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"News. Detectives in homeless county are investigating after three children were apparently exposed to fentanyl and a motel room. The sheriff's office says they responded to a motel in South Africa, Tuesday afternoon on a call of an unresponsive baby, investigators say that parents first told medics the child may have been exposed to cleaning chemicals, but medics ended up having to use Narcan on the 11 month old child who then regained consciousness. The boy, along with his 11 month old twin sister and 11 year old brother, were all taken to the hospital. Both the 11 month olds tested positive for fentanyl, the children are now in protective custody. And investigators say they also found fentanyl and meth in the motel room. That's gomo forest Tyra majors. Brian co burger's parents have been subpoenaed by a Pennsylvania grand jury. He's accused in the murders of those four university of Idaho students, his parents were questioned about the death of a Pennsylvania woman who disappeared after leaving a friend's house last year. Her remains were later found about 30 minutes from coworkers home. A year after state lawmakers passed Sam's law, WSU has formed a state required hazing committee to ensure no more lives are lost due to hazing rituals. It was November of 2019 when WSU freshman Sam Martinez was pressured to drink copious amounts of alcohol as part of a big little night with new fraternity pledges meeting their older big brothers in the frat house. A Washington law now requires that all state universities create hazing committees to come up with prevention strategies and to track and report hazing incidents and their responses. Northwest news times 6 ten time to check in with Bill Schwartz for a Beacon plumbing sports update to the Oakland athletics on a record setting pace. And that's not a good record losing three in a row here in Seattle gives the a's a ten and 41 mark, heading into Memorial Day weekend, Oakland now has the third worst winning percentage in major league history, trailing only the 1889 Cleveland spiders and 1890 Pittsburgh alleghenies. The Mariners gladly face Oakland one more time tonight at T mobile park. Logan Gilbert gets the start. Ty France returns to the lineup after sitting out one game with a wrist contusion. The sounders have three straight home soccer matches starting Saturday night against the New York Red Bull. Still unclear whether midfielder Christian rolled on will be available. He must clear MLS concussion protocol
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"Through the evening hours, even the possibility of a little bit of late day thunder. 7 news, chief meteorologist, Fernández Johnson, and the first alert weather center chantilly at 61 ten quarters 69 in Columbia 67, some parts of our area could be down to the middle 50s late tonight. Money news ten and 40 past the hour brought to you by pen fed, great rates for everyone. It was Joan doniger. This is a Bloomberg money minute. Last week, Montana's governor signed a bill that would ban TikTok from being downloaded by the public next year. We'll now TikTok is suing the state charging its trampling free speech rights on what the suit says is nothing more than unfounded speculation. Zoom meetings have not gone away now that pandemic meeting and masking rules have, zoom expects better sales and profits this year than it had earlier forecast. The company's CEO says customers see zoom as mission critical for teamwork. Less mission critical these days, conference rooms and office suites. That's hitting commercial real estate hard. Dow Jones says companies are renting less space than before because people work from home. Others are flooding the sublease market. The return of people to offices has stalled at about half of pre-pandemic levels. On Wall Street, the Dow dropped nearly a half percent, a 140 points, but the NASDAQ and S&P saw gains stretching from the flat line two a half percent, the NASDAQ up 63. The S&P just a fraction. From the Bloomberg newsroom, I'm Joan doniger, on WTO. Asia Pacific markets are mixed. We've got Tokyo stocks up about 1%, but Hong Kong is down the Shanghai composite down more than 1%. 1142, more women are suing the state of Texas saying they were denied medically necessary abortions. Originally 5 Texas women came forward with stories of doctors being afraid to perform an abortion despite their lives being threatened by the pregnancy. Doctors believe the exception to the state's abortion law is so vaguely defined, they could go to prison. 15 women now have their name on the lawsuit calling for clarity in the state law, Jessica Bernardo is one of the latest additions. The fact that we had to fly out of state for procedure that would protect my life and abortion was worse than cruel. So we are grateful to the state of Washington. When my own state said nothing to help. Chris Fox for CBS News, Austin. The man accused of stabbing and killing four university of Idaho students as they slept in their off campus house appeared in court today at marked the first time Brian co burger was seen in court since his initial appearance in January, he chose to stand silent, so the judge was forced to enter a not guilty plea for the PhD student. We're tracking breaking news tonight from just outside The White House where U haul truck has smashed into a security barrier. We'll bring you a live update from the scene straight ahead on WTO. Attorney Joe cortell. Business owners and professionals face special challenges and divorce court. In addition to everything else going on, they have to contend with allegations that they are earning more than they are, coupled with claims on their business or practice itself. Clients with assets depend on their divorce lawyer skills in these matters, and that's why it's so important to hire someone that has those skills. Schedule an appointment with one
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"Of the AAPI community, but first Brian kolberger, the suspect in the murder of four university of Idaho students late last year, has now been indicted by a grand jury. He is expected to appear on Monday for his arraignment in Moscow, Idaho, and at that time enter a plea. ABC's Cana Whitworth was on the scene right after the four students were stabbed to death of the girls off campus house on king road back in November. She's also the host of a new ABC audio podcast called the king road killings. She talked about that and the grand jury indictment and the murders themselves with ABC's Brad milky as a part of our daily podcast start here. Can you walk me through this new development Yeah, Brad, this is a major step forward in the case against Brian coburger. And this grand jury indictment is a big deal because essentially the prosecution decided to forgo this preliminary hearing that was scheduled for the end of the summer, right? And they decided to bring their case to a grand jury. He's been formally indicted now. He's facing four counts of murder in the first degree. Along with this felony burglary count because authorities say, you know, he broke into this home with the intent to commit a crime. But really, Brad, this is just the beginning. Can you kind of remind us what they claim to have had on him that led to the arrest. And also I guess what they are alleging, they've learned since the arrest that took this from probable cause to this indictment. We learn most of what the prosecution has against Brian coburger from this probable cause affidavit. And really essentially they found DNA at the crime scene on the button snap of this knife sheath that was left behind. And they made eventually a match to Brian co burger's father, and then they found the DNA at their home in Pennsylvania, and then they again matched that to Brian. So the DNA was really the biggest piece of evidence the prosecution had, but then as you go further into that probable cause affidavit, you also, of course, have the cell phone pings that authorities were able to come up with after they put a warrant on his cell phone. And authorities there allege that his phone was there around that time and these odd, early morning hours, but that the phone had also been there. Days and weeks prior. It tells you that he's building up to do it. He's doing surveillance to decide who's in the house when they're in the house. This is a guy that plans this murder. I think that's probably fantasy driven for months. Also, the morning after, around 9 a.m. before a 9-1-1 call had even been made. In addition to that, they of course pointed to that white Hyundai elantra that Brian
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"The vehicle and gives you additional functionality. Now, I just can imagine if I had dropped 50 grand or probably a lot more for a new vehicle, but wasn't actually able to use it to its fullest. I might be a little bit irritated. I'm wondering how customers are responding to this. I think it's a very good point, and it's certainly a controversial area, BMW got into trouble, had a really bad PR time with asking customers to pay extra for heated seats that were technically already in the vehicle, what their effect was saying is pay this extra money and we'll turn it on. I mean, the manufacturer is trying to work out what customers will accept and Mercedes obviously saying, pay more, get more power. That's a good thing. Maybe if you just using the car on the school run, you don't need so much performance, but then maybe you're off on a road trip and you want to pay extra and get some more. I think a lot of this will depend on what are you asking customers to pay for. Are you asking them to pay for something that they think should be inherently in the vehicle, having parted with the huge pile of cash? Or are you asking them to add additional functions? I mean, we're used to our phones. It does basic things, but then if you want that fancy weather app or you want you want all the latest sports results and sometimes you have to subscribe to that. So it's going to be a delicate balancing act, I think. Yeah, and you mentioned that there are other companies and other functions that might go to subscription. I'm curious what else could be next? Well, that's right. I think we're seeing a whole wealth of new features into our vehicles. They think about it a few years ago, a vehicle was very analog. It was all buttons and switches. Today, it's like our phones or our computers. It's kind of a living thing. And it iterates over time. So you buy a new car today and in three years time, it's going to be quite a different thing because manufacturers are constantly sending us over the air updates, adding not just gadgets and features, but sometimes more performance, better range, if it's an electric car. So this is a kind of Brave New World that we're to some extent at least. We're just going to have to get used to. I come from a family where we do our own oil changes and filter changes and all that. I mean, even my husband's done a serpentine belt. What does this mean for folks who work on their own cars? Well, good for you. That's great. I think this is a challenge that we're seeing. And obviously, as more and more people look to buy electric cars, the opportunities for getting your hands dirty, are diminished. I have an old classic car, which is very analog, and I love it for that reason. I think in the future, the world is turning digital and unfortunately, I think we're just going to have to accept that. And it is going to bring a lot of new advantages. Yes, there's going to be controversies about do I want to pay for this, I expected this to be part of the car. But at the same time, maybe also allows you just to pay for the sort of things that you actually want instead of getting these huge bundles of stuff that frankly you'll never use. Well, and now the best anti theft device is a stick shift. So sometimes, yeah, the analog stuff works even better. I still have a stick shift car very proud of it. I think the interesting thing is just that I don't think there's any going back on this. I think our cars are going to get more and more interactive. And one of the big questions will be how you manage that because we're already seeing with all these big screens and lots of flashing gizmos. Cars are getting more and more distracting. So on the one hand, you're adding more and more functionality, but on the other hand, we're also going to have to look at all the distractions and focus on the road ahead. Alistair weaver at Edmonds on the northwest news line. This has been an afternoon news rewind on northwest news radio. Your stock charts dot com money update on news radio 1000 FM 97 7. Well, Wall Street gets back to work tomorrow and is looking to carry the momentum that was seen in Friday's trading following four days of losses following Friday's rebound, the majors putting in a mixed performance last week, the tech heavy NASDAQ up just a tenth of 1%. The S&P 500 down 8 tenths of 1%. Well, the Dow Jones was down 1.2%, even despite its strong gains on Friday. Now looking ahead to this week, reports on consumer and producer price inflation may likely be in focus this week. Traders may be looking also for additional clues about the outlook for interest rates from the Federal Reserve, also some earnings news will be in focus, some big name companies are set to report results this week. Those include PayPal, Tyson Foods and Disney among others. That's your money now. I'm Frank Miller, northwest news radio. Police search for suspects after violence breaks out near the university of Iowa early this morning, NBC's Derek Dennis reports. Iowa City police say multiple victims were stabbed near campus early in the morning with three victims taken to a hospital with wounds, but are expected to recover. Police say there was a large fight that led to the stabbings and they spent hours searching for a suspect. After the stabbings, the university encouraged students to stay vigilant and avoid the area. Police are calling the stabbings isolated, but say they are still investigating. Derek Dennis, ABC News. We turn now to the case of the college students murdered in Idaho. Authorities have released new video and ABC's Ariel Recep has details. Newly released police body camera footage showing the moments law enforcement rated Idaho murder suspect Brian co burgers apartment. Set herself. Police serving that search warrant the morning after his arrest in connection with the murders of Kayleigh gonsalves. Madison, xana KAR noodle, and Ethan Chapin. The heavily redacted video doesn't show what they found. But in documents, authorities say they recovered two items that tested presumptively positive for blood, including an uncased pillow and a mattress cover with a brown irregular drip and noted the rented apartment appeared sparsely furnished, including no shower curtain in the bathroom, and the trash cans appeared empty. I'm just curious what a lot. Another newly released video showing
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"I'd turn that will continue into the upcoming weekend with lingering showers both on Saturday and Sunday. In the coming four weather center, meteorologist Kristen Clarke. Right now, in Olympia, it's 45° Tacoma 46 is a 47 downtown Bellevue at 48° in downtown Seattle. It's 49. It's now 5 36. The man accused of killing four college students in their off campus rental home is scheduled to have an additional court hearing this month. The matter concerns a challenge brought by family members of one of the victims to a blanket gag order on the case here's northwest used radios carlene Johnson. Brian co burger is charged with four counts of first degree murder in the deaths of Madison mogan, Kayleigh consoles, Santa crino and Ethan Chapin, who work stabbed to death in their rental home near the university of Idaho, November 13th last year. Yesterday, a new hearing was scheduled, May 25th, a month before co burger's scheduled preliminary hearing. The new hearing date is related to the consul's family motion to appeal a gig order in the case. Last week, the Idaho Supreme Court rejected a request by 30 different news organizations to lift the gig order imposed by the court. The Gonzalez family has separately filed a motion challenging that gig order arguing it is unduly broad and places an undue burden on the families. Carlene Johnson, northwest news radio. It's 5 37. Or maybe your lawn mower isn't waking up from the long winter hibernation or perhaps it's just time for an upgrade from gas to electric. Consumer reports has released its list of top lawnmowers, como four Steve mccarran, has the results. Every year, consumer reports lawn mower experts escape the cold northeast winners for sunny Florida. We go down to Florida in February while some people are still digging themselves out from snow so that we can test mowers before people are thinking about what they need. And it's serious business. Every mower goes through a series of tests from how evenly the grass is trimmed to how easy the mowers are to operate. Testers use the mowers and all the cutting modes side discharge bagging and mulching to see how well they work and to make sure you're getting what you pay for.
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"Of the surviving roommates could prove his innocence, but that roommate will not have to testify at coburg's preliminary hearing next month in the university of Idaho quadruple murder case. We get the latest from northwest news radio's Carly and Johnson. Brian co burger's defense team asserted last month in court filings that the roommate has information that could show he is not guilty in the murders of Madison, Kayleigh consultants, and Ethan Chapin. But the young woman's attorney in Nevada, where she lives, struck a compromise this week with co burger's defense team. The Idaho statesman reports, she has agreed she will give an interview to counsel instead of having to appear in person at the end of June hearing in late talk county. A gag order issued by the judge in January restricts attorneys from commenting about the co burger case, so it's unclear what the defense believes she may know that could potentially help him. But all that will be on the record after the hearing next month. Carlene Johnson. Northwest news radio. Police are investigating a deadly shooting in Kent. Officers were called to an apartment complex on 61st avenue, southeast, just after 6 30 yesterday evening, and they found a 26 year old man in the parking lot who had been shot. The medics arriving tried to save him, but he died at the scene, detectives have not released information about a suspect. Efforts to retain and recruit nurses will have to continue for several years, according to a new study from the National Council of state boards of nursing. The report shows a 100,000 nurses have left the profession in the past two years. Many of them burned out, stressed out after the height of the pandemic, and mason is the associate dean of academic affairs at the WSU college of nursing and spoke with kayak. I think there
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"97 7, stay connected, stay informed. I'm Kelly blier and here's what's happening. A woman into coma faces jail time for refusing medical treatment details from northwest news radio's Jeff bodge. The local health department says she has tuberculosis in infectious disease that can be fatal if left untreated. But court documents indicate she stopped taking antibiotics and is refusing to isolate. What's now been issued is a warrant for arrest. Nigel Turner with Tacoma pierce county public health says this is a last resort, and they've tried through the court's 16 times to get her into treatment or isolation. The woman has until Friday to comply. Jeff pojo, a northwest news radio. A new report from UW's institute for health metrics and evaluation shows previous COVID infection provides about 90% protection from severe disease and death for up to ten months, protection against reinfection is far lower about 36%, doctor Chris Murray. We do agree with the suggestion that annual COVID boosters are probably appropriate, particularly for those at high risk because we don't yet know how long immunity from past infection will continue past ten months. But as data accumulates, we may end up extending that farther out. Marie says, although past infections are good protection getting the vaccines is much safer than a COVID infection. Court documents unsealed today reveal new details in the investigation of the man accused of the university of Idaho murders, northwest news radio's Cathy O'Shea. A search warrant shows Pennsylvania state police swab Brian co burger's DNA and sees dark clothing medical gloves a flashlight and other items from his parents home, and earlier search of co burgers apartment found stained bedding, strands of what appeared to be hair and a single glove, but no weapon. Coburger is accused of stabbing four university of Idaho students to death in November of last year. His preliminary hearing is scheduled for late June, and he has not yet entered a plea. Cassio Shay, northwest news radio, the investigation continues to unfold in pierce county around two ransomware attacks just now coming to light northwest news radios, John lobert. A Russia based group called block bit threatened to leak the personal information of pierce transit customers, contracts, postal correspondence, and nondisclosure agreements if a ransom wasn't paid. That was February 15th, the day after a ransomware incident temporarily disrupted some systems. This, according to the news tribune, the city of Lakewood says it suffered technical glitches in its computer system in late December, investigations continue in both cases. Lock bit claims its take from pierce transit was confidential data and about 300 gigabytes from Lakewood. A threat analyst says ransomware attacks on U.S. governments almost doubled in 2022. It's not known if a ransom was paid in either case. John Loeb, northwest news radio. That new 9-1-1 pilot program in Seattle is months behind schedule and city leaders are not happy. Dual dispatch would pay our police officers with behavioral health workers to better handle 9-1-1 calls involving people suffering from a psychiatric episode. Council member, Lisa herbold. Regardless of what the reason is, we are definitely behind. We need to make sure that we're driving this forward in creating some momentum where they're currently appears to be very little. Her bold says the people behind this high priority public safety program have missed every deadline dating back to October last month, deputy fire chief rebook Gonzalez was appointed to oversee the dual dispatch built out. Three controversial bills remain alive after the first round of legislative cutoffs in Olympia. One would allow police to initiate a car chase with reasonable suspicion of crime, another would require permits to purchase a gun, and a third would make possession of drugs a gross misdemeanor, each has until March 8th to pass out of their chamber of origin. The 22nd anniversary of the nisqually earthquake is seen by some as an opportunity to prepare for the next big shaker. Here is northwest news radio's Ryan Harris
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"Speed. That need was met aboard the F-14 fighter retired in 2006, now Boeing says it will stop building the F-14 successor the FA 18 Super Hornet prominently featured in last year's Top Gun sequel. It's been a while since I've far an F-18. The F-18 was first produced by McDonnell Douglas in 1983, the navy will accept one final order before Boeing stops production in late 2025. The navy reportedly feels the design is outdated, Boeing says ending production will let it focus on unspecified future military aircraft, both with and without human pilots. The super hornets are not disappearing overnight, governments around the world still fly them as do the navy's blue angels, and Boeing says it will continue developing upgrades to the current fleet. Corwin Hague, northwest, news radio. Boeing is temporarily suspending delivery of the 7 87 Dreamliner after the company notified the FAA of a fuselage issue. The FAA says Boeing will not be able to resume deliveries of 7 87 dreamliners until it's satisfied the issue has been resolved. It's described as an analysis error. This is at least the third time Boeing has had to halt delivery of that wide body jet. A gag order remains in place in the case against accused Idaho killer Brian co burger, new details that are slowly coming out about the alleged quadruple murderer. We get the update from northwest news radio's carlene Johnson. Steve helling is a senior writer for People magazine and tells news nation his sources close to the case confirm coworkers fascination with one of the victims. He had pictures of one of the female victims on his phone. Suspicion is those photos are of Matty mogan as authorities earlier indicated co burger repeatedly tried to direct message her on social media, former FBI special agent Jennifer coffin to offer says defense attorneys this week filed new discovery, but the court documents released only show a reference to exhibit a is it about a mental health issue that they want field. The Associated Press and other media outlets have filed lawsuits hoping to get more transparency in the case, coburger meantime remains behind bars and latex county. He's due back in court June 26th. They could seek the death penalty if the accused killer is convicted, or pleads guilty. Carlene Johnson, northwest news radio. It's now 6 ten. Time to get to the Beacon plumbing sports desk with Tom or so close for the kraken. Yeah, the visiting Boston Bruins picked up a pair of late goals to overcome
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"CNN failing to make payments could result in a global financial crisis. She also cautions failing to make the payments would undoubtedly cause a resection in the U.S. economy. Ukrainian leaders say they're disappointed in Germany's decision to hold off sending leopard two tanks to Ukrainian forces fighting the Russian invasion. Deputy foreign minister Andre melnick tells CNN he hails the UK's decision to send challenger two tanks, but called Germany's lack of action a disappointment, though on the sidelines of the meeting, German defense minister Boris Pistorius tells reporters that no decision has been made yet regarding tanks. A new report says actor Alec Baldwin intends to finish his western movie rust despite being charged with involuntary manslaughter. Jim Forbes has more. Baldwin and the person in charge of guns in the movie rust were charged by a New Mexico prosecutor this week for allegedly failing to perform safety procedures that could have prevented the accidental death of the film's cinematographer. An attorney for rush movie productions confirmed to CNN on Friday that rust is still on track for completion and that Baldwin will star in the movie. I'm Jim Forbes, Google now the latest tech company to lay off thousands this week's mass layoff by the company accelerates a trend in the tech industry that seemed tens of thousands of employees received pink slips. As fears grow, the U.S. economy might slip into a recession. Google's laying off 12,000 workers while Amazon's letting go of more than 18,000, and Illinois judge has granted a temporary restraining order to keep a new gun control law from being enforced, about 800 lawsuits against Illinois new ban on assault weapons were filed in state and federal courts. The law also limits the sale of high capacity ammunition magazines and bans devices that allow semi-automatic weapons to fire automatically. I'm Scott Carr. A Kentucky woman is dead after a strong wind blew a giant restaurant sign onto her car. The woman was parked outside at Denny's in Elizabethtown Thursday when the big yellow sign came crashing onto a car, police say the 72 year old was taken to the hospital in critical condition and later died from her injuries, details continue to surface in the case against the man accused of murdering four university of Idaho students. Lisa Taylor has more. Legal experts say a newly unsealed search warrant may point to a motive, it also revealed that several items have been seized from Brian co burger's home following his arrest last month, including hair strands. The Washington state university PhD student is facing four counts of first degree murder. He's due back in court in June. I'm Lisa Taylor. The state attorney in Florida suspended by governor Ron DeSantis remains defiant after a federal judge upheld his suspension. This is not over. Following a hearing this week ousted hillsborough state attorney Andrew Warren read from the judge's ruling in which the judge confirmed violations of the law but said they were not essential to the case. The assertion that mister Warren neglected his duty or was incompetent is incorrect. This factual issue is not close. Judge Robert hinkle says he found violations of federal and state law but ruled he did not have authority to reinstate Warren, critically the judge ruled that a violation of the First Amendment was not essential to warrant suspension by governor desantis, Warren can now please case before another state court or the Florida Senate. Let's see if the governor actually believes in the rule of law. Let's see if the governor actually is a man of his work. In New York, I convicted sexual predator will spend the rest of his life in prison for abusing a group of students at Sarah Lawrence college, Larry ray was convicted this week of luring the students into a sadistic sex cult had terrorizing them for nearly a decade. He's been sentenced to 60 years in prison. It was last April a federal jury in New York City convicted the 63 year old father who met his victims when he moved into his daughter's dorm at Sarah Lawrence in 2010. I'm Scott Carr. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. Sam bankman freed's assets valued at almost $700 million will be subject to forfeiture if he's found guilty of fraud. Now, according to federal prosecutors leading the case against the FTX founder, in a court filing yesterday, the U.S. attorney for the southern district of New York outlined a ten accounts with a mix of shares, cash, and crypto, subject to forfeiture, prosecutors use forfeited assets as a way of clawing back assets defendants obtained through fraud. Cryptocurrency lender genesis global Holdco has filed for bankruptcy. The latest firm to collapse in the aftermath of the FTX exchange of swift downfall and last year's route in digital assets. We get the story on that from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. The company is backed by Barry silbert's digital currency group and at filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy in New York last week. Bankruptcy filings show it entered court protection with a restructuring plan already drawn up with hopes to implement it no later than May 19th. According to a statement, genesis will try to sell itself and distribute the proceeds to creditors. Charlie pellet, Bloomberg radio. Tesla CEO Elon Musk played down how much impact his tweets have on the company's stock as he defended himself at a trial over his 2018 tweet. You remember at about taking the electric carmaker private Musk told jurors yesterday in San Francisco federal court that it's difficult to say the stock price is linked to the tweet and just because I tweet about something doesn't mean people believe it or will act accordingly. The investors contended the tweets amounted to lies that cost them big losses from wild stock price swings over a ten day period before the plan was scrapped. Stocks had their first losing week of the year as optimism over slower inflation faded and investors focused on a slower economy instead. This as the Federal Reserve continues to raise interest rates. Bloomberg opinion columnist Muhammad el erian is a former CEO of pimco and now president of queens college Cambridge. He says in the debate over whether the next rate hike will be a quarter or a half percentage point, he'd go big. I would go personally for 50, and that's because I think inflation is going to get sticky in midyear, around 4%. And I'd rather get the tightening out of the way now than when the economy weakens. For the week, the S&P 500 fell 7 tenths of 1%, the Dow down 2.7%, the NASDAQ rose. 6 tenths of 1% this week. Meantime, treasury secretary Janet Yellen said the department doesn't prioritize some bills over others, and that any non payment of obligations is a default that would undoubtedly trigger a recession. Yellen spoke yesterday with reporters in Dakar, Senegal
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". As the new year welcomes a new Congress, both sides are gearing up for meetings. The White House is suggesting that President Biden will meet with Republican House speaker Kevin McCarthy in the next few weeks. Press secretary karine Jean Pierre on Friday said Biden looks forward to meeting with speaker McCarthy to discuss a range of issues as part of meetings with all of the new congressional leaders at the start of the year. No date has been confirmed for that meeting, an Illinois judge is granting a temporary restraining order to keep a new gun control law from being enforced against hundreds of plaintiffs about 800 lawsuits against the new ban and Illinois on assault weapons were filed in state and federal courts, the new law puts a limit on the sale of high capacity ammunition magazines and bans devices that allow semi-automatic weapons to fire rounds automatically. Those opposing the measure say it violates their Second Amendment rights, democratic governor JB pritzker remains confident the law will be upheld. Officials are looking into if contributions to failed New Mexico Republican political candidate, Solomon Pena's campaign were funneled by drug trafficking. Brian shook has more. Pena is accused of conspiring with and paying four men to take part in shootings at the Albuquerque area homes of two county commissioners and two state legislators all of which are democratic officials. He was arrested Monday after allegedly paying the men cash and texting them addresses of the people he wanted targeted. Pena lost his house race in November by a wide margin claiming it was the result of election fraud, and a convicted sexual predator will spend life in prison for abusing a group of students at Sarah Lawrence college in New York, Larry ray was convicted of lowering the students into a sadistic sex cult and terrorizing them for nearly a decade, has been sentenced to 60 years in prison. I'm Jim Forbes. Details continue to surface in the case against the man accused of murdering four university of Idaho students, legal experts say a newly unsealed search warrant may point to a motive. It also revealed that several items had been seized from Brian co burger's home following his arrest last month, including hair strands, the Washington state university PhD student, is facing four counts of first degree murder, he's due back in court in June. The playing field is starting to take shape in the race to see who might be, California's next U.S. senator. John Bernie has a look. Current office holder dianne Feinstein has not yet declared her intentions, but prominent Democrats are lining up to throw their hats into the ring. U.S. representative Katie Porter is a darling of the young progressive wing of the party, she announced her run last week insiders expect representatives Adam Schiff and Barbara Lee to follow suit at 89 Feinstein is the oldest setting senator, the LA times says, Feinstein will make a decision on her future by this spring. House majority leader Steve scalise is celebrating the Supreme Court's decision last year, which overturned roe V wade, the Louisiana Republican addressed the crowd at this year's march for life rally on Friday in Washington, D.C., scalise urged voters in the crowd to back pro life candidates and to push senators to support the born alive bill that recently passed the house. The bill would require physicians to give infants born after attempted abortions, medical care, the bill is unlikely to pass in the democratic controlled Senate, this year's pro life rally is the first since the Supreme Court overturned the roe V wade ruling that made abortion legal in all 50 states, and Netflix says it's putting limitations on account sharing over the next few months. The change will limit an account to users within one household instead of being shared with multiple external users, sharing outside the home can still be done, but it will require an extra unknown fee to be paid. I'm Jim Forbes. And now this Bloomberg sports update. We begin on the hardwood, where the Knicks entered Friday's game in Atlanta in an evenly matched affair, and they got work defensively in a one 39 one 24 loss. Julius Randle had a game high 32, all 5 Nick starters reached double figures. They had 6 players in all one off the bench. New York currently tied for 6 feet with Miami. Nancy, meanwhile, they were in the mile high to battle the surprising Utah Jazz who underwent a major overhaul this off season. Nets prevailed one 17 one O 6 despite trailing at halftime. Quite a night for Kyrie Irving, he had 48 points, 24 from deep. That's how the four seed. There are game behind the sixers and bucks, but a game up on the Cavaliers. College hoops, biggies play. St.
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"And I'm Karen Moscow stocks climbing in U.S. stock index futures are little change as investors assess prospects for less aggressive rate hikes and look forward to earnings from major banks. Let me check the markets all day long here on Bloomberg, S&P futures that'll change so our Dow features and NASDAQ futures are down a tenth of a percent or 14 points. The Dax in Germany is up four tenths of a percent. Can your treasury down four 30 seconds, you have 3.45% that yield on the two year 4.11%. Nymex crude oil is up 1% of 79 cents at $79, 19 cents a barrel. Comic schooled up half percent or $8 80 cents in 1907 60 an ounce. The Euro at 1.0841 against a dollar, British found 1.2231, the yen one 28.53, and Bitcoin this morning at four tenths of a percent. It's at $18,900. That's a Bloomberg vicious flash now here's Michael Barr with more on what's going on around the world, Michael. Karen, thank you very much. The Justice Department is now delving deeper into President Biden's handling of classified records after more documents were found. Attorney general Merrick Garland appointed a special counsel to oversee the investigation. The man accused of killing four university of Idaho students in November asked a judge to delay his preliminary hearing for nearly 6 more months. Brian co burger's lawyer told the judge they need more time to review the evidence and get their case ready. In the NBA, the Celtics have won 5 straight after beating the nets one O 9 98 in the NHL the rangers won in a shootout with the stars to one. The islanders and bruins
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"Com. Air traffic is being slowed in Florida due to a huge computer malfunction. The FAA says air traffic control issues are triggering hours long flight delays to most of Florida's airports. Miami international, Fort Lauderdale Hollywood international and Orlando international airports are all reporting delays. The FAA says the commuter issues are being resolved. The man accused of stabbing and killing four university of Idaho students plans to wave extradition. Brian co burger's attorney said on Saturday that waving extradition to Idaho is a procedural issue. Co burger was arrested last week in Pennsylvania his home state, NBC News reports a big crack in the case came from DNA, specifically genetic genealogy, a 19 year old main man is being charged with attempted murder after allegedly attacking three New York City police officers and Times Square on New Year's Eve. The suspect Trevor bickford remains hospitalized after being shot in the shoulder, while the three officers have all been released from the hospital. I'm Tammy trujillo. Adam dived in these Pellegrini and the Bloomberg newsroom. They've closed the books on 2022. It's a new trading year and some including Michael purvis, CEO of tal Beck and capital adviser is probably glad to put the toughest year for the S&P 500 since the financial crisis behind them. From 2022, when I certainly got raw and coming into it, was the persistence of inflation, which I underestimated inflation, which means I underestimated rates, which means I overestimated the PE that the S&P 500 would maintain. And purpose with us there on Bloomberg radio, rebound for stocks in Europe, the German Dax gaining more than 1% and in Paris, the Kaka almost 1.9% London closed for the long weekend holiday in Asia, South Korea's Cosby slipped about a half a percent as a country limits travelers from China on COVID concerns travel stocks getting especially hard hit. Tesla's stock to watch as we head to the U.S. open tomorrow, the EV maker delivering a record number of vehicles last quarter, but still missed estimates. Investors in the U.S. on inflation alert, with the next fed meeting in February, and the monthly jobs data coming out this Friday. And then all the carnage on Wall Street in 2022, drug maker Merck actually had its best yearly gain in more than two decades, more from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. Denise Merck was the top performing drug maker in the S&P 500 in 2022 as investors rewarded the company for strong earnings and upbeat clinical trial data, the stock gained 44% last year and is now trading at a record as the maker of the blockbuster cancer drug keytruda, an HPV vaccine gardasil got a boost from the companies solid earnings results. Denise? Thank you, Charlie. The fitness business bulking up for a fresh wave of business. Jim's across country, prepping for those new year's resolution memberships. West Jones has been managing gyms for over a decade. He says when people decide to pump up Jim's need to staff up. We have been taking the past couple of weeks to make sure that we're going to be properly staffed and that everybody's trained and ready for the influx. And John's manages a team at club four fit in Birmingham, Alabama
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"Always appreciate their thoughtful coverage and reporting. And that wraps up the first hour of the weekend edition of Bloomberg businessweek from Bloomberg radio, I'm Carol massar, to the back with me as we take a dive in the next hour down the big tech, rabbit hole. I had no next hour, Elon and Tesla, Mehta and Mark, Evie explosions and a museum in the desert for the lucky few. Tekken pursuits, they're coming up next in our holiday weekend edition of Bloomberg business week. This is Bloomberg. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg dot com on the Bloomberg business app. And at Bloomberg quick take. This is Bloomberg radio. A main man is facing charges of attempted murder after allegedly attacking three New York City police officers with a knife in Times Square on New Year's Eve. All three officers are out of the hospital, the suspected attacker, 19 year old Trevor bickford, remains hospitalized after being shot in the shoulder. Sources tell the New York Post that bickford was already on the FBI's watch list after recently being radicalized. The man accused of stabbing and killing for university of Idaho students plans to waive extradition. Brian co burger's attorney, chief public defender, Jason lebar, says co burger's parents are supporting their son. They're trying to stay off of the media. What they're hearing is not the Brian. They know and love. So it's really out of character. Lebar said on Saturday that waving extradition to Idaho is a procedural issue. 28 year old coburger was arrested last week in Pennsylvania, his home state. Next tradition hearing is set for tomorrow. U.S. senator Richard blumenthal is calling for airline reform, after Southwest Airlines, canceled and delayed a huge number of flights. The Connecticut Democrat is proposing a passenger Bill of rights, which would require airlines to provide refunds and fair compensation after flight delays caused by the airline. Between 2020 and 2022,
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"More. The New York Post reports the suspect traveled to the city from Maine on an Amtrak train last week and carried the handwritten note in his backpack. It's believed he may have become a radicalized Muslim in recent years following the death of his father in 2018. The suspect was shot in the shoulder during the attack. The man accused of stabbing and killing for university of Idaho students plans to waive extradition, Brian co burger's attorney said on Saturday that waving extradition to Idaho is a procedural issue, the 28 year old Washington state university graduate student is accused of murdering four students in a house near the university of Idaho campus in Moscow back in November. It's a new year and that means a host of new laws in states and cities across the country are now in effect, 27 states will see a minimum wage increase in 2023, the minimum wage in Washington state will increase to $15 74 cents the highest rate in the U.S.. Oscar nominated actor Jeremy Renner is reported to be in critical but stable condition after a snow plow accident. More from Mark Mayfield, renner's rep says the 51 year old actor was involved in a weather related accident while plowing snow on Sunday at his home in the Sierra Nevada mountains west of Reno. His rep said renner's family is with him and he is receiving excellent care. Renner is best known for playing Hawkeye in the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Thor and The Avengers. It was nominated for Academy Awards for his performance in the hurt locker and the town. He's currently starring in the paramount plus series mayor of Kingstown. And gangsta boo, a former member of three 6 mafia is dead the hip hop star's passing was confirmed by her former label mate DJ Paul in an Instagram tribute the cause of her death is unknown. I'm Michael kassner. Heavy rain across California over the weekend caused floods and damaged properties and Mateo resident Jim garibaldi says he saw a woman driver car into a flooded street. He basically lost traction and it floated all the way on the other side and submerged. He said he called 9-1-1 and a police officer jumped into the water and rescued the woman, the woman was taken to the hospital. Outgoing GOP congressman Adam Kissinger says he expects the Department of Justice to do the right thing his words and charge former president Trump with a crime. If this is not a crime, I don't know what is. If a president can incite an insurrection and not be held accountable, then really there's no limit to what a president can do or can't do. Appearing on CNN State of the Union, the Illinois Republicans said while he was fearful for American democracy in the short term, he was very optimistic in the long term. He also stated that he wouldn't do anything differently about his work on the House select committee that investigated 2020 ones capital riots, despite that likely costing him his political career. An employee at an Alabama airport is dead after an incident on the ramp, Jim Forbes explains. The federal aviation administration said the incident happened Saturday in which an American Airlines ground crew member was involved in a fatality around 3 p.m., all flights into and out of the Montgomery regional airport have been grounded until further notice and the airport was closed Saturday night. The FAA is continuing to investigate so far the victim's name or details of the incident have not been released. MGM Resorts is selling the property where the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history took place, Scott Carr with more. MGM said Friday, it had closed on the sale of the 15 acres so called village property on the Vegas strip, where in 2017
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"Take. This is Bloomberg radio. Pope emeritus Benedict the 16th has died at the age of 95. That's according to a spokesman for the Holy See, who says he passed away today to monastery in the Vatican, a special mass was held in his honor yesterday in Rome. Benedict resigned because of health concerns in 2013, becoming the first Pope to step down in around 600 years. People across the nation are reacting to the death of Emmy Award winning journalist Barbara Walters. Has more. Disney CEO bob Iger was one of the first to speak out calling Walters a true legend who hosted many of the most important interviews of our time. Wonder Woman actress Lynda Carter also expressed her condolences, thanking Walters for inspiring her as a child and giving endless possibilities to young girls who want to work in television. Several ABC correspondents have spoken out about her passing, including ABC world news tonight anchor, David Muir, and national affairs correspondent Deborah Roberts, who called Walters a trailblazer and a barrier breaker, even NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar got on social media to thank Walters for holding people accountable and for caring about the truth. I'm Chris. A suspect linked to last month's fatal stabbings of four university of Idaho students is awaiting extradition in Pennsylvania. Local officials say state police arrested 28 year old Brian co burger yesterday at a home in chestnut hill township. That's in Scranton. He's being held without bond. Court officials in Idaho say co burger will face four counts of first degree murder. Once he's returned to the state and expedition hearing is scheduled for Tuesday in Harrisburg. Although RSV and flu hospitalizations are decreasing across the U.S., COVID rates continue to climb. On Friday, the Centers for Disease Control reported flu activity is falling in most areas and RSV hospitalizations have fallen significantly since their peak last month. However, officials are still urging caution as COVID rates steadily increase this week's average of COVID hospitalizations was over 42,000 per day, an increase of over 4% from two weeks ago. I'm Brad Siegel. Pacific gas and electric company says it's ready for anything mother nature throws at California this weekend
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"In 2014, and police confirm a suspect is under arrest in the shocking murders of four Idaho college students, Moscow, Idaho police chief James Frey identified 28 year old suspect Brian co burger and confirmed he was under arrest, the November 13th stabbing desk shocked the nation and led to an intense investigation that dragged on for weeks, for I acknowledged the families of the victims became increasingly agitated as the investigation rolled on. I'm Jim Forbes. Now this Bloomberg sports update, the Giants will be looking to clinch their first playoff birth since 2016 when they host the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, New York's coming off a three point loss to the Vikings, but would secure its spot in the postseason for the first time in 6 years if it can come away with a victory in week 17. The jets are set to see a familiar face in week 17, gangrene will be looking to keep their playoff hopes alive when they visit former quarterback, Gino Smith, and the rest of the Seahawks in Seattle on Sunday. The New York Knicks have lost 5 straight and will try to get it done in Houston tonight. Meanwhile, the nets have won ten straight, they're the hottest team in the NBA. They'll visit Steve Clifford in the Charlotte hornets this evening. It's the third of four meetings between Brooklyn and Charlotte this season, the nets have won the first two. Friday night in college hoops who are Rutgers, defeat compensate 90 to 57 at home. That's the third straight win for the scarlet knights. On Saturday they seat in hall in St. John's will tangle, while Syracuse will play BC. The devil's got it done in Pittsburgh winning four to two prior to the tilt New Jersey had dropped to 8 of its last 9 games. Meanwhile, the New York rangers have dropped three of their last four and visit the Panthers on Sunday. The islanders like the jets will be in Seattle Sunday. They'll play in the evening, however, New York has now won three straight games after beating the blue jackets two to one on Thursday night. The top ranked Georgia bulldogs begin defensive their national championship Saturday the evening taking on number four Ohio State. The teams will meet at the peach bowl when Atlanta in the college football playoffs semifinals. Ohio State lost its only game of the season to Michigan, which placed TCU and the other semifinal matchup Saturday afternoon. And reportedly christiano Ronaldo is signed with Riyadh based club Al nasir. CBS sports reports the two and a half year contract is worth 75 million bucks per year. Ronaldo's contract with Manchester United was terminated last month, following an explosive interview with Piers Morgan. With a Bloomberg, sports update, I'm Bill, horrendous. This is a Bloomberg money minute. When's the last time you thought about a swatch
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"The nation are reacting to the death of Barbara Walters more now from Chris karaji. Disney CEO bob Iger was one of the first to speak out calling Walters a true legend who hosted many of the most important interviews of our time, Wonder Woman actress Lynda Carter also expressed her condolences, thanking Walters for inspiring her as a child and giving endless possibilities to young girls who want to work in television. Several ABC correspondents have spoken out about her passing, including ABC world news tonight anchor, David Muir, and national affairs correspondent Deborah Roberts, who called Walters a trailblazer and a barrier breaker, even NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar got on social media to thank Walters for holding people accountable and for caring about the truth. And police confirm an arrest has been made in the brutal murders of four Idaho college students, Moscow, Idaho police chief James Frey identified the suspect as 28 year old Brian co burger and confirmed he was under arrest, and that's the very latest, I'm Jim Forbes. Now this Bloomberg sports updates, the Giants will be looking to clinch their first playoff births since 2016, hosting the colts on Sunday, New York's coming off a three point loss to the Vikings, but would secure its spot in the postseason for the first time in 6 years if it can come away with a victory in week 17. The Jets have set to see a familiar face this week, gangrene will be looking to keep their playoff hopes alive when they visit former quarterback Gino Smith and the rest of the Seahawks in Seattle. The New York Knicks have lost 5 straight and will try to write the ship in Houston this evening. The hottest team in the association, the Brooklyn Nets visit Charlotte hornets and Steve Clifford, the nets have won ten straight. This will be the third of four meetings between Brooklyn and Charlotte this season, the nets have won both of the first two matchups. In college basketball on Friday night, Rutgers defeated visiting compensate 90 to 57 for the scarlet knights third street when on Saturday Seattle and St. John's will and Syracuse takes on BC. The devil's got it done in Pittsburgh when he four to two Friday night, New Jersey had dropped 8 of its last 9 games heading into the tilt on Sunday the Devils will host the hurricanes. The rangers have dropped three of their last four and visit the Panthers on Sunday. Meanwhile, the islanders will be in Seattle Sunday evening, New York has now won three straight games. And the top ranked Georgia bulldogs begin defensive their national championship set of the night, taking on number four Ohio State, the teams will clash at the peach bowl in Atlanta in the college football playoff semifinals. Michigan will play TCU and the other semifinal matchup on Saturday afternoon. And one of the world's most popular soccer stars is heading to Saudi Arabia, multiple reports say christiano Ronaldo aside with Riyadh based club Al Nasser, CBS sports reports the two and a half year contract is worth 75 million bucks per year Ronaldo's contract with Manchester United was terminated last month following an explosive interview with Piers Morgan. With a Bloomberg sports update, I'm Bill horrendous. This is a Bloomberg money minute. Companies are looking to cut costs in 2023. According to Deloitte's latest quarterly survey of chief financial officers, the study found that CFOs see a diminished appetite for risk next year. There will be a continued focus on managing through this recession. There obviously is a concern around what's happening with inflation, what's happening geopolitically. Steve galluci leads Deloitte's CFO program. There will continue to be significant investments made in technology, enabling technologies. I think CFOs look at the tight labor market and see that continuing into 2023. Another avenue for savings, more than a third of CFOs say they plan to take a hard look at how much office space they need in the new year. There continues to be a large focus on what type of real estate footprint a company should have, particularly in companies that employ a significant number of what is referred to as knowledge workers. I'm Ed Corey, Bloomberg radio. Bloomberg radio on demand and in your podcast feed. And the latest edition of the Bloomberg surveillance podcast, a conversation with Eric knutson, newburger Berman, multi asset class, chief investment officer. 2023 could continue to be pretty challenging for stocks, but we do think that we are at a bit of a sea change. I've been doing this almost as long as Howard marks and I would agree that the next period of time is going to be quite different from the last ten to 15 years. And one of the key elements there is that rates have to be in our view structurally higher associated with higher structural inflation. And the feds determination and frankly, the capital markets need to have a real positive real yield across the government bond curve. The fed is forecasting that rates at the end of this year are going to be 5 ish percent, growth is going to be half of a percent inflation is going to be 3.2%. That's a real yield of almost 2%. We haven't seen a real yield like that consistently for over 15 years. We think you should pay attention to the fed. And this is a dramatic change from the environment we've seen over the last ten to 15 years. Do we see a pivot Eric in 2023? That's not our expectation. The fed, we believe the fed and other central banks are going to need to maintain tight financial conditions through 2023. You see it with the bank of Japan beginning their normalization process even earlier than people expected and that then encourages the rest of global financial conditions to tighten and now what appears to be an even more rapid and perhaps chaotic and disorderly reopening by China, which could lead to more rapid growth more robust growth from China sooner rather than later. That just adds to