are because we do this way too often. Father Brandt also taking time to read letters from civilians and other first responders, superintendent David Brown in attendance, he just finished up speaking. The Chicago teacher's union contract is up next year and one mayoral candidate is confident in his ability to negotiate in good faith. That's Cook County commissioner Brandon Johnson. He's a former teacher and an organizer for the CTU. In Willie Wilson's endorsement of Paul valis, the businessman questioned how Johnson can protect taxpayers interests in negotiations. Johnson joined the John hall show yesterday sharing why his connection to CTU won't be an issue. Because once I'm near the city of Chicago, I would no longer be a member of the Chicago teachers union. I won't be paying dues anymore. And just as I've done as a Cook County commissioner, where I was supported by labor and labor went on strike and as a fiduciary, the responsibility of protecting not just workers, but protecting the taxpayers. Johnson also telling John Howell that his preferred police superintendent would be an internal hire and that he would do away with the shot spotter contract. Electronic cigarettes would be banned from indoor use here in Illinois under a bill that cleared a Senate committee Wednesday. The legislation updates the smoke free Illinois act to prohibit vaping inside and within 15 feet of an entrance. Doctor tabitha wells board share of the Illinois academy of family physicians testified in favor of the proposal, saying E cigs can be just as dangerous as regular smoking. A lot of people think that the vaping vapors, the second hand is just harmless water vapor. It's not. It does contain formaldehyde and other toxins, just like cigarette smoke does. So it does cause harm. We just don't have 50 plus years worth of data yet, like we do for cigarettes. The measure moves to the Senate floor for further consideration. And a new battle over COVID vaccine requirements, Florida's governor Ron DeSantis is calling on President Biden to grant tennis star Novak Djokovic, vaccine exemption to let him enter the U.S. for this month's Miami open, even joking at a news conference in Tampa yesterday that he'd, quote, run a boat from The Bahamas for jokovic to compete. Desantis, a potential 2024 presidential candidate, acknowledges the boat lift idea may not work. But I think his people are looking at it and I'm not sure that's the way they want to come into the country, which I understand. And the CDC website confirms the vaccine requirement applies to travelers by sea, as well as by air. The world's number one tennis player missed last year's Australian open due to his vaccination status, he has said he'd rather skip major tournaments than get vaccinated. That's ABC's Andrew denberg. WLS news time 1205. Out on
News 96.5 WDBO
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"Oh 73 FM and am 5 80 our top story Vince's down trees down roofs of It's coming. It's built up. Banks no longer hurricane now, but Nicholas losing steam just hours after slamming into southeast Texas with heavy winds and rains. It's a tropical storm. Now Scott with sustained winds at 60, MPH. And of course, the concern in Texas now is flooding. Nearly half a million homes are already without power. We have been experiencing on and off periods of strong winds and rain here in Houston, as those bands have come through. And right now we're experiencing one of those bands and those sheets of rain come down officials overnight. We're concerned about the potential for dangerous flash flooding. In fact, the mayor yesterday urged residents to get off of the roads by sundown and to stay in their homes throughout the night into this morning after Texas, Louisiana is up next reporter Andrew Denberg continues our team covering the East, a state of emergency in Louisiana forecasters warning of significant flooding along the coast. Where hurricane itis slammed ashore just over two weeks ago. The National Guard already in position, New Orleans is now under a flash flood Watch through Thursday. It's recall day in California, Gavin you have a governor. To make sure Donald Trump's dark, destructive divisive politics never finds a place in California story. Next on Orlando's morning news. This is W T V O Orlando turns first for breaking news, weather and traffic. I'm Channel Nine. Eyewitness news better I'll just Brian Shields hitting about 90 today. Coming up are tracking a better chance of storms rolling in this afternoon. I four eastbound. You've gotta crash that has now just been moved to the right shoulder on the ST Johns River Bridge. Backup begins right after First Street. Air One is.
News 96.5 WDBO
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"I'm re computer service. In Prince Andrew is likely to be the main topic of the virtual hearing today in New York, Virginia Joffrey's as observing a sex abuse lawsuit against the Prince. Joffrey claims she was sex traffic to Andrew at the age of 17 by his former friend, Jeffrey Epstein. I'll have 21 days to respond to that civil suit. United Nations is hosting a high level donors conference right now to drum up emergency funds for Afghanistan after the Taliban takeover. There are concerns that instability upended humanitarian efforts combined with the drought and that could endanger the lives and plunged the country towards famine. The Taliban takeover of Afghanistan continues in the wake of our withdrawal reporter Andrew Denberg over the weekend, the Taliban raising their flag over the presidential palace in Kabul, then announcing new rules for women who were banned from schools under Taliban rule in the nineties. Now the Taliban says female students will be allowed to study but classrooms will be segregated by gender. North Korea claims they have succeeded in test firing long range cruise missiles over the weekend. Experts say that flat, low level flight path does not pose a threat to the United States is a tactical weapon for now, But ballistic missiles will be provocative. If successful in the future. North Korea still have a long way to go to make a small enough nuclear warhead that would fit a ballistic missile reaching the United States. Judy Chu, ABC News Source. South Korea Monday morning at 7 50. Now Wdbo scouting is with the Orlando's Morning news. It's time for the five day it's brought to you by protect air conditioning and plumbing services. There's a meteorologist Rusty McRaney. Even though we're getting deeper into September, we still have our persistent summer pattern. Continuing an onshore breeze will bring a showers and storms this afternoon. The best chance will be in interior locations along in west of I four overall 40% Chance Still hot and steamy today High up to 91 For tonight partly cloudy skies Morning load tomorrow down to just 76. We'll see a little bit better 50% chance for showers and storms on your Tuesday with high right around 90 degrees. Stay with that 50% chance on Wednesday as well with a high near 90 call another 50% chance on Thursday, with the onshore flow continuing at a high of 91 right now, I'm going to call for 40% chance for storms on Friday, but rain chances could be going up. As a tropical wave moves well, just east.
News 96.5 WDBO
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"D. Bl. President Biden arrives in Sacramento today. The campaign with embattled Governor Gavin Newsom on the eve of California's recall election, Democratic analysts say that gives Newsome a chance to nationalize the election. Republican analysts say the sign Newsom is afraid he will lose. The leading Republican who would replace Newsom is conservative Larry Elder. Thousands of Afghan refugees continue to arrive in the US Cassie Stewart is with a group called Refugee Services of Texas. It's one of the many that are taking a huge influx of Afghan families and helping them resettled to try to get ages of the kids and set up beds and maybe even have some toys or activities. They're not going to feel at home, but at least they can have some basic necessities. You know when they arrive, the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan continues in the wake of the military withdrawal. Here's reporter Andrew Denberg over the weekend, the Taliban raising their flag over the presidential palace in Kabul, then announcing new rules for women who were banned from schools under Taliban rule in the nineties. Now the Taliban says female students will be allowed to study but classrooms will be segregated by gender. North Korea's added again country claims they have succeeded in test firing long range cruise missiles over the weekend. Experts say that flat, low level flight path does not pose a threat to the United States is a tactical weapon for now, but ballistic missiles will be provocative, if successful in the future. North Korea still have a long way to go to make a small enough nuclear warhead that would fit a ballistic missile reaching the United States to ABC News Source. South Korea or, after all, the angst pop star Britney Spears announced her engagement to her longtime boyfriend, Sam Ash, Gari, the 39 year old flashing the four carat diamond ring as she broke the news on Instagram. The word lioness engraved on the rings ban. The engagement coming after Spears high profile legal fight took an unexpected turn. Last week. Spears, his father requesting a Los Angeles court and her 13 year conservatorship, which controls both our finances and her personal life and history. Being made in the NFL. I want to try with this name is that Maya Shaka while she is the first black woman to officiate an NFL game that happened over the weekend, Scott All right, Ray and Marsha. Thank you. It's 5 35 now and Wdbo. We appreciate you being here today. Orlando's morning news. I'm.
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"Place. Find your next great hired and visit indeed dot com slash credit. Kevin Brennan WBZ traffic on the threes. 74 degrees in Boston right now, Plenty of sunshine Today. An afternoon shower, though, is possible later high in the low eighties and mid seventies at the beaches today tonight, Clear and comfy dropping to about 64 tomorrow Beautiful bright sunshine High near 80 looking at Wednesday. Mix of clouds and sunshine High 82. Some showers are likely looks like tomorrow night and then mostly cloudy on Thursday with some rain on the way high 78 Live local hand. Fiercely independent, This is WBZ NewsRadio. Happy Labor Day to you. Good Monday morning. I'm Tina Gal. Here are the five things you need to know. A 10 15 an early morning fire this morning on Perthshire Road in Brighton. One person is dead. Eight other residents forced out. One resident and two firefighters were injured. Boston's preliminary mayoral election is just eight days away. Boston's acting mayor Kim Jamie, leading the fundraising race with currently over $1.5 million raised since January, Covid 19 continuing to wreak havoc with the Red Sox roster, 11 players on the Covid 19 injure list and two more Nick Bavetta and Danny Santana added yesterday. Rally man is being called a hero after rescuing a neighbor from her burning home Sunday, 20 years after a fire inside his own home, claimed the lives of his wife and two young kids back now to our top story this Monday morning Labor Day 2021 health officials warning holiday travel and crowded football games and concerts over this holiday weekend. Could likely lead to a surge of covid 19 cases. ABC Andrew Denberg has more from New York Delta variant is driving the national average caseload back up to nearly 150,000 infections a day 13 times what it was in June hospitals struggling.
TalkRadio 630 KHOW
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"Get a firsthand look at Ida's aftermath and his A. B C's Andrew Denberg reports stories about how bad it was are still surfacing. In New Jersey officials are searching for two family members swept away toward a river last Thursday and in New York were seeing the impossible conditions Rescuers faced in the midst of the emergency. Two NYPD officers swimming and shoulder deep water, Children's toys and face masks inundated apartment, But by the time city officials eventually got into the apartment, the family of three had already drowned. Tens of thousands of people who fled South Lake Tahoe ahead of the counter fire are being allowed back as crews managed to stall the advance of the blaze. The Southern Hemisphere's winter has just ended. New Zealand recording its warmest winter on record. This is ABC News. A deadly attack at a home in Polk County, Florida has left four dead. The accused shooter 33 year old Brian Riley, was arrested after a gunfight with police. Most of New Zealand is getting ready to come out of its latest covid lockdown. The country has been battling an outbreak of the Delta variant since last month, but his prime minister Jacinda Ardern says we are making progress, but we still have some real challenges ahead. That's why we need everyone's help with those two critical things. Testing and following the rules of alert levels for most of New Zealand will move out of lockdown on Tuesday, when exception is the largest city of Oakland, which will see restrictions remain for at least an additional week. All recent cases have been detected there. Tom Rivers, ABC News at the Foreign Desk, and another country is eyeing a four day work week. A recent poll in Scotland found 80% of the country's population backs the idea the government is run. An experiment on a shorter workweek. Elizabeth Halsey, ABC News Pro football season's here and Pro roofers.
WTMJ 620
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"B C's Andrew Denberg authorities in Polk County, Florida, say one time Marine sniper Brian Reilly appears to be suffering mental health issues. Riley, hospitalized and in custody, is accused of fatally shooting four people, including a mom and three year old child. Sheriff Grady Judd. This man kill four people this morning, tried to kill our deputies and then gave up. Riley shot it out with authorities before surrendering. Sheriff Judd says he was well prepared, had everything down to blood stop kits. First aid kits, and he was ready for battle. Millions of Americans are set to lose their jobless benefits. Today, three pandemic related programs are set to expire by some estimates. Over seven million people now stand to lose nearly all of their unemployment benefits. Another three million will see their benefits reduced. Now many Republican controlled states already started rolling back These programs months ago, President Biden encouraged states. To continue them. But most states say they just don't have the budget for that. ABC is Mary Alice parts of the White House. The New York Times reports. Facebook is apologizing after video of black men in altercations with white civilians and police officers ends an automatic message pops up saying Keep seeing videos about primates. Facebook turned off the AI that show the message You're listening to wtmj w 277 c V and w KT HD to Milwaukee from the NX Wealth management studio is NewsRadio wtmj. We've been doing this for quite some time. So we know the value of solid wood furniture. But we found that using solid hardwood laminate actually make for sturdier, more versatile furniture frames. Frames on the Ken Michael's furniture line are cross screen so weak spots like would not are eliminated. And unlike natural wood frames are stone expand into tracked, so they're more durable,.
WTMJ 620
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"Employed and a third that provided an extra $300 a week in federal funding on top of state benefits. A B C's Andrew Denberg with the September 20th date, the administration said for beginning covid vaccine booster shots two weeks off word that a booster for just one of the three approved vaccines will be available. The Biden administration on Sunday insisted that it's not getting ahead of the science as President Biden has set a target date of September 20th. To begin rolling out booster shots despite federal regulators having yet to sign off on them, White House chief medical advisor Dr Anthony Fauci on CBS. Wearing full body armor. The former Marine sniper is accused of gunning down four people, including a mother and the three month old child. She was cradling before shooting it out with police eventually surrendering Sheriff Grady Judd. There was not enough. Adjectives are descriptive to point out how angry I am with him or how sad I am for the family and 11 year old girl who was shot seven times survived. Rescue workers in Bolivia recovered the body of American Daniel Grand Bourg from the top of Mount L. Amani, one of Bolivia's highest peaks more than 20,000 ft. The lead. Rescuers says grand birds lungs just gave out in the thin atmosphere at that altitude, Grand Bourg had been in country about two months..
KFI AM 640
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"Comments about Cuba, although he hasn't actually laid out a formal plan for what to do about Cuba. President Biden did say yesterday that he stood with the protesters who were demanding freedom and called them remarkable. And then he just briefly touched on Haiti will tell you what he had to say about that country and what's going on there as well. So all of the president's remarks coming up with Karen in just a few minutes. Let's start with some of these stories coming out of the K F I 24 hour newsroom. So you've got record heat combined with extreme drought and boom. There, you get the wildfires all across 10, Western states. A B. C S. Andrew Denberg says thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes because of these fires in southern Oregon. The bootleg fire has been threatening a major power grid that connects Oregon and California. That fire has been doubling in size. Every day. For the last three days. I have not yet seen that we will have another flex alert for today, even though we had one yesterday because of the power disruption that we were getting from Oregon. If that changes, though, I'll let you know. Southern California has saved up enough water to make up for a lack of rainy days. Think of it as a water portfolio. Just like a financial portfolio. Metropolitan water District water Resource manager Bread Coffee says the region pulls water from Sierra runoff in the north to Iraqi runoff from the Colorado. We also have lots of storage, so that in these dry years we can draw from that storage and L. A DWP assistant director of water resources to long Quan says. People are better at conservation. You're looking at about 17% reduction from where we were back into 2013 2014 So far, 50 of the state's 58 counties are included in the emergency drought Proclamation. Chris and Carl. Okay, if I knew Sewage from the water treatment plant has been flushed down the wrong pipes imply a del Rey. It ended up spewing into the ocean and forced the closure of swim areas at Dockweiler, Elsa Gondo and Grand Deputy Storm Drain the L. A County Health Department says it installed signs yesterday around the affected beaches. And says the Hyperion water reclamation plant discharged approximately 17 million gallons of unfiltered sewage through pipes that extend 1 to 5 miles into the ocean. Officials say the affected beaches will stay closed until water samples are confirmed negative for elevated bacteria. The testing results are expected to be available by tomorrow. Steve Gregory King of My News, Yellow County health officer, says his office is investigating 55 outbreaks of the Covid 19 virus in the workplace, 11 of which are not related to health care for First responders, health officials say they're a little concerned about the constant rise in cases, especially among young people. 80% of all new cases are those under 50. Most of the cases in L. A county are the highly contagious Delta variant, the state's public health department has changed its covid 19 rules for public schools. All teachers and students will have to wear masks indoors, but They won't have to Social distance. I just want to know. When this change came. What was it exactly that made The, uh, the state's public health department. Go. Okay. You know what the CDC guidance where kids don't have to wear masks, and teachers don't have to wear masks when they're indoors. We're not going to change that part quite yet, but they won't have to Social distance. Now, the department says, social distancing in class would have been hard for some schools, so the modified rules will mean as many students as possible can attend full time in person instruction. I still want to know what made the change. And federal officials say a nerve disorder could be a rare complication from getting the Johnson and Johnson Covid 19 vaccine officials saying the single shot may increase the risk of the rare disease. Guillain Barre syndrome, where your body's immune system attacks the nerves. The CDC reporting about 100 cases under investigation out of nearly 13 million doses. ABC is Kaylee Hartung says Most of the reactions were detected Men 50 and older about two weeks after the vaccination. The FDA has issued a warning, saying there is a connection between the vaccine and the disorder. But there's not enough information to show that the vaccine directly causes the disorder. When we come back, we'll talk with ABC is Karen Travers about President Biden's, uh Plan or lack thereof with Cuba. But at least he is saying that he supports the protesters who are demanding freedom. But what does that mean? Where do we go from here? We'll talk about Cuba and Haiti coming up in just a second red. Now let's take a look at your Dr Hynek. What's up on the 10 in Upland? Hey, JJ l It is a big mess for your drive started around 2 15 this morning, westbound.
KOMO
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"It seems like this people lining up for fuel because the opportunity to get gas is spontaneous. Agents from the FBI and U. S Homeland Security have arrived in Haiti to help with the investigation. But U S troops despite a request from Haiti's interim leader are not expected to be sent. Andrew Denberg ABC News No news. Time is now for 47 Hospital workers around the country are struggling as the delta variant of Covid 19 continues to take a heavy toll in spots. ABC psyche Chachi has the latest. This is nothing that I had imagined out of Frisco for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic. Springfield, Missouri's Mercy Hospital. Opening the sixth Covid Ward, a stark example of the Delta variants increasing threat 25 states now facing a steady increase in new cases, 17 states, seeing a jump in hospital admissions, and in six of those states, the number of people dying every day is going up with 99.5% of them unvaccinated, according to the CDC director. Dr Anthony Fauci, pointing to a solution. The bad news is that we have a very nasty variant and the good news. Is that we have a vaccine that works against it. But the daily vaccination rate is dropping down 85% since April, all across the country Efforts to battle vaccine hesitancy Continue Republicans Democrats, We all suffer the same consequence of the Delta variant gets us and we're not vaccinated. And this morning new word from Pfizer, the drug company meeting with the FDA today to discuss its request for federal authorization for a third dose of its covid 19 vaccine. It is entirely conceivable, maybe likely that at some time We will need a boost. The CDC in FDA says A booster shot isn't needed at the moment. But fighter claims their booster shot would add optimal protection within 12. Months after a second dose I Kajaki ABC NEWS Washington Global news. Time is now. 4 48. Gas prices continue to climb across the greater Seattle area. New numbers from gasbuddy dot com show on nearly 4.5 cent increase over the last week with the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded now sitting at 3 92. Prices in Seattle ranged from 3 29 at the low end of 4 59 on the high side nationwide. The average price for a gallon now sits at 3 13. Yesterday, a handful of organizations came together to restore three decades old community mural and playground in Seattle's China International District. The neighborhood was hit by graffiti in 2018 and someone ruined, Um euro behind Chang Law School near Canton Alley. The Chang Hwa Benevolent Association, the organization one world now and ups are teaming up to give the mural new life. This sends a message.
NewsRadio WIOD
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"Once stood. We have now recovered over £14 million of concrete and debris. Miami Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava says the recovery does continue until the remaining 31 people that are still unaccounted for. Are found. Thousands of Cubans are taking to the streets protesting the nation's communist government. Some of the biggest demonstrations in decades happening in cities across Cuba over the weekend, including Havana, Senator Marco Rubio says Cubans have been suffering from economic collapse, restrictions on civil liberties and the government's response to the covid 19 pandemic. These people are frustrated. They want to live in a normal country. They don't want to have their kids getting on rafts and having to leave the country in order to lead normal lives. Rubio warns, though, that the Cuban government may respond with bloodshed by blocking the Internet to prevent videos of that violence to be shared online. We'll all tough news radio 6 10 w i. O D at 702. Agents from the FBI and U. S Homeland Security have arrived in Haiti to help investigate last week's assassination of President Juvenal Voice. Haitian officials have arrested 63 year old doctor Christian Emanuel Sandhu on accusing him of playing a central role in the assassination. He lived here in South Florida. ABC is Andrew Denberg has more Having a connection problem there. But Hades, former first lady, who was critically injured in last week's attack, is reportedly recovering well after surgery this weekend at Ryder Trauma Center. She continues to have Police watch round the clock as this investigation does continue. It's coming up now on seven Oh, four. We turn our attention now to the coronavirus pandemic, which we are still living under this morning Flies are expected to talk about its covid vaccine booster today with federal health officials. Dr. Anthony Fauci says that they're not needed right now, but told CNN, maybe in the future. President Biden's top medical advisor also appeared on ABC yesterday, say many people might be waiting to get a shot. Until the vaccines switch from emergency used to fully approved. He predicts that that will happen, saying it's only a technical issue. A special meetings happening tonight in Key West s commissioners look into legal options after the governor signs a bill essentially overturning three referendums concerning cruises. Saying it takes power away from local government and the will of the people, Vice Mayor Sam Kaufman says it's not fair. The governor signed Senate Bill 11 94, overturning all the rules they want to implement. The state has preempted these issues and will not allow the locals to have control of the regulations for these things. The ordinances passing with 60% of the vote last November ban cruise ships with a capacity of more than 1300 passengers from disembarking at the key West port. Limit the total number of passengers disembarking to 1500 per day and give priority to companies with the best environmental records. Wendy Gershman, NewsRadio 6 10, W i, o D at 704 and a 90 year old Belgian woman is dead after becoming infected with two different strains of covid 19 at the same time. Scientists say the woman was hospitalized near Brussels when tests determined she contracted variants found in South Africa and the United Kingdom. The woman died five days after the diagnosis. Experts say she may have contracted the strains from two different People city of Miami's Emergency Rental Assistance program is reopening for applications this morning residents who have been financially impacted by the covid 19 pandemic. Can apply for up to 12 months of assistance for rent and utilities from the city of Miami. 705 Space X will soon be building a rocket engine factory near Waco, Texas, CEO Elon Musk announced the plan the facility to be built. McGregor will make Rafter two engines. The company already has a research and development facility in McGregor, where new engines and thrusters are developed, and final engines and components are tested. Musk says the new plant will build between 800 1000 engines per year and will be one of the most advanced rocket engine factories in the world. It is now nearly 76. And just halfway through the year, Florida's breaking its record for the annual number of manatee deaths. 841 manatees have died through the first six months of this year. And cleaning up does pay off. At least it did for one Jacksonville man. Kenneth Morgan was doing the chores around house and this happened over the Fourth of July weekend when he found a Powerball ticket stuck in a drawer. Luckily, he checked the numbers before tossing into the trash turns out that that quick pick he bought at a Publix liquor store was worth a million bucks, the 54 year old says. He is still in shock. More news at 7 37 06. I'm Natalie Rodriguez back to you, Jimi. All right. Thanks for much. Come up in Just a couple of minutes. The numbers of covid, Uh, cases of rising in the state of Florida. We're holding our own here in Miami Dade County in Broward County's but their across the state they are rising and we'll tell you all about that number vaccinations going down. Straight ahead at 7 12 Caravaggio's extend Wi O D because two heads Welcome in Clay, Travis and Buck Sexton are louder than one. Absolutely Clay Travis and Buck Sexton show today at noon on news radio. 6 10 double new I o d, Warm and human today partly sunny, scattered showers and storms this morning more later on this afternoon and into this evening high 88 77 Tonight Scattered mainly afternoon.
NewsRadio WIOD
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"Least 10. People from the campsite were taken to the hospital, according to the Navy. There appears to be damage to buildings on the base, but a spokesperson confirms there's no damage to the submarines stored at the base. And that is a B C's Andrew Denberg reporting a recent ruling can be considered a victory for Florida and the cruise industry, a federal judge refusing a CDC request to allow it to impose its conditional sale order that order mandated Cruz mines follow certain regulations to prevent the spread of covid. But Governor de Santa sued in April to allow cruise lines to operate anyway. The state was successful in that earlier lawsuit, and based on this latest ruling, the conditional sale order will be recommendations not requirements. Starting July 18th. Well at 604. Health experts are now watching another new covid variant closely as it spreads. The Lambda Variant was first spotted in Peru last August and is now in 29 countries. The fear is that vaccines will not be able to fight its mutations. It also appears to be more contagious is like the Delta variant, which has become the dominant strain nationwide. That one makes up more than half of all new cases. Symptoms include headache, runny nose and sore throat at 605. Haiti is without a president this morning Juvenile Moyes assassinated yesterday, at least four of the presumed gunmen killed in gunfire with police and despite earlier reports of her passing, the first lady was flown to Ryder trauma and is in fact being treated for gunshot wounds. The ambassador to Haiti now calling for an internal and international investigation. Unfortunately, we have a dead president. Uh, it was killed. Uh, now we need to to make sure that, uh, is there going to see carries on and then and to see how we can We consider the country together. The U. N Security Council will be meeting today and local Haitian officials are holding a press conference this afternoon. Meanwhile, President Biden will deliver what the White House calls a major policy speech on Afghanistan this afternoon as well. NBC's Richard Engel reports from Bagram Air Base abandoned by Americans, the only sign of the Afghan army now in charge of Bagram air Base. Is that the entrance inside there are miles of unguarded roads and barracks. Press Secretary Jen Psaki said. Biden will meet this morning with his national security team to get an update on the drawdown of U. S troops. Speak to the nation earlier this afternoon about that and an ongoing security humanitarian assistance for the Afghan people in the country's military and security forces at 605 new top speller will be crowned tonight. The final 11 scripts. National Spelling Bee contestants are going head to head to win $50,000. The event was cancelled last year due to the pandemic and returned last month. First lady Dr Jill Biden will be there to meet with the spellers and congratulate them on their academic achievement. In Orlando. The finals will air on ESPN two starting at eight o'clock tonight. And unbelievably cell. Lightning have done it again, striking twice second consecutive NHL championship for Tampa.
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"Government bitch. Was communicating to the crowd in the context of what the crowd understood. So is that it? Yes, it's what I say. Is that is that what you told him, sir? I I said that in the totality of a conversation with one party understood which they misunderstood. And so that was the limitations that were put upon me, okay? James also took the stand in his own defense. Had no reason to lie. In this case, there was So much done. This investigation from top to bottom. There was no reason to life it is. Jane's attorney, Thomas Clay, says they will appeal the decision to the circuit Court. ABC News has learned. A grand jury in New York has voted to indict the Trump Organization's chief financial officer, Alan Weiss, Oberg. The charges are expected to be unsealed today when Y Solberg and Organization representatives are doing court why Solberg has already surrendered to federal officials. They are expected to face tax fraud charges. ABC is Andrew Denberg, keeping an eye on it. On Wednesday, Trump ignored questions about the criminal charges while in Texas, where he held a campaign style event along the border. The former president himself is not expected to be a part of these charges, and he's denied all wrongdoing, recently, dismissing the investigation as politically motivated. And we're going to end with dinosaurs. Apparently, they were headed towards extinction long before an asteroid killed them. Anyway. Some scientists are releasing a new studies showing that the dinosaurs were fighting for survival when the galactic rock struck what is now Mexico? Said the dinosaurs were long in decline as many as 10 million years before the asteroid strike. However, there is some controversy with the new studies. Some contradictory research shows. The dinosaurs were thriving at the time that the asteroid crushed them. And scientists are finding fault with the new research is patchy fossil record. And why are you doing this story? We have arguments over this. That's your ridiculous scientists arguing. This story apparently upset Toni Kroos. We'll talk about it again later. Your next news update is at 7 30. I'm Will Clark NewsRadio 8 40. That was the same thing..
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"Over an immigration reform bill. Addressing people who arrived illegally in the country as Children and Republican Texas Senator John Cornyn says he wants a citizenship pathway for the so called dreamers. But he thinks the 2021 Dream and Promise Act goes too far. The American Dream and Promise Act would not just applied to those who come to our country as Children. This would extend a pathway to citizenship to adults. He fears the bill would provide incentives to encourage more central Americans to come to pay smugglers for that deadly trip to the border. He says Republicans are seeking a more targeted bill, which would apply to nearly 640,000 migrants who are currently covered under the DACA program. While work is being done on this particular piece of legislation, efforts are underway in Texas to build former President Trump's signature political promise you guessed it the Wall, the governor of Texas, announcing his plan to restart construction of a wall along the southern border, setting aside $250 million as a down payment. And launching a website to collect private donations to fund the project. The border was far more under control under the Trump administration. Just last month, officials reported 180,000 encounters with migrants on the Southwest border, a 700% increase from the same month last year and the highest number in two decades. ABC's Andrew Denberg reporting coming up next, a poisonous caterpillar wreaking havoc in one New England state, you'll find out in a minute for 100 years, WBZ NewsRadio has brought you the biggest political stories from our hometown hero. President elect Kennedy has a good chance of getting some last minute advice this morning when he drew the last presidential election..
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"Biden beats this morning with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Correspondent Stephen Portnoy is there. The president's agenda for this summit is long. Aides say he intends to raise a range of issues related to Russia's bad actions under Putin. Well, he's a master of malign activities. But Rose Gottemoeller, a lecturer at Stanford University and a former top NATO official says there's also an opportunity here for the two men to see eye to eye. We have mutual positive impressed that we need to work on, such as making sure that Afghanistan does not collapse and making sure that uh, nuclear weapons continue to be in a process of limitation and control. Stephen Portnoy, CBS NEWS GENEVA Motorcyclist was killed on South Third Street last night, the motorcycle colliding with an SUV. Police say the driver of the SUV was under the influence and he was arrested. With the White House planning a large July 4th event. New York celebrated its reopening last night with a series of fireworks displays throughout the state. The celebrations come even as health officials warn about a new variant of the coronavirus spreading in the U. S. The CDC now officially declaring the delta variant First seen in India of variant of concern It's more contagious, but the vaccines do appear to be effective against it. Still, doctors say it's important to monitor how the variant spreads among Children under 12, who are not yet eligible for the vaccine, Andrew Denberg reporting there are now 600,000 Americans who have died from the coronavirus Johns Hopkins University, revealing that milestone. As the US leads the world in deaths from the virus. Brazil, India and the United Kingdom are among the other countries where Covid desktop six figures I do polls, says one in four vaccinated Kentucky INS will stay away from unvaccinated friends and colleagues. Suzanne Duval has more in a survey conducted by my bio source dot com bio technical products distribution company 27% of Vaccinated Kentucky and say that Going forward. They will be avoiding contact with friends and colleagues who have chosen not to be vaccinated. This is compared to a national average of 48% across the country. This figure was highest in Maryland, with 65% of that state's residents, saying they will avoid mixing with non vaccinated people. Comparatively just 11% of respondents in more rural Idaho say they will be avoiding contact. Suzanne Duval NewsRadio 8 40. W H. A. Yes, A 25 $100 reward is being offered for information leading to those who vandalized a Brianna Taylor mural video from Landon Park on June 9th. Shows two people facing the mural with a mini bike, leaving tire tracks on the mural. It's on a basketball court that was officially dedicated less than a week before it was vandalized. A Louisville metro police officer accused of hitting a protester in the head with the riots, stick, has resigned. Officer Corry Evans was served pre termination papers by the department last week he's expected to plead guilty next month to violating the protesters. Civil rights. The Louisville Zoo is back to full capacity. Visitors can still buy tickets online, but they are also now able to get them at the gate. All indoor facilities, rides and playgrounds are open. The Splash Park will reopen on Friday. Some parents may find their empty masters all over again. Some lost their jobs and could no longer afford to pay rent. Others wanted to quarantine with family members. Either way over a quarter of younger millennials moved home during the Covid 19 pandemic, according to a Bankrate survey. And now, with the economy on the mend, many are packing up about from their parents and Start living on their own again analyst and a staple says many Jen's ears will also be leaving the next college kids told me their door rooms or, you know, surrendered apartment, and both groups are doing it with rent Prices on the rise. Daria Aldinger ABC News Board News in 30 minutes. I'm Paul Miles NewsRadio. 8 40. W h A s Good.
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"Madison Rogers. Here's what's happening. Graphic racist breath sent in an email to parents and students in the gardener school district. Police say it went out to around 5000 people at 1 A.m. today, setting an attack on the schools will happen tomorrow. Police are now investigating the source of the message was also contained extremely graphic images. It was sent via plus portals dot com. Gardner. Police are checking all the schools in the district and say schools. Our secure will be following this developing story, and we'll have any updates right here. A WBC news radio A new accusation against former President Trump in a New York Times report. That article claims the former president discussed removing acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen in order to execute a print a plan to pressure Georgia officials to flip that state's presidential results. ABC is Alex Boucher has more man who allegedly worked on the plan, according to the Times lawyer, Jeffrey Clarke. Report claims Trump mold over whether to fire the acting a G and replace him with Clark because Rosen refused Trump's requests to use the DOJ to overturn the election. According to the Times, Trump decided against firing Rosen on Lee after top justice officials threatened mass resignations. In the report, Clark says this account is inaccurate. Trump declined to comment. This comes his House speaker Nancy Pelosi is set to submit articles of impeachment against the former president on Monday, and opening arguments are set to begin on January. 9th Two more executive orders issued from the White House yesterday one that boost the minimum wage for federal workers to $15 an hour. The other increases Federal food eight along with aiming to streamline stimulus checks for some Americans and President Biden once more stimulus checks soon more from a B C's Andrew Denberg didn't is calling for another sweeping economic stimulus package in the range of $2 trillion. It would include another round of direct stimulus payments to most Americans. This time to the tune of $1400.600 dollars, which is already past is simply not enough. He's also calling for extended unemployment benefits, more money for small businesses and $160 billion for vaccine distribution and testing. Massachusetts National Guard is set to come home today from Washington, D. C following the inauguration. Melrose Mayor Paul Broder tweeting out yesterday that the one 82nd infantry Regiment will be coming home this afternoon. Arriving at around 4 30. New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu ordered the immediate return of that state's National Guard troops yesterday morning following a report that service members were told to rest in a D. C parking garage. It was a move that outraged many law. Lawmakers across the country. The MDT, a cutting down commuter rail service to some areas starting this weekend, a statement from the M B T. A says Starting today, weekend train service on most lines will be cut back service will only be offered on the Providence, Newburyport, Rockport, Framingham, Wooster, Fairmont and Middleborough lines. It's unclear how long the cuts will stay in place..