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"In Lanham at at 130 you're listening to WTOP Washington's news traffic and weather station the WTOP producers desk is wired by IBEW Local 26 where electrical actors come to grow good afternoon I'm Sandy Kozel Acacia James is our producer top stories were following for you today president Biden commemorated Veterans Day today with a visit to Arlington National the Cemetery president placed a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier and then addressed veterans and other attendees we've doubled down on our efforts to ensure all troops all veterans get the services they need and that no veteran is denied the honor they earn because there was discharge for being LGBTQ plus this annual observance takes place at the Memorial Amphitheater at Arlington National Cemetery some veterans and troops on active duty or in the National Guard or Reserve say they're getting tired a phrase of they a hear almost every day you hear it on the street in stores banks restaurants and on dozens of television shows and movies thank you for your service thank you for your service thank you for your service a survey conducted recently by USAA Endeavor Analytics and YouGov finds the phrase has lost its appeal for many younger veterans about half of the more than 1 ,600 veterans asked said being thanked for their service makes them feel comfortable but almost 70 % of those 18 to 29 say that Christopher Cruz CBS News Washington it's 132. Election on Virginia WTOP Democrats held on to control of the state Senate and flipped the of House Delegates in Tuesday's election. Analysts say it's a major blow to Republican Governor Glenn Duncan who wanted a GOP controlled state government and invested significant time raising millions of dollars of his
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"Night turned out to be a decisive win for democrats and abortion rights supporters several key races blue went and in virginia governor glenn yunkins plan for a red wave in full control failed to materialize many pundits believe the commonwealth's races could be an indicator of what's to come in 2024. joining us live with insight on what this means going forward is kyle kandik managing editor of sabato's crystal ball at the city of virginia center for politics good morning to you kyle uh... what is your biggest takeaway from last are any true surprises outlook i think we we knew that that you know both chambers of the state legislature were pretty competitive and i think that's how it how it turned out um... you know there's still a few outstanding races but you you know i think that i thought going into this that a republican sweep of would have been sort of less likely that democratic sweep we did get a democratic sweep of course the majorities of democrats one are you're going to be fairly small again with with with a few um... uncalled races out there and broadly speaking across the nation and other races that we're watching kentucky governors race uh... abortion rights vote in ohio a supreme court race in pennsylvania uh... democrats mostly did you know did really well in those races and so it was a it was a good night for democrats um... broadly speaking you know governor glenn young can has been relatively popular this entire time so how did his ideas proposals and gets watered down you know so spectacularly last night i don't know if he was watered spectacularly down i mean again there were a lot of close races that they did you know that the race for the majority's were were small you know that some of the races broke toward the democrats um... you know i will say that i think that back in twenty twenty one when young can one and the rest of the republic ticket one of the one house delegates that year sort of a perfect storm is a really good political environment for public is that you're i just don't think the environment was quite as is good this time you democrats know despite youngkins efforts you noted brought you have an overall uh... a money advantage rate in this in this race which i think is is important the other thing about virginia is that these off your elections are that the electorate that shows up is just more republican leaning than what you see in a federal election uh... and so you know even if republicans at one uh... last night i don't think it would have been predicted for twenty twenty four the virginia's you know crackling saved federal level any other thoughts before we let you go uh... one thing that's so important of course governor young can can can veto anything at the the house and the democratic house and senate passes but on the way you can propose constitutional amendments to virginia voters is on um... the house of the senate can vote uh... uh... to put those on um... that the house and senate would have to do that again in twenty five twenty to get anything on the ballot like abortion or something like that but you democrats could at least start the process on that that's one helpful about thing having both chambers kyle kandik university of virginia center for politics sabatoz crystal ball managing editor and now a quick look at the top stories were working on for you at w t l p a farewell for the giant pandas as they say goodbye to the national zoo election night in virginia as we were just talking about was a good night for democrats keep it here for full details on these stories in the minutes ahead it is 9 18. time for traffic and weather on the eights and here's rita kessler and right now i fear in maryland on southbound 270 we still have the volume passing 121 toward father hurley boulevard and coming off of 370 trying on to to southbound get 270 but once you do get on it looks good all the way to the lane divide that's where you're going to slow on the southbound spur that joins a delay on the outer loop that begins near old georgetown road headed all the way toward the american legion bridge watch any for work that may be setting up along the right side coming from virginia the inner loop delays are out of springfield headed all the way past 236 annandale in and then coming from 66 toward the dullest hole road outer loop top side of the beltway but way off and on delays from new hampshire avenue around toward georgia inner loop slows getting on to southbound connecticut avenue watch so for any work near jones bridge road if you're on 95 southbound the delays are before 212 trying to head past uh route one in college park but before 201 kennelworth avenue the crash was cleared over to the shoulder your travel lanes are open outer loop delays remain before road headed past route 50 and coming off of westbound 50 onto the outer loop of the beltway but that crash was also cleared over to the right shoulder northbound pennsylvania avenue near dowerhouse road was a report of a wreck you'll also find in the district southbound dc 295 is slow from eastern avenue passing east capital street northbound i 295 slows from the maryland dc line all the way to the 11th street bridge i'm rita kessler wtop traffic text seven news first alert meteorologist steve rudin those of us hoping for a repeat of yesterday will have to reset our expectations of it temperature -wise and at least love brighter skies for this afternoon
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"One kind or another at the end of another term I'd mid frankly -eighties it's time for a new generation of leaders Romney has not always been in step with his party he is the only GOP member of the Senate to vote twice to former convict President Trump in his impeachment trials well news broke this week that the Democratic candidate in the Virginia House delegates race in a competitive suburban Richmond district live streamed sex acts with her husband online the the nurse practitioner Susanna Gibson a mother of two is staying in the race that could be pivotal pivotal that is in determining the balance of power in the Virginia General Assembly so will this scandal cost her votes at the ballot box I think most voters have made up their minds about every election before we really start down this road of learning all that much about the candidates the question is will Democratic voters who would have turned out before this scandal to say well I don't really want to be a part of voting for this candidate so I do think it's going to hurt I don't know that it's fatal twenty years ago would have said that this was the end of a campaign but now I think that it's not clear where the line is for unacceptable behavior anymore Stephen Farnsworth political science professor at the University of Mary Washington a protection order has been issued today in the case involving former President Trump's handling of classified documents That order from a federal judge in Florida is meant to shield sensitive evidence. The protection order on the classified is not much of a surprise President Trump is charged with 32 counts of violating the Espionage Act. The government is going to have to make the case that many of the documents that remained in Mar -a -Lago were top secret and highly sensitive. If that's true they will have to remain in a secure facility and can't be brought back to private the premises or offices of Donald Trump. That's CBS legal analyst Thayne Rosenbaum. Coming up in money news after traffic and weather. Rates are too rich now for more potential buyers. I'm Jeff Glabough. And then the nearly two week manhunt for an escaped killer in Pennsylvania is now over. 636. Soon business is a pleasure with a pallet barrel sotch, driving an automotive treasure park in your own garage. For over 40 years Fair Oaks has believed lower prices and higher standards should be the norm. I'm Melanie Funkhouser, president of Fair Oaks. Visit us in the Philly Auto Park and get your lowest price of the year, the Fair Oaks family price. Go as far in a brand new car, at Fair Oaks Chrysler Jeep Dodge and Ram, online at fairoaksmotors dot com. You know, it's not a trick question when window nation is the answer. This is Dave Johnson and what is more than more, how about even more? Yeah, you hear me talking about window nation always giving you more, but now they're giving you even more. The more windows you buy, the more you save, up to 50 % off, plus a lot more. nothing Pay for two full years for windows that deliver more for your home, more energy savings, more value, more features, more options, more beauty. 86690 nation or window nation dot nation dot com. Take a stand for less traffic congestion and clean air on car free day, Friday, September 22nd. Try other ways to get around like transit, biking, rideshare, walking, scootering or teleworking. Take the free pledge at carfreemetrodc dot org for special promotions and a chance to win great prizes, even if you're already car free or commuting on a hybrid work schedule. Sign up at carfreemetrodc .org. The mid Atlantic winter is coming. Thompson Creek Window Company's energy efficient windows are built right here for our unique climate to save you money on your utility bills. Call today for their biggest sale of year. the For a limited time, get 25 % off all Thompson Creek windows indoors plus no interest until 2025. Get new windows indoors before the cold weather hits. Call home home sweet sweet Thompson Creek. This just into WTOP, a federal judge has just declared illegal, a revised version of a federal policy that prevents the deportation of hundreds of thousands of immigrants brought to the U .S. as children. The U .S. District Judge Andrew Hannon on Wednesday
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"Super Saturday is the best time to buy new furniture. Ashley's hope is just four 49. Ashley queen beds only two 49. Super Saturday Ten tonight. This Saturday at Ashley in Maryland and Virginia. Dead Wednesday morning march 8th, welcome to WTO. It's 1245. This is WTO P news. Good morning. I'm being like ledger with the cis early Wednesday, a double shooting locally in Montgomery county, where we turn now, leading into several schools actually being placed on lockdown this week for a while anyway on Tuesday, there's around 1230 when bullets started to fly on Lake landing road near Montgomery village road two people were hurt in the shooter ran off. Officers arrived and found two males of an unknown age suffering from non life threatening gunshot wounds. Shira Goffin Montgomery county police says as a search for the shooter, the Montgomery county public school system made the call to have everyone shelter in place at 5 area schools. That has since been lifted, while not giving the ages of any of the people involved in the shooting, Goff says the accused shooter who was a male was found and arrested. This was an incident contained between the individuals involved. Mike Murillo WTO news. Where it is the two people shot are expected to be okay. D.C. police are searching for a prisoner this morning that escaped custody on yesterday morning, 22 year old Kenneth Phillips was being held on carjacking at burglary charges this week from a case back in November. Police say Phillips managed to run away from authorities while he was being treated at Howard University hospital. Authorities are asking this morning anyone with info on his whereabouts to call D.C. police as soon as possible. Virginia House delegate Matt faris is then charged in an alleged hit and run state police say the 54 year old Republican who represents parts of central Virginia was apparently at the wheel of a Chevy Tahoe that struck a woman last week and failed to stop. At least say the woman has minor injuries luckily there is his charge this morning with two felonies including malicious wielding has been released on bond, his office tells The Associated Press that the charges are false and that he plans to clear his name. To metro issues now, if you are a new mom, listen up and then you're pushing that stroller around all day, you know how difficult that can be. But now, it's good news. It'll be a lot easier to hop on a metro bus. Previously, you had to pack up the stroller and hold your baby, but now the baby can stay in the stroller and use a priority seating area where seeds can flip up. Metro GM Randy Clark, welcome writers here in D.C.'s eastern market. Getting on a boss folding your stroller when you have a little one could actually be unsafe. So what we really tried to find a situation is how to use that space for someone
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"We see the patient, but we see the person first. Whitman walker, we see you. This is WTO P news. It's more of 53. Virginia House delegate Matt Farah has now been charged in an alleged hit and run. State police say the 54 year old Republican who represents parts of central Virginia was at the wheel of a Chevy Tahoe that struck a woman last week, and he failed to stop. Police say the woman has minor injuries, Paris is charged with two felonies, including malicious wounding, he's been released on bond, his office tells The Associated Press, the charges are false and he'll clear his name in court. How often do you hear about a crash on the BW Parkway when listening to traffic on the aids here at WTO? Well, the National Park Service is hoping you'll hear about fewer of them in the future. Over a 150 signs are getting replaced more than 30 new signs are coming to the Baltimore Washington Parkway, as it runs from the D.C. line up to Maryland route one 75. The sounds will still be the same color, but they'll be much more reflective, aimed at helping nighttime drivers read them easier. The National Park Service is also installing mile markers on the side of the road to make it easier to pinpoint the location of a problem, an existing guard rails on the side of the road will be repaired as well. All that work should be finished sometime this summer. John dome in WTO P news. Sports at 25 and 55 powered by maximus, moving people and technology forward at four 55, let's check in with George Wallace. All right, a couple of big name quarterbacks say in the news as the tag deadline has come and gone. Now the ravens have placed the non exclusive franchise tag on Lamar Jackson at $32 million. So that means that for the first time in his career, Lamar is free to negotiate with other teams. The ravens have the right to match any offer he receives, or they get two first round picks if they decide not to do that. Elsewhere, the Giants and Daniel Jones beat the clock and get a long-term deal done, reportedly worth four years, a $160 million with 35 million and incentives. Now, Aaron Rodgers is in California and the jets brass is heading to California. To meet with the packers quarterback, including woody Johnson and offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett, who has a relationship with Aaron Rodgers. We'll see where that goes. College basketball in the a ten tournament Richmond beats UMass earlier today and sets up a matchup with George Mason tomorrow. The CAA championship is in town tonight, UNC W facing college of Charleston, the entertainment sports arena. Jamir young of Maryland was named in the all Big Ten second team today, Maryland starts its conference tournament Thursday night in the Big Ten just after 9 o'clock, wizards in Detroit tonight to face the pistons, caps off till Thursday, George Wallace, to be TLB sports. In coming up on WTO, we continue to follow that developing story out of Mexico to Americans who survived a deadly kidnapping are back here in the U.S. much more on this ahead. It's four 56. Breaking news. Tax refund shock is everywhere, but what is it? My tax refund shrank. Mine too. The culprit pandemic related stimulus
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"But what we've actually been doing is working in the heavily populated Democrat areas or what they call in the soft Democrat areas and the independent areas. And believe it or not, you know, we're getting at least one sign on every street and elected areas because we realize that, you know, we don't go in as, hey, I'm a Republican run, and we go in and say, hey, you know, we get to know them. We try to talk about the issues. And then we tell them, here's where we stand. Here's what we're trying to do to help your community in our community and the people in Newport News in the 94th district. And getting a lot of good receptions. So we kind of done it the opposite. We're not trying to we're not spending a lot of time pushing out Republicans because we know that they're going to go vote. We just, you know, here in the next week or so, we'll make sure that they do go vote. We've actually been really trying to hit the other areas. And one of the things that's happened is a lot of the areas we go to, they say you're the first person that's ever come here. Nobody ever comes here. Nobody ever talks to us. You know, yet many of them still go vote, but they're like, nobody ever talks to us. And so we gain votes just because we showed up and talked to him. Let's talk about some of those issues that you're talking about. I think one of the ones it doesn't matter who's running for House delegates or if you're running for governor and lieutenant governor attorney general it's the topic to George education. It's about the issues now. Governor mcauliffe, you know, during his debate, made a little bit of a gaffe saying that parents should not be involved in their education. I have a little bit of a take on that, but I'd like to hear yours. What do you think about parental involvement in an individual child's education? I mean, I think it's about most important. I mean, like I said as a Christian and a minister, I mean, we go back to the word of God that talks about our children. They're inheritance. They're heritage. You know, it's our job to train them up. It's our job to teach them. And we as parents, you know, really have forgotten that. Kind of what this has done is brought things back into the light and it's actually been a good thing because this brought parents back into the lives of their children, realizing what their children were learning or should I say not learning, especially in Newport News public school systems. And so education has always been a parental right. It's the job of the parent to educate. Unfortunately, many, many parents, some because they want to others because of necessity with two income households or single parents. You know, have given the public school the complete rights to raise their children. And now they're seeing the products of that for some who are older and they're seeing what's happening even in kindergartens now and things are being taught. And it's open a lot of parents eyes and a lot of parents are getting back to the truth that, you know, these are my children. It's my responsibility, too, to ensure that they are learning what they're supposed to be learning. I think the COVID-19 environment sort of instigated a little bit of that too over the last year. Parents have had to try to figure out using technology, how to get their kids educated, and some parents, maybe you didn't have the luxury of what you and I are communicating on right now..
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"We're happy to be here with you checking in with our senior news analyst Lloyd Jackson. And the very latest move from Michigan members of Congress to urge the president to Reopen the Canadian border. Can the president do that, Lloyd? Well, let me tell you, some representatives are urging him to do something because they say it's uh, it's a long past time to reopen the border with candidates, US representative Bill Hazing of West Michigan and five other members of the state's US House delegate delegation. Have written the president asking him to do that. And in the letter led by high Zynga and signed by 75, members of the U. S house, including those from both parties, They're asking, biting to begin taking science based data driven steps to safely reopen international travel to the U. S, including allowing freer access to Canada. Now, pressure has been building Paul W. And biting in the Canadian Prime minister Justin Trudeau to reopen the world's largest land border between two nations, which has been closed since last year to all but essential travel. Because of concerns of Covid 19, But the bite administration is not expected to take another look at reopening the border until July, 21st Hi sing along with US representative Brian Higgins, Democrat from New York, who co chairs a group that meets with parliamentarian officials in Canada over these issues of joint concern. That more than 59% of the Canadian population has received at least one dose of the vaccine. That number is expected to grow quickly and in the U. S. 67% of eligible adults have been vaccinating, and the president this week announced plans to ramp up efforts to get the remainder to receive shots. So it's like, what are we waiting for? Let's let's get this open. People want to, you know, go to Canada again. You know our friends over winter we missed them. They miss us. You know, and the essential workers are coming back and forth. But you know, as far as our leisure time, you know, we like to go to Chatham. We'd like to go to London. We want to go to Toronto. We want to go to Montreal. You know, A lot of people want to go over to the casino. You know, so it it's it's uh, you know, we're waiting for that to happen. And and, uh, they're saying, you know, we need to, you know, get off the pot and get that open. Well, be fascinating to see if if we can have an effect on the president, and then the president can have an effect on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Interesting, though. As I watched the Stanley Cup of Finals the playoffs last night as as if you didn't hear Tampa Bamba? Yes, the cup two years, two seasons two years in a row. But the stark difference between The Tampa Bay players, Coaches management and the Montreal Canadians, players, staff and management If you noticed if, and you couldn't help, but notice if you're paying attention. All the Canadians and management staff. Etcetera still had masks on. Yeah, they did, And you are. The funniest thing is when they go to shake hands when it's all over. Those with and those without stood out pretty clearly. And so, so Canada clearly has a different view, I guess or different approach still. Covid 19, then we do. Yeah, they do. And it appears so. And that's why these representatives want the president and Justin Trudeau to just maybe sit down, get together and work out something because it's improving as far as the vaccination rates of both countries..
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"You think it leads to healing to shoot the show and re show the tragedy that happened here at the Capitol lives lost that nothing whatsoever to do with President Trump. His lawyer, David shown will get his chance today to re but two days of prosecution of the Senate impeachment trial, Fox is Rachel Sutherland has more live Dave impeachment managers rested their case, arguing they proved former President Trump incited the riot at the This capital Democratic Congressman Jonah Goose warned if we let it go unanswered Who's to say it won't happen again. Impeachment managers use video and audio clips from the attack and a former president Trump claiming the election was stolen. It would take 17 Republicans to convict Trump Senator Ted Cruz says there's no chance of that happening. Dave Rachel outside the Capitol. National Guard troops are still there, and there's fencing. But Washington D. C. House delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton has filed a bill to take that down. That comes as a temporary razor topped fence surrounds the grounds and Capitol Hill. Police recommend a permanent fence go up, but Holmes Norton says a fence would transform our democracy. Someone that is accessible to one that is exclusive and fearful of its citizens boxes. Jill NATO president Biden took another shot at Trump over covert vaccine shots. My predecessor be very blunt about it did not do his job and getting ready for the massive challenge of vaccinated hundreds of millions of American president says by the other July that should be enough vaccine available for 300 Million Americans. The number of covert death spike back up yesterday in the U. S. It's now more than 10,000 the last three days. Death row inmate will wake up this morning in Alabama. Willi Smith wasn't so sure. That would happen until the Supreme Court spared him late last night, blocking the condemned murderers lethal injection because the state would not allow.
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"For Joe McConnell comes to us from good eggs. House impeachment managers have begun to make their case for convicting former President Trump the evidence will show you That ex President Trump was no innocent bystander. Evidence will show that he clearly incited the January 6th. Insurrection. Join US for Day Three of the Senate impeachment trial of Donald Trump from NPR News. Another day of impeachment trial coverage coming right up in 9 A.m. on KQED, hosted by NPR's Michele Martin and Scott Jetro, also joining the coverage. White House correspondents. I use a Roscoe Tamra Keith, Carrie Johnson, Ron Elving and legal affairs correspondent Nina Totenberg, all starting at 9 A.m.. It's morning edition from NPR News. I'm Rachel Martin, and I'm Sasha Pfeiffer. House impeachment managers showed new images and sounds of what happened inside the U. S. Capitol on January 6th. They played chilling security footage and police audio during day two of former President Trump's impeachment trial impeachment manager and House delegates. Stacey Plaskett began her detailed timeline of events with this audio from the D C. Metropolitan Police Department. He's not doing book Capital Every he's saying multiple capital injuries and part of the footage. Secret Service is seen rushing, then Vice President Mike Pence and his family out of the Senate chamber to safety. Plaskett stress just how close the mob got to lawmakers. As the rider's reached the top of the stairs. They were within 100 ft, of where the vice president was sheltering with his family. And they were just a feet away from one of the doors to this chamber. Some of the lawmakers relive the harrowing moments after the building had been breached. Here's congresswoman and impeachment manager Madeline Dean. There was a terrifying Banging on the chamber doors. I will never forget that sound. Democratic Senator Jon Tester from Montana is a juror in this impeachment trial. He listened to this case for hours yesterday and he will do so again today and he joins us now. Good morning, Senator. Good morning. What has it been like so far to sit through this? Well, I mean, the prosecution has laid down a very compelling case and And the fact is, is that is is we were in the in the middle of this because the jurors were witnessed what happened here? I don't think any of us fully realized everything that was going on. In fact, I know he didn't and and it was. It was much more. It was very serious. But this is much more serious. And I even thought it wasn't the time you were in the building that day. Actually, I was in my office. I was just getting ready to head over there when things when the capital was breached, So when you saw and heard this yesterday didn't make it hit home to you in a different and more powerful way. It certainly did. I mean, I knew people were risk. But yesterday it just elevated it to a point where we were very, very lucky to get out there. Get out of there without folks getting hurt. Well, at one point in the footage and officer is seen directing Senator Mitt Romney to turn around to get CeCe to safety. Did you realize until yesterday how close of a call? It was on January 6 for many of your colleagues? I did not. I mean, look, there's no doubt about the fact that You know, the capital in breach has very serious thing hadn't happened in a couple 100 years. There was no doubt that these folks could do a lot of damage and do a lot of harm to people. But I really wasn't aware it was that close for For many of my colleagues, you have said that former President Trump should be held accountable for what happened. But you've also said you're undecided on whether you will vote to convict Are you leaning one way or the other? Well, look, the prosecution aly down a compelling case. There is no doubt about that. And we're going to hear more today how the defense reacts to what was put out there because they utilized the president's own voice own statements. Eyes is evidence. I think it's going to be hard to hard to, you know, turn that all around for the defense, but You know it could be done and we'll see what they have to say Kick Did you say at this point whether you feel like you would cast a vote for conviction? Well, Yeah, but I haven't heard the defense yet. I mean, you know, I haven't heard what their response to the allegations are. I haven't heard the reasons why they think that its president is not guilty of incitement of insurrection. Until I hear the defense are you know it wouldn't be fair for me to say I'm gonna have only heard half the story, right? And of course, the right thing to do in these cases is here. Both sides. That's obvious. I want to read to you something you said the day after the capital, right? You were very you denounced strongly. You call it a coup by domestic terrorists. You said that Trump's language absolutely enabled it to happen. And you said that what he did is unacceptable, but I think just yesterday and the day before you gave an interview to the local paper in Missoula, and you sounded To my ear like you had softened your language a little bit. You said. We'll find out what the ax he did our during the trial. If those acts were significant enough for incitement of violence, I will vote to convict him if they weren't significant enough to prove incitement for violence. Then I'll vote to acquit where you tempering your language. Perhaps because of what you hear from constituents, are you?.
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"Senator, he talked to what did to know what kinds of improvements he would make two roads and bridges and their state that signal to him. Both parties want to spend money on improvements can't keep Kicking the can down the road. And while it's not going to be easy to come to terms on exactly how to sustainably funded, we know once again with the economic urgency, the interest rate environment and the gathering political will that we can actually make this happen before becoming transportation Secretary of Buddha judge serving as the 32nd, mayor of South Bend, Indiana. And one of the Democratic lawmakers, arguing the case against the former president will in the upcoming impeachment trial, which starts this Tuesday will be a non voting delegate. This woman Stacey Plaskett serves as the House delegate from the U. S. Virgin Islands. She couldn't participate in the House impeachment vote against former President Trump. But she still has a voice in the trial selected by the House speaker as the first manager of a presidential impeachment team from a U. S territory. Virgin Islanders Are always looking for space to be a part of this America and try to make it better. Even without a vote. Representative Plaskett will also be the only black woman in the Senate chamber next week when she helps present evidence to senators who will vote whether to convict the former president. On the charge. He incited an insurrection at the U. S. Capitol. Michelle Franzen ABC News It's still not clear how long this trial will take. Or if any witnesses will be called to testify. And New York and NYPD Officer being disciplined by the department for wearing a patch in support of former President Donald Trump. The female sergeant was seen on video outside the precinct in Fort Greene, Brooklyn Friday night during a black lives matter protests a patch on her uniformed depicted a skull with the trump style hairdo and the words 2020 make enforcement great again in a tweet. Police Commissioner Dermot Shea said Members of the NYPD must remain a political. The NYPD says the officer has received an initial discipline and that a further investigation is ongoing. Happens. David Falk reporting another date on a riot in a ST Louis jail. One officer is now hurt Inmates at the ST Louis City Justice Center yesterday set fires broke windows and threw down chairs and a stationary bike along with other things, this all happening yesterday morning, the ST Louis Mayer's office says it took hours for law enforcement to bring the riot under control around 115 inmates were involved. The corrections officer who was attacked has been released after being treated from Hospital. No inmates were hurt, according to jail officers. It was only the latest uproar at the jail. Others have recently taken place over Cove. It concerns the inmates alleging unsafe conditions and retaliation against those who voiced concerns. Prison officer said no demands were made connected to yesterday's incident, and there are no covert cases at the facility. New Today. Taunton police investigating a double stabbing that happened this morning, Police received a call around 11 A.m. about a stabbing on Cho Han. It's street when they got there. They located two adult victims suffering from stab wounds. Both victims are being trained treated at the hospital are and are said to be in serious condition. Police don't believe this was a random act and say a suspect is in custody. The incident is still under investigation will bring you more information as it becomes available. Tragedy on the slopes in the Utah just outside Salt Lake City. ABC is Jordan Burroughs with the details are people dead, while four others were rescued all part of the same group of eight people up skiing in that area and Millcreek Canyon sergeant color with Unified Police Department says the lack of cell phone reception could have caused all eight of them their lives. This all started with a 911 call, but that call was dropped, so dispatchers kept trying until they could get ahold of someone. And they eventually did locate the skiers. Sergeant Color says This happened in the back country and the conditions spelled trouble for anyone on the slopes. The Avalanche, the deadliest in Utah, nearly two decades it's 5 20 looking.
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"And bridges in their state that signaled to him. Both parties want to spend money on improvements. We can't keep kicking the can down the road, and while it's not going to be easy, Come to terms on exactly how to sustainably funded. We know once again with the economic urgency, the interest rate environment and the gathering political will that we can actually make this happen. Before becoming transportation Secretary Buddha judge served as the 32nd mayor of South Bend, Indiana. Former President Donald Trump's second impeachment trial starts this week in the Senate Supreme Court Justice John Roberts won't be presiding over that case. Political reporter Daniel left, Brynn explains who Will Patrick Leahy, who is the most senior Senate Democrat in the reason of Democrat is Democrats have a majority in the Senate, on least with Kamala Harris breaking the pies and one of the Democratic lawmakers, arguing the case against the former president will be a nonvoting delegate. Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett serves as the House delegate from the U. S Virgin Islands. She couldn't participate in the House impeachment vote against former President Trump. But she still has a voice in the trial selected by the House speaker as the first manager of a presidential impeachment team from a U. S territory Virgin Island There's are always looking for space to be a part of this America and try to make a better even without a vote. Representative Plaskett will also be the only black woman in the Senate chamber next week when she helps present evidence to senators who will vote whether to convict the former president. On the charge, he incited an insurrection at the U. S. Capitol. Michelle Franzen, ABC News Unenlightened P D officer is being disciplined by the department for wearing a patch supporting former President Trump. The female sergeant was seen on video outside a precinct in Fort Greene, Brooklyn Friday night during a black lives matter protests. A patch on her uniformed depicted a skull with the trump style hairdo and the words Trump 2020 make enforcement great again in a tweet, Police commissioner Dermot Shea said. Members of the NYPD He must remain a political. The NYPD says the officer has received an initial discipline and that a further investigation is ongoing. I was David Falk reporting a riot in a ST Louis jail leaves One officer wounded inmates of the ST Louis Justice Center set fires broke windows, threw chairs and a stationary bike along with other things has happened yesterday morning. It was only the latest uproar at the jail. Others have recently taken place over Cove. It concerns ST Louis Mayer's office says it took hours for law enforcement to bring the riot under control around 115 inmates were involved. The corrections officer who was attacked was treated at a hospital and released. The city says no inmates were hurt. Ah free speech debacle in Vermont, the Vermont A C L U, suing the state police and a state trooper on behalf of a man who gave of Vermont trooper the finger has happened. Back in 2018 Gregory Bomberg of Saint albums. Vermont was first pulled over by state Trooper J. Reagan Bomberg says he cursed out the trooper as the stop ended. Then, the lawsuit says, Bomb Bird was stopped again by the same trooper. Arrested for disorderly Pond Act. That charge was eventually dismissed. But the A C L U says the alleged actions of the trooper weren't abuse of power. The Vermont State Police declined comment, a spokesman saying the department doesn't comment on ongoing litigation. Tragedy on the slopes in use off just outside Salt Lake City, ABC, Jordan Burroughs with details four people dead, while four others were rescued all part of the same group of eight people. Up skiing in that area. And Millcreek Canyon sergeant color with Unified Police Department says the lack of cell phone reception could have caused all eight of them their lives. This all started with a 911 call, but that call was dropped. So dispatchers kept trying until they could get ahold of someone, and they eventually did locate the skiers. Sergeant Color says This happened in the back country and the conditions spelled trouble for anyone on the slopes. An avalanche, the deadliest in Utah in nearly 20 years..
KOMO
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"Trials against the virus. But Dr Dan Baroque who led the design effort, said those trials were carried out at a different time in trials for Fizer modern his vaccines pandemic Today is a much more complex pandemic than it was several months. Ago. So the trials conducted now are really very different Ballgame than child's, conducted last fall points out there is no hospitalization and deaths in the group of people who got the vaccine. He said. He's optimistic about an emergency use authorization. Brian Clark ABC News, The FDA has scheduled a February 26 hearing on Johnson and Johnson's request for emergency use authorization. Former President Trump's second impeachment trial begins in earnest next week and one of the Democratic lawmakers arguing the case against him will be a nonvoting delegate. ABC is Michelle France and explains Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett serves as the House delegate from the U. S Virgin Islands. She couldn't participate in the House impeachment vote against former President Trump. But she still has a voice in the trial selected by the House speaker as the first manager of a presidential impeachment team from a U. S territory. Virgin Islanders are always King for space to be a part of this America and try to make it better. Even without a vote. Representative Plaskett will also be the only black woman in the Senate chamber next week when she helps present evidence to senators who will vote whether to convict the former president. On the charge. He incited an insurrection at the U. S. Capitol Michelle, France and ABC News. The search is intensifying for two young brothers who disappeared from their backyard in California almost seven weeks ago in an exclusive interview with ABC, the boy's adoptive family, saying they are being targeted with threats. ABC Zorin SHAWL reports The boys were adopted in 2019 and disappeared late December the adopted parents, saying they last saw them in their backyard. Came inside house searched.
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As Trump prosecutor, Rep. Stacey Plaskett gets her say on impeachment
"Trump's second impeachment trial begins in earnest next week and one of the Democratic lawmakers arguing the case against him will be a nonvoting delegate. ABC is Michelle France and explains Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett serves as the House delegate from the U. S Virgin Islands. She couldn't participate in the House impeachment vote against former President Trump. But she still has a voice in the trial selected by the House speaker as the first manager of a presidential impeachment team from a U. S territory. Virgin Islanders are always King for space to be a part of this America and try to make it better. Even without a vote. Representative Plaskett will also be the only black woman in the Senate chamber next week when she helps present evidence to senators who will vote whether to convict the former president. On the charge. He incited an insurrection at the U. S. Capitol Michelle, France and ABC News.
KOMO
"house delegates" Discussed on KOMO
"Trials against the virus. But Dr Dan Baroque who led the design effort, said those trials were carried out at a different time in trials for Fizer modern his vaccines pandemic Today is a much more complex pandemic than it was several months. Ago, so trials conducted now are really very different Ballgame than trials conducted last fall points out there was no hospitalization and deaths in the group of people who got the vaccine. He said. He's optimistic about an emergency use authorization. Brian Clark ABC News, The FDA has scheduled a February 26 hearing on Johnson and Johnson's request for emergency use authorization. Former President Trump's second impeachment trial begins in earnest next week and one of the Democratic lawmakers arguing the case against him will be a nonvoting delegate. ABC is Michelle France and explains Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett serves as the House delegate from the U. S Virgin Islands. She couldn't participate in the House impeachment vote against former President Trump, but she still has a voice in the trial selected by the House speaker as the first manager of a presidential impeachment team from a U. S territory. Virgin Islanders are always late. King for space to be a part of this America and try to make it better. Even without a vote. Representative Plaskett will also be the only black woman in the Senate chamber next week when she helps present evidence to senators who will vote whether to convict the former president. On the charge. He incited an insurrection at the U. S. Capitol Michelle, France and ABC News. The search is intensifying for two young brothers who disappeared from their backyard in California almost seven weeks ago in an exclusive interview with ABC, the boy's adoptive family, saying they are being targeted with threats. ABC Zorin Shell reports The boys were adopted in 2019 and disappeared late December the adopted parents, saying they last saw them in their backyard. Came inside house.
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As Trump prosecutor, delegate gets her say on impeachment
"Impeachment trial begins Tuesday, one of the Democratic lawmakers, arguing the case will be a nonvoting delegate. ABC is Michelle Franzen. Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett serves as the House delegate from the U. S. Virgin Islands selected by the House speaker as the first manager of a presidential impeachment team from a U. S territory. Virgin Islanders are always looking for space to You're part of this America and try to make it better. Even without a vote. Representative Plaskett will also be the only black woman in the Senate chamber next week when she helps present evidence to senators who will vote whether to convict the former president. On the charge. He incited an insurrection at the U. S. Capitol Supreme Court's
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"Full time Your income is based totally on your performance. Interested. Go here next dot com and say goodbye to your boss tomorrow go here next dot com. President Trump's second impeachment trial begins Tuesday, one of the Democratic lawmakers, arguing the case will be a nonvoting delegate. ABC is Michelle Franzen. Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett serves as the House delegate from the U. S. Virgin Islands selected by the House speaker as the first manager of a presidential impeachment team from a U. S territory. Virgin Islanders are always looking for space to You're part of this America and try to make it better. Even without a vote. Representative Plaskett will also be the only black woman in the Senate chamber next week when she helps present evidence to senators who will vote whether to convict the former president. On the charge. He incited an insurrection at the U. S. Capitol. The Supreme Court's issued a ruling on coronavirus restrictions by a 6 to 3 vote it blocked enforcement of a ban on indoor church services in some California counties. The court says the state can limit attendance and even band singing it services, but they cannot prohibit them all together. His cases began declining mid January. The National 70 average of daily new covert cases has declined by nearly 50%. A case of South Africa a variant covert prompted a surge of test near Birmingham, England. Worcestershire counties set up mobile testing sites. County Councilor Tony Miller is still saying if you had the vaccine go along for the test way, want to cover every possible corner on get this thing killed. We need to get back to some.
TalkRadio 630 KHOW
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"Laura Schwarzenberger. She was killed during a child pornography raid in Sunrise, Florida, one of the Democratic lawmakers, arguing the case against former president Trump in his impeachment trial will be a nonvoting delegate. ABC is Michelle Friends in Congress woman, Stacey Plaskett serves as the House delegate from the U. S Virgin Islands. She couldn't participate in the House impeachment vote against former President Trump, but she still has a voice in the trial selected by the House speaker as the first Manager of a presidential impeachment team from a U. S territory. Virgin Islanders are always looking for space to be a part of this America and try to make it better. Even without a vote. Representative Plaskett will also be the only black woman in the Senate chamber next week when she helps present evidence to senators who will vote whether to convict the former president. On the charge. He incited an insurrection at the U. S. Capitol. Michelle Franzen ABC NEWS This is ABC News. The European Union's hardest hit country now leads the way for vaccines there, except for older people. ABC is Megan Williams in Rome with that story after overcoming vaccine supply problems, A million Italians have now been vaccinated more than any other U country. But Italy has been slow in getting them to the over eighties because so few older people here are in assisted living. Covad data expert Matteo V. Love Clearly, many more people in Italy stay at home or a cared by the household. Part of reach out to some seven million or about 12% of Italians are expected to be fully vaccinated by the end of March. Meghan Williams ABC NEWS Rome I'll just hear a journalist Mahmoud Hussein freed from an Egyptian prison after being detained there for more than four years. Another winter storm expected to slam parts of the Northeast Tomorrow. Some areas could get 3 to 6 inches of snow. This has the Midwest deals with bitter cold.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"house delegates" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"And restaurants, will move to 40% in Massachusetts. Somerville is holding back. Passively limits will stay at 25%. For now, a 17 year old girl shot and killed late Thursday night at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Boston's downtown Crossing. And as the country embraces for Donald Trump's second impeachment trial, a new survey from the Associated Press finds 47% of Americans say the former president should be convicted. While 40% believe he shouldn't presidential historian Barbara Perry, director of the University of Virginia's Milic Center for Politics, argues regardless of the art outcome, it's essential to hold the trial if for no other reason, the trial needs to be held. For that accountability to get to the facts, even if there's no conviction in the opening arguments are set to start next week, and one of the Democratic lawmakers, arguing the case against the former president will be a nonvoting delegate. NBC's Michelle friends, it explains Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett serves as the House delegate from the U. S Virgin Islands. She couldn't participate in the House impeachment vote against former President Trump, but she still has a voice in the trial selected by the House speaker as the first To manager of a presidential impeachment team from a U. S territory. Virgin Islanders are always looking for space to be a part of this America and try to make it better. Even without a vote. Representative Plaskett will also be the only black woman in the Senate chamber next week when she helps present evidence to senators who will vote whether to convict the former president. On the charge. He incited an insurrection at the U. S. Capitol Michelle, France and ABC News. And as former president Trump Paris for this congressional trial. We're also learning more about the ongoing civil investigation by New York State prosecutors. Here's a B C's truck secrets and with the latest on that our investigations in the document Discovery phase, says New York state attorney general A teacher James, alleging President Trump in the Trump organization inflated his assets for the purposes of obtaining loans while also deflated the value of those assets for the purposes of Tax liability for Trump family. Some of them have, unfortunately, not cooperated on. Do we have filed motions to compel their testimony Andre had to compel the testimony of Eric Trump, Chuck's Iverson, ABC News New York. Discussion continues on Capitol Hill after votes this week to strip Q and on supporting representative Marjorie Taylor green of her committee assignments and to keep representative Liz Cheney and leadership. Cheney had issued a statement in favor of impeaching former president Trump that was heavily criticized by some fellow Republicans. Conservative commentator Bill Kristol. Lezin weighs in most of the party or not rabid Trump is they're not remarked retailer Green is they just don't offend Marjorie Taylor green too much, but they like and respect Liz Cheney's so they now have ended up kind of where they want to end up probably which is No Republican disciplinary action against representative Green and Representative Cheney's still in leadership. In his first public appearance as Transportation Secretary Pete Buddha judge visiting Frontline workers at Union Station in Washington yesterday. But a judge has pledged to quickly get to work, promoting safety and restoring consumer trust in US transportation networks during the covert pandemic as we start to see news stories about variants One of the best ways to defeat that is to give the virus fewer places to mutate, which is all the more urgency around stopping and slowing the spread. Before becoming transportation Secretary Buddha judge served as the 32nd, mayor of South Bend, Indiana. Officials say inmates in the ST Louis Missouri jail set fires broke out windows and threw things from Windows in a disturbance over conditions Amid this Corona virus pandemic, A spokesman for the city's mayor says dozens of police officers are working to bring the situation under control at the ST Louis City Justice Center. We have confirmed that Mayor Lyta Crewson and the city public safety director Jimmy Edwards, Are inside trying to negotiate with these prisoners. Now, this isn't least the third disturbance at the Justice Center since December. Right now there are no reports of any injuries, but there are several police cars on scene. Fire trucks. Was CBS reporter Julia Avery around 115 inmates are involved. Officials described the group as extremely violent and non compliant. This disturbance began around 3 A.m. this morning. Schools in northeastern Vermont and Northern New Hampshire are finalizing plans to create what they hope will be the third Interstate school district between the two states. Ah, committee of educators from Canaan, Vermont, and Colebrook, New Hampshire, has been working for two years on this plan. It'll help both communities deal with dwindling student age populations and a lack of resource is the proposed district would be called the Northern Borders Interstate School district If officials in this two states approve The proposal could be before voters later this year. It's 4 51 you're.
AP News
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"Expert, Dr Anthony Fauci, says President elect Joe Biden wants to see dramatic changes in the U. S. Corona virus infections and deaths in his 1st 100 days in office, and his plans include stepped up vaccinations and health safety efforts. 100 Million people vaccinated in the first 100 days, which means a million people per day. He wants everybody to wear a mask for at least 100 days to show that wearing a mass can turn around. The trajectory of the outbreak. More than 360,000. People have died in the pandemic in this country. Just Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center says more than 3700 people died in the past 24 hours, the highest single day death toll. Number of global deaths is approaching 1.9 million people. I'm Tim McGuire. Fatal protest. I'm Tim McGuire with an AP News Minute A woman was shot to death during the takeover the U. S capitol by an angry mob of supporters of President Trump after he told them in a speech he refuses to concede the election to President elect Joe Biden. Elected officials from both parties are slamming Trump and those congressional Republicans who backed is discredited attempt to overturn the election. Wisconsin Republican Congressman Mike Gallagher, This is the cost Of countenancing an effort by Congress to overturn the election and telling thousands of people that there is a legitimate shot of overturning the election. Maryland Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen echoes Gallagher. This is an example of what happens when you have a president who doesn't want to abide by the rule of law. And when you have some Republican senators who are complicit in fanning the flames, both the House and Senate back in session tonight to finish the job of certifying the electoral college vote for Joe Biden, I'm Tim McGuire, a West Virginia lawmaker, was among the supporters of President Trump, who stormed the U. S Capitol and he took video along the way, which was publicly posted. Republican delegate Derrick Evans of West Virginia, posted video of himself wearing a helmet clambering at a Capitol door to breach the building. Then, he said, we're in keep it moving baby. Once inside delegate Evans could be seen milling around the Capitol Rotunda, although telling others not to vandalize the historic paintings. The speaker of the West Virginia State House of Delegates says Evans will need to explain his involvement. But Evans on his Facebook page, dubbed Derek, the actor. This claims that he was only there to film history. Using the hashtag stop the steel Jackie Quinn, Washington Republican delegate, Derrick Evans of West Virginia, posted video of himself wearing a helmet clambering at a Capitol door to breach the building. Then he said, we're in keep it moving baby. Once inside delegate Evans could be seen milling around the Capitol Rotunda, although telling others not to vandalize the historic paintings, the speaker of the West Virginia State House Delegates says Evans will need to explain his involvement. But Evans on his Facebook page, dubbed Derek, the activist, claims that he was only there to film history. Using the Hashtag stop the steel. Jackie Quinn wants Sington. Thank you. Bye Scan Donate. It's your play time. Your place leads to Feed America program will help contribute funds to feeding America so they can provide boots, including dairy to help our communities grow stronger..