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".com slash careers. You're listening to WTOP news 1023 A federal judge has denied Frederick County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins request to get his firearms back The Frederick County Sheriff is back on the job after being indicted on charges that he abused his power of office by helping a local gun shop owner to acquire machine guns Jenkins has pleaded guilty not to those charges and he has argued that his safety is at risk without access to firearms. The federal judge upheld a lower court's denial of Jenkins request the judge ruling that Jenkins safety concerns could be mitigated by ensuring that he's accompanied by an armed colleague when confronting dangerous situations on the job the judge also ruled that Jenkins decided to resume his role in Frederick County Maryland with full knowledge of the restrictions that have been imposed in connection with his pretrial release. It's 1024. I'm Peter Greenberg and this is today's Ion Travel Minute. Have your flights seemed bumpier days? these The fact is they are bumpier. Climate change can be making turbulence worse. Researchers have looked at climate data dating back to 1979. Severe clear air turbulence, which is the worst kind because it's so difficult for pilots to detect, has increased 55%. The reason? Warmer air creates stronger wind shear. And where is that happening most? On routes in the US and the North Atlantic. Another compelling reason to keep your seatbelts fastened throughout your flight. For more information, visit PeterGreenberg .com. I'm Peter Greenberg and this is today's Ion Travel Minute. As the leaves change, leave the hiring to indeed. Their all -in -one hiring platform helps you attract, interview, and hire candidates all from one place. And Indeed's interview tool lets you schedule and conduct virtual interviews right from their website. Visit
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"Such as alumni giving and said we made refinements to this year's ranking to increase emphasis on how often school students from different socioeconomic backgrounds earn degrees. The top of the list stayed the same with Princeton at number one. MIT number two in Harvard and Stanford tied for third place. Cheyenne Corinne, WTLP News. And you can hear more about where Virginia schools are falling in the rankings in 30 minutes and read more by heading to wtop .com. Frederick County Maryland's Sheriff is speaking out about why he's returning to duty while facing a federal indictment for allegedly obtaining machine guns for a private gun range. Frederick County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins says why he took a months -long leave in April after he was charged by a federal grand jury. Number one just just to take a step back and like wow I was shocked what's this all about let me get a handle on things. Jenkins talking to the Frederick report. Most importantly not to be a distraction for the men and women who are working out on the street. He returned to work in August saying there were certain obligations he needed to fulfill when asked about the support he was getting he says his voters are sticking by him. I've heard very few people ask step me to down. Go to the election 51 % to 48 % that's probably what it is over this issue. Some on the county council have been vocal opponents of Jenkins return. Luke Luger WTOP news. Coming up after traffic and weather. What DC parents already know raising a kid is expensive around here. I'm Jeff Clayball. It's 808. Get a precision AC tune -up for
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"Their team visit www .WTOP .com search player to nominate today WTOP's player of the week this program is sponsored by Main Street Bank Bank where you breathe MStreetBank .com WTOP news in April Sheriff Chuck Jenkins of Frederick WTOP County Maryland .com federal felony charges in a case involving machine guns as the case against him continues to move through the courts Jenkins says he's going back to work. I thought at the time it was the right thing to do and now I think we're past the point it's time for me to come back to work Frederick County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins took time off in April after pleading not guilty to federal charges that accused him of taking part in a scheme to illegally acquire machine guns for an area gun shop. He says enough time has gone by that the case won't be a distraction for the department. He was also forced by a judge to surrender his weapons so he won't have a service weapon. I'm not going to be able to go out and make arrests no but and again I've got to be very careful what situation I get involved in but again carrying out the administrative and management responsibilities of what I do every day is not going to change whether or not I carry a gun. He's not commenting on the case. Robert Krop, the gun shop owner, also pleaded not guilty to the charges. Mike Murillo, WTOP News. Are plastic straws really more eco -friendly than the paper ones? Paper straws are supposed to be better for the environment but let's face it they disintegrate in your mouth while you're sipping your drink and are not the best and now it turns out they're not really the best for you either. A new study in the journal Food Additives and Contaminants found evidence of forever chemicals in all sorts of different straws but it was the paper variety that were most likely to contain them testing positive 90 % of The the time. researchers concluded that these eco -friendly plant -based straws aren't necessarily a more sustainable alternative to plastic ones because they can be considered as an additional source of PFAS exposure in humans and the environment. Stacy Lin, CBS News. Sports at 25 and 55, powered by Maximus, moving people and technology forward. Now we'll get our update from Ben Raby. All right Dimitri, plenty of pomp and circumstance night. One at the U .S. Open, a record 73 thousand plus in attendance for the opening day of the year's final major. And in prime time this evening, old 19 -year American Coco Gauff rallied from a set down, beat Laura Sigman in three sets. momentarily on Coming Arthur Ashe Stadium, Novak Djokovic begins his quest for a record 24th career Grand Slam title. Baseball north of the border, Nationals fall in Toronto, 6 -3. The Blue Jays take the series opener Orioles 9 -0 winners over the White Sox commanders releasing running back NPG County native Jared Patterson. Ben Raby, WTOP Sports. Alright Ben, as we were hearing Veronica Johnson discuss from the 7 News First Alert weather team, Florida bracing for Tropical Storm Idalia in perhaps a little more than 24 hours coming ashore. A sheriff's helicopter crashed into an apartment building in Pompano Beach, Florida killing two people. All that and more with CBS News at 11. But that intimate gives guys a gentle and easy shave on there and around there and even under there. Don't treat your groin like junk. Respect it with Gillette Intimate. The best can a man get. Buy now at a retailer near you. Text and work. Text and pretend to work. Text and act and act surprised when someone calls you out for not working. Who me? Text and whatever. Just don't text
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"April 13th, 2023, welcome in this early morning midnight hour with this glad you're with us. I'm dean lane. Alicia abelson is our producer. Among the top stories we're following for you on WTO key. Breaking this morning, we're learning more, apparently about the man who leaked highly classified Pentagon documents and shared them with a small group on the messaging app known as Discord. According to a new Washington Post report out this week, this group was made up of roughly two dozen members and were united by their love of guns, God and military gear. The post spoke with a member of the group who says they revered and looked up to the man behind the Lake known by some only as OG. When members would have issues like mental health crisis, OG and other members would help them out, there was stuff like family issues like religion issues that he would always help us out on and he was always very charismatic and had a good willpower to get us through these situations. And he really helped all of us. Washington Post intelligence and national security reporter Shane Harris, one of the reporters who broke this story says this morning, the man worked on a military base, but his exact identity is still this hour unknown. To have access to the information that he appears to have taken, he would have to have a top secret or better clearance, which is not to say that he couldn't. Many people in his position might thousands of people, in fact. So we don't precisely know what his job is, but it seems to give him access to a lot of this rich material. The fact that he took photographs of the documents could speak to some ability to obscure the images on them. At the same time, when we talked to people who were part of this group, they said he started posting documents because originally he had actually been hand typing and copying documents that he brought home. And it appears that it was just easier and faster to take pictures of the documents themselves and drop those into his server. Double DT will be a 1233 Thursday morning. Turning to page after saying he planned locally to continue working, the Frederick county, Maryland sheriff, chuck Jenkins, now says he will take some time away from the department after all. This coming this week after he appeared in a federal court in Baltimore yesterday, Wednesday afternoon. On charges he faces an a scheme to illegally acquire machine gun. A longtime sheriff, chuck Jenkins is accused of using his position to help a local gun shop owner and Frederick Robert kromp acquire machine guns that he would then rent to the public in court Jenkins pleaded not guilty to the 5 charges against him which include making false statements and conspiracy, one point of contention was whether Jenkins should have to surrender his guns, which prosecutors say is standard for the release of someone facing charges. Lawyers for Jenkins claimed he needed his weapons to protect himself since he's received death threats in the past, the judge wasn't swayed and left the condition in place. Several hours after the hearing, the sheriff emerged from the courthouse. Do you have any comments? I have no statement. Thank you. You didn't say much here, but in a statement he says he'll take a leave of absence later this week and that'll last until the end of the judicial process, he had previously stated he planned to work while this played out. At U.S. district court in Baltimore, Mike Morello, WTO P news. News time
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"Top stories were working on on WTO be former vice president Mike Pence will not appeal a subpoena compelling him to testify about former president Trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Frederick county, Maryland sheriff chuck Jenkins will stay on the job as he faces federal charges in connection with a scheme to illegally get machine guns. Keep it here for full details on these stories in the minutes ahead. Ten 48. Traffic and weather on the 8s and when it breaks on WTO, bob imler is in the traffic center. And Virginia 95 southbound all lanes remain stopped after exit one 50 triangle before actually one 48 Quantico with a police activity and there's a medevac helicopter on the ground on 95 southbound along with all the other equipment, which has all lanes stopped in the main lanes before exit one 48 Quantico. You will want to self divert early. Somewhere near Dale City, you really don't want to go much beyond that at this point because beyond that, all traffic is stopped. The only thing getting by is one lane to the left and the express lanes, the main lanes are completely stopped. Of course, route one is going to serve as your alternate for that, interleukin beltway, getting past the dollar's toll road, squeezing by to the right past the work zone, and 66 westbound down to a single lane of the left, getting past the fairfax county Parkway, headed out towards Centreville tonight, interleukin avenue, the Maryland side, the crash is out of the road, two 70 northbound, still with the crash afterward, 80 or near the scenic overlook in Frederick county. Baltimore Washington Parkway also had a crash southbound near one 75 and traffic was getting by by squeezing to the left around that crash. 95 is doing all right, except coming out of Baltimore southbound approaching the Baltimore beltway very slow with the works on the left side. For over 35 years on the DMV Greenberg and betterment has helped tens of thousands of clients who've been hurt in auto accidents
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"Affecting Hagerstown in the next hour or so, and Frederick Maryland as well. They have a long way to go. We'll see if they hold together here. These thunderstorms currently in far western Maryland. And if they continue to push east, we'll watch it for you, of course, on WTO. Rosalind 74, farragut square 74 and Laurel, 72°, some parts of our area moving all the way down to the middle 60s late tonight. Well, it's money news at ten and 40 past the hour brought to you by pen fed. Great rates for everyone. Here's Jeff claypot. Further signs of a slowing economy, payroll from ADP says private employers added 145,000 jobs last month, much less than expected, realtor dot com says new home listings in March were down 20% from a year ago and about half what it was before the pandemic. The tall ship Providence a replica of an 18th century warship will move to a permanent home in old town's waterfront park this summer. The Dow gained 80 points Wednesday, but the NASDAQ lost a 129. Jeff cable. Asia Pacific markets all lower. Tokyo's stocks are down 1%. Hong Kong a fraction lower and South Korea's cost be 1% lower. Ten 42, the sheriff of Frederick county, Maryland, chuck Jenkins, has been arrested. It follows a federal grand jury indictment, charging him in a gun dealer in a scheme to buy illegal machine guns. Michelle Murillo has our team coverage or starts it off. According to the indictment, sheriff Jenkins conspired with firearms business owner Robert crop to purchase machine guns by falsifying documents on sheriff's letterhead to get those weapons for demonstration in the sheriff's office. However, the indictment says the guns were not for the sheriff's office, but for crop's customers. Crop was also indicted for his part in the scheme, and for illegal possession of machine guns. If convicted, they face up to 5 years in prison on the conspiracy and false statement charges, crop could face another ten years for machine gun possession. Michelle Morello, WTO P news. I'm met kofax in Frederick. Sheriff Jenkins told our acting sheriff. He is still the sheriff for fabric county. Sheriff's office spokesperson Todd weill says sheriff chuck Jenkins believes in the justice process and would like to see it play out. For deputies, he says it's business as usual. They're going to remain professional. They know that they have the sheriff's back as he has had theirs. When asked whether it was normal for an officer of the law under indictment to continue to serve, wyvill added
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"Jr., an anti vaccine activist, and of course a member of one of the country's most famous political families is running for president. He filed a statement of Kansas City today with the federal election commission, the 69 year old's campaign to challenge incumbent President Biden for the democratic nomination is a long shot, self help author Marianne Williamson is also running in the democratic race. Kennedy is a nephew of JFK, the son of RFK. He was once a bestselling author as well as an environmental lawyer who worked on issues such as clean water, but about 15 years ago he became fixated on a belief that vaccines are not safe. He's now emerged as one of the leading voices in the anti vaccine movement. His work has been described by public health experts and even members of his own family as misleading and dangerous. Frederick county, Maryland sheriff chuck Jenkins, has been indicted by a federal grand jury in an apparent plan to buy illegal guns. The indictment claims sheriff Jenkins an area firearms business owner Robert crop came up with a scheme to purchase machine guns using falsified documents on sheriff's office letterhead. According to the indictment, the claim was, the guns were being purchased for demonstrations in the sheriff's office, but instead they were being bought for crops customers. If convicted in the buying scheme, they could each be given 5 years in federal prison, crop could face additional time for illegal machine gun possession. Michelle Morello WTO news. Coming up here on WTO, former vice president Mike Pence signals he's ready to testify about Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. We're expecting to have some live analysis tonight from CBS News correspondent Robert Costa in just a couple of minutes. Stay close to WTO. It's 9 43. Hiring the right talent
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"Oh, that's just my astronaut Marilyn state dinosaur yes you are. Love Maryland? Play Maryland for just scratch offs, available at participating lottery retailers. Please play responsibly. Everything you need every time you listen. News. It's one 15. I'm Nick hi and Ellie. Breaking news on WTO. We are learning that the sheriff of Frederick county, Maryland has now been criminally indicted by federal authorities. Sheriff chuck Jenkins and 36 year old Robert krop are facing charges of conspiracy and false statements in order to acquire machine guns. Crop is the owner of a gun related business in Frederick, and indictment alleges that he forged multiple documents on the Frederick county sheriff's office letterhead, requesting that machine guns from his business be brought to the sheriff's office for evaluation and demonstration, Jenkins then reportedly signed those documents. Charging documents say the machine guns were never used for demonstration and were always intended to be rented to crops customers. Jenkins has served as a sheriff in Frederick county since 2006, both Jenkins and crop could face up to 5 years in prison if they're found guilty. A new digital content filter is rolling out this week in Arlington county public schools, it's designed to give parents some control over when children are using school issued devices. We know many families have concerns about the amount of screen time being used outside of the day. Superintendent Francisco Duran says the new tool called light speed will give parents more oversight over how kids use things like school laptops outside of the classroom. This new feature again we believe is really important to help our parents have greater control over what
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"Preserve. Catherine Townsend is the president of the trust for the national mall. They work with the National Park Service, but for the cherry tree specifically, we are raising money for long-term support and care and maintenance. They do that through a cherry tree endowment away for those in the area to help out. She says they hope to raise enough to care for 3700 trees, around $3.7 million in all. These trees are not meant to be here for over 25 to 50 years, some are out here that are a hundred years old. We're really excited about everybody making a contribution this year to the trust for the national mall. Melissa, how old he needs. Your recent trips to the store not a fluke, even though the cost of getting food to the grocery store is down what you're paying to get it home isn't. The USDA says agricultural prices have gone down since May, but prices at your local food store are up for sure. Eggs topped the list up over 250% to an average of $4 82 cents for a dozen milk prices started to rise in 2021, hit a high of $4, 20 cents per gallon this year. If you're thinking of oat milk as an alternative, that's also up 44%. Bread and butter have also seen higher numbers, but one staple that is actually decreased recently, bacon. It had a high of 7 60 per pound in October, and it's dropped below $7 since. Ralph Fox WTO P news spring break is just a few weeks away, and if you're planning a family trip, plan to spend more to pay for the gas to get you there and back. Triple-A reports the national average for a gallon of regular is now at three 47, which is about 7 cents higher than it was a week ago. If you fill up in Maryland and Virginia, it's cheaper than the national average, but the prices in both states have gone up from the previous week by about ten cents a gallon for regular. Triple-A says switching to the summer blend is causing the higher price. This time last year, the national average was $4 and 32 cents a gallon. Gas buddy reports demand for gas in the U.S. last week inched up by three tenths of a percent. And Kramer, WTO news. Shoppers in Frederick were pepper sprayed while two people robbed the Ulta, beauty shop at the Frederick crossing shopping center Sunday afternoon. Frederick county sheriff chuck Jenkins spoke with our news partners at NBC four. There was some type of pepper spray used by the two suspects. They sprayed inside the store. We don't think they sprayed anybody in particular. There were probably 30, you might see Molly exposures. At this point, there's been no transport to the hospital. No serious injuries reported according to the sheriff deputies are still looking for suspects. Still to come on WTO, it was a big night at the Oscars and it was a big night for everything everywhere all in ones. We're going to talk to our entertainment editor Jason Frehley just a few moments, also coming up in money news. Why look at a Roth individual retirement account, taxes is one big reason I'm Mark Hamrick with a report coming up. It's 1208. Michael and son's heating tune up for only $59. Traffic and weather on the 8th and here's good morning to rich hunter in the WTO traffic center. Good morning Ian right now traveling westbound on the dull access road headed toward dulles airport to crash just after wolf trap finally wrapped up in cleared all lanes are open. There's no leftover lace, a good news for folks who need to get the dulles. The tall road was getting along without lay throughout. Now over in Vienna, Bueller road remains closed in both directions between metal arc drive and coral crest lane that as a result of a pole and wires that were damaged by a crash late last night, again dominion Dominion Energy is on scene, but they may be out there through later on today we will keep you posted but for now traffic is being detoured each way and they should have that detour out there for folks who are trying to get through that stretch of Vienna. Now if you're traveling in the district that's been busy, you found southeast southwest freeway, the ramp, just after the ramp to go north on the three 95, the crash there, along the right side to squeeze by single file to the left, new crash reported on the westbound side of 6 95 at the exit to go north into the third street tunnel. Again, it looks like it's going to be on that ramp up. We don't have a visual yet, but authorities were headed that way. Ongoing police investigation continues to close eastbound Pennsylvania avenue between tenth and 11th street, southeastern Capitol Hill, and 11th street is closed in both directions between K street and Pennsylvania avenue, so again, no access there, as a result of this ongoing closure. Now, if you're traffic in Maryland, I spoke with a couple of listeners who are traveling along I 70 and two 70 a couple of stretches of some snow out there. Again, nothing sticking, road
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"There are ways that you can help make sure the trees continue to thrive. Out near the national mall, crews work hard to maintain and preserve. Catherine Townsend is the president of the trust for the national mall. They work with the National Park Service, but for the cherry tree specifically, we are raising money for long-term support and care and maintenance. They do that through a cherry tree endowment away for those in the area to help out. She says they hope to raise enough to care for 3700 trees, around $3.7 million in all. These trees are not meant to be here for over 25 to 50 years, some are out here that are a hundred years old. We're really excited about everybody making a contribution this year to the trust for the national Melissa. What it costs to get food on the shelves is down, but the grocery bills are still on the rise. The USDA says agricultural prices have gone down since May, but prices at your local food store are up for sure. Eggs topped the list up over 250% to an average of $4 82 cents for a dozen milk prices started to rise in 2021, hit a high of $4, 20 cents per gallon this year. If you're thinking of oat milk as an alternative, that's also up 44%. Bread and butter have also seen higher numbers, but one staple that is actually decreased recently, bacon. It had a high of 7 60 per pound in October, and it's dropped below $7 since. Ralph Fox WTO P news. Going somewhere for spring break? Well, it is going to cost you as gas prices are starting to climb again across the country. Triple-A reports the national average for a gallon of regular is now at three 47, which is about 7 cents higher than it was a week ago. If you fill up in Maryland and Virginia, it's cheaper than the national average, but the prices in both states have gone up from the previous week by about ten cents a gallon for regular. Triple-A says, switching to the summer blend is causing the higher price. This time last year, the national average was $4 and 32 cents a gallon. Gas buddy reports to ban for gas in the U.S. last week inched up by three tenths of a percent. And Kramer, WTO news. New tonight shoppers in Frederick were pepper sprayed while two people robbed the Ulta Beauty shop at the Frederick crossing shopping center this afternoon. Frederick county sheriff chuck Jenkins spoke with our news partners at NBC four. There was some type of pepper spray used by the two suspects. They sprayed inside the store. We don't think they sprayed anybody in particular. There were probably 30, you might see Molly exposures. At this point, there's been no transport to the hospital. Sheriff's deputies are still looking for the suspects there. Two people are dead after an early morning crashing and arundel county. Police had it shortly after midnight, a tow truck, exiting off of I 97 on a southbound route three toward gambrels rear ended a car causing both vehicles to veer off the road and hit several trees. The driver of the struct car, a 58 year old woman from Glendale and her rear seat passenger and 85 year old woman also of Glendale were both pronounced dead at the scene. An additional passenger in the car was taken to the hospital with serious injuries, the tow truck driver had just minor injuries. That crash remains under investigation. Now, coming up after traffic and weather, how are Americans faring with emergency savings, and if they don't have enough, what's the backup? I'm Mark Hamrick with a report just ahead. It's ten O 8, Michael and sons peting tune up for only $59. Traffic and weather on the 8s and rich hunters in the WTO traffic center. I will start you off in the district John eastbound or outbound Pennsylvania avenue remains closed between tenth and 11th street southeast for the police investigation that may have been as a result of an earlier crash. Westbound or inbound Pennsylvania avenue, the lanes are open, so again, watch for police direction they will divert you off the east bound side. Now, if you're traveling out on 6 95, the 11th street bridge outbound headed toward I two 95 and D.C. two 95, you may find yourself in stop traffic apparently a multi vehicle crash originally reported beyond I two 95 is now it's actually on the outbound 11th street bridge before the split for the two 95 interchanges, and again it does appear that traffic may be stopped at the moment, it was still additional response on its way there. Now, if you're traveling on two 95 itself, both I two 95 and D.C. two 95 for now, nothing in your way just be aware you won't be able to get there as a result of this crash if you're traveling outbound on the 11th. Now if you're traveling on the beltway in Maryland in an adult from Montgomery and prince George's counties for now, lanes are open no incidents reported despite the wet roadways, you're in good shape so far in the Virginia byway between Alexandria and mcclain, for now no major issues along three 95 or 95, 66, with inside and outside the beltway without issue, check in for a crash reported to be on the on ramp from southbound route three to go east on U.S. 50 in buoy, police and fire were headed that way. Looking for a safe use car Fitzgerald automobile is hundreds of good cars trucks and SUVs next to a new car fits way used car is best. As it fits more dot com today, rich hundred WTO traffic. Your forecast now with Steve rinse a valley. I truly like rain on your Sunday Night, maybe mixed with a few wet snowflakes, especially north and west of town. Temperatures in the middle 30s to near 40 and watch for areas of fog, Monday, rain diminishes to showers in the afternoon in Chile
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"Of the trump immigration policies with executive orders and the like, And we wanted to get reaction here this morning from one of our favorite law enforcement officers, Sheriff Chuck Jenkins, Frederick County Sheriff. Good Morning. Welcome back to the show. Good morning. I want to play for you in exchange and then get your reaction to it. This was yesterday at the White House. Fox News is Peter Doocy questioning White House press secretary Jen Psaki on the deportation of criminal illegal aliens knew for anything nice eyes going to get some new guidance to no longer focus on deporting illegal immigrants who've been convicted of dy simple assault solicitation, drug based crimes, among other things. And I'm curious how that is in the interest of public safety. Well, first, it's guidelines that would be put out by the Department of Homeland Security and I'd certainly sent to them. They have a confirmed secretary. Now, But the priority for the enforcement of an immigration laws will be on those were opposing and national security threat, Of course, the public safety threat And on recent arrivals. Nobody is saying that do you rise or salt or acceptable hate behavior and those arrested for such activities should be tried and sentenced as appropriate by local law enforcement, But we're talking about the prioritization of who is going to be deported from the country. Sheriff. Is this good crowd and government going to deport anybody? I've got one word. This is very dangerous, Dangerous for America Dangerous for the public What She's saying. The parameters are very loosely defined, and I happen to believe that the public has never really going to know. Isis effectively been functionally dismantle at this point. Sheriff, if I might We talked yesterday on air about people coming from south of the border. They're released into this country because I've supported control can't hang on to him. And they never get tested for whether or not they're contagious, not just with covert, but with any of another host of illnesses that have been addressed and Basically eradicated in this country. No. This further plays into the threat on public safety doesn't It does Listen, public health goes hand in hand with public safety. We know that first of all, we don't know who's coming into this country. We don't know what kind of conditions they come from what their health is. What their criminal histories are. They're allowed to violate our borders on those borders are gonna be wide open so there will be effectively. No border enforcement with ice standing man are being told to stand down. There will be no interior enforcement. So the criminals people who violate our laws are going to be running with impunity through this country is going to be devastating to our communities, our counties in their cities. Sure if we see a return to catch and release, which the Trump Administration had pretty much put an end to on now that that's back. And these, these notices to appear. We find out that frequently. In fact, there's a very high no show rate for illegal aliens that are caught released and given notice to appear correct. That is correct. And sometimes those hearings air years out. They never show up. As a matter of fact, the failure to appear rates probably eyes high as the high eighties. The 90 some percent on we know that the courts know that This administration. Those Let me say this on and The numbers tell it all. So we've been working closely with ice and Frederick County for 12 years. Very effective to 87 G program. We've taken criminals off the street. We remove those criminals from our country is the workings of ice. They're law enforcement, men and women who have a mission to do They have a job to do. And over the 12 years we have removed roughly 1750 criminals from our streets. We have reductions in serious crime for seven consecutive years. So that tells the story In a nutshell. Talking with our friend Marconi Sheriff Chuck Jenkins, Sheriff. Great story and right, where it this morning Within one hour of this past Thursday, agents in Mission, Texas. Encounter back to back groups and arrested 253 illegal aliens. With the end of one hour. Now, this is a rather sharp escalation of people trying to get into this country outside the law than we saw during the last administration. Is it not? It is very much so you know, President Trump was right on the mark. His policies were working. We saw the numbers of entry illegal entries. ATT's edit decline, We saw the number of criminal deportations increase. So you know, this administration is clearly out to undo. Every accomplishment of President Trump. A scar is his immigration policies and it's going to be detrimental of this country is the true sheriff. It is just not American communities and law abiding citizens are at risk here that Immigrant communities themselves. Air now put it risk because a lot of these people coming over or have criminal histories in their native countries or our gang's infiltrating this country. That's very much correct. So the community's most at risk are the immigrant communities. They're the most victimized by the criminal gangs. The criminal element. Yes. What you're going to see is a huge increase. In the number of criminal gang members coming across because again we don't know who's coming into this country. They're certainly not identified are vetted and every single case where ice makes a decision on whether or not to remove that individual. Is not only based on the crime they committed here, but the crimes they may have committed or did commit prior to entry. So it seems that this administration then is giving The full rights of citizenship. Two individuals who are coming to this country illegally. In other words, if you break into the country illegally, even if you shot somebody south of the border while you've not committed a crime here, so Ollie Ollie oxen free That's pretty much great. Yeah, pretty much. It's a wide open. It's wide open. There's gonna be no enforcement. You either have laws that you know in that walls again..
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"Gone Route one. In college Park South bound after the entrance for the University of Maryland at Lee High Road Emergency utility work in the right lane Now from garage door repaired calm. The W M A L. Starboard 74 cats. Today is gonna be mostly cloudy can't rule out a little spotty shower here or there were headed up to 51 degrees, But then it's a long duration storm from Wednesday evening through Friday morning. It's definitely gonna be cold enough temperatures in the lower thirties Thursday through the weekend and then could have another quick moving system coming in Valentine's Day with more freezing rain. I'm ABC seven meteorologist Rodica Johnson in this moment, seven Weather Center right now it is 30 and Haymarket 28 in Gaithersburg, 32. At Reagan National Traffic and Weather sponsored by Del I'm John Matthews on 105.9 FM. Washington's mall. W M A L. NOW Washington Mornings on the mall. Good morning, six or seven on this Tuesday morning, joining us in half an hour. It is Frederick County shares a Chuck Jenkins on how the Biden administration is ruining ice arrests at 705 Brian Darling will lay out the impeachment trial process to begin today at 7 35 Mark Bucher, the co owner of the medium rare restaurants in our area. We'll have the latest on Montgomery County's changing dining restrictions, because that's always fun when they just change randomly at Eagle five, firing York with fire Reasons why the entire process of the impeachment today is unconstitutional and at a 35 Virginia Ali, the co founder and owner, events Chili Bowl, They're part of the Save Our History.
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"French Road Route 100 eastbound accident is after a Randall Mills Boulevard. Now from garage Door repaired calm. The wf hailstorm Art seven forecast. Some spotty light showers could be coming through the area from now until 1 p.m.. We're headed up to 51 degrees. Tomorrow. Just 40 degrees and then lower thirties from Thursday on through the weekend. Next weather maker will move in Wednesday evening out Friday morning. Expect two waves of snow showers. I'm ABC seven meteorologist Veronica Johnson and the Storm. What seven Weather Center Right now. It is 27 in Vienna, 26 in Damascus, 32 at Reagan National. I'm John Matthews on 105.9 FM. Washington's mall. W M A L. NOW Washington Mornings on the mall doubles. Good Tuesday morning, five of seven year old mornings on the mall. 6 35 were joined by Sheriff Chuck Jenkins will discuss how the Biden administration's limiting ice arrests and deportations is affecting the citizens of Frederick at 705 Brian Darling joins us the layout the impeachment process today. At 7 35 Mark Bucher, the owner of medium of the medium rare restaurants in our area, the latest on how Montgomery County's Changing dining restrictions are affecting diners and those trying to serve them at 805. It's a buyer in New York with five reasons why the entire process for impeachment today is unconstitutional and in a 35, Virginia Ali's the co founder and owner of Ben's Chili Bowl, very exciting. They're gonna be part of a History channel and.
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"Current registration system is immensely frustrating. Montgomery County Council member gave Albornoz says people are signing up with their health departments, pharmacies and hospitals desperately trying to get the vaccine. It's leading to confusion and chaos within the community. In the county's HHS director, Dr Raymond Crowl say the state needs to set up a one stop shop for registration. It would simplify things a lot, even if they didn't do it statewide. If they did it, the county lovingly give us some flexibility to within the county. Heather Curtis Sandoval, you Emma Allen W. M. A. L. Doc. Oh. Meanwhile, new Corona virus variants running rampant throughout the country as hospitalizations remain I, CDC director Dr Rochelle Wolinsky says, while there's been a decrease in US covert cases Hospitalizations are still on the level much higher than what the country saw it this summer and fall. She says, the new variants of the virus or a threat of great concern and could undo the downward trend in cases as a February 7th 699 variant cases have been confirmed across 34 states. Almost all of those are the more contagious UK variant, she says. They're ramping up genomic sequencing, which gives a clearer picture of what types of variants are spreading. And that reducing community spread by mess wearing and distancing is still key to fighting those Tanya J. Powers. Fox News the new administration rolling back immigration laws put in place by President Trump. So listen, what this is going to do. This is gonna be disastrous, Dangerous going to impact every county, every city, every community in this country and again. This is total lawlessness. We have to have in terror enforcement along with strong border security or we have no laws. Frederick County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins says the order took effect this much. Noting DHS rolling back efforts to deport immigration violations for assault and do you want? Listen, they're angry at President Trump everything that he all the strides that he made and stronger immigration enforcement. Over the past four years, they're totally being undone and dismantled. Barbara breath. W M L A. W M a l dot com Another member of President Biden's Cabinet has been confirmed on this vote. The user 87 the knees are seven. The nomination is confirmed. Denis McDonough taken over a secretary of Veterans Affairs McDonough having previous White House experience serving as President Obama's chief of staff during his second term as well as deputy National security Advisor. McDonough's confirmation vote is expected to be the last one to take place. Until the end of President Trump's second impeachment trial. There's a new leader atop these streaming rankings. Netflix is two biggest hits continued to dominate the Nielsen ratings. Although this week they've traded places we.
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"Little bit about the Super Bowl and the Bruce Springsteen in particular coming up in a bit Ondas little bit more on the on the impeachment nonsense, too. It's nonsense. But it is an opportunity for the presidents who could make a case through his attorneys, and I hope that he does. I hope that he does so well. We'll talk a little bit more about that coming up in a bit as well. Right now we're joined by Maryland's sheriff, and technically, it's just Frederick County. But I think he speaks for most Marylanders here when it comes to law and order and keeping our neighborhood safe and really utilizing the law. To do that. Imagine that Sheriff Chuck Jenkins of Frederick County joins us now share Jenkins. Thanks for joining us, sir. Thank you. Very good to hear from me. Well, listen, I know that you you worked very closely and continue to try to work very closely with ice officials with Homeland security and those law enforcement officials at the federal level who were charged with enforcing our immigration laws, especially against criminal aliens who have come to this country illegally and then broken further. Laws, even violent criminals. Can you give us an update on where things stand right now with that relationship now that there's a new president and apparently a new policy Well, the relationship of ice, which has been going on for about 12 years, now is absolutely great. It's been It's been a great program. Great relationship. However, I believe what Biden has done right now to his directors and orders basically functionally put ice out of business. I think basically he's dismantled it. And I don't know how effective it's going to be any more. If it all I'm really afraid of where we're headed here, Larry. We're headed for a dangerous place. Now where you is that based on what your projections will be based on what his executive orders were in the first week of the presidency. Where you already seeing some very real, uh, repercussions of those same executive orders. No, that's based on what I'm hearing what I've seen when I read right now. Nothing has changed. But then also because of the whole covert outbreak of pandemic. We've seen the reduction in arrest over all this for the most part of the year and also our housing program device. We're now housing anybody right now. What was that right? And is that because you you've got no one from ice. They just sort of cut that off. Well because of the code with the general population of ice inmates started should last February march, And then we finally made the decision. The numbers were so low I school they're inmates out and probably put him out on the street on on ankle bracelets. So We haven't housed anybody since probably about last April. So now based on the rhetoric that we've seen over the last couple of years, and that that appears to have made its way into the Oval Office, now or at the very least in the president's Cabinet, and certainly with the vice president, Kamila Harris, this whole idea of abolishing ice and and no deportations, even for criminals of the president tried to put through and and other Political positions that they have voice. How is that talk us through what This will mean to the people of Frederick County. When you try to do your job to keep them safe. Well, what this is going to me, Larry. First of all Over the past years that I worked with lice I've seen so many other local and state agencies refused to cooperate, refused to work with lice. So that in of itself has been a huge problem. Now the distant ministrations has says We're gonna abolish ice or they're not going to abolish size. What I think they will do is basically water down the program and basically make ice and effective functionally and then probably reduce the size of the agency overtime to attrition. What this is going to mean that not only Frederick County is you're going to see increased crime, increased gang activity. You're going to see crimes against Americans against immigrant communities. You're going to see this whole thing blow up and I think it's gonna be disastrous. We really instantly Go ahead. No, no, please finish your thought. So my thought, is this When you look at what's going on? You need both border enforcement, which we're not gonna have. You need the interior enforcement of the immigration laws by ice, which we aren't gonna have, And so therefore you're not gonna have anything at all that this is in America. Last view of things. I really believe that this is not Americans. First. This is Americans last and Larry. Let me tell you, the President Trump's administration was so pro law enforcement Law and order the rule of law. And now this is the exact opposite. Yeah, I fear that as well and we're certainly seeing a manifest in these early executive orders, sir and Sheriff Jenkins that Are we going to see in Frederick County? Now? This sort of revolving door of you know you're arresting people. And And normally if they are here illegally, and there's a detainer out them for their deportation, you would house them You'd hand them over the ice and they'd be properly you know, processed and eventually made, you know to go back to their home country now, are you You're basically going to have to release them out under the streets just you know, T o commit the next crime. Exactly. That's effectively what will have to do because containers won't be enforced. They won't be removed. So let me give an example. So and I can cite this from Eric cases here in Frederick County, violent crimes child rape sentences that was potentially cannery many years in prison. So let's say an individual gets a sentence of 10 years for raping a young child. Okay. All suspended for six months. They serve six months in jail and none of the previous administration. That person would then be deported by ice. So now that person's gonna be cut backwards onto the street. So it kind of makes it hard for you to do your job. Sheriff Jenkins. I would think, uh, is there Is there any remedy that the people of Frederick County can do? Or maybe the governor I mean, last I heard from the governor and I asked him on this program is position on these sanctuary counties, and he absolutely believes that the county should follow federal law and they should cooperate with federal authorities. Can the governor intervene on something like this? But Larry, the governor can make it happen, but hasn't made it happen. As a matter of fact, right now in the Maryland Legislature,.
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"Anything that could change. 36 right now in D. C. 32 in Gaithersburg, 33 in Manassas. You could tell how often I buy milk almost had a six pack E guess That's not the way it comes. Thanks a lot. Tamar 10 51 ON w T o P. The Frederick County Sheriff says it was a procedural area error. The woman says it was racism when she was stopped. A Latina immigrant who said she was racially discriminated against during a traffic stop, has reached a settlement in her case, which includes an apology from Frederick County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins. We apologize for what happened. There was no intent on Part of the deputies. There was no malice, no racial profiling. In a statement through the A. C l U Medrano said she was scared for her life during the July 2018 traffic stop for a burned out tail light, she said deputies detained her for more than an hour while waiting for immigration and customs enforcement. We agreed to provide certain trainings on how to deal with ice, warts or personnel. You know, I'm responsible for that It didn't happen. The lawsuit was settled for $125,000 salary bonked w T OBY News, while changes could be coming to the way cases Handled involving the Montgomery County Police Department. We could see more information, including who gets pulled over and how forces used a Montgomery County Council committee wants more information on what it would take to implement changes like documenting race, ethnicity and more when police go out on calls and make arrests. Council member Will Jawando asked about tracking that demographic information when stops were arrests are made. Is there a form that the police that your officers have to fill out now? And if not, is that something at an interim that We could do or incorporate into the record mantises system. You mentioned that there might be a tool that could be adapted Montgomery County police chief Marcus Jones. We do not currently capture that data. The council's Public Safety committee will hold another session before voting to move a bill requiring the police to document more information to the full Council. Kate Ryan. W T o p New. It's 10 53 the Capitol steps They're calling it quits, been entertaining crowds here for close to 40 years. Endemic being blamed. When we started this show, we had no thought that we would go beyond that show that week, Elaina Newport Co. Founded the group for a Senate Christmas party in 1981. But she soon quit her day job to perform nearly 20,000 shows in all 50 states. Along the way, they spoofed George W. Bush at the writer. I love the mangled language stuff he was covering up. I'm going to make a joke about myself because I have good self defecating humor. You know, stuff like that. And, of course, after 9 11, we had to take it easy on him like a nobody. Knew what to do after 9 11 Barack Obama way had Obama me, Uh and Donald Trump we had orange is the new Barac, Jason.
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"Manassas and 32 in Gaithersburg tomorrow. Thank you very much. It's 37 degrees outside our studios and French your pipes brought to you by patient first. Positions, X rays, lab test and prescription drugs, the 20 D C Metro area medical centers. It's 6 42, the Frederick County sheriff says. It was just a procedural error. The woman who stops this it was racism. Latina immigrant who said she was racially discriminated against during a traffic stop, has reached a settlement in her case, which includes an apology from Frederick County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins. We apologize for what happened. There was no intent on the part of the deputies. There was no malice, no racial profiling. In a statement through the A. C L U Medrano said she was scared for her. Life during the July 2018 traffic stop for a burned out tail light, she said. Deputies detained her for more than an hour while waiting for immigration and customs enforcement. We agreed to provide certain trainings on how to deal with ice wants our personnel. You know, I'm responsible for that. It didn't happen. The lawsuit was settled for $125,000 salary bonked w T OBY News change could be coming to the way cases are handled involving the Montgomery County Police Department. We could see more information, including who gets pulled over and how fast forces used. Montgomery County Council Committee wants more information on what it would take to implement changes like documenting race, ethnicity and more. When police go out on calls and make arrests. Council member Will Jawando asked about tracking that demographic information when stops or arrests are made. Is there a form that the police that your officers have to fill out now? And if not, is that something in an interim that we could do or incorporate into the record? Master system. You mentioned that there might be a tool that could be adapted Montgomery County Police chief Marcus Jones. We do not Carly capture that data. The council's Public Safety committee will hold another session before voting to move a bill requiring the police to document more information to the full Council. Kate Ryan w T. O P News. The numbers are growing 31 officers from 12 States may have been involved in that attack on the capital, according to an Associated Press review. Officials are looking into whether the officer Violated any laws where the government is a professor at Syracuse University College of Law and specializes in the First Amendment. Any citizen Is it a rally or a protest that is well within the bounds of the First Amendment? What about police officers off duty Police officers have the same First Amendment rights that any other citizen would have. But we saw citizens live on TV. Breaking the law, he says. It's some end up being police officers. Disciplinary action within the department must be taken. Stacey Lynn CBS News, then still ahead in sports. Half The Super Bowl has now been set. 6 44 history. I have a dream dilemmas. You know why they're for the white people. And you're not black enough for the bike people racial tension, racial slurs based simply on what we look like facing the truth. He said. Yes, I heard you because you're black. I'm J. J Green. And I'm black. I'm Chris core and I'm quite join us.