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WMAL 630AM
"eliza fletcher" Discussed on WMAL 630AM
"Memphis is tired right now. Yeah. I'm good. I'm with you all. This is to hire right now. Eliza, Fletcher kidnapping, and abduction and murder. The other crimes we've had this year leading up to this, it's difficult right now. Bear with me, it's a very nerve wracking night. Yeah, I mean, you could tell she's angry. She's upset. And there's a lot of people that are angry and upset. And it should be. Now, I also feel like I've got to put this into a little bit of perspective that yes, this is a horrible situation that we've seen if you're just joining us, shooter and Memphis, he goes driving around the city, live streaming as he just goes into stores, gas stations, one AutoZone, and he just opens fire on innocent people. But putting this in perspective, I mean, you folks in Chicago, I mean, we're talking about, I've seen anywhere from, I've seen two figures I've seen four people dead. I've seen three people dead. I don't know which one it is, but bottom line is in a place like Chicago, for example. I mean, you see that on any given Saturday or Sunday, but this does happen clearly all too often, especially in one of the big topics of conversation tonight, is obviously you've got discussions of the Second Amendment. Your ability to protect yourself, but also you've got not only the guy who was the shooter tonight, but also the guy that killed Eliza Fletcher, both of these guys were supposed to be in prison, but they were allowed to get out of jail early. And so that's something that a lot of people will most certainly be talking about in the days ahead. Let's say hello to this is Trisha on red eye radio. Tricia in murphysboro, Tennessee how are you? I'm doing great, Dan. You're sending good tonight. Thank you. You're going to make it through tomorrow. I'll get there. I just have a so I've been involved in the system. A lot of these people that do sell on these, there's more than one charge. There's usually two or three or more. Why? There's a word that needs to be abolished. It's called concurrence. And they have changed that from the current two consecutives. Well, tell me, tell me what concurrent means. Trish tell me what concurrence. Well, concurrent. If there's more than one charge, regardless of how many. And Tom is. Guilty by the jury. those sentences side by side. Got it. So if he gets some useful one thing in 5 years for another, sending in, he gets out in three years. And I'll tell you why, Trish and I, unfortunately, I got to run, but you're right. And here's the other thing, is that just because we've been talking about this quite a bit, just because somebody is
The Officer Tatum Show
"eliza fletcher" Discussed on The Officer Tatum Show
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The Gospel According to the Bible
"You know, I'm not going to lie, yeah, I try to be impartial. I try to be fair and balanced, but it's very, very hard for me to support people that are just, they're just antithetical. I think I said they were right. Antithetical to everything Christian stand for. And I know I'm jumping on the Christian bandwagon right now, but when I was a Democrat, right? 'cause I used to be a Democrat, at least I called myself a Democrat. When somebody pointed out the fact that I'm a Christian and Democrats don't focus or push anything that's beneficial to Christianity, they actually are anti Christian. When I started realizing that, I had to make up in my mind as a Christian that I can not support stuff like this. You know, I love everybody. But I do not support gay marriage. I do not. Why? Because the Bible is against it. I love everybody, but it's you out here fornicating and doing all this stuff. I can't support that. I have to speak against it. Why? Because the Bible speaks against it. It's nothing personal. Don't kill the messenger. And when you're talking about life, life starts at conception, it don't store that perception.
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AOC Says Trump Supporters Will Kill Her
"Why is AOC crying about being married to a white man? According to the daily wire article, it states that representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, which I guarantee she used a casio Cortez in agrarian as prayer part of them speak a lick of Spanish. Want to be ethnic. You ain't ethnic Alexandria. Alexandria is terrified that Trump supporters will kill her when y'all. This month, she's worried about Mary being married to a white man and feel mistreated by her fellow Democrats, according to a new profile on the GQ magazine. Can somebody explain this to me? You're worried about being married to a white man. This is the problem that I have with these people. Y'all say white devil white devil white devil white devil, but you marry the white person. But they don't ever really put them out in public. She want to be ethnic. She want to care about black and brown bodies, but you engage to a white man. Same thing with Kamala Harris. Kamala Harris is the first black, whatever they say she is. And she's half retarded. I don't even know why people still claiming her in good faith.
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The View Hosts Bad Take on the Rings of Powerthe Rings of Power
"So many topics I want to talk about is so much to get into. The view host scoopy Goldberg, I don't know what's wrong with that woman. I mean, it's just embarrassing black people every single day she show up on the show. They are saying our lamenting to or making a statement to represent that people are racist if they don't want to continue to watch or they're not as enthusiastic about the rings of power. I'm assuming that the rings of power is a sub series of Lord of the Rings. And because they decide to throw a couple of black people in the cast that what normally there somehow white people are supposed to be jumping for joy, whether they can act or whether the characters are misplaced or not that white people were supposed to be jumping for joy and saying thank God racism is over. We got black people in the series. People don't care. I don't understand why we still on the path of trying to make things equal by force. Listen, man, if you perform well, people are going to watch you. Nobody cares about your color. The NFL, NBA, track and field. You want to go down the list? Black people are dominating sports. White people are literally rap music. White people are literally selling their souls to watch black men dunk basketballs.
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"eliza fletcher" Discussed on The Officer Tatum Show
"72 43. Back to the murder mystery. Of Eliza, I think Eliza Fletcher, young lady that was jogging, apparently mining on business went thug thug thuggery, came out of the woodworks and decided to kill her, I really do wonder, it's just going to be a murder mystery where the husband found this thug. 'cause he kind of knew, let me just tell you this. The husband and this is totally hypothetical. The husband may have known about this guy because his first kidnapped and was connected with the family that worked at the law firm with the guy he kidnapped initially. Maybe the husband won off on looked him up, knew he was getting out of prison and said, look, this is the route, make it happen. The only reason I'm saying this is because I have seen shows where I have seen people do worse. I'm throwing out possibilities. Could this be a possibility? It could be. Could this guy just so happen to be so nasty and dirty that he was just looking for women at the sitting there just stalking women and looking for an opportunity to catch one of them and he found one. It very well could be an opportunity. Or that could be opportunity took advantage of either way a go is horrible as soon as we get more information on that and I'll let you guys know. But that was that was pretty disgusting to see him be able to get out of prison and end up murdering that woman the way he did and that she struggled and, you know, obviously the men and women aren't physically the same. So no matter how fit she was, he was able to overcome her and eventually kill her and try to clean up the scene. Let me move on to the next subject at hand, gene Pierre, White House press secretary was mocked for mixing up Nord stream pipeline with Nordstrom. Some of y'all may not know what Nordstrom is. I'll let you know after we play the clip. I want to roll clip one. So ya could hear her actually mess this word up. Wrote a clip. So you've heard us say this that what we see Russia is doing and we've been very clear about this is that using energy, their weaponizing energy, and it's choosing to one of the things that has been out there that shut down the pipeline of Nordstrom one. She said Nordstrom won. That's ever, I don't know. What kind of place do they tell me how I go shopping Nordstrom one? I heard a Nordstrom rack, but I haven't heard a Nordstrom one. Now I know this is nitpicky. But she has been she has been doing a terrible job as the press secretary. When Trump had Kayleigh McEnany in there, I mean, they were out there just ripping, boom, boom, boom. This Jean Pierre, this woman is horrible. Let me give you another clip. I wonder do we have the clip on here? This occurred yesterday when Peter doocy just grilled her because she literally tweeted that Trump stole the election in 2016. She literally tweeted that. While at the same time on the podium claiming that it is wrong and unpatriotic for you to question the election in 2020. She's out of control. Sean, I don't know if you have that clip from yesterday. If you do let me know if there's no clip that exists, we'll send it. But the clip is just asinine to me at the hypocrisy when she knew she blamed Trump of stealing election and all these Democrats did. All of them did. They said it wasn't a legit election. They said it wasn't legit and that Trump stole it. And then in 20 and 2020, they had crying in the middle of the street, acting like we're just so crazy for questioning an election that clearly had more issues and I ain't gonna say that woman now. I was gonna say more issues than Jennifer Lopez, but I don't think she got that many issues. Other than maybe she can't find a husband. But anyway, wrote a clip. The new attention on the maga Republicans, you tweeted, oh, I knew this was coming. I was waiting, Peter, when you were going to ask me that question. Well, here we go. You tweeted Trump's a little election. You tweeted Brian Kemp stole an election if denying election results is extreme now. So let's be really clear that that comparison that you made is just ridiculous. I have been, I have been, well, you're asking me, you're asking me a question. Let me answer it. I was, I was talking specifically at that time of what was happening with voting rights and the what was in danger of voting rights. That's what I was speaking to at the time. Oh, okay. Oh, okay. Okay, so they make it justified. Did you say the lecture was stolen? She has to be the trashiest one of all. It's actually on the sheet. I missed it. She had to be the trash is one of all. I think we got another clip in Sean, I'm gonna make you work today. Not that you don't work every day, but I'm gonna make you wear extra today. There's a clip of all the Democrats that were in succession. We played it before. They all were saying that Trump stole the 2016 election. When we get that clip, let me know, but these people are, they're out of control. I want to jump to Hillary Clinton because she said a bunch of things. And we got at least two clips from Hillary Clinton being obnoxiously hypocritical. And let's roll with clip three of Hillary Clinton on the view. Because apparently they've been moved around, it's not like they were in a vault. They were in a storage room where people go in and out getting umbrellas for the pool or, you know, something else. So I think that we have to we have to wait and we have to, we have to have, I think, two minds about this. No one is above the law. And the rule of law in a democracy. I quit. You know, have to be our standard. I quit. I think I'm gonna quit the radio, right today. I can't handle the hypocrisy. This woman. Says that no one's above the law. And she's I can't believe the view had Hillary Clinton on here talking about this. Are they trying to get her re indicted? She says no one is above the law. The woman is criticizing Trump about possession of classified information. You can't make this up. She had a server. She deleted documents. Bleach bit. She took hammers to BlackBerries. Director Comey said that she was guilty of sending and receiving classified information. We don't even talk about Benghazi. Lord help us hold a phone. I'll be back after the break. What difference at this point does it make? This is the officer Tatum show. 8 four four 9 zero zero 72 43. That's 8 four four 9 zero zero 72 43. Uncle Tom two is an eye opening documentary everyone in America should see. Brandon Tatum here and Uncle Tom two offers a compelling and brave analysis of the true history of black America. The cultural shift from prosperity, integrity, and faith to its current perceived state of anger, discontent, and victimhood. 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White House Press Secretary Flubs Pipeline
"Gene Pierre, White House press secretary was mocked for mixing up Nord stream pipeline with Nordstrom. Some of y'all may not know what Nordstrom is. I'll let you know after we play the clip. I want to roll clip one. So ya could hear her actually mess this word up. Wrote a clip. So you've heard us say this that what we see Russia is doing and we've been very clear about this is that using energy, their weaponizing energy, and it's choosing to one of the things that has been out there that shut down the pipeline of Nordstrom one. She said Nordstrom won. That's ever, I don't know. What kind of place do they tell me how I go shopping Nordstrom one? I heard a Nordstrom rack, but I haven't heard a Nordstrom one.
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The Double Standard in the Justice System
"The criminal justice system, I don't think it's balanced. In my opinion, they can find ways to put people in jail for January 6th, but you got people murdering people all the time getting out of jail. Or that should be locked behind bars for a very long time. Oh, they feel sympathy for them. Oh, you've done your time. Oh, the criminal justice system is against black and brown bodies and they let these people out and they kill it. They are here killing and stealing the thug game. Now I know that it's almost impossible to know in some cases to know where the person is going to resist of 8 or not. I know this is not always clear. But when you're committing cross on 12 years old and while he was in the penitentiary he's writing on his Facebook, complaining about his jail conditions, the fact he even had a Facebook making post that sounds revengeful on his Facebook while he's in a penitentiary. And somehow that just makes sense that he should get out because he did 85% of his sentence. I'm never going to understand how our society works. When it comes to letting these criminals out. Now let me tell you this. This is not going to make mainstream media longer than 30 minutes. Nobody's going to continue to talk about it. There's not going to be a hearing and hearing on Capitol Hill about women getting raped and abducted. Why? Because the man is black that did this.
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"eliza fletcher" Discussed on The Officer Tatum Show
"Year veteran of the Tucson police department. He's a YouTube sensation with 1.9 million subscribers. He started blexit with Candace Owens, and now he's tackling his biggest assignment yet. This is the officer Tatum show. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the occupation show. I'm your host Brandon Tatum follow me on social media at the office of Tatum. You can go to my website the outside them dot com. YouTube is blowing up. So if you're on the youtubes, go ahead and follow your boy at the officer Tatum. There's so much news and so many topics today. I hope we get to a few of them. Steve Bannon could be going to jail. Because of something that he did a long time ago, the Democrats are targeting conservatives as we speak. Donald Trump is rightfully upset at what the left has done with the Mar-a-Lago raid and I want to start with the murder of, I think her name is ELISA, is it a lizza? Fletcher, they call her lizza, who was the teacher, and Memphis, jogging, minding her own business, and was murdered by a thug that spent his life doing thuggery. And I'm not going to mention his name because it's irrelevant. But this man was arrested as a juvenile, 16 years old for kidnapping the lawyer. Now, I don't have all the details surrounding whether it was intentional or what did he know the lawyer or whatever the case may be, but however he ended up kidnapping a lawyer had him in the trunk of a car, riding him around the city, a periodically stopping and making him withdraw money from his bank account and continued to joyride the lawyers vehicle with the lawyer in the trunk. He had an accomplice, it appears that the accomplice was trying to get him to stop, but he was a criminal hail bent on committing crimes of that nature, felonious nature, kidnapping people, potentially murdering people at the age of 16. If it had not, Eliza, okay. I don't want to wear a nickname is Liza, so her name is Eliza, Eliza Fletcher. That's the young lady's name that got killed. Thanks for correcting that. And he did 20 years in prison. He was sentenced to originally the 26 years in prison. But the way I justice system is stacked up today, if you're a good boy, and you don't commit too many crimes in jail, they'll let you out early. So long story short, he gets out in 20 years, and I don't know how this is possible. He had a Facebook account when he was posting on Facebook while he was in prison. He gets out and somehow, in some believe it was premeditated, he parks in a particular location, he stalks the woman, then he chases her down, forces her into an SUV, and proceeds to murder her. Now right now we don't know what the intent was. We don't know what the intent was to actually murder her, or the intent was to rape and murder her or to just rape her, to groper. I mean, I don't know what this guy's thinking. He just got out of prison in 2020 for kidnapping that lawyer. And we talked about before 2020, the kid had a rap sheet, as long as the Nile River. 2020, that's a 2000, is I believe he got, he got, that's when he got in trouble. It's in 2000 when he was 16. But before that, 95, 96, 97, 98. Convictions are being arrested for when I kidnapping armed robbery, theft, rape, aggravated assault, aggravated assault with a weapon. You're talking to kid from 12 years old, committing crimes. 16 goes to prison for 20 years. Somehow they let this fool out and he ended up killing this lady that appears to be innocent. However, there's a catch. There's a potential catch. I don't know if there's a catch, but there's a potential catch. She is in, I guess they call it a male is an heir, she's an heiress. To a billionaire. Now, the lawyer that the suspect that we're referring to now kidnapped that sent him to jail for 26 years, he only did 20, that lawyer works for a law firm that the now deceased Eliza Fletcher that her aunt works for or one of her family members worked for. So the man he kidnapped before and a family member of Eliza, which is the lady who was murdered, worked at the same law firm. And that cousin, whatever family member that is related to her and Eliza Fletcher, the young lady that was killed are both related to a billionaire. Now their skepticism as to whether she was attacked directly or was it an act of random violence. According to a former FBI, agent that alluded to some of these facts that I mentioned said that they don't think that this was random. What are the odds that this hardened criminal gets out of prison and just happens to run into this lady jogging down her jogging path at like 4 o'clock in the morning. I think it's highly unlikely that this was an accident. I think it was targeted for her to be connected to or an heiress of a billionaire whose well-known in the area, and she ends up dead seems very, very suspicious, and one of her family members worked at the law firm where he kidnapped the other lawyer. Seems very, very suspicious to me. Two things I want to make a point on here moving forward. The first thing is that this is a very sad situation. This lady left behind her husband and two children. I pray to God that her husband didn't set this up. So he can get the rest of our money because she seems to have a line of straight to the billionaire. So I'm hoping that that didn't happen. It's very sad because you seem that you want to get in shape and do the right thing and work out early in the morning. She was teaching at a private school, they have nothing but a great thing to say about her at the Christian private school. And now she's dead. Taking advantage of by a hardened criminal that had nothing to live for. The other idea that I want to bring up and point that I want to make is the justice system. It's always this concept of black man, a black man is in the justice system. Well, man, this man should have been put to death. He shouldn't have never seen the light of day. Why should you say that, mister Tatum, when you are committing crimes from 12? All the way through to your 16 in between 12 and 16, you were arrested for rape. Women that lived at the department complex with the guy say that he was a nasty creepy dude soliciting women for sex all the time. And young girls. How did you get out of prison? And then it gets out and what is he does, ladies and gentlemen, what does he do? He re offends. People like that should be locked away forever.
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The Case of the Missing Memphis Teacher
"There's so much news and so many topics today. I hope we get to a few of them. Steve Bannon could be going to jail. Because of something that he did a long time ago, the Democrats are targeting conservatives as we speak. Donald Trump is rightfully upset at what the left has done with the Mar-a-Lago raid and I want to start with the murder of, I think her name is ELISA, is it a lizza? Fletcher, they call her lizza, who was the teacher, and Memphis, jogging, minding her own business, and was murdered by a thug that spent his life doing thuggery. And I'm not going to mention his name because it's irrelevant. But this man was arrested as a juvenile, 16 years old for kidnapping the lawyer. Now, I don't have all the details surrounding whether it was intentional or what did he know the lawyer or whatever the case may be, but however he ended up kidnapping a lawyer had him in the trunk of a car, riding him around the city, a periodically stopping and making him withdraw money from his bank account and continued to joyride the lawyers vehicle with the lawyer in the trunk. He had an accomplice, it appears that the accomplice was trying to get him to stop, but he was a criminal hail bent on committing crimes of that nature, felonious nature, kidnapping people, potentially murdering people at the age of 16.
AP News Radio
Man charged with killing Memphis jogger held without bond
"A Tennessee man faces murder charges after the body of a missing Memphis woman was identified Cleota Henderson referred to as abstinence by police was back before a judge facing murder charges Memphis authorities say he suspected of kidnapping and killing kindergarten teacher and mother of two Eliza Fletcher who went missing on Friday during an early morning jog Henderson was charged with especially aggravated kidnapping tampering with evidence and unrelated theft and fraud But then Fletcher's body was found and identified Shelby county judge a Lewis montese revoked his bond and arranged for another hearing Thursday to resolve his representation With the additional charge in that case first degree murder I'm going to order that the no bond The $500,000 bond will be both Audio courtesy W ATN TV the judge agreed to have referred to the suspect by the name Cleo the Henderson I'm Jennifer King
WTOP
"eliza fletcher" Discussed on WTOP
"Extreme heat is baking California and fueling deadly fires. Has burned 7000 acres have numerous deputies that have converged upon the area that are safeguarding lives and properties and doing door to door evacuations in the burn area. CBS is done you back it says outages are also a problem. California has issued a stage three energy alert. One step shy of ordering rolling blackouts for its 40 million residents. People like dionne Hoff are doing what they can to get ready. Portable lights, portable fan, get that all squared away so that if it does go out, we're prepared. So murias, like this neighborhood in Davis, have already reported blackouts. Pretty hot day at work. I was just trying to cool off. Boom, everything shut off. President Biden wants Congress to provide $4 billion to help control monkeypox, White House coordinator, Robert Fenton. We will continue to pull every lever and meet people where they are to end this outbreak. And we're already seeing progress. The obamas unveiled their official portraits today at The White House. Traditions like this matter. Not just for those of us who hold these positions, but for everyone participating in and watching our democracy. We are learning new details about classified documents seized last month at Mar-a-Lago. Here's CBS Natalie brand. The Washington Post reports that a document recovered from former president Donald Trump's Florida estate contained information about the defense and nuclear capabilities of a foreign government. The post cited people familiar with the matter who did not identify which foreign government. Tomorrow, Steve Bannon will surrender to authorities in New York. Steve Bannon was charged with a case similar in the past that federal case in which he was accused of fraud of taking money he helped raise for this border wall initiative called we build the wall and taking some of that money along with co defendants and using it for personal expenses. That CBS is Scott mcfarlane. More than 1400 women in Memphis now plan to finish the run jogger Eliza Fletcher was on when she was kidnapped last week. I guess I just wanted to try to prove that women, women have the right to run at this time in the morning and women have a right to wear running clothes while they run without being whistled at without being approached without being abducted, Fletcher was running at 4 a.m. when she was snatched and eventually killed
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No One Talked About Crime in Memphis Until Eliza Fletcher's Death
"Came out of an election in August, and the district attorney was on the ballot, and she's a good and decent person. She was tough on crime. She was a Republican. And she was one of, I think she was part of that old school network that old Memphis network of Republicans. But she was very good at her job. And they went out, they campaigned, we had, we had one of theirs, we had a, what do you call it? What do you call the kid? The poor kid running for mayor had never held a job, but he was from old Memphis money. And he got beat, but he was their guy, and they embraced all of that. But they really didn't push back. They didn't talk about how bad crime was here in the city. They didn't talk about how people live in fear. They didn't talk about the fact that we're one of the most deadliest cities. They didn't talk about any of that stuff, because it would make the Democrats look bad. The people they do business with. The people they go to church with and their highfalutin, you know, upper crust churches. They don't want to talk about any of that stuff. And then what happened on Friday? One of their own, one of the, one of the members of old Memphis, that community. Was kidnapped and was killed. And guess what everybody's talking about now? Got to get tough on crime, gotta head the death penalty. Well, I'm glad they're talking about that, but why weren't they talking about that? A couple of a couple of weeks ago when two black kids got shot in the face. Why weren't they talking about? You talk about crime in Memphis, Tennessee. It's true that most of the perpetrators of the crime are black men. But you know what else is also true? That most of the victims most of the victims are black Americans. Here
AP News Radio
Memphis police ID body of abducted jogger Eliza Fletcher
"Police in Memphis Tennessee have identified the body of a school teacher who went missing while jogging early last Friday Memphis authorities now say a body that drew a large police presence on Monday during an exhaustive search is that of Eliza Fletcher a 34 year old teacher and the granddaughter of an area hardware tycoon Police say she was kidnapped while jogging forced into an SUV around 4 a.m. Friday The suspect 38 year old Cleo abdin was arraigned today on aggravated kidnapping tampering with evidence theft and other charges the judge scheduled an additional hearing for Wednesday where he will now face charges including first degree murder Marshall's arrested absent on Saturday after his DNA was found on a pair of sandals near where the victim was last seen The vehicle used was linked to a home where he was staying Has a record he was 16 years old in 2000 when he kidnapped a man at gunpoint and was released from prison less than two years ago I'm Jennifer King
WCPT 820
"eliza fletcher" Discussed on WCPT 820
"Olay, sad word this morning from Memphis, police say a body found Monday is that of 34 year old school teacher Eliza Fletcher, who was kidnapped and forced into an SUV last week during an early morning jog. The AP's Mike Gracia. Saturday, U.S. Marshals arrested 38 year old Cleo the abstinence and charged him with Fletcher's kidnapping. Police detected abstinence DNA on a pair of sandals found near where Fletcher was last seen and police believe a vehicle belonging to someone at a residence where absent was staying was used in the kidnapping. Monday, the commercial appeal reported abstinence spent 20 years in prison for a previous kidnapping. I'm Mike Gracia. High fencing extra security. It's day one of school for students and Yuval, Texas. Months after a gunman shot and killed 21 people at rob Alameda. The AP's Julie Walker parents with tears in their eyes dropped off their children as teachers greeted them, saying good morning, sunshine, you ready to have a good school year. Students began arriving at Yuval di elementary before dawn, walking through newly installed 8 foot metal fencing that surrounds the campus and passed a state trooper standing guard outside an entrance, colorful flags, hung inside the hallways, and teachers wore Turquoise shirts that read together we rise and together we are better. State troopers were parked on every corner outside the school. I'm Julie Walker. Triple digit temperatures in parts of the west, it may hit 114° today in Las Vegas, 115 in Sacramento, California now facing its highest chance of blackouts this year as that fierce heat wave continues. Now to the war in Ukraine, more worries today about that nuclear power plant in Ukraine as shelling around it has been continuing. This is AP news. The president of France is advising the French to cut down on their use of energy. French president Emmanuel Macron is calling for a sharp 10% reduction in the country's energy use in the coming weeks and months to avoid the risk of rationing and cuts this winter. Macron's remarks come amid tensions with supplier Russia over the war in Ukraine. Macron says the best energy is that which we don't consume urging businesses and households to save energy that includes turning down heating and air conditioning. Marquand warns
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"eliza fletcher" Discussed on WTOP
"Lot 7 and a half miles from where Eliza Fletcher was abducted while jogging near the university of Memphis on Friday and it's just yards from the long view gardens apartments where police say the suspect washed his clothes and his brother sink and cleaned the inside of his SUV. We're learning more about the suspect Cleo the absent who's already served time in prison for kidnapping a Memphis attorney at gunpoint at the age of 16, he will be making his first court appearance along with those kidnapping and tampering with evidence charges. He is also facing that first degree murder charge, the 34 year old Fletcher was a mother of two and the granddaughter of the late Joseph orgil the third, a prominent Memphis businessman and philanthropist, CBS News special report, I'm Deborah Rodriguez. Today an official changing of the guard in the UK. This is a tough time for families up and down the country. We can and we will get through it and we will come out stronger the other side. That is British prime minister Boris Boris Johnson who delivered a farewell address outside of 10 Downing Street. Today was his final day in office following those comments he had a Scotland to formally offer his resignation to Queen Elizabeth. He's one of dozens of officials of his administration who stepped aside, amid a series of scandals. His successor, Liz truss, also flew to Scotland to meet the queen, the final formal step in her Ascension to prime minister. The Russian military is turned to North Korea for assistance, the Russian Ministry of Defense is in the process of purchasing millions of rockets and artillery shells from North Korea. A U.S. intelligence finding says the fact that Russia is turning to the isolated state of North Korea demonstrates that the Russian military continues to suffer from severe supply shortages in Ukraine. Check of traffic and weather on the way, stay with us. It's ten 36. The start of the commander season is here and FanDuel sportsbook is kicking off week one with a no sweat bit for everybody. Doesn't matter if you're a new customer or already have an account, you'll get free bets back if you don't win. Just log in and see for yourself when pondering my pick with the free bit, I certainly am not considering laying the three and a half points with the commanders in fact. I like Jacksonville getting the points. I also like betting totals too. So maybe I'll consider the under in the bills rams game that kicks off the season Thursday. You can wager on everything from touchdowns to total yards to catches. If you're new to FanDuel sportsbook, just sign up with promo code
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"Investigators say it began with explosions in a car next to a home on whittingham circle in the algonquian countryside area just after 4 a.m. Sunday morning. When firefighters got there, the flames had spread to the front of the home. They were able to quickly put out the flames still, there's $100,000 in damage to both the House and the car. Loudoun county fire rescues say says people were home, they woke up to the sounds of the explosions and they got out of the house nobody is hurt. If you live in that area, you're asked to check your home security footage for anything suspicious. They thought they were going on a date, but it went terribly wrong for two men in our area. It was early Saturday when two guys met up with two women they met online in Fredericksburg, the Stafford county sheriff's office has the two happily obliged when the women asked them to get a super 8 motel room. Once in that room, things went downhill for the men. There was a knock at the door and someone saying room service. That was followed by three masked men coming in with knives and robbing the two. All this happened as a date hit in a bathroom, the women left after the robbery, detectives say it was a setup by the women, one of whom turned out to be a minor, the three accused robbers who range in age from 19 to 23 are under arrest for robbery and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The victim's dates may also be charged. Mike Murillo WTO news. A temple hillsman is being charged in connection with the murder of his girlfriend. 78 year old Booker Wilkins is being charged with the deadly shooting of 67 year old Sandra Watson. Prince George's county police say he shot her during a fight, responding officers found Watson shot inside a home on Frasier terrorist Sunday morning. She was taken to a hospital where she was pronounced dead, he's being charged with second degree murder. In Memphis, the search continues for a 34 year old Eliza Fletcher, last seen on video jogging Friday morning. Cleo, the suspect charged with her kidnapping is not cooperating with the investigation, according to investigators, he has a lengthy criminal record CBS News. Least Preston is in Memphis with the latest. According to records, abstinence brother told police he spotted washing the interior of his car with floor cleaner and acting strange. Fletcher's prominent family which owns a global hardware supplier is desperate for answers and offering $50,000 for her safe return. In 2001, abstinence was convicted in another abduction case he was released from prison in 2020. Money news at 25 and 55, here is Bloomberg's and Kate's. This is a Bloomberg
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"Give relatively shorter duration as we move through the evening and eventually demand starts to taper off. Utilities providers make the call on the best way to allocate rotating outages to customers. The goal keep the blackout short with minimal disruption. That'll take more conservation than the state's scene over the last 6 days. Officials in the capital of Mississippi say water pressure has been restored to most of the city now, governor Tate Reeves. People in Jackson can trust that water will come out of the faucet. People in Jackson can trust the toilets can be flushed and people in Jackson can trust that the fires can be full. A possible development in a high profile kidnapping in Memphis. WREG TV reporter bria Jones. That they have found a body. They have not identified that body and they tell us that the cause of death is still under investigation, but just to put this into perspective, we are less than a mile away from where Memphis police say Eliza Fletcher's accused abductor Cleopatra absent went after a kidnapping her in the you of an area. A federal judge's granted former president Trump's request that a third party review material seized by the FBI from his home, more from CBS Scott McFarland. Wouldn't be surprising if the Justice Department were to issue a public statement, a public comment about this because of the notoriety of the case and the fact that it's gotten the attention of the entire country. South Korea is recovering from a hurricane that brought heavy rain and winds of up to 89 mph, more from reporter Alex Jensen in Seoul. With over 20,000 homes
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"Two happily obliged when the women asked them to get a super 8 motel room. Once in that room, things went downhill for the men. There was a knock at the door and someone saying room service. That was followed by three masked men coming in with knives and robbing the two. All this happened is that they hid in a bathroom, the women left after the robbery, detectives say it was a setup by the women, one of whom turned out to be a minor, the three accused robbers who range in age from 19 to 23 are under arrest for robbery and contributing to the delinquency of a minor, the victim's dates may also be charged. Mike Murillo WTO P news. Your help is needed to learn about a fire and Sterling, investigators say it began with explosions in a car next to a home on wittingham circle in the algonquian countryside area just after 4 a.m. Sunday. When firefighters got there, the flames had spread to the front of the home. They were able to quickly put out the flames still, there's $100,000 in damage to both the House and the car, loudoun county fire rescue says people were home, they woke up to the sound of the explosions and they got out of the house nobody is hurt. If you live in that area, you're asked to check your home security footage for anything suspicious. In Memphis, the search continues for 34 year old Eliza Fletcher, last seen on video Friday morning. Cleo is the suspect charged with her kidnapping is not cooperating with the investigation. According to investigators, he has a lengthy criminal record, CBS News Elise Preston is in Memphis with the latest. According to records, abstinence brother told police he spotted washing the interior of his car with floor cleaner and acting strange. Fletcher is prominent family which owns a global hardware supplier is desperate for answers and offering $50,000 for her safe return. Money
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"The man charged in the abduction of a Memphis jogger kidnapped an attorney in 2000 Authorities in Memphis are still searching for 34 year old Eliza Fletcher whose abduction after a brief struggle was caught on surveillance video Friday around 4 a.m. U.S. Marshals arrested 38 year old Cleo on Saturday after police detected his DNA on a pair of sandals found near where Fletcher was last seen according to an arrest affidavit Police also linked the vehicle they believe was used in the kidnapping to a person at a residence where abstinence was staying According to the commercial appeal absent kidnapped a prominent Memphis attorney in 2000 when he was just 16 years old and received a 24 year prison sentence He was released in November 2020 at
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"The former governor of Massachusetts deval Patrick is concerned about democracy in the U.S., Lisa Taylor with more. On CBS face the nation, Patrick says we've been treating our democracy like it can handle limitless abuse without breaking. Voter suppression laws in 19 states and mishandled funds have both corrupted American democracy and Patrick believes it's only getting worse because of election deniers and maga extremists. When asked how he felt about President Biden's prime time speech on Thursday, Patrick says he supports the message of uniting against extremism in America. He went on to say Biden's speech was a reminder that the purpose of democracy is liberty and justice for everyone. Police in Memphis say a suspect has been charged with kidnapping in the case of the abduction of a kindergarten teacher, Scott Carr with an update. Memphis police saying social media 38 year old Cleo abstinence and custody and has been charged with especially aggravated kidnapping and evidence tampering after the abduction early Friday of 34 year old Eliza Fletcher, a junior kindergarten teacher at saint Mary's episcopal school in Memphis. She was out jogging early Friday near the university of Memphis when she was forced into an SUV that sped away. Police later found abstinence inside the vehicle. There's still no sign of Fletcher. The police say the investigations ongoing. I'm Scott Carr. Adele and The Beatles were the big winners at this year's creative arts Emmys. The awards were handed out Saturday at Microsoft theater in Los Angeles. The documentary The Beatles get back and the musical special Adele one night only each took home 5 awards. Other winners include RuPaul, who extended his record as the most honored person of color in Emmy history by winning his 12th award. Chadwick Boseman won a posthumous Emmy for his voice work in the Disney series what if and former president Barack Obama won an Emmy for narrating the Netflix series our great national parks. I'm Michael kasner. And
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"Update police in Memphis say a man has now been charged with kidnapping after the abduction of a kindergarten teacher Friday. They say 38 year old cleopa absence been charged after 34 year old Eliza Fletcher was forced into an SUV, police found the vehicle with abstinence inside, there's still no sign of Fletcher. The director of fema says the federal government is doing everything they can to help the residents of Jackson and Mississippi during their ongoing water crisis. I was able to go visit on Friday. It's really talk to the mayor and talk to the plant workers to find out exactly what is going on. Dan Chris Wolfe says the aging water treatment plant in Jackson has had infrastructure issues for a long time. 7 are injured at least two critically after a shooting early this morning in Norfolk, Virginia. Police say it happened about midnight near the old dominion university campus. There's no reports of any arrests. NASA sang the next possible launch date for the Artemis one might be sometime in October. The launch was scrubbed twice this past week because of different fuel leak problems. I'm Scott Carr. This is Bloomberg best on Bloomberg radio. I'm Denise Pellegrini. You know there has been just a huge amount of debate lately about President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan, so we're going to take a little bit of a look at that with Sarah Levy, she's CEO of betterment, and she tells Bloomberg's Emily Chang. There are pros and cons to student loan forgiveness. She also says there are some other things we should be doing to address the massive problem of education costs. Let's listen in. So I think there are economists on both sides of this issue. And I think we can agree that student loans are a major problem for this country and that there's $1.7 trillion in student loan debt outstanding and also that this generation is more saddled with student loan debt than any of the generations that have come before. I think where the conversation gets trickier is what to do about it. And so I'm a believer personally that what to do about it lies in advice and technology and that the federal government can play a part, but that business also needs to play a part. How so? Well, you know, I think the first thing that is very true is that folks are not good at saving and are not necessarily good at understanding if I have another disposable dollar where should I put it, right? And so I think there's sort of a regulatory and technology conversion here that's pretty exciting where we now can develop tools and we have betterment R developing tools to really say to a student loan student loan holder. Look, what should you do with your next dollar instead of going to Starbucks this week? What would $5 a day do? In terms of visually, we can show you visually, what would it do in terms of your debt pay down both your timeline, your costs, and how can we set you up for a better future? And so I think that's one thing we can do is offer technological solutions. And the other thing we can do is partner with employers. Because as with many other great issues of the day, like retirement savings, employers have a role to play in supporting their employees. How do you see businesses and employers playing a bigger role here? And how could that also impact the choices that students are perspective students make about how to access education? Yeah. So I think it's a great question. I mean, I think this is for those who aren't that excited about the current approach. I think the government is taking one of the concerns is this moral hazard issue of are people going to make choices about their education that they're then going to expect to be forgiven by the government, and therefore will they make choices that maybe aren't the best choices for them, and then similarly, will the costs go up because the schools know that they can access this incremental funding. So I think this is a real challenge that I think we're poised to help with in a couple of ways. I mean, number one, there's more legislation if you can imagine coming down the pike in the secure act two. You know, sort of on the table later this year that's talking about tax incentives for businesses to help potentially even with a match where you link a 401k and student loan management. So imagine if I'm an employee and I can't access my company match for retirement because I'm paying down debt from my student loan. And I just don't have an incremental dollar to save. Well, here's an opportunity for the government to step in and say, okay, whether you save by paying down your debt or whether you saved by putting a dollar in your 401k, either way, your employer can match that contribution. And that's a really powerful way for employers to be able to channel dollars where they're going to best serve their employees. What would be your message to rising freshmen right now who are considering a college education who have innumerable online learning options now available to them and companies that are reducing degree requirements. So you've got some people out there saying, I don't need a four year degree. I think it's true that there's no one size fits all. I mean, I think on average in over time, education has helped to lead to better outcomes for society. So, but I think we could talk about whether that education is about starting young and preschool and getting out of the gate stronger or whether it's about a four year college. I think the idea that there are vocational programs and other ways to go about it are true, but all of these things have costs and each has a different ROI. So I think regardless of the path an individual chooses because there are many paths and I agree they're kind of more varied than they were perhaps a generation ago. There still is going to be this problem of people need to borrow to fund any of these, whether it's vocational school or whether it's a four year college, they're borrowing, sometimes they're not finishing their degree. They're borrowing for that. And these are costs that then they need to understand how to tackle. And that's really the problem we're seeking to solve is how do we help employees who have taken on this debt? How do we help them tackle this debt in the most responsible way to give them the best personal long-term outcome? What would you like to see next from Washington? I think that incentives for companies that look like the incentives for four-o-one-ks and other retirement savings would be a great place to start. That was Sarah Levy. CEO of betterment with Bloomberg's Emily Chang. And one of the
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"And Bloomberg radio dot com. Police in Memphis say a suspect has now been charged with kidnapping after the abduction early Friday of a kindergarten teacher. They confirmed 38 year old cleota abstinence been charged after 34 year old Eliza Fletcher was forced into an SUV, police found the vehicle with abstinence inside. There's still no sign of the teacher. 7 are injured after a shooting in Norfolk, Virginia. Police say it happened about midnight last night near the old dominion university campus. The Minnesota state fair had to be closed down early last night after a fight started in a concession stand and police used pepper spray to try to control those fighting, the great Minnesota get together is scheduled to reopen this morning. The chief financial officer of Bed Bath & Beyond Gustavo arnal has now been identified as the man who jumped off the iconic Tribeca skyscraper, also known as the Jenga building, the 52 year old leaped off the 18th floor Friday, say police, but was an identified until today, Arnold sold off over 42,000 shares in that company's stock last month for a little over a $1 million. I'm Scott Carr. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. As we've been reporting, the chief financial officer of troubled Bed Bath & Beyond has been identified as the man who jumped to his death from the iconic new Tribeca skyscraper known as the Jenga building. That, according to the New York Post, police sources tell the post Gustavo arnall, who was 52, and also an executive vice president for the HomeGoods retailer, plunged from the 18th floor of 56 Leonard street on Friday messages left with Bed Bath & Beyond and arnall's family by the poster not immediately returned. 17 states with vehicle emission standards tied to rules established in California face waited decisions on whether to follow that state's strictest in the nation new rules that require all new cars pickups and SUVs to be electric or hydrogen powered by 2035. Under the clean air act, states must abide by the federal government's standard vehicle emissions standards unless they at least partially opt to follow California's stricter requirements. Among them Washington, Massachusetts, New York, Oregon, and Vermont are expected to adopt California's ban on new gasoline fueled vehicles. Colorado and Pennsylvania are among the states that probably won't. According to a closely watched consulting firm Amazon.com has abandoned dozens of existing and planned facilities around the U.S.. We had more about that from Bloomberg's Shirley pellet. Amazon has been determined to reduce the spies of its sprawling delivery operation amidst slowing sales growth, MW PVL international, which tracks Amazon's real estate footprint, estimates the company is either shuttered or killed plans to open 42 facilities totaling almost 25 million ft² of usable space. Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. 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
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"Bloomberg radio. Now a global news update. Police and Memphis, they are suspects now officially been charged with kidnapping after the abduction early Friday of a kindergarten teacher. They confirmed 38 year old Cleopatra abstinence been charged after 34 year old Eliza Fletcher was forced into an SUV, police found the vehicle with abstinence inside. There's still no sign of Fletcher, 6 are reported injured after a shooting in Charleston, South Carolina early this morning. Charleston police say they found several wounded by gunfire, the extent of their injuries is not known, no arrests have been made. Airports in the country are jammed this holiday weekend because of flight delays again as of last night over 3200 flights within into or out of the country had not taken off on schedule, almost 200 flights were canceled. Southwest Airlines were the most issues over 20% of their flights delayed. Travel experts had predicted this would be the busiest Labor Day weekend since 2019. Jim Forbes tells us a man is now in custody after he threatened to crash a plane into a Walmart in Mississippi. Police in tupelo say a local airport employee named Corey Wayne Patterson stole a twin engine plane on Saturday called 9-1-1 and said he was going to crash the plane into a nearby Walmart, the store was evacuated and negotiators tried to talk him into landing the plane four hours later, Patterson landed in a field and was arrested. He's being charged with grand larceny and making terroristic threats. I'm Jim Forbes. The Minnesota state fair had to be shut down early last night after a brawl, police say crowds panic after a fight at a concession stand inside the fairgrounds, and pepper spray was used to control those who were fighting that led to fairgoers running away, the great Minnesota get together is scheduled to reopen this morning. Pope John Paul the first is now close to becoming a saint after his beatification at the Vatican today. Reuters reports Pope Francis beatified John Paul during a ceremony in the presence of thousands in Saint Peter's square. That's the final stage prior to being canonized as a saint in Roman Catholicism. I'm Scott Carr. Since legal abortions are no longer an option in his state, Texas governor Greg Abbott says victims of rape can use plan B to prevent becoming pregnant. Abbott told reporters last week he wants to support victims of rape or incest by encouraging them to access healthcare immediately and report the crimes. Sometimes referred to as the morning after pill plan B is emergency contraception that helps prevent pregnancy within 72 hours after unprotected sex. The Texas abortion law has no exceptions for rape or incest. The Republican governor also says that reporting rape can lead to a suspect being arrested and prosecuted, though in 2020 less than 2000 people were arrested in Texas for rape while over 13,000 were reported. The mayor of Jackson, Mississippi, says his city's current water crisis was decades in the making. This is a set of accumulated challenges over the better part of 30 years. The city is still in need of donations in the wake of recent flooding that worsened a long-standing issue with the capital city's OB Curtis water treatment plant. People continuing to send those water donations are much appreciated, but think about the expansive need sanitary need sanitizer, all of those things are welcomed in our city. There's been some good news in Jackson, the mayor says water pressure is beginning to build up and many tanks that happen registered pressure in many days. He says fema, the EPA, The White House and Army Corps of engineers has been immediately helpful in working with city leaders to find solutions. A boiled water notice is still in effect until pressure is
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"Now, a global news update, a man is in custody after threatening to crash a plane into a Walmart in Mississippi. Police in tupelo say an airport worker Corey Wayne Patterson stole a twin engine plane yesterday called 9-1-1 and said he would crash the plane into a nearby Walmart. The store was evacuated and negotiators tried to talk him into landing the plane four hours later, Patterson landed in a field and was arrested. He's being charged with grand larceny and making terroristic threats. I'm Jim Forbes, NASA says the next possible launch date for the Artemis one might be sometime in October, the launch was scrubbed twice this past week because of two different fuel leak issues. A man's now detained for the abduction of a Tennessee school teacher. Police say 34 year old Eliza Fletcher was jogging in Memphis early Friday when she was forced into the back of an SUV, authorities found that vehicle yesterday they've detained a person connected to the car still no sign of Fletcher. Tropical storm Danielle is a hurricane again becoming the first hurricane of the Atlantic season Friday before it weakened over the North Atlantic. I'm Scott Carr. You're listening to Bloomberg business of sports from Bloomberg radio. This is the Bloomberg business of sports show where we explore the big money issues in the world of sports on Michael Barr along with scarlet fu and Damien sass sour. We are previewing the NFL season with Chris collinsworth, the lead game analyst for NBC Sunday Night football. He'll be on the call along with Mike tirico to kick off the season on Thursday, September 8th for the Buffalo Bills and the Los Angeles Rams. And on top of doing Sunday Night football for NBC, Chris is also a majority owner, a pro football focus, or PFF, which has become one of the best known NFL analytics companies. And Damien, we were talking about his app and how many fantasy football fans can't live without. Yeah, you really can't, you really can't play fantasy with that access to PFF. I mean, Chris, you have four children. You know, your son Austin was a former football player, team captain at Notre-Dame. Your other son Jack also attended Notre-Dame and he's become a broadcaster, right? I believe he's back at NBC covering Notre-Dame football. I mean, have you ever had the opportunity to work on air with your 27 year old son Jack and do you have any plans to do so? We sound so much alike. That people would have no idea which one was which if we ever did a game together. So I've been told repeatedly any thoughts you may have that one day you're going to work with judge. You can just forget about it. We're flooded excited around here. Yeah, so Notre-Dame opens up with a phenomenal game against Ohio State. Huge. Unfortunately, that one's not on NBC. But because it's at Ohio State, but they come back and week two and play Marshall. And that will be the world debut for one Jack collinsworth, working with Jason Garrett and calling the Notre-Dame games. So yeah, we're a little pumped about that. I love that. We're going to look forward to that. I have a question for you that that's more bigger picture and something that I've always been curious about. Whenever we look at football clubs or any sports franchise for that matter, the NFL clubs are always on top, right? Because we know that this is the sport that everyone gets excited about. And all the other leaves are emulating. But when I look at the most valuable franchise in the NFL, it's the Dallas Cowboys. Why is that when the team hasn't won a Super Bowl since the mid 90s? What makes it so valuable? Yeah, well, a lot of things go into that valuation too, right? The stadium that they build. It's the ownership of the parking. It's the practice facility. I mean, they basically build an entire city around their practice facility. The star and as much money as Jerry has made off of the football team and off of building the stadium, I've heard that the money that he's made off of owning everything around this practice facility is like the biggest thing he's ever made money on. And having been on his yacht a couple of times. I might be prone to believe that's meant to be true. But the Dallas Cowboys for better for horse, I can't always explain it, but if you gave NPC the option of any game that we could call every single week of the season. I think the numbers would still tell you that if you did nothing but cowboys games, you would have the highest rating. Interesting. Yeah, it's unbelievable because of exactly some of the things that you just said. They have not been in the Super Bowl in a long time. They've not won a Super Bowl in a long time. But in part, because of Jerry and part because of a generation of people that are football fans today who grew up watching Troy Aikman and Emmitt Smith and Michael Irvin when those three championships, we still have so many cowboy fans around the country and even those who hate the Dallas Cowboys. Guess what? Stay tuned in to watch them get beat every week. Yeah. I mean, it works for us both ways. So whatever reason you tune in, we're just happy you're there. I got to talk to you about the booth. If this is the first season in a while, where Al Michaels will not be your partner, Al Michaels went on to Amazon, but Mike tirico will be there. It's kind of like, okay, I'm going to trade this bar gold for this bar of gold, but you're going to, it's going to be a great season for you guys. Talk about that, though, about Al Michaels and the change to Mike to RICO. Yeah, I mean, Mike RICO
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"You see the value in worldwide market news. Stocks in Asia saw some heavy selling overnight. And you wanted first several fed officials beat the drum for higher interest rates. Crypto is in focus today. We're coming off another day of declines on Wall Street, Bloomberg, daybreak. With Karen Moscow and Nathan Hager. Straight ahead related local headlines, plus a check of sports. We came mornings at 5 eastern, on Bloomberg radio, the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com. A man is in custody after threatening to crash a plane into a Walmart in Mississippi. Police in tupelo say an airport worker Corey Wayne Patterson stole a twin engine plane yesterday called 9-1-1 and said he would crash the plane into a nearby Walmart. The store was evacuated and negotiators tried to talk him into landing the plane four hours later, Patterson landed in a field and was arrested. He's being charged with grand larceny and making terroristic threats. I'm Jim Forbes. NASA says the next possible launch date for the Artemis one might be sometime in October, the launch was scrubbed twice this past week because of two different fuel leak issues. A man sounds detained for the abduction of a Tennessee school teacher. Police say 34 year old Eliza Fletcher was jogging in Memphis early Friday when she was forced into the back of an SUV, authorities found that vehicle yesterday they've detained a person connected to the car still no sign of Fletcher. Tropical storm Danielle hurricane again becoming the first hurricane of the Atlantic season Friday before it weakened over the North Atlantic. I'm Scott Carr. And I'm susannah Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. Representative Lee zeldin running for governor against current governor Kathy hochul stands to gain $1 million or more using Donald Trump as a fundraising tool. Today, zel and head south to the Jersey Shore for a fundraiser starring the former president with tickets going for up to $100,000 a couple, including a photo and a VIP reception with Trump, the event promises to deliver 1 million or more in badly needed campaign funds for zelden. Cloudflare blocked kiwi farms yesterday. This is days after hinting it will continue working with the forum, despite weeks of pressure Chief executive officer Matthew prince said in a blog post Cloudflare has blocked kiwi farms content from being accessed after a jump in rhetoric and quote specific targeted threats over the past 48 hours. Cloudflare came under pressure to drop kiwi farms as a customer
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"Involving a stolen plane lands one man behind bars. He's in custody after threatening to crash a plane into a Mississippi Walmart. Police in tupelo say a local airport employee named Corey Wayne Patterson stole a twin engine plane on Saturday called 9-1-1 and said he was going to crash the plane into a nearby Walmart. The store was evacuated and negotiators tried to talk him into landing the plane. Four hours later, Patterson landed in a field and was arrested. He's being charged with grand larceny and making terroristic threats. A man has been detained for the abduction of a Tennessee teacher, police say 34 year old Eliza Fletcher was out jogging in Memphis early Friday when she was forced into the back of an SUV. Authorities found the SUV Saturday afternoon and detained one person connected to the car, but there is still no sign of Fletcher. Her family is offering a $50,000 reward for anyone with information that could lead to her safe return. President Biden will be spending part of his Labor Day in the Midwest with stops planned in two states that could go either way in November's midterm elections. Brad Siegel has the very latest. President Biden will be spending part of his Labor Day in Pittsburgh. It's not yet clear exactly when the nation's chief executive will make that appearance, but White House deputy press secretary Chris marr says the president will be in the city to celebrate American workers. Pundits say securing Pennsylvania's support will be critical in a Biden reelection campaign. He's also planning to travel to the battleground state of Wisconsin with a stop scheduled in Milwaukee. And Donald Trump is calling President Biden the enemy of the state after Biden scathing attack against maga Republicans this week at a rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday, Trump called Biden's prime time speech, quote, the most vicious, hateful and divisive speech ever delivered by an American president. He also lashed out at the Mar-a-Lago raid. I'm Jim Forbes. 25 children are among the latest to die in flooding in Pakistan, and all 57 additional deaths have been reported. The overall death toll stands at a little under 1300. Monsoon rains and melting glaciers are blamed for the flooding, surveys are being conducted to see how much damage has been done, but the initial estimates say it's about $10 billion worth. The NYPD says they have their man in the shooting death of a 25 year old woman near Union Square on Thursday, Lisa Salvador has the very latest. Police George 44 year old Clarkson Wilson with the murder of amani Armstrong. Armstrong was coming home from her job at an IHOP when cops say Wilson wearing a mask shot her in the head. Police sources tell the New York deli news, Armstrong knew Wilson and a domestic issue is believed to be the murder motive. Sources also say the woman who was with Armstrong when she was shot and who cops thought ran for cover was part of the plot and is still on the run. A top ally of former president Trump isn't on board with his idea to pardon those who took part in last year's capital riot, speaking to CNBC, senator Lindsey Graham said, pardoning the rioters, quote, seems to reinforce the narrative that this is okay. The remark from the South Carolina Republican came after Trump said he would pardon those who were at the capitol on January 6th of last year. He told a conservative radio host, the pardons would come with a government apology, the promise from Trump comes as he's looking to make another run for The White House in 2024, and Americans are dealing with more flight delays on the Labor Day holiday, more than 3200 flights within into or out of the U.S. haven't taken off on time so far this weekend. Almost 200 have been canceled. Southwest has run into the most issues with over 20% of its flights being delayed or canceled. And that's the latest. I'm Jim Forbes. Now this Bloomberg sports update. Tough times continue for the Yankees down in Tampa. They have now lost 6 of their last 7 games and they barely even got one run Aaron judge came through with that with a 9th inning home run. He's got 52 homers on the year, but boy the rest of the offense is struggling big time. Again, final score two to one and that means the lead in the AL east was at 15 and a half games. It's now shrunken down all the way to just four and also Andrew benintendi has been placed on the ten day injured list with right wrist inflammation that all started acting up on Friday. The mets were losers at Citi Field, final score 7 to one. The real news was Max Scherzer, his shortest outing of the year. He was left the game after 5 innings with the 67 pitches, but he said he had left side fatigue and the nationals took advantage of a under a performing Metz bullpen with a 5 run 9th inning. Final score was 7 to one. The yanks and the mets will both, of course, continue their weekend series tomorrow. In tennis, it was day 6 at the U.S. open, no real surprises Rafael Nadal and iga svante both won their matches in straight sets to advance other winners, Jessica pegula, and Cameron nori and Carlos alcaraz, college football was everywhere on Saturday. Games of note with ranked teams 19th ranked Arkansas beat number 23 Cincinnati 31 24 third ranked Georgia ripped up number 11 Oregon 49 to three. The big one second ranked Ohio State beating number 5 Notre-Dame, final score in that one was 21 to ten. So the buckeyes protecting home turf and getting a statement win over the Irish. That's your Bloomberg sports update. I'm Dan gutowski. This is balance and power with David Weston. 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