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"The supporting analysis by interagency partners. I am now convinced that as many as 10 civilians, including up to seven Children were tragically killed in that strike. The strike happened after a 13 U. S troops were killed in a suicide attack outside the Kabul airport. The nation's capital is on high alert the head of a rally in support of the pro trump rioters who ransacked the capital on January 6th. The latest from correspondent CAMI McCormick. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has approved 100 National Guard members to serve as backup to law enforcement will be stationed at an armory and will be deployed only to protect the Capitol building or congressional offices. Fencing has already gone back up around the capital, along with surveillance cameras. The rally is being called justice for J six. And hundreds of protesters are expected in Frankfurt. The president of the Kentucky Senate is taking issue with Governor Bashir's reaction to the special session, he says. We punted I will give you a sports analogy. He was running out the clock, Governor, Beshear said. Lawmakers punted the masking decision to local districts following last week's special session to shape Covid 19 policies in the state Republican leader Robert Stivers and I want people to listen to this. He was more interested in litigating in court his power than talking to the Legislature about possible solutions. Stivers noted that almost every school district in the state has voted to continue a mask mandate. Haley Hansen, NewsRadio 8 40 W H A s on the front lines of the pandemic. Doctors at the University of Kentucky say the number of covid patients there keeps growing. We are seeing Really our numbers and our total volumes going up every single day..
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"governor bashir" Discussed on KMJ NOW
"Wearing masks for decades. Why to prevent infection in in different areas. I think this is a test of our humanity. I believe that that's what this pandemic is. And remember a pandemic isn't an issue. It's a virus that's trying to kill as many of us as possible. And so I think it comes down to are you be willing to be self less? And where that mass loving your neighbor and protecting them? Or is it more? A question of selfish? I have the right to do whatever I want, even if it causes harm to others, you know, you can't walk into a crowded movie theater and yell fire. Your freedom of speech doesn't extend that far. So let's remember that liberty is is the right to live our lives not to cause someone else's death. That should be pretty easy for people of faith for people of values. And I hope that we can start living those that faith and and those values to protect one another. Once again, let me lift up and talk about the larger challenge of polarization and the abortion debate. Frankly, I think is only going to exasperate or divide here, both of you. Would I could argue and you may disagree with me. But I'm going to play political analyst analyst here. Both of you have benefited when the other party went too far right that I could argue. That's why you're both governor today. Certainly why you may have a second term Governor Hogan and why Governor Bashir, you're there. Is that the only way to cut through polarization Governor Hogan is when the other party goes too far, and then the voters create a check. Is that about it? Because it doesn't seem as if the middle ground gets represented unless one party goes too far. Well, that's an interesting It's an interesting idea. I think that may be possible. Certainly in our state, you know they had raised taxes 43 times in a row, even though we're the most Democratic state in America. Even the Democrats got frustrated with that. And so, but I think it right now in America. There are certainly people on both ends of the extremes on the left and the right who get all of the attention. The ones that are making the most noise and that's what we hear about when we're watching television. But about 70% of the people actually just are somewhere in the middle there, moderate or right of center left of center. They really want their elected officials to try to figure out a way to do something about this toxic politics and they want us to work together. To come up with real bipartisan commonsense solutions. Turns out that's the most popular thing in America. With most voters, Governor Bashir both you and Governor Hogan have have also share another thing in common. When you've had some abortion bills come from your Legislature. You chose not to be to them. But you chose not to sign them. And they just became law. One had to do with some Medicaid funding with Planned Parenthood. I believe on the Maryland side of things. You with the current law. That's there. Um How much do you expect abortion to divide your state going forward? And what is your? Do you have a plan on what to do in a post Roe world. Well, I think it it remains to be seen exactly what impact this Texas decision will have, especially with another case coming before the Supreme Court here pretty soon, But as the state's former top prosecutor, I have seen the worst of the worst situations. Young girls raped, impregnated sometimes by members of their own families. I hope whatever comes down the line provides those victims that have been harmed in ways most of us could never imagine. The options that they deserve. Governor Hogan. Do you believe the abortion issue when it if it's going to be state by state? You seem to basically say, you know, your electorate is perhaps pro choice. You may be pro life and you've sort of taken a hands off approach. Do you believe it should be the sort of public sentiment that should dictate where we go on abortion loss. Well, and you know, I happen.
Ken Broo
Kentucky Gov. Beshear Suffers Legal Defeat in Combating COVID Surge
"The Kentucky Supreme Court handed governor Bashir a legal defeat involving his pandemic emergency powers with the 11 30 report. I'm Sarah Elise. Breaking down. The court ruled on the Democratic governors challenge of Republican backed laws that limit his authority to enact emergency orders during the covid pandemic. The justices unanimously said of Franklin Circuit Court judge should not have blocked the new laws from taking effect and sent the case back to the lower court to dissolve the injunction. Governor Bashir sued the Legislature and Attorney General Daniel Cameron, arguing the laws undermined his ability to respond to the pandemic. Earlier this month, Governor Bashir Issued an executive order requiring masks inside Kentucky
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"Governor Bashir on June 11th just one month from today by will be almost fully back to normal. Dr. Steven Stack is Kentucky's health commissioner Walking to the capital this morning is the first time I think all of us have seen each other's faces without masks in a long time, so I think the emotions sort of captures how meaningful this isn't it does sort of feel like there's a new day dawning out there. They're waiting a month to lift restrictions to allow Kentucky ins more time to get fully vaccinated. And UK graduates are once again walking across the stage at Rupp Arena about 4400 Wildcats will take part in this weekend's 10 commencement ceremonies. I'm Hailey Hanson. CBS News brief. Many states are changing their mask mandates and easy and covert restrictions. Now that the CDC has announced their changes that includes North Carolina, Here's Governor Roy Cooper. We are lifting all mandatory capacity and gathering limits. And social distancing requirements and most mandatory mask requirements. After weeks of trying to come up with their terms, and you bipartisan commission will investigate the Capitol attack, CBS News Political analyst Leonard Stein horrible fact finding and getting to the source of what happened that day. And why. It's much like the commission, established after September, 11th was a banner day on Wall Street. Closing the week with a two day rally doesn't mean people are spending money question is whether consumers will keep up the pace of spending with stimulus checks spent at job growth slowing down in April. That CBS News correspondent Jason Brooks CBS News Brief. I'm Stacey Lynn. Use.
Terry Meiners
Kentucky limits no-knock warrants after Breonna Taylor's death
"Several bills governor Bashir signed into law today. Bashir signed Senate Phill four, which strictly limits no knock warrants in the state. This is meaningful change. It will save lives, and it moves us in the right direction. The legislation was introduced in the wake of Briana Taylor's death by police in Louisville. The city has already banned no knock warrants. The governor of also signing a bill that awards tuition
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‘School choice’ bill passes Kentucky legislature, overrides veto
"Controlled legislature voted to override a stack of vetoes issued by governor Bashir, among them the so called school choice bill that will allow scholarship tax credits to help pay for private school tuition. Today is the final day of the legislative session. Governor. Bashir had good news for Kentucky
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Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer: Things Are Looking Up on the COVID-19 Front
"Mayor Greg Fischer is reporting better news on the covert 19 front. Other news. We're not where we want to be. But cases are declining vaccines are increasing. Despite declining case counts for 1/5 week in a row, the city is still in the red Zone for the week of February, 14th. The average daily incidence rate was just under 40 per 100,000 people. Fisher says almost 13% of the city's population has received the first dose of vaccine and over 5% has been fully vaccinated will get a look at the state wide numbers from governor Bashir this afternoon. He's expected back at the podium. When he gets there, you'll hear him live here on 8 40. W H. A s
Terry Meiners and Company
Muted Mardi Gras: Closed bars, barricaded Bourbon Street
"For celebration before Ash Wednesday in the beginning of Lent, But ABC is Jim Ryan says Fat Tuesday. 2021 is dramatically slimmed down. This'll was Mardi Gras 2020 of thousands float into New Orleans to celebrate its not that one of them carried coronavirus. Louisiana has recorded 9300 covert deaths in the 12 months since then. The decision was made to prohibit the usual parades and mass parties. Bourbon Street is abandoned on this fat Tuesday, and Opal Simpson had a restaurant to herself might not have MARTA ground, but we still got the music and we got the spirit generally in ABC News. Governor Bashir's covert briefing is coming up at
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Gov. Beshear declares State of Emergency for Kentucky after winter storm overnight
"Has declared a state of emergency following a major winter storm. Corinne boyer of member station w. e. k. u. reports that state officials say the dangerous conditions will persist for some time. Governor bashir has closed state offices regional kerber covid nineteen vaccination sites are also shut down on wednesday and thursday. The storm brought ice sleet freezing rain and snow across the state. All one hundred and twenty kentucky counties have reported power outages roadways remain hazardous with reports of accidents down trees and power lines kentucky transportation secretary. Jim gray says ice accumulations will continue to cause issues over the next few days so over the weekend. We make it more trouble spots so even with no precipitation following this bitter cold is going to keep the ice around state officials say no injuries or fatalities have been reported for npr news. I'm karen boyer in lexington in
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"And traffic station Use radio Wait. 40 W. H. A S Louisville and I heart radio station from ABC News. I'm Daria Aldinger. Democrats in the House and in the Senate have taken big steps toward passing President Biden's Covad 19 relief package with or without Republican support. Mr Biden today said passage of his American rescue plan is not an option. President Biden says he'd like unity with Republicans on his American rescue plan, its spokesperson Jen Psaki, says polls show Americans can't wait. They want these checks to get into communities. They want this funding to go to schools. They want more money for vaccine distribution, the president unwilling to cut money from relief checks and state local government's reeling from their pandemic tax losses. Andy Field, ABC NEWS Washington, The Pentagon is Sending more than 1100 military medical troops to support five theme of vaccination sites. Over the next few weeks. The lines formed early at New York's Yankee Stadium, the city's newest mega vaccination. Sorry, Les Look it, I say That's Bronx resident Goldie Albert Gotti. She was one of the first to get a shot. The World Health Organization says the number of people who have gotten at least one dose of a coed vaccine is now bigger than the number of people infected, but the head of the organization says far more needs to be done. The organization director general Dr Teachers at on, Um Gabrielle Sis says the vaccine is not being distributed equally. More than three quarters off. Those vaccinations are in just 10 countries that account For almost 60% off global GDP, he says. Almost 130 countries with 2.5 billion people have yet to administer a single dose, Gabrielle says says that could be a danger globally, The longer it takes to vaccinate those most at risk everywhere. The more opportunity we give the virus to meet eight and evade vaccines. Dave Pack or ABC News stocks closed higher today despite a lackluster January jobs. Report. The Labor Department says Just 49,000 jobs were created. You're listening to ABC News. This is an advertised this'd use radio Wait. 40 W H A s Your news. Now A state legislative panel has dismissed to impeachment petitions against Governor Bashir and Impeachment Committee discussed five petitions, including three against governor Bashir. The committee voted down two of the three Many chair, representative Jason Neema said the two failed Bashir petitions were quote insufficient on their face. As for the third petition, the committee is having follow up communications with the governor asking for more information. This here is called the petitions politically motivated and an abuse of the system. I'm Haley Hanson. Health officials say 10% of Louisville's population has been vaccinated against Cove in 19 72,986 primary or first doses. 17,382 boosters on pole miles. Now.
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"The Lincoln and up into Jeff to do watch for stolen vehicle 64 westbound at the ramp there 22nd Street. Our next report in 10 minutes. I'm Bobby Ellis News Radio 8 40 W H A s. We'll see. The sunshine continue across the area for this afternoon with high temperatures eventually climbing into the low and middle forties. We look ahead through this evening into tonight, A quick hitting system will side across the area. Partly cloudy skies will build in a few flurries. Perhaps some light. Scattered snow showers will be a possibility, especially along I 64 points off to the north, not expecting much and way of accumulation. So good news there. Otherwise, it is called the temperatures in the upper twenties for your Saturday clouds will increase Once again. We'll go, mostly cloudy and chilly with highs in the lower forties. And your updated forecast. I'm Wook why meteorologist Chris Johnson, Kentucky and it's breaking news. Weather and traffic station. This is news radio. Wait, 40 w H A s your news now. It's 3 30 on Paul Miles. News radio 8 40 W H. A s top story is in Frankfurt, where a state legislative panel has dismissed to impeachment petitions against governor Bashir. Kaley Hansen Reports and Impeachment committee discussed five petitions, including three against governor Bashir. The committee voted down two of the three committee chair, representative Jason Nima said the two failed Bashir petitions were quote insufficient on their face. As for the third petition, the committee is having follow up communications with the governor asking for more information. Bashir is called the petitions politically motivated.
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"Jeff in Clarksville. If you spot traffic problems called the tip line for 79 23 36 Next report in 10 minutes. I'm Bobby Yellows news radio 8 40 W h A s well, the steady rains will continue to diminish the scattered showers in some patchy drizzles. We roll through the night anywhere from the inch and a half to two inches total. So quite the soaking around the area Temperatures tonight will hold steady right around 40 degrees. As we look for tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies will top out in the upper forties. It turns colder again on Wednesday, even a chance for some light snow showers in the afternoon with highs in the upper thirties. That's your forecast. Some wook Why? Chief meteorologist Jay Cardosi, Kentucky, and it's breaking news. Weather and traffic station. Use radio. Wait. 40 w H. A S Louisville and I Heart radio station. It's six o'clock. Fine. Four miles news radio 8 40 W. H. A s top story. The number of coronavirus cases continues to decline in Kentucky this last week. Showed. Um um, a good trend in our number of cases For the second straight week, we had a decline. Governor Bashir reported 1200 new cases today that is the lowest single day number and four weeks. We are still though. Experiencing the number of deaths that correlates with that, Serge. Remember, they trail a month or so behind. When we see the large number.
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"governor bashir" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Dalton and Evan Street from an earlier train derailment that happened over the weekend. I'm Rob Williams news radio 700 wlw. It is President Biden's first full week in office, the administration pushing for a nearly $2 trillion covert relief package to be passed in Congress. At today's White House press briefing, Secretary Jen Psaki says. Time's running out for Americans on multiple fronts. You're going to hit Cliff and unemployment. Cliff unemployment insurance Cliff. I should say in March, where millions of people won't be able to have access to unemployment insurance. We're going to hit a point where we won't have enough funding for vaccine distribution. Sake, says there was no vaccine distribution plan passed on by the Trump administration. She says it was worse than what they imagined President Biden himself today, downplaying concerned about virus shortages and continuing his warning. The pandemic is far from over there still going to be dealing with this issue? In the early fall in Kentucky governor Bashir says new cases and the state testing positivity rate are now both on the decline in Ohio. Now, people 75 older are eligible to get the Corona virus vaccine, but it's still hard to come by vaccine shortages across the country. On Lee, a quarter of the doses needed to vaccinate people 80 and older were available last week when they first got the green light. And Cincinnati public schools this afternoon, announcing that some of its employees are going to start getting their first dose of the vaccine this Thursday. That's two days earlier than expected. The Cincinnati Health Department's already received its shipments specifically for school workers. The CPS board is planning on returning school to a hybrid, virtual and in class learning schedule. Starting February 1st on Wall Street today, the Dow into down 37 points the NASDAQ Up 93 the S and P Up 14 news radio 700.
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"governor bashir" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Care for an infant born alive after a failed abortion is now long, Kentucky. Born alive. Bill went into effect Saturday is governor Andy Beshear allowed it to go into law without signing it by letting 10 days go by after it arrived to his desk. The A. C L U of Kentucky said it was quote incredibly disappointed that Governor Bashir did not use a veto to stop the legislation. The Ohio Department of Health on Saturday, reporting over 5800 covered 19 cases, the same new number of deaths reported Monday. Anyone were in Saturday's report. There were also 166 new hospitalizations and 22 new ICU admissions. The CDC says Ohio has a minister less than half of the cover 19 vaccine doses. It's been sent as of Friday, the report showed over 1.2 million vaccines have been sent to Ohio. With just under 595,000 of them making their way into people's arms. But Ohio is a top five state when vaccinating those who live in nursing homes. Kentucky Governor Andy Bashir's office Saturday reporting close to 3800 coronavirus cases and 49 you desk. The positivity rate is down a bit to 10.56% the Cincinnati Zoo. What we celebrating Fiona's fourth birthday today. Born six weeks early, and only £29 he now famous hippo is close to £1600, which is said to be a healthy weight. For a hippo her age. If you're on social media, you've likely suffered upon the latest viral name of Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders of Joe Biden's inauguration. Now the senator is turning that mean into meals after a photo of Sanders at the inauguration served as inspiration for countless social media means his campaign stores selling sweatshirts featuring the image all proceeds from the sweatshirt sales are going to meals on wheels programs in his home state of Vermont. Sweatshirt with Sanders and his mittens on the front is currently sold out. I'm at Madison he was radio 700. W.
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"governor bashir" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"And weather. Use radio 700. W L. Jealousy Cincinnati one Encourage everyone. Thank you for coming downtown this weekend. Simply think again. This'd is the noontime report. Sandy Collins breaking now. That is the Franklin County Commissioner, Kevin Boyce, joining forces with the police chief, the Columbus mayor and other elected leaders this week to dissuade people from coming to the state Capitol today in Columbus, the mayor there says that violence will not be tolerated. It got everything buttoned up, Governor Dwyane expressed worry that innocents people could get hurt. I can't tell any Ohio and not to exercise their First Amendment rights. I would just say, though, that in a time when we have already seen violent People who infiltrated the crowd in Washington and who are out there. I think I might find a different time to protest in Kentucky governor Bashir says No permit requests to demonstrate were requested and none were granted, He says. The state and local police and the Kentucky National Guard are Standing by and Indiana The State House is closed now through Wednesday, Governor Holcomb deployed Guardsmen to D C as well, but officials did not disclose if they'll be deployed in Indianapolis. Traffic and weather together here on the big one. We're looking at light volume. And a couple of problems to report as we zoom in here. We've got a problem. It looks like, um, on 74. There's a crash westbound 74. And that is right before you get to the bend there at 52. North Bend Road. So if you're coming westbound on 52 that is not 74 52 North Bend Road. There's a crash. They're in the right lane..
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"Heart radio station from ABC News. I'm Daria holding her president elect. Biden admits it's expensive and it's ambitious. But he says he is America Rescue plan is what the nation needs. Put the covert 19 pandemic behind it. One big part of the covert plan, making sure millions who lost their jobs don't lose their homes. We don't act now. Will be a wave of evictions and foreclosures in the coming months. President elect Biden saying his nearly $2 trillion plan will add rent assistance in Vic Shin moratoriums money to speed vaccines. School openings the rest of that promised $2000 check and unemployment extension till next fall. Andy FIELD, ABC NEWS Washington President elect will release more details of his vaccination plan tomorrow. Confirmation hearings will begin tomorrow for the Biden administration. Almony five key Senate panels have now confirmed that they will hold confirmation hearings for Biden's top national security officials before inauguration day. Although it remains unlikely most of his pigs will be confirmed into their roles on day 1 April. Haynes will have her hearing on Friday to be director of national intelligence, while four others will have theirs on Tuesday. January 19. Tony Blinken for Secretary of State. Janet Yellen for Treasury Secretary Lloyd Austin for Defense Secretary and Alejandro My orcas for homeland security secretary and as delicate terra. ABC NEWS Washington The Justice Department says more than 100 people have been arrested in connection with last week's deadly attack on the capital, including a former Pennsylvania fireman who was accused of fatally injuring a Capitol police officer and the FBI says it's still looking for over 200 suspects. Vice president. Pence got an update on inauguration security today from the FBI, the Department of Homeland Security and the National Guard. And then he made an unannounced visit to National Guard members who are protecting the capital charge. Thank you. Thanks for stepping up makes a real difference. They'll be joined by 21,000 additional guard troops heading into the inauguration. You're listening to ABC News. This'd use radio. Wait. 40 w H A. S Your news Now update tonight from Kentucky Governor Bashir on two fronts one on possible violence and the other on the rising covert death toll this year announced the Kentucky National Guard has been activated to assistant security in Frankfurt. We will be prepared to ensure that what happened in the U. S. Capitol. Does not happen here in Kentucky in covert numbers, Governor Bashir announced 4084 new cases and 51 new deaths, bringing Kentucky's death toll to 3042 were suffering more casualties and most wars we've ever followed him. He shared some good news about vaccines, announcing the first round of vaccinations for K through 12 personnel can be complete the first week of February. And he announced a partnership with Kroger to increase vaccination distribution by setting up drive thru vaccine centers in the state that Suzanne DeVol reporting Indiana reporting more than 4400 new cases of covert 19 and 40 new deaths. I'm Matt Reese. Your business is getting back to business. But things are a little different.
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"Oh, We've got some sad news from the tiger world. We're going to get Boone moment. We'll do that 30 hour we've got no. We've got to make the announcement at the end of this break. Okay, We can't tease it and then push it to the 35. We've got to say there was some sad news to the tiger world and I take a lot of people are gonna be says something happened to Carole. Baskin. No good. No good. Right. Let me tell you about current basket. Watch your mouth. Okay, Lance. Stop! Who's up for the You know job either the tiger guy or Lance of the Garvey, who got it last McGarvey, the tiger guy wouldn't available. Lance would have been a great lance Lance would've been a great character on Tiger King was last McGarvey not cast for Tiger Can I don't know if they Here's while you tiger so mad. He's got it. Broken toenail. See here. Give me the Clippers. Give me the Clippers. I'm gonna fix this tiger for I go Do my announcer and job. I'm Lance. I'm the new tack a tiger fix a ring. Yeah. Um, It's last we love you were teasing. You're the were teasing kidding. Kidding? Hey, listen, Baron Pizza is Louisville style Pizza is the best pizza in the universe has been proven by Nancy NASA and also Snopes dot com has confirmed this. Why would you go anywhere else? Bear knows Pizza is the Louisville style pizza that gives back to the city, Louisville and Southern Indiana. They always have. They always will. It doesn't get better. Each one of them is locally owned and operated. They take pride in their pizza when you taste it, boy, are you gonna know it? Bear knows Pizza. It's that good hand. One of little was favorite representatives on the state level representative Jason name is joins the show. Good morning, representative name. His name is Jason. You have to. We have to start with. Can you Or can you not endorse? Bear knows Pizza as a good power is the best pizza in town. Oh, and the owners are some of the best people. There are little known that about that either a great representative. Constantly given back. That's what I love about him. But listen so much talk about so little time. It's in the impeachment show. I guess. Let's talk about what we talked about Rand Paul earlier about the impeachment, and now let's talk about what's going on in Frankfurt right now. There's talk about impeaching Governor Bashir. In my opinion, there's other pressing matters that I was. I would like to see the House and the Senate deal with some of his medical medical marijuana. So much is expanded Gaming. There's there's no shortage of topics to be in discussion. What's going on with the impeachment? Well in the first week and a half. We passed a lot of bills that would restrict the governor's authority to act on unilaterally and we think arbitrarily, so we're doing those types of things. Their citizens that have found a petition to impeach the governor, which is a weird process that we have. It's been in on the books since the forties. Where citizen can can, you know? Start the process? So We were legally obligated to put a committee together. We've done that on the chairman of that committee. We had our first meeting yesterday and we're going to invite the governor to respond to the petition by next Friday. That the petitioners were flatter his response by the Tuesday they're after and then make the determination as to whether we, um we move forward with a recommendation to the entire house. To impeach the governor or to dismiss it the door to dismiss the proceedings at that point, So we're you know, we're really early in the process, but, you know, we got it. We got to trust the process, and the law requires that we go through this. Steps, So that's what we're doing. Okay, I'm gonna I'm gonna shock your real quick. I want to follow up on that because there's no big secret that I have no fan of this governor. In my opinion, he's Silver's on fate. I don't see any way any universe where he gets reelected, even if Biel's above rose against him, just my opinion, Okay, but he's taken over the television airwaves every day at four o'clock. And also a radio and that's to keep us keep us informed of what's going on with Cove. It The other day. It had nothing to do with cold, but he starts talking about this, and he starts talking about the people that are following this bill being terrorist. What do you think about that man? Well, um, I am on the committee that going to make the decision and I won't let personalities get involved. If they're people that I like for people I don't like her people. I don't know where people get those things don't matter. The only things that matter are the claims that have been made. These are very serious claims they may or may not move forward as the chairman of the committee. I can't comment on the merits at this point. But I don't It doesn't. It doesn't matter to me who the people are there because I don't think the law says that I'm supposed to take that into account. I'm going to consider the allegations made against him. And, you know, I think there's a lot of the things that we need to be getting to a swell that are extremely important. You've identified a few of those And hopefully we can get this impeachment process behind this one way or the other as soon as possible. But we're going to take it very seriously. And we're gonna you know I'm going to do with the facts and the law requires to do Kentucky will receive $928 million in education funding as part of the latest covert 19 relief package. Think about that $928 million for the schools. Now we also received money to get the vaccine and to get the vaccine out. Correct and Dewey, Here's my concern for the next year. Is that these relief packages that are coming in are the tune of billions of dollars and a lot of it's going to the states and for infrastructure of getting the vaccine out and covert testing. We sure all of the money is getting Getting used properly and, um, efficiently, Jason well, it's government so abusing efficiently. Keller the bills were kinda oxymoron way are going to try that were overseeing it to see that it's done and efficiently as possible. We're in the middle of budget budget conversations. We passed our budget. The Senate passed its pitch budget, which is a little different from now we're in what's called Conference committees to discuss the budget. Um.
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"Homicide unit is continuing its investigation. If you know anything called the anonymous tip line, which is of course, 574 l e m p. D. The South end. We head to Frank Bird, where Kentucky legislators are working, trying to fast track some bills aimed at limiting governor Bashir's pandemic emergency powers. Kaley Hansen gets us up to speed. The two Republican sponsored bills have already passed one chamber and are awaiting boats in the other chamber House Bill One would allow businesses to remain open if they comply with CDC guidelines. Senate Bill One would limit the governor's executive orders under a state of emergency to 30 days unless the Legislature extended them. Bashir criticized the legislation during his Friday briefing, so I think it's important to know that while the word consultations being used, what's really at issue is control. I mean all the questions that have been asked Have been answered right in front of a committee where some of the same people who are saying these things have been asking the questions and having the appearances. The House and Senate will gavel in Saturday morning and are expected to give final approval to the Bills. Governor. Bashir has pledged to veto them, although Republicans have the votes to override him. Haley Hanson News ready Await 40. Wh A. Yes, we're staying, and Frank for that's where we've learned that the Commonwealth of seeing a significant increase in covert 19 cases and the positivity rate Officials saying that's the result of holiday gatherings. Governor Bashir reported 4750 new coronavirus cases the third highest daily number during the pandemic. There were 13 new death, and the positivity rate is near 12%. It is now so prevalent this virus that the White House is saying that you have been around anybody outside the household you live in. Over the holidays. You need to get tested now. 2856 Kentucky ins have died of covert related illness of those 2016 involved long term care facilities. I'm Paul Miles. And the jackpot continues to grow for the mega millions drawing.
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"Of the Capitol building in Washington. Councilman Wendell Young, called the special session countered criticism that members should be worried about the problems of Cincinnati and not weighing in on national issues as an elected body in the city. I believe it is our responsibility. To speak for the people who put us here. I believe there are many Cincinnati ins who whose outrageous far beyond any that could be manifested in this room. About what has happened. The council resolution received unanimous approval. I'm Brian Coats NewsRadio seven of the W in Adams County. Friday. The body of the missing worker was recovered from the rubble at the site of the old killing generation station in Manchester that collapsed during a demolition nearly a month ago. 47 year old Jamie Fitzgerald's remains were discovered last week. He and another worker, Doug Great, died in that collapse. December 9th. Three more were injured. 9535 new cover 19 cases reported Friday in Ohio, along with over 300 hospitalizations, 34 new ICU admissions and 82 new deaths. Over 9500 Ohioans have now been lost during the pandemic. The post Christmas spike showing itself in Kentucky's new cover, 19 case counts and positivity right, governor Bashir reported 4750 new coronavirus cases the third highest daily number during the pandemic. There were 13 new deaths, and the positivity rate is near 12%. It is now so prevalent this virus that the White House is saying that if you have been around anybody outside the household you live in Over the holidays, you need to get tested now. 2856 Kentucky ins have died of covert related illness of those 2016 involved long term care facilities. I'm Paul, Miles. Neil's.
Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"governor bashir" Discussed on Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"Having uniform rules and if this is the structure that it takes to get that goal then i think that's a good thing for the racing industry well put and Certainly the hope. I would think that part was a uniform hope. Undoubtedly i appreciate it. Matt i wanted everybody to get a a Just a snapshot of where you know where things stand and what the immediate next steps are so long. I wish i could have provided a little more information but but that's where we are right now. No no. i appreciate it a couple of other topics while we're together We we seem to do this. Every year We kind of get a feel for some of those broad strokes and there's a couple of other legal issues. I wanna ask you about The handle numbers however In going through a couple of old headlines it occurs to me to get an update from you. what you're hearing regarding the hr and kentucky And we did before we went to vacation. governor bashir Did did talk about You know urging the legislature and having frankford You know be be creative. And and be aggressive in terms of gaming for the state What's the latest on the hr rowling's the.
WHAS 840 AM
"governor bashir" Discussed on WHAS 840 AM
"Cos Allowed to survive or small businesses shut down. Can't feed their families can't survive. The Republican legislators want more say in the governor's covert decisions, so I haven't heard a single floor speech and I haven't read the text of any of those those bills yet. I think my focus is where it should be in every other minute has been on the budget. The governor will deliver a joint state of the Commonwealth and Budget address tonight at seven o'clock eastern time. Whole miles. News radio 8 40, wh A yes staying in the capital. That's where Governor Bashir announced 1700 additional cases of covert 19. On Tuesday, Governor Bashir reported another 23 coronavirus related deaths, increasing the state's death toll to 2772. There was some good news to report, however, total doses administered in Kentucky. This number is better than it was yesterday. 66,582 that is an increase just from yesterday of 6168. Kentucky's positivity rate is currently 11.4%. Kaley Hansen News radio. Wait, 40 wh Yes, Your next news update is at 7 30. I'm Will Clark news radio A 40 w h A s. Now is your chance to win $1000 text the nationwide keyword hope to 202 100. You'll get a confirmation text and invoke standard data and message rates apply in this nationwide contest that's hope. Had 202 100. Your next chance to win is this morning after the eight o'clock news, one use radio Wait. 40 doubled way. J s good morning 705. Toni Kroos, along with Will Clark and Scott Fitzgerald and William about the governor and what the Legislature is looking at, Tapering, I guess would be the best in order to use it is the Senate bill one that would require a governor? You get the Legislature's permission to extend a state of emergency beyond 30 days. I mean, I could see the just being pretty contentious between, obviously, but you're and the other representatives the house and in the Senate, but it looks like this is gonna become long. So what is that going to me? Ultimately, I mean, if.
WHAS 840 AM
"governor bashir" Discussed on WHAS 840 AM
"Fisher. He's expected to announce Ln PDS next permanent chief. Department has been led by interim chief since the summer termination of former chief Steve Conrad. That announcement expected again at 10 o'clock from the mayor's office, and you'll hear it live here on 8 40. W H. A s from the Mayor's office we had to Georgia Democrats are a step closer to seizing control of the U. S. Senate. ABC News Projecting Republican incumbent Kelly La Flor has lost two Democratic challenger Raphael Warnock will become Georgia's first African American senator. Everyone out there struggling today. Whether you voted for me or not. No, this I hear you. I see you. Every day. I'm in the United States. I will fight for you. The race between incumbent Republican David Perdue and Democratic challenger Jonah's office too close to call but also office leading by about 16,000 votes. Right now, it appears Gabriel Sterling is Georgia's voting system Implementation manager whether you win or you lose whether you're Democrat or Republican. We need to learn to be civil in our ability to disagree with one another as we turn the page from the 2020 election to move forward, the electoral college vote confirming Joe Biden's presidential win will officially be recorded today. Sherry Preston ABC News They're being 99 members indicating the presence Calm was declared in the House is prepared to open the session and ready to proceed. The 2021 General Assembly session is underway. Republicans and Kentucky's capital city taking aim at governor Bashir Paul Miles with a recap of day one. Priority bill of Senator Danny Carol and other Republicans is one that would limit governor Bashir's emergency powers during the pandemic while the governor made decisions on who and who wouldn't Who would who wouldn't survive the large box.
Kentuckiana's Morning News
2,319 new cases of COVID-19 reported in Kentucky on Monday
"With Kentucky's latest Covad 19 numbers over 2300 new cases cases announced announced on on Monday. Monday. 2319 2319 to to be be precise. precise. That That puts puts the the state's state's total total case case count count at at over over 276,800. 276,800. Governor, Bashir says That's the highest number of cases reported on a Monday so far, the positivity rate sitting at over 11%.
WHAS 840 AM
"governor bashir" Discussed on WHAS 840 AM
"Hanson News Ready Await 40 Wh A Yes in Frankfurt leadership for both parties are getting the covert 19 vaccine today. The General Assembly begins its legislative session tomorrow, with Governor Bashir delivering his state of the Commonwealth and Budget address Wednesday night. The governor plans to have covert 19 briefings today, Tuesday and Thursday. This week there it for a clock. Indiana's covert positivity rate is back above 15%. Will Clark has more. The Indiana State Department of Health has announced 3630 new cases and 39 virus related deaths. The new numbers, putting the state seven day positivity rate of 15.3%, marking the fifth straight day that figure his increased since the start of the pandemic. Indiana has recorded 529,688 cases and 8150 deaths. Will Clark News Radio. Wait, 40 w h A s take a look at your checking account because your second coronavirus stimulus payment. Maybe they're the I. R s says today is the effective date for the Treasury Department to transfer those $600 per person payments to taxpayers accounts, The government expects to make 113 million direct deposits and send out 34 billion checks and prepaid debit cards. A phone call this weekend between President Trump and Georgia's secretary of state demanding a vote recount is sparking new controversy of Mr Trump's response to the presidential election results. ABC is Karen Travers is in Washington with the secretary of state's reaction to that pressure from the president, Georgia's Republican secretary of state Brad Rapids. Berger says there may be a conflict of interest, preventing the state election board from launching an investigation into the comments made by President Trump during Their hour long phone call on Saturday. I understand the phone County district attorney wants to look at it. Maybe that's the appropriate venue for it to go. During that call, the president appeared to pressure Rapids Burger to find votes to change the outcome of the election in Georgia. Joe Biden won that state by nearly 12,000 votes. Asked by ABC if he thought the president's request was lawful Rapids, Burger said, quote. I'm not a lawyer. Karen Travers, ABC NEWS Washington There will be lots of March Madness in Indiana this spring. The NC double aces. The Springs 67 men's basketball tournament games, including the Final Four will all be played in Indiana, most of them in Indianapolis. The plan is intended to keep the Marquis event from being canceled for a second consecutive year because of the covert 19 pandemic. That's Jim Crow Sula reporting. More news in 30 minutes I'm pole Miles news radio 8 40 w h A s live from the I Heart Media purple Tower of power. It's the Terry Minor show. Yeah, This is always that day where you have to shake it off and you go like Wait a minute. What now? What do I do for a living? Where do I go? How does this plug in? What do I do? Everybody kind of goes through that even though we're still in the pandemic. Handcuffs. You're still like having to produce work us like Oh, yeah. So shake off the comp lips and welcome back to life, Everybody, Terry Minors here. Hello, he invert trees has been a long time since we've spoken. Nice to hear you. I was going.
Lance McAlister
Supreme Court denies religious school challenge to Kentucky's expiring COVID-19 restrictions
"U. S. Supreme Court has has denied denied a a review review for for the the lawsuit lawsuit that that challenges challenges Kentucky Kentucky Governor Governor Andy Andy Bashir's Bashir's executive executive order order blocking blocking in in person person school school governor's governor's Order Order moved moved all all schools schools to to virtual virtual learning learning to slow the spread of coronavirus. Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron's office alongside Danville Christian Academy Challenge the order claiming it violated religious freedoms. The Supreme Court rejected a review of their lawsuit, meaning the governor's order will remain in place. After their decision, Governor Bashir released a statement saying, in part quote, the things we've put into place have worked.
Lance McAlister
Supreme Court denies religious school challenge to Kentucky's expiring COVID-19 restrictions
"U. S. Supreme Court has has denied denied a a review review for for the the lawsuit lawsuit that that challenges challenges Kentucky Kentucky Governor Governor Andy Andy Bashir's Bashir's executive executive order order blocking blocking in in person person school school governor's governor's Order Order moved moved all all schools schools to to virtual virtual learning learning to slow the spread of coronavirus. Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron's office alongside Danville Christian Academy Challenge the order claiming it violated religious freedoms. The Supreme Court rejected a review of their lawsuit, meaning the governor's order will remain in place. After their decision, Governor Bashir released a statement saying, in part quote, the things we've put into place have worked.
Tony and Dwight
Beshear: Kentucky to receive COVID vaccine as early as mid-December
"Bashir Bashir Discussing the vaccine for Corona virus and the timeline for getting it distributed across the state pending FDA approval. Governor Bashir says the first shipment of 38,000 doses of visors Corona virus vaccine should arrive in Kentucky by mid December. Two groups of people will receive the first vaccine. First group is long term care residents and staff. Long term care residents make up almost 66%. Of the deaths due to Cove. The other group to get the first vaccine will be front line covert 19 health care workers, The governor says. A limited allocation of Madonna's vaccine is expected to arrive in Kentucky about two weeks after the visor shipment. Whole
Eddie and Rocky
Kentucky readies to provide first doses of COVID-19 vaccine to most at risk by mid-December
"States are prepping for the first batches of cover 19 vaccines from Fizer and Madonna. Once they get approval from the Food and Drug Administration in Kentucky, the governor today listed those who would be the first to get it pending FDA approval. Governor Bashir says the first shipment of 38,000 doses of visors Corona virus vaccine should arrive in Kentucky By mid December. 2 groups of people will receive the first vaccine first group His long term care residents and staff. Long term care residents make up almost 66%. Of the deaths due to Cove. The other group to get the first vaccine will be front line covert 19 health care workers, The governor says. A limited allocation of Madonna's vaccine is expected to arrive in Kentucky about two weeks after the Visor shipment.
Scott Sloan
Kentucky Supreme Court upholds Gov. Beshear's mask mandate, emergency restrictions
"Emergency orders related to covet. Put restrictions on businesses and people Governor Bashir is planning on giving an update on the still closed Brent Spence Bridge coming up in an hour. We will carry that for you Live Trump campaign adviser Koylu in Taos. Key has tested positive for Corona virus.
Kentuckiana's Saturday Morning News
Kentucky governor urges unity as COVID death toll rises
"Reported. The state's late is Corona virus numbers. There were 777 Corona virus cases reported on Friday, along with eight new desk. They range in age from 53 to 96. A total of 1101 Kentucky ins have died of complications from Koba 19 governor Bashir calls it a tough Newsday, saying it only took 10 days to go from 1000 deaths to over 1100. The good news is the positivity raid has now dropped to 3.6% the lowest rate in months. Fine pole miles.
Terry Meiners and Company
There could be life on Venus, groundbreaking study finds
"Neighbour be the planet harboring life elsewhere in our solar system? Here's ABC is Mark Ramel ART. For years, people have been looking toward Mars and other spots were extraterrestrial life could be hiding. But long written off is Venus, the closest planet to earth due to its high temperatures, dense atmosphere in hostile surface. But now some astronomers say they have detected the presence of Foss fiend gas in the planet's atmosphere, which could mean there's some form of life that produced it. NASA says it wasn't involved in the study and can't comment directly on the findings, but called it intriguing and says it looks forward to discussion about the possibility of life on Venus. Marker. Malard ABC News governor Bashir's
America's Truckin' Network
Kentucky election allows mail-in ballots for virus-concerned voters
"But But the the ongoing ongoing covert covert 19 19 pandemic pandemic a a deal deal was was struck struck in in Kentucky Kentucky Friday, Friday, letting letting every every voter voter requests requests an an absentee absentee ballot. ballot. The agreement between Governor Bashir and Secretary of State Michael Adams allows any eligible voter to cast an absentee ballot. This is gonna be give every Kentucky and who is concerned with contracting or spreading the Corona virus, the option to request an absentee ballot to vote by mail. We also have one degree of separation where That eligibility to vote absentee applies to voters who are in contact with these vulnerable populations. There will also be expanded early voting beginning three weeks before Election Day, and the the photo photo I I d d requirement requirement has has been been lifted lifted for for anyone anyone who who could could not not get get an an ID ID because because of of the the pandemic. pandemic.
Eddie and Rocky
Kentucky Governor's Mansion to get fence after protest
"Be going up around the Kentucky governor's mansion, where Bashir, his wife and two Children reside. Communications director for the governor Crystal Staley says that Kentucky State police executive Security requests of the fence be built for the safety of the current and future First families of Kentucky. After that protest, governor Bashir