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"Vows there's a lot more coming. Stephen portnoy, CBS News, Washington. The FAA held a safety summit on Capitol Hill to address the recent string of close calls on airport runways, acting FAA administrator Billy Nolan. In light of these recent close calls and the attention being focused on even the most routine of go arounds, are we emphasizing efficiency over safety. The family of a Mississippi black man's calling on the Department of Justice to investigate his death, here's correspondent Allison keyes. 25 year old rasheem Carter vanished in October after telling his mother he was being chased by white men shouting racial slurs, a month later, his body was found near Taylor's ville Mississippi, and the county sheriff said there was no reason to suspect foul play. But civil rights attorney Ben crump says Carter was dismembered, and the family needs. The has levels of law enforcement. To administer justice. A film about him, won an Oscar on Sunday. And the Oscar goes to. On Sunday, it's won best documentary. Navalny. Navalny, the story of imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny. He wasn't there, but his wife Yulia was. I am dreaming the day when you will be free. On Twitter, Navalny is now reacting. He said that Russian radio reported the winners with one glaring exception, best documentary. He got the news from his lawyer, Navalny praised those who work every day to confront the monster of dictatorship. Stephen CBS News, Los Angeles. At zamp if you drive
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"For joining us. I'm Rick fan sites with Kim shepherd, Bill O'Neill at the editor's desk. The acting administrator of the FAA called before Congress to explain the current state of air travel, ABC's Alex stone is on the northwest news line, and how did Billy Nolan do in that hot seat today? Well, he's the acting administrator right now. He's not permanent. There were not a lot of big headlines said that he was able to offer the lawmakers, but they wanted him to come forward and they wanted to say, what is going on, that in the past week, passenger tried to stab a flight attendant a United flight attendant and open an exit door. That was on Sunday. There have been 6 near misses and we know about planes that have come too close to other planes on runways or near runways in New York in Austin and Burbank, California and other places in the last couple of weeks, and then this flight, the triple 7 united 777 taking off out of Honolulu a couple weeks ago that we still don't know why it took a major drop and doesn't appear it was mechanical or weather. And then climbed only a couple of hundred feet above the Pacific Ocean and then continued on at that point what went on there. So he was called forward to say, look, they're warning signs here. What is going on? Senator Ted Cruz saying. He's been said many times. Aviation safety regulations have been written in blood. And the lawmakers saying that their alarm bells going off still, though, with 45,000 airline departures every day in the U.S., this country is seen as a gold standard that hasn't had a fatal airline crash in around 13 years. So the point was made today that even though there have been little things that have made the news that generally speaking, it is still very, very safe in the U.S. and Billy Nolan, the acting ahead of the FAA talking about the unruly passengers. That is true that we will take every step every tool that we have at our disposal to ensure that that the action takes place against any perpetrator. It is just simply not allowed. Any promised technology upgrades if the FAA can get the money from Congress to make sure the aviation system is safe. You remember the outage a few weeks ago, the notam system that went down in all flights were grounded that and runway incursions and all that. He says, yeah, they got to work on that. The FAA understands and embraces the importance of continuously raising the bar on aviation safety. And there was debate about President Biden's nominee to run the FAA Republicans say Phil Washington, the nominee, not qualified for the job, that fight will continue on, but was part of a hearing today as well. And American Airlines announcing a deal that we'll see some of their pilots making $580,000 a year. They're getting a pay bump of a 170 grand from their current salaries, but I guess they're still having trouble keeping those cockpits filled. Yeah, this is supply and demand. Yeah, Alaska airlines made headlines a couple months ago with some of their pilot salaries and now today it's American Airlines a couple days after Delta pilots, they got a big pay raise as well, United's gotten them southwest. But at American, yeah, $590,000 a year, imagine going into your boss and saying, I want to pay raise of a $170,000. Not a lot of people would get that, but when you've got the power of the pilots right now, in that the airlines need pilots and they've been poaching them from smaller airlines from regional carriers, sky west that we see in the west a lot, losing pilots to the bigger airlines, Southwest was proposing, which has gotten a lot of pushback changing the number of hours of pilot needs to fewer hours to be able to get more people into the cockpit that's something that seems like a lot of people don't want. But if you're not going to change the rules a little bit, what do you do to get enough crew in that cockpit? It is expensive. It takes a long time to get somebody certified to be an airline pilot, united has gotten creative starting their own academy and in Arizona, a college for united airline pilots who first will go to the regionals and then the united other airlines are trying to get creative, but right now they just don't have enough employees. ABC's Alex stone on the northwest news line. Northwest news time three 50. And for an update on Wall Street now, your stock charts dot com money update with rob Smith Seattle business magazine. Walmart's 67 stores across Washington state will no longer provide plastic or paper bags starting in April. The stores instead will offer customers new reusable bags. The company says it has avoided the use of 1.2 billion plastic bags in the 6 other states where it has gone bagless. Specialty grocer sprouts farmers market will close its store in linwood at the end of April that it will keep its three other locations in the region. Company executives say the linwood store is 30% larger than most stores and is not profitable. The Dow lost 58 points to close at 32,798. NASDAQ gained 45 in the S&P 500 rows 5. This is rob Smith with northwest news radio. Get your money news here at 20 and 50 passed every hour latest on traffic and weather next. Doctors king and cop Stein from K two vision. 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"His campaign 2023 on WTO be a new tonight voters in Chicago have denied incumbent Lori Lightfoot the second term as mayor. Paul valles is a former school CEO backed by the police union, also Brandon Johnson, who was endorsed by the city teachers union, will meet in April for a runoff to be the next mayor of Chicago, lightfoot became the first black woman in the first openly gay person to lead the city when she won her first term in 2019. Opponents blame lightfoot for an increase in crime and criticized her as being a divisive, overly contentious leader. She's the first mayor of Chicago to lose a reelection bid since 1983. The FAA has now launched an investigation into yet another close call between two planes. This one at Boston Logan international airport last night. CBS News correspondent lilia Luciano reports a JetBlue pilot had to take evasive action while landing when another aircraft crossed an intersecting runway. This latest incursion comes after a string of close calls, like when a FedEx plane aborted landing in Austin after the tower gave it clearance. Southwest board FedEx is on the go. Coming within 100 feet from a Southwest plane that was taking off from the same runway. The near misses prompted FAA administrator Billy Nolan to say earlier this month that he was putting together a team of experts to review airline safety. The prosecution and defense of the South Carolina double murder trial of disgraced former attorney Alec Murdoch have rested, CBS News correspondent Nikki batiste reports tonight on what final witnesses had to say. The last witness a crime scene expert disputed the defense's theory that the shooter had to be a foot shorter than Murdoch, who is 6
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"That's the terrifying thought Jack Gibson had when he came face to face with the shooter Monday night. Before he knew it, Gibson says he was dodging bullets. I honestly do think he shot at me and missed. Gibson is not a student at MSU, but he's been working in the school's cafeteria since January, alongside Brian Fraser, the MSU sophomore who was killed by the gunman. Police in El Paso, Texas are investigating a mass shooting in a mall that has left one person dead and three others injured. El Paso police sergeant Robert Gomez says no motive yet no. We have one person in custody. We do believe they're possibly could be one outstanding. That's why the extensive search of the mall is being done. There are no survivors after a helicopter crash in Madison county, Alabama, near Huntsville, to Tennessee national guardsmen were on board the Black Hawk helicopter when it crashed along Alabama highway 53. CBS David Martin. Looking at a security camera video, which captured the last moments of that helicopter, it appears to have fallen just like a stone. No one on the ground was hurt. New details have emerged about what may have caused the toxic train crash in east palestin, Ohio, meantime there's growing concern among residents near the site after authorities conducted a burn of the chemicals being transported on board. CBS's roxana saberi. In its investigation, the NTSB is focusing on an overheated wheel bearing that it says was close to failing. It has removed parts for analysis, but investigators can't get back to the site until the cars are fully decontaminated. Ohio's governor said test results on 5 wells came back, indicating the town's water is safe to drink. The head of the FAA testifies before the Senate commerce committee after the January computer outage that grounded flights nationwide for almost two hours, more from CBS and Nicole Killian. Acting FAA administrator Billy Nolan told lawmakers the widespread outage to its pilot notification system was caused by outdated technology that's at least 30 years old and contractor error. Can a single screw up ground air traffic nationwide? Could I sit here today and tell you there will never be another issue on the note of system? Knows her I can not. Movie star Raquel Welch has died after a brief illness at the age of 82. Her films included 1 million years BC and bedazzled. I seem to be a thumbs this morning. Raquel Welch won a Golden Globe Award for the movie the three musketeers. And U.S. casinos topped 60 billion
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"For you tonight. A big development in the nation's debt crisis, the looming crisis. The U.S. could default on its debt as soon as July, if lawmakers on Capitol Hill are not able to reach an agreement on the debt ceiling. That is coming from a report released today by the nonpartisan congressional budget office. Republicans on Capitol Hill say they won't raise the debt limit without securing spending cuts. But President Biden says it's a non starter. I made it clear in the State of the Union. I will not negotiate whether or not we pay our debt. I will not allow this nation to default. Those comments coming in an electrical union shopping lanham earlier today in a series of tweets House speaker Kevin McCarthy says democratic spending is plunging the country deeper into debt. He is looking for commitments that there will be spending cuts. The FAA was certainly on the hot seat today before the Senate commerce committee, the acting head of the administration is defending safety of U.S. air travel after some close calls and technical failures that led to a big ground stop, a breakdown in the federal system that provides safety alerts to pilots grounded flights last month, acting FAA administrator Billy Nolan couldn't promise there won't be another breakdown. We will continue on this journey of modernization. I've asked and I've directed our team, so look at what is our ability to accelerate that timeline. Texas Republican senator Ted Cruz also showed video of a close call between two planes in Austin. How can this happen? How did air traffic control direct one plane onto the runway to take off at another plane to land and have them both within a hundred feet of each other? Nolan says the incident is still under investigation, but the system works as it's designed to avert what you say could have been a horrific outcome. Nolan says he will hold a safety summit next month. Ed Donahue, Washington
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"Gained 11. Cold weather does not stop the chiefs and their fans from holding a parade to celebrate their Super Bowl win. WTO at 6 o'clock. This is CBS News on the hour, your home for original reporting. I'm Monica rix in New York, emotions ran high today as a white supremacist got prison time for killing ten black people in Buffalo. Relatives of those killed in the buffalo grocery store shooting last May, including Barbara Massey, spoke of their pain, anguish and anger. And decide you don't like black people. You don't know damn thing about black people. 19 year old white supremacist Peyton Chen Ron told the court. I'm very sorry on the pain I forced the victims and their families to suffer through. Jen Ron was sentenced to life in prison without parole. He had pleaded guilty last November. Jim Crow CBS News. CBS News has learned employees working on a train were concerned about its weight and length before it derailed and burst into flames in Ohio. That train was 151 cars long and carrying 18,000 tons of toxic chemicals. That's more than what union officials say, they're used to running on that route. On Capitol Hill, the FAA is acting administrator Billy Nolan, clashed with Texas senator Ted Cruz today when explaining they're working on modernizing air traffic control. Why is it taken ten years and why is it still not done? That it does take a while. This system is just one of thousands of systems that comprise how we communicate. Nolan insists air travel is safe despite recent issues. The U.S. could default on its debt soon for the first time ever. CBS Steven portnoy. The congressional budget office now estimates the U.S. risks defaulting on its debt sometime between July and September and less Congress act sooner to raise or waive the nation's statutory borrowing cap. At a union hall in Maryland, President Biden noted Republicans repeatedly voted to raise the debt ceiling during the Trump administration. They wouldn't inflict pain on the American people then. Why would they do it now? Well, I tell you why it's just politics. Republicans argue the nation has accumulated too much debt, and they're demanding spending cuts. Actress and international sex symbol Raquel Welsh has died at 82. Introducing
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"The head of the federal aviation administration is defending safety of U.S. air travel after some close calls and some technology failures. A breakdown in the federal system that provides safety alerts to pilots grounded flights last month, acting FAA administrator Billy Nolan couldn't promise there won't be another breakdown. We will continue on this journey of modernization. I've asked and I've directed our team to look at what is our ability to accelerate that timeline. Texas Republican senator Ted Cruz also showed video of a close call between two planes in Austin. How can this happen? How did air traffic control direct one plane onto the runway to take off at another plane to land and have them both within
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"Your free in home estimate. It's four ten. Boy, this has been a tough time for flyers during the past 6 months. And we're not talking about the lingering effects of COVID. Last month, the FAA had a failure that disrupted thousands of flights, and there were also problems over the holidays. There have been some frightening near misses as well. Under questioning in the Senate today, acting FAA had Billy Nolan says they are taking steps to safeguard a database that failed last month, but he's not guaranteeing 100% success. Could I sit here today and tell you there will never be another issue on the note of system knows her I can not. What I can say is that we are making every effort to modernize and look at our procedures and BC news correspondent Tom Costello joins us live now. He covers aviation for the network. Good to have you back Tom. Thank you so much. Good to be here. I'm boy. Have they got a lot of fish to fry here because you've got the notum computer system that was the subject of this congressional hearing today. Nobody wants to repeat of the ground stop back in January that was the only the first time since 9 11, but then we've also now just learned of a yet another close call on a runway. So this is now the third close call on a runway. The NTSB says now it is opening an investigation into an incident at Honolulu on January 23rd when a united 777 crossed right in front of a cessna that was landing on the same runway. And of course, you know, as we've reported and talked, we've had close calls at JFK at Austin airport and a United flight that plunged to within 800 feet of the Pacific Ocean back in December, so all of that has led now to the FAA chief calling for a call to action, a safety call to action for all air players, if you will. Everybody involved nationwide. Well, what about specific steps that Nolan claims the FAA is making to try to alleviate this problem? Well, so as it relates to these close calls, he's ordered a review of any and all incidents. Is there any common thread here? And I asked him today. Are you concerned that complacency has seeped into the system? He said, no, and he makes the point that we've now gone. Everybody knock on what it wants. We've gone 14 years. Thank God without a fatal commercial accident in this country. That's remarkable. It's not by accident. It is because the system is very robust and they are committed to safety. But after so many of these close calls, he is ordering a review and then a safety summit next month in which all of the players will get together and drill down on all of this yet again. You know, Tom, years ago, there was a real question about how well trained some of the FAA air traffic controllers were or how alert they were on the job. Is there a sense that that's the problem? Or is an equipment issue? I don't think you can find one specific thing that is common with any of these incidents. I mean, in the case of JFK, that appears to have been an inattentive airline crew, American Airlines pilots. In the case of the close call at Austin airport, that may have been an air traffic controlled failure. In the case of Honolulu, we think right now with this plane that just crossed in front of a sesta, that may have been an inattentive crew or not paying attention to controller instructions. And we don't yet know what cost that united plane to plunge and come so close to the Pacific Ocean back in December. So there's no common thread across all of these, but except for the human element, right? And as we all know, you can build a lot of redundancy and backup systems to catch human error, but human error is always the biggest threat. Tom, thanks once again. We appreciate it. Tom Costello covers aviation for NBC News. Four 14. After thoracic surgery, patient recovery is key, med star Washington hospital center uses preoperative planning measures called eras, which stands for enhanced recovery after surgery, thoracic surgeon, Doctor John Lazar, says following eras can shorten patients recovery time and reduce complications. It's thinking about surgery before the surgery is even begun. Not using narcotics during surgery is a layer of eras that can help improve recovery. They're able to take a deep breath earlier, they're able to walk, they're able to do all of these things that they really need to do to get out of the hospital faster. Eras brings together many teams and services to help improve patient outcomes. And it's become a little bit more of a multidisciplinary approach in the sense that I'm talking
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"On the database failure that led to a nationwide ground stop. Head of the federal aviation administration, Billy Nolan appeared before Senate committee to discuss the agency's safety bulletin system failure last month that delayed almost 11,000 flights and canceled more than 1300. Nolan also acknowledged several near misses on aviation runways in recent weeks, the acting administrator reassured the panel new procedures will avoid a repeat of events, including the creation of a safety review board. The initial focus will be the whole of safety summit to examine what additional actions the aviation community needs to take to maintain our safety record. And when ABC News, Washington, senior officials tell ABC News, President Biden is weighing a speech in the coming days to address China's spy balloon and three other unidentified objects shot down by the U.S. Military, Republicans are demanding that the president update the public. President Biden heads to Poland Monday to join other world leaders to mark one year since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, NATO members holding talks in Brussels or working on more aid to Ukraine and training on heavy weapons systems, defense secretary Lloyd Austin. Her leaders will agree on a new defense investment pledge to ensure that the alliance has the resources to carry out these new plans. In New York, Peyton jender in the man responsible for targeting and killing ten black people and injuring others last May in the buffalo supermarket shooting was sentenced to life in prison without parole, Erie county judge Susan Egan gendron, she addressed him directly saying there would be no mercy or second chances for his hate crime and ignorant evil ideologies. Raquel Welch has died the bombshell actress became an international icon and starred in dozens of movies and TV roles Welch was 82. You're listening to ABC News. News radio 1000 FM 97 7 stay connected, stay informed. Good afternoon, one O two sunshine and about 42 43° in downtown Seattle, I'm Jeff pods law. Here's what we're following the head of the federal aviation administration was grilled today by senator Cantwell and others over something called notam unless you're a pilot. You're probably unfamiliar with what no Tam stands for. Notice to air missions. It's a system of informing those in the aviation industry about everything from weather hazards to the operational status of runways. But the problem is that the system is decades old. And last month, when contractors were working to purge the system of old notices, they accidentally deleted the wrong file, leading to a complete shutdown of the system and a ground stop of all air traffic in the country, acting FAA administrator Bill Nolan. How the system works is that as you do updates to the system as you delete outdated no tams, it synchronizes across both the primary backup and the other two backups. But Democrat Maria Cantwell chair of the Senate transportation committee wasn't happy with that answer. Nolan says they're continuing to upgrade the notam system and working to prevent such an incident from happening again. Senator Cantwell's committee also looking into a series of close calls and collisions at the nation's busiest airports at LAX a plane collided with a shuttle bus while taxiing to the gate, and in Austin, a close call is a FedEx cargo plane nearly landed on top of a southwest jet ranking member, Republican Ted Cruz. It is only through as I understand that the heroism of the pilots being alert and seeing what was happening that that tragedy was averted, and yet my question is, how can this happen? How did air traffic control direct one plane onto the runway to take off at another plane to land and have them both within a hundred feet of each other? Administrator Nolan says an investigation into that incident is underway. Washington's aerospace companies would get a tax break as long as they used the money to train more workers Lynette museen burgh is founder of the Seattle based tlg aerospace. Senate Bill 57 21 would unlock millions in private sector investment in training and education of current and future workers. Under the bill, the state would offer aerospace employees a B and O tax credit to cover 50% of the company's training and education expenses. Northwest news time one O four, let's get a check of the roads every ten minutes
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"Members in the courtroom today expressing their frustration, expressing their anger, aiming it at this 19 year old who sat there at times, tearing up, but these family members saying that they didn't want him to die. They wanted him to live every day to feel the pain that they are feeling. At one point, a man got detained for tackling the shooter. A candlelight vigil will be held tonight at Michigan state university to remember three students killed on campus this week, 5 others are still in the hospital in critical condition. The U.S. could default on its debt soon for the first time ever. CBS is Steven portnoy is in Washington. The congressional budget office now estimates the U.S. risks defaulting on its debt sometime between July and September and less Congress act sooner to raise or waive the nation's statutory borrowing cap. At a union hall in Maryland, President Biden noted Republicans repeatedly voted to raise the debt ceiling during the Trump administration. They wouldn't inflict pain on the American people then. Why would they do it now? Well, I tell you why it's just politics. Republicans argue the nation has accumulated too much debt and they're demanding spending cuts. Also in Washington today, the FAA is defending its air traffic control system despite tech issues that almost caused a few crashes on runways. Administrator Billy Nolan tells a Senate committee that Austin near miss where two planes came within a hundred feet of each other and almost crashed. The system works as his design to avert what you say could have been a horrific outcome. Texas senator Ted Cruz retorted. Let me just underscore the urgency of preventing that sort of incident. Yes. Allison keyes, CBS News, Washington. Production set to resume in New Mexico on Alec Baldwin's movie more than a year after a deadly shooting on set. CBS's Steve futterman. On a movie set, we need help immediately. Cinematographer halina Hutchins was killed when a prop gun being held by Alec Baldwin went off. He has been charged with involuntary manslaughter and is awaiting trial, still the plan is to have Baldwin star in the film when production resumes this spring. There will be no working weapons or ammunition allowed on the set. Actress and international sex symbol Raquel Welch has died. Introducing
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"To the ten black people, he killed in a Buffalo New York grocery store last May. I shot and killed people because they were black. Looking back now, I can't believe I actually did it. Jen Ron was sentenced to life in prison without parole, he pleaded guilty last fall. Jim Cristo CBS News. In Michigan students are being remembered following a campus rampage. Charlie langton is an east Lansing. The focus turns to the victims of Monday shooting at Michigan state university. Take this time tonight in the days to follow to share your stories. Vigils continue for the three students shot on campus and hope for 5 others still in critical condition. The FAA is getting grilled by senators now on how it's handled redundancies with its air traffic control system acting administrator Billy Nolan tells Texas senator Ted Cruz, they're working on modernizing it. Why has it taken ten years and why is it still not done? That it does take a while. These systems just one of thousands of systems that comprise how we communicate. Problems are causing a nationwide ground shop last month at at least two near plane crashes at major airports. As Ukraine's war with Russia rages on some Ukrainian soldiers are turning to fertility clinics to freeze their sperm and clay they don't make it back. CBS Tina Krause has that story. The tally Kron yuk is on a brief break from the battlefield in Ukraine. Long enough to marry his sweetheart Anna at a ceremony in Kyiv. And to make one more stop at a fertility clinic in the capitol to freeze his sperm before he heads back to war. The 29 year old says when he was out in the trenches being shot at, he realized he'd regret never having a child. Clinics in key for waving the costs of treatment. Tesla says it's making its charging stations available to all electric vehicles by the end of the year. That frees up another 7500 chargers nationwide. And Kansas City is riding a red wave today as it celebrates the chief's big Super Bowl win. Here CBS's T butterman. Three days after
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"The nation's troubled air traffic control system needs an overhaul and the FAA's acting administrator was pressed to answer a number of questions about the system after last month's ground stoppage and two recent near misses. Billy Nolan explained to lawmakers what happened when two planes came close to colliding. The tower visibility was zero as a lower low visibility day. It is not what we would expect to have happen. But when we think about the controls how we train both our controllers and our pilot, the system works as is designed to avert what you say could have been a horrific outcome. Nolan telling the Senate commerce committee today that air traffic control system that an overhaul of the air traffic control system should be finished within two years. In the meantime, he claims there are new redundancies to keep things safer, but he also says he can not guarantee there won't be another ground stoppage. A week after she was attacked in her D.C. apartment building, a Minnesota congresswoman is criticizing D.C. prosecutors and the courts. And it's because her accused attacker has a long rap sheet. I got attacked by someone who the District of Columbia has not prosecuted fully over the course of almost a decade. Court documents say representative Angie Craig was able to get away from 27 year old Kendrick Hamlin by throwing hot coffee on him. Hamlin has 12 prior convictions, including an assault on a police officer and 25 bench warrants for failing to appear in court. Craig told CBS mornings his sentences for those previous offenses were not sufficient. Look, if you throw somebody in jail for ten days and we're going to let you write back on the street, what the hell do you think is going to happen? The U.S. attorney's office for D.C. and D.C. superior court declined to comment. Meghan cloher, WTO P news. A viral TikTok challenge that led to a rash of car thefts has pushed carmakers to action. Two companies are now releasing software updates to make their vehicles tougher to steal. The key and Hyundai challenge involves using a USB cord and screwdriver to hot wire certain makes of the car. The national highway traffic safety administration says crashes after those thefts have led to a death including 14s in New York. Now the companies are releasing a software update to extend the length of the alarm sound from 30 seconds to a minute and it actually requires the key to be in the ignition switch to actually turn on the car around 3.8 million Hyundai's and four and a half million kids are eligible for the software updates. Hyundai and Kia will start those updates later this month. A girl scout troop from Montgomery county will be back out selling cookies this coming weekend after they were robbed, this past Sunday. The troop was set up outside a Safeway store in Rockville, when a man approached and took their cash box, which had about a $100 in it. A spokesperson for the girl scouts of the nation's capital council says thefts had cookie booths are not common. The troop won't have to pay the money back and true leaders and adult volunteers are being urged to closely monitor their cookie booths. The thief is still at large. Money news at 25 and 55 brought to you by Penn fed credit union. Great rates for everyone. Over to Jeff clay ball. Working off its losses is still down 31 points. The S&P 500 Index is now up a point. And the NASDAQ is now up 60 points. It's a half percent gain. Another hotel company says business is back to pre-pandemic levels. Rockville based choice hotels whose 7500 hotels in 47 countries include econo lodge in Cambria suites says room revenue is 20% higher than it was before the pandemic. Choices also relocating its longtime
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"Capitol Hill, where Senate Republicans are vowing to block implementation of D.C.'s new criminal code, which includes lighter mandatory sentencings or violent crimes. The story from WTO's Mitchell Miller. Today on the hill, Tennessee GOP senator Bill haggerty says this is no time to lighten the possible penalties in D.C.. It will only serve to embolden criminals who are on a massive spree right here in Washington with carjackings, assaults and homicides. Haggerty says he has 48 co sponsors of the bill to rescind the code approved by the D.C. council, while none of them are Democrats when the house earlier passed similar legislation, it received some bipartisan support. Haggerty hopes to get enough Democrats on board to pass his bill, which could take it to President Biden's desk. D.C. political leaders are fighting the effort, saying it's an unnecessary intervention in the district's affairs. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller WTO B news. New developments in the controversies enveloping the loudoun county school district first and independent report into how the school system two sexual assaults by the same student that report will not be released by the school board. It happened during a tense board beating last night with 6 of the 9 members voting against releasing those findings, citing attorney client privilege and student privacy. Among them, chairman Ian. Waving attorney client privileges fraught with pitfalls, which is why it is done exceedingly rarely. Being open and transparent is incredibly important, but so is the rights of our students and staff to be able to communicate with legal counsel without it being made public. School board member Tiffany Politico argued for the report's release. To continue to bury the truth in what occurred throughout the horrific sexual assault in 2021, does not demonstrate justice, integrity, or service. It exudes self preservation. The board commissioned its report in 2021 after a student was accused of two sexual assaults at two different schools. That boy was later convicted in juvenile court in order to stay in a treatment facility until he turns 18. Meantime, former loudoun schools superintendent Scott ziegler and suspended school spokesman wade bayard are under indictment by a special grand jury in connection with those sexual assaults. Bayern faces the felony charge of perjury and his attorney says he can not get a fair trial in loudoun county. It's a story you're hearing first on WTO. Governor Glenn youngkin and attorney general Jason Millar has poisoned the entire jury pool. That's the claim of bayard's lawyer Jennifer loeffler, from the day youngkin took office, they've referred to loudon residents as being victims of a cover up and that their children were at risk since bayard is the school spokesman. She says that suggests he personally failed to inform parents of the alleged assault. The lawyer says Virginia law demands that jurors not have a stake in the case they're hearing, she's asking bayard's trial be heard in fairfax county. Neil Logan stain WTO P nos. The TikTok challenge that's led to a wave of car thefts has two major carmakers scrambling to update security on vehicles that some of you may be driving. Hyundai and Kia will update their security software for certain vulnerable models, the free update will extend the car alarm from 30 seconds to a full minute and also require the key to being the ignition to actually start the car around 3.8 million Hyundai's and four and a half million kilos or eligible comes after the key in Hyundai TikTok challenge that involves using a USB cord and screwdriver to hot wire those brains. The national highway traffic safety administration says crashes after the thefts have led to 8 deaths, including 14 in New York, updates will begin later this month. Luke Luger WTO P news. Ahead of the FAA on the hot seat before the Senate commerce committee today, acting chief Billy Nolan is facing questions after an investigation into why air traffic nationwide was stopped for nearly two hours on January 11th, uncovered some deeper problems. Nolan says his agency has made technical changes to avoid a similar breakdown. The FAA originally blamed a contractor for mistakingly deleting computer files in an alert system, which tells pilots about restrictions and hazards. Now a closer look finds the system even more fragile, The Wall Street Journal reports that system has not been overhauled in years and the phase out of aging equipment has been put off since at least 2016. Straight ahead after traffic and weather, we're hearing from the family of the gunman in the Michigan state university, mass shooting. It's 1236. Looking to launch or take the next step in your career, melwood is searching for talented and eager individuals in the Washington D.C. area to fill a wide variety of positions at federal government agencies, including administrative assistance, landscaping and groundskeepers
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"And I are here this morning and we went red and black red for the blood that he said and black because we are still even. We're hearing from some of the people who survived Monday's mass shooting at Michigan state university cafeteria worker Jack Gibson encountered the gunman. I don't know why I didn't get shot. I don't know why you know what I mean because none of us deserve that. Three students were killed. In Washington, Congress is pressing the FAA about the computer meltdown last month that stopped departures for nearly two hours one day. The noticed air mission system known as notum went down after a mistake by contractors and acting FAA administrator Billy Nolan told senators the failure of the agency's safety bulletin system meant he needed to order a ground stop in order to maintain safety and preserve predictability. Nolan says it has continuing to modernize its systems which will need to handle airspace, including everything from drones to commercial spacecraft in the future. Allison keyes, CBS News, Washington. Well, the word is the U.S. Military had early intelligence about that spy balloons departure from China, CBS came McCormick on the effort to get to three other downed objects. Defense secretary Lloyd Austin has the search will continue despite the weather conditions and remoteness of the locations in Alaska, Canada's Yukon and Lake Huron. It's absolutely important, and we're going to do everything we can to recover debris if it's possible. He said, no additional objects have been detected over U.S. airspace in the past 48 hours. From Detroit, Jeff Gilbert of affiliate tells us it may soon be easier for electric vehicle owners to charge up. About 7500 of Tesla's nearly 18,000 chargers will be open to others by the end of the year. No word how billing will work or how the Chargers will adapt to the different connections used by other EVs. Tesla's charging network is much more widespread and advanced than any of its competitors. And checking Wall Street right now the Dow is down 112 points the NASDAQ is up 24, the S&P is down 7. This is CBS News
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US to require more rest between shifts for flight attendants
"Flight attendants will get more rest under a new FAA rule taking effect later this year Airlines will be required to give attendance at least ten hours off between shifts one more than they get now One that is going to improve aviation safety Acting FAA chief Billy Nolan says the change took way too long Congress told the agency for years ago to boost the rest requirement flight attendants union president Sarah Nelson says the Trump administration tried to kill it but Cruz will finally get the rest they deserve and need This feels really good Airlines have up to 90 days to comply Sagar Meghani at The White House
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"billy nolan" Discussed on WTOP
"Wallace is here. All right, Mark good news for Washington. They get Brian Robinson back on the field tomorrow. That is very positive news. He's missed the first four games. And he has been cleared by the doctor. So they will practice tomorrow. He will start practicing tomorrow. He has 21 days. The team does whether or not to activate him. Saran Rivera, do you have to manage expectations with Robinson when he gets back? We do, we have to be smart about how we're going to handle him when we got to handle those expectations. We also got to handle what he's going to go through physically and mentally. I mean, it's a different set of circumstances. You know, I don't know any other player that I've coached that's had to go through this. And we'll see how he looks tomorrow when he gets back on. The practice field is Washington will get set for the Tennessee Titans come to town on Sunday last night it was the niners over the rams, 24 9 Matt Stafford sacked 7 times, niners looked pretty good rams, not so much, two and two. Both teams are now on the season. In Dallas, what will Jerry Jones and Mike McCarthy do when dak Prescott gets back? Well, Jerry Jones is not ruled out, Prescott from playing Sunday against the rams, but he says the football they grip on the football is not just there yet. I love how Jerry's talking about making all these decisions. But then nothing from the head coach, right? Whether or not it's quarterback's gonna play. That's right. So the cowboys faced the rams and we'll see if dak Prescott is back on the field. Baseball today in New York just two days left in the season Nats and Matt still have three games to play. They'll try and do a straight double header today for ten the first pitch then 7 40. Matt's still in top are still back of the NL east by now a game and a half because the braves lost last night George Wallace WTO sports. Top stories were following on WTO breaking news country music legend Loretta Lynn has died. Her family released a statement this morning, saying she died in her sleep at her home in Tennessee. Loretta Lynn was known as the coal miner's daughter who songs about life and love, pulled her out of poverty and made her a pillar of country music, Loretta Lynn was 90. A barricade situation at a residential building in Montgomery county has been resolved after numerous hours, a suspect is now in custody. It started nearly 7 hours ago when several shots were fired on castle boulevard in the Silver Spring area. Residents were asked to shelter in place. About a half a million floridians are still without power after hurricane Ian, the death toll is higher than a hundred now in the state from the storm as rescuers continue searching for people trapped inside flooded homes. Stay with WTO fee will bring you more on these stories in minutes. Flight attendants will now be getting more rest in between flight, something they've been fighting for for years. Pilots were already granted at least ten hours rest in between shifts, but it was not as much for flight attendants. Now, FAA acting administrator Billy Nolan makes it official. They need just as much rest. Because flight attendants are the foundation of aviation safeties, culture, starting with cabin safety. This feels really good. Sarah Nelson is president of the flight attendants union. This was a safety risk. Airlines will have 90 days to implement the new rule. That piper, CBS News. Up ahead in money news. Now is up 728 points. One in four sales are EVs for this automaker. It's 1148. Traffic and weather on the 8s Rita kesslers in the WTO traffic center. But thanks to college for checking in in Maryland on westbound 32, they found themselves in a little bit of a delay trying to head towards shaker driving Eden brook drive, but the good news is that crash is cleared, not even anything left to look at. It does look like there was the absorbent put down in the roadway, so people are kind of driving slowly over that side of the roadway. But again, lanes are open just seeing the delay getting past the earlier wreck. Southbound Baltimore Washington Parkway delays from 32 headed past one 98. This is the mobile work crew in the right lane doing debris and litter cleanup. They're going to head all the way into green belt before calling it a day. If you're on the beltway in Virginia, the work was both ways near 66 along the right side, but seeing the bigger delay on the inner loop side approaching. Back in Maryland, southbound 29 after route 40, that was a report of a wreck. Marilyn one 74 or quarter field wrote it old stage road was a report of a wreck, and we did have the incident from earlier this morning affecting 75 south of Baldwin road you were still under police direction there while they were working to get that truck out from under the railroad crossing. On the bay bridge on the nice Middleton bridge, there are wind warnings in effect, but that doesn't carry any vehicle restrictions. In Virginia, north town 95 has the delay approaching and passing route three and Fredericksburg the work in the right lane. Southbound 95 slows, crossing the Aquaman, and northbound one 23 after bula road in Vienna, the crash cleared, and the lanes are open. Don't miss the United States sales boat sailboat show presented by west marine in downtown Annapolis October 13th 17th. Tickets at Annapolis boat shows dot com. I'm Rita Kessler, WTO P traffic
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"billy nolan" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Resistance has also increased. That's ECB governing council member Olly wren speaking with Bloomberg's Kathleen Hayes and we also had heard from Martin's kazakhs saying that the ECB needs to act forcefully and to raise rates by at least 50 basis points at the coming meeting. We had the Euro spiking to well up over one up over parity against the dollar but then sleeping back at the moment, 99.26 U.S. cents. This is Bloomberg. This is a Bloomberg money minute getting to the airport could have a whole new field. United Airlines has reportedly invested in archer aviation's electric flying taxis that take off and land vertically like helicopters, and American Airlines has put its money behind vertical aerospace. They'll zip over congested highways while reducing carbon emissions. But before these aircrafts can take flight, they'll need approval. Our role at the FAA to make sure that we can enable and then safely integrate these into our nation's airspace system. Billy Nolan is the agency's acting administrator. He says they already have a regulation in place to certify the design. And then we'll finalize the operating rule for how the pilots will operate and that is the ability to operate both in the helicopter mode and airplane mode and vice versa. And we are working through that rule set as we speak. And lastly, we will work on the integration into our nation's airspace, how they'll operate. With safety dictating the timeline, the technology could be in motion as early as 2024. Lisa Matteo, Bloomberg radio. Burden LLP accountants and advisers presents industry chat. With Jeff Kovacs, partner and head of the technology and life sciences practice. Software as a service or SaaS companies are transforming the enterprise
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"billy nolan" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The airport could have a whole new field. United Airlines has reportedly invested in archer aviation's electric flying taxis that take off and land vertically like helicopters, and American Airlines has put its money behind vertical aerospace. They'll zip over congested highways while reducing carbon emissions. But before these aircrafts can take flight, they'll need approval. Our role at the FAA to make sure that we can enable and then safely integrate these into our nation's airspace system. Billy Nolan is the agency's acting administrator. He says they already have a regulation in place to certify the design. And then we'll finalize the operating rule for how the pilots will operate and that is the ability to operate both in the helicopter mode and the airplane mode and vice versa. And we are working through that rule set as we speak. And lastly, we will work on the integration into our nation's airspace, how they'll operate. With safety dictating the timeline, the technology could be in motion as early as 2024. Lisa Matteo, Bloomberg radio. What is dedication? The thing that drives me every day is a day is very un we call them day to day for short. Every day he's hungry for something, whether it's attention, affection, knowledge, and there's this huge responsibility and making sure that when he's no longer under my wing, that he's a good person. I think the advice I would give is you don't need to know all the answers. The craziest thing was believing that your dad knew everything. So as a dad, you felt like you had to know everything. You had to get everything right. It's okay to make mistakes. As long as it's coming from love, then, you know, it kind of starts to work itself out. I want him to be able to
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"billy nolan" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Bloomberg money minute, getting to the airport could have a whole new field. United Airlines has reportedly invested in archer aviation's electric flying taxis that take off and land vertically like helicopters, and American Airlines has put its money behind vertical aerospace. They'll zip over congested highways while reducing carbon emissions. But before these aircrafts can take flight, they'll need approval Our role at the FAA to make sure that we can enable and then safely integrate these into our nation's airspace system. Billy Nolan is the agency's acting administrator. He says they already have a regulation in place to certify the design. And then we'll finalize the operating rule for how the pilots will operate and that is the ability to operate both in the helicopter mode and the airplane mode and vice versa. And we are working through that rule set as we speak. And lastly, we will work on the integration into our nation's airspace, how they'll operate. With safety dictating the timeline, the technology could be in motion as early as 2024. Lisa Matteo, Bloomberg radio. And JIT, New Jersey institute of technology makes innovation happen. The university helped biomedical engineering professor Tara Alvarez launch a startup that may revolutionize vision therapy. Our startup through NG it is called ocular motor technology. We create virtual reality, vision therapy in a head mounted display. So it's gaming and basically for sugarcoating the therapy so that children and young adolescents don't even realize they're doing therapy. To accomplish this, we need biomedical engineers, which are here in on GIT campus, a computer scientist, artists, people that are into story development, and then we are collaborating with a lot of the large pediatric medical centers. This idea of a startup culture is extremely important to not just NG IT and the national science foundation, but also to the U.S. as a societal whole. And JIT, New Jersey institute of technology. Learn more at NJ IT dot EDU. At Bloomberg markets, our guests know where to get the answers. Just to put a good word in for Bloomberg, one of the few systems you can easily use to figure it out is right in front of you. Inside. Analysis. And the best from the Bloomberg terminal. The Bloomberg terminal is like a Ducati Panigale. I can extract maybe 5 to 6% of its total. I don't think you're even close. I think it's like sitting