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"Expected to get caught up until this weekend at the earliest. Going analyst to lane baker beaker tells Bloomberg TV that Southwest underinvested in IT, and that's come back to haunt them. They're doing what should be automated by hand. When you have 6000 flights a day and you probably shouldn't, you should probably have two thirds of that. It's not that they don't have enough people. It's that they don't know where their people are. Becker says more than 80% of flight cancellations earlier this week were just Southwest Airlines. Connecticut governor Ned Lamont has unveiled in more than $50 billion biennial budget that would cut income taxes to four and a half percent down from 5% for families making up to $100,000 per year. He projects it will save about $440 million each year. The budget increases spending by three and a half percent this fiscal year and by another 1.8% next year. A councilman from New Jersey was shot to death yesterday the second such shooting in just a week Russell Heller as a councilman from milford and was killed outside the PSE and G Somerset division headquarters in Franklin, police say the suspect in that shooting was former employee Gary Curtis, he was found later dead from a self inflicted gunshot won't. This comes just a week after Sarah will counsel woman unis dump war was fatally shot in a vehicle near her home. In New York police say the alleged NYPD cop killer has had previous run ins with law enforcement, mayor Eric Adams tells MSNBC he's not surprised the suspect 38 year old Randy Jones has a criminal record. To revolve indoor recidivism that you're seeing in not only New York, but our country is impacting how we keep our cities safe. Jones was arrested once in New York City for strangulation and two more times in Virginia is now charged with murder and attempted robbery in the fatal shooting of 26 year old Adidas. His funeral is today. Global news powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Amy Morris and this is Bloomberg, Nathan. Okay, Amy, thanks
Bloomberg Radio New York
"governor ned lamont" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Me the first woman ever elected to be the governor of the state of New York. A New York Democrat can't be hok defeated Republican Lee zeldin, who has so far not conceded the race. In Connecticut Karen democratic governor Ned Lamont won 55% of votes to beat Republican bob stefanowski, U.S. democratic senator Richard blumenthal beat Republican lior levy with 56% of votes. And a pair of governors who have eyes on The White House were victorious last night, Nathan, Republican Ron DeSantis defeated Democrat Charlie Crist in Florida. I am honored by your support and I look forward to the road ahead. Florida governor Ron DeSantis won after securing 60% of votes meantime in California, governor Gavin Newsom handily beat Republican challenger Brian Nadal, garnering 58% of votes. Democrats pulled out wins in some other races for governor Karen Democrat Gretchen Whitmer defeated Republican Tudor Dixon in Michigan with 53% of votes, in Pennsylvania, Democrat Josh Shapiro beat Republican Doug mastriano with 55% and Wisconsin democratic governor Tony Evers won over Republican Tim Michael's garnering 51% of the vote. And again, governors race is yet to be decided in Arizona, Nathan Democrat Katie Hobbs so Farley's Trump backed Republican Carrie Lake, the chali there is 51.3%, a 48.7%. And in the interest of transparency care and we should note, Michael R Bloomberg, majority owner of Bloomberg radio parent company, Bloomberg LP, was a major donor to democratic candidates, this election cycle. And futures this morning lower S&P futures down 17 points down futures down a 163 NASDAQ features down 50. Straight ahead, your latest local headlines, plus a check of sports, and this is Bloomberg. Thanks Gary, it's 5 33 on Wall
Bloomberg Radio New York
"governor ned lamont" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"New York City. Here's Michael ball. Paul and Nathan, thank you very much in North Carolina Raleigh police say a 15 year old boy who fatally shot 5 people as hospitalized in critical condition. One of the people killed along the walking trail in the Rowley neighborhood was an off duty police officer. Raleigh mayor Mary Ann Baldwin praised the responding officers saying they put their lives at risk to protect the city. You know, you pray that something like this will never happen here. It did. And I want to thank all the officers who responded in the way they did. Raleigh mayor Baldwin, police say there's no word on a motive. Connecticut governor Ned Lamont has ordered flags flown in half staff in the state after three officers were shot in the line of duty in Bristol two of the officers are dead. Governor Lamont said there are too many illegal guns and not enough cops on the streets. I hope when you see your placemen woman on the street corner, you go up and say thank you for what you do. I hope you show a little respect for the folks that are there. Governor Lamont, state police said in a release that the 9-1-1 called Wednesday night about a dispute between two siblings appears to have been deliberate act lord law enforcement to the scene in Bristol. The house January 6th committee voted unanimously to subpoena former president Donald Trump for his testimony about the 2021 capital attack earlier in the hearing the panel presented new video of House speaker Nancy Pelosi and other congressional leaders pleading for help. It also outlined Trump's multi part plan to overturn his 2020 election loss. Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios, this is global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries on Michael Barr, this is Bloomberg, Nathan poll. All right, Michael Barr, thank you so much. We appreciate it. You know, Nathan, I've been doing this stock thing for like 35 years. I thought I had some clue as to how it works. So yesterday morning, I'm still thinking about yesterday's trading. Yesterday, morning, we had a higher than expected CPI. Okay, that means the fed's going to be higher for longer. That pushes stocks down. I get all that. And then I go out for lunch. I come back, and the market's up at like 500 points. So I have no idea what happened yesterday. We keep talking to people that say, we need to get used to the volatility. I mean, we're kind of seeing it this morning in the pre market trade, aren't we? We had futures lower. I think when I got in this morning and what 3 a.m. it now here we are with 1% gain across the board in the futures contracts. It's a wildly swinging pendulum. It is smart. I look at the vix, which is something Tom keen tells me I need to pay attention to. And it's down. It's still 31, but it's down. But 31 is kind of high, right? It is, but a lot of elevated, right? Yeah, a lot of folks says if you're looking for a capitulation or bottom of the market, you need to see a vix closer to 40. But, you know, Vincent rally yesterday. I think probably had the best analysis of what happened yesterday is trading, which was a lot of technical stuff, a lot of trading specific stuff, not really reflective of the fundamentals per se. That's why we need to squeeze the exact exactly
Bloomberg Radio New York
"governor ned lamont" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The Senate is expected to vote today on a bill that would codify abortion rights into federal law Bloomberg said Baxter as the story Passage is a long shot but Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer says he wants every senator on the record for all to see Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell says actually that's exactly what the leak Supreme Court opinion suggested A vote but historically there have been abortion votes on the floor of the Senate None of them have achieved 60 votes McConnell says go ahead take the vote Schumer says if by some chance Republicans take control of the Congress it could mean a total federal ban on the table In San Francisco I met Baxter Bloomberg daybreak New York governor Kathy hochul has announced that the state will make $35 million available to help abortion providers boost services and security In Connecticut governor Ned Lamont signed a new abortion bill into law that he says expands abortion access Everybody talking about freedom This is a fundamental freedom issue that is being challenged by the Supreme Court Fundamental Governor lamon also says the state is providing prenatal support and support afterbirth Look for more police officers in New York City subways overnight and for longer stretches of time In a new strategy on fighting crime in my PD transit chief Jason Wilcox says we need to be where the crime is and where people can see us Representative Alex Mooney endorsed by Donald Trump One over fellow representative David McKinley in a reapportionment forced Republican primary It is now poised to represent West Virginia's second district in the next Congress Meanwhile Republican voters in Nebraska picked Jim pillon as their nominee for governor the university of Nebraska regent was backed by the state's outgoing governor pill and beat 8 rivals including Charles herps who was supported by former president Trump and accused of groping multiple women Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts more than a 120 countries I'm Michael Barr and this is Bloomberg Nathan thank you Michael.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Around the world Michael Thank you very much Nathan It would be the largest rent increase for New York City apartments in about ten years A preliminary vote by the New York City rent guidelines board last night proposed the hike for rent stabilized apartments It proposed a ren increase of two to 4% for one year leases and a four to 6% increase for two year leases Neither tenants nor landlords were satisfied with the outcome tenant states too much landlords say the hikes not enough The final vote is expected at the end of May Connecticut democratic governor Ned Lamont signed a law designed to protect people who provide an abortion and are then sued in another state in a Twitter message Lamont says it was a bill he was eager to sign I think you've heard a lot about what's coming out of the Supreme Court and a preliminary ruling that looks like they may be on the edge of ending a woman's right to choose And ending a roe V wade That's not going to happen in the state of Connecticut not as long as I'm here No politicians are going to get between you and your doctor You make the choice The law is set to take effect on July 1st the measure was prompted by a law in Texas that allows private citizens to take civil action to enforce its ban on abortion Karen Jean Pierre will replace Jen Psaki as White House press secretary becoming both the first black person and openly LGBTQ person to hold the position Jean Pierre currently is Psaki's principal deputy Psaki spoke at the top of The White House press briefing on Jean Pierre I am just so grateful to have had Korean by my side For this over the last 15 months and I just can't wait to see her shine at the podium Jen Psaki's last day is may 13th It is home sweet home for the four astronauts who spent 6 months orbiting the International Space Station It's been an absolute honor to support you on your mission endurance crew and thanks for flying SpaceX The crew aboard the SpaceX dragon capsule splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico just off the Florida coast shortly after midnight Eastern Time Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts to more than a 120 countries I'm Michael Barr This is Bloomberg Nathan Thank you Michael.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"This is Bloomberg radio Now a global news update Police say one person is dead and another is in critical condition after a grocery store shooting in Richland Washington Officials report they have a person of interest but are not releasing a name as they're still searching for him in a massive manhunt Gas prices could push close to $4 a gallon this summer and experts say part of the reason is because of what's happening halfway around the world Energy industry economists but Weinstein says the Russia Ukraine conflict is bringing fears about what the Kremlin could do Russia is using its oil and natural gas as a political tool Threatening to shut off gas flows in the event of what they see as NATO aggression But he says rising gas prices are more a reflection of the global supply and demand imbalanced production in the U.S. dropped at the start of COVID and is only slowly coming back Several democratic governors are putting an end to mask mandates governor Ned Lamont of Connecticut said he will drop the mask mandate next month He's the third Democrat to do so just today The CEO of Delta Air Lines is repeating his call for the Justice Department to create a no fly list for unruly passengers Michael castner reports delta's Ed Bastian made the plea in a letter to attorney general Merrick Garland bastion said delta appreciates what he calls the welcoming increase in enforcement and prosecutions he then asked Garland to put anyone convicted of an onboard disruption on a no fly list that would bar the person from any commercial air carrier Bastion first call for a no fly list in September I'm Michael castner The number of Americans considered satisfied with government regulations of businesses is at an all time low a new Gallup poll reveals 60% of U.S. residents are giving the regulations the thumbs down Meantime 28% are in favor of the current government rules on businesses That figure is the lowest since 2016 which is the year Gallup started tracking that data I'm Brian shook A navy seal candidate from New Jersey is being mourned after dying during hell week training Kyle Mullen was the 2014 gridiron star manella in high school where football players will now wear his number on their uniforms Mullen who was 24 went on to play football at Yale and Monmouth university He died last Friday following an underwater demolition class in San Diego in which a second seal candidate was injured and remains hospitalized in stable condition The navy is investigating severally Kessler New Jersey A new book by a noted sports writer accuses the NFL of intentionally withholding a report that could have cleared the New England patriot Tom Brady in the deflategate scandal in playmakers Mike florio writes the NFL monitored the pressure of game balls for the entire 2015 season as part of its investigation into allegations that Brady intentionally manipulated the pressure of balls he used those numbers were never released Florio writes the numbers would have shown that atmospheric conditions and temperature resulted in wide fluctuations in ball pressure much like the.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Strawberries than it really does I'm Scott Carr And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom in person early voting starts today in both New York City and New Jersey voters will choose a new mayor in New York Some of the other offices on the New York City ballot include public advocate city controller and city council In the garden state they will choose whether to reelect a democratic governor Phil Murphy or to replace him with Republican challenger Jack chitrali Early voting ends October 31st Several governors were in Washington D.C. yesterday for a meeting of the democratic governors association There was lots of talk about the progress of the big proposed infrastructure Bill and what it would mean for states Bloomberg caught up with Ned Lamont governor of Connecticut I was there with a lot of governors I mean I'm from an old state Connecticut We have old infrastructure So the infrastructure Bill fixing our roads and bridges absolutely vital And I'm really pleased that day care child care universal pre-K is standing in the final bill Connecticut governor Ned Lamont was interviewed for Bloomberg radios sound on Governor Cathy hoka signed a package of four bills meant to aid formerly incarcerated people in New York more from Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini One bill allows people who have been convicted of a felony and fully served their sentence in prison to act as the executor of a family estate Another bill allows for people who are reentering after prison to work overtime or night shifts without violating their pearl Local also approved a measure that allows people subject to supervised release to file protest against work related labor conditions And the governor back to Bill that has meant to simplify the process for obtaining certificates issued by state corrections and community supervision officials This helps formerly incarcerated people to show they have not committed crimes since their release from prison to east Pellegrini Bloomberg radio Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm Susanna Palmer.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
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"Their hard earned money. Back to our top story. The National Weather Service has just added another tornado warning for parts of northeastern Worcester and northwestern Middlesex County's through to 15. It comes after touchdown. Tornado earlier confirmed in Bolton in Berlin. This was during the lunch hour the noontime hour around 12 30. There were signings. This was not just Rotation on the radar. We have multiple witnesses. I saw brief video of this tornado, and then it went back up into the atmosphere and then touched down so Berlin and bolt him. And now we're looking at that risk in the Littleton area again if you're near Littleton route 1 10 4 95 that major highway in that area, but also route to in that area. You want to avoid these roadways and we have traffic and weather together for you coming up in just another few minutes here but again. Be aware, very risky conditions in that part of Massachusetts. Right now, Power outages have been whittled down to about 300 in Massachusetts. But what about Connecticut? Governor Ned Lamont says he wants lights and air conditioners back on quickly. We're holding the utilities accountable. 95% of the houses were without power right here in Canterbury, and you've got to get the trucks here. You've got to be able to manage that. You've got to prepare for the worst. The number of customers in the dark in Connecticut is down to around 4400 and this just in from the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency. The tornado warning through to 15 includes Fitchburg, Westford, Pepperell Kingsborough brought in Lunenburg Townsend,.
Balance of Nature with Dr. Douglas Howard
Henri Now a Tropical Depression as Flooding Danger Remains
"Continuing unleashed downpours over a region already saturated by heavy rain. Earlier today. The storm was located about 10 miles southwest of Hartford, Connecticut, was expected to produce heavy rainfall and flooding across areas of New England, New York, New Jersey and northeast Pennsylvania. Through tonight and into early tomorrow. Connecticut governor Ned Lamont says even though Andrea has been downgraded, people still need to take it seriously. Don't get complacent. Uh, As I said before, Sandy, I see those were not hurricanes, either because the terrain is so wet. You do have just a 40 50 or not dust. Knocks over trees, and that's why we're watching the power outage situations so carefully. In Tennessee, at least 22 people are dead and many more missing. After record setting rain caused devastating flooding that swept away homes up to 17 inches of rain fell in less than 24 hours, setting a new one day record for rainfall in the state. News and analysis at town hall
Rush Limbaugh
Connecticut Legalizes Recreational Marijuana for Adults
"Recreational marijuana is now legal in Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont signing the bill into law today in Hartford. This legalizes recreational marijuana in Connecticut for adults aged 21 older by July, 1st and Connecticut is now the 19th state to legalize marijuana, along with neighboring New York and New
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
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"By the Ken Street marshes. You wouldn't think you'd hear this phrase in situate when talking about a bear he's in the march. Jim is a situate resident who has experience spotting bears, and that's because he's lived elsewhere in the wilderness of the Commonwealth. We used to live in Stockbridge. You know, it's pretty common common. There, but the cells? Sure it's just unusual to see that sort of thing. Situate police have warnings out to residents. If you do come across, boo boo. Give him his space. Let him be in. You may want to take down the backyard bird feeder for awhile outside of that, But I don't think people are Overly concerned about it. Reporting from Situate Harbor, Jim McKay wbz Boston's NewsRadio, the Joint Committee on Cannabis Policy. Yeah, I just actually got that the joint committee Is considering a bill that would help pot farmers use organic pesticides to grow The plant. Outside. It comes as an Amer Space group is worried that indoor growing is draining our power grid. Growing marijuana endorses an energy intensive operation, according to Sanford Lewis, general counsel for the Northeast Sustainable Cannabis Project, the sectors using about 10% of the electricity demanded by the industrial sector as a whole, that's a big chunk of Massachusetts energy consumption. Lewis says. He's Talked to many pot farmers who want to grow their products outdoors, but they're being impeded by cannabis control regulations that won't allow them to protect their plants by using pesticides that are deemed appropriate for organic farmers. Buying off the shelf products that are EPA approved that basically are putting good fungus is in place to block the bad ones that's not allowed in Massachusetts for cannabis growers and surreal impediment, given the threat of harmful mold that damage there, But Kim Tunnicliffe WBZ Boston's news radio. Soon Connecticut could be known for more than just nutmeg. Here's Rory O Neill early this morning on a 19 to 17 vote, the Connecticut Senate passed or recreational marijuana bill that now heads to that states House of Representatives. If it becomes law, people would be allowed to buy 1.5 G of the drug grow a few plants at home, with nearly half the licenses going to social equity organizations. Senator Gary Winfield says it's about time we should have never made cannabis. An illegal drug. It should never have been prohibited. Governor Ned Lamont promises he will sign the bill. If it reaches his desk. Connecticut would join 18 other states, including Massachusetts in allowing recreational marijuana sales. Rory O. Neill, WBZ, Boston's news radio. Speaking of the green stuff, there's new incentive in the Pacific Northwest to get a covid 19 vaccine and CBS's Jim Crow, Zula explained. It's the latest pot for a shot deal..
Page Publishing
Vaccinated Connecticut Residents Won’t Be Required to Wear Masks Indoors
"The CDC is announcement about indoor mask usage. Connecticut is moving to relax restrictions Governor Ned Lamont has announced that beginning May 19th the state will end the indoor mask mandate for people who are fully vaccinated in most indoor settings. He added that those who are not yet vaccinated will still need to wear
Red Eye Radio
Military begins delivering vaccines in Texas and New York
"Knew tonight, the Pentagon is ramping up the deployment of what federal authorities they could be up to 100 vaccination teams around the country. The U. S military is beginning to deliver shots of Corona virus vaccination centers in Texas and New York and says service members will start stopping four centers in Florida and one in Philadelphia next week. This as many states are now instituting their own corona virus vaccination protocols when you can get your covert shot in the U. S may depend on where you live at the top is Alaska. Where 21% of the residents have gotten at least one shot. New Mexico is next at 20%, South Dakota, 18% near the bottom are Georgia, Tennessee and Utah were only 11% of gotten a shot. Connecticut Democrat governor Ned Lamont says federal guidelines on who gets the shot or too complicated and starting next week, anyone in his state over age 55 consign up. Both Fizer and Madonna are ramping up production and with emergency approval for a third single shot vaccine. Johnson and Johnson will be able to add 3 to 4 million doses next week and 20 million by the end of
77WABC Radio
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"Testing negative in New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is allowing big sports venues and arenas to reopen to fans. Hockey, basketball, football, soccer, baseball music shows performances any large arena can open on February 23rd the nests of signed on the play The Kings of the Barclay Center February 23rd 10% capacity. You've gotta test negative to go to the game. Masks and social distancing are mandatory seating will be spaced out. Citi Field is open now is a covert vaccine mega site. Queens residents prioritized also food service workers and TLC taxi and limo drivers. Connecticut is expanding vaccine eligibility. To residents between the ages of 65 74. There's a lot of interests and excitement. Governor Ned Lamont says. First doses have already been administered to more than half of the state's folks who are 75 up. And now, he says, it's time for the next priority group there with us because they're a lot of people 350,000 for now gonna be eligible in this next category, Traffic and transit up next now your forecasts from the Ramsey Monster Weather Center. 33 degrees. Mostly cloudy, dropping to 25 tonight from the 77 w ABC News Desk. I'm Sara Lee Kessler. Views and opinions expressed by the individual hosts and their guests do not necessarily reflect the policies or positions of WNBC radio. It's management for its sponsors. W A B C traffic in transit. There's a jam up on the B Q leaders and accident West Fan of the BQE right around Metropolitan Avenue bumper to bumper traffic from Queens Boulevard down to Metropolitan Avenue on the Brooklyn Queens Expressway. Elahi, already a busy ride through Queens, eastbound from the B Q E out to the Cross seven Parkway. It's about a 40 minute trip. Lot of heavy traffic to on the Grand Central Parkway eastbound and westbound, coming in through the Kew Gardens, Interchange and the South Bend NPR drive Big Jam up heading down the 3/14 Street accident. They're in the process of being cleared, not found side of the Holland Tunnel about a five a 10 minute delay 5 to 10 out, dammit for Lincoln. I'm Jake. Relax, Talk radio 77 W 86 Judge Jeannine Pirro. She's the outspoken hosts. What everybody's talking about talking about Judge Jeannine Pirro..
WMAL 630AM
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"Schumer has suggested Democrats may use the procedural tool called Reconciliation to get the president's nearly $2 trillion package to pass. Millions of Americans are seeing a winter's worth of snow with just a day as a nor'easter. In fact, people from Maryland domain In Massachusetts. There expecting as much as a foot and a half of snow masking everyone is I always do T o help to you apart. Property owners are required to clean snow and ice from sidewalks and current Gramps abutting their property within three hours after snowfall Austin there Marty Walsh if everyone's sanitation Department the ability to do their job by staying out of their way to York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, Connecticut governor Ned Lamont said the storm forced the postponement of about 10,000 shots and delayed the state's weekly Re supply of vaccine now expected tomorrow, yours providers that called all vaccination appointments to extend their hours if needed to reschedule the shots By the end of the week. America is listening to pawn smooth W m A L news at 902. I'm sharing rairden. Looks like we're going to be dealing with the wintry weather awhile longer because it's now looking like things won't be fully over until sometime on Wednesday. That's according to National Weather Service forecaster Michael Sosa. You know the threat lingers throughout, especially the morning hours on Wednesday, but I think by Wednesday afternoon we're pretty much said and done with in terms of any lingering No showers. Another 1 to 3 inches of snow is possible. A winter weather advisory remains in effect. This is not the way you want to move up on Maryland's Cove in 19 vaccination list adults who were in the hospital with the limited set of serious conditions, including cancers, he OPD organ transplant.
710 WOR
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"I stay talking. All right today is gonna be here with us all morning long. Yeah, don't go anywhere. We'll get more sound effects later. Joe Bartlett has the latest news at 7 30. Good morning, Joe. All right. The translation of all of that stay off the roads. That's the message from elected officials around the tri state area this morning. The city. Looking at the potential of 12 to 18 inches of snow on the emergency management Commissioner Deanne Creswell says it's dangerous to be outside 3 to 5 inches at the morning rush hour. And then it will just continue to get worse throughout the day Monday. We're looking at blizzard like conditions from about 8 A.m. to 8 P.m.. Only essential workers should be on the road, according to city officials, because the city is essentially shut down outdoor dining of suspended vaccination appointments postponed and mayor de Blasio says you can stay home Monday. We are not gonna have in person school, we will pivot to remote learning for all our students. And no decision yet about school tomorrow. New Jersey Transit given up, suspending everything, Busses and trains suspended a New Jersey transit, so that's going to make it difficult to get around. If you try to use mass Transit M T a bus is running a produce schedule. Subways may not have expressed service in the L I double arm on a weekend schedule. All of this because of the Snowstorm that's gonna continue through tomorrow. Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont says he's using his covert operation centers now to monitor and respond of the storm, urging all state residents to avoid unnecessary travel a travel ban on certain tractor trailers in Connecticut as well. Speaking of vaccinations, American taxpayers have spent $161 million keeping Khalid Shaykh Mohammad alive and a lot of uproar over KSM getting his Covert shot along with Len, the mastermind of the 9 11 attack. Put me in the same breath with this terrorist. No, no, What's wrong with you? I'm just saying, there's someone some people that think you know, it's not fair. Like John General. I wouldn't play that the word mastermind to lend though. Come on, Okay, That's true, anyway. Um, But here's you know, the whole thing about his covert shot is predicting a ridiculous because they're trying to keep my life so they can put him to death. But anyway, the issue that's a good life joke. Let's try to keep my lives and it could kill him. That's right. You know? I mean, like coronavirus, do it, please. It's a fantastic point. Why should K s L m. Get his Colbert shot before Natalie or me. Exactly. Yeah, anyway, But here's the other issue is the other issue with this guy. Believe it or not, we've spent 100 $61 million keeping this guy alive. Hey was captured in 2000 three's estimated federal government spent between 9.5 and $13 million per prisoner at Gitmo. Now. He was scheduled to receive his current virus vaccine Saturday. But since there's been this little uproar, I don't know if he's going to get it in that, But anyway and not not to compare you to him. Let not about all the other mastermind me got mine on Friday, and I'm very grateful for that. And I didn't know what happened. I am plenty rank. I didn't do anything. I am very happy You are protected. I'm really looking forward to the day you venture beyond the mailbox, So I'm happy she that sounds. That sounds sincere. Thank you, Joe. When we get back our buddy water Wolf checks in its Super Bowl week. So get excited, And it's 7 50, Westchester County Executive George Lattimer, What's doing up there with the storm?.
710 WOR
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"Ears to your World Way are the voice of New York 17. W O R an I Heart Radio Station. It's 25 degrees at six o'clock, Good evening of Lisa Salvati, and Here's What's up. Happening. New York City schools will close and be all remote learning tomorrow as the city braces for a major snowstorm. Covert vaccination appointments are postponed now. The decision on what the students will remain remote on Tuesday will be announced tomorrow. In COVERT news, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont says he needs to know how many vaccines are on the way in order to have a successful vaccination roll out. What's most important right now for the Biden administration is give us some transparency. Let us know what can expect next week. What we can expect next month on CBS's face the nation, the Democratic governor added. Teachers will be in an early group to get vaccines, he said. They're already a priority group when it comes to testing for the virus, and someone in New Jersey is $30 million, richer after hitting last night's Powerball jackpot that someone may want to celebrate with dinner in the city Restaurant week has been extended in New York City through February. 28th entrees $20.21 in sports. The Knicks lost to the Clippers won 29 2 1 15. Tonight the Nets play Washington and Rutgers basketball. It's the Scarlet Knights against the Northwestern Wildcats game could be heard right here on 7 10 WR Pregame at 7 15 Years WR Weather Channel forecast We've got the Winter Storm warning. Staying with us 7 p.m. to 6 A.m. Tuesday morning Snow Tonight 3 to 5 inches expected Low to mid twenties. So could be heavy at times, Monday, Wendy Upper twenties to mid thirties wins could easily top 30 MPH possibly seeing 8 to 12 inches of snow. More snow Monday night gusty winds of times. Snow accumulating to 3 to 5 inches could pick up occasional gust over 40 MPH snow showers Tuesday some rain mixing in later for the boroughs. I'm meteorologist Jaffe. No. Next news at seven. Breaking news at once. Start your day with Len Burman A Michael Riedel tomorrow Morning. Six. Still den on Lisa Salvati on 7 10 W. O R an NBC News radio station. The following is a paid program W O. R's airing of this program constitutes neither an endorsement of the products offered or the ideas expressed. It's time for mind your business on 7 10, W. O R and the I Heart Radio network to present the weekly business radio show produced by the award winning marketing.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Now. Global News update. Etiquette Governor Ned Lamont says he needs to know how many vaccines he'll get in the future. On CBS's face the Nation, Lamont says transparency and vaccine numbers is the most important thing The Biden administration can deliver. Right now. The Democrat governor says teachers will be in an early group to get vaccines. A top health official at Johns Hopkins University, says he's pleased by President Biden's response to the Corona virus Pandemic. On Fox News Sunday, Doctor Tom Inglesby per Raised the new administration specifically mentioning the strategy surrounding vaccines More than 1000. Supporters of opposition leader Alexei Navalny are under arrest during protests across Russia. Reuters reports. Security forces have been breaking up the rallies today in dozens of locations across the country where protesters are demanding navalny be free. That's the latest I'm Cameron Fairchild. This is Bluebird Daybreak weekend. Our global look ahead of the top stories for ambassadors in the coming week. I'm John Tucker in New York. So big changes coming in U. S policy related to the environment and climate change may be even bigger changes than you think. And for some insight, let's head to our Bloomberg 99 1 newsroom in Washington. And Bloomberg's Amy Morris. Amy Thank you. John President Biden has called climate change an existential threat, and now we're seeing how he plans to approach environmental issues through executive orders signed within days of his swearing in. Joining us now. Bloomberg editor at large, John Morgan, John, Thanks so much for taking the time with us. I am a good to talk to you. Now you cover regulation, broadly speaking, which really does cover everything, And maybe more than ever would include the environment. What do you see coming up when it comes to regulation and the environment? By a whole lot. Those hopes have been around Washington for a while. Remember the many months of study and dithering that President Obama on both when he was considering the Keystone XL pipeline and President Biden had barely put his hand down from being and inaugurated in the office when he yanked that permit that allowed that pipeline across the border so He was off and running during the campaign. A lot of environmentalists sort of wondered and whispered about whether he would be serious about the climate or whether he was just paying lip service. But we have the answer. Now. This week, he Rolled out a suite of reforms and orders and other initiatives that show he's very serious about this. Now President Biden does describe this environmental policy is part of a jobs initiative. And as I'm sure you've heard there are those who argue that yanking that permit for the pipeline would actually eliminate jobs. What will it take for this environmental policy to actually be more of a jobs initiative? How does that come to fruition? Well, uh, the pipeline itself. It was always back. We're recovering and remember, even the State Department estimated to be you know thousands of construction jobs, which is not to be sneezed at, but only about 20 full time jobs when I was up and running So I think this administration would argue that you can easily duplicated exceed that with the construction of renewable energy by the reconstruction of the electrical grid that needs to be done toe. Accommodate some other sources of energy like wind and solar and things like that, and If we can get around to manufacturing electric cars, its scale and he has ordered the federal government really invest heavily in electric cars. In fact, we may be looking at the Postal Service truck that pulls up in front of house may infect the electric in the near future. It's all good jobs, biting argues, and he's even got some support from Detroit. Which those? Yeah, we're game that's build these and some of the unions are back in that as well. So that actually leads right into my next question, which is leveraging federal regulations and purchasing power to flight fight climate change. That would go along with what you were just saying, the say the Postal Service vehicles actually being electric and other issues that federal agencies can somehow insert themselves and Managed to fight climate change by using their leverage. Yeah, he's ordered the federal buildings in their hundreds of thousands of those to look at ways they can save power and convert to renewable energy. He's talking about a federal standard, like many states have Require a certain percentage of the energy sources to be renewable and the federal U. S federal government is believed the largest purchaser of vehicles in the world. So if they do take this seriously, and I suspect they will, if they're going to be giving a big boost of some of these Dollar start up companies that are coming out with electric companies and even some of the big ones that are converting over like GM and the bolt some of the other cars so this would be a big boost to An industry that could result in a drop in prices for the rest of US consumers down the road. Is there a risk of creating uncertainty, though in just a few days, the president used those executive orders to stop issuing new oil and natural gas drilling leases on federal lands. I'm wondering how that impacts markets and creates that uncertainty. Well, there's the oil and gas in those who certainly was alarmed by that, and they say Even though that this is not stopped them from drilling on existing permit that even Ah, one year pause while they study what happens, what's going to happen with the leasing of federal land? For the purposes of fossil fuel development. They say, you know, we take a one year pause that could really knock us out for years down the road. There could be a ripple of delays and other problems. So there's certainly alarmed by this and are firing up all of the lobbying corps in Washington to push back against it. It's going to be a good fight on the road. Will the president be able to shift to cleaner modes of transportation along and along, especially within the timeline that he's given? Well, it's we're about to find out that way it you can do a lot like I said they concede some companies by providing, you know, just being a ready market. And once you get to a certain point, and there's gonna be a tipping point when enough Electric vehicles are on the road, then we're going to see electric charging stations. Something up in places where they are now and that's very much necessary for consumer adoption of electric vehicles. So there are things the government can do to help Lee, you know, sort of path. Towards more use of electric vehicles. And we're about to find out if if Congress will go along because some of this will require some funding. On it Zbig changes talking about, but so far he's got his one acceptance from the auto industry, which is has invested heavily also in these things, and there's always Tesla out there, which was sort of led the way and it's uh At some point more valuable than a lot of the big companies on Wall Street right now. Bye bye Capitalization. No, I want to get into the policy a little bit more. But before I do, Let's talk about the technique. How the president is able to get from a to B and right now he is simply using the executive order. That's kind of risky, isn't it? Because the next president could just come along and undo all of it, as we are seeing happened with the Biden administration now on doing Ah, lot of the Trump Administration executive orders isn't that risky? Very risky. Yeah, There's really three ways of President can do things and one of his executive order, which has its limits their only so many things you can order people to do and don't require funding, which would have to go through the budget process. But He's made have he's made President Biden, as president Trump had done has made wide use of that. Beyond that, you could do regulations..
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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont urges Biden to "give us some transparency" on vaccine rollout
"Connecticut governor Ned Lamont says he needs to know how many vaccines he'll get in the near future. On CBS's face the nation, Lamont said, transparency and vaccine numbers is the most important thing The Biden administration can deliver right now. The Democrat governor says teachers will be in an early group to
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"governor ned lamont" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Now. Global News update. Etiquette Governor Ned Lamont says he needs to know how many vaccines he'll get in the future. On CBS's face the Nation, Lamont says transparency and vaccine numbers is the most important thing The Biden administration can deliver. Right now. The Democrat governor says teachers will be in an early group to get vaccines. A top health official at Johns Hopkins University, says he's pleased by President Biden's response to the Corona virus Pandemic. On Fox News Sunday, Doctor Tom Inglesby per I used the new administration specifically mentioning the strategy surrounding vaccines More than 1000. Supporters of opposition leader Alexei Navalny are under arrest during protests across Russia. Reuters reports. Security forces have been breaking up the rallies today in dozens of locations across the country where protesters are demanding navalny be free. That's the latest I'm Cameron Fairchild. This his balance of power with David Western on Bloomberg Radio President Joe Biden took Morrell executive action this week to combat climate change, including temporarily blocking new leases for oil drilling on federal lands and ordering a review of fossil fuel subsidies. While announcing the action, the president said, We've waited too long to address the problem. In my view, we've already waited too long to do with this climate crisis. We can't wait any longer for a view from the oil and gas industry. I spoke with Mike Somers, CEO of the American Petroleum Institute, to get his reaction to the executive order to block the Keystone XL pipeline. You know, we really view this is a significant step backwards both for environmental progress and for economic recovery pipelines of the safest, most responsible way. That we can transport the oil and gas that America needs and the Keystone XL pipeline was going to be a way to connect. Canadian producers to the products that Americans need on a daily basis. So we were very, very disappointed with that decision. Is it dead? Well, I mean, this is a project that's been 10 years in the making. And based on the The jobs that were cut as a consequence of this decision. I think it's very concerning from our perspective that this project is probably not going to go forward at this time. I'd remind you that this is about 10,000 union jobs, good paying jobs. That that would have occurred as a consequence of the Keystone XL pipeline. And just on the day after they made this announcement, $2000 for cut, So we were very disappointed in this decision. So that's obviously very hard news for the people involved directly. What about more broadly for our energy policy? What is the practical effect of not having Keystone XL? Well, The truth of the matter is is that these products are coming to the United States from Canada, Canada, one way or another. We're gonna come on rail. Primarily, we would have preferred, of course for them to come. The pipeline, which is the safest and, of course, most environmentally responsible way to do it. You know, the Keystone XL Pipeline PC Energy, the parent company of Keystone, they'd actually promised to fully power. The pipeline itself by renewables by 2030. This was a win win win. It had passed every environmental task that had the past the Canadian government was fully supportive of this. Project as well. So I think it's a real loss for for the American people. We're still gonna use oil and gas. The question is whether or not where we're going to get it from, and unfortunately this is a policy that is going to force us to import. Products from elsewhere will continue to get these products from Canada but will become more dependent on regimes that are hostile to American needs. Because of this decision. So, Mike, I'm gonna ask you to something really hard, which put the jersey and for the other team now, what drove the Biden administration to this? What's their argument says This is why we should not have this pipeline. Well, I mean, unfortunately, David, I think it was politics. This this pipeline has become the symbol for many of the in the activist community to shut shutdown development of fossil fuels in Canada. And the United States. Unfortunately, the world's going to continue to demand these products, and there's no shutting down that demand, at least in the short term, and I think our view is that we should be getting it from our number one trading partner. In the in the country of Canada and will continue to advocate for this kind of energy infrastructure that's going toe ensure that Americans have supply of supply of safe and reliable and affordable energy. How badly does this hurt Canada? Well, you have to check in with President Trudeau as a zoo. You know, he was a huge supporter of this pipeline development on that is a country that is very dependent on revenue from fossil fuel development. So we're concerned about our number one trading partner and what this does for the bilateral relationship. Where is the next skirmish? Likely to be? Well, we know that activists on the other side of this industry. Have targeted fossil fuel infrastructure as a way to stop production in the United States. They figured out that the United States is the number one Place where we're producing oil and natural cat gas now. On the world's going to continue to demand these products. So what the activist community has done is they focused on this infrastructure in the middle. So we understand that every one of these pipelines is going to have to be Advocated for and we're will continue to push for that infrastructure to be developed because we want to provide affordable and reliable fuel to the American people. Are there other big pipelines there waiting for permission? Well, just about every pipelines. A fight right now is, you know, so we're working with all of our member companies on that development, and we want to work with the by the administration on that as well. Environmental issues are keystone for our industry as well. And we want to make sure these products are delivered in a way that is safe for the environment, and we know that pipelines are the best way. Transport these products to the American people. It strikes me that you are in an industry that is tied to fossil fuels, and you now have an administration that seems really committed to trying to reduce your industry. How do you handle that? You know what I'll say is that you know, we think there's actually a lot of room for common ground with this administration. You know we worked with. You know, President Biden when he was vice president when he was senator. He's always been a moderately minded individual that's cared about. You know the United States and American energy independence, So we feel that their ways that we can come to compromise on some of these big issues. One example of that is we know that he wants to further regulate methane emissions. This industry a P I. My member companies are all committed to that, and we want to work with this administration on reducing methane emissions, which would include regulation at the federal level. That's one area where we think that we can find common ground well, that there are others as well. Nothing in this strike me as something that might be an area where actually you can make fossil fuels Mork consistent with the climate. Is that the idea? Basically, there are other areas like that. Yeah, you know, let me give you one other example the issue of trade. You know, President Biden has always been someone that has been a free trader wanting to open up markets overseas. One way that we think that we can reduce, uh, the risks of climate change worldwide. Is to export us liquefied natural gas. Let me give you a couple of examples of where that would be really helpful China, for example. Currently they get two thirds of their power from coal if we can switch their their energy mix from coal to natural gas, which is what has happened in the United States, primarily and that has led to a decline in emissions. There would be a significant decline in emissions from China, helping reducing them to reduce the risks of climate change. The same is true in India, they get they get three quarters of their power from coal. If we can use American natural gas to improve their environmental footprint. That's something that we think should unite Republicans Democrats on everyone who's interested in expanding American energy. One of those first executive orders that was signed by President Biden was toe put America back into the Paris climate accord. Where are you on that? So a P I on our member companies have long supported the ambitions of the Paris agreement. The ambition of the Paris agreement is the lower emissions worldwide, but also to provide for sustainable development and to reduce poverty. Those are gold. I think that all of us can get behind. So we're looking forward to working with the by the administration on developing politics policies that that get us more in line with Paris..
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"governor ned lamont" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Next round of doses. U. S relations with China could take a twist weekday mornings at five Eastern. How Close was Tesla to Being part of the Apple empire on Bloomberg Radio? The Bloomberg business happened. Bloomberg radio dot com. Bloomberg, the world is listening. Here's the latest news President Trump and his allies are running out of time to change the outcome of the election. A federal court rejected a lawsuit brought by a Texas congressman that sought to give Vice President Mike Pence the power to overturn the results of the presidential election. The three judges appointed by Republicans ruled they lack standing. Joe Biden will be sworn in January. 20th, a group of Canadian partiers, air find for breaking covert regulations in a private residence on New Year's Eve Police and come back and forth scoping 19 restrictions inside a person's home near Ottawa when a caller complained to police about a gathering at a neighbor's house officers arrived in that resistance from those inside after a brief scuffle. One person was arrested and five others were each fined over $1500 and nobody won last night's massive Powerball jackpots of the lottery prize money will roll over to $410 million for Wednesday night's drawing. Meanwhile, the mega millions jackpot has rolled over to an estimated $432 million. The mega millions drawing is Tuesday nights. That's the latest I'm Lisa Taylor. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg News Room. Bitcoin continued to rally today. The crypto currency, touching well above $34,000 Bitcoin rose almost 50% in December alone. OPEC plus meets Monday, oil producers led by Saudi Arabia and Russia must decide whether the alliance can continue to restore crude supplies without crushing oil's price recovery. I'm ex crude was last quoted at 48 52 a barrel of 15,000 new cases of the coroner virus reported in New York yesterday. 3600 of them are in New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio says the city's test positive rate is now 9.39% statewide. 128. New Yorkers died from the virus yesterday. Another Connecticut inmate has died from complications related to covet 19. We get more about that from Bloomberg's Dinis Pellegrini, the Connecticut State Department of Corrections says the 69 year old man lost his battle with covered 19 early yesterday boarding He had been transferred from the agency's MacDougal Walker Medical isolation unit to an outside hospital for treatment. December 21st. He was the 14th Connecticut inmate to die from covered 19 complications. Prisoner rights advocates are calling on Governor Ned Lamont. To do more to protect those incarcerated in the state from the virus, including releasing more inmates to these Pellegrini Bloomberg radio. Winning the fight against Covad 19 will be a key driver of the markets this year and the vaccines out now and still to come. Will be a catalyst for the win, according to Deepak Mira, head of investments at Commercial Bank of Dubai office, Things were very confident and for the right reasons globally, we have lots of waxing available in very large numbers. I think the battle with over has entered the final stages, and therefore the markets don't seem to be concerned about it Global. He was 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg. Quick take powered by more than 2700, journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Susanna Palmer, this is Bloomberg. Broadcasting live.
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"governor ned lamont" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Mouse bars will be closed. Restaurants will be limiting the number of people who can sit together and the length of time they'll be allowed to stay. And of course, everyone must wear a mask. Mike Macklin WBZ Boston's his Radio New Year's Eve, Not solemn everywhere. Crowds packed the streets in the original Covad 19 epicenter of Wuhan, China, celebrating in away much of the world is unable to ABC. Is Carson you reports from Hong Kong was exactly a year ago, The Wuhan government first reported a pneumonia outbreak of an unknown origin. Less than a month later, the central Chinese city of 11 million became the first two completely locked down. Beijing's eventual aggressive measures allowed. Wuhan's reopened by mid April in the city hasn't had a reported cove in 19 case since May. After President elect Joe Biden blamed the Trump administration on a slower than expected rollout of covert vaccines. Calling an irresponsible and unacceptable, Dr Anthony Fauci said. There's no one to point the finger at ABC is Phil Yacoub. US key spoke with Dr Fauci today and has this report the Trump administration and hope to get 20 million vaccines out by the end of the year. But that hasn't happened. No, I don't think you could blame a person. Obviously, we need now to do some catch up, Doc. Heredity, Fauci says. With the vaccination programs such as this in the beginning in the first few weeks, you're almost inevitably going to see some bumps in the road. Some hiccups, which is what we see musky ABC NEWS Washington In Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont says the state has learned a lot about covert 19 and 2020, like the importance of social distancing and face masks. Also award about informal social interactions is the euphemism for it Well, I think New Year's Eve is, by definition an informal social interaction the governor urging residents to stay home this New Year's Eve and avoid large gatherings, adding that using caution now could mean ringing in 2022. The old fashioned way. In Wisconsin on arrest has been made in a case involving the intentional spoiling off hundreds of covert vaccine doses. Your CBS's Jim Chris Sula, police have grafted was Scott's a north of Milwaukee have arrested an unidentified hospital pharmacist who's suspected of deliberately routing nearly 600 doses of covert by teen vaccine. Jeff Barr is president of Aurora Health Care Medical Group. The individual admitted to removing and then returning the vaccine to the refrigerator overnight. The evening of December 24th into December. 23. The pharmacist has been fired with Scott's in state police and the FBI continue investigating him. Chris Cillizza B s news Massachusetts oldest resident has gotten her first dose of the covert vaccine. 112 years old Hazel Plumber received the Fizer shot Wednesday at the Life Care Center of the Shop of Valley where she lives. According to the Boston Globe. She was one of 49 residents and 50 staff members. To receive the vaccine at the facility. As concern increases over a more transmissible variant of covert 19 spread to countries around the world. The CDC says. Massachusetts is one of on Lee six states testing for that strain, which has been spotted in California and Colorado. Here's WBZ TV's Michael across there have been no confirmed cases yet here in Massachusetts. All of that, U K variant, But the CDC says that.
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Connecticut Becomes First State In Nation To Require High School Courses On African-American, Black, Puerto Rican, And Latino Studies, New York
"Other education. News connecticut has become the first state to require. High schools. Offer courses on african american black puerto rican and latin next studies starting in twenty twenty. Two connecticut governor ned lamont said quote increasing the diversity of what we teach is critical to providing students with a better understanding of who we are as a society and where we are going he said
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Both of Connecticut's senators self-isolating
"Connecticut's two U. S senators or self isolating after member of Governor Ned Lamont Self A staff tested positive for covert 19 Democrats Richard Blumenthal and Chris Murphy Bull tweeted today that they hadn't had close contact with the staffer, but they were self isolating as a precaution. Murphy tweeted He had attended event with Lamont On Friday, Lamont's chief spokesperson, Max Reiss, identified himself as the senior staff member who had tested positive in a release posted to Twitter on Friday. Rice Road He wasn't sure how or where he had contract ID the virus.
Science Friday
Connecticut official reports serious injuries in VA hospital explosion; federal investigators responding
"Two people were killed in a third seriously injured after an explosion this morning in a V A hospital. We have details from Connecticut Public radio's Allocution ski Connecticut governor Ned Lamont says a steam pipe is the likely cause of the explosion, which brought local, state and federal emergency responders and investigators to the scene. Lamont said he would offer support for a full investigation. Area of the facilities campus was taped off. But the Department of Veteran Affairs said in a statement that the victims were not patients and that patient care was unaffected. The West haven complex is one of the states to Maine V a facilities providing all levels of care to Connecticut's approximately 190,000 veterans. Drive. Thru coronavirus testing continued uninterrupted by the blast this morning for NPR
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Fauci discusses mask mandates in video conference with Connecticut governor
"Plenty about studies that show wearing face coverings are a mask along with social distancing help slow the spread of Corona. Virus. In a video conference with Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont, Dr Anthony Fauci talks more about the research behind wearing a mask. For those who say, Don't wear a mask. It's of no benefit. That is untrue and misleading. Dr. Anthony found. He addressed five things. Everybody Khun Duty help prevent Cove in 19 from spreading. They include wearing facemasks, physical distancing, staying away from places where people congregate, choosing outdoor activities over indoor ones and practicing good hand hygiene. He says that we need to practice safety measures to bring the number of daily cases down. So we can all enter the fall with the low baseline. This
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Trump asserts his power as 'total' to reopen country
"Of the World Health Organization says he thinks president trump is supportive of the agency despite the president's claim the administration's looking to withhold funding as it looks for fault in the timeline of the handling of the pandemic this comes as the agency warns now is the time for vigilance as countries look for exit strategies from lockdown measures as you know the United States is actually the largest contributor to W. H. H. O. O. and and I I have have met met president president trump trump a a number number of of times times before before starting starting from from twenty twenty seventeen seventeen and and recently recently where where we had a cool conversation two weeks ago and what I know is that he's supportive and I hope but the funding to W. H. O. will will continue and the relationship we have is is a very good and the we hope that this will continue but by no means does that mean that it's all over now is the time for vigilance now is the time to double down now is the time to be very very careful and that does not mean the country's cannot begin to create an exit strategy it doesn't mean that countries shouldn't be actively planning to do that but as the director general said there are them in in that sense there are there are things that need to be done you can't replace locked down with nothing you must replace locked down with a very deeply educated commission is empowered and engaged community we are going to have to change our behaviors for the foreseeable future residents from says along Vale is planned gradually reopen economy this week even as some states form their own coalitions to not plan that when asked about governors having the authority president trump said the following our specific other issues a stay at home the president not much because not many businesses he's the president of the United States the authority is total and that's what's gonna be the first governors now we have a couple of bands of excuse me just give me a call did you receive our you have a couple of bands of of the democratic governors but they will agree to it they will have the authority of the president of the United States having to do with the subject we're talking about is total Connecticut governor Ned Lamont pulling no punches in calling out the president's claim I heard that present going to throw verbal hand grenades and died two weeks ago we told your brother and myself I want a mandatory quarantine your actual policy area and we call them up and talk them down we got something a lot more reasonable doubt two weeks later once a mandatory opening up of everything I just think you like system run down these rabbit holes you're right the governor is going to make the determination of what's best for their state we care deeply about the health and safety of our citizens and we're gonna get our economy going in our program thoughtful way now he's got the bully pulpit but we're the ones that have to enforce everybody knows that the governor's where the rubber meets the road I think every governor knows what it takes to get it done just like you said when I'm on a mandatory quarantine York city we had to say Mr president there are a hundred twenty roads not to mention ferries railroads in and out there's no way to do that and he didn't do it how do you courtesy of CNN president trump's claim that he could force governor's hands comes after he left it to them to make decisions about stayed home restrictions and worked as a back up to the states responses
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Tri-state Coronavirus cases and deaths rise as NY and NJ governors order unused ventilators to be seized for use
"As coronavirus cases and deaths rise governor Andrew Cuomo and New Jersey governor Phil Murphy have ordered unused ventilators and other equipment to be seized from medical facilities and re routed to hospitals treating coronavirus patients Deborah Burks a member of president Donald trump's coronavirus task force said Connecticut could become one of the next hot spots for code nineteen that's something governor Ned Lamont has been saying the data released on Friday showed the number of Connecticut cases is over forty nine hundred with one hundred thirty one deaths more than half of the deaths are in Fairfield
Sean Hannity
Connecticut recording 112 Coronavirus deaths, governor orders hotels and short term rentals reserved for essential workers
"R. news Connecticut now recording one hundred twelve coronavirus debts governor Ned Lamont says an executive order takes effect today hotels and short term rentals are reserved only for essential workers not leisure travel not vacationers trying to make sure that that is not just prioritize but exclusively for potential
Ric Edelman
Connecticut, Illinois, New York and California issue stay at home orders
"Stay at home orders have been issued in Connecticut Illinois New York and California directing all nonessential workers to shelter in place Connecticut governor Ned Lamont said residents of his state could be fined for choosing to ignore the order president trump on Friday said he does not anticipate issuing any nationwide state whole
WBZ Morning News
Connecticut, New York, Illinois Governors Issue Stay At Home Orders, Following California's Lead
"Stay at home orders have been issued in Connecticut Illinois New York and California directing all nonessential workers to shelter in place Connecticut governor Ned Lamont said residents of his state could be fined for choosing to ignore the order president trump on Friday said he does not anticipate issuing any nationwide state whole
Kim Komando
New York City turns to remote learning as it shuts schools due to coronavirus
"Patients biggest public school system New York city's shutting down until at least April twentieth trying to slow the spread of the corona virus call this department occasion have been these last week's been setting up a remote learning system it has never been attempted by city New York on this scale to say the least but they have been working on a wartime footing to prepare it New York mayor bill de Blasio in Connecticut governor Ned Lamont is ordering his state's schools closed after tomorrow until at least March the