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"With doctors without borders also criticized the attacks on CBS's face the hospitals. nation. We have Any attack to protect in the the medical care at the moment is an attack in humanity. CBS's Deborah Pada is in East Jerusalem. The Israeli military says it's now opened an evacuation route from the Al Shifa Hospital but many for of the patients there in a critical condition this is simply not possible. The U .S. still is working to free Americans in Gaza. White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan. I'm not going to into get the specifics of what's on the table only to say that we are actively working to ensure a return of every American being held hostage and every other person being held hostage by Hamas. House Republicans have a proposal to avert a government shutdown Friday. Speaker Mike Johnson released a two -step CR or continuing resolution that would extend funding through January 19th and again February 2nd. It would be contingent on passing certain long -term appropriations bills by then. The package does not include funding for Israel, Ukraine or the border. Johnson said it's a necessary bill to allow Republicans to fight for conservative priorities. House Democrats are still reviewing the measure, but the White House called it an unserious proposal. Nicole Killian, CBS News, Washington. President Biden is scheduled to meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Wednesday in San Francisco. Residents are there already preparing as Capex TV's Darlene reports. I'm already having difficulties getting around because of the gates spinning up. Alexandra Alver lives in one of the several senior housing complexes across from Moscone Center. I don't think I'll be able to go out really. I've been stocking up on my, um, you know, social supplies and whatnot. Like Alexandra, many seniors tell me they've rescheduled doctor's appointments and are preparing the week like
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"Doctors Without Borders will put our patients first. Everything you need, every time you listen. WTOP News. It's 4 .15. I'm Rich Hunter. Thanks for being with us. The House went home Thursday with no government funding deal in sight as a Friday deadline rapidly approaches to avoid a government shutdown. And that is millions of civil federal employees worried about what they will do if Congress can't pass a spending bill. Federal News Network's Drew Friedman joined WTOP's Sean and Ann with what happens to federal employees pay during a shutdown. Things would be a little bit different this time around when we compare it to the shutdown that happened in 2018 and 2019. Just to step back for a moment, most civilian federal employees during a shutdown are placed in one of two categories. You either have furloughed workers workers who stop working and are not paid, or you have accepted employees who continue to work without pay. The change this year if there is a government shutdown would be that it's the first time all federal employees regardless of which category you're in, furloughed or accepted, you are firmly guaranteed back pay once the shutdown ends. Now historically in shutdowns, federal employees have always eventually received back pay and been guaranteed that, but each time has Congress had to pass a law to put that in place, which of course caused some uncertainty for feds. What we saw in 2019 was a new law passed that covers both furloughed and accepted employees and ensures that they will receive retroactive pay. So this is the first time if there is a shutdown, federal employees will know going into it that they will for sure have back pay at the end of it. However, what if you still need the money? Can you take paid leave during a shutdown if you are furloughed? If you're furloughed, short answer is no, you cannot use paid time off during a shutdown. That's because agencies by law are required to cancel paid time off, even something if it's that a furloughed employee had approved or had scheduled in advance for accepted employees, those who do without pay during a shutdown, they can use approved paid time off during the shutdown, but it's similar to the back pay situation. They won't receive pay for that paid time off until after the shutdown ends. It is important to note here as well that shutdowns don't affect the accrual of paid leave or sick leave, so after a shutdown ends, you will have that accrued leave saved up that you can then use once the shutdown is over. Drew, what happens to your health benefits if you're a federal worker and there's a shutdown? Health insurance coverage will continue during a shutdown for both groups of employees, whether you're furloughed or accepted, but premium payments can be paused during a shutdown. After a shutdown ends, of course you will have to pay back those health premiums that had accumulated during the shutdown, but those will be paused for the duration of the shutdown there. That's Federal News Network's Drew Friedman. For more information, you can head to FederalNewsNetwork A quick look at the top stories we're working on at WTOP. Tropical Depression Rush Nofilia continues bringing heavy rain and winds to the DMV, and Speaker McCarthy looks for wider Republican before support the possible government shutdown this week. Keep it here for full details on these stories in the minutes ahead, where it is now 4 .18. For more traffic and weather on the 8th, let's go to Carlos Ramirez in the WTOP Traffic Center. Thanks So very much Rich. Now the outer loop of the Beltway was dealing with an accident seen
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"It most. That's the simple but powerful purpose behind doctors without borders. We treat wounded people in war zones, care for malnourished children and provide safe reproductive health care. We're on the ground in emergencies from into Afghanistan. We put patients first and we go where we're needed most because at Doctors Without Borders, we believe people deserve compassion to be treated and with dignity. We treat our patients completely free of charge and without regard to race, religion or politics. Doctors Without Borders has provided free life -saving medical care for over 50 years. And thanks to the six million people around the world who support our work, Doctors Without Borders will always be the best. It's 3 .28. Traffic and weather on the 8th to the traffic center we go with Rich Hunter. Alrighty, if you're traveling in Maryland, they were picking up to work on Southbound 270 as you head south to Maryland 109 down toward Route 121 in Clarksburg. Looks like they're still in process. They have little ways to go yet so just keep that in mind. Stay left to get by as they back up along the right side. Northbound side of 270 at last check. Still working north of Falls Road and continuing to a just beyond Shady Grove Road single file right through the works and again no signs that they're picking that one up. That remains remains in place the entire length so just keep that in mind. Good news is only a brief tap of the brakes within that work zone. Rest of your trip on Southbound 270. As I mentioned, south of Germantown toward the Beltway. You're looking good. No issues No in I -95. The Baltimore Washington Parkway early. They are working outbound New York Avenue US 50 Leaving the district across the Anacostia toward the interchange for Maryland 201 and DC 295. Single file left gets you by and don't forget the exit to go south toward DC 295 is closed as part That works on Rich Hunter WTO traffic. Your forecast for Wednesday from 7 News First Alert. Our heatwave continues for yet another day this afternoon. High temperatures anywhere
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"Wtop and man is in custody following a deadly shooting in sterling friday 21 providing health care to people who need it most that's the simple but powerful purpose behind doctors without borders we treat wounded people in war zones care for malnourished children and provide safe reproductive health we're on the ground in emergencies from ukraine to afghanistan we put patients first and we go where we're needed most because at doctors without borders we believe people deserve to be treated with compassion and dignity we treat our patients completely free of charge and without regard to race religion or politics doctors without borders has provided free life -saving medical care for over 50 years and thanks to the 6 million people around the world who support our work doctors without borders will continue to put our patients first the following is a public service announcement for our soldiers fighting overseas in public safety it can be tough to stay focused when they know their families may be struggling eagles watch wants to help lighten the load and you can help by donating a gift card of being in mount we'll make sure they go to military and public safety families who are in need please mail your gift cards for donations to eagles watch foundation 200 lawyers road number 256 Vienna, Virginia 183 or go to eagles watch foundation org and click on the gift cards for the home front link this is for the top kids the ones who go above and beyond who help their family friends neighbors and classmates this is your chance to celebrate their good deeds it's WTOP's top kids kids awards in partnership with
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"To longfence .com. Right outside the WTOP studios, it's 73 degrees. Checking in Columbia, it's about 69 and in Brambleton, 74. Providing healthcare to people who need it most. That's the simple but powerful purpose behind Doctors Without Borders. treat We wounded people in war zones, care for malnourished children, and provide safe productive healthcare. We're on the ground in emergencies, from Ukraine to Afghanistan. We put patients first, and we go where we're needed most. Because at Doctors Without Borders, we believe people deserve to be treated with compassion and dignity. We treat our patients completely free of charge, and without regard to race, religion, or politics. Doctors Without Borders has provided free, lifesaving medical care for over 50 years. And thanks to the 6 million people around the world who support our work, Doctors Without Borders will continue to put our patients first. We're on the ground We head to Money News here on This is a Bloomberg Money Minute. The housing has risen so much so buyer traffic is down. Bloomberg Intelligence Analyst Drew Redding. Seller traffic is down too. The National Association of Realtors says last month's count of existing home sales fell 2 percent more than economists expected, home affordability is already at its lowest level in 40 years, and even home builders are feeling
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"Your local community we accept most vehicles in in any condition even if it's older doesn't run to donate call one eight seven seven would or visit melwood dot org forward slash radio melwood empowering people with disabilities for sixty years call one eight seven seven m e l w o o d to donate day providing health care to people who need it most that's the simple but but powerful purpose behind doctors without borders we treat wounded people in war zones care for malnourished children and provide safe reproductive health care we're on the the ground in emergencies from ukraine to afghanistan we put patients first and we go where we're needed most because at doctors without borders we we believe people deserve to be treated with compassion and dignity we treat our patients completely free of charge and without regard to race religion or politics doctors without borders has provided free lifesaving medical care for over fifty years and thanks to the six million people around the world who support our work doctors without borders business will continue to put our patients first thanks for taking us along long on this early sunday morning where it is on the eight series married upon the w two p traffic center all right ritual start in the district no matter where we start will continue to let you know it still could be slippery out there give yourself that extra time and stopping says we work through the weather and stay tuned mark's got some more information on that i'll stick to the roadways the the only crash we're working currently in the district is in northwest and a listener founded on sixteenth street our street just south of our both directions here you'll want to proceed with caution if you're leaving the district via the baltimore washington parkway heading outbound north of new york avenue there was a crash there units we're still along on the scene along the right side with caution as well inside of the beltway in college park the crashes route one north near edgewood road should have officials there bigger roads in maryland doing well 210 akakik the crash near barry road 228 watched the ramps there response should be on scene then we're checking now with a new wreck being reported in laurel on 197 and it's just to the west of the baltimore washington parkway near brock bridge road both ways here watch for responders in virginia 95 back to normal the northbound crash in the springfield interchange was cleared southbound the only node as you pass triangle exit 150 disable vehicle along the right be sure to scoot over it is the law mary to pump in wtop traffic and now let's to go seven news first alert meteorologist mark pena will all the heat and humidity from saturday afternoon has been the fuel for some moderate to heavy rain falling in the overnight radar
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"In the right car seat. To make sure your child's in the right seat for their age and size, visit NHTSA dot gov slash the right seat. Show them you love them. Keep them safe, visit NHTSA dot gov slash the right seat. Brought to you by the national highway traffic safety administration and the ad council. Providing healthcare to people who need it most. That's the simple but powerful purpose behind Doctors Without Borders. We treat wounded people in war zones. Careful malnourished children. And provides safe reproductive healthcare. We're on the ground in emergencies from Ukraine to Afghanistan. We put patients first. And we go where we're needed most. Because our Doctors Without Borders, we believe people deserve to be treated with compassion and dignity We treat our patients completely free of charge, and without regard to race, religion, or politics. Doctors Without Borders has provided free, lifesaving medical care for over 50 years. And thanks to the 6 million people around the world who support our work. Doctors Without Borders will continue to put our patients first. No matter how fast life moves in the DMV oh, reporters right there live on the scene when news happens. We are your source for breaking local news. Everything you need every time you listen. This is WTO P news. It's two 22
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"Because our Doctors Without Borders, we believe people deserve to be treated with compassion and dignity. We treat our patients completely free of charge, and without regard to race, religion, or politics. Doctors Without Borders has provided free, lifesaving medical care for over 50 years. And thanks to the 6 million people around the world who support our work. Doctors Without Borders will continue to put our patients first. It's four 13. Do you want to give back to an individual with disabilities and help change a life? The guide dog foundation and America's vet dogs are seeking volunteers to help raise future guide or service dogs. Puppy razors provide loving homes for puppies until they are old enough to begin formal training. Help raise an adorable pop into a future guide or service dog for a person who is blind, visually impaired, a veteran or a first responder, visit puppy dot guide dog dot org to learn more. That's guide dog dot org. Sponsored by the guide dog foundation. Mr. Rogers said, look for the helpers. You can always find people who are helping. Thank you to all the first responders who put their lives in danger to help us. When my brothers and sisters meet them, we look out for the helpers because they look out for us. Thank you for learn how you can help first responders by texting, brave, to 24, 360 five. Coming up, nationals
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"Well, if Jeff roe can't do it, neither should you, don't text and drive. Visit stop tech stop racks dot org, a message brought to you by the national highway traffic safety administration, project yellow light, and the ad council. Providing healthcare to people who need it most. That's the simple but powerful purpose behind Doctors Without Borders. We treat wounded people in war zones. Careful malnourished children. And provides safe reproductive healthcare. We're on the ground in emergencies from Ukraine to Afghanistan. We put patients first. And we go where we're needed most. Because our Doctors Without Borders, we believe people deserve to be treated with compassion and dignity. We treat our patients completely free of charge, and without regard to race, religion, or politics. Doctors Without Borders has provided free, lifesaving medical care for over 50 years And thanks to the 6 million people around the world who support our work. Doctors Without Borders will continue to put our patients first. In Washington, breaking news happens every day. This just in from Arlington. So can you really afford to miss even a single day of WTO? We're hearing about an incident in Bethesda. Everything you need every time you listen. WTO news. Good morning and happy Easter Sunday. It is one 38. Traffic of weather on the 8th, let's go to Carlos Ramirez in the
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"RV insurance. This is about a power on Bloomberg television radio. I'm David west and the world has looked on with horror as the aftermath of those turkey earthquakes and also Syria I should not exclude have really come home to roost. We now turn to somebody who is involved in some of the rescue and recovery efforts. She's avro Benoit. She's U.S. direct executive director of Doctors Without Borders. So I will thank you so much for being back for the last time as Ukraine. Now it's turkey Syria. Give us a sense of what doctors will have borders is doing over there now. Well, the focus for us is really to make sure that we can leverage our emergency response capacity or expertise all the years that we have been developing this logistical capacity not to mention the medical expertise to be able to respond. So we have teams in both countries, but really, for us, the heavy lift is in northwest Syria, where the hospitals are overwhelmed. They are still pulling people out of the rubble, obviously a lot of dead. And so the teams that we already had there roughly 500 staff of Doctors Without Borders who were supporting numerous hospitals really in Idlib and in Aleppo in those regional districts also some mobile clinics and other small areas of support. We immediately redeployed everybody to be able to support the hospitals for the earthquake and try to save as many lives as we can. So breeze up to speed because I've lost track of this now. Is there an effective government in those areas at this point? Is mister Assad still in charge there? Well, this is not a Damascus controlled area. And that is one of the reasons that we have been working since the last 12 years of the war to be able to respond there. So we are able to function there. We have a long-standing experience and as I say, our staff who have been on the ground. Now, tragically, two of our colleagues died in the earthquake. And so in addition to the immense burden and sense of responsibility that we have toward their families, of those individuals, we have many other colleagues there who have lost loved ones whose own homes have been destroyed and who are now trying to do the best they can to alleviate the suffering in their communities. Well, I'm very sorry for your loss in their losses. That's very sad to hear there's so much tragedy over there right now. What do you need most? Is it people? Is it supplies and where are they coming from? Generally speaking, we are using the emergency stocks that we already had on site in our warehouses, which thankfully were not damaged. And so we've been able to distribute enough non food items, so tense, hygiene kits, also medical kits to various hospital structures for the surgeries we've been able to provide some supplies for something like 25,000 people in different areas of Afrin area and we are looking to bring in more supplies into northwest Syria and that is one of the reasons that it's critically important for that access road, the one UN sanctioned or permitted road to be able to bring supplies from turkey into northwest Syria. We are advocating for it to be open and remain open because that'll be key. The local provisions are limited. There's only so much you can buy on the local market. And so it's important for that international aid effort to be able to bring in the supplies that we want. What about U.S. support? What kind of U.S. support are we getting? President Biden went to Madison Wisconsin yesterday. And he actually addressed the issue. This is part of what he had to say. The United States is the leading donor leading donor across all the areas of Syria no matter who controls the territory. It's about saving human life. We remain steadfast in our commitment to supporting the people of turkey and Syria in this time of need. So what are you seeing in terms of the U.S. presence and support over there thus far? Well, as you may know, Doctors Without Borders is independently funded. We don't take government funding from the U.S.. And this is one of the reasons that we are able to work with impartiality. We're not perceived as having any sort of political agenda. And so with the private funding that we already have in hand from our general emergency funds, this is what allows us to function. So I can't really say specifically for the U.S. government response because we really do try to keep that sort of impartiality and independence which allows us to gain the trust in areas that are so politicized. As you can imagine, it is in northwest Syria. Often Americans are pretty generous when these things come up, but I suppose it varies crisis to crisis. What are you seeing so far in response in terms of donations coming in to your organization? It really has been heartening. I think people know that we have the credibility and the experience and the capacity to be quite a strong supporter of the needs of the people in these zones. And so really for us, it's that sustained giving the monthly giving the un earmarked giving that allows us whenever there is an emergency like this to pivot and respond quickly. Although I know that a lot of people are contacting us and saying, we really want to give for this earthquake and maybe specifically for turkey, for example, what we try to convey to them is that if there is another major disaster in a neighboring country, they would also want us to be able to react quickly there. And so that's why it's so important for the action oriented organization that we are that we try to convey that monthly giving is really the best, undesignated, un earmarked, gives us the greatest flexibility to be the most effective. This has been very helpful, really appreciate you taking time
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"I'm rather young. It's here and now. Abortion rights advocates in Texas say they are going to court after the Republican governor signed one of the country's most restrictive bands on abortion. Yesterday, the law bars abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected. That's his earliest six weeks into her pregnancy. It can be before many women even though they are pregnant. And while the law prohibits state officials from enforcing the ban, it allows anyone who wants to file lawsuits against anyone involved in the procedure after six weeks, even someone driving a friend to a clinic to be sued. More. Let's bring in Ashley Lopez. She's a health care and politics reported with Kut Radio in Austin, Texas. Hi, Ashley. Hey, there, so let's set the scene. This law is one of many that was pushed through in Red states. They've been blocked in many states by federal courts. The aim is to get the lot of the Supreme Court and challenge Roe v. Wade. And just this week, the Supreme Court said it would take up another law that would ban the procedure of abortion after 15 weeks. Roe v. Wade is generally after 24 weeks for a band when it's thought of fetus could survive outside the womb. So here in Texas Ah, ban after just six weeks tell us more about the Texas law. Yes, So the law prohibits people from getting an abortion once a fetal heartbeat is detected, which, as you mentioned could be as early as about six weeks into a pregnancy. And like you said, this is before many women even know they are pregnant. And if you factor in the weight times, which are required here in the state of Texas, and the time it takes to make an appointment and arrange childcare and stuff like that. Abortion rights advocates say the long basically acts as a defacto ban on abortions in Texas, and currently there's only one exception. That's the way the law was passed, with an exception for a medical emergency, But the law has no exceptions for victims of rape or incest. Okay, well, there's another component to the law that makes it unique Among these laws banning procedures after six weeks, this one in Texas allows lawsuits against well, you explain against anyone who someone might perceive as being involved in the procedure, but won't allow State officials to implement the ban. Tell us more Yeah, So the mechanism for enforcing the law is really what sets Texas's law apart from other of the so called heartbeat bills instead of there being criminal penalties, which are enforced by the state, which is usually how most abortion restrictions usually work. This law leaves enforcement basically to private citizens. So in this case, anyone, including people who don't live in Texas, by the way, consume anyone who provides Procedure or helps our supports the woman in any way who ends up getting an abortion outside that time window set by the band and the civil penalties for that could be upto like $10,000. So it's a civil penalty. But it's not people turning people in, you know, for some kind of criminal action. Right, right. But still, it's so odd, um, that there's no state officials that are allowed to implement the ban. Um, look, as we said, we've seen similar laws and other states. Get held up in the courts. We know that this one as well will have legal challenges s. So what is the sense of whether or not it will ever go into effect? Well, it's it won't be going into effect by law until September 1st. But I think the way that the penalty and enforcement side was designed was to really make it hard to get a court involved because usually the courts can stop a state from enforcing a law because this is this like network of private citizens Having to sue like that, being the enforcement mechanism, it's a little harder. For abortion rights advocates, an abortion providers who usually sue these lost to figure out what then you they could do this and what venue in the courts they could actually use to sue or block the band s. Oh, it's kind of tricky it I think this is why Texas is Bill is a little more like interesting because it does. It's not going to follow the same kind of system of how you know. Abortion rights advocates usually block these kinds of laws. Well, so that's so interesting. That's the explanation. Because this way you can't take it to court. You know if, in fact these air just civil lawsuits Uh, On the other hand, does that mean that the people have written it? Their main goal is not to get it to the Supreme Court through courts. Right, So I mean, abortion rights advocates have told me like that's already happening there already other bands, you know we're moving through, You know, federal courts and you know, as you mentioned, there's already a big case before the Supreme Court. Their goal was just to have a law that's enforced. They told me that you know so many times, a new abortion restriction will be passed in Texas. And, you know, it will have the support of the You know the main party in power here, which are you know the Republican Party and you know you almost immediately before it can even go into effect in many cases. Court will swoop in and stop it. And they feel abortion rights advocates feel like this hasn't been helping them because what they really want is to have laws in place restrictions in place that actually restrict access to abortion in the state now Actually Lopez politics and healthcare reporter with Austin's Kut radio. Thank you so much. Thank you. The humanitarian disaster in Gaza is getting worse. As fighting continues between Israel and the militant group Hamas. Israeli airstrikes have damaged and destroyed water pipes and sewage systems, homes and hospitals. Medical supplies are scarce is doctors try to care for the injured? L. East Sock joins us now from Jerusalem. He's with the group Doctors without Borders overseeing its mission, the Gaza Strip..
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"What it called steps to alter the outcome of the election or impede beyond Mars. Democratic transition are not reversed. For NPR News. I'm Michael Sullivan in Chiang Rai ties. A cyclone struck Fiji Sunday. Officials say At least one person died and at least five others are missing, including a child. At least 10,000 people were forced from their homes into shelters. The cyclone triggered flooding across the Pacific archipelago. Fiji is still recovering from a cyclone that hit in December. That killed four people. You're listening to NPR news. Humanity. Humanitarian group Doctors without Borders suspended its work in El Salvador's Sunday after one of its ambulances was waylaid by armed men near San Salvador. Crew members were in tartan derogate, interrogated and threatened with guns. Two people were injured slightly. For the second consecutive weekend, A wave of protests rolled across Russia, with demonstrators demanding the release of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny, NPR's Lucy in Kim reports from port cities on the Pacific and industrial centers in Siberia. Russians took to the streets to voice their discontent with President Vladimir Putin. Downtown Moscow was completely shut down and filled with riot police after protesters said they'd marched to the headquarters of the FSB. Federal Security Service, which Alexei Navalny accuses of poisoning him last summer. One protester in Moscow who went by the name of Andre Cat Cough, said he was marching for a better future. I don't totally support and I've seen a mildly but I support political.
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