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"TikTok. We can protect freedom of speech. And we could deal with the privacy concerns at the same time. We could do both. And right now, we're not trying to do both. Meanwhile, in Utah, Republican governor Spencer Cox signed sweeping social media legislation Thursday that requires anyone 18 or younger to get explicit parental consent to use apps such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok, though it's unclear how this will be enforced. Critics warn the law could cause more harm to marginalized teams in children for whom social media can be a lifeline, including LGBTQ miners who access vital support and information online. Georgia and Iowa have become the latest states to enact anti trans laws on Thursday, Georgia governor Brian Kemp signed a bill banning gender affirming surgeries and hormone replacement therapies for transgender youth under the age of 18. Iowa governor Kim Reynolds signed a similar bill Wednesday along with another measure banning trans students from entering school bathrooms or changing rooms that match their gender identities. This comes as world athletics, the global governing body for track and field, voted Thursday to ban trans women from elite competitions if they transitioned after puberty. Advocates of the anti trans policy claim trans women athletes have a physical advantage over cisgender women, but science refutes that a report published in 2017 in the journal sports medicine finds there's, quote, no direct or consistent research, unquote, showing trans athletes have an advantage over others. A Michigan court has ordered the parents of the Oxford high school mass shooter to stand trial for manslaughter. Ethan crumbley was just 15 years old at the time of the attack last November, which killed four students and injured 6 others. On Thursday, the Michigan Court of Appeals ruled there's enough evidence to bring Jennifer and James crumbly. His parents to trial after they gave their son easy access to a gun, failed to inform the school and failed to stop the massacre despite clear warning signs. Meanwhile, in Colorado, the Denver public school district voted unanimously Thursday to temporarily suspend its ban on armed guards and police officers in schools. The ban had been in place since 2021 after a wave of protests against police brutality erupted following the murder of George Floyd. This comes after two faculty members at Denver's east high school were shot and wounded Wednesday by a 17 year old with a handgun. Police say they found the team dead of a self inflicted gunshot wound. The shooting came just over a month after another shooting at the same school fatally wounded 16 year old Louis Garcia. That prompted a massive march from Denver's east high to the nearby state capitol. And in California, about 60,000 education workers have ended a three day strike at the Los Angeles unified school district without an agreement on a new union contract. The strike prompted Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass to join contract talks as a mediator after district officials failed to reach an agreement with the union following more than a year of negotiations. The CIU local 99 says many of its members who work as best drivers custodians and teachers aides earn poverty wages of roughly $12 per hour in one of the most expensive cities in the United States. This is Jason torell angel. An English teacher Roosevelt high school and winner of the 2022 California teacher of the year award. I'm a second generation teacher, my parents taught Nellie USD. They struck in 1989 and walked the line. I'm here proudly in my second strike with my SEIU brothers and sisters. We're demanding a living wage for them. They're not asking for a $1 million, but not asking to be millionaires. They're asked to be lifted out of poverty and in a district has a $4.9 billion surplus in the richest state in the nation that pays their superintendent $440,000 a year. I think we can afford it. I think we can show them that they deserve this respect for them and for our
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"To a WTO neighbors. It's one 52 in Virginia is one of the toughest states in the country for people convicted of felonies who are trying to get their voting rights back. And things have gotten even tougher lately. The youngkin administration has changed the policy for restoring voting rights for people who have been convicted of a felony. Each person must now file an application and it's going to be considered on a case by case basis, a shift from the previous policy which automatically restored voting rights to people convicted of certain nonviolent felonies. Frank Anderson got his voting rights back in 2010 after serving time for felony burglary and fairfax county, he's against this change. Once you've completed your sentence, you should start acting like a citizen again. A spokesperson for governor youngkin says the restoration of rights takes into consideration the unique elements of each situation, Nick eying LAW TOP news. There's a program in fairfax county schools all about teaching parents in WTO Scott gelman tells us why. This program has it all. Brian galindo is a regular here at the Coates elementary family academy and herndon. So I want to be able to understand them and listen to them and also let them know that we're here for them. Every week about 15 to 20 parents gather to learn some basics, like how to email a teacher or schedule a conference. The lessons are held in Spanish. They didn't know there was so much that they need to be involved. I understand. So longi McPherson created the concept two years ago. It includes a meal together and students are kept active while their parents learn. We are here in the school and we speak just one language. In fairfax county, Scott gelman WTO P news. A teenager who killed four classmates at his Michigan high school is not the only one who could be convicted in the case. A court has ruled that the teens parents should also face charges. The Michigan Court of Appeals rules there is enough evidence for the parents of confessed Oxford high school shooter Ethan crumbley to go to trial for involuntary manslaughter. Legal analyst Charlie langton. This was a unanimous opinion, by the way, three O and the court really emphasized that there were a lot of things that the parents knew about that could have prevented the shooting. Attorneys for James and Jennifer crumbly insist that what would happen that day was not foreseeable. Ethan crumbley has pleaded guilty to killing four students at Oxford high school in November 2021. He's awaiting sentencing. Jennifer Kuiper CBS News. Are
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". This is WTO news. 9 45, good morning. IBM Kramer. And I'm John Aaron. House Republicans are set to pass a bill today that would guarantee parents access the information about their children's public education. Under the measure class curriculums, reading lists, library books and the school's budget would have to be posted online. School administrators also would have to notify parents of any violent acts that happen on school grounds and to work with parents on how to best protect children and their online data. The Washington Post reports it's highly unlikely the democratic controlled Senate will consider the legislation. A teenager accused of killing four classmates at his high school isn't the only one who could be punished for the shooting and court there as ruled what could happen to his parents possibly. The Michigan Court of Appeals rules there is enough evidence for the parents of confessed Oxford high school shooter Ethan crumbley to go to trial for involuntary manslaughter. Legal analyst Charlie langton. This was a unanimous opinion, by the way, three O and the court really emphasized that there were a lot of things that the parents knew about that could have prevented the shooting. Attorneys for James and Jennifer crumbly insist that what would happen that day was not foreseeable. Ethan crumbley has pleaded guilty to killing four students at Oxford high school in November 2021. He's awaiting sentencing. Jennifer Kuiper CBS News. The new poll is out on the video sharing app TikTok after their CEO was grilled by a congressional committee. Most Gen Z voters say that they are concerned about the Chinese government's potential influence over the popular app. But they oppose a full federal ban on the platform. The social sphere poll surveyed more than 1600 registered voters this week. Something different is happening in the fairfax county public school system. Parents are in the classrooms once a week so they can do some learning too. This program has it all. Brian galindo was a regular here at the Coates elementary family academy and herndon. So
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"The top stories we're following for you this morning knew this morning and a parent Iranian drone strike in Syria has killed a U.S. contractor, 5 U.S. service members, another contractor also hurt in that strike. The drone attacked a facility that houses U.S. personnel in northeast Syria yesterday. Now, in a statement, The Pentagon says the intelligence community believes the drone belonged to Iran's revolutionary guards. President Biden authorized an air strike in eastern Syria in retaliation. The case is moving forward against the parents of a teen who admitted to carrying out a school shooting. The Michigan Court of Appeals rules there is enough evidence for the parents of confessed Oxford high school shooter Ethan crumbley to go to trial for involuntary manslaughter. Legal analyst Charlie langton. This was a unanimous opinion, by the way, three O and the court really emphasized that there were a lot of things that the parents knew about that could have prevented the shooting. Attorneys for James and Jennifer crumbly insist that what would happen that day was not foreseeable. Ethan crumbley has pleaded guilty to killing four students at Oxford high school in November 2021. He's awaiting sentencing. Jennifer Kuiper CVS news. House Republicans are set to pass a bill today that would guarantee parents access to information about their children's public education. Now under the measure, class curriculums reading lists, library books and the school's budget would have to be posted online. Administrators also would have to notify parents of any violent acts that happen on school grounds and to work with them on how to best protect their children's online information. The Washington Post reports it's highly unlikely the democratic controlled Senate will consider the legislation. After the CEO of TikTok was grilled by a congressional committee, a new poll is out on the video sharing app, most Generation Z voters say they are concerned about the Chinese government's potential influence over the popular app. But they oppose a full federal ban on the platform. The social sphere poll surveyed more than 1600 registered voters this week. New artificial intelligence software like chat GPT can write convincing paragraphs, poetry, and even computer code. So are we now looking at our own replacements? It will never replace humans. AI as of today are even for next ten 20 years will not have the common sense reasoning that humans have. Professor Rama at Johns Hopkins University has been working on AI since the 80s. Jalapa says some jobs will be replaced, but we've seen this before. This question has been raised since the time of industrial revolution. He says we should embrace AI because if used correctly, it could really help us. It's a very effective technology. And we will reap the benefits of it. Here more, on WTO's DMV download podcast, Luke Garrett, WTO news. Amid crime concerns in D.C., there are more police officers around Capital One arena on game days. The group that owns the capitals and wizards is hired more off duty D.C. officers to bulk up security. Here's D.C. council member Kenyan mcduffie. People don't feel safe. And we want them to feel safe in order to come and spend their money and support the revenues that we need. Monumental sports confirms that it hired 20% more off duty D.C. police officers on game days over the last season, with up to a dozen officers working each event. Metro is getting rid of its peak and off peak pricing at a board meeting yesterday, metro's general manager Randy Clark proposed a budget that would stop charging different fares based on the hour of the day. Would increase the maximum fare from $6 to $6 and 50 cents and would lower the base fare from $2 and 25 cents to $2. Now
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"The unequivocally false perception in our community. The DIY exams have the same evidence you value as professionally collected evidence. A lot of turco is a rape survivor with Lee to health. The group this legislation is targeted at. She says the argument that evidence from their kids is not admissible in court, is patently false. I think it's a shame that folks are trying to rest the argument against our existence based on chain of custody and creating false hope. We would never, ever want to create false hope. Last fall, Washington attorney general bob Ferguson sent a cease and desist letter to lady health among several warnings from government officials across the country, carlene Johnson, northwest news radio. Recycling batteries will largely fall on manufacturers and producers under a bill approved by the state Senate with more and more vehicles using electric batteries for propulsion. The question becomes what do you do with them once the vehicle reaches the end of its life? Senate Bill 51 44 sets up stewardship and recycling programs and in order to sell or manufactory batteries here in Washington, companies would have to participate. It sponsored by Democrat Derek Stanford of Boston. In particular, create a fire risk. And we've seen fires in transfer stations and collection stations, even in trucks driving around collecting waste. Republicans were skeptical of the plan, but most eventually supported it, it passed the Senate 42 to 6 and now heads to the house. A nationwide hunting advocacy group trying to force a Washington wildlife commissioner out northwest news radio's manufacturer explains why. The sportsman's alliance foundation alleges Washington department of fish and wildlife commissioner lorna Smith is serving in two public roles, and that's in violation of Washington rules. A lawsuit filed this week in Thurston county says Smith has served on the Jefferson county planning commission while simultaneously serving on the governor appointed wildlife commission, the alliance also said in a news release that Smith is quote pushing an extremist view of fish and wildlife management and is adamantly opposed to the North American model of wildlife conservation. The vice president of communications for sportsmen's alliance tells the spokesman review there are more lawsuits to come. Manufacture northwest news radio. One ten that means it's time to throw a Beacon plumbing sports update with Bill Schwartz, kraken continued to roll toward their first playoff birth, Seattle now owns a 5 game hockey win streak last night feasting on struggling Anaheim ducks at climate pledge arena. Alexia aggressive pinch. Beverly has it in front opens. The defenseman, Jamie Oliver. He's got 9 goals on the year. He's never had that many in an NHL season, the 6 foot 7 inch blue liner gets the crack in a one nothing lead. There's the call on ESPN, the kraken dominate 5 two. They host the Ottawa senators, Thursday night, day one of the PAC 12 men's basketball tournament in Las Vegas. The Washington huskies suffered through a cold shooting start, but rallied to trail Colorado 28 20 at halftime. That's the 8 9 game immediately afterwards it's Washington state in California. Cougar players Muhammad gay and TJ bamba named to the all conference team. Gonzaga punched its ticket to the big dance with a lopsided win over saint Mary's in the West Coast conference tournament final and the Seattle Mariners play spring training night baseball in Arizona against the LA Dodgers several M's players are now working out with respective countries for the world baseball classic. Sports with Swartz at ten and 40 after the hour, northwest news radio. Northwest news time, one 11, I'm Jeff posley, you're in the middle of 20 minutes of nonstop news. The court battle continues in the case of a suspected school shooter, ABC's Trevor alt reports. The Michigan appeals court weighing whether unprecedented charges against the parents of Michigan school shooter Ethan crumbley can continue to trial. What things that they do or not do that led to these events. The case is the first of its kind. James and Jennifer crumbley are charged with four counts each of involuntary manslaughter, prosecutors say gross negligence makes them at least partially responsible for their son Ethan's November 2021 rampage when he killed four classmates and injured 7 others, including a teacher. You know, what's the president we're going to sit here? You know, he's. There are a lot of families with kids who might not be as stable as the parents would like them to be. Prosecutors allege the crumbley's bought the weapon, then 15 year old Ethan used to carry out the massacre with Ethan's money, even though prosecutors say he displayed obvious mental health issues, allegedly having hallucinations a month before the shooting. They say in the weeks prior, the school reported to the parents Ethan was searching ammunition in class to which Jennifer crumbly allegedly texted her son LOL, you have to learn not to get caught. They're warning signs. All over the place. Officials say the day of the massacre Ethan was called to a counselor's office having drawn a disturbing drawing, showing a gun, a person shot, and phrases like blood everywhere and the thoughts won't stop, help me. Tuesday, the judges question why the crumbles didn't take him home, or even hug him when they were called to the school that morning. James crumbly did not know that EC had access to that firearm. He bought him the gun. Well, in the first thing he did when he heard about the school shooting was go back home to see if the gun was there. The crumbley's attorneys admitted the parents made tremendously bad decisions, but argue they and the school believed Ethan was only a threat to himself. They argue pursuing these charges would set a dangerous precedent, potentially holding parents responsible for any crime committed by their child. As a parent, I don't owe a legal duty to every kid at my four kids schools. I don't owe a legal
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"WGN radio news designed the area good evening I'm Steve ruxton at 11 o'clock. At 8 year old boy was killed in a shooting tonight on the south side. WGN traffic and 8 55 in will county at medical emergency on the left shoulder, the southbound near route one 29. Police tonight are investigating the fatal shooting of an 8 year old boy in the bronzeville neighborhood. Investigators say the boy was incited you did in a high rise building in the 3600 block of south roads avenue. Just before 6 tonight, when he suffered a gunshot wound to the head, he died at Cornell children's hospital, no one in custody in that shooting. The Chicago teachers union issued a statement today after a deadly shooting this morning at a school and St. Louis. Police say the suspect 19 year old Orlando Harris opened fire at central VPA high school, killing a teacher and a student and injuring 6 other people. Eris was a former student at the school and was killed by police. In the statement CTU says tragically in America, parents and families worry about their children's safety at school with good reason. Today's terrible shooting is just another example of the work we must do as a nation. To stop the cancer of gun violence, continues to infect our neighborhoods, plague our streets and create an imbalance in our public schools. Meanwhile, teenager, Ethan crumbley, pleaded guilty to day to terrorism and first degree murder charges. This nearly a year after the shooting at Oxford high school in southeastern Michigan, news nations, Nick Smith has more. In court documents, prosecutors reveal parts of crumbly personal journal in which he said he had poor grades, his parents hated each other, and he had no money. Then wrote quote, this just furthers my desire to shoot up the school or do something else. Crumbly pleaded guilty this morning to all 24 charges against him. One count of terrorism causing death four counts of first degree murder, 7 counts of attempted murder and 12 various gun related charges. This parents are also facing trial on manslaughter charges. Testimony wraps up today in the trial of the man accused of killing 6 people by driving in the last year's waka Shah Christmas parade. Darryl Brooks junior continued to arguing with the judge today and once again was moved to another courtroom. When asked if he would be ready with a closing argument tomorrow, he continued to question the legitimacy of judge Jennifer Doral and the court itself
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"Freshman at the St. Louis school. My friend have all blood on her hand and it looks like she seemed to chew it in it. The shooter came to her and said, you ready to die? St. Louis mayor to Shara Jones. Our children shouldn't have to experience this. They shouldn't have to go through active shooter drills in case something happened. And unfortunately, that happened today. The gunman apparently broke into the locked school, although no details had been released. They accused teenage shooter in last year's deadly rampage at Michigan's Oxford high school has now pleaded guilty. Ethan crumbly, as pleaded guilty to 24 charges, including first degree murder for students died in that attack. Crumley was 15 at the time, in today's plea he withdrew his intent to pursue an insanity defense. Prosecutors say they made no deal with him. Crumbley's parents are also in jail on separate charges of involuntary manslaughter. They're accused of making the gun available to their son and ignoring his need for mental health treatment. And another former Minneapolis police officer has pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting the killing of George Floyd. Alexander king is the second officer to plead guilty to the state charge. Thomas lane, this year, pleaded guilty to the same count. The plea came just as jury selection was to begin in their joint trial. George Floyd was killed nearly two and a half years ago, igniting worldwide protests and a nationwide reckoning over policing. Former officer Derek Chauvin, who pressed his knee into Floyd's neck for more than 9 minutes, was convicted of second degree murder and manslaughter last year. Down to the political upheaval in the UK, a weekend filled with intrigue ends with the ruling conservatives deciding on a new prime minister. Conservative Party lawmakers, hearts, and fists pounding about to hear that their favorites only challenger had dropped out at the last minute. Is therefore elected as leader of the concentric cost. Once King Charles has his seal of
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Michigan teen pleads guilty to killing 4 in school shooting
"A Michigan teen pleads guilty to killing four in a school shooting last year Is it your own choice to plead guilty Yes So 16 year old Ethan crumbley who pleaded guilty to all 24 charges that included terrorism and first degree murder in a Michigan school shooting that killed four students last November Oakland county assistant prosecutor Mark key in court He made the decision after substantial reflection to commit first degree premeditated murder A first degree murder conviction typically brings an automatic life prison sentence in Michigan but teens are entitled to a hearing at which their lawyer can argue for a shorter term I'm Shelley Adler
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"Time, the markets are up, WTF, it's 10 o'clock. This is CBS News on the hour. Presented by indeed dot com. I'm Deborah Rodriguez, Britain is about to get another new prime minister. Correspondent Vicky Barker has our top story from London. After his only challenger dropped out of the race at the last minute. He's there for elected as leader of the conceptual policy. The former finance minister will be Britain's first minority prime minister. Its third prime minister since early September, The Economist Andrew Palmer says sunak will have his work cut out for him, calming his divided party and the markets after 6 tumultuous weeks in British politics. He has a monstrous task ahead of him and it will be a very, very difficult winter. Two weeks before the U.S. midterms, there are claims of voter intimidation near Phoenix, CBS Nancy cordes. In Arizona, election officials are concerned about possible voter intimidation in the city of mesa. Voters say armed individuals dressed in tactical gear set up Friday near a ballot drop box. The nation's report card released today is a New Testament to schools failing children during the pandemic. Math scores among fourth and 8th graders dropped in every state and a decline in reading, wiped out three decades of gains. Kevin Huffman heads the nonprofit tutoring program, accelerate. And real litigate all of the opening and closing questions that we had over the last couple of years. But if you're a student, nobody wants to hear who was right, who was wrong, you want to hear what's the plan. 16 year old Ethan crumbley has pleaded guilty in Michigan to terrorism and first degree murder, almost a year after a school shooting that killed four students at Oxford high, prosecutors say there was no plea deal, a conviction usually brings an automatic life prison term. Opening statements scheduled to begin today and Harvey Weinstein's sexual assault trial in Los Angeles correspondent Steve futterman is there. The charges include forcible rape and sexual battery involving 5 women between 2004 and 2013. Harvey Weinstein's already been found guilty in New York on similar charges. The alleged victims here will now get their day in court too. Governor Newsom's wife is among 5 alleged victims expected to take the stand. A new study finds Americans aren't doing a very good job of recycling. Here CBS Jim crisa. Only 5% of the enormous amount of plastic waste generated by Americans last year was recycled, according to new research by Greenpeace. The group says the country discarded 51 million tons of rappers, bottles and bags in 2021. Amounting to about 310
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"Do? You put it all out there, let people decide. Bob Woodward has released an audiobook called the Trump tapes with recordings of his conversations with former president Donald Trump. Thanks so much. Thank you. This is NPR news. This is W in my say all week, the brine layer show will quiz listeners on whether something is true or whether it's a lie. Today, a quiz on ballot initiatives and referendums. That's coming up this morning at ten on 93.9 FM AMA 20 and streaming on WNYC that ord. 55 in light showers out there showers likely maybe even a thunderstorm late morning and the afternoon. WNYC is supported by drexel university in Philadelphia, drexel's cooperative education program can help students explore a career, build a resume and earn a salary all before graduation. More information at drexel dot EDU slash ambition can't wait. WNYC independent journalism in the public interest. 93.9 FM and a.m. 8 20. NPR news and the New York conversation. Live from NPR news in Washington, I'm Amy held. Rishi sunak is favored to become the next British prime minister as soon as today, after Boris Johnson, who in September left office in disgrace, announced he won't run again. Analysts say he did not have the votes in parliament. Sunac is a 42 year old former treasury chief. Today in Michigan, the gunman accused of killing four high school students last year is expected to plead guilty, as WDET is Quinn kleinfeld to reports the move may allow Ethan crumbley to avoid a trial on murder and terrorism charges. At first, crumbly his attorney said he would plead insanity, now prosecutors say he's set to plead guilty to all 24 counts against him. It still won't end the court battles over the shooting. Several civil lawsuits questioned the role of school officials, and the teens parents, Jennifer and James crumbly, face trial for involuntary manslaughter, accused of ignoring their sons troubling behavior, and instead buying a gun he could use. Unemployment is still low but a new survey of business economists reflects a gloomier outlook. Steve beckner reports. Nearly two thirds of the business economists believe the U.S. is either already in a recession or has a more than even likelihood of entering a recession in the next 12 months. They say their firm sales and profits are declining, while they must pay higher costs for shortened supply labor and materials that go into their products. The biggest risk they cite is further fed interest rate hikes. It's NPR news. New economic data in China show a rebound in growth in the world's biggest economy, GDP grew nearly 4% in the July to September quarter, beating expectations by half a percentage point. China does face economic challenges, however, namely arising from the government's zero COVID strategy. Chinese president Xi Jinping has consolidated power securing an unprecedented third 5 year term and pushing from leadership all but his most loyal followers who support his quest to tighten control over society. Today, the national assessment of educational progress releases its first full academic evaluation since COVID-19 and PR Sequoia carillo reports, it shows just how much learning has suffered in the pandemic. Math and reading scores for students across the country are down, following years of disrupted learning. Nape assesses students in grades four and 8 every two years, but hasn't released a report since 2019. The new numbers show average math scores at their lowest level since 2005 for fourth grade and 2003 for 8th grade. While reading scores dipped only slightly, they had been trending down prior to the pandemic. Education secretary Miguel cardona called the results appalling and unacceptable in a call with reporters. This is the moment of truth for education. How we respond to this will determine not only our recovery, but our nation's standing in the world. Sequoia carillo NPR news. It's NPR. On WNYC at 5 33, good Monday morning I'm Michael hill 55 with light rain out there. A wet morning in afternoon a high of 61 today. As part of a new subway safety strategy, New York State is opening
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"Lot more WGN sports a cuds Vita reds and Cincinnati 7 to four WGN traffic no major problems to report at the sour Newly released Kodak image show former Illinois House speaker Mike madigan was recorded on a wiretap phone call back in 2018 Discussing secret payments to a close political ally had been implicated in a sexual harassment scandal Man again as always tonight any involvement in the scheme in which lobbyist Michael mcclain allegedly arranged for the group of other lobbyists allied with the speaker to make monthly payments to Kevin Quinn a brother of alderman Marty Quinn who had been ousted from his job over his inappropriate treatment The female coworker the son times reporting that the information amounts to one of the most detailed kurd documents to surface publicly about the fed's investigation of mannequin and McLean Did you get your Facebook class action check Well another class action lawsuit has been brought this time against SnapChat's parent company Accusing the social network of violating Illinois biometric information privacy act by illegally collecting users biometric information without their consent The suit is claiming that the social media platform which allows users to communicate through short videos and images called snaps Collects stores and chairs users unique facial features and voices without first providing required disclosures about how the info will be used and for how long Parents of students killed in the Oxford high school shooting in Michigan have filed a federal lawsuit against the school district the parents claimed school employees didn't follow the district's process For handling students with suicidal ideation while they claimed the suspect clearly met the standards of the policy The accused shooter of the 15 year old student Ethan crumbley is facing several felony charges as are his parents The WGN weather channel center forecast cloudy tonight a low of 50 53 at O'Hare 55 at midway Celebrating our 100 year serving Chicago I'm Steve ruxton on Chicago's very own set in 20 WGN It's.
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"Good and the bad Also to protect freedom of speech You will provide training on facilitating these tough discussions and these uncomfortable topics with civility with grace and without judgment In saying there will be historic investments in education We will give teachers meaningful raises Young can also point out however the General Assembly is not yet passed to budget Chrissy king WTO P news One O four on your Friday morning A woman telling police she was sexually assaulted by a surgical assistant in only during the removal of her wisdom teeth She says it happened more than a year ago and now Montgomery county police have made an arrest in the case The woman was having the procedure at the only center for oral and maxillofacial surgery back on April 5th of last year when she says a surgical tech groped and sexually assaulted her when he assumed she was still asleep according to court documents she was awake during what happened and after leaving got herself swab for DNA at a hospital and called police That surgical tech mere asadulla knack V denied any wrongdoing last year according to police but this month DNA linked him to the crime Naqvi faces several sex offense charges and remains held without bond Mike moreo WTO P news One O 5 an investigation that locally at a Charles county high school after a confederate flag is found on the main flag pole at la Plata high JROTC cadets found a Thursday morning this week It was promptly taken down A letter from principal Douglas Dolan to the school community says that school administrators later learned students were apparently sharing photos of the raised flag on social media Letter says it's especially disturbing after the deadly shooting recently in Buffalo New York Administration officials are reviewing school camera footage and talking with students who may know more about the incident those responsible will be disciplined by the school and could face police charges Charles county superintendent of schools doctor Maria Navarro describes the incident as cowardly and says it will not deter them from providing a safe and welcoming learning environment At one O 6 the total abundance of blue crab in the Chesapeake Bay these days is the lowest since Maryland and Virginia started keeping track Now scientists have to figure out why 227 million sounds like a lot but the 2022 blue crab winter dredge survey recorded the lowest abundance of crabs in over 30 years Contributing to that low number is a decline in the adult female population and 28 million males which is the lowest abundance estimate since the start of the survey as well Alison cold and senior fisheries scientists at the Chesapeake Bay foundation says several ecosystem factors could be contributing to these lower numbers such as water quality and available habitat But it'll take time to pinpoint the cause So in the meantime we also need to double down on our efforts to improve habitat quality in the Chesapeake Bay which is through implementing Chesapeake Bay cleanup efforts which are already underway Sarah Jacobs WTO news The foundation says this morning Maryland's department of natural resources will also be working with partners in Virginia and the Potomac river fisheries commission to manage this year's crabbing season for conservation He had one O 7 The invasion of Ukraine updates and analysis 24/7 360 five Washington's top news one O 3.5 FM and WTO dot com The latest this morning in just minutes this 1 a.m. hour on WTO You know I grew up hearing that.
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"Doctor Celine gounder says the court ruling that struck down the federal mandate raises issues The real question here is what does this mean for the CDC's power to reimpose a mask mandate Say if we have another big surge next fall or winter or say we have another pandemic And so I do think you are likely to see this decision appeal to preserve those CDC powers for that what if scenario CBS News special report I'm Steve Ken Now on metro the transit agency has now dropped its mass requirement for writers and for employees that includes metro bus and metro access Uber and Lyft also announcing both services dropping the masking requirement as well And political senior legal affairs reporter for the post Josh gerstein says an appeal could be coming from the Justice Department Transportation has always been a focus of sort of public health efforts and regulations aimed at public health have always been focused on the transportation sector and one way or another So it does seem like this would be open to challenge and it might be something the administration wants to take on in the higher courts just to preserve that kind of flexibility in case they do feel it's necessary to reinstate the mask mandate in the future Meantime many members of Congress are praising the federal judges decision to lift the mask mandate on transportation We hear more from WTO's Mitchell Miller Today on the hill Republican lawmakers say the mandate should have been lifted a long time ago They've been pressing for months to stop requiring people to wear masks on planes and on public transit Among them Kansas senator roger Marshall who criticized the Biden administration for an earlier extension of the mandate Another horrible decision coming from The White House More ill advice from the CDC The Senate last month approved legislation to lift the mask requirement which included support from 8 Democrats but it was not taken up in the house Republican lawmakers had also filed suit to end the mask mandate on planes arguing the CDC didn't have the authority to order it On Capitol Hill Mitchell Miller WTO news In Ukraine Russia has ramped up its ground offenses as it tries to take over the eastern industrial heartland of Ukraine after a Russian push to the capital Kyiv has failed the Kremlin now declares its main goal is the capture of the eastern Dunbar region If successful that would give president Putin a vital piece of Ukraine and a badly needed victory that he could present to the Russian people In an interview with India today TV Russia's foreign minister Sergei Lavrov says Russia will not use nuclear weapons That's just a part of Russia's gain One day Lavrov says no the next day someone else or he says yes So this is a part of their information warfare game The conventional wisdom among people I've spoken to in military and intelligence circles is that they might use low yield nuclear weapons at some point in this conflict if it doesn't go their way That's our national security correspondent JJ green New developments today a judge denying a motion to reduce bonds for the parents of the Michigan teenager charged in last year's deadly shootings at Oxford high school in Michigan A circuit judge says that James and Jennifer crumbley's actions before their December before arrests in Detroit were premeditated to conceal their whereabouts They disappeared the day before they were charged with involuntary manslaughter Their attorneys wanted their bonds lowered from $500,000 each to a $100,000 15 year old Ethan crumbley their son is charged with murder and other crimes four students were killed during a mass shooting at that school in November WTO at 1236 here's Jonathan Johnson the chief executive officer at overstock on the discussion managing office needs as fed's return to the office yet many continue to telework sponsored by overstock government We've learned that during the pandemic we all want our employees to be able to work where they work best and where they're most productive But if we're purposeful in getting together it's better I think that those are things that the government should be thinking about How are you encouraging them to connect when they're still remote Listen to the entire discussion on federal news network Search overstock purchasing for your agency just got easier with overstock government save on all the products you need with the best prices on thousands of trusted.
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"ethan crumbley" Discussed on WTOP
"A motion to reduce bonds for the parents of a Michigan teenager charged in a deadly shooting at his high school A circuit court judge says that James and Jennifer crumbley's actions before their December 4th arrests in Detroit were premeditated to conceal their whereabouts The crumbles disappeared the day the day after they were charged with involuntary manslaughter their attorneys had requested that their bonds be lowered from 500,000 each to a $100,000 each 15 year old Ethan crumbley is charged with murder and other crimes four students were killed during a shooting at Oxford high school back on November 30th A high price of gas a topic before some lawmakers in Virginia today the House finance committee meeting to discuss governor Glen youngkin's proposed three month gas tax holiday which would lower the price at the pump by 27 cents a gallon for three months Democrats in the Virginia General Assembly want to give a one time $50 rebate to every virginian who owns a vehicle They say a tax holiday would cost nearly $450 million and would deprive the state of crucial transportation funding They argue their proposal costs about a third of the governor's plan The D.C. castle has been pushing for an audit of the police department's staffing time and tasks but mayor Bowser says first the council needs to approve her budget She says she's concerned and audit would take some officers away from crime fighting Sometimes it could take a whole team out of MPD to work with the auditors I can't afford for those people to be occupied with anything but crime fighting right now If we can sit down and figure out how what is going to take in terms of our resources to support an audit then I won't have.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"ethan crumbley" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"From a top official with the state emergency service of Ukraine nearly 50 had been injured That official noted that Geneva convention says an attack against a rescuer is a war crime Tornadoes are being confirmed in Texas as severe weather is ramping up The national weather services tornadoes have been confirmed in jacksboro and Bowie northwest of Dallas along with multiple cities near Austin or tornado watches in place for a large portion of Texas The White House says the administration is simply out of money for COVID testing treatment and vaccines That is unless Congress approves additional funds for them An administration official tells CNN that The White House has money in place for vaccines for kids under 5 and for the fourth booster shots for the immunocompromised but after that more money would be needed Prosecutors say the parents have an accused Michigan school shooter may be setting themselves up for an appeal James and Jennifer crumbley are each charged with involuntary manslaughter the Oakland county prosecutor's office says while James and Jennifer have separate lawyers their lawyers work for the same firm which may be used to argue conflict of interest or an impartial lawyer in the future They're 15 year old son Ethan crumbley is charged with first degree murder in the November 30th shooting at Oxford high school north of Detroit the parents are alleged to have ignored the warning signs and allowed Ethan to have access to a firearm SpaceX founder Elon Musk has his eyes on a potential date for the company's first starship orbital flight CNBC reports that Musk gave an updated schedule for the rockets launch and says hopefully may is when that test will take place Starship is being constructed as a reusable vehicle aimed to one day transport people into space It will also be powered by the company's own raptor two engines which must call much more capable and reliable New York firefighters are recounting a rescue of a horse that became entangled in a backyard pool cover the Bohemia fire department says the horse had apparently fallen into a pool after attempting to take a stroll over its top cover The horse was able to be guided up the stairs into the shallow end of the pool and crew said the land animal appeared unharmed The late congressman Don young will lie in state in the capitol's national statuary hall on March 29th House speaker Nancy Pelosi made that announcement noting that young was the dean of the house and the longest serving Republican congressman the Alaska lawmaker was serving his 25th term in Congress when he died at the age of 88 on Friday Grocery store workers are debating a potential strike across Southern California a vote to authorize a future strike is happening among 47,000 workers at more than 500 stores including ralphs vons pavilions and Albertsons The united food and commercial workers union says votes will be counted over several days with the results expected on Sunday If approved this vote would not start a strike but would authorize one in the last contract talks for the deal that just expired march 7th a strike was authorized but not executed and negotiations continued for two more months before a deal was eventually reached The syndicated daytime show Maury is coming to an end Michael kessner reports The Maury Povich fronted show will end production this season The shocking aftermath of one of the most scandalous stories ever The series will air content through September and then only reruns after that Maury became famous for airing the results of paternity tests and for his catch phrase You are not the father Show's been on the air since 1991 when it was called the mori poet show It became more in 1998 What will happen now I'm Michael kastner The shuffling of NFL broadcasters goes on the New York Post reports Al Michaels is expected to sign on to lead Amazon Prime videos Thursday Night Football broadcast team ESPN's Kirk herb street will be his partner in the broadcast booth Michaels is expected to still call a couple of games for NBC this season and herb street will continue to be part of ESPN's college game day and Saturday college games The Red Hot Chili Peppers are getting a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame The Rock band will be celebrated at an unveiling set for March 31st the chili pepper star will sit next to pat sajak's I'm Chris karaji And.
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"Here at 8 51 Prosecutors have leveled more charges against the man suspected of driving his SUV into a Wisconsin Christmas parade Prosecutors have added 71 additional charges against a man accused of driving his SUV through a Christmas parade in Waukesha Wisconsin last November 6 people were killed and dozens were injured Daryl Brooks junior had already been charged with 6 counts of first degree intentional homicide Wednesday prosecutors added dozens of charges including multiple counts of reckless endangerment hit and run involving death bail jumping and battery Brooks had been arrested in Milwaukee county on November 5th for allegedly running over the mother of his child with his SUV He was released from jail two days before the parade after posting $1000 bail I'm Mike Gracia The Michigan teenager charged in a deadly shooting at his high school has made his first appearance in trial court In a brief appearance a judge asks 15 year old Ethan crumbly Just for the purposes of this arraignment Yes Thank you Crumbly is charged as an adult with fatally shooting for students at Oxford Michigan high school on November 30th and wounding others His lawyer tells the court I would waive the formal readings in my client youth ask that a not guilty plea be entered Thank you The court will accept jurisdiction and turn not guilty plea on behalf of your client Promptly remains behind bars with no bond on charges including first degree murder assault with intent to murder and terrorism A status conference is scheduled for next Wednesday Jennifer Kuiper CBS News A 17 year old high school student is under arrest after being found with a gun inside wheat and high in Silver Spring Police say it happened yesterday when school's staff came into contact with a male student who say they smelled of marijuana after the student consented to being searched it was discovered he had a loaded handgun and pot Police were called and the teenager who's been charged with multiple weapons offenses was taken to the central processing unit where he is currently being held Coming up here in money news if you're looking to buy some of those quality KN 95 masks get ready to pay more And how did the NFL TV ratings do this season Stay.
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"Slash Dan Do it today Denmark you know Dan bongino on the big 89 WLS So just a quick story about folds of honor the guy who runs it Dan Rooney who is a patriot public servant he is just an amazing amazing guy He's you know he said something to me on the phone the other day You know when I ran for office one of the key issues I ran on was school choice because I was a product of de facto school choice I was I did not go to PS 68 which was a really terrible public school in my neighborhood I got to go to saint pancras even though my mom had very little money She worked the checkout counter at finest supermarket And it changed my entire life And Dan said you know Dan Rooney said to me you know education is the key Dan And we got to get these kids into these colleges and take care of them I mean the families have lost people in combat We gotta take care of them The education is the key to changing their lives You're giving them opportunity That's the best gift you can give anyone That's why I've become a donor to them every year That's why where their shirts I just love the charity but when I met Dan when I went to business school a Penn State I did an MBA up there You have a little group of people you work with there I think like 7 of us or whatever And one of the guys in that group is one of the smartest guys I've ever met This guy Ryan He was in the group with me so we were together for two years in the NBA program And that's Dan Rudy's best friend I had no idea One day I get a text from Ryan He's like hey I'm out here at every golfin with Dan Rudy from folds of honor I'm like what the hell are you doing that for Like I love Dan but he's like oh he's one of my best Friends I'm like my gosh This world shrinks for me every single day 330 million people in the United States the guy went to the NBA program his best friends with a guy who's.
COVID-19: What You Need to Know
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"Gun violence. From January to September, there were over 6500 murders in the United States, according to the major cities chiefs association and organization of police chiefs who represent the largest cities in the country during the same period in 2020. There are around 5900, and our nation's children are living and dying with guns, ABC's Michelle friends in on what this is doing to our kids from our gun violence in America's fashion. In Watertown, Connecticut, about 26 miles from the side of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, the squeak of a swing's chain, and kids like little Alessandra at play. This playground has special significance, built in honor of Don lafferty hawk's sprung, the principal of sandy hook elementary, one of 6 adults and 21st and second grade students shot and killed in December 2012. A mass shooting and this time, gunfire aimed at elementary school children this was dedicated to really all of the children and the teachers, but in particular dawn hawkesbury. This is celebrating to one's life in her love of teaching. Bill lavin heads up the construction of those playgrounds for the charitable organization where angels play. There's 20 swings that represent the special number of the children and then the 6 other riding toys represent the educators. 27 year old first grade teacher Vicki Soto lost her own life protecting her students from the gunman. She was my right hand. All of Soto is the father of Victoria soda, known to her family and friends as Vicky. As a teacher, she always told us that she wanted to be special. Different than other teachers. Carlos says the inaction on gun violence following sandy hook is painful for him and his family. Like my son said, when he went to Washington, a couple years ago when they had the shooting in Florida, he said with 7 years ago, my sister was killed. And nothing has been done. What has changed? This drill, we need to walk. A generation of K through 12 students growing up in the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting now preparing for the possibility of a shooting at their school even if they don't know it. That's 6 year old Liam telling his mom Tara and ABC News producer about his recent drill. You have to go down and hide a layer of innocence lost no matter the age, and a new norm, says 19 year old Hannah Jack. I could see the pain in their face and this is how scared they were when the alarms would go off and it scared me too, you know? She was in 5th grade when the sandy hook shooting happened. That was life at that point. It didn't really dawn on me that it was anything different. That is the reality of America. There's 400 million plus guns in this country, gun violence can affect a family or a child's life at any time. John would roll Cox is the author of children under fire and American crisis, Cox estimates during a single school year four to 8 million kids experienced lockdowns, even when they turned out to be false alarms. They leave their mark. And a meaningful number of that 48 million kids thought at least momentarily that they might get shot to death in their school. And we know that because they text their parents goodbye, they write wills saying who they want their toys to go to. They soil themselves, they weep. It's not just at school, where children are at risk of gun violence. Gunmen in the shooting that killed a 6 year old little girl in just weeks ago, 6 year old Nia Courtney was struck and killed by a bullet while riding her scooter on a sidewalk in southeast Washington, D.C.. Her grandmother, Andrea Courtney..