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"Extreme. Democrats have criticized the bill arguing it makes it easier to ban books and out LGBTQ students. The bill would mandate public schools make class curriculums reading lists, library books, and school budgets available online. The State Department is experiencing an unprecedented demand for passports, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the department is getting half a million applications each week for passports. That's 30 to 40% above the application rate from last year. A record number of passports about 22 million were issued in 2022 and Lincoln said the department is on track to break that record this year. Thousands of workers in the Los Angeles unified school district are getting a pay raise, local officials announced a multiyear agreement with the union on Friday. The tentative deal includes a 30% wage increase along with a $2 per hour increase for all employees starting January 1st. The contract also expands health benefits for part time employees and that minimum wage would be raised to over $22 an hour. I'm Julie Ryan. The death of a teen found near where Alec Murdoch gunned down his wife and son is now being investigated as a homicide. Lisa Taylor reports. There may be a link to surviving son buster Murdoch in 2015, Steven Smith was found on a rural road about 15 miles from Murdoch, South Carolina home, and it was called a hit and run. Police now say they found new evidence about smith's death during Murdoch's recent double murder investigation, Smith, who was openly gay, was reportedly romantically linked to surviving son buster Murdoch, leading Murdoch to deny what he calls vicious rumors that he was involved in smith's murder. Reports say police received multiple tips that suggested buster may have been involved in the incident. Four of the 5 former Memphis cops charged in the death of Tyree Nichols have been decertified. Brian shook has more. The decision to decertify by the Tennessee peace officer training commission means Demetrius Haley Emmett Martin and Justin Smith won't be able to work in law enforcement in the state ever again. The panel also approved Desmond mills surrendering his certification. SpaceX is celebrating its 20th successful mission this year. The company sent another batch of 56 satellites into low earth orbit on Friday from the cape canaveral Space Force station in Florida. Oscar winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow testified Friday in the civil trial in which she's accused of taking off after crashing into another skier at a resort in Utah, retired optometrist Terry Sanderson is suing Paltrow, arguing that she crashed into him on a beginner's run at deer valley resort in 2016, leaving him with lasting injuries and brain damage. The 76 year old Sanderson also accuses Paltrow and her ski instructor of skiing away without getting him medical care. On Friday, Paltrow testified that Sanderson's ski directly into her back causing them both to fall as her skis got tangled. Sanderson is suing Paltrow for more than $300,000 in damages, she's countersuing him for $1 in damage, plus attorneys fees. I'm Julie Ryan. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. We're hearing officials at the Federal Reserve are considering throwing first republic bank a little lifeline if it needs it. Our source says the fed is thinking of expanding an emergency lending facility for banks in ways that would give first republic bank more time to shore up its balance sheet. But extra support may not be needed. Watchdogs see first republic as staple enough to operate without an immediate intervention as the company and its advisers try to work out a deal to shore up that balance sheet. Investors who are wary in the wake of the Credit Suisse takeover last week are a waiting for the next shoe to drop and they're focused on Deutsche Bank. Sharers fell in the cost of ensuring its debt against default rose in sudden moves that some attributed to hedge funds, seeking to profit from the broader turmoil in the financial industry. Deutsche Bank's shares fell as much as 15% before pairing losses to end Friday down 8 and a half percent in Frankfurt. There was no clear trigger for the declines Friday, but hedge funds have turned their attention to Deutsche Bank in the wake of the collapse of Credit Suisse group and three regional U.S. banks. Meantime, the Swiss government was compelled to intervene to save Credit Suisse group as the troubled bank wouldn't have survived another day of trading amid a crisis of investor confidence. That's according to finance minister Karin Keller Sutter speaking with Zürich newspaper and ZZ. Keller Sutter said the crash of Credit Suisse would have sent other banks into the abyss. French authorities have asked airlines to continue cutting flights through next Wednesday amid strikes over a retirement reform law, more from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. The country's civil aviation authority is asking airlines to reduce flights at Paris orle airport by 20% on Tuesday and Wednesday. Companies were already asked to cut flights there by 33% this weekend and by 20% on Monday, regional airports in Marseille and Lyon have also been asked to cut flights. Charlie pellet, Bloomberg radio. Germany reached an agreement with the European Union on a landmark regulation that requires new cars to be carbon neutral by 2035. That resolves a dispute that threatened to undermine the block's ambitious blueprint to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Hyundai and Kia recalled more than 570,000 cars they say are at risk of catching fire. More from Bloomberg's Courtney donahoe. The vehicle should be parked outside and away from homes even if they're turned off because they could experience an electrical short that could start a fire. That's the warning from the national highway traffic safety administration. The agency says driver should contact their local Hyundai or Kia dealership to schedule a free repair. Courtney donahoe
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"Is Bloomberg radio. Search and rescue operations are underway in western Mississippi, where a large tornado has killed at least 7 people. Governor Tate Reeves said on Twitter Friday night that many people in the Mississippi Delta need your prayer and God's protection tonight, Tate said medical support has been activated, sending more ambulances and other emergency assets to those affected. Search and rescue teams were sent to sharkey and humphreys counties where a large wedge tornado tore through the towns of silver city and rolling fork. Two people are dead at least 9 others missing after an explosion at a chocolate factory in Pennsylvania. The Friday night blast at the RM Palmer chocolate factory in west Redding, destroyed most of the building and left the rest in flames. The blast killed two and injured 9 others. Several people are missing his crew search for survivors in the rubble. The cause is under investigation. House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries is hitting back at Republicans over newly passed legislation. Liz Warner has more. The New York Democrat says the parental Bill of rights measure passed by House Republicans opens the door to book bans and censorship and schools. The house passing the legislation that Republicans have characterized as giving parents more of a say in what their children are learning in classrooms. Jeffreys argues the legislation would allow a book to be banned even if just one person objects to it and wants it removed from the classroom. He said state laws the bill is based on have led to bans on books on Native Americans, Martin Luther King Jr. and the LGBTQ journey in the United States. Meantime, Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer tweeted it will not see the light of day in the upper chamber. Homeland Security secretary Alejandro mayorkas is reacting to the discovery of 15 migrants being smuggled in a train car in Texas, two of the migrants died, ten of the migrants are hospitalized after being found, packed in the back of the train car east of Yuval. In a tweet, Majorca said he was heartbroken to learn of yet another tragic incidence of migrants taking the dangerous journey. He went on to say the smugglers are callous and only care about making a profit. I'm Brad Siegel. A bill that aims to crack down on California's fentanyl crisis has been tabled in committee. Nika magas has more. Fresno assemblyman Jim Patterson thinks the penalty for selling fentanyl should be more strict than other illegal drugs because it's far more deadly. What we have gotten from the state of California instead from a public safety committee is a refusal to hold drug dealers accountable. His bill would have closed the loophole that bases the penalties on weight. Patterson says families of fentanyl overdose victims are outraged after the assembly public safety committee did not vote on the legislation. Washington lawmakers are investigating the jail conditions that some of the January 6th defendants are being held in on Friday members of the House oversight committee toward the D.C. jail and have differing descriptions of the conditions Republican representative Marjorie Taylor Greene says there were a variety of constitutional violations occurring and the defendants were being mistreated, but two Democrats who attended the tour say the inmates were being treated fairly, and there was nothing out of the ordinary. Four of the 5 former Memphis cops charged in the death of Tyree Nichols have been decertified. Brian shook reports. The decision to de certify by the Tennessee peace officer training commission means Demetrius Haley Emmett Martin and Justin Smith won't be able to work in law enforcement in the state ever again. The panel also approved Desmond mills surrendering his certification. I'm Brian shook. Texas based job site indeed dot com is laying off 2200 employees or about 15% of its global workforce. Its CEO says the cuts will affect every team function, level and region of indeed's worldwide operations. Chris haim says the cuts are prompted by a slowdown in the overall job market and reduced demand for the company's technology. And Saturday Night Live's editors will not strike this week after the crew agreed to a new union contract. I'm Brad Spiegel. Now this Bloomberg sports update March Madness are elite 8 is set 1979. That's when the tournament first begin with the seating, you have to go back to where you don't have a number one team in the elite 8. That's a long time ago. The top grossing movie in 79 was Superman, the original one. The last two bite the dust on Friday top overall seed Alabama shut down by the San Diego state Aztecs 71 64. Then moments later, the Miami hurricanes at the football school they take down number one seed Houston preventing the cougars from going to a final four in their own backyard, 89 to 75. The games were blowouts on Friday, second seed Texas. They took care of Xavier 83 71 and it was fun while it lasted 15th seed Princeton their run as a Cinderella is over number 6 he'd create no trouble with them 86 to 75. We're down to two games east and west regional final on Saturday for Madison Square Garden, Florida, Atlantic meets Kansas state. That's a 9 versus three seed. Then out west, two teams collide that are always around the final four it seems. Third seed Gonzaga takes on fourth seed Yukon from Las Vegas. NBA nicks and nets both had the night off. Brooklyn visits Miami on Saturday Knicks off until Monday, New York's the 5th seed. On the frozen floor, Devils lose 5 four in Buffalo Jack Hughes 38th and 39th Brock Nelson scored a pair didn't matter Columbus took down the islanders of 5 four and overtime. Columbus now tied with San Jose for the top overall pick in the draft. That's reserved for generational talent, 17 year old Canadian Connor bedard. Baseball spring training wraps up in a week. Metz Max Scherzer is ready. He wins again 11 to two over the race, 11 more punch outs in 6 innings. Beat Alonso went yard, Yankees dumped by the twin 6 to four leadoff man and shortstop Anthony volpe his third home run of the spring. Yankees host the Giants to open the season on Thursday. With your Bloomberg sports update. I'm rob busker
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"And to WTO, meteorologists might stand for a good soaking rain across the region for the next several hours after bit I just some drizzle and some fog allows upper 30s to lower 40s, some morning showers on Saturday. It will be dry in the afternoon with some late day sunshine, high slow to mid 60s. Sunshine on Sunday, a high near 70. Late day showers on Monday, pies mid 60s. Mike still deferred WTO news. We still have quite a bit of rain falling. It's heavier to the north of the beltway than it is to point south, but it's safe to say, all across the WTO P listening area, we are getting some rain pushing from west to east at various times tonight. At the wharf in D.C. 46, oxen hill 46 Sterling 47, we are down to the 30s, the upper 30s overnight. Now 8 40 right here on WTO. Bring your money news ten and 40 pass the hour brought to you by pen fed credit union. It's great rates for everyone. And here's Larry kosk. This is a Bloomberg money minute. Top U.S. regulators say that while some banks are under stress, the overall financial system is sound. The financial stability oversight council put out the statement following an unscheduled meeting called by treasury secretary Janet Yellen. A recovery in bank stocks lifted the broader market reversing early declines, stocks closed modestly higher. The Dow climbed 132, the S&P added 22, the NASDAQ rose 37. Ford says a factory it's building in Tennessee will one day crank out half a million electric F series trucks a year. That's 40% more than previously forecast. High volume is key to Ford turning a profit on EVs. Electric truck maker rivian relocating some of its engineers to its Illinois factory. The Wall Street Journal reports it's part of a reorganization aimed at boosting production, no word on how many employees are being moved. From the Bloomberg newsroom, I'm Laurie kofsky, on WTO P. Wall Street had a winning week the S&P and NASDAQ respectively gaining 1.4 and 1.6%. The Dow gaining about half a percent for the week. 8 41, four of the 5 former Memphis police officers charged with the murder in the death of Tyree Nichols, charged with murder in that death, are being barred from ever working as law enforcement officers again in Tennessee. The peace officer standards and training commission, also known as post, voted to certify Demetrius Haley, Emmett Martin the third, and justice Smith today. It also approved Desmond mills, junior's decision to surrender his certification. Nichols died after being beaten during a traffic stop in January, he died three days later. The Justice Department is now reviewing Memphis police department policies at the request of the city's mayor. The cancellation of a charity drag show at a Texas university has led to a First Amendment lawsuit in federal court. Students at West Texas a and M university protesting all week against university president Walter wendler for canceling next week's charity drag show put on by campus LGBTQ group spectrum. Now the group has filed suit in federal court. It's attorney Adam Steinbach. We want the court to tell the president. You have obligations under the First Amendment. Those obligations prevent you from censoring events that you dislike. So president wedler sent an email to students comparing drag shows to blackface, adding that any event that diminishes a group through representation is wrong. Chris Fox for CBS News, Austin. There's no a nationwide movement to limit teenagers use of social media in Utah, the governor is just signed a pair of bills. One would require kids younger than 18 to get parental permission to sign up for certain sites. In New York, parents see the possible harm from social media. But stopped short of wanting it banned
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"Did to my son. To Darius bean Demetrius Haley, Emmett Martin the third Desmond mills junior and Justin Smith all terminated by the Memphis police department January 21st. Congresswoman Angie Craig is released audio of threats to her, saying they came after she was attacked last week in the elevator of her D.C. apartment. The House member from Minnesota blames gutter politics and called out Fox News host jeanine pirro and House Republican officials who she says distorted her record on police funding since the attack. The calls received contained lewd and graphic suggestions that she had deserved to be attacked. Never mind the well publicized delays and cancellations, airlines are doing terrific business as we hear from Bloomberg's irv Chapman. Tickets cost more and more people are paying for upgrades, helene Becker, airline analyst at the firm Cowen, said in a Bloomberg interview. Demand, very, very strong supply is limited. Not only airframe delays from Boeing and Airbus, but you have engine delays, you have parts that were turning around in 48 hours or taking weeks now and you have very strong pricing and fuel costs have come up there high. Background is that the number of pilots in training is far less than the number reaching retirement age. In Washington of Chapman Bloomberg radio. New York, Leslie lado Bloomberg radio. Bloomberg radio on demand and in your podcast deed. On the latest edition of the tape podcast, a conversation with Omar Aguilar at Schwab asset management. What do you do at Schwab asset management about the sort of newer or alternative asset classes that retail investors are just starting to dip their toes into? I mean, how do you deal with these things at Schwab? These happens all the time, and we have had significant amount of interest. And this happens in many cases. You may recall, not too long ago, the discussion about meme stocks and what people can use that information to invest. And how they can use several information is the good news is that we attract a lot of investors to start being interested in investing. I think our challenge and our goal and mission continues to be to educate clients on how to think about the long-term. And what to think about the way to invest from the basic level of what are the fundamentals of what you try to achieve a financially and investment wise for each one of your goals. Areas like, for example, digital assets, any type of related information that is more supply and demand that there is little in terms of fundamental, there is little in terms of history. They tend to just be an option for clients to start getting their interest in investing, but not as a Sally to form the core of their long-term strategy. We tend to just continue to educate clients to say, well, you know, the basic asset classes, the basic areas of investing for the long run, as of today, still consist on the basic cash fixed income equities. And yes, there will be other alternatives that are based on fundamentals that could actually
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"Is lower, the Dow is down 76 points, NASDAQ down one 40, the S&P down 34. 11 o'clock. This is CBS News on the hour. Your home for original reporting. I'm Deborah Rodriguez, 5 Memphis police officers fired after Tyree Nichols brutal beating and death are due in court this hour to face second degree murder charges. Attorney William Massey represents one of the defendants, Emmett Martin. The public has just not been given all the information. And I think the public was left with the opinion that there was no probable cause to stop. Tommy Nichols. Nichols was black, so are all 5 officers. A white police officer in Louisiana has been arrested for shooting an unarmed black man to death as he tried to run away when police responded to his family's apartment in Shreveport. Speed of our delivery to strengthen our sling speed of decisions to limit Russian potential. Vice president Harris among the attendees, The Wall Street Journal says top oversight officials want to send auditors and investigators to Ukraine's war zone to track U.S. assistance. President Biden's admitted those mystery objects shot down over the U.S. and Canada last weekend were harmless. Correspondent cabbie McCormick says hope of finding the debris is fading. The objects came down in remote areas or in extreme conditions. Canadian authorities have now ended their search for the object that came down on Lake Huron, citing deteriorating weather and the low probability of recovery. Search efforts are continuing in Yukon, but that's being hampered by mountains and snow. The U.S. has so far reported no debris recovered from the other object shot down over northern Alaska. Spain's high court has just agreed to extradite a British citizen wanted by the U.S. in a Twitter hack two years ago. It compromised the accounts of several American politicians, including President Biden's and former president Obama's. The same day EPA administrator Michael Regan visited the site of the toxic train derailment in east palestin, Ohio, the rail operator got more bad news. CBS roxanna saberi. Norfolk Southern's problems are growing, just yesterday, another one of the company's trades derailed outside of Detroit, authorities say one of the train cars was carrying a hazardous material, liquid chlorine, but that that car was not overturned, and there were no leaks or spills. And all star catcher, and baseball Hall of Fame broadcasters died. I'm
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"Clark tells us the house is planning to launch an ethics probe into the embattled New York congressman. Constituents and freshmen congressman George Santos district are not happy with him. On Tuesday, a bus filled with both Republicans and Democrats traveled from his district in New York to D.C. to rally against him, asking for his resignation and appealing to House speaker Kevin McCarthy with the petition of 1500 signatures. House speaker McCarthy speaking on CNN. The people of his district had voted for him in the process, ethics is moving through. And ethics find something will take action right now. We're not allowing him to be on committees. From the standpoint of the questions that is. Santos has allegedly lied about such things as a schooling resume, his grandmother dying in the Holocaust and his mom dying in the twin towers. This constituent speaking on WPIX about why she's going to D.C.. What are the facts about George Santos? We don't know. So how could someone like that represent us? Santos is facing investigations by Nassau county DA, New York State attorney general, FBI, and other agencies. I'm Katie Clark. Following the death of Tyree Nichols after being beaten by law enforcement, former recruiters for the Memphis police department say that in recent years, there's been a growing desperation to fill hundreds of slots, which they say leads to lower standards. Correspondent Donna warder reports. Alfon Davis, a lieutenant in charge of recruiting before he retired last year, says police recruits were increasingly coming from jobs at McDonald's and Dunkin drive-throughs. David says when interviewing new recruits, some would say they were becoming a police officer strictly for the money of $15,000 signing bonus. Memphis police have not responded to requests for comment of the 5 former police officers now charged with the brutal beating death of Tyree Nichols, two of them, Emmett Martin the third and Demetrius Haley appeared to have been arrested in the past, according to files from the state oversight agency, peace officers, standards, and training commission, but information concerning those arrests was blacked out. I'm Donna water. In sports from the NBA, there's a new all time scoring leader. As LeBron James has surpassed the record Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had held for four decades, the feat came against Oklahoma City Tuesday night when James pushed his career total to 38,388 points
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"People of his district had voted for him in the process, ethics is moving through. Ethics find something will take action. Right now we're not allowing him to be on committees. From the standpoint of the questions that have been written. Santos has allegedly lied about such things as a schooling, resume, his grandmother dying in the Holocaust and his mom dying in the twin towers. This constituent speaking on WPIX about why she's going to D.C.. What are the facts about George Santos? We don't know. So how could someone like that represent us? Santos is facing investigations by Nassau county DA, New York State attorney general, FBI, and other agencies. I'm Katie Clark. Following the death of Tyree Nichols after being beaten by law enforcement, former recruiters for the Memphis police department say that in recent years, there's been a growing desperation to fill hundreds of slots, which they say leads to lower standards. Correspondent Donna warder reports. Alvin Davis, a lieutenant in charge of recruiting before he retired last year, says police recruits were increasingly coming from jobs at McDonald's and Dunkin drive-throughs. David says when interviewing new recruits, some would say they were becoming a police officer strictly for the money of $15,000 signing bonus. Memphis police have not responded to requests for comment of the 5 former police officers now charged with the brutal beating death of Tyree Nichols, two of them, Emmett Martin the third and Demetrius Haley appeared to have been arrested in the past, according to files from the state oversight agency, peace officers standards, and training commission, but information concerning those arrests was blacked out. I'm Donna water. In sports from the NBA, there's a new all time scoring leader. As LeBron James has surpassed the record Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had held for four decades, the feat came against Oklahoma City Tuesday night when James pushed his career total to 38,388 points. It's 18 after the cruise industry raising cabin prices and what new home buyers can expect this spring. When America in the morning returns after these messages. Hey, I'm Andy. If you don't know me, it's probably because I'm not
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"People of his district had voted for him in the process. Ethics is moving through. And if it's fine something, we'll take action right now. We're not allowing him to be on committees. From the standpoint of the questions that over this. Santos has allegedly lied about such things as a schooling resume, his grandmother dying in the Holocaust and his mom dying in the twin towers. This constituent speaking on WPIX about why she's going to D.C.. What are the facts about George Santos? We don't know. So how can someone like that represent us? Santos is facing investigations by Nassau county DA, New York State attorney general, FBI, and other agencies. I'm Katie Clark. Following the death of Tyree Nichols after being beaten by law enforcement, former recruiters for the Memphis police department say that in recent years, there's been a growing desperation to fill hundreds of slots, which they say leads to lower standards. Correspondent Donna warder reports. Alfven Davis, a lieutenant in charge of recruiting before he retired last year, says police recruits were increasingly coming from jobs at McDonald's and Dunkin drive-throughs. Davis says when interviewing new recruits, some would say they were becoming a police officer strictly for the money of $15,000 signing bonus, Memphis police have not responded to requests for comment of the 5 former police officers now charged with the brutal beating death of Tyree Nichols, two of them, Emmett Martin the third and Demetrius Haley appeared to have been arrested in the past, according to files from the state oversight agency, peace officers standards, and training commission, but information concerning those arrests was blacked out. I'm Donna water. In sports from the NBA, there's a new all time scoring leader. As LeBron James has surpassed the record Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had held for four decades, the feat came against Oklahoma City Tuesday night when James pushed his career total to 38,388 points
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"Former recruiters for the Memphis police department say that in recent years there's been a growing desperation to fill hundreds of slots which they say leads to lower standards. Alvin Davis, a lieutenant in charge of recruiting before he retired last year, says police recruits were increasingly coming from jobs at McDonald's and Dunkin drive-throughs. David says when interviewing new recruits some would say they were becoming a police officer strictly for the money of $15,000 signing bonus, Memphis police have not responded to requests for comment of the 5 former police officers now charged with the brutal beating death of Tyree Nichols, two of them, Emmett Martin the third and Demetrius Haley appeared to have been arrested in the past, according to files from the state oversight agency, peace officers standards, and training commission, but information concerning those arrests was blacked out. I'm Donna warder
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"Canceled flights again today because of the winter weather that's been blasting the lone star state. American Airlines has had nearly 30% of all of their flights canceled so far, southwest, not much better nearly a 5th of their flights being axed. And it's going to cost more for Americans to buy a home or a car, or most credit card balances will increase a little. That's because the Federal Reserve is raising interest rates again to bring down inflation, the Central Bank increased rates by a quarter percentage point in the last hour or so. Wall Street's reacting positively will have your market report coming up at 1220. First, Tyrone Nichols is being laid to rest today, the eulogy going on right now in Memphis, Tennessee, and we're learning more about the officers facing charges in his death. Here's ABC Stephanie Ramos. The Memphis police department releasing the administrative HR files of those 5 fired officers, taking turns, beating nickels in that disturbing video from January 7th. Four out of the 5 former officers have suspensions or written reprimands on their record. None of the officers were found to have used excessive force. Demetrius Haley and Desmond mills junior failed to file a quote response to resistance form after using physical force during arrests in 2021 and 2019, respectively. In January of 2021, Justin Smith, receiving a two day suspension without pay and ordered remedial drivers training for striking a vehicle, causing it to spin out and strike another. And Emmett Martin the third written up previously for not reporting a domestic violence case required by law and failing to inspect his squad car vehicle after a handgun was found on the rear floor board. No infractions were filed for to Darius bean. It looks like they
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"Suffice. On Capitol Hill, I'm Mitchell Miller. On WTO 8 o'clock. This is CBS News on the hour. I'm Deborah Rodriguez, vice president Kamala Harris is expected to be among the thousands in attendance for Tyree Nichols funeral at a historic church in Memphis today. He was brutally beaten by police during a traffic stop last month. His stepfather, Rodney wells. Keep fighting for genesis for our son and my family. Protect my wife because she's very fragile right now. We need that for her. Trust me. And I needed to. 5 former officers are charged with murder in Nichols death. CBS is a least Preston, has an update on the investigation. Members, police files obtained by CBS News, show that two of the officers Dmitri is Haley and Desmond mills junior, both received written reprimands for separate incidents involving use of force. Another one of the officers Emmett Martin the third was suspended for three days after a gun was found in the back seat of his patrol car after his shipped ended. And Justin Smith was suspended for two days for hitting another vehicle while in an unmarked cruiser. The search for an attempted murder suspect has ended after a standoff with police in Oregon, correspondent lilia Luciano is near the home where he was found in grant's pass. The approach behind large shields assembling in a line, then moved in. After the standoff, foster was brought to the hospital, where police say he died from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Benjamin foster was suspected of kidnapping, beating and torturing a woman, police believe he searched for other victims on dating apps. A former actor with a role in 1990s dances with wolves has been arrested in Nevada. Police say Nathan chasing horse headed up a cult called the circle and lived at his Las Vegas home with 5 wives. He's accused of sexually assaulting indigenous girls as young as 13. Parts of the south are frozen in place because of an ice storm blame for it to highway deaths in Texas. Governor Greg Abbott. Because of
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"With my son, there was a white officer that was tasing my son and we don't understand how come his name was not put out there. So far, two Memphis fire personnel as well as two Shelby county sheriff's deputies have been placed on leave pending investigations. Attorneys for two of the former officers, Desmond mills junior, and Emmett Martin saying their clients intend to plead not guilty. Mills attorney releasing a statement saying, we are confident that the questions of whether Desmond crossed the lines at others crossed and whether he committed the crimes charged will be answered with a resounding no. ABC News reached out to the attorneys representing former officers Justin Smith to dairies bean but have not heard back. An attorney for Demetrius Haley declined to comment. Throughout the weekend peaceful protests from coast to coast calls for justice in tyrese name. Meanwhile, Nichols family asking that this is how he is remembered. The young man who loved photography and skateboarding. The district attorney says more charges are an option the investigation is still ongoing. So more individuals could be charged at a later time. I spoke with one of the attorneys representing one of the former officers Desmond mills junior and he says that the level of culpability for the officers is different. He also says that his client regrets what happened. ABC Stephanie Ramos and while details are still sparse, we learned this morning that a 6th officer involved in the cases being suspended, but it is unclear what role they may have played. And the parents of Tyree Nichols have accepted an invitation to president Joe Biden's State of the Union address in Washington D.C. next week, an invite was extended by the congressional black caucus, specifically Nevada democratic congressman Steven horsford, horsford has called for a meeting with Biden on behalf of the CBC to push for reforms to the justice system specifically law enforcement. It's one 20. Time for our stock charts dot com money update, closing numbers on Wall Street, unfortunately negative, breaking our earlier win streak, the Dow closed down by 261 points, that's a little more than three quarters of 1%. The S&P 500 down by 1.3%, or 52 points, but the biggest loser today was the NASDAQ down by almost 2%, 228 points lower to end
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"7 after the hour President Biden was in Virginia yesterday, saying his economic plan is working. John stones has more from Washington. New government data released yesterday, showing the nation's gross domestic product for the final quarter of last year grew, despite high inflation that is making everything more expensive. At a speech in Springfield, Virginia, President Biden says these are encouraging numbers. And I'm not sure. I mean, it's sincerely the news could have been any better. Economic growth is up, stronger than expert expected at 2.9%. We're going. That 2.9% was a bit lower than the 3.2% growth we saw in the third quarter. But the president touting other numbers that he says shows a growing economy. 6 months inflation has gone down every month and God willing will continue to do that. Manufacturing jobs continue to grow stronger than any time in the last 40 years. And I don't think it's unfair to say that this is all evidence that the Biden economic plan because you all is actually working that's working. Jobs numbers continue to be strong last year employers added four and a half million jobs. Second most since 1940 and the unemployment rate for December of three and a half percent matched a 53 year low. They've been telling me since I got elected. We're going to be in a recession. Every time we've gone, we gotten better. Well, it turns out, thank God they were wrong. Still, many analysts do believe a recession is coming this year, as the Federal Reserve continues to raise key interest rates in an attempt to slow down the economy and tamp down on inflation. Another potential pitfall, the debt ceiling, which analysts say, could trigger a deep recession if Congress does not vote to raise it, something House Republicans say they will only do when Democrats offer key concessions on spending. Look, if Republicans want to work together on real solutions and continue to grow manufacturing jobs, build the strongest economy in the world to make sure Americans are paid a fair wage, I'm ready. But I will not let anyone use the full faith and credit of the United States as a bargaining ship. Your United States of America, we pay our debts. The Treasury Department says a vote on the debt limit will need to happen likely by June and the fed is expected to raise rates again next week, something likely to cool the job market and reduce American spending. John stillness, Washington. 9 pass now. Law enforcement officials in Memphis are blasting the 5 fired police officers who've now been charged with murder in the beating death of a black motorist earlier this month. As correspondent Jackie Quinn reports the family of the victim, supports charges against the officers as well as release of police body cam footage. To Darius bean, Demetrius Haley, Emmett Martin the third, Desmond mills junior, and Justin Smith. The grand jury returned indictments against all 5 with the same charges. Second degree murder, aggravated assault, aggravated kidnapping, resulting in bodily injury, aggravated kidnapping, involving the possession of a weapon. The head of the Tennessee bureau of investigation says the traffic stop that resulted in Tyree Nichols death in no way reflected proper policing. This was wrong. This was criminal. And director David rausch and W M C TV says. Frankly, I'm shocked. I'm sickened. Shelby county district attorney Steve mulroy says all 5 officers are being charged with second degree murder. Kidnapping and other violations in the brutal beating that took place after Nichols was pulled over pepper sprayed, fled, and then caught again, and allegedly beaten for several minutes. While each of the 5 individuals played a different role in the incident in question, the actions of all of them resulted in the death of Tyree Nichols, and they are all responsible. Mulroy says he'll release the police videos of the traffic, stop Friday evening. It's my hope that if there is any silver lining to be drawn from this very dark cloud, it's that perhaps this incident can open a broader conversation about the need for police reform. The world is watching us and we need to show the world what lessons we can learn from this
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"emmett martin" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"In the morning from Westwood one. Good morning, I'm John trout, it's Friday. January 27th, 2023. Here's what's coming up on America in the morning. President Biden in Virginia yesterday says his economic plan is working. I'm John stillness in Washington. Law enforcement officials in Memphis are blasting the 5 fired police officers who've been charged with murder in the beating death of a black motorist. This was permanent. I'm Jackie Quinn. The national archives is asked former presidents and vice presidents to recheck their personal records for any classified documents. Ed Donahue, Washington. The U.S. announces the takedown of a major ransomware game. I'm Clayton Neville. A fresh read on inflation coming today the PCE the fed's favorite fed meats on interest rates next week. I'm Jessica edinger. Many economists think we are headed into a recession. What will that mean for you? I'm Rita foley. All ahead on America in the morning. It's 7 after the hour President Biden was in Virginia yesterday, saying his economic plan is working. John stones has more from Washington. New government data released yesterday, showing the nation's gross domestic product for the final quarter of last year grew, despite high inflation that is making everything more expensive. At a speech in Springfield, Virginia, President Biden says these are encouraging numbers. And I'm not sure. I mean, this is really the news could have been any better. Economic growth is up, stronger than expert expected at 2.9% were going. That 2.9% was a bit lower than the 3.2% growth we saw in the third quarter. But the president touting other numbers that he says shows a growing economy. 6 months inflation has gone down every month and God willing will continue to do that. Manufacturing jobs continue to have stronger than any time in the last 40 years. And I don't think it's unfair to say that this is all evidence that the Biden economic plan because you all is actually working that's working. Jobs numbers continue to be strong last year employers added four and a half million jobs. Second most since 1940 and the unemployment rate for December of three and a half percent matched a 53 year low. They've been telling me since I got elected. You're going to be in a recession. Every time we've gone, we gotten better. Well, it turns out, thank God they were wrong. Still, many analysts do believe a recession is coming this year, as the Federal Reserve continues to raise key interest rates in an attempt to slow down the economy and tamp down on inflation. Another potential pitfall, the debt ceiling, which analysts say, could trigger a deeper session if Congress does not vote to raise it. Something House Republicans say they will only do when Democrats offer key concessions on spending. Look, if Republicans want to work together on real solutions and continue to grow manufacturing jobs, build the strongest economy in the world to make sure Americans are paid a fair wage, I'm ready. But I will not let anyone use the full faith and credit of the United States as a bargaining ship. The United States of America, we pay our debts. The Treasury Department says a vote on the debt limit will need to happen likely by June and the fed is expected to raise rates again next week, something likely to cool the job market and reduce American spending. John stillness, Washington. 9 pass now. Law enforcement officials in Memphis are blasting the 5 fired police officers who've now been charged with murder in the beating death of a black motorist earlier this month. As correspondent Jackie Quinn reports the family of the victim, supports charges against the officers as well as, release of police, body cam footage. To Darius bean, Demetrius Haley, Emmett Martin the third, Desmond mills junior, and Justin Smith. The grand jury returned indictments against all 5 with the same charges. Second degree murder, aggravated assault, aggravated kidnapping, resulting in bodily injury, aggravated kidnapping involving the possession of a weapon. The head of the Tennessee bureau of investigation says the traffic stop that resulted in Tyree Nichols death in no way reflected proper policing. This was wrong. This was criminal. And director David rausch and W M C TV says, frankly, I'm shocked. I'm sickened. Shelby county district attorney Steve mulroy says all 5 officers are being charged with second degree murder. Kidnapping and other violations. In the brutal beating that took place after Nichols was pulled over, pepper sprayed, fled, and then caught again, and allegedly beaten for several minutes. While each of the 5 individuals played a different role in the incident in question, the actions of all of them resulted in the death of Tyree Nichols, and they are all responsible. Mulroy says he'll release the police videos of the traffic, stop Friday evening. It's my hope that if there is any silver lining to be drawn from this very dark cloud, it's that perhaps this incident can open a broader conversation about the need for police reform. The world is watching us and we need to show the world what lessons we can learn from this tragedy. This is
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"emmett martin" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"7 after the hour President Biden was in Virginia yesterday, saying his economic plan is working. John stones has more from Washington. New government data released yesterday, showing the nation's gross domestic product for the final quarter of last year grew despite high inflation that is making everything more expensive. At a speech in Springfield, Virginia, President Biden says these are encouraging numbers. And I'm not sure. I mean, it's sincerely the news could have been any better. Economic growth is up, stronger than expert expected at 2.9% were going. That 2.9% was a bit lower than the 3.2% growth we saw in the third quarter. But the president touting other numbers that he says shows a growing economy. 6 months inflation has gone down every month and God willing will continue to do that. Manufacturing jobs continue to have stronger than any time in the last 40 years. And I don't think it's unfair to say that this is all evidence that the Biden economic plan because you all is actually working that's working. Jobs numbers continue to be strong last year employers added four and a half million jobs. Second most since 1940 and the unemployment rate for December of three and a half percent matched a 53 year low. They've been telling me since I got elected. You're going to be in a recession. Every time we've gone, we gotten better. Well, it turns out, thank God they were wrong. Still, many analysts do believe a recession is coming this year, as the Federal Reserve continues to raise key interest rates in an attempt to slow down the economy and tamp down on inflation. Another potential pitfall, the debt ceiling, which analysts say, could trigger a deeper session if Congress does not vote to raise it, something House Republicans say they will only do when Democrats offer key concessions on spending. Look, if Republicans want to work together on real solutions and continue to grow manufacturing jobs, build the strongest economy in the world to make sure Americans are paid a fair wage. I'm ready. But I will not let anyone use the full faith and credit of the United States as a bargaining ship. The United States of America, we pay our debts. The Treasury Department says a vote on the debt limit will need to happen likely by June and the fed is expected to raise rates again next week, something likely to cool the job market and reduce American spending. John stillness, Washington. 9 pass now. Law enforcement officials in Memphis are blasting the 5 fired police officers who've now been charged with murder in the beating death of a black motorist earlier this month. As correspondent Jackie Quinn reports the family of the victim, supports charges against the officers as well as release of police body cam footage. To Darius bean, Demetrius Haley, Emmett Martin the third, Desmond mills junior, and Justin Smith. The grand jury returned indictments against all 5 with the same charges. Second degree murder, aggravated assault, aggravated kidnapping, resulting in bodily injury, aggravated kidnapping involving the possession of a weapon. The head of the Tennessee bureau of investigation says the traffic stop that resulted in Tyree Nichols death in no way reflected proper policing. This was wrong. This was criminal. And director David rausch and W MC TV says. Frankly, I'm shocked. I'm sickened. Shelby county district attorney Steve mulroy says all 5 officers are being charged with second degree murder. Kidnapping and other violations. In the brutal beating that took place after Nichols was pulled over, pepper sprayed, fled, and then caught again, and allegedly beaten for several minutes. While each of the 5 individuals played a different role in the incident in question, the actions of all of them resulted in the death of Tyree Nichols, and they are all responsible. Mulroy says he'll release the police videos of the traffic, stop Friday evening. It's my hope that if there is any silver lining to be drawn from this very dark cloud, it's that perhaps this incident can open a broader conversation about the need for police reform. The world is watching us, and we need to show the world what lessons we can learn from this tragedy