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MMA Fighter Takes Down Knife-Wielding Attacker
"The video is in the article. The footage went viral several days later leading to Baez making an appearance on TMZ and explaining what happened before, during and after his altercation. The man was identified by police as Omar Marrero and charged with two colonies, according to CBS news. What he likely did not know was that Baez held a 5 2 -1 record as a professional mixed martial artist most of his bouts with fight time promotions. Baez also told TMZ that he holds a black belt in jiu -jitsu, wrestled in college, practiced and has kickboxing for 15 years. So generally, he's a very bad person to pick a fight with, to the one holding a knife. And as they point out, this isn't the first time someone has had a fight. He's a very bad person to pick including an attempted car thief against Kevin Holland, a great fighter, an attempted mugging of strawweight Palina Viana, an attempted car theft against Jordan Williams, a home invasion of light heavyweight Anthony Smith, a drunken swing at Hall Hall of of Famer Matt Serra, a nighttime break -in at ex -light heavyweight champ John Jones' house. Can you imagine? Probably the greatest MMA fighter of all time, certainly one of them, an attempted stabbing of featherweight Maquon Americani's brother in an attempted mugging of legend Renzo Gracie. Renzo Gracie, the Gracie family. family. Unbelievable. There's a reason you see the word attempted a lot a in lot their attempted, because they all got their asses kicked. I'll be back. Mark Levin on 77 WABC. And before by legal media. Attention Marines, military personnel, families and contractors who were stationed at Camp Lejeune. Were you present And at Camp Lejeune between August 1953 and December of 1987, you may be entitled to significant For nearly 34 years, those on the Marine Corps base Camp Lejeune were exposed to contaminated drinking water, resulting in devastating injuries, including several forms of cancer, adverse birth outcomes, Parkinson's disease and more. until Until now, North Carolina's procedural laws have prevented victims from getting the justice they deserve. But passage of the Camp Lejeune Justice Act of 2022 would allow you or a loved one to file a lawsuit seeking compensation for illnesses and injuries. Linked to the toxic water call today for your free consultation 800
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"CBS News special report I'm Cami McCormick or to 25 and 55 powered by Maximus moving people and technology forward Ben Raby is back and we're talking college basketball Michelle up -and -down start to the year for the Maryland Terrapins the Terps a modest four -and -four record on the season but tonight they take on Penn State in the Big Ten home opener and this may be exactly what the Terrapins need getting back to 2022 the Terps have won 13 straight at home in conference play and head coach Kevin Willard hoping for more the same tonight if we have seventeen thousand be a big help I mean that's kind of what it was last year to be honest with you we had great a home court advantage Maryland and Penn State seven o 'clock tip at Xfinity Center meanwhile George Washington off and running GW improving a seven -and -two on the year with an overtime win over Navy MBA the final four is set for the in -season tournament the inaugural event Lakers will face the applicants in one semifinal while the Bucks will take on the Pacers the semifinals in championship games to be played in Las closer Vegas to home the Wizards back at Capital One Arena tonight as they take on the 76ers Ben Raby WTOP sports alright Ben thank you repeating the breaking news of the hour he created some of television's most beloved programs Norman Lear has died at the age of 100 and Taylor Swift is Times Person of the Year those stories straight ahead 856 ah that's the sound of knowing you've got a free ride home guaranteed if you like carpooling or and pool but worry about getting stuck at the office relax with commuter connections you can
Mike Gallagher Podcast
A highlight from Mike Gallagher Week in Review for Friday, November 3, 2023
"United States Border Patrol has exciting and rewarding career opportunities with the nation's largest law enforcement organization. Earn great pay, outstanding federal benefits, and up to $20 ,000 in recruitment incentives. Learn more online at CBP .gov slash career slash USBP. Welcome into The Mike Gallagher Show week in review podcast. Great to have you here. It is Friday, November the third. It's another week chock full of breaking news. Let's begin with this shocker. Over a hundred college professors at Columbia University in New York City signing a letter in support of pro -hamas protesters on campus. The anti -semitism we're seeing in the streets of America, particularly on college campuses, is astounding and we tackled it this week front and center. Over a hundred Columbia University professors signed a letter yesterday defending students who support Hamas. Can you imagine a college professor supporting monsters who put babies in ovens and and cooked them alive? Can you imagine over a hundred Columbia University professors, Ivy League staffers writing a letter supporting the students who defend Hamas? You'd send your kid to college at Columbia, you'd be out of your mind. You would be out of your mind. If you've got a son or daughter who wants to go get some hugely successful career and they think Columbia University is the path to take, you'd be nuts to let your kid go to Columbia, much less pay for it. And donors, you would donate to Columbia University? Over a hundred professors defending students who are supporting bloodthirsty animalistic terrorists. They put babies in ovens. They raped women and broke their legs before murdering them. They chopped soldiers' heads off. They chopped babies' heads off. And these moron professors, and they are morons, they are ignorant fools, wrote a letter demanding for support the moron students defending terrorism. Meanwhile, the House of Representatives has a brand new speaker. He's Representative Mike Johnson, a Republican from Louisiana. Democrats are none too happy about this guy. In fact, they are literally denouncing his Bible -believing Christianity. Wait till you hear what MSNBC personality and former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki had to say about Mike Johnson's religious beliefs. Does the Bible inform your worldview? The new Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, a little -known congressman from Louisiana, has had the audacity to admit that for him the Bible informs his worldview. Jen Psaki was the White House Press Secretary. She now has her own show on MSNBC, and she is undoubtedly very popular among the left. I want you to hear Jen Psaki expressing her shock and disgust and mortification at the newly elected Speaker of the House, admitting that he's a Bible -believing Christian. So let's take a few minutes to talk about this new speaker. First glance, Mike Johnson does seem fine, fine -ish. Conservative, yes, but he once started a civility caucus with a Democrat. And I mean, if nothing else, he wears a suit and has glasses. How threatening can this guy actually be? Well, he gave us all a little clue as to how he would govern in an interview this week. I am a Bible -believing Christian. Someone asked me today in the media, they said, it's curious. People are curious. What does Mike Johnson think about any issue under the sun? I said, well, go pick up a Bible off your shelf and read it. That's, that's my worldview. You heard that right. The Bible doesn't just inform his worldview. It is his worldview. In fact, during his first speech in his new job, Johnson suggested that his election as speaker was an act of God. Talk about a bit of a humble brag there. So what exactly has God apparently called on Mike Johnson to do? Well, his views on policy are essentially what you'd expect from a religious fundamentalist. They're more divisive than they are divine. She's threatened. They're threatened by a religious fundamentalist like Mike Johnson. And you heard what she, the way she described it. It's threatening. We should be scared because he's a Christian. Now you just heard that, right? I mean, I'm not hallucinating, right? I just played a clip from MSNBC and she's got some MSNBC bona fides. She was the White House press secretary. She's no slouch in terms of elocution. She knows what she's saying. She forms the word. She's reading those words on a teleprompter. Let me again repeat what Jen Psaki just told her national audience. We should be scared of Mike Johnson because he's a Christian. Let that sink in. This is the Mike Gallagher Show Week in Review podcast. I hope you'll subscribe. Don't miss any of the great content that we produce every single day. If you missed anything, you'll catch up with us. The Israeli consulate in New York City invited the media to a special event. They shared firsthand evidence of the brutality of Hamas in Israel. This is very difficult to hear, but we can't turn away. We must be aware of what actually happened on October 7th in Israel. Kelly Jane Torrance writes about it. None of us wanted to see such sites, this person writes, but none of us would give up the opportunity. The world needs to know what happened. Journalists, about 20 of us had to leave our cell phones and Apple watches at the door. Some of the footage had never been released and Israeli authorities had their reasons for showing it only to select reporters and some select others like Joe Biden. They're concerned about the feelings of the families involved. They also don't want such horror and humiliation broadcast worldwide. One retired major general and reservist, Mickey Edelstein said, we have values. This reporter said, human beings still have the capacity to shock if one can call Hamas human beings. I will long be haunted by what I saw. The footage eases you into things, she writes, a little. Terrorists fire at motorists on the highway. They enter a kibbutz and blow an ambulance's tires first. They shoot a dog who reminds, who remains shaking on the street. They light a home on fire. Then, then they start entering the houses. Israel collected video from a wide variety of sources, public closed circuit TV, traffic cameras, dash cams of terrorists and of victims, as well as their social media posts and messages at home. You can hear the murderers breathe heavily as they nervously approach their prey. It was almost impossible to watch the council general admitted afterward. He couldn't even stay for the whole screening. A father tries to get his young children dressed only in underpants safely to a backyard shelter. A grenade lands before he can close the door. He's dead. A terrorist takes the two boys back into the house. The security camera captures their devastation. The blast blinded one boy in an eye, the other falls to the ground, plaintively pleading, why am I alive? Why am I alive? Blood is everywhere. A man with his nose blown off, headless Israeli soldiers, an elderly woman clad only in her brightly colored underwear, never meant to be seen by so many. Piles of bodies surrounded by young men, celebrating, chanting Aluakbar. A broken woman is taken from the back of a Jeep, the rear of her pants covered in blood. We can easily understand what likely happened to her. Young men clamor over trying to get a look inside. Women who were raped had their legs broken, then they were killed. So they were raped, they had their legs broken, and then they were murdered. Many times Kelly Jane Torrance writes, I wanted to look away, but I forced myself not to. We journalists had to see so what happened we could tell the world. Yet here is a line from a CBS news piece written by a journalist who saw the footage, quote, in another clip, a militant stands over a man who appears to have been shot in the gut and hacks at him multiple times with a garden hoe. Interestingly, the words terrorist or terrorism don't appear in this piece. They don't appear in the New York Times report of that screening either. I can tell you it was not a militant who stands over a man. A group of terrorists argue over who gets to behead the man. A Thai worker bleeding profusely from his stomach but still alive. Someone hacks at him repeatedly with a hoe trying to behead him. Every single time the terrorist yells Alua Akbar. That difference in detail is why the consulate staff sat through 45 minutes of misery. They need people to see what happened. Sure, dead babies were found without their heads, but who knows who did the deed, according to journalists from serious publications, supposedly publications. serious She says, the hate I witnessed goes beyond those who entered Israel. A young man uses a dead Israeli woman's phone to call his parents and brag of killing 10 Jews, quote, with my bare hands. He pleads to his father, please be proud of me, dad. That's the culture Israel must fight. Then there's New York City. A day after the screening of this video, thousands of anti -Semites marched into Manhattan via the Brooklyn Bridge after a rally at the Brooklyn Museum. At the front were people holding a banner that read, by any means necessary. This journalist who saw these atrocities committed by these monsters, these savages called Hamas, writes, understand what a sign like that means. These people know what happened October 7th. They're gathering in large numbers in New York and cities around the world, including America, to show their support for the animals who committed these atrocities. They are as bloodthirsty as the heavy breathing terrorists whose voices the people of Israel will never get out of their heads. And that's so important. You must know what pro -Hamas demonstrators are. On the pop culture front, actor Matthew Perry, best known for his role on the sitcom series Friends, passed away at the age of 54. He was found in his hot tub in his Los Angeles home, apparently drowned. A very interesting conversation resulted in vaccines with the shocking death of Matthew Perry. 54 years old, he was one of the stars of Friends. He was found dead in his jacuzzi at his Los Angeles home. And right away, people started rushing in saying he was a big pro -vaccination guy. The anti -vaxxers, as they're known, went bonkers, saying, how does a 54 -year -old guy who was allegedly clean and sober, he had had a lifetime of trouble with drugs and alcohol, apparently, rough life, he had gotten his act together, he wrote a memoir last year, and he was lounging in his jacuzzi, and he died. And so far, the police say, no sign of foul play. There were some prescription drugs found, but no illegal drugs or illicit drugs. And this guy was part of the culture and one of the most successful sitcom actors of all time, and one of the most successful sitcoms of all time, Friends. And apparently, he had his personal assistant go out to run some errands. The assistant came back after a couple hours and found this guy dead in the jacuzzi in the backyard of the pool. A lot of people were tweeting and writing on social media. This is not a conspiracy theory. People are suddenly dying. People are having heart attacks. And they pointed out that Matthew Perry had tweeted out like a year ago, could I be any more vaccinated? Get your shot and then get your shirt. Shop the entire collection. And it was a collection of t -shirts bragging about getting vaccinated. And people were tweeting out things like, do you believe Matthew Perry died from heart issues in his jacuzzi that were caused by him getting so many COVID vaccines? Again, he once promoted a t -shirt that said, could I be any more vaccinated? Well, you know, I know we don't want to open up that whole can of worms again. On the other hand, did you see the story about the new analysis by the FDA, the Food and Drug Administration, said that there may be an increase in the risk of stroke when you get a COVID shot on the same day as when you get certain flu vaccines. A new analysis found the link was clearest in adults over 85. It applied to the Pfizer and Moderna COVID booster vaccines. The FDA said the risk might stem from the flu vaccine alone and be completely unrelated to the COVID shots. I think it's fair to say, and I just want to start right here and say, whether we like it or not, most Americans, I think, and I want you to correct me if you think I've got this wrong, most Americans have a deep distrust over just about any vaccine. There was a horrific incidence of violence this week in New York City. It erupted after an argument between neighbors of a New York City apartment building. It was all captured on closed circuit surveillance video. Maybe you've seen the ghastly video of a neighbor in an apartment building who executed a father and his stepson over a dispute regarding noise. It was all captured on closed circuit surveillance video. It's awful. I don't want to play it. I mean, this guy came with a gun ready to confront this family. There had apparently been a history of arguing between these two tenants of the apartment building, I think it was in Brooklyn, and the family comes out to confront the guy. He's wearing a jacket. He's dressed all in black. And the closed circuit surveillance cameras are just crystal clear. One thing about this closed circuit TVs now, the video quality is as good as anything you see on a TV network. You can get these ring cameras and everything, and they're a real good deterrent, I think, for criminals, because they work well. I've got a whole set of them at a property that I own, and you can see everything. It records automatically. If there's movement, you can set all kinds of settings. Anyway, they had a closed circuit camera in the hallway of this apartment building. This guy's waiting. He's pacing. They're arguing. The dad comes out, and he's very threatening. He's apparently a bodybuilder. The father was this big, hulking, you know, muscular, tall guy. And he storms out with a pair of scissors in his hand, and they're arguing about the noise. And according to news reports, you know what the noise was? The family that the other guy was objecting to, they lived above this guy, and they didn't have carpeting on the floor. So whenever they walked, they were walking on wood floors, and it made a lot of noise, and it just aggravated the guy down below. So the guy down below shows up. He's in the hallway. He's got a jacket on. They're arguing. The family's arguing. The big, you know, bodybuilder is towering over the guy with a pair of scissors. Well, the shorter guy that came up to complain, he pulls out a gun, a handgun. The father immediately retreats. Doesn't matter. This guy starts blasting away. He shoots the dad multiple times. It's all caught on camera. The son, the stepson, tries to get away. He executes the stepson, pumps him full of bullets, and then he goes over to the dad, who's trying to get up. He's fallen by the door and puts a couple more bullets in his head for good measure. I mean, it was a stone cold execution. And there was a big debate on social media about whether or not it was self -defense or not. Well, of course it wasn't self -defense. He executed them. He's arguing with them about noise in an apartment. Now a family is shattered. And the breaking news, the reason I'm telling you this whole story is there is some news. They got the guy. Police shot him at a traffic stop moments ago in Brooklyn. The 47 -year -old suspect, Jason Pass, was in a car when police got a hit on his license plate. They performed a traffic stop, at which point the situation took a violent turn. He charged at the cops with a knife. They shot him. He's been rushed to an area hospital in critical condition. So everybody's lives are... And there's a moral to the story here. And the reason I think it's important to talk about it is more and more people are arming themselves. It's inevitable. Look at the world around us. Listen, I'm starting up the process again here in Florida. Years ago, I got a concealed carry permit course that I took in South Carolina. But you know, it's been years. I was living in New York City. You sure aren't supposed to have a gun in New York. And now that I'm a Florida resident, I'm going to be armed. You were there with Mike Lindell through thick and through thin. You appreciate that Mike has been targeted and they've tried to stop him. The MyPillow six -piece bath towel sets are finally back in stock. 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WTOP 24 Hour News
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"I expect so. But look, he is running and I have to Donald Trump will once again skip a Republican presidential debate. Nikki Haley, Rhonda Santis, Chris Christie and Vivek Ramaswamy will be there for the fourth GOP faceoff in Alabama tonight on News Nation, WSB talk radio host, Eric Erickson. DeSantis has not really gotten any momentum in the race as Haley is gaining momentum. So how does DeSantis kind of deflect that? At the same time, Haley is going to be fired at by Vivek Ramaswamy absolutely on the campaign stage. Israeli ground troops are deep inside the southern Gaza city of Khan Yunis today, where the IDF says they're engaged in the heaviest combat of the war so far. Spokesman Daniel Hagari says it's about freeing captives. This is an urgent call for action. The international community must take action. The Red Cross must have access to the hostages that are in the hands of Hamas. UN The calls the humanitarian situation in Khan Yunis apocalyptic. Here in the US, the agreement to end the actor's strike sticks. Their union says actors have voted to ratify a three year contract deal with Hollywood studios that ended a nearly four month long strike. The 78 percent approval from the members of SAG -AFTRA was no certainty, with some prominent members voicing dissent on the deal. The union's sticking points included pay, pension, and protections, health and AI protections. Jennifer Kiper, CBS News. Time magazine has just announced it's person of the year. Yep, it's Taylor Swift. She's no problem. Time calls her an extraordinary storyteller. This is CBS News. Exergen thermometers are a top choice of medical professionals at highly ranked
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"CBS news already in progress. Also on face the nation Israeli ambassador to the US Michael Herzog on Iran's possible role in the attack. We suspect the rain hands behind the scenes. As you know Hamas in Iran are closely tied. Iran provides the material support funding and weapons to Hamas. Tourism is reopening in the area of the Maui wildfire, but not everyone is happy about it. Hotels and timeshares are welcoming back visitors in west Maui near the town of Lahaina months two since the historic town was largely destroyed by a wildfire. The fire that leveled most of the people. The governor of Hawaii has been pushing to restart tourism to support the economy. For now the properties that are reopening are a few miles from the devastation. Residents are wary of wildfire tourism and disrespect to the town those who died and those who lost everything. Lindy Kenyon, CBS News. There's a new CBS News poll about who will become the next House Speaker after Kevin McCarthy was ousted. CBS deputy director of elections and surveys Jennifer Pinto. The American public wants a House Speaker who will work across the aisle and try to cut spending and not someone who will try to impeach Joe Biden. House Republicans and their rank and file want some different things. Most of the nation's Republicans do seek bipartisanship, but more, almost three quarters, want a House Speaker who will try to impeach Biden and a majority also wants someone who will be loyal to Donald Trump. Nearly 500 people were killed in an earthquake in Afghanistan, the BBC's Yogita LeMay. A 6 3 magnitude earthquake shook western Afghanistan on Saturday morning. There were at least three powerful Now. Photos and videos coming in from villages near Herat city show homes reduced to rubble and people trying Republicans. out from under mud and stones. This is CBS News. Staple stores provide innovative products and services for small business, remote workers and learners, even teachers and It's 303 on Sunday, October 8 57 degrees, mostly sunny and breezy highs in the low sixties. Good afternoon. I'm Sandy Kozel with the top local stories we're following this hour while assuring Americans. There are no credible threats locally. Some U. S cities are ramping up security around houses
WTOP 24 Hour News
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"Harris, CBS News, Washington. Now that George Santos has been moved from Congress, a special election has been set to fill his House seat. New York Governor Kathy Hochul says a special election will be held Tuesday, February 13 to replace George Santos. This represents district parts of the Queensborough of New York City as well as Long Island. It could be an opportunity for Democrats pick to up a seat in a district that voted for President Biden in the last election. Santos was removed from office last week, becoming just the sixth member of the House and the first Republican to be expelled from their seat. Matt Cooper, CBS News, New York. The Republican majority in the House shrank to 221 to 213 with Santos' removal. He still faces 23 felony charges related to of allegations misconduct. Here's your Chill The question of the day. Chris from Florida asks, How do you handle an annuity that is left to two people, but don't they agree on how to get the payout? It's either one lump sum or paid out over five years. One person just wants it in
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"Just left them feels because it's not really clear what anyone can do with them. Not really clear what anyone can do with them. We'll see what happens there. We're monitoring it all for you here on Bloomberg Radio. And that was Linda Lu of Bloomberg News with Bloomberg's Paul Allen and Sherry Ahn. And that is it for this edition of Bloomberg Best. I'm Denise Pellegrini. This is Bloomberg. Stay with us. Top stories and global business headlines coming up right now. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. More than 40 million people in Southern California are under tropical storm warnings. The National Hurricane Center says Hillary has weakened to a Category 3 storm with sustained winds near 115 miles per hour and is about 710 miles south southeast of San Diego. Ryan Baker has more. San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria says the city is prepared for Hurricane Hillary. I want to reassure San Diegans that their city is prepared to respond swiftly and effectively to the impacts of this storm may bring. The Los Angeles Director of Emergency Management says the storm could affect a wide area of the southwestern portion of the United States. This will impact not just LA County but all of southwestern California, potentially Arizona and Nevada also. I'm Ryan Baker. People on the Hawaiian island of Maui are bracing for what could be a devastating death toll as more than a thousand people are still missing. Search and rescue teams are digging through the ashes and rubble of what was the town of Lahaina. Family members of missing Lahaina senior home residents like Clifford Abihai are frantically searching for their loved ones who remain unaccounted for. I'm going to Hawaii. I'm going to find out information. I'm going to look people in the eye and I'm going to, you know, shred out and ask them, you know, what's been done. At least 111 people are confirmed dead and Hawaii Governor Josh Green has told CBS News.
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"Bash. The US is facing extraordinary threats after the Hamas attack on Israel. This is coming in a new bulletin reviewed by CBS News. The new intelligence review by CBS News predicts ISIS and Al Qaeda, their media and supporters, will likely use the Israel Hamas conflict to increase calls for violence in the US this holiday season compared to prior years. The internal government report mirrors warnings from the FBI director on Capitol Hill that the threats against the US are at extraordinary levels. Catherine Harris, CBS News, Washington. Now that George Santos has been moved from Congress, a special election has been set to fill his House seat. New York Governor Kathy
Cryptocurrency for Beginners: with Crypto Casey
A highlight from Bitcoin to Hit $100k BEFORE Halving in Q2 2024? (Why its Possible! ) Crypto News this Week!
"Just in. SEC Chair Gary Gensler pivots agency's attention to AI. We can get to crypto later. The SEC Chair called AI the most transformative technology of this generation and stressed the need to prepare for its influence on financial markets. Wow, how did we go from this to we can get to crypto later? Is it because Gensler is on a crusade to protect and defend retail investors like you and I? Or is it because last month a federal judge in the SEC lawsuits against Ripple and Terraform said he overstepped his authority by trying to regulate the sector? Or is it because the largest asset manager in the world, BlackRock, is now bullish on crypto? Let me know what you think in the comments below. Either way, the SEC now looking the other way, and in light of Ripple winning a battle in the ongoing war versus the SEC, Coinbase asks US federal judge to dismiss SEC's lawsuit. Coinbase leaned on the recent Ripple matter in Friday's filing, noting the SEC's lawsuit hinges on the type of transactions that the judge deemed outside of the regulator's jurisdiction. Nice. So while Gensler puts crypto on the back burner and instead embarks on a mission to protect us from artificial intelligence and the financial markets, the people US regulatory agencies claim to fight for us Americans are battling banks after accounts are frozen. Access to hard earned cash is denied. According to a new report from CBS News, a rash of banking customers are reaching out and detailing months and sometimes years long battles to gain access to their own money. Once the major news outlet gets involved and begins to report on a particular claim, the dispute is often instantly resolved. Crazy how these banks and big corporations only care about the people who give them money when they are put on blast in the media. And if frozen and denial of access to our money, property and freedom at large by banks isn't alarming enough. Also this week, customers report missing deposits from Wells Fargo bank accounts. Wells Fargo is dealing with a technical issue that has resulted in customers reporting that their direct deposits had disappeared from their bank accounts. On Thursday, a torrent of customers contacted Wells Fargo on Twitter, now officially branded as X, claiming they could not access money that they deposited into the bank. One person tweeted that he had been hit with an overdraft fee after money went missing from his account. Wells Fargo, this is the second largest bank in the US. The bank has also been plagued by scandal in recent years. The company settled with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in December, agreeing to pay customers $2 billion and a record $1 .7 billion fine for widespread mismanagement over multiple years that harmed over 16 million consumer accounts. Since then, the bank has also admitted to several other scandals, including in its auto loan business and mortgage business. The bank wrongfully repossessed some borrowers' vehicles, improperly charged fees and interest, and failed to refund certain fees, regulators say. Wells Fargo also improperly denied thousands of mortgage loan modifications, causing some customers to lose their homes in wrongful foreclosures, according to US regulators. People are losing their cars, their homes, their money from lack of access and improper fees and interest that are never refunded, while regulators squabble over whether certain cryptos are securities and now over AI that can manipulate financial markets. Now, would you rather regulators protect your cars, homes and actual hard -earned money in your bank accounts or focus on determining which cryptos are securities and trying and likely failing miserably at preventing AI from manipulating financial markets? Let me know in the comments below. In light of all this, is it any wonder that $262 billion in deposits, exits, JP Morgan, Wells Fargo, Bank of America and Citi in one year as government reveals collapse of another US bank? America's biggest banks are witnessing a contraction of consumer deposits as another regional bank is forced to close its doors. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, FDIC, says Heartland Tri -State Bank of Elkhart, Kansas failed on July 28. The collapse comes as a new report reveals the amount of cash that customers have taken out of the four largest banks in the US. So, what are people doing with their cash? What is the latest with the US dollar? What is the latest with crypto? Is there a compelling case for Bitcoin to reach $100 ,000 by the halving in April of 2024? Hello, I'm Crypto Casey and welcome to another episode of Crypto This Week. Let's take a look at the global news stories in the state of the current macro environment. 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For the second time in its history, the United States saw its AAA rating on long -term debt downgraded by a credit rating firm. Fitch Ratings said the downgrade of the US, which is now rated AA +, reflects the expected fiscal deterioration over the next three years, a high and growing general government debt burden, and the erosion of governance relative to AA - and AAA -rated peers over the last two decades that has manifested in repeated debt limit standoffs and last -minute resolutions. The federal government is now shelling out an unprecedented amount of money to pay interest on its debt. $476 billion in 2022, an increase of 35 % from the previous year. The nonpartisan Peter G. Peterson Foundation says Americans are likely to spend $9 trillion in interest on the debt over the next decade, making it perhaps the single largest federal expenditure in the coming years and crowding out other programs. Meanwhile, Democrats are blaming Republicans, Republicans are blaming Democrats, the US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is calling the Fitch Ratings decision flawed and unwarranted. And all of this is just an example of politicians' highest and best use, recklessly spending other people's money, our money, recklessly printing more money to give to themselves and their corporate cronies, and then blaming the other parties for problems and one big act of fiction to spin the illusion that the US is a two -party system when it's actually just a one -party system, the business party. Republicans, Democrats, it doesn't matter, they're all in on it and they carry on this ruse to keep us distracted, divided, dumb, numb, and poor, nice. So just to quickly explore why a downgrade in our US government bonds is bad, basically one of the main ways we pay interest on existing debt is by issuing more debt in the form of bonds. And we are already seeing countries around the world ditch the US dollar, so the last thing the government wants is our credit rating to continue to decline because less countries would choose to buy more government bonds, which we need to pay interest on our current debt. And like we explored in a video a month or so ago, countries had already stopped buying US bonds to the point where the Fed jumped in and started buying bonds. So we are already in this weird Ponzi scheme circle jerk situation where the US Treasury is issuing bonds and the Federal Reserve is one of the main purchasers of the bonds. Absolute insanity and it's not sustainable. And most people probably don't even know that in June, the national debt hit 32 trillion dollars. If you find this strange because it feels like only yesterday that the national debt was 20 trillion, you can be forgiven. It practically was. It was in 2017 that the national debt hit 20 trillion. You read that correctly. The US government racked up an astonishing 12 trillion dollars in 6 years. Sadly, this spending frenzy will have serious consequences for the future of our children and grandchildren and other countries see the writing on the wall. As this week, Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa bricks to settle global trade in local currency ditching the US dollar. Also this week, the president of Brazil said, quote, Everyone knows that I defend the idea that we have our own currency to trade between countries. I've said publicly, why does Brazil need the dollar to trade with China? We can do it in our own currency. Why does Brazil need the dollar to trade with Argentina? And in a few weeks from August 2nd through the 24th, BRICS along with 20 other countries are going to a summit in South Africa to discuss ditching the dollar as the global reserve currency. And here's the deal. What's important to understand is that in addition to the fact that almost 80 % of all US dollars that currently exist were printed in just the last few years, over 60 % of all US dollars in circulation are actually outside of the US around the world. So keeping in mind, the more dollars that exist, the less valuable they are, the less goods and services we can buy with them. Imagine when countries stop using the dollar, and all that money outside of the country starts coming back here and exists here domestically, that in addition to countries dropping the US dollar for trading could cause a serious hyperinflation problem for us, where US dollars rapidly devalue, and everything becomes extremely expensive, especially things that we import, which we import way more than we export bears for the US dollar, while likely bullish for Bitcoin, crypto and other types of assets that limit our exposure to currency devaluation. And interestingly enough, Bitcoin has been more stable than gold and stocks, violent price action could ensue violent to the downside or upside. Well, there is a case to be made for the possibility of Bitcoin hitting $100 ,000 before the halving in April of 2024. Let's explore why. KPMG, one of the top four largest accounting firms in the world acknowledges the positive impacts Bitcoin can have on the environment. And here's why. Bitcoin mining can happen anywhere around the world where there is electricity. So a primary driver of where mining occurs has to do with how much electricity costs. Wherever there is cheap electricity, Bitcoin mining will gravitate to, and right now the cheapest form of energy is called waste energy. Energy that is produced but not consumed. Waste energy is energy that cannot be distributed or cannot be used in a cost -effective manner because it's remote. Things like off -flaring of gas, hydro that exceeds local demand and other forms of renewable energy that exceed local demand and do not have distribution mechanisms. So whether it's hydroelectric, solar or wind, all of those forms of energy tend to have a mismatch between where the energy is produced and where it's consumed. And there are situations when energy isn't used, it's wasted. So for example, if Bitcoin miners linked up to a solar panel that is overproducing energy that isn't being used actually subsidizes solar panels and solar energy. So Bitcoin actually subsidizes renewable energy. And it's decentralized nature where no one person, corporation, government or entity controls the network, Bitcoin can be an ESG driver. Cool. Let's check out some other bullish news. Bitcoin OG bets surprising sum on Bitcoin hitting $100 ,000 before the halving. Adam Back has joined a growing roster of market commentators who are bullish on the price of Bitcoin ahead of its next year's halving event. And as we discussed last week, BlackRock is also extremely bullish on Bitcoin, which has a lot of people extremely bullish as well. Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz says Larry Fink's Bitcoin support is game -changing. BlackRock CEO Larry Fink's recent endorsement of Bitcoin is the number one reason to be bullish on the asset right now, according to Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz. The most important thing that happened this year in Bitcoin is Larry Fink, Novogratz said in an interview with Bloomberg last week. The investment managers support caught investors by surprise last month after BlackRock filed to launch a Bitcoin spot ETF, an investment product yet to hit the U .S. market. And what's interesting to keep in mind as crypto investors is a BlackRock Bitcoin ETF wouldn't be possible without Bitcoin miners. With institutions like BlackRock Fidelity and ARK Investments all seeking SEC approval for Bitcoin ETFs, it's time to thank Bitcoin miners for laying the groundwork for industry expansion. But a spot Bitcoin ETF also raises the uncomfortable prospect of outflows in capital from mining stocks to Wall Street financial products, wherein banks enter a more favorable regulatory climate and benefit enormously from operating expense ratio, OER fees, built into the ETFs. As highlighted in an op -ed for CoinDesk this spring, miners will meanwhile face a lower margin environment with the halving of it next year, set to reduce the amount of mineable Bitcoin by 50 percent. So another interesting thing to keep in mind is that BlackRock is invested in the biggest Bitcoin mining company called Core Scientific to help it survive through a bankruptcy. And just this week, Core Scientific appoints Adam Sullivan as CEO amid restructuring process. The company claims to have seen a boost in liquidity in recent months and is expected to emerge from bankruptcy proceedings by the end of the year. And keeping all of these interesting things in mind, this is why a compelling case exists for a 100k Bitcoin before the halving. Bitcoin miners need Bitcoin price over $98 ,000 by the halving. To avoid being in the red, publicly listed Bitcoin mining companies will need the Bitcoin price to be at least $98 ,000 by the 2024 halving. So, do you think BlackRock, the largest asset manager in the world, and their efforts to launch a spot ETF, their investment in Core Scientific Bitcoin mining company, the recommendation for 84 % of investment portfolios to consist of Bitcoin, among other things, could cause some insane price action to the upside where Bitcoin reaches 100k before the halving? 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Mark Levin
David Brooks: What if We're the Bad Guys Here?
"Said what he said is not new others have said it 400 ,000 people purchased a copy of unfreedom of the and in there I mentioned a gentleman by the name of Will Rahn CBS News digital political correspondent and tell me if this sounds something like the David Brooks everybody's so excited about November 11 2016 shortly after Donald Trump's election Will Rahn CBS News digital political correspondent of the network's managing director of politics wrote an extraordinary opinion piece the unbearable smugness of the press which in he
DerrickTalk
Police Report Filed After Cardi B Throws Mic At Fan Who Tossed Beverage At Her During Vegas Show
"A woman hit by a microphone thrown by Cardi B during a performance over the weekend has filed a police report following the incident. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department said on Monday Cardi B threw her microphone in the direction of a fan who tossed a drink at the rapper during her Las Vegas show. This was on Saturday. It's unclear if the concertgoer is the same person who filed the report. Spectators at the show caught the moment on video which showed a concertgoer throw a beverage at the rapper. Now while she is actually performing her song Bodak Yellow, Cardi B retaliated by pelting her mic at the fan who was escorted out by security moments later. A rep for Cardi B did not respond to CBS News' request for comment. The artist has yet to address the incident directly, but she did retweet a video of it. Prior to the incident, rapper Cardi B was heard asking audience members to splash some water on her. So she got exactly what she asked for. Now the incident marks a troubling trend of fans dangerously interacting with artists at live shows, Bebe Rexha, Drake, Harry Styles, Kid Cudi. They were all recently hit by cell phones from audience members at their shows. Country music star Kelsea Ballerini was also hit in the eye after a fan tossed a bracelet at the singer. Now Cardi B and this mic throwing incident happened during a outdoor set on Saturday at Dry's Beach Club in Las Vegas. Common sense is not so common. If you're a fan and you're going to a show to see your favorite artist, I don't care if it's Beyonce, Nicki Minaj, Cardi B, don't throw stuff on stage. That's common sense. These people are here performing, they're making money, they're doing what they do. Why would you throw something on stage? Why would you throw a beverage? Even if she's jokingly saying, splash me with water, she doesn't mean throw a beverage at her. That's common sense. I think what actually happens is people are turned up, they're drinking and they're having a good time and they just lose their selves in the ambiance of the moment. But common sense tells you if these people are on stage performing, Drake, Kid Cudi, people like that, very popular artists, obviously fans love them, they have adoring fans. But act like you got some common sense is basically what I'm trying to say. So we're going to keep you posted on this. Our Cardi B story again, she threw her microphone at a fan who basically tossed a beverage at her during a show in Las Vegas. You guys have been logged into another edition of Convo Over Cigars. I'm your host, Derek Andre Flemming, wishing everyone a great Tuesday. Take care, guys.
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Appeals court rejects Trump effort to block Pence testimony
"And appeals court ruling has cleared the way for Mike Pence to testify about the events leading up to the January 6th riot at the U.S. capitol. A U.S. circuit Court of Appeals panel rejected a bid by Donald Trump to block his former vice president Mike Pence from testifying before the grand jury that for months has been investigating the January 6th attack and efforts to subvert the 2020 election. Trump's attorneys had cited executive privilege concerns. It's not clear when Pence might testify, but it would be a milestone moment that could give prosecutors a key first person account of events, the former governor of Indiana has spoken extensively about Trump's pressure to reject Biden's victory and in an interview with CBS News face the nation, he said, will obey the law will tell the truth, in his 2022 memoir, so help me God, Pence described Trump as my friend, but says therefore your relationship did not end well, he writes about how angry he was about the mob that wanted to kill him, while gingerly trying not to alienate supporters of the man that egged them on. Jennifer King, Washington
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
51 Intelligence Officials Caught in Deliberate Election Interference
"I'm continuing my discussion of the 51 intelligence officials who signed a letter, a letter that we now know is itself misinformation, if not disinformation. And the term disinformation is more accurate here because it's a deliberate lie. Put out by the Biden campaign and then taken up by two groups of accomplices. Of course it's the 51 intelligence officials themselves. They really knew that they were put up to it, but they agreed to be put up to it. And they agreed to testify to something that they knew was cooked up by the Biden campaign. They might have suspected that this they might not have known much about the letter like who wrote it. We have no we have no idea what was on the Hunter Biden laptop, but they agreed, okay, listen, we're all signing this letter. It's going to help the Biden campaign. And this is the point. Mike morell was asked in questioning, why did you do it? And he's very clear. He goes, quote, I'm doing it. He says, in part two, help Biden to win the election. So a blatant admission that this is false information. Now, obviously there are two purposes to this. One of this, one of them is to cover up Biden family corruption and we're seeing that that cover up continues. Notice how little reporting there is in the media about this. Now I was happy to see that CBS News alone of the three networks did cover the latest developments on the senior IRS agent who's blowing the whistle. They did a segment on this, but nothing from ABC, nothing from NBC. And this is also not just corruption, but election interference. It's election interference. Why? Because the purpose of the letter quite clearly was to mislead the American public of the American public was getting wind. Now it's hard to get wind of it because the media was suppressing it. There was digital censorship, but if you heard about the Biden Hunter Biden laptop, you're like, oh my gosh, it has all this evidence of corruption. This might affect the way that I vote, here with these 51 intelligence officials. Well, you know more than you do. We really don't know what's going on behind the scenes. Don't worry about this. It's Russian disinformation.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Watergate on Steroids With Rep. Byron Donalds
"Let's play cut 77. Iris whistleblower saying the federal investigation a Hunter Biden has been marred by special treatment, not a shock, but we're finally getting evidence of what we already knew to be true. Play cut 77. Attorney Mark lytle's client is a supervisory special agent at the IRS. Who's prepared to tell Congress the investigation he's been working on has been hampered by what he thinks is special treatment. Lytle wouldn't talk in specifics declining to identify either his client or the target of the investigation, his client helped conduct. But CBS News has learned the investigation the whistleblower worked on is about Hunter Biden. Today, lytle sent this letter to Congress, claiming his client could provide information that would contradict sworn testimony by a senior political appointee. CBS News has learned, that was attorney general Merrick Garland. Again, this is, this is all about Merrick Garland. You could only imagine how many interference campaigns are currently being run by the Biden regime, right? How many different layers of interference are they running? It's a very courageous whistleblower here. So is this whistleblower going to get whistleblower protection? Yeah, we're going to do everything we can to protect him. Because Charlie, I really want to make this. This is important. This is not Republican Democrat politics. We have a serious problem where in my view this is obstruction. They are stopping investigations. They are suppressing information. We already know how they acted during the last presidential campaign, suppressing free speech. We found out in a congressional hearing that Tony blinken when he was an adviser to Joe Biden during the campaign. He's the one that went around and got those 51 national security experts to sign this letter about how the Hunter Biden laptop was just Russian disinformation. And that was a flat out lie. Tony blinken is now Secretary of State. And he's been a disaster. You have this entire apparatus around Joe Biden to protect Joe Biden so that the radical left agenda can move forward without a misstep.
The Dan Bongino Show
CBS News: IRS Supervisor Cites 'Special Treatment' for Hunter Biden
"Here's the lawyer for the IRS agent saying hey man we got some information And my guys will want to talk My client wants to come forward to Congress He's ready to be questioned about what he knows and what he experienced under the proper legal protections Attorney Mark ladles client is a supervisory special agent at the IRS who's prepared to tell Congress the investigation he's been working on has been hampered by what he thinks is special treatment Typical steps that a law enforcement investigator would take were compromised because of political considerations Lidl wouldn't talk in specifics declining to identify either his client or the target of the investigation his client helped conduct Can you identify him I can't at this stage Jim But CBS News has learned the investigation that whistleblower worked on is about Hunter Biden What we're doing is being completely cooperative That was Biden two years ago After the DoJ opened an investigation into his finances The FBI collected what it believed was sufficient evidence to charge Biden with tax crimes And last year Senate's findings to the U.S. attorney in Delaware since then silence False Again that CBS News Now nothing these entities do is in the interest of promoting journalism Can we all be clear on that CBS ABC and NBC have an agenda protect the liberal movement not notice They say the Democrats protect the liberal liberal movement at all costs That's why they suppress the Hunter Biden story They knew before the election
The Trish Regan Show
Is the IRS Coming For You?
"I want to turn to another story right now because this is important. The IRS, the IRS is coming after you. I would suspect they're going after everyone right now because they just got this big infusion of cash and they're hiring 30,000 new agents. Because they get a revamp how they're going after, you know, this is the same group that wanted to get access. To your checking account. When I say you're checking, I mean it because they were checking accounts for everyone. If you had more than $600 worth of transactions in your checking account, the IRS wanted to take a peek. It makes me concerned. Concerned for the country concerned for conservatives, because the last time I remember the IRS doing some funky stuff, with conservatives was actually under the Barack Obama administration. Remember Lois Lerner? Remember how the feds were trying to go after Tea Party conservatives? I mean, when you think about the infusion of new IRS agents, you combine it with what just happened to Matt taibbi, the reporter who, by the way, was well known for his liberal stance until he happened to get the scoop from Elon Musk. Now he's persona non grata. The IRS showed up at his doorstep. On the morning that he was set to testify before Congress. I mean, that's kind of scary stuff. You think about Jim Rosen, the Fox News reporter, who had the Barack Obama administration, spying on him or Sheryl Atkinson, who was at CBS News at the time and she has said, they went after her as well. So when you consider that they're hiring all these new IRS agents, I think it's worth also considering, are they after you because of how you are registered to vote?
Mark Levin
Manhunt for Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's Ex-Chief of Staff
"Manhunt begins for ex Hogan aid after he skips court appearance I said wait a minute Not the Hogan Larry hog Authorities launched a manhunt this week for former Maryland GOP governor Hogan's ex chief of staff Roy McGrath following his failure to appear in federal court McGrath faced the charges of wire fraud Embezzlement and falsification had documents In connection with his obtaining of $233,648 in severance payment from the Maryland environmental service according to the whole newspaper McGrath resigned a few months into his service in Hogan's office Allegedly attempted to make a look as though Hogan had authorized the payout So that he could join the Hogan administration McGrath was pleaded not guilty He was scheduled to appear Before a U.S. district court in Baltimore Maryland at 9 a.m. on Monday his lawyer Joseph murta appeared unaware of the reason for McGrath absence saying we're doing what we can to make sure Roy is safe And we see him soon CBS News reported law enforcement did not locate a minimum to Florida home per the Washington compost The U.S. marshal service considers him a fugitive issued a wanted poster And this guy doesn't look like he can stay on the run for long mister producer Now and I'm looking for any comments by Larry Hogan He runs a tight ship You might be aware that I think the captain of the Titanic runs tight ship two
Mark Levin
Catherine Herridge Implies U.S. Government Paid for Research in Wuhan
"Catherine herridge is on CBS mornings today She's actually a great reporter She used to work for Fox And she's going at it a bit over these projects at China's Wuhan lops through the NIH and the USAID And I want you to listen to some of this if you would Cut 15 mister producer go Sources tell CBS News and investigation of this complexity could take at least 6 months to reach a conclusion about whether U.S. government agencies were billed twice for projects in Wuhan China The probe kicked off after new information came to light from Congress We are collecting evidence here And collecting facts Former federal investigator Diane cutler spent two decades combating white collar crime in healthcare fraud During the pandemic cutler turned her attention to U.S. government grants that supported coronavirus related research in China How many records have you viewed My collection is certainly well over 50,000 documents Records reviewed by CBS News indicate the U.S. government may have paid twice for projects at the Wuhan labs through the national Institutes of health and the U.S. agency Jesus sick So basically it was like pulling teeth to find that our government the Fauci and their hemorrhoids did in fact pay for these projects at the Wuhan lab Now the question isn't whether they pay by whether they pay twice Well I can see why they want to increase my taxes Can't you mister producer If they're not experimenting on beagles I guess they're doing this sort of thing
The Eric Metaxas Show
James Rosen Shares a Story About Antonin Scalia
"One of the first things I did when I first came to Washington as a correspondent for the Fox News channel where I spent 19 years way back in 1999 was to write a letter to justice Scalia and ask for an interview. And he responded on Supreme Court stationary. At that time, Fox News was not well known. We were often confused by those in the credentialing business for various public events with Fox 5, the local affiliate, and we were not yet as well known or on our way to ratings dominance as at that particular time. And Scalia wrote back to me on Supreme Court stationary. And he said, I am a fan of the Fox News channel. That was bracing to hear in late 1999. And he said, I have no doubt as I had promised that you would conduct a dignified interview. He said, unfortunately, I have a policy as a judge, not to make a spectacle of myself by doing television interviews. And I wrote back politely to say, then what but a spectacle could it be when a sitting Supreme Court Justice sits before a bank of PBS cameras, which is where I first got to know him when I was a high school student watching him on television in the old Fred friendly debate program, the constitution that delicate balance. What other than a spectacle could it be when a Supreme Court Justice sits before a bank of PBS cameras and debates hypothetical scenarios with other eminent minds like Dan Rather and Gerald Ford and Sandra Day O'Connor. And he wrote back to me again on stationary to say, in essence, a rare concession to win from Antonin Scalia from justice Scalia, you're right, he said, I probably shouldn't have done the constitution that delicate balance. And which I did in exceeding to the import tunings of an old friend in Fred friendly, who had been previously the president of CBS News. We agreed to meet for off the record lunches. We had two of them. And the contents of the lunches will remain off the record. But, you know, we had this extraordinary correspondence back and forth. It got even a more amusing after that.
The Dan Bongino Show
Rep. Lauren Boebert: Real Oversight on the Federal Government
"Sky Fred Siegel he he's written books about one of them is called revolt against the masses And in there he discusses how liberals basically move liberalism along through the telling of narrative stories not the truth but stories And he talks about congresswoman the iron triangle all the time And the iron triangle is congressional committees activist groups in the liberal media He says in other words think it through right You want to push out a liberal narrative like the polar bears are dying or whatever it may be right You get a congressional committee to do a hearing show some pictures of some dying polar bears right And activist group takes it and runs with it Pins are everywhere in a college campus save the polar bears and then you have the media running stories on CBS News and Rachel maddow Oh my gosh the polar bears are dying They've been doing this for years Now as a member of Congress for a few years now so now you know the routine you've been there You got the lay of the land I am so grateful that members of the Republican Party the good ones not the swampy ones The good ones like yourself are starting to figure this out That this stuff matters I'm sorry that I really am sorry that there's a performance component to politics I wish there weren't But this is the real world And the Republicans are finally figuring it out You guys want to use congressional committees to show the world what's going on We're going to show the world what's really going on in our committees That's exactly right And we actually have real oversight now We have been stifled and unable to have congressional oversight in the House of Representatives for several years now because Democrats held the gavels And now we have those gavels and we are actually able to conduct oversight and the federal government What a concept these agencies that were created by Congress funded by Congress will really by the taxpayers but appropriated by Congress they have to answer to us now Come in and tell us what is going on Even in oversight we've had hearings on the waste fraud and abuse with the COVID money that went out over 500 $1 billion
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"Riot on his show last night after House speaker Kevin McCarthy granted him access to more than 40,000 hours of capital security footage from that day. During the segment, Carlson claimed the media and lawmakers lied about events of January 6th. Carlson called January 6th quote mostly peaceful and meek with a small percent that was violent. He showed limited edited footage Monday night on his program that draws an audience of 3.5 million viewers and pointed to images of a few protesters shuffling through the halls of Congress. But our CBS News review found more than 300 people charged with actually assaulting police amid the mob. That's CBS correspondent Scott mcfarlane. We're learning that an aide to former president Trump has met with prosecutors in New York. The Manhattan prosecutors are investigating alleged hush money payments made on behalf of the former president. Hope Hicks and her attorney spent several hours inside the Manhattan district attorney's office. She served as the 2016 Trump campaign press secretary. She was also the former president's fourth communications director. Hicks is the latest member of the former president's inner circle to be questioned in the DA's probe. U.S. senator John fetterman may be away from the Senate for a few more weeks. John fetterman's chief of staff says the Pennsylvania senator will be back to work soon. Adam jentleson tweeted out new pictures of the lawmaker who was seeking treatment for clinical depression at Walter Reed national military medical center. Gentlemen says he had a productive meeting with fetterman noting he is well on his way to recovery and grateful for well wishes. Fetterman spokesperson says he's getting brief daily by staff. Nicole Killian, CBS News, Capitol Hill
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"Attacker, the victim died in the library. We have the knife. We have our stabber in custody. Unfortunately, the person he was dead has been pronounced. D.C. police say the attack was targeted and at the two men did know each other, both men were unhoused. The outdoor facilities around silver springs, northwood high school will be closed until further notice this after the area was targeted by a hate group with flyers that contained anti semitic language and hate speech. Washington Post reports this week, the high school's administration calls this an outside hate group. The flyers were posted apparently at the same locations on athletic fields four times, a letter from the principal sent to the school community does not name the group, and we don't know what the flyers actually say. The closure starts on Saturday this weekend. Residents in east Palestine, Ohio finally got their chance to confront representatives from the Norfolk Southern rail company during a town hall on Thursday. The EPA Environmental Protection Agency meantime ordering the rail company to expand its testing to include chemicals that stay in the environment longer this morning CBS News correspondent led a Zach was at the meeting and explains what happened inside. Once you heard the EPA started to say repeat those lines that it's safe here, that's when you saw the members of the community, they are start to get really upset. Say you lie at another point when the EPA said we are going to hold more folks southern responsible and make sure that they are fully cleaning up the contamination in the area. They've submitted their plan and we're going to make sure that they follow it. Meanwhile, Norfolk Southern CEO will testify before a Senate hearing a week from now on next Thursday. The death toll has risen to at least 57 now after a terrible train crash in Greece this week. That on collision between two trains happened on Wednesday as a result of human error according to police, the station master of the city who watches over the area of tracks where the crash happened has been charged with manslaughter, no words this morning on what the facial master is being charged with close to 50 people were hurt in the crash. A Pennsylvania man will remain behind bars after the TSA, they make explosives found that literally in his suitcase they found explosives this week, 40 year old Mark muffley of lenz Ford checked suitcase with explosive materials, fuses, and a lighter in his suitcase for a flight to Florida. He's accused of running out of the airport when he heard his name page, his lawyer says the construction worker only wanted to set fireworks off on a Florida beach. But the judge in the case says he knew the items were prohibited on the flight. You are listening to one O 3.5 FM and WTO P dot com. This can be the year you begin to restore your hair. If your hair is thinning, there is only
The Charlie Kirk Show
Colleges Will Sign ANYONE Up for a Student Loan... But Why?
"An email here. This is an anonymous email that said, keep this anonymous, please. But Charlie, I work in enrollment for a particular college. We will sign anybody up for student loans. I considered leaving many times, but I decided to stay to ask the important questions, most counselors don't care to ask. Thanks to your program and your podcast, I always ask the following question, why do you need this degree? If they have a if they don't have a good answer, I then walk them through whether or not the program of interest is going to have any return on their investment or their debt. God bless you for that. This has led me to sign up way more computer programmers, nurses and engineers who originally were looking into a communications degree. This debt forgiveness is an awful idea because the majority of admission counselors are not asking these questions. Well, God bless you, thank you for listening. It's a very powerful email. I want to play a piece of tape here just to kind of show you how focused the Democrats are on this. Let's just actually go back in time to CBS News report. This was the news report on what Joe Biden did, which is just flat out bribery. You should just call it that. It's hey, if you're a plumber, if you're an electrician, if you work, if you work your way through college, if you were a college athlete, too bad. And
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"He's accused of recording on his phone using the word terrorism to describe fentanyl. I'm tired of seeing people die. I'm Nick eying Ellie. Good morning, welcome in 1 o'clock on WTO. This is CBS News on the hour sponsored by general Steele. I'm Christopher Cruise in Washington tens of millions of Americans will soon be more food insecure. Jack Belinda says among the many losing their food benefits under the federal snap program. I don't make a lot. I'm a preschool teacher. It's really difficult to try to afford food, so snap has helped me so much in that way. Kyle wade is president and CEO of the Atlanta community food bank. This is going to increase demand at food pantries all across the country. Snap benefits will be allowed to expire this week for some 30 million Americans. Jim crisis. The Supreme Court will hear arguments for and against President Biden's student debt forgiveness plan Tuesday morning. Here CBS News legal analyst thing Rosenbaum. It should be remembered that last term, the Supreme Court invalidated actions taken by the executive branch, a moratorium on rental evictions, vaccine mandates for large corporations, and the authority of the EPA on climate change. This conservative Supreme Court, however, obviously believes that these matters were best left to Congress. They may feel similarly on college loan cancellation. The court could rule in late June. 12 people were injured when a tornado roared through Norman Oklahoma Sunday Night. TV reporter Jordan friend stead is on the scene. We were fortunate otherwise. Sheryl flippant feels more fortunate than some of her neighbors who woke up with their roof, gone. I think
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"CBS evening news yesterday a little slow on the uptake but there they are Cut one Nora O'Donnell go There is breaking news tonight on that Chinese spy balloon CBS News has just learned that U.S. intelligence watched the high flying airship as it lifted off near China's south coast That means the U.S. Military had been tracking it for nearly a week before it entered U.S. airspace longer than originally known CBS Nancy cordes is at The White House so Nancy they were watching this from the beginning So let's stop They're watching it from the beginning They're watching a travel across half of the globe Cross the ocean Probably over Russian territory Russia airspace But doesn't matter So but the coast the coast of Alaska And the northern part of the United States travels over Montana Where some guy with binoculars says hey what the hell is that thing up there In norad says well as far as we know that could be yours you know what do we know What the hell are these fools talking about Am I right It's a cover up None of it makes sense Over and over I said the same thing because it didn't
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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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"Study found that young people are actually most at risk in this case, according to cedars Sinai hospital, the number of heart attack deaths among 25 to 44 year olds in the U.S. over the first two years of the pandemic was 30% higher than predicted. Doctor slinger is here on set with us to talk more about it. She's editor at large for public health at Kaiser health news and she is also an infectious disease specialist and epidemiologist and a CBS News medical contributor, doctor Gander. Thank you for being here. What stood out to you in this study? I think the fact that you're seeing such a big increase specifically in the youngest age group. So the 25 to 44 year old, you saw this 30% increase in the risk of death from heart attack. And that really is quite striking. That's not a group an age group in which you normally see heart attacks much less dying from a heart attack. So to do a study like this, you look at the years prior to the pandemic and the typical rate of heart attack death in that age group. And then you see it increase and you wonder what's the new variable? And so the pandemic is that new variable. That's right. So these researchers looked at ten years of data across the U.S. all the death certificates that get filed with the CDC. That data. And so what they saw is prior to the pandemic, heart attack, deaths were actually dropping. And then that trend reverses and you see those deaths go up, especially among that youngest age group during the pandemic. And do we know why the why younger people might be more at risk or we don't know for sure. And in fact, these death certificates are probably not even capturing the fact that they might have had COVID. They're really just saying, did you die from a heart attack or not? What we do know, however, is that younger people were less likely to protect themselves against COVID than older people, less likely to mask, less likely to take other mitigation measures. And they were also farther back in line to get vaccinated. So they were not protected with vaccination until later in the pandemic, those might have been a factor here. So basically,
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"New poll from CBS News finds most Americans give President Biden low marks for the pullout of American forces in Afghanistan. Most Americans have wanted to withdraw from Afghanistan for a while, and most still do. But not like this. Deputy director of surveys for CBS News, Jennifer Dip in June on President Biden's approval and the work he's done so far with Afghanistan more than half now disapprove of how he has handled the removal of U. S troops and, more broadly, his overall approval rating has dropped eight points from 58% last month to 50% Today. It was 62% in March. Mr Biden is still positive on handling the coronavirus outbreak. But that is also down from last month that Piper CBS News the White House is calling on commercial airlines to deploy nearly two dozen aircraft to help get those people to safety. The Civil Reserve Air Fleet, first installed in 1952 is called to action for the third time ever. It has been used previously during the Persian Gulf. And Iraq wars. A former British prime minister expresses his disapproval of the pullout in Afghanistan. Tony Blair, who deployed troops to the region following the 9 11 attacks, is calling the abandonment of Afghanistan and its people tragic, dangerous and unnecessary. Current Prime Minister Boris Johnson is called virtual leader meeting of the G seven leaders for this week to discuss the ongoing situation. It's 8 19. We've got clouds 72 in Boston win place and no show CBS is Wendy Gillette has more on a horse with no game, a two year old filly decided to leave town rather than race at Ellis Park in Henderson County, Kentucky, Saturday, bold and bossy was heading to the starting gate. When she decided she definitely wasn't in the mood for racing. She threw off her jockey ran off the track and sprinted all the way to nearby highways. As trainers chased her and vehicles. A couple finally corralled her. She lost a couple shoes and was dehydrated but wasn't seriously injured. Wendy Gillette CBS News Pfizer is expected to get full approval from the FDA as soon as today for its coronavirus vaccine, and health experts predict that once the full approval is granted more vax The mandates. Across the United States will be installed. Meantime, a new A new poll finds most American workers are in favor of the vaccine mandate at the office. The majority of respondents to a new survey say Covid 19 vaccine should be required his workplaces. Rio 79% of the survey participants said that they favour employers requiring employees to be vaccinated before they return to the workplace. Ken Simonson with the National Association for Business Economics, quite interesting, such a high percentage. Thinks that employers should require vaccination even when a minority are doing so now. Only a quarter of respondents say that's the policy and their workplaces. Daria Aldinger, ABC News Get on the bus, please. School districts across this country offer incentives to get drivers behind the wheel. Some school districts in Montana are offering up to $4000 in bonuses to get more bus drivers on board in Delaware. They're paying parents to take care of transportation. A district in Pennsylvania is delayed classes altogether because of the Driver shortage. Drivers. Salaries are up to recruit candidates in Salt Lake City. And in Michigan, One district is promising full time hours and health benefits, a new.
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"Futterman, CBS News Southern California couple under arrest in connection with a road rage shooting that killed a six year old boy last month on the freeway. Here's CBS was Norah O'Donnell. Two suspects are being held on a million dollars bail each in the shooting death of six year old Aidan Leo's He was killed last month and a possible road rage incident while his mom was driving him to kindergarten 24 year old Marcus eras and his 23 year old girlfriend win Lee were arrested Sunday. Today, Instagram video emerged showing eras firing guns. Police are investigating whether any were used in the shooting of Leo's The two suspects due in court tomorrow. 903 checking the highways tonight. The Subaru retailers of New England all wheel drive traffic on the threes, Mike what? You're looking at lots of roadwork out there tonight, John. How about south of town? 4 95 North is backed up in rent them with the work selling the past Route one a You're basically down to one lane for a while there and 4 95 south is slow through Raynham. It's the right lane taken down. Pass route 24. If you're continuing farther down as you make your way onto rid 25 east, There's a work zone down after 1 95 keeping his slow their route three southbound, stop and go through Norwell. You're basically down to one lane down after Route 53. And 93 South is stop and go through Randolph. The left lane is taken by route 28. While the expressway is good for those coming in tonight, no worries up towards the tunnel up to the north of the city. For 95 south is back to behavioral. Two lanes are taken down after route 1 10 and on Route three south in Chelmsford. There's a lane taken by route 1 10 there. Out of the West. Route two West found is slow in Harvard with a lane closure out Everyone 11 and 1 90 South is backed up in boy West Boylston with the work zone down after route 1 40 my King WBC's 24 hour traffic network, find your color and inspiration with Benjamin. Checks that hot weather forecast it will be warm and sticky for tonight with partly cloudy sky low down to 73. Tomorrow will be a hot and humid day with an afternoon shower or thunderstorm in spots,.
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"Is CBS News. CBS News Radio is your home for breaking news with our team of reporters around the country and the world. We give you the coverage you can trust now from the Cairo Radio New Center at my Northwest calm state investigators say we'll know by May 27th whether any too common police officers will be charged in the death of an unarmed black man. Cairo radios, Heather Bosch reports. The medical examiner ruled that drugs played a rule but that Manuel Ellis suffocated after he was restrained by two coma Cops. There's video clearly articulating exactly what happened. Ellis Family attorney James Bible has expressed frustration at what he says It's the slow pace of the investigation, which the state took over from the Pierce County Sheriff's office only after it came to light. A deputy was on the scene of Alison's death. The A G says his team has since interviewed more witnesses and reviewed additional evidence. Ellis died March 3rd of 2020, a local man died while trying to save his girlfriend and Eamon Claw. King County Sheriff's Office says the 21 year old man jumped into even Klaus Green River Gorge after his girlfriend slipped and fell in, but he drowned. Rescuers nearby were able to save his girlfriend, King County search and rescue say this is the first drowning death of this year, and they hope the last Seattle City Council president and mayoral candidate Lorena Gonzalez, 79 year old mother in law died in a fire in there West Seattle building on Friday night. Cairo seventies Lindsay Sheldon has the latest Santa fire says it was accidental and likely caused by an electrical failure. And off duty firefighter nearby rush to help but he couldn't get inside the unit. The flames were too intense and he didn't have any protective gear with him. He informed the first arriving engine crews. That there was a person trapped inside. They immediately went in. Council member Gonzales says her mother lost 79 year old Mary Lou Williams died.
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"John Hewett for CBS News, Detroit. But this burst of winter weather is also blamed for at least 11 deaths, including three victims of a tornado little on coastal North Carolina. Partly working with our partners to evaluate structural damage, we've completed search and rescue operations. We're gonna transition into a recovery phase where we're gonna start doing damage assessments. Brunswick County Emergency Services director at Conroe Turning to the covert pandemic, with the U. S death count, now about 14,000 short of the half million mark. Infection cases have been dropping. But what has the medical community especially worried as vaccination becomes more common? New strains of the virus is new variants, arm or infectious. That is, it takes fewer numbers of particles to create a person with covert 19. CBS NEWS Medical contributor. Dr David Vegas, the fall out from the deadly January 6 pro trump riot at the U. S. Capitol continues on multiple fronts following the narrow acquittal of the former president. Congress starting hearings about just what happened. The first Senate hearings are set for next week. Among those expected to testify the former chief of the Capitol police Along with former heads of security for both the House and Senate. The hearings involved two committees. They will be part of the first broad examination of security failures that led to the breach of the capital correspondent Steve Futterman and a Democratic congressmen's filed a civil suit against Mr Trump and his lawyer, Rudy Giuliani. Financial news Cryptocurrency Bitcoin now soaring anymore. Financial service companies are allowing customers to purchase Bitcoin and payment companies like PayPal.
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"Have been changed, but I don't know. Stephen Portnoy CBS NEWS It's a bad scene in North Texas. At least five dead, many more injured after a 100 vehicle pileup on an icy interstate in Fort Worth, KRLD radios Alan Sky, They say they're still tallying the number of injuries, saying people were trapped some of them getting out of their car and then slipping on the ice. One million vaccine doses are now heading to pharmacies all over the country and a move to expand access in Mobile, Alabama. CBS is Maria via real has more on The frustration Some people are encountering trying to get a covert shot. Rinko Zedd's daily quest for a Corona virus vaccine starts early when I get up first thing is on the computer. Cosette is desperate for the vaccine. She and her husband Mark, both have underlying conditions, she says the nearest mass vaccination site is first come first served with people sleeping in their cars. Overnight. I just couldn't do it. Not with my husband and my health. Alabama ranks last among all 50 states in vaccinations per capita Most health department vaccination sites are already booked through April overseas. Meghan Markle has won her privacy case against the British tabloid. The judge just issued a summary judgment, agreeing with her lawyers that there's no need to proceed to a full trial because her case is so strong. He's ruled that the mail on Sunday did indeed invade the former Meghan Markle. Privacy when it published excerpts of a letter she wrote to her estranged father. A trial can go ahead on the more arcane issue of whether her copyright was violated. But this represents a big victory for the Duchess of Sussex. Vicki Barker. CBS NEWS London As of late last month, the government says more than 20 million people were getting jobless benefits. New filings last week hit 793,000. The Dow was down 19 points. This is CBS News. CBS News Radio is your home for breaking news with our team of reporters around the country and the world. We give you the coverage you can trust. Western Washington prepares for a snowstorm coming up after time already a real time traffic with Emery Martin. They're so prepared. Erin than many of them have just decided to stay home all together, and that has left us with an incredibly late commute around the Puget Sound. No current blocking issues. I'm seeing some hesitations and congestion south and five getting past JBL lamb with a little snow flurries there, But nothing is sticking. Within four or five That's still busy as you had through rent in with some additional delays into Newcastle and brake lights under earthbound five between the West Seattle Bridge and Senate cover, that's all pretty standard. For this time of the morning..
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"With courage and compassion by doing what is right in just for a while. We honor them today it is they who every day honor us that on CBS Sports. Much of the focus on the coronavirus fight now is on vaccines with some bumps in the road, dude, a new strains. CBS NEWS Medical contributor. Dr David Vegas, says the vaccine companies are working on a shot but would better protect against that problematic variant, first identified in South Africa to the biotechnology companies and pharmaceutical companies are making boosters to their vaccine. Of the New South African derives spike protein. These are being finished now, and we'll go into safety studies and then hopefully will be available in the fall over. 19 has now taken more than 463,000 American lives rather than spend their final days in the hospital behind glass or over video calls due to the pandemic, More patients are opting to say their final goodbyes. At a more familiar place. The Associated Press is reporting national hospice organizations are seeing double digit percentage growth in Number of patients being cared for. At home. Carol Hospice in Westminster, Maryland, has seen a 30 to 40% spike and demand for home based care. A supervisor at Ohio's Hospice of Dating even pulled her own 95 year old mother out of assisted living to live with her after the pandemic. Lisa Matteo CBS News He was one of the most experienced and respect that officials in Washington of the 19 seventies and eighties, George Schultz has been a marine and academic, a businessman and a public servant. President Ronald Reagan, describing his longtime secretary of state, George Shultz, has died in California. He was 100 years old. This is CBS News. Conversations with some of the world's leading national security officials and experts. Intelligence matters with Michael Morrell weekends on the CBS radio network. Hey, I'm Andy. If you don't know me, it's probably because I'm not famous. But I.
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"CBS News has learned that the military may soon be recruited to help vaccinate millions of Americans and official with FEMA says the agency is finalizing plans to ask the Defense Department for military assistance. In administering vaccines. This would apply to federally funded vaccination sites nationwide. Under the plan, FEMA would send up to 10,000 military personnel to as many as 100. Federal sites. Many public health officials have long recommended military involvement in the massive vaccination efforts. Steve Futterman CBS News, perhaps second only to the pandemic crisis on the Biden presidential to do list. A complete reversal of Trump Administration policy on climate change. We're talking about American innovation, American products, American labor. We're talking about the health of our families and cleaner water, cleaner air and Center communities. We're talking about National security. American leading the world in a clean energy future on the president was also talking about some executive orders involving federal policy aimed squarely at those Meaning trying to cut oil, gas and coal emissions three weeks after the deadly capital riot one week after the Biden inauguration, the Homeland Security Department has issued a national terrorism bulletin warning of the potential for lingering violence from people motivated by anti government sentiment after President Joe Biden selection. The bulletin indicates that the January 6th right at the U. S Capitol may embolden extremists. And lead to more attacks. Correspondent Jim Krystle on actress Cloris Leachman has died. She had memorable movie roles in the last Picture show Young Frankenstein, among others. Equally remembered on TV. She won two Emmys for her performances as the snobbish Land Lady Phyllis Lindstrom on the CBS sitcom The Mary Tyler Moore Show. So rendering.
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"Reporting. I'm Jennifer Keiper in Chicago. Concerns in California about possible debris flows due to the threat of torrential rainfall on wildfire scarred land K P I. X TV's Emily Turner says Evacuation orders have been issued in Santa Cruz and San Mateo County, 5000. People have been told to evacuate their homes, the same people who have had to evacuate for fires. Faced numerous power outages over the winter, now faced the threat of wet weather. We want to get people out of the way. That's the only way to prevent this In the calm before the storm, Santa Cruz County deputies finished up their door to door knocks, evacuating people in the burn zone. We're having some success. There are some people still up in the valley. President Biden says he's increasing the vaccine supply 100 million more doses of Fizer and 100 million more doses of modernity. 200 million more doses in the federal government had previously secured not in hand yet, but ordered the president also valves to speed up Colin vaccine delivery over the coming weeks. CBS is Nancy Cordes reports. The president is also doing what he can to stop the anti Asian animus connected to the pandemic, provide and signed a presidential memorandum condemning the kind of anti Asian rhetoric His predecessor, frequently employed when discussing covert 19. China virus. Terrible. China VIRUS KONG flu Since the pandemic started, advocacy groups have logged nearly 3000 reports of racism and discrimination against Asian Americans. The Senate impeachment trial of former president Trump begins in two weeks. CBSS Stacy LAUGHTER The senators all signed the oath book to ensure impartial justice as jurors. Republican Senator Rand Paul tried to get the trial dismissed as unconstitutional. But the Senate voted to table that motion. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. Senate will conduct a trial of the former president and senators will render judgment on his conduct. A two thirds vote is necessary to convict former President Trump Stacey Lynn CBS NEWS CAP Don't tell to Virginia police officers are out of jobs and facing federal charges in the aftermath of the U. S. Capitol assault are Jim Crow Solo. With that Rocky Mark, Virginia police officers have been fired for their involvement of the U. S. Capitol riot Thomas Robertson and shake up cracker or pictured in the mob that stormed the capital. The two had been placed on leave and then suspended without pay. Just coming in a hostage situation ends with the discovery of two people dead and in Austin, Texas, doctor's office, a SWAT team found the bodies after negotiators spent hours trying to speak to the people inside the building. It's unclear what led to the deaths or who was inside the building. This is CBS News. CBS News Radio is your home for breaking news with our team of reporters around the country and the world. We give you the coverage you can trust. It's such a beautiful night. Look at the stars. They're amazing. Did you know 20% of stars have planets orbiting them capable of sustaining life? How did you know that? You must spend a ton of time reading? Not at all. I use bleakest linguist. Yeah, it's an after takes key insights from over 4000 non fiction bestsellers and gathers them into 15 minute blinks. For you to read or listen to. With Blink ist. You can learn the main points of an entire book in just 15 minutes, as opposed to days or weeks. What kind of books nonfiction books.
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"Chances of being audited and Rachel Bell on why it's so difficult for men to keep their masks over their noses. Snow is in the forecast for Sunday with snow levels expected to drop around 500 FT. High R O F M Tacoma see out here for what's next. This is CBS News on the hour your home for original reporting. I'm Steve Cave, and there's breaking news about the impeachment trial of former President Trump and it comes From the Senate majority leader, New York Democrat Chuck Schumer. I've spoken to Speaker Pelosi, who informed me that the articles will be delivered to the Senate on Monday. It's not clear how soon a trial would start at the top Senate Republican Mitch McConnell has asked for it to be delayed until next month. Senate action moments ago, confirming Lloyd Austin is the first African American to leave the Pentagon as defense secretary. The Senate Finance Committee approved the nomination of Janet Yellen to be Treasury secretary. That now goes to the full Senate. Everyone have a nice place to sleep with. You think this'll Morning it was Chuck Schumer, greeting the National Guard of the U. S Capitol of moved to send the soldiers on rest periods to a nearby parking garage was reversed after an outcry. CBS is Katherine Herridge Saving to CBS News, the Capitol Hill police said they immensely appreciate the integral support of the U. S National Guard. In its own statement, the guard said the move to the garage was temporary, and troops are heading to hotels or other accommodations. At the end of their shift, CBS NEWS White House correspondent We Did. Jang has the latest on new federal action to fight the coronavirus. President Biden plans to sign to new executive orders. To provide economic relief from the cove in 19 pandemic. The first one will focus on providing more financial assistance for food amid a growing hunger crisis, and the second aims to help federal workers in part by restoring collective bargaining and worker protections that the Trump Administration rescinded. The National Football League says 7500 vaccinated healthcare workers will be given free tickets to next month Super Bowl in Tampa. Another 14,000 fans will be let into the game. As CBS's Jim Priscilla tells us the government's given the OK on a new HIV treatment. US. Regulators have approved the first long acting drug Kabul for HIV. The monthly shots can replace the daily pills now used to control infection with the AIDS virus. It's a huge change from not that long ago when patients had to take multiple pills several times a day, carefully timed around two meals. High winds in California brought down two giant sequoias in Yosemite National Park. There's millions of dollars in damage, and spokesman Scott Gettleman says the park is closed through the weekend. We have extensive damage. It's a huge operation Justin are talking to staff. I mean, they're never literally hundreds of priest and throughout the park. Well, checking Wall Street right now the Dow is down. 188 points, NASDAQ Down 26 S and P.
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"24 7 vaccination site. Cars make their way into the parking lot here, they sign in, and then they make their way over to the other side. That's where they get the shots. They don't even have to get out of their car here. This is all in a state that is leading the nation in per capita cases and hospitalizations in the UK, the virus, taking a heavy toll on patients and hospital workers. This intensive characters have to make the call telling a family their loved one had died of covert, with no final farewell hugs or visits allowed to scream from the upper into the fiery Lana's. He stayed with me forever. A new study here finds nearly half of hospital staff treating the sickest covered patients have gone on to suffer. At least some symptoms of PTSD. One in eight has considered suicide or self harm. Vicki Barker CBS NEWS London For the first time since 1953, the U. S executed a female inmate of 52 year old who murdered a mother to be reporter Heather Good. Lisa Montgomery, strapped to the Gurney was asked if she had a final statement. An officer removed her face mask and Montgomery said a simple no doubt was up two points. This is CBS News. Never miss a moment. Top news from W T O p 24 73 65 Listen on air on Alexa and on the W T o p AP 11 03 on w t o P. Wednesday the 13th of January, Sonny and 43 Now we're heading up near 50. Good morning. I'm Mark Lois, and I've never Feinstein here. The top local stories we're following for you this hour Heightened security across our region from the U. S. Capitol to the Maryland and Virginia State Houses in D. C. Federal authorities air, putting some strict new measures in place six days earlier than previously planned. Our national security correspondent J. J. Green says, you'll likely notice a much larger law enforcement presence. You have the military all of the federal law enforcement agencies, State police, local police There is an intelligence component personnel connecting the dots and collecting intelligence and sharing that intelligence with the Secret Service is command center, and they're also undercover people on the ground there their assets in the sky, you know their people on the water. And perhaps more importantly, this year than ever, they're people. The Internet. At least 15,000 National Guard members from across the country have been activated to help provide security before and during the presidential inauguration. Stay with us in the minutes ahead will talk with JJ about this more in depth. There is also an extra layer of security along Massachusetts Avenue right outside the vice president's residence. W T. O P S Nick I. Anneli has more. That is a significant.
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"WSB. CBS News Special Report. Are we moving closer to another impeachment? House Judiciary chairman Jury Nadler says he supports immediate impeachment and Maru Vel the president Trump Let me be clear. A very dangerous person who should not continue in office. This is urgent. This is emergency of the highest magnitude. That's Nancy Pelosi. She wants the 25th amendment involved. President elect Biden also critical of Mr Trump, trying to use a mob. Silence the voices of nearly 160 million Americans. White House press secretary Kayleigh Mcenany, who did not comment yesterday, today, denouncing the violence. Let me be clear. The violence we saw yesterday at our nation's Capitol was appalling, reprehensible and a sabbatical to the American way. And CBS News has learned tonight that the Capitol police chief is resigning after yesterday's police response to the violence. CBS News Special Report I'm Steve Futterman achieve resignation effective January, the 16th tee son, saying in his statement just within the last few minutes that police had planned for a free speech demonstration. And did not expect the violent attack, which ensued, which he says was unlike anything he's experienced in his 30 years in law enforcement Now ended, I can't Assawoman is among the four dead and yesterday's capital riots, four year old Roseanne Boylan of Kennesaw, Georgia, Per d. C. Police chief Conte there one woman was shot dead as you know, the other three dead from what he described his unspecified medical emergencies. From Kennesaw. Potentially crushed is the word we're getting about The 34 year old woman. WSB news time 6 34 Way guarantee.
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"This is CBS News on the hour presented by indeed calm. I'm Peter King in Orlando, both of Georgia's Senate runoff races or too close to call with about 80% of the vote in the Republican incumbents have 1 to 2 Point leads after a huge voter turnout. Your CBS is Skyler Henry. We've seen a steady stream of voters here at this Atlanta polling site, but No long lines or workers Tell us that's probably because of the record three million early voters Still some wanted to wait until today. She went through and she was like I did it. I did it. Pamela Frank brought her daughter to share in the experience The joy of being able to see you know her understand what today means and what it holds for our future. It just made me feel proud. Yes, he was deputy director of surveys. Jennifer to Pinto is had a look. The exit polls Republican candidates of winning a majority of white voters, which is not a surprise. Fighting did receive 30% support among white voters, and right now you see us off and warn, are teetering around that number. Currently getting 29%. Tomorrow's congressional electoral count will officially make Joe Biden the president elect. President Trump has publicly pressured the vice president somehow overturn the election when he presides over the count. That's something he can't do. CBS has been Tracy, a senior administration official tells CBS News. Vice president understands he has a fidelity to the law in to uphold the Constitution. They say he has prepared for this moment by studying the relevant sections of the Constitution, nearly five months after a white police officer shot and paralyzed a black man in Kenosha, Wisconsin. D A. Says he won't file charges against the officer be Ivory. Lamar is Jacob Blake's attorney. There's three Three Justice.