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"The Gulf Coast and also Texas. Also today, Apple has released a critical software patch to fix a security vulnerability that researchers say could allow hackers to directly in fact. IPhones and other apple devices without any user action. That's a worry now. The Toronto citizen lab exposed the flaw, and they said it was exploited to plant spyware on a Saudi activists. IPhone But they said this could allow hackers to similarly infect other apple devices. They also say the flaw was exploited by the world's most infamous hacker for hire firm Israel's and S O group. A proposed tax hike on corporations from Congress Democrats, Republicans don't like it, and Diane King Hall has details. Democrats are proposing to boost the tax rate on businesses earning more than $5 million to 26 a half percent. That's up from 21%. But less than President Biden was seeking. Lawmakers are also calling for a 39.6% tax on people earning more than $400,000 a year or couples earning 10 450,038. Let's get right to Bloomberg's Tracy Junkie for all things business. Good morning. Glory. Amazon is announcing a hiring surge right on time for the holidays, but it doesn't say anything about these jobs being temporary. Amazon says it needs 125,000 workers. The company is jumping into a shallow labor pool, according to employment services provider Bank Power Group. Seven out of 10 firms globally are having a tough time hiring that's a 15 year. High stocks are having a tougher time. Now the Dow is falling 182 points. The NASDAQ is down 19, the S and P is down. 13 I'm Tracy Junkie Bloomberg business on WBZ, Boston's NewsRadio. Coming up 40 years ago. The night The Rolling Stones rocked a small club in Worcester..
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
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"Low 63 in Boston will be in the fifties in both suburbs. A nice day tomorrow, lots of sunshine on the way over the high near 80 mainly clear Tomorrow night's alot of 65 for Wednesday. Partly sunny, breezy, warm and more human will get up to a high of 82 Now Cold front will come through. Wednesday night with a couple of showers and a thunderstorm. What to see how fast that front moves out. We still could have some lingering clouds Thursday, and perhaps he had a shower to have that front is slow to move out all behind Thursday around 78. I'm asking about the meteorologist Brian Thompson, WBZ Boston news radio and attempts right now and and over at 73 degrees in Avon at 76. In Boston. We have a few clouds and it's 78 degrees. Subaru summer is going on now. Lisa Brand New 2021 Subaru ascent for only 2 79 per month for 36 months with 31 79 do exciting details at Subaru of New England dot com. The trial of one of the largest potential medical swindles is set to get underway this week. CBS is Diane King Hall has the story. Seven men and five women have been selected as the jury for the criminal trial of Elizabeth Holmes, the CEO and founder. The former technology company Theranos. Opening statements are scheduled to begin Wednesday. Holmes is accused of duping financial backers, customers and patients with a promise to run hundreds of medical tests. Using a single drop of blood. There had been some controversy over the jury pool, whether they should all be vaccinated or not. Arguments were made. If they are all vaccinated, it wouldn't be a fair representative jury. In the end, all the jurors are vaccinated for safety reasons. Cardi B is a mom again. Here's CBS's Matt Piper. With that Cardi B has given birth to baby number two. Often up to stop. The rapper posted a photo inside her hospital room with partner offset the baby cradled in a blue blanket with her cradled in a lawyer of Aton one The simple caption 94 21 with dinosaur Blue Heart and teddy bear emojis kardian offset are also parents to culture who's three years old Japanese karate Chop that pitch for CBS News. Labor Day rally is held in Boston. More details at eight Jay Farner here CEO of Rocket companies, If you thought you missed your chance to refinance and save think again, mortgage rates have recently dropped below 3% and Rocket Mortgage can help you save big..
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
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"Today in certain states. Eye exams provided by independent opthamologist See Store for details. Kevin Brennan WBC's traffic on the threes. We go now to the four day forecast with the effects of Elsa threatening to roll in and here is Accuweather's Brian Thompson. We'll have clouds. It's breaks. His son this afternoon will be much cooler than recent days of the shower and perhaps the thunderstorm Temperatures nearly steady around 70 clouding your Bucky Tonight with a couple of showers, perhaps thunderstorm in the evening and then it's also approaches will see steady rain later tonight. Temperatures will be in the upper sixties. Well. Periods of rain and gusty winds tomorrow has also moved through all the general 1 to 3 inches of rain that could lead to some flooding. Winds could gust 40 to 60 MPH, especially close to the coast Tomorrow. 75 Rain will taper off late tomorrow, humid Saturday with some son of a shower in spots. I 76 couple of showers and storms around Sunday High 78. I'm accurate. The meteorologist Brian tops the WBZ Boston's days radio Right now it's 69 Degrees Grey Sky over Boston at 10 55 4 Day forecast was sponsored. By peerless Boilers. Fearless boilers is excited to introduce the pavilion tankless water heater. Now get all the hot water you need efficiently and save on energy bills, Learn more and find a local installers. Peerless boilers. Com Remember Peerless boilers? America's best built boilers? It's called The Heinz Hot Dog packed CBS is Diane King Hall tells us what that is an effort to require hot dogs and buns to be sold and equally sized packages is gaining steam online. Ketchup and mustard.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
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"Was stabbed in Brighton this afternoon, right outside the shallow house. New reports say Rescue efforts are starting up again at the scene of the deadly condo building collapse in South Florida and the Trump Organization's longtime CFO Alan Weiss. Alberg pleading not guilty in New York to tax related charges. 6 16. Let's go to Winthrop. Now we're next to our of vigil is set to begin to remember the victims of last weekend shooting. Retired state Trooper Dave Green Air Force veteran Ramona Cooper both shot and killed last Saturday. Both victims were blacks. The alleged shooter Nathan Allen, was killed by police investigators say he may have been a white supremacist. So again that's set to start right around seven o'clock at City Hall officials say there will be lots of security. Chief saying no backpacks, handbags, coolers or any other type of bag will be allowed at that event. Time, state health officials say West Nile virus has been detected for the first time this year. They say they found the virus in a mosquito collected back on June 29th in Medford. As of now, they say, West Nile has not been found in any animals or any humans. This also goes for Tripoli, Eastern equine encephalitis, health officials said. They don't plan to risk raise any risk levels here in Massachusetts in response to that, It comes to Covid. The World Health Organization has a new warning out this week focused on that Delta variant. Here's ABC Sherry Preston last week. Covid Case numbers across Europe jumped by 10% doctors like the World Health Organization's Dr Hans Clue, basing the increase on three things. New variants deficit in Vaccine uptake increased social mixing as the Delta variant takes control. The W. H O is recommending that people even those who are vaccinated, continue wearing masks inside public places. The CDC is doctor, Rochelle Walensky said this week that because so many people in this country have gotten the shot that is not the guidance here, vaccinated people can take off their masks and celebrate July 4th and feel safe in doing so. Sherry Preston ABC News It's been a year and a half almost of keeping our distance from our families and our friends. Not so much these days, but definitely during the height of the pandemic. Last year, we tried to keep everybody safe. Experts say. Now we really should be focusing on checking in on older relatives and those we care about after all that time apart is not an interrogation nor an intervention. This is just getting a feel and taste for how things are going. There's a lot more compassion that goes into it. Kind of like research with targeted goal assess the cognitive and physical health of aging loved ones, which is easy enough to do now that we can visit in person. Marcy Lehman with synergy, home care calls it benevolent, probing they physically looking Well, their appearance in terms of their screw Ming general hygiene clothing they're wearing Is that whether appropriate test their short term memory without having them to get to defensive. Are they moving around the house by grabbing onto furniture? Does the house look clean? Is there a laundry that needs to be done? Chris Pharma WBZ. Boston's NewsRadio 6 19 Health Equity Task Force on Beacon Hill have released some ideas to help address health disparities that were really brought front and center by the Covid 19 pandemic. The task force voting to approve that 99 page final report during a virtual meeting today, when it comes to actions that can be immediately taken, they recommend keeping those stop the spread testing sites open working on promoting equity in vaccine access. And using what they call an equity lens. When it comes to getting that federal relief cash out there across the state, it's a the report should be used as a blueprint by state government to make what they call durable progress to advance health equity here in Massachusetts. State rep from Bellingham is filing a new bill that he says could help save the lives of veterans and others suffering from post traumatic stress. Heres WBC's Kim Tunnicliffe state. Rep. Mike Soda thinks it's high time that PTSD be designated a medical condition so that veterans can apply for state issued medical cannabis cards. Soda has filed a bill to that effect, He says. Massachusetts needs to get in line with other states that have already made PTSD a qualifying condition. 22 states that are on this right now. Why is Massachusetts? So far behind on something like this. Sometimes I wonder we talk about Massachusetts being a great innovator. Well, sometimes we're not thinking ahead. Soda believes allowing veterans with PTSD to get medical marijuana cards would provide a natural alternative to opioids. Kim Tunnicliffe WBZ Boston's news radio. Also tonight, we have learned the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is committing billions in the name of equity get details from CBS's Diane King Hall. The Gates Foundation is spending big to have Help spur gender equality. Melinda Gates announce the charity is donating $2.1 billion to support women's economic and health issues. She made the announcement at a gender equality summit in Paris. The cash will be donated over five years and spread across three broad category,.
WSB-AM
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"Warning does continue for Big Creek near Alfa Rhetta affecting Fulton and Forsyth counties, and we are under a flash flood watch for most of metro Atlanta. During the height of Monday storms Jamaar Richie was making a delivery when strong winds flipped his tractor trailer over in South Atlanta. I saw the Ground with a bunch of wind going The Nestle my truck completely. This capsized turned over and slammed into the other truck and storms have already caused widespread damage from Mississippi to West Virginia. The severe weather threat today includes not just portions of Georgia, but Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. Download the WSB radio happened. Be sure to enable the notifications and alert so for your area so that you get the watches and warnings as they are issued right now. On Peachtree Street. We have 71 degrees with cloudy skies. Top local news every 30 minutes, and when it breaks 95.5 WSB depend on it. Right. This is nuisance. Atlanta's morning news. A stick up in the parking lot of a Northwest Atlanta deli leaves a Brinks security workers shot in the arm. Police say a Brinks security team stopped to get something to eat, and a gunman tried to steal their armored truck. One of the brink's employees was returning to the truck after picking up food at the deli off Marietta Boulevard. When he saw a suspect pointed a gun at the driver in the parking lot. He opened fire. The suspect fired back hitting the Brinks worker in the arm. Two men in a black sedan took off police searching for them. Now an elevated section of the Mexico City metro collapsed. It's in a subway car plunging toward a busy boulevard. It's been dangling there since late yesterday. At least 23 people killed, 70 more are injured. Responded. Diane King Hall, telling us this morning where you can get same day covert vaccine appointment's three major drug store chains are now offering same day covert 19 vaccine appointments. Walgreens.
Wisconsin's Morning News with Gene Mueller
Peloton CEO Says Child Died in Treadmill Accident
"Town after a child was killed in an accident involving the company's tread plus treadmill correspondent Diane King Hall. Saletan is urging users to keep Children away from its treadmills after AH child died in an accident. The company CEO says the death involved bulletins shred plus Proton told us it could not share additional information on what happened. Quote out of respect for the family. The company is reminding people to remove this safety key when not in use is the
WBZ Midday News
$1 Million Mega Millions Lottery Ticket Sold In Rhode Island To Expire Wednesday
"Here. But if you bought a mega millions lottery ticket in Rhode Island a year ago might be time to recheck those numbers. Time is running out to claim a million bucks last call for one lot of winner and unclaimed mega million's ticket purchased last year set to expire. Tomorrow. The winning ticket was purchased in Rhode Island on ST Patrick's Day in 2020 and comes with a one year expiration date. It's worth $1 million, and the rightful owner has less than 24 hours. To accept the lump song that is CBS is Diane King Hall just in case the winning numbers March 17th of last year were 2027 28 58 59 mega Ball was 25.
The Gee and Ursula Show
Moderna begins testing COVID-19 vaccine in young children
"19. CBS is Diane King Harbor. Ports. Moderna once too tense, it test its vaccine on babies. The pediatric study is gauging the safety and efficacy of the shot on Children between the ages of six months and 11 years old. Madonna has already doing vaccine trials on kids aged 12 to 17 and the vaccine has emergency clearance for youths and adults tell doctors say vaccinating young people is key to reaching herd immunity. President Biden hits the road today on a trip the highlight his newly passed
WTMJ 620
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"Those mark can't have to play for the rest of the way this College hoops season, Brandy explains an extra points that happens at 7 45 Sky High Energy bill for one Texas woman has her seeing red I used in woman is suing her power provider for alleged price gouging after she received a bill this month. More than $9500 Lisa Cori file that $1 billion class action lawsuit against gritty energy, she says her typical bill on Lee gets his highest 250 bucks. Corey says her power was intermittent after that massive winter storm hit Texas last week. Leaving millions and the darts. Correspondent Diane King Hall report. Medical experts see renowned golfer Tiger Woods will likely face a lengthy road to recovery this after emergency surgery needed to stabilize his lower right leg. CBS News correspondent Deborah L. Thrown, doctors say they inserted a metal rod and woods his tibia and use a combination of screws and pins to stabilize. His ankle and foot CBS News Medical contributor. Dr David Egas estimates it could take six months for Woods to heal from his injuries. The muscles around the legs were traumatized that cause swelling, so it's gonna take a while to retrain these muscles to enable these bones to heal over the rod and to enable him to walk again. 30 see, there are no plans to file charges against Woods in connection with the crash a big night for the Milwaukee Ballet, becoming the first major local arts group to bring in a Larger audience for a live show, D. M. J Force Ryan Jenkins at the Bomb Gartner Center for Dance in downtown. The dancers set to perform in front of an audience of about 50 people tonight, and everyone will wear masks that includes the people in the crowd watching as well as the dancers who had to figure out how to perform with their surgical masks on So will look different to there will be no intermission so that the audience doesn't have to move around, and the show's been cut to just one hour and length. L. A leaders say the return has been slow and methodical, 7 39 and WTMJ in.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
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"Just doesn't have enough vaccines. Again. The governor writing a letter along with other governors to the feds, asking for more. Well now Britt Conway has Maura in the winter weather crippling much of the United States also shutting down vaccination sites today from Texas. It's insane, right? Never seen nothing like this Illinois This is a little bit of that shop. Severe winter weather is ripping across the country and as the ice and snow pile up So do delays to get vaccinated. In Missouri Cove in 19, Mass. Vaccination events across the state have been canceled for the rest of the week to keep people from waiting out in the brutal cold and off the roads. Vaccination sites in Alabama and Georgia are temporarily closed to same goes for Kentucky. This weather Is going to slow down our vaccination, some simply going to be too much snow. Those power outages in Texas, also leading to concerns about vaccines. Storage. The World Health Organization is green lighting AstraZeneca Oxford University's covert vaccine for emergency use. Approval comes after a review determined the vaccines benefits outweigh the risks. Phase One trial results are in regarding a potential vaccine for the mosquito borne virus. Zika Here's Nancy Chin, a potential vaccine for the mosquito borne virus. Zika is showing promise. That's according to a new study in the annals of internal medicine. The phase one trial antibody responses up to a year after vaccination were observed in at least 80% of participants. Ziga is spread mostly by the bite of an infected mosquito. And this story Now there is an outbreak. Do you like soft cheeses? Well. Massachusetts is one of the state's linked to a listeria outbreak from soft cheese, Diane King Hall explained. The listeria outbreak, possibly linked to fresh and soft cheeses, has sickened several people and at least four states, according to federal health officials. The CDC has not identified a specific brand of cheese, but says pregnant women, older adults and people with weakened immune system should avoid eating case. Alfre School case.
NewsRadio KFBK
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"And the state's grid operator, The California Independent System operator are asking Californians to conserve energy Chi so tweeted urging customers to voluntarily conserve energy and gas usage during the evenings to relieve stress grid conditions in the mid West Texas and the Southeast. A polar vortex weather system is bringing severe weather conditions to several states, forcing local utilities to call for rotating electrical outages due to low electricity supplies. Caiso isn't expecting any outages in California. Johnny D. August E NEWS 93.1 KFBK. It is brutally cold out there in the mid West, South and North East 174,000 customers in San Antonio, Texas, are among many without power this morning. CPS energy there says some customers may not have power for 24 hours or longer. The president of that utility says they will continue to expect these rolling blackouts. But in general, this rotation is going to continue to happen. We prefer to keep trying to get the system re stabilized. In San Antonio and contribute to the Texas re Stabilization That's Paula Gold. William. She admits that they did not expect the severity of this storm to be so harsh the gold, Williams says they are working around the clock to get everyone on the same power level as quickly as possible. The World Health Organization has green lighted another covert 19 vaccine. CBS News correspondent Diane King Hall. AstraZeneca's covert 19 vaccine has been granted emergency authorization by the World Health Organization. First batches of the shot will be rolled out later this month. The W H O recommended the vaccine be used in all adults, including and countries where new variants are circulating. Now, it does not currently have emergency clearance in the U. S. That is CBS Diane King Hall. The growing data out of Israel shows the covered 19 Fizer. Biotech Vaccine works extremely well. Israel's prime minister says his country will begin to reopen more fully next week. But this time, the government plans to set up a nap and issue barcodes to every inoculated Israeli dubbed a green past. This will allow the vaccinated to gain entry to all places and return to normal life. It is a model that may be adopted in other countries. Here's a BCS Jordana Millers Girls covet 19 vaccination campaign set to top four million. That means a whopping 44% of Israelis have taken at least the first. Fizer bio in Tech shot and 25% are fully inoculated. Next Sunday. Mall stores and places of worship and most schools will reopen the to incentivize vaccination. Israel plans to bar citizens from entering hotels, gym swimming pools. Sporting and cultural events, even some restaurants if they don't have a government issued barcode proving inoculation. Georgiana Miller, ABC News Jerusalem and it's 6 35. Let's get you up to date on all your top national stories. Extremely cold temperatures gripping much of the country more than 70% of the continental US now covered in snow,.
WTOP 24 Hour News
CDC warns Hispanic-style fresh, soft cheeses linked to listeria outbreak
"Soft cheeses could be linked to it, CBS News correspondents Diane King Hall explains. The listeria outbreak, possibly linked to fresh and soft cheeses has sickened several people and at least four states, according to federal health officials. The CDC has not identified a specific brand of cheese, but says pregnant women, older adults and people with weakened immune system should avoid eating case. Alfre School case of Blanco and Case open Ella the states affected include Virginia, New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts. Up ahead in money News. A conservative friendly alternative to Twitter
WSB-AM
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"Blacks coming up with the body must be sports in just a moment. The buzzer lost for the Hawks last night and how Georgia did against Tennessee. More stories make it land is morning news First, Here's Marcie what he was suggesting about 10% of Americans get at least one dose of covert vaccine. The Atlanta based CDC now says People who are fully vaccinated do not have to quarantine after exposure. WSB health reporter Sabrina Cupid says the CDC recommend double masks that's correctly offers. The best protection says the CDC is Dr Rochelle Wolinsky, and there's new guidance on how to get the bed. Protection from your mask is includes wearing a mask with multiple knows wire, nodding the ear loops on your mask or wearing a cough mask over a procedure or disposable back. The CDC is Dr John Brooks says, a new report finds when two people wear mask properly amount exposure that the wearer had two forces. Marisol was reduced by more than 95%. Sabrina, Cuba. 95.5 WSB, Dr Anthony Fauci moves to dispel concerns about getting vaccinated during pregnancy, he says 23 Wilson. Pregnant Women in the U. S. Have gotten vaccinated without complication that despite the pandemic, some 1500 youth cheer teams head to Atlanta for the three day cheers sport nationals at the Georgia World Congress Center. Some 40,000 people will attend under strict safety protocols, surfaces or wipe down, participants must wear masks except when competing and Spectators will be limited. Still, any gathering like this one runs the risk of becoming a super spreader event. Bruce Springsteen's busted for D W Y and reckless driving down. The Jersey Shore. He was arrested in November, a Gateway National Recreation area on Sandy Hook. Since that is federal land he's doing federal courts. The Asbury Park Press reports his blood alcohol was 0.0 to well below the legal limit of point await, but arresting officers can sight impairment below that threshold. A surprising percentage of pet owners would rather spend Valentine's Day smooching there Pooch dogs over dudes for Valentine's Day, according to a new top data survey 39% of unmarried dog moms. Choose their pooch to spend the day with while 23% of bachelors feel the same way. Dogs over dudes reporter Diane King Hall says 27% of pet owners plan to buy a Valentine's treat for their pet dogs are easier house break to you. WSB news time.
Atlanta's Morning News
9 million small businesses fear they won't survive pandemic
"About a quarter of Americans overall, do not intend to get vaccinated at all. Nine million small businesses in the U. S fear they won't survive another year of this pandemic. Without help from the government majority of businesses surveyed. Some 88% say sales have not returned to pre pandemic levels. Reporter Diane King Hall says the Fed survey finds 44% of small businesses are now
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
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"That requires used at a computer all day. The school's himself sequester mode for a couple weeks now, But Sarah and other students believe as long as those freshmen and transfer students are allowed to stay on campus. There are gonna be parties and a lot of positive tests. GIRL. Stephens, WBC. Boston's news radio on the school is saying they will punish more than 350 students for doing exactly that violating covert restrictions Mass live reports over the past week more than 400 students, faculty and staff of tested positive on campus. Now, some of these violations included students exceeding broom capacities, not social distancing, or simply not wearing their mask. Now, Fizer says it wants to cut down production time for its covert vaccine Visor is aiming for a faster rollout of its Corona virus vaccine. The drug maker says it wants to slash its manufacturing time and half by boosting output in its plants and becoming more efficient and its production process. Meanwhile, new study by N. Y. U researchers found that five years vaccine does provide protection against the South African strain of the virus. The CBS is Diane King Hall. These vaccinations by the way. Leading to a brand new type of covert connected shortages. There's a shortage of needles, the kind of needle doctor's water used to give vaccinations because it wastes less of the medicine. It's not just here. It's around the world in Japan, they're cutting back on the number of vaccinations being given because of the shortage. Other medical supply shortages around since the start of the pandemic are still not fully resolved. The U. S Food and Drug Administration just a few days ago, says There is still a limited supply of personal protective equipment like surgical masks and gloves. And that is correspondent Wendy Wild at 7 50 before we check traffic. The founder of Motel Barry Gordon says he is shocked to hear of Mary Wilson's death. CBS is Jennifer Keiper has a look back. Harry Wilson was a founding member of the Supremes..
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"Would become the third vaccine approved in the United States. Top local news every 30 minutes, and when it breaks 95.5 WSB depend on a January. Job gains are weighed down by the pandemic. According to the Labor Department. The economy grew by 49,000 jobs last month that was slightly weaker than expected. Nearly 10. Million Americans remain unemployed, but the nation's unemployment rate did improve to 6.3% CBS News Money Watch correspondent Diane King Hall says about half of the drop occurred because of some of those who are out of work found jobs, while others just stopped looking. A man with a flat tire is killed overnight on I 2 85 near the ramp to I 20 and Fulton County, the WSB traffic team issued a red alert after 2 A.m. finally giving the all clear around. Four hours later, the victim identified as 48 year old Alberto Henderson, a Maryland he was struck by a tractor trailer while trying to pinpoint his location after blowing out a tire. Atlanta Police say the truck driver is cooperating with the investigation, and no charges are expected in a pandemic. Many people aren't planning to attend to Super Bowl party Sunday, and some WSB listeners aren't interested in the game at all. Health experts have urged Americans to stay home and avoid parties to stop the spread. Users of the Open MIC feature on the WSB radio at plan to do just that. My family probably watch the Super Bowl from home, and I don't think we would ever go to the Super Bowl because there's much better things to do with that kind of money. One listener says he'll refer to Ever Bay just because it's closer to Atlanta. Others won't even turn on the game will be watching the Puppy Bowl in the Kitten Bowl. Yes, he's not a Brady fan, Jessica Mouth of 95.5, double the SP. And as a reminder we are awaiting a news conference from Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, and when it begins, we will bring it to you Live on WSB and the WSB radio app. WSB news time is now 11 03 live Team coverage and traffic and weather. Veronica Terrell in the WSB 24 hour Traffic Center. Well, some good news. The crash is clear. Georgia 400 North bound before Or the Ridge Road Exit six. But the bad news is traffic. Trooper Travis says. There's a new crash for headed North bound at the MARTA station that's partially in the left lane. So tough delays continue making your way in and out of Sandy Springs elsewhere, picked up a new crashed now. 25 eastbound. The inner loop is over at Peachtree Dunwoody Road Exit 28. It is taking out, it looks like the center lane. Just adding to the tough delays make your way over in Sandy Springs and also checking on new trouble over on 75 South. I'll ride the Brooklyn area 85 that's causing delays at this report brought to buy true natural gas they could report aliens have landed. But that wouldn't be true. Here's something that is true. True natural gas offers low rates and great customer service visit true natural gas dot com. I'm.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
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"Red Sox strike out on a plan to go public Fenway Sports Group have been working on a deal that would sell a minority stake to special purpose acquisition company Red Ball axis reporting. The deal was expected to be worth more than a billion dollars, but red Ball couldn't raise enough money to get the proverbial ball rolling. You might not be thinking about it yet. Maybe you think about it every day as you sit in your cubicle, but today is marked as the day you should start planning a getaway vacation. National plan for Vacation Day is today, which means planning starts now the unofficial holiday lands on the last Tuesday of January, just at the peak of winter gloom and wander less And the U. S Travel Association says 63% of Americans say they desperately need a vacation after enduring the pandemic. Diane King Hall was CBS News Coming up Next at 11 30. A tug of war in Washington were right window in Woburn. Our competitors think we're in Woburn. That's because they're not from around here, ones off doing the nation, the others trying to conquer the world right window. All we care about is doing your house because we're around your corner and up your block, and we Like it. They look nice too. But does being a local replacement window company really matter what? Yeah. Does like we're going off the Peabody. They're looking around for Peabody. We have customers over a Natick. They're driving around looking for an attic. And when we go to sit to it, I can't even tell you where they think they're going. Not allowed to say it on the radio. So, yes, right Window If you want energy star windows professionally installed with a lifetime warranty. Call the company that leaves the hill.
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"Van is coming for most people from South Africa, Brazil and most of Europe, and Dr Anthony Fauci tells CBS this morning it clearly will be helpful. We we we have concern about the mutation that's in South Africa. We're looking at it very actively found, she says. But Donna is developing a booster shot aimed at the South Africa variant. It is clearly a different and more ominous than the one in the U. K. I think it's very prudent to restrict travel of non citizen and a CBS is Diane King Hall tells us another major drug maker is getting out of the vaccine pursuit. Mark says it is discontinuing development of its two vaccine candidates after early trials showed they failed to deliver an immune response comparable to natural infection or the vaccines currently rolling out later today, House Democrats will walk over to the U. S. Senate with the impeachment article against former President Trump. His trial is due to begin early neck. This month, the Supreme Court has effectively brought an end to the lawsuits of or whether Mr Trump profited from his presidency. Legal scholar Jessica Levinson says the order tosses out lower court rulings in this case. What the Supreme Court is essentially saying is that These constitutional provision that guard against presidential behavior they apply if you're the president and President Trump has not been the president for a number of days that Dominion voting systems is suing Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani for $1.3 billion. After he alleged without evidence that machines were manipulated. A male juvenile has been arrested in connection with the shooting deaths of five people in an Indianapolis home Police Sergeant Shane Folding from what we know it's very early stages of this investigation. This is not appear to be Random Act, a Boeing whistle blower who raised concerns about the 7 37 Max before the first of two crashes overseas has new concerns. Former senior manager had, Pearson says there are issues with electrical systems. But the Jets that are now back in service in the U. S and other places. I'm concerned that there are potential defects in these airplanes that stem back to when the airplanes were manufactured, and I believe that these defects could potentially cause future tragedies and a political video for Trump White House Press secretary Sarah Sanders says she's running for governor in Arkansas has been tested.
WTOP
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"Nation that's in South Africa. We're looking at it very actively found, she says. But Donna is developing a booster shot aimed at the South Africa variant. It is clearly a different and more ominous than the one in the U. K. And I think it's very prudent to restrict travel of non citizen and a CBS Has Diane King Hall tells us another major drug maker is getting out of the vaccine pursuit. Mark says it is discontinuing development of its two vaccine candidates after early trials showed they failed to deliver an immune response comparable to natural infection or the vaccines currently rolling out later today, House Democrats will walk over to the U. S. Senate with the impeachment article against former President Trump. His trial is due to begin early neck. This month. The Supreme Court has effectively brought an end to the lawsuits of or whether Mr Trump profited from his presidency. Legal scholar Jessica Levinson says the order tosses out lower court rulings in this case with the Supreme Court is essentially saying is that these constitutional provision That guard against presidential behavior they apply if you're the president and President Trump has not been the president for a number of days that Dominion voting systems is suing Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani for $1.3 billion. Audrey alleged without evidence that machines were manipulated. Ah male juvenile has been arrested in connection with the shooting deaths of five people in an Indianapolis home Police Sergeant Shane Folding from what we know it's very early stages of this investigation. This is not appear to be Random Act, a Boeing whistle blower who raised concerns about the 7 37 Max before the first of two crashes overseas has new concerns. Former senior manager had, Pearson says there are issues with electrical systems with the Jets that are now back in service in the U. S and other places. Some concern that there are potential defects in these airplanes that stand back to when the airplanes were manufactured. And I believe that these defects could potentially cause future tragedies and a political video. Former Trump White House Press secretary Sarah Sanders says she's running for governor in Arkansas has been tested under fire successfully.
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"The snow very quickly making its way off the coast of Essex County, right by Plum Island. Right now, I've seen 29 degrees and clearing skies in Ipswich, west of town, where 29 in Springfield as well 35 right by the Cape Cod Canal. Right now, in Boston at 7 25. It's overcast and 32. It's time for doing them business. And upon further review, Amazon will not open a distribution center in New Hampshire. After all, there have been rumors flying that a brand new, massive warehouse was to be built in Kingston, and it would feature fulfillment Center from the planet's largest retailer. But the news coming after a planning board meeting this week again, Amazon not in the cards. When it comes to work. Some new research suggesting the cove in 19 has been a main source of sick calls as we hear from CBS is Diane King home. The Corona virus triggered a record number of work absences in 2020. According to new analysis from U. S. A. Today 1.5 million people a month called out sick last year. It is 45% more than normal over the past two decades, now paid leave for illnesses expired in December. The Biden administration, though, has expressed an intention to reinstate and expand those benefits. The impact of the virus is taking a toll on a wide range of industries. We talked about that all the time here on WBZ, but it's also putting enormous strain as you can imagine on the dry cleaning business. Don Avery with the National Cleaners Association, says many cleaners are now offering new services. Alterations or washing fold for families because households.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"diane king" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"As commander in chief for the last time this morning. This is Mr Trump speaking at joint base, Andrews. I wish the new administration. Great luck and great success. I think they'll have great success. They have the foundation to do something really spectacular. Mr Trump, speaking for roughly 10 minutes, thanking family staff and supporters before flying out to Florida. In the final hours of his time in office. President Trump penned pardons for more than 100 people, including his controversial former chief strategist Steve Bannon. Steve Bannon pleaded not guilty to defrauding donors in a fundraising campaign for President Trump's border wall. But before the trial could even get underway, the president gave him a preemptive pardon. Also receiving a full pardon is GOP mega Donor Elliot priority, one of Mr Trump's top fundraisers in 2016, who pleaded guilty to conspiring to violate foreign lobbying laws. That was CBS is Paula Reed. Massachusetts past the landmark police reform bill last month. While it was not the major point of discussion, advocates say one provision could make a big difference for the lives of people with disabilities. The bill calls for the state's police training committee to instruct new officers on how to engage with people on the autistic spectrum and other with intellectual and developmental disabilities. After months of protests on the South Shore, Weymouth residents against the controversial natural gas compressor station may see a glimmer of hope. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission potentially reconsidering last fall's decision to allow that controversial plan to operate a majority of members ruled the panel it improperly denied a request for hearing on the plants approval. From neighbors and environmental activists, raising concerns. Reach for those mixed nuts to help protect yourself from dementia. The Singapore University researchers tracked 17,000 people aged 40 and older, They found those who ate nuts least twice a week for about 20% less likely to develop cognitive issues by their seventies and eighties, even one. Helping of not so weak seemed to offer some protection. The new study bolsters previous evidence that eating nuts is part of a balanced diet can play a role in protecting against dementia. Vicki Barker, CBS NEWS London Playground Rod wins the big prize at an art competition, a collection of teeter totters that briefly allowed Children on both sides of the US Mexico border. Wall. Play together has won first prize in the competition for London's Design museum. The three seesaws were installed through the slats of the Wall, one seat in Sunland Park, New Mexico, the other across the border in Mexico. The artwork was put up last July and stayed up for about an hour. The teeter totter is beat out more than 70. Other entries to win. Peter King CBS News There's been another Potentials Coronavirus Super Spreader event in New York City. CBS's Jim Chris Oula would detail the main synagogue of a Brooklyn ultra Orthodox Jewish sect has hosted another huge wedding celebration in defiance of covert 19 restrictions. Thousands of mask free revelers attended the two day event. Hundreds flew in from Europe and Israel for the wedding. Wedding, by the way was for the 18 year old son of a rabbi who has a dozen plus Children. New research today finds many or having trouble getting the iris to answer their calls. CBS is Diane King Hall with more on that a new report reveals that many people simply could not get through to the I. R. S in. 2020, the National taxpayer Advocate, says the federal agency received more than 100 million calls last year, but only one and four callers got through report says That means I arrest employees do not answer more than 75 million calls from taxpayers seeking help. Report found that the I R s had about 20% fewer workers in 2020 than a decade earlier because of cuts in funding is 12 21 traffic and weather together. Coming up smart speakers.
WSB-AM
"diane king" Discussed on WSB-AM
"Think about them. Illinois eclipses a million Corona virus cases the fifth state to reach that dire number. Almost 10% of the population has been infected. Restoration has been mounting nationwide over the slow pace of the rollout, which has people like Ben Schinkel of Florida waiting in long lines. I don't know what's happening with all these vaccines. They say they have authorities in parts of Michigan say they're making shots available to dentists, reporter Chris Martinez says So Public stores in Florida are now inoculating seniors like Joanne sent out a text on my friend's thumbs up. It's emotional. It's a pilot program that could expand statewide. Georgia continues to lag and vaccinations. It's 48th in the nation, according to the CDC. More than 600,000. Georgians have contracted the virus and more than 10,000 have done among those testing positive. 800, Georgia National Guard members that's about 6% of the total of guard members battling covert nationwide vaccinations within the guard began this week. Is among states reporting. The new and more contagious variant of coronavirus either, says a new study shows that it's covert 19 vaccine can fight a new virus Mutation, which was first found in Great Britain. The study is preliminary, and researchers plan to run more tests. Reporter Diane King Hall, says Fizer and Moderna both use a formula Can't that can be tweaked to fight mutation? Today's unemployment report could show the first month of job losses since April. The forthcoming monthly jobs report for December is expected to mark the weakest gauge of hiring since the economic recovery began last year. Bank rates Mark Hamrick says the virus is weighing down the economy. He expects the incoming Biden administration will expand economic assistance, especially with control of both House and Senate. Atlanta based Delta lifts its ban on Pit bulls as service animals. Delta and the U. S. D O T have been at odds since the federal agency says a band based on breed is not acceptable. Delta will require documentation about the animals training. It's joining other airlines and banning emotional support animals in the cabin. Passengers must pay to bring their pet on board on the WSB Energy watch gas mileage in the U. S drops for the first time in five years, the EPA also reports greenhouse gas emissions are up Americans their steering toward SUVs and trucks, rather than more energy efficient vehicles as you These and trucks account for 76% of new auto sales in the U. S. According to Autodata. Trump administration also rolled back commission and mileage standards set under then President Obama. Double DS produced time 7 25 people still driving less than they were with another war out there to get in the way this morning. We'll check in the morning drive after W S, B b, you're all district Mellish updates today's forecast a spotty drizzle ending this afternoon high only near 44 right now, 38 back to the morning.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Pfizer vaccine vials contain excess doses, surprising hospitals and pharmacists
"A little noticed detail when it comes to distributing the vaccine may work in everyone's favor. The hospitals are making a surprising discovery as they dole out the first doses of visors vaccines. While the vials are supposed to hold five doses in total, pharmacists say they have discovered more up to as much as seven. The FDA says. Use them. That is CBS correspondent Diane King Hall.
WBZ Midday News
Zoom to lift its 40-minute meeting limit for holiday celebrations
"Any of us are foregoing celebrations with our family all over the country in the world. Instead, celebrating within the walls of our homes back on Thanksgiving, you might remember Zoom decided to lift its 40 minute time limit so Families could get together for all ASL Ong's they want really. Now they're rolling out their plans for the next few weeks since you may have spent the entire year on zoom. Why not? The holidays to the video conferencing platform is dropping its 40 minute time limit on free accounts for the holidays. Time limits will be off for Hanukkah, Christmas Eve Christmas, New Year's Eve New Year's J and throughout Quanta this year, and the CBS is Diane King
WBZ Afternoon News
Businesses Expect To See More Job Cuts Due To Rise In Coronavirus Cases
"Also today, but of concerning news on the jobs front. More layoffs are looming as the Corona virus pandemic continues to hurt the economy, according to the conference Board, about one in 10 businesses plans to cut more jobs this year. And although the latest jobs report showed improvement, outplacement firm Challenger Gray and Christmas says, we will continue to see unprecedented levels of job cuts. The CBS is Diane King Hall.
Herman Cain
U.S. Household Spending Rose 1.4% in September
"Bit more. CBS News MoneyWatch correspondent Diane King Whole new Dead on Consumer spending shows that Americans loosen their wallets slightly in September, according to the Commerce Department spending Rose 1.4% last month. Remaining government stimulus help prop of households in September as we take a look at the WSB market watch the Dow is
Herman Cain
Target giving frontline workers another bonus
"Bonus for workers at target. It's bonus time again at Target. The retailer says that employees will receive another round of bonuses this fall. More than 350,000 workers will get the onetime bump of 200 bucks. This marks the fourth time this year. The target has handed out bonuses. And that's Diane King Hall reporting in the
The Gee and Ursula Show
New York Stock Exchange reopens trading floor
"The New York Stock Exchange has protocols in place as some traders are back and working on the floor for the first time in two months CBS is Diane king hall stocks higher in the first day of a partial re opening of the New York Stock Exchange floor the floor had been closed since March twenty at that was the last full day of a full floor trading and today begins kind of a new normal in a phased approach to
The Gee and Ursula Show
US retail sales fall by record 8.7% in March as Americans pulled back on spending amid viral outbreak
"According to the commerce department retail sales skidded eight point seven percent last month that is the biggest drop on record keep in mind malls began closing in March in response to state and federal shutdown orders that CBS news correspondent Diane king giving details on the devastating impact of retail
WTOP 24 Hour News
Reported virus cases spike as Europe sees its first major outbreak
"Stocks swooned on Wall Street today investors are concerned about the global economic impact of the corona virus which is spreading in Italy and South Korea economist Diane Swonk the reality and the world over about the fact that we're not going to see some real economic effects of the coronavirus CBS is Diane king hall has more investors were rattled by a rise in corona virus cases outside China Italy now has the largest outbreak in Europe the epicenter is just miles from Milan Italy's financial capital CBS news business analyst Jill Slazenger doesn't expect the virus to have a dire economic out when I talked to economists they're not framing this particular virus outbreak as tragic as it is on the human side as an economic docket that would throw the world into a recession CBS news update I'm
Mark Larson
MGM hack exposes data of 10 million, including government officials
"If you've been to an MGM resort recently listen up CBS is Diane king hall says there has been a hack ten point six million people had their personal information exposed in a hack of MGM resorts that's according to ZD net names addresses and phone numbers were among the stolen information posted in a hacking forum yesterday some celebrities and government officials were among those
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Sushi sold at retailers like Trader Joe's and 7-Eleven recalled over listeria concerns
"Premade sushi sold at stores like trader Joe's in more than thirty states being recall because of Listeria concerns CBS news moneywatch cut correspondent Diane king all ready to eat sushi salads and spring rolls are being recalled over Listeria fears the Fuji food products are sold at major retailers including trader Joe's seven eleven and Wall grains in thirty one states and Washington DC the recalled products are packaged in plastic with most sell by dates of November twenty second to December sixth on the labels have been no reported
WBZ Midday News
More than 2 million pounds of chicken recalled for possible metal contamination
"Line a massive it sure can recall is under way for Simmons prepared foods CBS is Diane king hall is more more than two million pounds of fresh and frozen chicken products are being recall due to possible metal contamination the products include Simmons prepared foods ready to cook items which include whole chicken wings and breasts made to me it was shipped to Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Georgia Minnesota Oklahoma and Pennsylvania the items were produced between October twenty first and November fourth of
WBZ Midday News
Honda recalling 1.2 million vehicles for second time
"Honda. Now recalling more than one million vehicles in north and Central America due to dangerous Takata airbags air bags can explode and shrapnel potentially injuring passengers at least twenty three people have been killed globally due to the deadly defect. The recall covers many, Honda and Acura models from two thousand one through twenty sixteen owners are being told to take their vehicles to dealers to have the problem fixed. CBS Diane king hall officials say the ammonium nitrate used by Takata to slate. These airbags can deteriorate when exposed to high. High temperatures and humidity blowing apart a metal canister and hurling pieces of metal throughout
WBZ Midday News
Veterans blame 3M earplugs for hearing loss and ringing in ears: "It is torture"
"Honda. Now recalling more than one million vehicles in north and Central America due to dangerous Takata airbags air bags can explode and shrapnel potentially injuring passengers at least twenty three people have been killed globally due to the deadly defect. The recall covers many, Honda and Acura models from two thousand one through twenty sixteen owners are being told to take their vehicles to dealers to have the problem fixed. CBS Diane king hall officials say the ammonium nitrate used by Takata to slate. These airbags can deteriorate when exposed to high. High temperatures and humidity blowing apart a metal canister and hurling pieces of metal throughout