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Simply Bitcoin
"duke energy" Discussed on Simply Bitcoin
"Anyway, hold on, I got you. You can Google it. Why I cover FASD prepares new rules to improve Bitcoin accounting. It's kind of boring, but important nonetheless, and this was an obstacle for businesses who own Bitcoin on their balance sheets. Now we have the new fair value accounting rules and it would eliminate impairment on their balance sheet. We covered the sometime in November, I believe it was. Anyways, Nico, do you have that or I'll keep moving. Number 8, hash rate continues to rip, but at the same time, it's hurting minor profitability, but this is a feature not a bug. Only the best Bitcoin mining operation will survive this challenging environment and Bitcoin hash rate continues to hit new all time highs in 2022. So technically it's security has never been stronger. Let's number 9. This year, we also saw power companies enter the fray. Bitcoin miners have unique properties that allow them to be a flexible load demand, which improves grid stability. We had ercot Duke Energy and tepco all got involved with Bitcoin mining in some way or fashion over the last year again. Bitcoin is green. Bitcoin helps the energy grid. Bitcoin is going to revolutionize Planet Earth and do not let them shy up you into telling you that using less energy is better. They literally want you in the stone ages. More energy is good, more energy means that society is prospering, use energy, guys, continue to keep your gas stoves on at this point. By Bitcoin so you could use gas stations. Exactly. And there you go. Before you continue, the I pulled it up for everybody in the lower third financial accounting standards board. That's what it stands for. There you go. Yeah, there we go. Anyways, okay, number ten. In 2022, Bitcoin shined as a tool for freedom and economic empowerment, whether it was helping refugees in the Russia Ukraine war or helping protesters in Canada or as Sam liked to highlight there was a human rights leader that penned a letter to Congress talking about the importance of Bitcoin as a tool for freedom and this is kind of where we jump in guys. We know Bitcoin to be a tool of freedom and 2022 was a year where builders and educators stayed focused on driving Bitcoin adoption and 2023
Bloomberg Radio New York
"duke energy" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Brian Savoy is taking on a new challenge as he steps into the CFO position at Duke Energy. It's really just his latest challenge. He's touched virtually every area of the company over the last two decades. I started my career at duke and Houston and our trading business. And I was with Deloitte and douche before I joined duke was one of my clients. You know, what I saw in Brian was tremendous enthusiasm and energy. He was ready to take on new assignments. He was thinking about advancing the ball for the corporation. As opposed to any personal goals. And that came through. He helped us on a number of complex projects. And the more we gave them, the more he continued to grow. I've had 5 different roles in ten years. And I've seen different parts of the company from transformation, leading natural gas and commercial strategy, this is prepared me for the role I have today. What's the advice that you've given him? You know, I've told him a couple of times you're not going to get a home run at every advance. There's going to be days where things go wrong. The patient become, keep your eye on the ball for the future that the thing you want to get to eventually, you'll have bumps in the road. Fixing things that go wrong and smoothing out bumps in the road is what customers expect from energy providers. And for duke's renewable assets, that process is overseen from one room in an office building
Bloomberg Radio New York
"duke energy" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"District judge urged the Department of Justice and Trump's lawyers to find a resolution themselves. Brittany griner is enjoying her first full day back on American soil, a plane carrying griner landed in San Antonio early Friday. Meanwhile, The White House is defending the prisoner swap that brought griner home. It was either Britney or no one. That was the option that we were given. Republicans have accused the Biden administration of putting American lives at risk by releasing a Russian arms dealer in exchange for griner, speaking to reporters, White House press secretary karine Jean Pierre, said griner is an American citizen who was held unjustly under intolerable circumstances. U.S. soccer journalist grant wall is dead at 48 after collapsing at the World Cup in Qatar. Jim Forbes has more. The writer was covering Argentina's win against the Netherlands when he collapsed at the stadium and was rushed to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. Wall's brother Eric believes he was murdered. Wall was recently detained for wearing a rainbow shirt while covering the World Cup as the Qatari government prohibits any pro LGBTQ messages. Eric says his brother was perfectly healthy, but began receiving death threats after he was detained. I'm Jim Forbes, an LGBTQ+ nightclub in Wisconsin will host a free active shooter training session today. The 5 nightclub in Madison says it's putting on the training session at the request of its patrons after last month's mass shooting at club Q in Colorado Springs, 5 people were killed more than a dozen wounded when a man carrying an AR-15 style rifle walked into the nightclub and started shooting. And a church in Chesapeake, Virginia will host a memorial service today to honor those who were killed in a Thanksgiving shooting at Walmart. I'm Brad Siegel. And Northern California Native American tribe is searching for human remains on what was once a tribal village, but time is running out. Julie Ryan has more. Construction began in July on the former tribal village site near Redding California. The federal highway administration is building a parking area, restrooms, and a path where the village once stood. Tribal leaders are looking for ancestors of the win two tribe who were buried in that area, remains have been found, but the coroner's office reported them as non human animal remains or inconclusive. The search team has also found some artifacts, including arrowheads, and mortars. The tribal leaders and the federal highway administration have clashed over whether the tribe was properly notified of the construction, which is scheduled to finish this month. I'm Julie Ryan. Officials are investigating reports of shots fired near a power facility in South Carolina, Scott kimbler has more. The report comes just after a targeted gun attack at two Duke Energy substations in North Carolina, the left thousands without power for days, this latest incident happened at the Duke Energy facility in ridgeway around 25 miles north of Colombia, a suspect allegedly pulled his truck up outside watery hydro station early yesterday morning and opened fire before speeding away. No one was hurt, no outages reported. Duke Energy tells CBS News, they're working with the FBI to investigate the incident. 401k hardship withdrawals are hitting record highs, the Vanguard group reports one half of 1% of people who have four-o-one-ks took a hardship distribution in October, while that number may seem small, it's the largest share on record since 2004, Vanguard says it's just one more sign that households still feel a pinch of inflation. The only remaining confederate statue in the one time capital the confederacy is coming down next week. That's the message from city officials in Richmond, Virginia, in regards to the AP hill statue. However, it's still not clear where it will go from there. Plans are in place to begin the removal process Monday. I'm Brad Steve. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. Here are some of the stories we're watching. FTX founder Sam bankman fried could be facing a fraud case our source says prosecutors are scrutinizing whether funds held by the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange operator moved outside the U.S. as FTX was heading toward bankruptcy. His spokesman declined to comment bankman fried could face questions about that and more on Tuesday. He said he is willing to testify at a December 13th hearing before the U.S. House financial services committee. Microsoft, which had expected to complete its $69 billion purchase of Activision Blizzard by June 30th, says it can no longer comment on that timing. This after the U.S. Federal Trade Commission sued to block the deal on the grounds that it would hurt competition. In an annual reshuffling NASDAQ plans to add costar group rivian automotive Warner Brothers discovery, global foundries, baker Hughes
WTOP
"duke energy" Discussed on WTOP
"Tom foti and Washington following shooting incidents at knocked out power to an North Carolina county for days, CBS is Nicole scang and now reports. An individual opened fire at a Duke Energy facility in ridgeway, South Carolina, Wednesday, according to multiple sources, the individual pulled up in a truck before opening fire using what appeared to be a long gun. Several Duke Energy employees witnessed the event no one was injured. The shooting comes just days after a widespread power outage in more county, North Carolina prompted by a deliberate attack in which gunfire damaged two substations. The energy now reports power has been restored there in North Carolina. In Moscow, Idaho police are looking for a specific car in their investigation of that quadruple murder of students at the university of Idaho. It's a white 2011 to 2013 Hyundai elantra, police say the license plate is not known right now, but still this is a significant step in the investigation. As investigators have yet to release any information about a suspect or suspects and this is potentially the first significant piece of evidence they've released publicly so far in their effort to solve this case. K REM TV reporter Mark Hannah Rohan, more government document smart classified have been found in Florida. A U.S. official confirms to CBS News representatives of former president Donald Trump alerted the FBI, they've recovered yet another set of potentially sensitive documents. This time in a storage facility in West Palm Beach, that is correspondent Scott McFarland, some driving news from triple-A this morning. It's average price for a gallon of regular gas is now three 33, that's about a
WTOP
"duke energy" Discussed on WTOP
"Energy employees witnessed the event no one was injured. The shooting comes just days after a widespread power outage in more county, North Carolina prompted by a deliberate attack in which gunfire damaged two substations. And Duke Energy now reports power restored there in North Carolina. In Moscow Idaho, you start looking for a specific car in their investigation of that quadruple murder of students at the university of Idaho. It's a white 2011 to 2013 Hyundai elantra, police say the license plate is not known right now, but still this is a significant step in the investigation. As investigators have yet to release any information about a suspect or suspects and this is potentially the first significant piece of evidence they've released publicly so far in their effort to solve this case. I'm TV's Mark Hannah Hannah more government documents more classified have been found in Florida. A U.S. official confirms to CBS News representatives of former president Donald Trump alerted the FBI, they recovered yet another set of potentially sensitive documents. This time in a storage facility in West Palm Beach. CBS News correspondent Scott mcfarlane overseas in the Mideast Palestinian officials tell a French news agency, Israeli forces have killed three Palestinians in the flashpoint city of Janine in the West Bank. Now to the Midwest, where the state of Iowa was offering $6 million in grants to get more truckers on the road. Not a shama. Businesses can apply for grant money to reimburse the cost of in-house training or employee tuition at a third party training program. The Iowa motor truck association says the grant is a step in the
WBBM Newsradio
"duke energy" Discussed on WBBM Newsradio
"Of the city and a Friday with a high near 40, 38 at O'Hare, midway 39, the late front 40, and while Keegan's 37, I'm acting with a meteorologist team divorce. At 6 41. It may not have a big following, but a symbol of free speech is on display in Springfield. The annual arrival of a satanic message in the capitol rotunda this year, taking the form of a knitted snake. Serving as a bookmark and resting atop a bowl of apples Secretary of State's office says because of the First Amendment, they're allowed to do this just as Jews are allowed to put up the menorah and the Christians, and nativity C you might be offended, or you might call it a celebration of the First Amendment. At the Illinois capitol, Dave Dahl, one O 5 9 W BBM. Thousands of people in more county, North Carolina are still without electricity after someone shot up two power substations over the weekend. CBS is Mark strassmann, says volunteers have set up emergency food and water distribution sites. Perishable food about to spoil, thawing inside cafeteria freezers without power. At Aberdeen elementary, Derek marks removed box after box. And trucked them to freezers with power, just in time. Another day or so, time another day would go bad. They saved enough food to feed the school's 700 kids for two weeks. Duke Energy hopes it can restore electricity, some time today. We'll get a check of
WTOP
"duke energy" Discussed on WTOP
"Set up emergency food and water distribution for those who need it. Perishable food about to spoil thawing inside cafeteria freezers without power At Aberdeen elementary, Derek marks removed box after box. And trucked them to freezers with power, just in time. Another day or so, found another day would go bad. They saved enough food to feed the school's 700 kids for two weeks That CBS News correspondent Mark strassmann. Duke Energy says it's ahead of schedule making and repairs and could restore power by later today. CBS News is also confirming the existence of a bulletin issued from local and federal law enforcement in Oregon. Warning of its attacks to power grids following recent incidents in Oregon and Washington state. In part, the memo reads quote power companies in Oregon and Washington have reported physical attacks on substations using hand tools, arson, firearms, and metal chains, possibly in response to an online call for attacks on critical infrastructure. The story was first recruited of reported by news nation, as the investigation in North Carolina continues, power companies around here are keeping a close eye on things. Dominion Energy Pepco and BGE all as you'd expect say they're aware of what's going on in North Carolina and statements WTO P all say they're constantly talking to law enforcement at all levels, intelligence agencies and many others. None of the company spoke about beefing up security specifically in response to the outages south of here, Pepco and BGE, though, which are both part of excellence, says they're always running regular drills to
WTOP
"duke energy" Discussed on WTOP
"Articulo. Polite applause then angry shouts at her Montgomery county inauguration on Kate Ryan. Good morning and welcome in. It's now 9 o'clock. This is CBS News on the hour sponsored by rocket mortgage. I'm Deborah Rodriguez in New York, the walker worn off runoff election is all the talk in Georgia this voting day, these two getting a side of politics with their breakfast at a diner in Atlanta. Things are a toss up. It could go either way. The Democrats have control already, but you know, I think just getting another voice in there, Republican voice. So I'm for that. Today's runoff between Republican Herschel Walker and democratic incumbent Raphael Warnock will decide the last battle of the 2022 midterms. Correspondent Nicole Killian, some Republicans worry about walker's chances after struggling to combat controversial headlines throughout the campaign. And surprisingly, keeping a lighter schedule before the runoff. The early voting numbers, the turnout that we've seen does not look great for Herschel and for him to win that. We're going to have to have an incredibly good turnout for Republicans, which can still happen. Still, no electricity in parts of North Carolina with more than 30,000 homes in businesses and more county facing a third day without power and heat. Duke Energy hopes to have all of the electricity restored sometime Thursday. When people don't have heat in their homes or can't cook for themselves, those kinds of things, it can create personal disaster in your life. Two power substations in the county in our southwest of Raleigh were knocked offline Saturday. After they were hit by gunfire and what investigators are calling an intentional criminal act Jim Cristo CBS News Greensboro, North Carolina. It's armed forces day in Ukraine. Congratulating his country's military during a defiant visit to the front line, the governor of Russia's southern curse region blames a Ukrainian drone strike for triggering a fire at an airport there. The Wall Street Journal reporting the FDA has fast tracked an application for an over the counter nasal spray form of Narcan, which can reverse effects of opioid overdoses. Last week, administration commissioned a Robert cliff said, naloxone should be as widely available as defibrillators. Anyone who's been through it knows harassment even violence on the job is real, and it's everywhere. CBS Vicky Barker, the root results of the first ever global survey. Young people in migrants were the most likely to suffer psychological or physical violence, young women were twice as likely as young men to face sexual harassment or sexual violence at work. New details on Kirstie Alley's dad. Sometimes you wanna go where everybody knows you she won an Emmy for cheers. I think I'm beginning to see you in a whole new light. You have a
AP News Radio
Outages could last days after shootings at substations
"Authorities and more county North Carolina are looking into who shot up two power stations, leaving thousands of people without electricity on Sunday county officials announced a state of emergency that included a 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew, and county schools are closed today, in a news conference carried by WTV, county sheriff Ronnie fields, said the damage is being investigated as a criminal act. Folks were living in some challenge in times. Challenge in times that I never thought in my 40 years in law enforcement we would be seeing things and dealing with folks dealing with things that we're dealing with, but unfortunately we're going to have to deal with this. Fields says no one has come forward to take responsibility. Can promise you to the perpetrators out there, we will find. Duke Energy says the power outage could last for days. I'm Donna water
Bloomberg Radio New York
"duke energy" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"By hurricane Ian is making it difficult to restore power to many Florida residents. Duke Energy state president Melissa Stacey says for those in flooded areas, it might be a while before the lights are back on. Blooded areas tend to be some of the last that we can get into, but we have a grid that is allows us to reroute power to get the most customers on, but flooded areas do present a real challenge for all utilities. Duke Energy serves 35 counties in Florida and reports that just over 240,000 of their customers were still in the dark following this week's storm, the power is out to an estimated one and a half million people in Florida and the Carolinas today. The mayor of a Florida city is pushing back on reports his city is 90% destroyed Fort Myers mayor Kevin Anderson says things are not nearly as bad as what is being stated. When people say Fort Myers, they think about the metropolitan area, the city proper has suffered some heavy flooding damage. A lot of wind damage, but it's not to the extent that some people are reporting. Southwestern Florida, where Fort Myers is located, took the brunt of Ian, Anderson insists his city is already starting to rebuild and will come back to life. President Biden says 7 Americans are on their way home after being detained in Venezuela. The White House announced their release today quoting Biden as calling it a time to celebrate that 7 families will be whole once more. The statement did not reveal on what conditions the prisoners were released or who was exchanged for their freedom. The president also doubled down on his administration's commitment to prevent Americans from having to endure the unimaginable pain of being held hostage or wrongfully detained. The horror film smile is estimated to bring in a whopping $19 million during its weekend debut. The movie revolves around a therapist that becomes haunted by visions of creepy, smiling people, only she can see. I'm Julie Ryan. Massachusetts lawmakers want federal officials to investigate the recent transfer of migrants to Martha's Vineyard. Lisa Taylor has more. Senator Ed Markey was among those to write to the Department of Transportation about the matter. He and others want the agency to investigate the flights, which were chartered by the state of Florida. They also want to ensure the asylum seekers and other migrants can not be transported under false pretense as going forward, mark his office as the Trump administration issued the charter broker rule in 2018, which prohibits those who arrange flights for misrepresenting the stops that will be made. A so called mansion tax in Los Angeles will be on the ballot. Mattson reports. The Los Angeles Times reports the proposed measure called united to house LA would add a tax to sales of residential and commercial properties with a price tag of over $5 million. The goal would be to generate funds for homeless housing. Those in favor of the measure say it could create thousands of jobs with 26,000 units being built over the next ten years. Those against it say rent could go up and could make it difficult to do business in the city. Both LA mayoral candidates Rick Caruso and representative Karen Bass have not backed the measure. Jimmy Carter is celebrating his 98th birthday today. The former president and his wife are expected to spend the day with family at their home in plains, Georgia. The Carter center is inviting people to send birthday greetings and photos to them at Carter center dot org to celebrate 98 people will become American citizens today at the Carter library and museum. Rock icon Bruce Springsteen says he's coming out with a new album. Lisa G reports. In a video posted to YouTube, the 73 year old said he decided to challenge his voice. I decided to do something I had never done before. Make some music that is centered around singing. Springsteen said the music that led to the idea was soul music, the album features
Bloomberg Radio New York
"duke energy" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Restore power to many Florida residents, Duke Energy state president Melissa Stacey says for those in flooded areas, it might be a while before the lights are back on. Flooded areas tend to be some of the last that we can get into, but we have a grid that is allows us to reroute power to get the most customers on. Duke Energy serves 35 counties in Florida. This has been a special report. Hurricane Ian. I'm Julie Ryan. And I'm susannah Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. Police are still in search of a suspect in the slashing death of a man aboard a subway train in Brooklyn last night. Authorities say the victim identified in media reports as Tommy Bailey of canarsie got into an argument with another Manuel riding, a southbound L train near the Atlantic avenue subway station about 8 45 last night. Police say the unidentified suspect attacked Bailey and then ran off. Police have asked the public for help in finding the suspect. Three people are hospitalized following a shooting after a high school football game in Orange County. It happened last night in newburgh just after 9 30 in a parking lot following the game between Warwick high school and newburgh free academy. Authorities say a fight broke out several shots were fired, two women and a man were all shot in the lower body. The victims range in age from 19 to 43 and police say none of their injuries appear to be life threatening, no arrests have been made the investigation is ongoing. Russia's state controlled Gazprom suspended natural gas deliveries to Italy, escalating the energy crisis in Europe, Gazprom said today it's a regulatory glitch and it's working to resolve the issue. United Airlines is pulling out of JFK. We get more about that from Bloomberg's Larry kofsky. Susanna, four flights a day just warrant enough, united is sending service at JFK airport effective October 29th following through on an earlier threat. It operates just four flights a day from JFK to each to LA and San Francisco and said it would pull out unless it was allowed to expand. Most of the United's New York flights operate at Newark and Laguardia, it's 100 JFK based employees will be transferred elsewhere. Susanna, Bloomberg's the Larry kovk. Global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Susanna Palmer, this is Bloomberg
Parts Counter Gurus Podcast
"duke energy" Discussed on Parts Counter Gurus Podcast
"We've got some automotive topics today. In the intro, we talked about it. There is some eye opening changes going on in the automotive industry. And whether you like it or not, Keith and I keep saying this, the electrification, movement, is about as in full swing as you possibly can get right now. And we've got proof of it right now. And we're blown away. By some of this stuff. But first, we want to talk about a move by the director of Homeland Security who has put together a panel of business leaders in the U.S. for to be on the Homeland Security advisory panel. GM's Mary Barra is one of those individuals. There's another lady from CEO of Polaris, who is also on that. Where is she at? What is her name? I've got the list right here. Okay. Well, I don't have the executives. I have some of them, but these are the ones in addition to Mary from GM that were invited into the so you also have the chief executives from United Airlines, Bank of America, Polaris, Duke Energy, chobani, and Oracle. Yes. Now, we're just talking about conspiracy earlier. And I'm not going to go full on conspiracy on this one, but I am going to point to some things that I sort of read in between the lines on this release. That I found to be very interesting. So for starters, a good chunk of the people that were invited into this council represent organizations that have taken bailout money or subsidy money from the government. Correct. You know that? I did know that, yes. That's been pointed out. By several people, some of our peers in our industry that have wanted that out. I do find that interesting, but the other side of this too is that one might ask why in the world would a business leader a CEO of General Motors beyond an advisory panel for Homeland Security was a lot of reasons and we're going to get into some of those here in just a minute. But. I mean, my thought on, what is your thought on that? Why would it be a wise decision to have their input on that? Alejandro mayorkas, who's the he's the Homeland Security secretary. He says, so let me tell you what he says as to why they were invited..
Newsradio 700 WLW
"duke energy" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Duke Energy's customers in the tri state. Some of them were left without service for weeks since a police investigating a shooting this morning man and woman shot at the Sunoco gas station on West Mitchell near Vine. Injury is not life threatening. No arrests of Nate shooting in NK You lost students being called self defense. Police say their investigation of the death of Sierra Allen reveals she was threatening the shooter. They say it was just defending themselves when they fire. No details have been released, shipped or any of the high rise buildings in Cincinnati in danger of collapse in light of the tragedy. At a 12 storey condo in Florida earlier this year, Councilman Betsy Sunderbans asking the city now to review its inspections process. She's worried about buildings that could be at risk because they're located along hillsides are in flood zones. She's asked for a report from the City administration outlined current susceptibilities once recommendations from the Department of Buildings and inspections. To improve building safety from massive collapse. Razorback in front of the wild card race. San Diego lost last night to the Reds are a half game up on the Padres with 18 to go ST Louis one again Cardinals to now, just a half game behind the Reds, trying to get that final playoff spot. Wade Miley on the mound tonight. Reds take on the Pirates in Pittsburgh airtime years 5 35. Historic night in the NFL for the first time ever and openly gay player took the field with the Vegas Raiders. And it came the Raiders one and over time. A lot of firsts today. You know what I mean? It was great. I Was like, really taking it in as much as I could, even before just throughout the game. Little things played in a lot of games. Now is pretty much six year and try to make sure I really Remember every single game and, uh, I won't forget this one. So I'm just happy that we got to win and you know, we've got a great team and really happy Vegas Defensive end Carl Nassib our next update at 9 30.
Biz Talk Radio
"duke energy" Discussed on Biz Talk Radio
"Is investors edge. Thanks for being with us today. Hope you are having a great great day. We're here in central Florida. We've had miserable weather for the last week or so. But I love rain. Rain is a necessity. I hear California's got a nice little drought, So let's hope they get, uh, submarine. Uh, we got lucky here in central Florida. The tropical storm stayed west of us. We just got some outer bands and it wasn't so bad but would always cognizant of hurricane season. Uh, what was it 34 years ago, We lost our electricity for 12 days. I was staying at a what was it a days in her son? Not a days and they looking to in For 12 days. That was fun. By the way, is very nice, though. And Duke Energy was working their tails off. I felt so bad for them. One of my neighbors were yelling at them. I was I to take the neighbor by the signs saying, Do you realize how many homes have no electricity? What do you think they want to Keep you without electricity. They're working 24 hour days. Why are you yelling at them? And then I pointed out that one of the guys he was yelling at was like 66 way to 80 and not an ounce of fat on them. Like a big defensive end. Let's shut him up anyway. Well, hurricane season is here, and, uh, we'll keep a close watch. As always. Mhm. Few other things that are sticking out..
Newsradio 700 WLW
"duke energy" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Now News, a service of Low T center Duke Energy's still working to restore power to thousands in the Tri state. Last night's storms rolled through the lights still offer about 4000 customers. Right now, Duke is asking for patients as they work out all the problems. Governor Mike DeWine expressed grave concerns about Ohio vaccination rate at the same day that the state's Covid 19 state of emergency came to an end. Speaking on Friday, DeWine said that while he is optimistic overall about the number of people being vaccinated, he still worries about pockets. Where the rate is exceedingly low. The governor said his team is working on more incentives to persuade more people to go out and get their shots. Next week marks the fifth and final drawing of Ohio's vaccine million lottery. The deadline to register is tomorrow at midnight. Meantime, something to keep in mind as we approach the month of July. Now that nearly half of the state has been vaccinated against Covid, and things are returning to normal. The Ohio B M V is reminding drivers that extension period ends at the end of this month. Driver registration can be renewed totally online. However, driver's licenses in Ohio cannot so the state and local police departments are encouraging people to plan accordingly. I'm Jack Crumley, NewsRadio 700 wlw. Today is Juneteenth Commemorating June 19th 18 65 when the final slaves were freed in Galveston, Texas, Kentucky Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman releasing a video message today discussing the importance America's newest federal holiday. Juneteenth Holiday provides us with the opportunity to reflect on her past, learn from the failings of our predecessors and move towards a more inclusive and diverse commonwealth, because we know that when we are honest about an accountable for her past, we can begin to map out a future that uplifts everyone. Juneteenth was made a federal holiday when President Joe Biden signed legislation and law this week. Reds take on the Padres again tonight out in San Diego. Looking to snap a two game losing streak. Vladimir Gutierrez gets the start for Cincinnati. Our pregame coverage gets underway at 6 15 Our next update at 5 30. Rick you Chino NewsRadio 700 WLW. Here's David Snell with needs heating and air. Some years ago, I met with the family in Northern Virginia who needed to replace their H V. A C system. When we had narrowed down the right Lennox system for their home, Mr looked at Mrs and asked What what should we do? Mrs. Smiled, looked at me and said, Well, he did pass the blue test. I replied, Okay, I'm thrilled that fast. But what's the blue test? Mrs replied. Our dog. Blue is the best judge of character We've ever come to know. And he hasn't left her side since you came in our home. If you're.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"duke energy" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"W 74 degrees right now. Duke Energy Still working to restore power to thousands in the tri state after last night's storms rolled through the lights still offer about 6000 customers over 6000 customers. Right now, Duke is asking for patients as they work out all of the ongoing issues. The man who allegedly pointed a gun at a Kentucky cops face and eluded police before being shot in Newport, in a shopping center parking lot is now behind bars. Police arrested 24 year old Jacob Roberts of Covington after he was released from U. C Medical Center. He's now in the Hamilton County jail. He's charged with resisting arrest, fleeing and eluding possession of a handgun by a convicted felon, wanton endangerment and marijuana possession. Roberts is being held on a $250,000 bond. He'll be extradited soon back to Kentucky. I Sandy Collins, NewsRadio 700 wlw. One person was hospitalized after a crash on eastbound to 75 this morning near Springdale, 3 to 4 cars involved in that wreck near Route 41 person had to be taken to use the Westchester. No word on their condition. Big night ahead for SC Cincinnati back from the international break. It is the first match FC Cincinnati complain in front of a full capacity crowd AT T Q L Stadium in the Orange and Blue take on the Colorado Rapids tonight, the first time playing in their new home FC since he rallied from two nothing down to tie in Miami but would fall 32 in front of a reduced crowd of 6000 fans on May 16th. 13 days later, they had around 12,000 fans on hand. Only one nothing to the New England revolution. Kick off tonight is at 7 30 on ESPN. 15 30. I'm Sean Gallagher, NewsRadio 700 wlw. Redd's taking on the Padres again tonight out in San Diego, Vladimir Gutierrez on the bump. Four. Cincinnati looking to snap this brief two game losing streak. Our pregame coverage gets underway at 6 15 Our next update at 3 30. Rick you Chino NewsRadio 700 wlw Hey, In.
106.1 FM WTKK
"duke energy" Discussed on 106.1 FM WTKK
"Com 5500 miles from Chris Foster Fox News. That's how much oil pipeline is shut down by a cyber attack. More oil could be moved by tanker truck necessary under government rules now being waved the group Dark side is likely behind the ransomware attack on the colonial pipeline, which carries oil from Texas to the Northeast. The bite administration says it's responding with an all hands on deck approach as a company works to restore systems. Commerce Secretary Jean That Raimondo says the government needs to work more closely with the private sector to short defenses, telling CBS's face the nation. Unfortunately, these sorts of attacks are becoming more frequent. They're here to stay. The dark side is a criminal enterprise that cultivates a robin hood image of stealing from corporations and giving to charity, according to the AP, Rachel Sutherland. Boxes. The bite administration reaffirmed sex discrimination, protection and health care for gay and transgender people. Trump administration policy was to define sex as gender assigned at birth. The Supreme Court ruled last year that federal laws against sex discrimination in the workplace also protect gay and transgender people. I could work the capital. The House and Senate are back in session this week after recess weeks, A group of Senate Republicans led by West Virginia Shelley Moore Capito are expected to meet at the White House with President Biden Capital was leading Senate GOP negotiations on infrastructure spending and proposed to $600 billion alternative to the more than $2 trillion plan put forward by the President House. Republicans, meantime, could vote this week, likely Wednesday. I'm removing Wyoming Republican Liz Cheney from leadership in replacing her with York Republican Elise Stefanik. Cheney has fallen out of favor with many House Republicans because of her criticism of former President Trump's allegations of a stolen election. Jared, Alberta Fox News. Six people are killed in a shooting at a birthday party in Colorado Springs. Police say the gunman, then killed himself and his girlfriend is one of the victims. No word on a possible motive. Americans listening to Fox News Jason staying connected Continues with 1061 FM Talk. An investigation is underway following the discovery of a man's body inside a Duke energy substation in Raleigh early Sunday. Matt McClure reports. The victim was identified as 25 year old Tyrrell Cohen, the twin brother of Chicago Bears running back Tariq Owen. Both were former standouts at N. C A. N T. Authorities say it appears that cause of death was electrocution. A report released by the sheriff's office says Cohen was pulled over by the highway patrol during a traffic stop late Saturday night near lead mine and six forks roads. During the stop, Cohen reportedly jumped from the vehicle and ran into a wooded area owned by Duke Energy, where he apparently tried to climb some equipment. His body was found by a Duke energy worker the next morning. Matt McClure, a body was also found over the weekend in a yard outside a home in Winston Salem, Now a man's been charged with the death of his girlfriend. Police say Christian Mendez had been fatally shot. Willie Snugs was charged with her murder and is being held without bond. North Carolina is less than 16% points away from meeting the threshold set by Governor Cooper at which the indoor mask mandate can be lifted. We're just over 50% now. But the raid in which First those shots are being administered, dropped 88% from the first week of April to the first week of May. Just 38001st doses were administered last week. Sports The Carolina Hurricanes will conclude the regular season tonight there in Nashville for that, trying to end in the win column after losses to the Predators Saturday night and the Blackhawks before that, Rory McIlroy sustained tough course conditions at Quail Hollow Club is he took home the Wells Fargo Championship Sunday, his first win since 2019. It's satisfying to see the work is paying off. But It's just to start. I've There's so much more I want to achieve and so much more I want to do in the game. He's now a three time winner. It quail.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Big Companies Like FedEx and Nike Paid No Federal Taxes
"Now it's 5 42 new research confirms the staggering death toll from the Corona virus pandemic. The number of U. S deaths. Normally change is less than 2% each year. But in 2020, it rose nearly 23%. That's according to research from Virginia Commonwealth University, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. The researchers say covert 19 accounted for roughly 72% of the so called excess deaths from last year and disruptions caused by the pandemic. We're likely Cause of many of the remaining excess deaths. I'm a steak at a Baltimore factory that ruined 15 million doses of the Johnson and Johnson covert vaccine is not expected to affect how much vaccine Virginia gets next week. Virginia is still due to receive more than 200,000 doses of Johnson and Johnson vaccine next week, But future delivery schedule of Johnson and Johnson is a bit up in the air doctor. Danny Avila is Virginia's vaccine coordinator. He says Prince William County is close to Moving to face one see throughout the Commonwealth as soon as Sunday local health district will have the option to move forward into Phase two and everyone age 16 and older in Virginia will be eligible for vaccine. By April. 18th Michelle BASH w T. O P NEWS HUNTER Biden the son of President Biden is speaking out in a new interview with CBS. He claims he doesn't have any idea whether a laptop at the center of a controversial New York Post story was his But when pressed further on that, Biden did suggest that there may have been a laptop that was stolen from him. The story detailed a computer purportedly belonging to Biden that was left at a Delaware computer shop and never picked up in the Post reported that emails on the computer raised questions about Biden's business connections in Ukraine. The interview with Biden airs tomorrow morning on CBS Sunday morning is going to air it nine o'clock, Many big companies are paying zero federal tax despite pretax profits. Report. Washington Policy Group says more than 50 of the largest U. S companies paid no federal income taxes. Last year, the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, says 55 companies, including Nike and Duke Energy, paid zero in taxes by taking advantage of tax breaks that were preserved or expanded under President Donald Trumps 2017 Tax code overhaul. $2.2
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Even with pretax profits, many big companies pay zero US tax
"Hi hi Mike Mike Rossi Rossi a a reporting reporting many many big big companies companies pay pay zero zero federal federal tax tax despite despite pre pre tax tax profits profits a a report report from from a a Washington Washington policy policy group group says says more more than than fifty fifty of of the the largest largest U. U. S. S. companies companies paid paid no no federal federal income income taxes taxes last last year year the the institute institute on on taxation taxation and and economic economic policy policy says says fifty fifty five five companies companies including including Nike Nike and and Duke Duke energy energy paid paid zero zero in in taxes taxes by by taking taking advantage advantage of of tax tax breaks breaks that that were were preserved preserved or or expanded expanded under under president president Donald Donald trump's trump's twenty twenty seventeen seventeen tax tax code code overhaul overhaul the the two two point point two two trillion trillion dollar dollar Kobe Kobe to to rescue rescue package package approved approved last last spring spring opened opened even even more more opportunities opportunities for for companies companies to to limit limit their their federal federal tax tax bills bills as as a a group group the the fifty fifty five five companies companies reported reported almost almost forty forty point point five five billion billion dollars dollars in in pre pre tax tax profits profits many many of of the the companies companies received received rebates rebates by by making making investments investments encouraged encouraged by by the the U. U. S. S. government government Mike Mike Rossio Rossio Washington Washington
Newsradio 700 WLW
"duke energy" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Here it comes. The Bloomberg Market minutes on 700 wlw. All right. Jeff Bellenger were talking earlier about the Springsteen's Do you Why? Saying Jeeps Super Bowl commercial backfired. Yes, it did In a big way. It was a two minute commercial featuring the rock legend, making a plea for people to come together. Wall Street Journal says Jeep spent more than a decade trying to get Springsteen to appear in one of its ads. He finally agreed this year. But just days after the commercial aired, it was learned that Springsteen had been arrested in November for driving while intoxicated. The ad has since been pulled from online platforms and Jeep says it will never be aired again about that. All right. The nation's biggest utility could be a big opening up more natural gas fired plants. Young executive at Duke Energy says company may add as many as 15 natural gas units even though the company is working toward a goal of eliminating carbon emissions by 2050. In order to meet that climate gold, Duke would have to retire the plants early after 25 years instead of the usual 40. The utilities chief financial officer says that could still make economic sense for the company. All right, and then Corona virus vaccines there, more and more being ordered more and more on the way. Yes, President. Biden says deals have been completed for another 100 million doses of the Madonna and Fizer vaccines. Both companies expect to fulfill their existing orders sooner than originally expected, and Dr Anthony Fauci says everyone who wants a shot should be able to get one by sometime in April. How about that? All right, Where do our futures stand? Please still lower, but improving. S and P futures are down six points. NASDAQ futures are down 12 and the Dow futures are down. 28 points this hour from Bloomberg. I'm Jeff Hullinger on news radio 700 wlw. That makes it a town close to 8 11. It's 700 wlw. Friday morning to touch base with Kevin.
Rick Hamada
Duke, Dominion cancel contested Atlantic Coast Pipeline
"Dominion and Duke Energy announcing yesterday that they were pulling the plug for natural gas pipeline on the Atlantic
WTOP 24 Hour News
Energy companies abandon long-delayed Atlantic Coast Pipeline
"Pipeline project that was set to run across Virginia will not be happening line would have extracted natural gas from shale fields in West Virginia. And tunneled under the Appalachian Trail serving customers in Virginia and North Carolina. Environmental groups filed lawsuits and work was stopped in 2018. Now Virginia based Dominion Energy in North Carolina's Duke Energy's say there's growing legal uncertainty for large scale energy projects. Dominion now says it's selling its other natural gas pipelines last week had finished the first phase of what will be the largest wind farm project in the country.
TED Radio Hour
Companies Cancel Atlantic Coast Pipeline After Years of Delays
"Atlantic Coast pipeline say they are cancelling the multi state natural gas project. As NPR's Joel Rose reports, the energy companies blamed delays and cost uncertainty. Minion Energy and Duke Energy say they're pulling the plug on the proposed $8 billion pipeline that was designed to carry natural gas across 600 miles through West Virginia, Virginia and North Carolina. Just last month. The two companies want victory at the U. S. Supreme Court over a critical permit needed to tunnel under the Appalachian Trail. But the company's cited uncertainty and delays around the project, which was already several years behind schedule. Pipeline met with fierce opposition from landowners and environmental groups. We say it would encourage the further use of fossil fuels. The Trump administration is trying to make it easier to build pipelines and energy infrastructure. Opponents have succeeded in slowing and blocking some major projects. Joel
On The Media
Companies Cancel Atlantic Coast Pipeline After Years of Delays
"Coast pipeline project has been called off as the companies continue to face mounting opposition from environmental groups. Duke Energy and Dominion Energy say they're dropping the proposed $8 billion pipeline that would have carried natural gas through West Virginia, Virginia and North Carolina and also underneath the Appalachian Trail. Companies blamed continuing regulatory delays and uncertainty about the project, which was announced in 2014 is an easy way to get energy into underserved parts of the country.
Todd Schnitt
FPL: Lowering rates 25% amid Coronavirus pandemic
"Your Florida power and light build will be twenty five percent less next month the Florida public service commission approved the utility company's proposal to pass its fuel cost savings on to consumers Duke energy in Gulf power will do the same Tampa electric will pass that savings on to customers through the rest of
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Duke Energy agrees to remove coal ash in North Carolina
"North Carolina says it to reach an agreement with Duke energy to excavate nearly eighty million tonnes of coal lash calling it the largest coal ash cleanup operation in the nation's history a by product of coal production for electricity Kohl lashes been stored in landfills ponds and your water ways in North Carolina for decades threatening nearby communities with toxic pollution under the plan six of Duke energy's nine basins will be excavated and the coal ash
Sports Radio Programming
White House draft order directs probes into tech giants
"Committee to here. Christine Blasi four testify about her allegations that supreme court nominee Brad Kavanagh sexually assaulted her decades ago, why rivers in the wake of hurricane Florence threaten the spread disease from flooded. Concentrated animal feeding operations in North Carolina. And in Wilmington Duke Energy says a breach dam could flood coal dust into the Cape. Fear river correspondent Katie on says Duke has taken samples from area waters and
Sonoma County's Morning News with Pat Kerrigan
North Carolina, Chuck Campbell and CNBC discussed on Sonoma County's Morning News with Pat Kerrigan
"I'm Chuck Campbell. CNBC the problem's not yet over in North Carolina Duke Energy says a containment dam was breached in Wilmington, coal ash could could soon flow into Cape. Fear. River coal ashes toxic. Dukes had issues with that issue. A coal ash in North Carolina in the past on Wall Street, stocks are mixed. The Dow up eighty five the NASDAQ down sixty five
Democracy Now
Monster typhoon barrels toward north Philippines, China
"Meanwhile, evacuations are under. Away in the Philippines, where super typhoon mancled has reached the strength of a category. Five hurricane the storm already caused power outages and flooding on Guam where the governor is asked President Trump for federal aid. The typhoon is expected to make landfall in the Philippines, Saturday before barreling toward China, Vietnam and
Tony and Dwight
1-3 million power outages expected in the Carolinas due to Hurricane Florence, Duke Energy estimates
"Estimates that between one and three million customers across the Carolinas could be without power because of Florence said it may take weeks to restore it the outer bands of hurricane Florence or now brushing up against the Carolina coast. The National Hurricane Center says the Winfield of the category. Two hurricane continues to grow in size. As it approaches. Landfall
Scott Sloan
Company set up by Michael Cohen offers to drop Stormy Daniels’ hush-money agreement
"This is Jack crumley with the UC. Halftime report. Porn star. Stormy Daniels has in an odd way. Reunited, President Trump and his former attorney Michael Cohen. They are trying to call off the nondisclosure agreement that she signed to stop her from pursuing a lawsuit against the president. If the court agrees with Trump and Cohen that the one hundred thirty thousand dollars hush money deal can be cancelled and outcome. Stormy daniels. Lawsuits sought the
Mike McConnell
Duke Energy Convention Center, Urban Meyer and Zac Smith discussed on Mike McConnell
"Fourth through the seventh a, thirteenth area code will be put, into use, across the greater Dayton and Marysville areas. In the next few years as the city's population continues to grow that three to. Six area code will be assigned to new numbers,