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News, Traffic and Weather
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"The weekend or maybe the Fisherman's Fall Festival which is going on here. It's back since the pandemic. Once we get through the fog and little clouds in the morning, mid -morning, we'll see the skies kind of break open. We'll get to some sunshine. Temperature today will be in the mid 60s and we'll do it again tomorrow. A little bit of rain on Monday. Could see a stray shower Tuesday and it's going to dry again for the rest of the week here. Could hit 70 by next weekend with sunny skies. We'll keep an eye here. on that Current temperature in Seattle 49 here. Northwest News Radio. News Radio 1000 FM 97 your .7 information station. A little bit of adjustment to the rain here in recent days forgot and you to get so cold so quick. Chances are you've turned on your thermostat already at least once or twice. In New City. York What a mess going on there. Traffic alone grinding to a halt after the streets were flooded by record rainfall there in New York ready for this all five boroughs reported several inches of rain Friday it gets crazy Forecasters say a month's worth of rain fell in Brooklyn in just three hours. That's nearly eight inches of rain also a JFK International Airport that's the most rain they're saying it's fallen in a single day in New York City since 1948 New York and New Jersey declared states of emergencies because of the rain. Wait till you see all the video on Social the media House and Senate on different paths still they could both ended a shutdown of the federal government at a minute And after midnight East Coast time that'd be about 9 p .m. our time here the Senate
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Forecasters warned southern New England get could three inches of rain through this morning leading to flash floods Hawaiian authorities say families who have lost everything in the wildfires will be allowed to go in and see the burned remains of their home starting today they won't be able to stay but they will be able to see for the first time what the fires did to their neighborhoods Maui Emergency Management head Darryl seeing their properties maybe collecting information photographs for insurance purposes it's been a month and half a since the wildfire killed at least 97 people representative Alexandria Ocasio Cortez says she might not want to own a Tesla anymore Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini explains AOC says she wants to get rid of her Tesla and she explains how she ended up with one to begin with our car was purchased during the pandemic before a vaccine had come out so travel between New York and Washington the safest way that we had determined was an EV but that was prior to some of the new models coming out on the market that had the range available now the new york democrat tells CBS face the nation it could be time to get rid of her Tesla we're actually looking into trading in our car now hopefully we will soon Ocasio -Cortez has said she wants to owned own an EV made by a company that allows employees to unionize Tesla is one of the only major automakers in not the US represented by a union Denise Pellegrini Bloomberg radio thank you very much Denise I'm Michael Barr and this is Bloomberg 534 on Wall Street time now for the sports report brought to you by tri state Audi here's John Stashauer alright Amy the Jets win in the season thinking they were gonna have one of the greatest time quarterbacks in instead of of Aaron Rodgers they have Zach Wilson is now in his third season of struggling mightily the boos were loud at MetLife as the Jets had one good drive in the touchdown but in the other 13 possessions they did next to nothing Patriots meet the Jets for the 15th consecutive time 15 to 10 Jets Rob coach Salah raised plenty of eyebrows after the game when he said he's sticking with Wilson because he gives the Jets the best chance to win several week three blowouts none more so than Miami's 70 to 20 route Denver of Buffalo won 37 to 3 at Washington Cleveland had 250 more yards of offense beat Tennessee C 27 to 3 Kansas City all over Chicago 41 to 10 overtime in Baltimore Annapolis won thanks to Matt Gay he kicked four field goals all four win at least 53 yards big comeback Green Bay the Packers trailed the Saints by 17 in the fourth quarter and won by a point big upset in Phoenix, Arizona stunned Dallas first win for the Chargers in Minnesota the Vikings who won a bunch of close games last season have lost three close ones this year last night Pittsburgh won at Las Vegas 23 to 18 what's been known for weeks is now official the Yankees won't be in the postseason first time since 2016 they lost the 7 -1 they'll make up the rain out with a day game today Carlos were done now three and seven the Mets swept four straight losses in Philadelphia they had only three hits lost five to two John Stashauer Bloomberg's game thank you John the Bloomberg sports report brought to you by Audi don't let someone else drive off in the Audi model you've always wanted
News, Traffic and Weather
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"24. look at our forecaster for the weekend sponsored by northwest call space services i no haven't put i my boat away neighbors are scratching their head mark you know something we don't know yeah it's going to be a nice weekend fog a little clouds this morning here for a bit rather cool as you get started for the morning you'll have to turn the heat on likely but we'll get the sunny skies today for most of the western washington region here high today of 64 we'll go for 66 in sunshine tomorrow north winds about five to ten miles per hour if you plan to be out setting up some sails here overnight lows by the way we'll get into the mid to upper 40s to low 50s we're looking at some showers returning then on monday current temperature right now actually it's 49 now here in seattle news radio 1000 fm 97 open information your station once again good morning always nice to know you're with us here early hours of saturday hi
Bloomberg Radio New York - Recording Feed
Monitor Show 14:00 09-23-2023 14:00
"With ForgeFX's virtual training program, Zoe Hoecker can practice welding anytime, anywhere through the Tulsa Welding School. As a result, he's able to up -level his skills and advance his career as a welder. Learn more at meta .com slash Metaverse Impact. Since Lara Williams there, well that does it for this week's opinion. We're produced by Eric Amalo. Stay with us. Today's top stories and global business headlines are coming up right now. Across the region and hazardous coastal conditions have been reported from North Carolina to Delaware. The National Hurricane Center says the storm is packing 50 mile per hour winds as it moves inland across eastern North Carolina. Forecasters expect the system to weaken to a tropical depression as it moves north through Virginia, the DC area and Maryland through Sunday. President Biden is joining the United Auto Workers picket line. Brian Shook has more. Biden tweeted that he was going to Michigan Tuesday to stand in solidarity with the workers as the fight for a fair share of the value they helped create. This comes after UAW President Sean Fain announced earlier this week he would send more workers to the picket lines if substantial progress wasn't made with the big three automakers on a new contract. Union workers say they want a 40 percent pay increase, cost of living adjustments and pensions for all workers. I'm Brian Shook. Texas Governor Greg Abbott is deploying more buses to the border towns of Eagle Pass and El Paso as a way to relieve pressure on migrant shelters. The move comes as government reported a record 181 ,000 migrants illegally crossing the border in August, the highest month of August.
Bloomberg Wall Street Week
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"Lasted a little bit longer than maybe we understood. Well much bigger in terms In terms of the take up of some of these Biden plans was much higher than what anyone anticipated. So if you look at at it this time last year the consensus forecast was that the U .S. economy would be contracting by now in a recession. Instead for this quarter it looks like the U .S. economy would have grown by more than percent. 3 I can't remember a period in history where the forecasters have been this wrong in terms of what they were predicting and what actually happened. And substantially above trend. Yes 3 percent is substantially above trend. Yes exactly. I think the U .S. trend is closer to one and a half percent. This is like 3 percent. So why did this happen. As you already pointed out that a lot of this was because the fiscal stimulus was much bigger than I think what people expected. There are some estimates that the fiscal stimulus may have added one and a half percentage points to GDP growth. That's a substantial amount like in terms of adding to economic growth. And then the U S. consumer has ended up being much more resilient partly because so much of the borrowing that the U .S. consumer does now is really at fixed rates. So it takes a long time for them to refinance and for the higher rates to bite them. On the other hand, they're earning much higher interest on the deposits in the bank. So it's ended up being much softer the blow of higher interest rates. But I think the fiscal shock in some way, which is so much bigger than what anybody had in their models a year ago is the main reason why the U .S. economy has done far better than what people expected. The only problem is this that you've done once this again by financing it by loads of debt. The bond market is beginning to sort of get troubled by the amount of supply that's coming their way, leading to even higher interest rates and then this fiscal stimulus is bound to fade. Also because some of the stimulus is that some of these pandemic programs that we had was still rolling on. But it's not just bond the market is paying attention. Certain members of Congress are as well as we're proceeding toward shutting down the government because of that issue. What does that portend for the U .S. economy? Well, it is an actual shutdown obviously sort of it begins to detract from growth but I think that so far most people think that the impact will be modest rather and the worst will be averted. But every week that we have the shutdown it will obviously have an impact. The issue here is that no one is doing this on any great principled way which is the fact that as we have discussed in the past that if you look at the last 50 years the U .S. has run a budget deficit practically every year in the last 50 years no matter if you've had a Republican or a Democrat president or whoever's been in Congress and that's what's happened that because 50 years we have run these deficits the attitude has come to be of policy makers that deficits don't matter. of And one the changes has been the interest rate. If you go back two years, four years, five years we were told by policy makers don't worry so much about the deficit it doesn't really matter as you say because interest rates are essentially zero or very close to it. They're not zero anymore so what does that start to do about U .S. expenditures in our budget if we have to have that large a debt service. I think at some point in time it's going to start to impair other spending including social spending there because this cost is going to go up and up right that's what the bond market is currently pricing in that we're going to have rates for higher for much longer so at some point in time then that begins to eat up a significant part of the total budget and if you look at the cross -sectional evidence of what happened in other countries once interest payments of the share of the total budget exceed a particular amount then the pressure becomes on to cut social programs. as I said the central question here is this when do international investors say enough is enough and they stop funding this kind of deficit we haven't quite reached point is yet because the dollar is still relatively strong but at some time point in I think we could reach that point and that's when it really begins to count as for the US's concern that you can't run budget deficits of six percent of GDP every year and have a current account deficit which is three or four percent of GDP a year a twin deficit of ten percent of GDP a year at some point in time maybe much sooner than we think that will begin to count there's a follow -on question I think to when do do investors stop funding deficit which is if they're not putting the money into US treasuries where are they putting the money if you look look around the world right now some prospects such as China for example does not seem to be as attractive a a place for foreign direct investment so where does the money go if it doesn't come into US treasuries well that's what's really helping the u .s. that it continues to be perceived as the best house in a bad neighborhood right because in you got terms of China in trouble Europe the perennial problem child of the global economy like it's the first country to sort of enter a recession possibly even this so cycle I think that the you think some other signs of other places like Japan is doing you know much better it's you know done much better this year I think some of emerging markets outside of China have done relatively well these include places like India include places like Indonesia Mexico Brazil and even some places in Eastern Europe like Greece and even Poland these countries have done well still relatively small to absorb too much capital but you can see that this sort of new era is beginning it takes a while you you know for this to happen but I think that there will be a time pretty I think soon this decade when you'll see a much better environment for international investing because the dollar stops can't live the dollar keeps reacting to the fact that he is a going higher so it's like okay we must bid bid the dollar higher having said that it's very it's quite interesting that even though the perception is that the dollar is appreciating compared to the increase in yields that's taken place the dollar hasn't gone up that much this time the the dollar is still well below the highs it hit in September October of last year if you look at the DXY when investors start to look for other places to put the money as you say for example India Japan places Indonesia like that often you get into geopolitical questions not so much in Japan but certainly Vietnam is an example where that's the truth and India we've talked about before is Modi getting his act together as it were to make India a more attractive place for foreign direct in investment? the past you've expressed a list of some questions about that yeah I think in India's case the entire issue is that there's still still a very strong socialist DNA no matter which government is in power having
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Monitor Show 18:00 09-16-2023 18:00
"With Bloomberg, you get the story behind the story, the story behind the global birth rate, behind your EV batteries environmental impact, behind sand. Yeah, sand. You get context and context changes everything. Go to Bloomberg .com to get context pursuing what seems like a relatively minor issue. Thanks, Kate. That's Professor Kate Andreas of Columbia Law School. This is Bloomberg Law on Bloomberg Radio. I'm June Grosso. Stay with us. Today's top stories and global business headlines are coming up right now. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. United Auto Workers are holding talks with Ford and GM on day two of the strike. Union members like this UAW worker in Toledo are striking for better pay and pension benefits. We need more money. I mean, we've gone years without a raise. You know, we want our fair share. And that's what we're looking for, our fair share. You know, for everybody, not just for me, but for everybody that works here. Representatives for both GM and Ford say negotiations resume today after Friday's pause. Union leaders are pushing for what they call a strong and fair contract. President Biden sent two high -level White House officials to help mediate the talks. Post -tropical Cyclone Lee has made landfall in Nova Scotia. The latest update from the National Hurricane Center says maximum sustained winds are near 70 mph, with Lee expected to continue to weaken as it moves north over the Canadian Maritimes. Forecasters say strong winds, coastal flooding and heavy rains are occurring in portions of Maine and Atlantic Canada. Congress is making little progress to fund the government and avoid a possible shutdown at the end of the month. Lawmakers must pass several spending bills or a short -term funding measure known as a continuing resolution by September 30th. Democrats have faced fierce opposition on both options this week from hard -line conservatives who are...
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Monitor Show 15:00 09-16-2023 15:00
"With Bloomberg, you get the story behind the story, the story behind the global birth rate, behind your EV batteries' environmental impact, behind sand. Yeah, sand. You get context. And context changes everything. Go to Bloomberg .com to get context. And that is it for this edition of Bloomberg Best. I'm Ed Baxter. And I'm Denise Pellegrini. And this is Bloomberg. Stay with us now. Top stories and global business headlines are coming up right now. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. United auto workers are holding talks with Ford and GM on day two of the UAW strike. Union members are striking for better pay and pension benefits. Representatives for both GM and Ford say negotiations have resumed after Friday's pause. Union leaders are pushing for what they call a strong and fair contract. President Biden sent two high level White House officials to help mediate the talks. Post tropical cyclone Lee is slamming New England as it barrels toward Canada. The latest update from the National Hurricane Center says Lee is now packing top winds of 75 miles per hour, about 100 miles south southeast of Eastport, Maine. Some 85 ,000 customers have lost power in Maine. Forecasters say tropical storm conditions are likely to continue for several more hours along the coast of Maine and Cape Cod. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton will remain in office. State senators voted on 16 articles of impeachment today after ending deliberations. The senators acquitted the attorney general of all counts. Paxton only needed to be convicted of one of the articles to automatically be removed from office. He was accused of abusing the power of his office to help a political donor. U .S. Supreme Court Justice Katanji Brown Jackson is calling for American schools to teach the history of racism in the U .S. Jackson was in Birmingham, Alabama, on Friday to mark the 60th anniversary of his death.
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"And it seemed to kind of underscore this idea that maybe the Fed can be successful in engineering a flat landing. U .S. retail sales, producer prices, both readings for the month of August were ahead of forecast. And then if you look at the latest read from the Atlanta Fed, this is the GDP now model. It's a bit of a forecaster, right? It shows that U .S. U .S. growth, we'll pull back a bit in the third quarter from a rate that was forecast just a week ago 5 at .6 % down to 4 .9%. So yes, consistent with this narrative on the market. Thank you. Today we had treasury yields moving up right across the curve. At the long end, the 10 -year was up more than 3 basis points to 4 .28. At the shorter end, the 2 -year was About up 4 basis points to 5 .01%. And then when you look at the trends unfold like this, the Dow Industrial Average up 1 % today. The S &P was higher by more than 0 0 .08 % and the NASDAQ composite better by around 0 .08 % as well. We'll take another look at market action for you in about 15 minutes. We were talking a moment ago about the debut of Arm Holdings. This the is IPO of the British chip designer controlled by SoftBank. Shares jumped 25 % on their first day. Arm raised more than 4 .8 billion dollars in largest the IPO of the year. CEO Rene Haas told us what the current boom in artificial intelligence means for Arm. AI is everywhere and if it's your edge device like the assistant or the Alexa or your autonomous vehicle that's all AI and and now we're seeing in it the cloud in the data center with all the growth of Nvidia. Nvidia announcing one of their newest products Grace Hopper that is based on Arm. So Arm is everywhere relative to AI. That is Arm CEO Rene Haas. We go to Disney next. We hearing the company has held exploratory talks about selling the ABC network and some ABC TV stations to Nexstar Media Group. Now we are told these discussions are preliminary. Sources telling us Nexstar would only be interested at the right price. Here's Bloomberg's Chris Palmieri. About a deal like this have been going on quite a while. You know, the difference is, you know, we saw in July Bob Eicher coming out and saying, hey, you know, this is probably a business we don't want to be in long term, the legacy media networks. We know they've basically been up for sale. That is Bloomberg's Chris Palmieri. By the way, Disney said no that decision has been made on selling ABC. The company is still open to options. Now separately, we are hearing that Disney is reducing its target for subscribers for 2024. That would be for the Disney Plus streaming service. Disney is now expecting to fall short by tens of millions of subscribers. Disney Plus has been losing customers as a result of some price increases. It's also been impacted by collapsing demand in India. That's after the company failed to win rights for streaming of cricket games. We go next to the UAW you Yes, we're going to hear tonight from Sean Fain, the president of the UAW. He's preparing to hit all three Detroit car makers with targeted walkouts at strategic locations in several states. A work stoppage? Well, that could be avoided. However, the UAW and GM and Ford and Atlantis are approaching a deadline to agree on a new contract. Here's Bloomberg's David Welch. The vibe coming out of the union right now is there. The president is itching to strike. He says he's not, but he's making plans. The rhetoric is still really strong against the car companies, against rich executives and all that stuff. He's getting people riled up. He says they're far apart. It doesn't sound like they are if you look the at numbers. I think they will. It could go on for a while. I don't think it will be something like three months, but I could see a strike going on for weeks, and it could vary by car company too. That is Bloomberg's David Welch. By the way, if no agreement is reached, this could be the first time the union takes action against all three at the same time. Sean Fain, I mentioned it being the head of the UAW. He's going to hold a press conference at 10 p .m. Wall Street time tonight. We go next to China where the central bank has reduced the reserve requirements for a time second this year. The story from Bloomberg's Yvonne Mann in Hong Kong. The People's Bank of China has lowered the triple R for most banks by 25 basis points. The weighted average triple R for banks will be 7 .4 % after the reduction. And economists say a triple R cut was expected because of the large amount of special bond supply set to hit the market this month. The central bank said the cut will help maintain reasonably of relatively ample liquidity in the banking system. Economists estimate the reduction could free up 55 to 69 billion dollars. Bloomberg economics say the PBOC could still trim its policy rate by 10 basis points later on today, but the consensus is for a hold at 2 .5%. In Hong Kong, I'm Yvonne Mann, Bloomberg Radio. Earlier today, the European Central Bank raised its key interest rate for tenth consecutive time and ECB President Christine Lagarde said she can't yet say that rates have peaked. Inflation continues to decline but is still expected to remain too high for too long. We are determined to ensure that inflation returns to our 2 % medium term target in a timely manner. That is ECB President Christine Lagarde. The euro curiously weakened a bit today right now at $1 .640 against the greenback. Let's check Global News next. And as we have been reporting, we shall find out more tonight about what the UAW is planning to do in this labor dispute with the big three. There will be a 10 pm Eastern Time press conference or at least statement from UAW President Sean Fain. Let's get to Ed Baxter in the Global Newsroom. Thank you. That's right, Doug. Will can President Joe Biden get involved in that labor dispute? That is a question that is way out there today. Bloomberg's Gabriel Coppola says he's managed to imaged himself as a friend of the middle class in organized labor.
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Monitor Show 15:00 09-04-2023 15:00
"I sourced from there, so go check it out. Discord .gg. Also, if you enjoy Odd Lots, if you appreciate conversations like the one we just had with Josh, please leave us a positive review on your favorite podcast platform. Thanks for listening. This is the Odd Lots podcast on Bloomberg Radio. I'm Joe Eisenthal. And I'm Tracy Alloway. Stay with us. Today's top stories and global business headlines are coming up right now. The eastern and central U .S. are baking in the heat this Labor Day, with some cities seeing record high temperatures. Forecasters say the heat will ease in the Midwest by Wednesday and move into the southern Plains and south later in the week. Too much screen time is being linked to developmental delays in children. That's according to a new study published in the journal JAMA Pediatrics. Researchers looked at data from 7 ,000 kids and found that two or more hours of screen time increased the likelihood of developmental delays. One -year -olds were 61 percent more likely to have delayed communication skills at age two when they spent more than two hours in front of TVs or cell phones compared to kids who spent less than one hour in front of screens a day. The risk went up nearly five times for children who had more than four...
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Monitor Show 23:00 08-25-2023 23:00
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The Eric Metaxas Show
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"Welcome to the Eric Metaxas Show. I shouldn't tell you this, but Eric hired someone who sounds just like him to host today's show. But since I'm the announcer, they told me, so I'm telling you, don't be fooled. The real Eric's in jail. Hey folks, welcome to Monday. This is the beginning of the week for me, and probably for most of you. Traditionally, Monday is seen as the beginning of the week. Chris Himes, how about for you? Will you consider this beginning of the week? It is. Normally it is. All right, so we're together on that. It's the beginning of the week. Now, I tell my audience, coming up in this hour, we're going to be talking to a young man named Harry Shearer, not to be confused with the man who does the voice of Montgomery Burns on The Simpsons. No, it's a different Harry Shearer. This is someone he's written for the American Conservative. He's written a long article on RFK Jr. Very interesting. We're going to explore that with him in this hour, RFK Jr. In hour two, I believe we're going to be speaking about men's fashion and why it's not just about fashion. It actually has meaning. How we dress, how we present ourselves meaning. has So get ready for that. Chris, I got to tell you, this weekend I was in a church, well, actually yesterday, I was in a church in Ben Salem, Pennsylvania. Ben Salem, Pennsylvania. It's been an hour and 40 minutes from New York. We drove out there, drove back. It's called Christian Life Church, Pastor Mike English. What a great church. I go to these places, I get so encouraged that there are churches that they get it. They are doing what I write about in my book, Letter to the American Church. They're living it out. They're not hiding in the shadows saying we don't want to be controversial. They are willing to simply speak the truth and they are blessing their congregations. I'm sure you can see my sermon there online, but it's Christian Life Church in Ben Salem, Pennsylvania. Just a privilege for me to be with those folks, to meet Pastor Mike and his wife, Christie, their son, Elijah. Just encouraging to me to meet people like this in communities like this, full of people of faith in action, not just faith in your head, which is fake faith, but faith that lives itself out, lives out, lives in action. Just beautiful. Anyway, okay, so speaking of faith in action, we want to continue to ask you to step up with Food for the Poor. Food for the Poor feeds people in our hemisphere who are suffering in Latin American countries, but as we begin the week in this country, many of you know that tropical storms and flooding are hitting the Baja Peninsula in California. Hurricane Hillary or tropical storm, whatever it was, Hillary hit landfall and deleted 30 ,000 emails. Isn't that unbelievable? Sorry, that was a joke. That was a cheap joke. That was a good one. It was a cheap joke that I stole from the Babylon Bee. But seriously, you know, when storms hit, the destruction is horrifying, and this is the first tropical storm, this is amazing, to hit Southern California in 84 years, right? Now, I want to say that meanwhile, forecasters are warning that major Atlantic hurricanes, Atlantic, are likely very soon. We have the hurricane season coming up in the Atlantic, and the reason I'm bringing this up right now is that there are 17 countries served by our friends at Food for the Poor, which is a Christian nonprofit relief agency, and this month they're focusing on emergency relief supplies because they know that hurricane season is upon us and it's going to strike many of these countries in these communities very, very hard, and they want to be prepared.
Newsradio 970 WFLA
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"Take over that forecast forecasters say tropical storm Emily will not affect Florida or any land no end to the heat and humidity anytime soon in Florida Noah says Florida may be hotter and wetter than usual right through fall enter Miami's got its first League's Cup title beating Nashville SC and a thrilling 10 -9 penalty shootout to settle a 1 -1 tie Miami had the worst record in the MLS this season until superstar Lionel Messi's arrival you'll pay $3 382 a gallon for regular gas on average in Florida today up eight cents in the past week with Florida's news I'm Steve Summers visit your local Lexus dealer or go to Lexus .com to find you a Pasco crash on southbound 75 after County Road 41 has two lanes left blocked 15 -minute delays in a St. Pete crash First Avenue North at 20th Street North could slow you down this report is sponsored by mattress firm there's no better time to upgrade your mattress firm's best sale of the year get a Sleepy's bed and adjustable base for only $49 .99 the lowest price ever Amy Snyder news radio WFLA from the Hoffman electrical and air conditioning Weather Center powered by Rood air conditioning as into we head your Sunday afternoon expect some scattered showers and storms coming in from the southeast it's all part of a tropical wave that eventually from the Florida Straits will move into the Gulf of Mexico as we head into the workweek though it's going to be much drier so for today high temperatures low 90s but when we see more sunshine starting Monday and throughout the workweek we could be near record levels yet again as high temperatures top out in the mid 90s a max offender 8 meteorologist Eric stone this report is sponsored by arrow start saving on the road with the larrows 100 days of summer get fuel saving snacks swag and more every day all summer long only with valero pay plus download the app and start saving right now additional terms and conditions
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Monitor Show 19:00 08-19-2023 19:00
"Family of podcasts on Twitter at podcast. I would be remiss if I did not thank the crack team that helps put these conversations together. My audio engineer is Justin Milner. My producer is Paris Wald. My project manager is Atika Valbron. My researcher is Sean Russo. I'm Barry Rituls. You've been listening to Masters in Business on Bloomberg Radio. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. Hurricane Hillary is headed toward the central Baja California peninsula after weakening to a category 2 storm. The latest update from the National Hurricane Center puts Hillary about 640 miles south southeast of San Diego packing top winds near 110 miles an hour. Forecasters say the storm is likely to cause catastrophic and life -threatening flooding over the region and the southwestern U .S. through Monday. Hurricane warnings are up for parts of Mexico with tropical storm warnings posted from the California border with Mexico north to Catalina Island. The director of the National Hurricane Center says today is the day to prepare for Hurricane Hillary if you are in southern California. Dr. Michael Brennan says those in Hillary's path need to remain on high alert even as the storm weakens. Even as the winds weaken as we're starting to see them come down now that has almost nothing to do with how much rainfall is going to occur and the impacts of that flooding that's going to occur in portions of southern California. Hillary is expected to become a tropical storm when it makes landfall. Thousands of people are rushing to evacuate the capital of Canada's northwest territories. The provincial capital Yellowknife is home to about 20 ,000 people and they've all been ordered to evacuate along with people in several other communities. As of Friday night about 19 ,000 have left the city as a massive wildfire creeps towards Yellowknife and a major highway.
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"Working rest and hand of -in is the Forecasters -hand working southwest with with FEMA as warn Governor as a Newsom. it's tropical likely the storm to storm cause A probably storm approaches catastrophic of this early and magnitude the and National life Sunday. Guard has -threatening west not flooding has through made been called Monday. landfall over The White in. House in has the President Southern region Hillary California Biden will and hit Former President is since southern getting Trump California constant 1939. is reportedly and the planning to skip the upcoming Republican debate and instead will be interviewed by Tucker Carlson. The debate hosted by the Republican National Committee will air Wednesday on Fox News. The Times New says York Trump the GOP front -runner has an interview lined up that same night with Carlson. Trump previously signaled he might not take part in the debate as polls show him holding a huge lead over his 2024 GOP rivals. The suspect in the murders of four University of Idaho students is fighting evidence from prosecutors. Brad has Siegel more. In a hearing Friday defense attorneys for Brian Koberger had witnesses testify about DNA evidence and genealogy testing. Detectives use genealogy tracing to identify Koberger as a suspect in the murders. The defense claimed prosecutors aren't giving them all documents and communications in the case. The defense make wants a to motion to dismiss the indictment. A hearing on that is set for September 1st. Koberger's attorneys may present an alibi defense. The judge wants the trial to start October 2nd. A thousand potential jurors could be considered. I'm Brad Siegel. Police in Philadelphia say one person was killed and six others wounded when several gunmen opened fire on a crowd at a street gathering overnight. It happened about 130 this morning with some witnesses describing it as a shootout at a block party. The victims ranged in age from 19 to 51. Police say a 19 year old man killed was and officers found more than 60 shell casings at the scene in West Philadelphia. I'm Chris Coraggio. Elon Musk says ex -users will no longer block be able accounts to except for in private messages. He wrote in a post Friday announcing the key safety feature will be eliminated. Musk has made big changes since acquiring Twitter last year for $44 billion, laying off employees, stating banned accounts and most rebranding it recently as ex. He did not give a reason for or getting say rid of when the block it function would take effect. He noted the mute function will continue to be available. A California court is reviving two sexual abuse lawsuits against Michael Jackson's corporation. Yesterday, the California Court of Appeal revived the lawsuits against MJJ Productions, filed by two men who accused Jackson of molesting them for years when they were children. Both accusers argue MJ's corporations failed to protect them from the alleged abuse. The lawsuits were previously dismissed in 2021 after a lower court found MJJ Productions had no legal duty to protect children from Jackson because it had no ability to control his actions. Barbie will be available to stream digitally in a few weeks. More from Michael Kassner. Hi Barbie! Hi Ken! It's set to arrive on September 5th. What do I have to do? For about $20 you can now pre -order the movie on Amazon. So cool. Credit Gerwig star studded movie surged past expectations over the 155 million dollar US debut in July, the biggest opening weekend of 2023 and the best kickoff for a movie Taylor Swift's era's tour is likely to become the highest grossing tour of all time. A new report shows the tour likely brought in over 2 billion dollars from North American ticket sales alone. The previous holder record went to Elton John's farewell yellow brick road tour which raked in over 887 million between 2018 and 2023. The average presale ticket price for a seat at the era's tour was about $455 with resale prices averaging over 1600 bucks. I'm Chris Caragio. and I'm Leslie Lotto in the Bloomberg Newsroom. Here are some of the stories we're watching. The Chinese military has been busy apparently signaling Taiwanese separatist forces with drills around the island. This comes just days after Taiwan's vice president passed through the United States and met with American officials in Paraguay. The People's Liberation Army says the joint navy and air force combat readiness exercise was a stern quote warning to those colluding with foreign forces. Nearly half of all borrowers in the United States believe student loan debt is a national crisis. This according to a survey by Bankrate. Bankrate analyst Sarah Foster says only a third of Americans say think they student loan borrowers should be responsible for paying back their debt. If we're looking at the cost of what it would be for the government overall, it would come with a major economic cost here. Foster adds that about half of those that were surveyed said that they don't think the federal government is doing enough to provide financial assistance. With students returning to college campuses pledging a sorority or is fraternity taking on a whole new cache. As Bloomberg's Nancy Lyons reports, those hoping to pledge are embracing fashion big time. How about a $20 thousand outfit for the rush season in the last week or so, there's been a flood of tick tock posts from students showcasing their outfit of the day and detailing the luxury brands they're wearing. One freshman student at Alabama wore a Cartier bracelet worth more than $7 ,000, a Rolex watch for $11 ,000 and Burberry leather sneakers for nearly $600. Sororities are noticing a social media presence is now part of the recruitment process. Nancy Lyons, Bloomberg Radio. And Apollo Global Management has fired of one its partners. Dylan Foo is the head of the firm's infrastructure division. He was apparently arrested for alleged inappropriate behavior and policy violations. The private equity firm out Manhattan of says they determined after a thorough review that Foo, quote, behaved inappropriately, adding it doesn't, quote, tolerate conduct or actions that violate the firm's policies or undermine its culture. For his part, Foo declined to comment. Global News 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2 hundred journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. I'm Leslie Lado and this is Bloomberg. Wherever your business takes you, Bloomberg Radio is here with you. Breaking economic news, crossing the Bloomberg. Powered by 27 hundred journalists and analysts. So let's get to some of the gainers. day's In more than 120 countries around the world. We are seeing a stocks this morning. We're the only 24 -7 global business radio platform. This market regime is going to come with volatility. more Bloomberg Radio, the Bloomberg Business App and Bloomberg Radio dot com. This is Masters in Business with Barry Ritz on Bloomberg Radio. I'm Barry Ritz. You're listening to Masters in Business on Bloomberg Radio. My extra special guest this week is Cass Sunstein. He is the Founder and Director of the Program on Behavioral Economics and Public Policy at Harvard Law School, he where has been a professor for a number of years. He has also been the Administrator of the White House Office Information of and Regulatory Affairs. He served on the President's Review Board on Intelligence and
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Monitor Show 18:00 08-19-2023 18:00
"Appeal to the Fifth Circuit, which is considered the most conservative appellate court in the country. So we'll see what happens there. Thanks so much, Shao. That's Professor Shao Wang of the University of Virginia Law School. And that's it for this edition of the Bloomberg Law Show. Remember, you can always get the latest legal news by listening to our Bloomberg Law podcast, wherever you get your favorite podcasts. This is Bloomberg Law on Bloomberg Radio. I'm June Grosso. Stay with us. Today's top stories and global business headlines are coming up right now. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. Southern California is preparing for the arrival of Hurricane Hillary, which is now a Category two storm. Officials in the region say they are working hand in hand with FEMA as the storm approaches and the National Guard has been called in. Hillary will hit Southern California and the rest of the Southwest as a tropical storm probably early Sunday. The White House says President Biden is getting constant updates and is working with Governor Newsom. A storm of this magnitude has not made landfall in Southern California since 1939. Forecasters warn it's likely to cause catastrophic and life threatening flooding over the region and the southwestern U .S. through Monday. Former President Trump is reportedly planning to skip the upcoming Republican debate and instead will be interviewed by Tucker Carlson. The debate hosted by the Republican National Committee will air Wednesday in Fox News. The New York Times says Trump, the GOP front runner, has an interview lined up that same night with Carlson. Trump previously signaled he might not take part in the debate as polls show him holding a huge lead over his 2024 GOP rivals. The suspect in the murders of four University of Idaho students is fighting evidence from prosecutors. Brad Siegel has more. In a hearing Friday, defense attorneys for Brian Koberger had witnesses testify about DNA evidence and genealogy testing. Detectives use genealogy tracing to identify Koberger as a suspect in the murders.
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Monitor Show 14:00 08-19-2023 14:00
"Society like ours. Bloomberg opinion editor Sarah Green Carmichael and that does it for this week's Bloomberg opinion. We are produced by Eric Mollo and you can find all of these columns on the Bloomberg terminal and we're available as a podcast on Apple, Spotify or your favorite podcast platform. Now stay with us. Today's top stories and global business headlines are just ahead. I'm Amy Morris and this is Bloomberg. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. Hurricane Hillary has been downgraded to category three, but forecasters warn it's still a dangerous storm. Elizabeth Adams with the National Weather Service says the storm will bring heavy rain. Issued a flood watch that is valid for all of Southern California. So the mountains and the deserts, that's going to be valid for late Saturday morning through Monday afternoon and a few hours delayed for the coast and valleys. 5 AM Sunday through 11 PM on Monday. The latest update from the National Hurricane Center puts Hillary about 235 miles west southwest of the Baja Peninsula in Mexico with sustained winds of about 125 miles per hour. Forecasters expect the storm to weaken as it moves north into colder waters. While Hillary is expected to be a tropical storm by the time it makes landfall, it could still cause potentially catastrophic and life -threatening flooding. The Pentagon is deploying 700 personnel and 140 Coast Guard responders to fight the wildfires still raging in Maui. On Friday, U .S. defense officials pledged to continue their efforts in combating wildfires until they're fully extinguished. The Army has also deployed CH -47 Chinook helicopters to suppress fires from above while the Army Corps of Engineers worked.
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"-TV reporter Lauren Posen. Forecasters warn that this storm could cause extreme flooding, mudslides and even tornadoes. President Biden hosted the first ever trilateral summit with the leaders of South Korea and Japan on Friday. An historic backdrop for an unprecedented meeting. The first standalone summit ever between the leaders of the U .S., Japan and South Korea. The world will be safer as we stand together. President Biden insisted this summit was not about China and yet the three leaders released a statement condemning China's quote dangerous and aggressive military moves in the South China Sea. That is CBS correspondent Nancy Cordes. Former President Trump's federal January 6 case and his racketeering case in Georgia are moving forward and it looks like August 28th will be a very important day for his legal team. CBS congressional correspondent Scott McFarland joined WTOP with more. Here in Washington D .C. at the federal courthouse Judge Tanya Chodkin who has this case assigned to her will actually pick the trial date. She's heard the president's recommendations April 2026. She's heard the special counsel's recommendations January 2nd 2024. Let's see what Judge Chodkin recommends when she has this case in her hearing room Monday morning the 28th but at the same time Monday morning August 28 10 a .m. at the federal court in in Georgia. In Atlanta former chief of staff Mark Meadows appears to try to get his Georgia Fulton County racketeering move prosecution to federal court. Donald Trump's likely going to do the same thing. We'll see what arguments Meadows makes it may be the same argument Trump makes. That's CBS congressional correspondent Scott McFarland. Now to the war in Ukraine the casualty toll is nearing half a million people killed and wounded that's according to US officials. WTLP national security correspondent JJ Green says there are concerns that this may last a lot longer than some had hoped. US officials say Russia's lost almost 200 ,000 troops about 120 ,000 killed 180 ,000 wounded Ukraine approximately 70 ,000 troops have been killed and close to 120 wounded in talking with several US government military and intelligence officials the numbers differ some say they're higher some say they're lower but either way almost 200 ,000 troops killed in a year and a half is a very sobering reality of this war which people in Europe say is a battle for the soul of Europe and if Ukraine loses this war to Russia we could see this same scenario repeated on battlefields in countries other in Europe casualty numbers increase sharply in the winter and spring when the two countries turn the eastern city of bakmout into a killing field people are evacuating the capital of Canada's northwest territories as a wildfire burns just miles outside of the city of 20 ,000 officials say over 19 thousand people have left yellowknife so far most of them by road in long convoys and others from emergency flights neighboring into Alberta coming up after traffic and weather and wtop a losing streak on wall street and also coming up a pledge from a local superintendent on how allegations against the principal were handled there will be accountability and keep my evidence for the your foot in the door but now you want to take the next step success looks different to everyone and for more than 75 University years of Maryland Global Campus has helped working adults like you succeed again choose for more than 125 degree and certificate programs with online and hybrid courses no
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"Investment Advisors. Switch to interactive brokers for lowest cost global trading and turnkey custody solutions. No ticket charges and no conflicts of your interests at ibkr .com slash ria. And now for my next trick. I will combine the strength of hefty ultra strong trash bags with the joyfully clean scent of Fabuloso! Wow! Smells like rainbows and unicorns! Hefty hefty hefty! Well, that turned out better than when I tried to split my assistant in half. New hefty ultra strong trash bags with Fabuloso scent. So strong, so joyful, it must be magic. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. The National Weather Service has upgraded a tropical storm watch for Southern California to a tropical storm warning. Wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour are possible along with 2 to 4 inches or more of flooding rain. This will bring significant and potentially dangerous and rare impacts to portions of Southern California and the Southwest U .S. this weekend into early next week. National Weather Service meteorologist Courtney Carpenter says Hillary will likely arrive Sunday. Forecasters say Hillary is likely to generate torrential rains in the mountains and southern deserts of California, Nevada and Arizona if the system makes landfall in Southern California.
The Breakdown
A highlight from Will Coinbase's Launch of BASE Ignite the Crypto Builders?
"Welcome back to The Breakdown with me, NLW. It's a daily podcast on macro, Bitcoin, and the big picture power shifts remaking our world. What's going on, guys? It is Thursday, August 10th, and today we are talking about Coinbase's attempt to bring the world on chain. Before we get into that, however, if you are enjoying The Breakdown, please go subscribe to it, give it a rating, give it a review, or if you want to dive deeper into the conversation, come join us on the Breakers Discord. You can find a link in the show notes or go to bit .ly slash breakdown pod. All right, friends. Well, as you heard from that introduction today, we are talking about Coinbase's base layer two. Day one was yesterday. But before we do that, we need to do a little check in on CPI. Today was CPI day, and this is always a good chance to get a gut level sense for where the macro is at the moment. And of course, to get a gut level sense of the macro or specifically the Fed's part in the macro, there's perhaps no one that markets listen to more than Nick Timiros, the chief economics correspondent at The Wall Street Journal, who is widely seen as having the most direct line to the Fed. A couple days ago, he tweeted, Wall Street forecasters expect the July CPI to show the headline and core indices rose 0 .2 % each from June. That would lower the 12 month core CPI to 4 .7 % from 4 .8 % in June, while boosting the headline index to 3 .3 % from 3 .0 % in June. Now, given that the markets really started to consolidate around this prediction, a lot of the discussion was not so much about what the numbers would be, but what the anticipated slight increase in inflation would represent from a narrative interpretation standpoint. The Kobayisi letter wrote, the fight against inflation is about to get really interesting. Inflation is set to begin rising again just as a Fed pause is expected. This is why the Fed is leaving all possibilities on the table. The fight against inflation continues. While the Fed's work seems to be near its end, the next few months will be interesting. It's never as simple as just raise rates and lower them later. Paulo Macro tweeted, if CPI comes in soft this morning, lots of bros think the curve flattens and rates fall. They are all backwards. The second grade inflation wave is already underway, and the Fed pause on falling core is going to detonate the long end. Another big dimension of the story is the China deflation showing up as we had discussed yesterday. Finance a lot tweeted, counterintuitive opinion. If CPI comes in slightly hot tomorrow, they'll use that as a bullish narrative to quote unquote prove the US economy is resilient in the face of Chinese deflation. What the talking heads won't tell the public is unlike previous recessions, this one starts in China. Now, whether finance a lot is wrong or right, one thing that is interesting to note is that we haven't really had a recession for a very long time that wasn't started by a financial crisis. Instead, right now, it appears if we got one, it would be led by a manufacturing drop off. We're just not used to that anymore, and so we don't necessarily know how to interpret it. In any case, there is definitely a sense of impending volatility coming down the line. Macro commentator Fei Jiao wrote, why I think resolution is now on the horizon as the summer begins to reach an end. CPI bottomed last month, and the base effects are about to get worse for the next, while making it harder to beat moving forward. Energy is bouncing here and will make headline CPI harder to overcome. The Bank of Japan is trying to unwind yield curve control now, which is complicated but could basically lead to dollar strength and higher yields, both negative for risk assets.
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"June of 1974. Forecasters predict today's high in Phoenix will hit 110 degrees for a 31st day in a row. Seattle police are still looking for suspects in a shooting that five wounded people at a community outreach event. The shooting happened Friday night when gunmen opened fire on a crowd in a grocery store parking lot where the event was going on. Two of the victims are listed in critical condition and all are believed to be in their 20s. And a paralyzed man on Long Island regained some movement after breakthrough AI surgery. Jacqueline Carl explains. Forty five year old Keith Thomas became a quadriplegic after breaking his neck in a pool accident three years ago. Being sky's the limit, like I can do a lot. Thomas became emotional Friday while thanking his doctors at Northwell Health team who use computer chips to aid in reconnecting his brain to his spinal cord in March. Thomas has improved dramatically since his 15 hour surgery and is giving hope to over 100 million people dealing with paralysis all over the world. He can now move his right arm in hand. The number of cars being stolen in New York City continues to surge and the NYPD is looking to beef up enforcement to catch the thieves. David Folk Thomas has more. So far this year there have been more than 8600 auto thefts in the about city compared to 7300 during the same period last year and 2022 is nearly 14 stolen cars was a 150 % increase over the total swiped in 2018. The New York Post reports the NYPD is poised to announce a new auto theft enforcement plan and will first test Bronx and North Queens where there are the most thefts LeBron James is sharing an update on his oldest son after the 18 year old suffered cardiac arrest this week an Instagram video posted on Saturday shows brawny James playing the piano his father wrote in the videos caption quote grand rising god is great James was discharged from a Los Angeles area hospital shortly after the medical emergency it happened during a workout at USC where the incoming freshman plays basketball the backlog on American passports just keeps growing Scott Carr explains the the state State department says it's been receiving an unprecedented four hundred thirty thousand passport applications every week receiving staff overwhelmed and many travelers panicking the turnaround time to get a passport in the mail just now about thirteen weeks last year the U .S. issued over twenty three million passports as Americans started traveling again after the worst of the COVID pandemic Secretary of State Antony Blinken said in March the Department was on track to break that record this year and Ukraine is changing the day it recognizes this Christmas on Saturday Ukrainian President Zelensky signed a law moving the country's Christmas date from early January to December twenty fifth he said the move is another way quote to abandon the Russian heritage and put space between the two countries amid the ongoing war. I'm Jim Forbes. and now this Bloomberg sports update we've seen this before say Mets fans prior to the start of the season the Texas Rangers took Jacob deGrom of course deGrom had seizing ending Tommy John surgery in June so the Rangers called up the Mets one more time said let's grab Max Scherzer he's the highest man paid in all of Major League Baseball over 43 million a year Texas doesn't care he can leave at the end of the season there's no long -term deal in place Texas doesn't care Scherzer approved the deal as Rangers going are all -in the Mets get one of the top prospects in baseball and certainly in the Rangers organization Ronald Acuna Jr.'s younger brother who's a middle infielder and a center fielder on the diamond all Washington as they roughed up the Mets at Citi Field 11 to 6 it was game three of the four game series New took York the first two Francisco Lindor Marcanha the only two men's with multi -hit games Nationals they were all over Mets starter Carlos Carrasco as they were able to tab him for six earned runs in in just two and a third innings Patrick Corbin earned the win for the Nats allowing four runs and five in two -thirds series Sunday concludes at 140 it's the final leg of the three -headed pitching mantra that's left for the Mets because of course Scherzer is gone and with the Grom gone so it's Justin Verlander getting the call he takes on Trevor Williams Yankees an errant judge back at it he homered as did a Giancarlo Stanton Yankees They beat Baltimore 8 -3 at Camden Yards to pick up a game on them in the standings Yankee starter Clark Schmidt north of 500 now 7 and 6 on the season Tyler Wells took the loss the 0 starter he is seven and six as well he lasted just two and two -thirds innings news from the NFL Colts star running back Jonathan Taylor requests a trade his owner Jim Irsay says no and two -time Super Bowl champion Sony Michel a running backs retiring at the age of 28 want to ring with the Patriots and the Rams with your Bloomberg sports update Rob Bushka this is a Bloomberg money minute are we falling out love with electric vehicles hardly but Bloomberg reporter Keith Naughton says sales aren't growing as fast as they had been almost up by fifty percent this year but last year they wrote sixty five percent and in the first half of last year there are seventy one percent early adopters are behind much of the enthusiasm so far most consumers still have some big questions where will I charge my vehicle how long it will take and that gives them some pause as does the cost of EVs meanwhile automakers keep building both electric vehicles and EV and battery factories and inventories are piling up the day's supply of electric vehicles reached 92 days in June nearly double what it is for a traditional vehicle
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"With what Americans are putting up with now. A heat wave that has killed at least 14 people Zianna in is Texas expected and to be centered over the Mid -South by the weekend. David Roth, forecaster with National the Weather Service says it's only going to get hotter. The kind of weather you want to stay indoors or be in an air station place or drink lots of water. Heat index levels of up to 112 degrees are forecast in parts Florida over the next few days. I'm Donna Water. If you're traveling by car for the July 4th holiday, time the best to be on the road today is before 10 a .m. or after 6 p .m. says the AAA. And you're going to have a lot of company on the highway this holiday weekend. More than 43 million Americans will drive to their destination. About 4 million are going to fly and both will set a record for and stay travel, says the AAA. Among those going on a summer holiday, the justices of the Supreme Court. expect But we to hear more from the high court today before the justices break for vacation. The AP's lawyer on the upcoming decisions. On Gay Rights, that case involves a Christian graphic artist from Colorado who wants to begin designing wedding websites but objects to making wedding websites for same -sex couples. The justices have already released important decisions this week on other issues, including affirmative action, voting rights, and religious rights. That affirmative action decision said colleges must stop considering the race of applicants for admission. A measure of inflation that's closely tracked by the Fed shows price pressures eased in May that word is just in. More than 150 executives at some big companies are urging the European Union to rethink its rules for artificial intelligence. Now to a rare but possibly deadly germ and the infections it can cause. The CDC will begin tracking this. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will start tracking infections caused by a rare but potentially deadly germ. The germ is called chronobacter. Illnesses and deaths among children set off a nationwide shortage of infant formula last year. When the bug gets into a food such as powdered formula, it can cause life -threatening bloodstream infections and meningitis in very young or sick infants. The CDC says even though the infections are rare, up to 40 % of babies who get sick will die. So far this year, one case of chronobacter infection in an infant has been reported to the CDC linked to formula. The agency is warning parents to sterilize equipment used for bottle and breastfeeding after a baby died from a chronobacter infection traced to a contaminated breast pump. I'm Ed Donohue. And I'm Rita Foley, AP News. This is 820 a .m. WCPT Willow Springs and streaming worldwide at wcpt820 .com. We are Chicago's progressive talk where facts matter. Now your WCPT 820 weather update. From the Weatherology
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"Forecasters say the smoky blanket casting an orange pall across Canada and the U .S. could persist Meteorologist into the Zach weekend. Taylor is with the National Weather Service. Until the fires are contained or in, really Many northerly winds or northwesterly winds are going to continue to pull that smoke south. Across the eastern U .S. officials warned officials residents to stay inside and limit outdoor activities. Professor Lauren Wald is a researcher at Ohio State's School of Medicine. Especially if they're exercising, breathing faster, they're going to be hailing particulates at concentrations that normal smokers would inhale. Canada is of course the seeing worst of the wildfires. Bill Blair is Canada's Emergency Preparedness Minister. There are 414 wildfires burning, 239 of which are determined to be out of control. Audio provided by I'm Jennifer King. Pat Robertson has died, the religious broadcaster who tried to win the Republican presidential nomination in 1988. Pat Robertson was 93. It appears that the Justice Department is moving toward a possible indictment in the investigation into former President Trump's handling of classified documents. are reports There that prosecutors recently sent the Trump legal team a target letter. That's often a sign that criminal charges are coming, but not always. Vice President Kamala Harris is announcing that the U .S. is investing more than a hundred million dollars in the Caribbean region, in part to crack down on weapons trafficking. This is AP News. An arrest on charges linked to the January 6th attack on the U .S. Capitol. The AP's Ed Donohue has this story. An owner of several funeral homes on Long Island has been arrested on charges related to the Capitol riot. An FBI agent wrote in court papers Peter Maloney appeared to have come to the Capitol prepared for violence, with protective eyewear, helmet a and a can of insecticide, wasp, hornet and yellow jacket killer. He's accused of spraying wasp killer at police officers and attacking journalists, including an AP photographer. The agent says Maloney was seen punching and shoving the photographer before other rioters pushed the photographer over a wall. Brother and funeral home co -owner Dan Maloney says the alleged actions taken by an individual on his own time are in no way reflective of the core values of the business. Ed Donahue, Washington. Former Vice President Mike Pence launched his bid for the Republican nomination for president yesterday. I'm Rita Foley, AP News. The new rate essentials light trap uses light to attract then trap flying insects like fruit flies and mosquitoes for insecticide protection that people and pet friendly get the new rate essentials light trap. This 820 is AM WCPT Willow Springs and streaming worldwide at wcpt820 dot com. We are Chicago's progressive talk where facts matter now your WCPT 820 weather update. Mhm. Mhm. Mhm. The weather ology weather center. I'm
AP News Radio
How busy will Atlantic hurricane season be? Depends on who wins unusual battle of climatic titans
"Will it be quiet or chaotic and the Atlantic Ocean during hurricane season this year? I'm Lisa dwyer. The jury is still out on how active the hurricane season for the Atlantic Ocean will be an El Nino was brewing in the Pacific which can dramatically dampen hurricane activity, El Nino happens every few years and changes whether worldwide, but at the same time record ocean heat is bubbling up in the Atlantic, providing a boost of fuel for storms, the Atlantic is the warmest it has been for this time of year. Many forecasters aren't sure which weather Titan will prevail because the scenario hasn't happened before on this scale. Most forecasters are expecting something about average. The national oceanic and atmospheric administration says there's about a 40% chance of a near normal season, normal is 14 named storms with 7 becoming hurricanes and three of those major hurricanes. I'm Lisa dwyer
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More severe weather forecast for battered South, Midwest
"Forecasters are warning of a new threat of fierce storms and potential tornadoes for later today in some of the same areas that were pummeled last week. Residents are still trying to grapple with the loss of life and property from tornadoes last week, and now there's a new threat. In Little Rock, Arkansas, stedman Thomas says he wouldn't want to experience those fierce winds from Friday again. I was inside of my bathroom, my wife was inside the other bathroom, and we were just praying. Forecasters say the very same conditions, another area of low pressure, combined with strong southerly winds, could bring new storms to Arkansas, Missouri, and west central Illinois. Matt Elliott at NOAA's storm prediction center says this is the time to prepare. Start checking batteries on your weather radios, making sure you have multiple ways to receive weather warnings. 11 states were caught in last week, swarm of tornadoes, which killed nearly three dozen people. I'm Jackie Quinn
AP News Radio
Tornadoes kill at least 11 across US Midwest and South
"At least 18 people are dead across the Midwest and mid south as severe weather hit several states Friday, bringing with it reports of more than 65 tornadoes. Deaths were reported in Tennessee, Illinois, Indiana, Arkansas, Alabama, Mississippi. Plus thousands of homes and buildings destroyed or damaged according to officials at a strip mall in Little Rock Arkansas Joanna McCain huddled with other customers as a tornado blew the roof from another building. We ran to the back, we huddled together, and we pray for our lives. Airline Abrams was in her store when the same tornado blew out a glass window. But we all made it into the bathroom, and it was only one person in storm prediction center forecaster Jared guyer says, these were fast moving tornadoes and the region will see more, possibly as soon as Tuesday. Severe weather becomes more common as we go through the remainder of the spring. I'm Julie Walker
AP News Radio
US revises down last quarter's economic growth to 2.6% rate
"In good news bad news, the U.S. economy is growing, but slightly slower than the government's previous estimate. The commerce department finds the U.S. economy grew at a rate of 2.6% in the final estimate for the fourth quarter of last year. That's a slight downgrade from previously because of revisions with weakening consumer spending and exports. That puts 2020 twos annual GDP at 2.1% down from the 5.9% the U.S. enjoyed in 2021 during the pandemic recovery boom, despite a robust jobs market, most economists say growth is slowing as rising interest rates makes borrowing more expensive and consumers reduce spending on categories that were popular during the lockdowns like appliances and furniture. Forecasters expect to see even more deceleration when the January through March report is issued on April 27th. Jennifer King, Washington
AP News Radio
Tornado recovery tough in Mississippi, one of poorest states
"In Mississippi and Georgia, they're digging out from tornadoes that tore through parts of both states with up to 200 mph winds. At least 25 people were killed in Friday's Mississippi storms where that EF four tornado stretched for 59 miles, according to meteorologists. Volunteers like Jared coons on the ground helping residents left homeless. Houses, homes, everything is everything I can see is in some state of destruction. Now the southern plains and Midwest racing for more severe storms Thursday and Friday says national weather service storm prediction center forecaster Jared guyer. This kind of setup could produce severe storms capable of large hail damaging winds and tornadoes. Guyer says we're getting into prime season for tornadoes. I'm Julie Walker.
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The Fed Expects a Sharp Decline in Economic Activity for 2023
"Reserve chair, Jerome Powell, and his colleagues are expecting a sharp drop off in economic activity through the rest of 2023, at least that's the implication from new economic projections. They published this week. The figures show policymakers now expect the U.S. to eke out a point for expansion this year down from the .5 growth that they penciled in at the last forecast round in December. That might not seem like a big downgrade at first blush, right, jealous. But it's important to consider that the number is in light of the economy surprising strength in the first quarter so far. As Robin Brooks, the chief economist at the international institute of finance in Washington points out. In January, the Atlanta fed GDP now tracker forecast first quarter domestic product would rise .7 at an annualized rate. By March 16, that estimate had risen to 3.2%, fed policymakers don't release official projections for quarterly growth. Detaining the latest estimates from the private forecasters in the fed economists into account, the new projections implied that the fed officials see a sharper downward trajectory for quarters two through four.
AP News Radio
California gets a break from drenching rains
"California is expected to get a few days break from the weather. Powerful rainstorms of drenched parts of the state flooding roadways, causing landslides toppling trees and flooding hundreds of acres of strawberries, national weather service forecaster bob orwig says the state is getting a break. California's weather is much calmer than it has been. We do have some generally light rain potential coming up for part of the weekend mostly on Sunday. But or vex says next week could bring some issues. It looks like we may have a more significant storm affect California Tuesday and Wednesday with the potential for some additional heavy snows throughout this year. And some heavy rains at the lower elevation. So we could end up with some flooding issues as we go into the beginning to middle part of next week. So Californians will get a chance to clean up before the next round of winter arrives. I'm Donna water
Bloomberg Radio New York
"forecaster" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Evacuation orders because of an anticipated storm bringing heavy rains and winds which can cause mudslides in down trees And lead singer of 60s pop group J in the Americans has passed away J black and his band had over 20 hits over the 60s including this magic moment walking in The Rain and come a little bit closer Jay black was 82 I'm Scott Carr And I'm Susanna Palmer and the Bloomberg newsroom New videos are raising questions about the safety of schools across New York City Several disturbing videos show students in violent brawls and school safety agents unable to stop them more from Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini Parents and advocates rallied in The Bronx Friday demanding more school safety agents after 6 weapons were discovered in two days across city schools NBC New York reports it's part of a trend that the school safety union says they formed the city about Gregory Floyd president of local two 37 which represents school safety agents says the union pushed the city for more agents knowing they would need them But between retirement attrition and the city's vaccine mandate schools across the city lost more than 1400 safety agents Denise Pellegrini Bloomberg radio Millionaire real estate air Robert Durst has been charged with murder in the death of his first wife Kathy durst nearly four decades after she disappeared The charge comes just days after durst was sentenced to life in prison in California for killing a confidant who helped him to cover up the alleged murder of Kathy durst who disappeared in 1982 Authorities in Louis baroque confirmed that they have charged a durst who 78 with second degree murder His lawyers say durst has been hospitalized and is on a ventilator in Los Angeles after testing positive for COVID-19 A salami snack is being linked to a salmonella outbreak that has sickened nearly 20 people across 8 states The CDC has issued a food safety alert for brand premium Italian style salami 6 The product is carried at Trader Joe's and some other grocery stores Stores in New York and New Jersey are among those that got the snacks Talks between the Italian government and UniCredit SPA over the sale of banca Monte dei paschi have collapsed that deals blow to prime minister Mario Draghi's efforts to end the Italian bank's troubles Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm Susanna Palmer This is Bloomberg Broadcasting live from the Bloomberg interactive brokers studio in New York Bloomberg 11 To Washington D.C. Bloomberg.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"forecaster" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Damaged. Louisiana, and forecasters say it could dump 18 inches of rain, at least on the Gulf Coast. In New Hampshire and investigation is underway after human bone fragments are found during a construction project not far from Loon. Mountain officials are working to determine the historical nature, the age and possible sex of the remains. Diagnostic test is pending. The search is on for a Cape Cod man who walked away from a medical unit for inmates at a hospital right here in Boston. The suspect Considered dangerous by police, police police departments on Cape Cod and security Yet let me all shattered hospital in Jamaica Plain are searching for 30 year old Darren Divine Divine, who's from Harwich walked away from the hospital and its medium security Correctional unit, which provides inpatient and outpatient medical care to male and female inmates from both the state and Suffolk County. He was last seen leaving the hospital at approximately five o'clock Sunday night. Wearing a black shirt and shorts. He's described as a white male standing five FT. Nine inches tall and weighing £160. Police say that divide His ties to many Cape Cod towns and several police involvements. He caused a police standoff at a home in Brewster back in May, after fleeing authorities for an assault and Chatham in 2019. He was arrested in Michigan after fleeing Massachusetts for assaulting a police officer in Provincetown. Tim Dion. WBC Boston's news radio state police bomb squad called in to quickly take care of an unexploded mortar Taken to the Seekonk Police station. The unfired projectile was brought there by family members of the World War. Two veteran police say no one was in danger Area of breakfast,.
NewsRadio WIOD
"forecaster" Discussed on NewsRadio WIOD
"All right. Thanks very much. It's six Elevens. Could you have a weather forecaster with the Champ? Urologist? His rank stage a coup, Marty, right? Hey, Jimmy. Good morning. We didn't get a chance yesterday, but I'm still wondering if the chief showed up to that game. Oh, my God. She drank it The Disney world yesterday. No, I did not. Yeah, with me in Mickey's, haven't you? I mean, look. Grant doesn't he didn't have a good time. He seems like this the most fun guy and he was having a great time with those two mice, but, uh, you know, like they had the worst game plan that I've seen. Um Very, very long time. Andy Reid was thoroughly outcoached and that the problem is that I mean, it was, uh, I mean the pass Rush was unrelenting, and I think that that was a big piece of it, too. And Brady is just I don't know, Brady. I mean, what can you say? There's not much more you can say about him. Well, the Children the buck for were daring the Chiefs to run the football. Yeah, exactly. Why not? Right. Don't be. You want to start on the pass rush? You wanna I mean, come on. You want to keep Brady Brady and that offense off the field? You run the football and it's just they just they said. We're not gonna let my home's beat us. So we're gonna take it out of his hands. And they're gonna make his change up our defense because they're going to start running the football and we're in a bad defense to stop it, and they didn't do it. And I don't know why. No mix up. They didn't. So here we go there. Now we sit back and watch all the off season shenanigans and Yeah, You know, maybe it'll be one of our teams next year. Who knows? Yeah, right. I hope so. There's always hope The orphans have apparently top 10 money for free agency, and they've got four picks of the first. 40 years old like that. Whatever it is, Yeah, they should do. Okay. And speaking of okay, it's a good segue.
WIBC 93.1FM
"forecaster" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Together up in Chicago because Paul was working CBS weekends in Chicago before he came to Indianapolis, and I remember him asking me he says. Well, he now how much snow do you get down there? In Indianapolis? Nice said. Well, you know, usually normal year will get you No. One, maybe two heavy snowfalls, you know, six inches or so, but that's really about it. He was around when the Blues 78 hit on January 25th and desist Somehow this distance doesn't sink in with what you told me. You're so earlier up in Chicago 19 seventies TV weather cast were done on physical maps, and they remember magnets and stickers. This is eyewitness you center 13. It was low tech visually, but the meteorologist at the National Weather Service could tell something was up. Dave Music is a forecaster at the Indianapolis office and explains the recipe. Cooked up. The blizzard was the storm system that originated out of Louisiana and therefore was pulling a lot of gulf moisture northward with it as it was intensifying on by the same at the same time frame. A lot of Arctic air was filling in from the north, and that's that contrast. Greater your contrast between cold and warm, the greater the potential for that storm to become a significant one in which in this case was a record storm for Indiana. Bob Gregory was on a mission the day before the blizzard of the out of the National Weather Service office out of the airport in Indianapolis at that time, the day before, because we were working out in agreement to get our first radar for the station, one of the forecasters there came in and said, Hey, guys. You know, this was looking like we got a major storm here, and I want to put out a blizzard warning. And, of course that stopped everybody in their tracks and just looked at him because blizzard was something that very few people have ever heard. The word hadn't experienced for a century. I don't think certainly many generations Dave to sense it is more rare. When you typically hear about blizzards, their arm or Typical or more comin out on the plain states and also along the East Coast, where the storm systems will tend to wrap it more intensively. The definition of a blizzard is one which you're vain criteria. There are wind speed and also the amount of blowing and following us know that reduces visibility to near zero. Mess. The result of that strong wind l shape was one of the hydrologist for the National Weather Service Indianapolis office for Over 40 years on the day that wasn't the buzzard was going to happen. They put out a heavy snow warning that morning of the 25th. He was the first about 17 18 hours before the snow. Actually started. He remembers the warnings. Riis, who's the forecast tradition, the blizzard warning of the three officers hot Cleveland, Chicago and Indianapolis, Indianapolis to put it out. First back bite to complete all the travels that is necessary by early this evening that snow is expected in the area by about five o'clock. What you're hearing is the broadcast of the blizzard warning that went out on WNBC radio, and indeed Then stay home. Stay off the roads because, after the drifting occurs, there is a high probability that many of the roads will be closed. Lee Giles was the news director at Wish TV channeling. We knew a big storm was coming them, you know, are several days but as opposed to 40 years later, when we have all this sophisticated computer technology, which can see these storms way out, and what's gonna likely happen. We had good information back in. Those days in 1978 in terms of the weather. We knew big storm was coming, but I'm not sure that many people grasp the how tough it was gonna be from also known as doctor Dirt, because he's been giving garden advice for over 50 years on Wi be see in Indianapolis went to the store for what everyone seems to want when a big snow is coming. But the cupboard was bare. What decided to go the grocery store when the gods Hiroshi Sure there was nobody there and it was no bread. That was no milk shelf or or pretty clean because people had had.
KTRH
"forecaster" Discussed on KTRH
"Please. We're gonna get Theo windy again. She had a follow up question about something different, but hopefully by beginning on a different line. We won't have that She couldn't hear me problem anymore. You wanna get in on the open lines behind windy 713 to 1 to ktrh. Anybody wanna take me on with this weather, forecasting that it's not take it on? That's all we read you some Some weather forecasting sites that do modeling on temperatures, and none of them are as bad as bad sounding horrific sounding as our local weather forecasters tend to believe They are hedging their bed a little bit and then keeps saying, But you know this. This could change. I'd like to think. Forget the local weather forecasters. Everything. I think a mother nature is not going to push this cold thing down as far as they'd love it. Had come down. I don't think it's going to get as far into Texas is they think that's just my Hopefully, Mother nature in February. Gut instinct. It's just kind of way haven't had so much cold weather for a while. It's just gonna be hard for to keep pushing that further down. I'm not a weather forecaster. I'm not a meteorologist, but I do try to play one on the radio. Keep that in mind. We were talking earlier about so many really, And this is perfect for what I was talking windy about when she couldn't really hear me is that we're blessed with really good potting schools in this area. One in particular from our friends at the ground up that could be sold. It's sold in bags at retail locations all over the place and sold in bags. At their three bulk locations is my bohemian potting soil really good potting, So for just about anything you want to do and containers when we call for potting soil that is Eat free. Don't like peat moss in it, but, um.
Newsradio 600 KOGO
"forecaster" Discussed on Newsradio 600 KOGO
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NewsRadio WIOD
"forecaster" Discussed on NewsRadio WIOD
"P. C. Your next update in 10 minutes. NewsRadio 16 wi OD. All right, thanks to you. It's good to have a weather forecaster. Whether time urologist is Ray stage into my right. Hey, Jimmy. Good morning. Did you use the rain rock wet this morning? I haven't looked at the rain rock. I've been crawling around the house. Just I'm closer to the ground, So that's a good thing. I'm not that's in the water. Get well. Yeah. Alright. Well, we did have some water overnight and we thought about half in ancient and on average spell what we've seen here near Miami Gardens about 0.43. Now these air 24 hour totals. Um, open lock a point for three at the airport. Just about a half an inch. Some got a little less some a little more and radar picking up Ah, yeah, maybe a few more showers coming in over the next couple of hours, and we should be done with it. Saturday and a lot of cloud around temperatures cooler after highs in the upper seventies yesterday today. I'd only be in the upper sixties to near 70 60 Tonight with some pleasant fifties around and increasing clouds tomorrow looks like a beauty of a Friday. 75. The weekend upper sixties near 70 during the day fifties at night looks like a mix of clouds and sunshine and Jimmy I think some pretty chilly playoff games on Saturday in Green Bay on the frozen tundra. Not extremely cold, maybe some snow flurries and in buffalo on the maybe some snow showers around, so I'm not extreme cold. But there could be a SIM packs for that buffalo game with a little windy and maybe some rain and snow showers for the for the Bills game. Got it. All right. Thanks So much for talking Next time I see you then. OK, it is. Let's see 6 12 round for him. Well, what does this mean? This.