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"Has made his way with such bloody actions with everything he has said cannot be trusted there is no trust in such a person because he has not been a human being for a long time. The law is officially on the books in New York State if a company posts a job they have to also add the salary range. Ramos Jessica is a New York State Senator. The idea behind this is to ensure that there is transparency around the job posting making sure that people are being paid equally for equal work. Well now here's something you don't hear about every day if you did not take much it did not take much for Indiana State police to catch up to 51 year old John McKee who was driving in a child -sized Jeep power wheel. So everybody I need power over the last nine months and you are the one that is taking me to jail. Police say McKee failed a sobriety tests he admitted to officers he had taken meth. The man who co -founded Rolling Sun magazine is out at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame which he also helped create. CBS has at least pressed the reports of his controversial statements that caused the backlash. Just for public relations sake maybe I should have gone and found one woman artist to include here that didn't measure up to that same historical stares. In a New York interview Times promoting his new book The Masters Jan Wenner discussed his decision to only include conversations with seven white male artists who he believes shaped rock and roll. Two pilots have been killed after their planes collide at the National Championship Air Races,
WCPT 820
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"From New Jersey Now. When the separation of families at the border happens in 2017 and 18, I remember the Kindertransport and other instances in which the children have been taken away from the parents. For example, during slavery, children were sold out or taken from mother's their arms. The Wind Knows My Name. That's the title of the new novel by acclaimed author Isabel Allende, which looks at the trauma of child family separation from the Nazi Holocaust to the U .S. and border. She joins us today. But first, we speak to the Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Maria Hossa on a new investigation into the sexual abuse of women detained by ICE, Immigration and Customs Enforcement. All that and more coming up. Welcome to Democracy Now!, democracynow .org, The War and Peace Report. Amy I'm Goodman. Russian ongoing attacks on Ukrainian grain supplies have destroyed at least 60 ,000 of tons grain as global food security faces mounting threats. Russia's navies also carried out live fire and military exercises in the Black Sea days after Moscow withdrew from the Black Sea grain deal, and both Moscow and Kiev said ships traveling to either Russian or Ukrainian ports through the waterway constitute potential military targets. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said today he'll be holding talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, which could lead to restoring the grain deal. Meanwhile, Ukraine started using cluster bombs supplied by the United States on the battlefield. Over 100 countries have signed on to an international treaty banning their use due to the danger they pose to civilians, though it's not signed by Russia, Ukraine or the United States. In Nebraska, the teenager who used abortion pills to terminate her pregnancy was sentenced to 90 days in jail. Police charged 19 old -year Celeste Burgess and her mother Jessica Burgess, who assisted her in getting the pills and disposing of the fetus after Facebook handed over their private messages. Celeste was just 17 when her mother ordered the pills online. The events took place before the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade June in 2022. At the time, abortion in Nebraska was banned after 20 weeks. Earlier this year, Governor Jim Pillan signed a 12 -week ban into law. Meanwhile, a court in Austin heard testimony this week from women who are suing over Texas' abortion ban, which puts their lives in danger were when they unable to end their pregnancies even when they were non -viable. In a dramatic moment, do this. on the stand as she recounted her traumatic experience She was forced to carry out her pregnancy even after receiving a diagnosis of anencephaly, a severe congenital disorder that results in a baby being born without portions of its brain and skull. Another plaintiff, Elizabeth Weller, spoke at a news conference Wednesday. I was sent home to wait for my baby to die or for my infection to start showing physical symptoms even they though were already there, but I wasn't sick enough to get the care that I needed. There were There is no statement of pro -life in this state when you send me home to wait for my baby to die inside of me and for me to wait for myself to get point to a where I have to gamble my uterus and gamble my life and gamble any possibility of becoming pregnant. It's not pro -life. In a sense, it's almost pro -torture. The press conference was held by the Center for Reproductive Rights brought which the lawsuit on behalf of 13 patients and two doctors. In related news, new data shows Texas' abortion bans likely leading to a surge in infant mortality as women are forced to carry non -viable for term. Infant deaths increased by over 11 % last year over the previous year. Meanwhile, infant deaths with severe genetic and birth defects rose by over 21 years of decline. Florida's Board of Education approved new standards for teaching black history after Governor Ron DeSantis and Florida Republicans passed new laws limiting what can be taught in classrooms as part of their anti -woke crusade. The standards include teaching children that quote slaves develop skills which in some instances could be applied for their personal benefit unquote. It also instructs educators to teach about violence committed by black people. The Florida Education Association blasted the new standards saying quote Governor DeSantis is pursuing a political agenda guaranteed to set good people against one another and in the process he's cheating our kids. They deserve the full truth of American history the and good the bad they said. Vice President Kamala Harris is traveling to Jacksonville today to speak out Florida's against attack on black history and education. In more news from Florida, rights groups are over SB 1718 a new law targeting immigrants making it more difficult to work and get medical care among things. other One in five Florida residents is an immigrant. In a statement the ACLU of Florida said quote this legislation is not the solution to any problem it's an attempt to scapegoat and terrorize vulnerable families and workers already burdened by the difficulty of the federal immigration process they said. Meanwhile Florida rights restoration committee is suing dissenters they say for illegally intimidating people with felonies in order to prevent prevent them from voting. The lawsuit accuses Florida of creating intentional obstacles to determine voting eligibility and creating an election police to go after people who may have cast ballots without knowing they were still not legally permitted to do so almost all those targeted by the police force were black and democrats. In Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced another 191 ,000 people will be purged Georgia from election rolls even though they're registered voters. The move targets voters who are deemed inactive because mailed election materials were not able to be delivered and voters who may have not officially signaled an address change. Kendra Cotton head of the new Georgia Project Action Fund said quote George is well known for its wide ranging and creative attempts at voter suppression. Voting is a right. If someone chooses not to use it that doesn't they mean lose it they said. Meanwhile in Alabama lawmakers passed a new congressional map this week that still does not include a second majority black district as ordered by the US Supreme Court last month. In other news from Alabama the state executed James Barber early this morning after the US Supreme Court denied a request for a stay. It's the first execution by lethal injection in Alabama following a pause last year to review a series of botched executions. The group reprieve said quote there's no humane method of execution executions aren't working and it's torture they said. A warning to our audience the following story contains descriptions of sexual violence in India protesters have taken to the streets. After a video went viral on social media showing dozens of men sexually assaulting two women in the northeastern state of Manipur. The incident took place in May but surfaced the video just this week due to an internet ban in the region. The main suspect was arrested Thursday accused of dragging the two women age 21 and 42 onto the street and inciting a mob of over dozen two men to assault them then parade them on the streets naked. At least one of them was raped by the mob. Manipur has recently seen soaring ethnic violence between the majority Métis group and the tribal Kuki minority. The two women assaulted in the video are Kuki. The families of the two survivors have denounced police misconduct saying it took law enforcement months to address the case. In Ecuador some 1200 barrels of crude oil spilled into the Pacific Ocean Wednesday contaminating over two miles of shoreline officials with Ecuador's national oil company Petro Ecuador said a tank in a maritime terminal had surpassed its capacity causing it to spill. The company was only able to contain about half the spilled crude while the rest collected on the oceanfront of the popular Las Palmas beach. Cleanup efforts are underway as environmentalists warn of the effects the spill have could on local wildlife. Here in New York City lawyers plaintiffs and city officials held news a conference Thursday following the announcement the city will settle for 13 million dollars with racial justice protesters who were brutalized by the New York police during the 2020 uprising that followed the murder of George Floyd. This is attorney Wiley Steklow. Today's settlement is historic and I'm very proud that it will bring some sense of justice to nearly 1400 people who took to the streets and put their bodies in the line against police brutality. But as a New York City taxpayer, I am bothered. The payout is a red flag but we still have NYPD executive officers like Chief of Patrol John Shell, Inspector Elias Nikas,
WTOP
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"In this early 3 a .m. hour. Glad you're with us. I'm Dean Lane. Teddy Gelman is our producer. Among the top stories we're following for you as we roll into this Tuesday morning together. On WTOP. CBS News Brief. The U .S. will move forward with a possible transfer of F -16 fighter jets Now, to Turkey. their Turkey's agreed to accept Sweden into the NATO alliance. CBS's Nancy Cordes. The president has been lobbying for a year now for Sweden to join NATO as quickly as possible. In fact, met he with the Swedish prime minister in the Oval Office just last week. Vermont governor Phil Scott's getting federal help following severe storms and flash floods. This is an all hands on deck very closely coordinating with federal partners. I just got off the phone with FEMA administrator Chris Wall, who offered full support from the federal government. There's a massive manhunt for Michael Burnham who escaped from a Pennsylvania jail. Police Lieutenant Commander George Bivens. Burnham is a self -taught journalist with military reserve experience. We believe he has previously prepared to conceal himself in the woods. CBS News Brief. I'm Stacey Lynn. Turning abroad to again this 3 a .m. hour on WTLP, was there another major development in Russia on Monday. We learned that President Vladimir Putin met with Evgeny Progocin. That is the man who allegedly, you'll remember, set out to topple his military's leadership on June 4th. WTLP national security correspondent J .J. Green brings us up to date. The meeting that took place between the two of them happened less than five days after the rebellion, leading many to wonder if it was a trick. Possibly. Possibly. Dr. Michael Taylor is a senior analyst on Eastern Europe with Oxford Analytica and he says those who think it was a stunt are giving the Kremlin too much credit. The risk of doing something like that was too great for Vladimir Putin. What happened just shows how out of control things are in Russia. The real argument against that is the risk of Putin's reputation. He says it would have caused more damage than what actually happened. And speaking of which, I think in the end Putin's come out come out on top, but I do think he's taken. Taylor says this means Putin is no longer irreplaceable. Always with the latest the war between Russia and Ukraine. WTLP national security correspondent JJ Green this morning. It's 3 .34 on your Tuesday morning July 11th. New this morning on WTLP former President Donald J. Trump is now looking to slow down apparently his classified documents trial CNBC reporting late last night that Mr. Trump asked a federal court to postpone setting a date for that criminal trial. His legal team is arguing that the case needs measured consideration and timeline quote -unquote the Justice Department has already asked the court court to delay the start of the trial to mid December it was scheduled to open next month in August. attorneys for Mr. Trump and Walt Nada the former president's valet and co -defendant in this case say it difficult would be for them to prepare for a trial before the next presidential election. WTLP at 334 the entire US Senate today will get a classified briefing it will examine the national security implications of artificial intelligence a preview from WTLP Capitol Hill correspondent Mitchell Miller today on the hill Tuesday morning getting up to speed on AI has bipartisan support from lawmakers and Majority Senate Leader Chuck Schumer says they need to understand its far -ranging implications this briefing for will senators be critical to learn more about how we're using AI to protect our country also how it's being used by adversaries our senators will receive the briefing in the capital's secure compartmented intelligence facility or if among those who will be speaking to them as director of national intelligence Avril Haines Congress is still in early the stages of trying to determine what kind of legislation is appropriate to address AI which is behind tools like chat GPT and Google's bard on Capitol Hill Mitchell Miller WTOP WTOP at 335 Tuesday morning where this morning the president Joe Biden apparently has a temper that he's shown rarely in public but behind closed doors a different story Biden is much quicker to curse and yell private in we're told an Axios national political correspondent Alex Thompson tells WTOP it may have to do with the president wanting to prove he's both smart and capable I think that some of the staffers that take a different view that have also been on the receiving end of it you know sometimes feel that this is really about Biden who you know was was made you know fun of and made to feel dumb as a kid from a stutter and didn't go to an Ivy League and has a chip on his shoulder is about him being sort of like angrily trying to prove he's that the smartest person in the room and you know that's why some aides sort of call this very regular routine Thompson also says this morning it's a generational thing for a man who's been in public office at least 50 years WTLP at 336 Tuesday morning US Marine Corps is without a confirmed leader for the first time in a century this morning General David Burger has stepped down as and a Republican senator is blocking confirmation of his successor we need to send it to do their job so that we can have a sitting commandant disappointed and confirmed we need that house to be occupied we have to send it to do that Burger took over in July 2019 he has the job after four years assistant commandant General Eric Smith has been nominated to be the next leader but will but serve in an acting capacity because he cannot be confirmed Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville here has stalled all of this all the senior military nominations here Tuberville is actually protesting a Pentagon policy right now that funds travel for service members to go out for an abortion WTOP at 337 let's talk politics 2024 election on WTOP Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin remains committed to the Commonwealth despite continued speculation about a presidential run next year 2024 here's what he said last night on CNN's The Source with Kaitlyn Cowan. As I've said to folks I am focused on 2023 the legislators entire up this year our house and our Senate I want to hold our house and I want to I want to turn our Senate Youngkin would want to say that he would support the eventual Republican nominee next year. So I think this is a great opportunity for common sense conservative values to be reflected in a candidate. I'm going to back whoever the candidate is and I think it's a great chance for Republicans to lead again. Youngkin also said one of the biggest focuses in Virginia right now is changing the state's behavioral health system. Stay tuned. Good Tuesday morning July 11th. Welcome into WTOP. Time now is 3 38. Traffic and weather on the 8th. Good morning to Carlos Ramirez in the WTOP Traffic Center. Good morning to you, Dean. We'll start off on the westbound side of Route 50 inside the beltway past 4
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"Believed the bodies of a missing woman and her daughter have been found near the town of huashu. Clark county sheriff sergeant Chris skidmore, spoke with Portland's K two. A person was out walking their dog and they thought that they had seen kind of down in embankment, kind of what they thought was actually like mannequins. But they were, in fact, two dead bodies. Authorities say 27 year old miss Shay Melendez and her 8 year old daughter Layla Stewart were last seen Sunday, march 12th, Melendez is ex-boyfriend, who police say recently fired shots at her apartment is a person of interest in the case, and he's currently in jail. Police still looking for the wrong way driver who slammed into a construction site in kitsap county yesterday. That driver was in a stolen pickup when they were going eastbound in the westbound lanes of state route 16. They slammed into an SUV head on, two people inside that vehicle were heard, one suffering serious injuries, the other with minor injuries, the state patrol says the driver of the stolen truck ran away on foot. The CEO of TikTok defends the use of the app as there are calls to ban it in the U.S., while testifying before a House committee CEO Chu said that the app is not owned or controlled by the Chinese government. He said that there are misconceptions about TikTok's owner, which is a Chinese tech company called ByteDance, chew, grilled by Washington Republican representative Kathy McMorris Rogers. Have any moderation tools being used to remove content on TikTok associated with the Uyghur genocide. Yes or no. We do not remove that kind of content. Take talk is a place of freedom folks of expression and cherry just like I said. If you use our app, you can go on it, then you will see a lot of users around the world. Expressing content on that topic and many others. Thank you. What about the massacre in Tiananmen Square? Yes or no? That kind of content is available on our platform. You can go and search it. I will remind you that making false or misleading statements to Congress is a federal crime. I understand. Again, you can go on our platform, you will find that content. The past come under scrutiny as a potential national security threat, both Democrat and Republicans, considering banning the app in the U.S., the FBI warning that the Chinese government could use the app to spy on or influence Americans. The latest effort to restore grizzly bears in the north cascades appears to be on track to take a big step forward. Eric Heinz explains. U.S. fish and wildlife says it expects to put out a draft environmental impact statement in June for plans to bring the bears to Washington state that should allow for a more flexibility for federal officials as they'll try to slowly rebuild a population thought to be on the verge of extinction. A north cascades national park spokesman tells the Yakima Herald republic, he's hopeful that will ease the concerns of opponents about the threats to livestock and humans recreating in the park. The proposal would introduce three to 7 bears over 5 to ten years with a goal of reaching a population of 25. Erika's northwest news radio. Northwest news time, 1240 time for an update on sports from the Beacon plumbing sports desk, Bill Schwartz, so will it be the zags or the bruins who hit the basketball jackpot in Vegas?
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"The night of May, 5th Ocampo stories stopped by the 21 Club in Houston, Second Ward on Cinco de Mayo in 1977. The city of Houston was rocked by an appalling death. At the hands of the city zone police at the time Houston's police department the reputation of being out of control stories, an army veteran, had been arrested in one of Houston's Latino bars. But instead of taking him to jail, police took him to a secluded spot on the Bank of Houston's Buffalo Bio. My source says the officers decided to teach Torre's a lesson. His body was found floating in the water two days later. Mama. They found a boy. Mama's. Somebody killed our boy. But when the officers involved were cleared, Houston exploded. Black jackets and shields were handed out. Oh, my God. You know they wanted to burn that place down. The arsonist wrote the name of Joe Torres on the wall. People respond to the rocks and bottles shouting Viva Jose Campos Torres! The community's demand for justice led to an audacious experiment. Five young Latino officers were pulled out of the patrol cars and offered a chance to become America's first Latino homicide squad, and he's how would you like to go to homicide? I didn't know what homicide was with little training and even fewer resources. They were tasked with solving homicides in Houston, Spanish speaking neighborhoods and rebuilding trust. They were given 90 days to solve as many cases as they could. This is a police story,.
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"Was the night of May 5th Joe Campos Torres stopped by the 21 Club and Houston's second Ward. Single, DiMaio 1977, the city of Houston, was rocked by an appalling death. At the hands of the city zone. Police at the time Houston's police department the reputation of being out of control compost or is an Army veteran, had been arrested in one of Houston's Latino bars. But instead of taking him to jail, police took him to a secluded spot on the bank of Houston's Buffalo Bayou. Our source says the officers decided to teach Torre's a lesson. His body was found floating in the water two days later. Mama. They found a boy. Mama's. Somebody killed our boy. But when the officers involved were cleared, Houston exploded. Black jackets and shields were handed out. Oh, my God. You know they wanted to burn that place down. The arsonist wrote the name of Joe Torres on the wall. People responded the rocks and bottles shouting Viva Jose Campos Torres! The community's demand for justice led to an audacious experiment. Five young Latino officers were pulled out of their patrol cars and offered a chance to become America's first Latino homicide. If anybody is located Giuliani's law license It's been lost somewhere in Washington, D. C and maybe on the streets I.
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"It was the night of May 5th Joe Campos stories stopped by the 21 Club and Houston second Ward on single the mile in 1977. The city of Houston was rocked by an appalling death. The hands of the city's own police. At the time, Houston's police devote had a reputation of being out of control well, said Campbell Stories, an Army veteran, had been arrested in one of Houston's Latino bars but instead of taking him to jail police took him to a secluded spot on the Bank of Houston's Buffalo by our source says the officers decided to teach Torre's a lesson. His body was found floating in the water. Two days later, Mama they found a boy. Mama. Somebody killed our boy. But when the officers involved were cleared, Houston exploded. Jackets and shields were handed out. Oh, my God, you know they want to burn that place down, the arsonist wrote. The name of Joe Torre is on the wall. People respond to the rocks and bottles shouting Viva Jose Compass, Torres! Communities. Demand for justice led to an audacious experiment. Five young Latino officers were pulled out of the patrol cars and offered a chance to become America's first Latino homicide squad. And he's how would you like to go to homicide? I didn't know what I am saying was with little training and even fewer resource is they were tasked with solving homicides in Houston, Spanish speaking neighborhoods and rebuilding trust. They were given 90 days to solve as many cases as they could. This is a police story, but.
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"Stories stopped by the 21 Club and Houston second Ward on single The mile in 1977, the city of Houston was rocked by an appalling death. The hands of the city's own police. At the time, Houston's police develop had a reputation of being out of control. We'll see example stories. An Army veteran, had been arrested in one of Houston's Latino bars, but instead of taking him to jail police took him to a secluded spot on the Bank of Houston's Buffalo by our source says the officers decided to teach Torre's a lesson. His body was found floating in the water. Two days later, Mama they found a boy. Mama, somebody killed our boy. But when the officers Houston exploded. Black jackets and Shields were handed out. Oh, my God, you know they want to burn that place down. The arsonist wrote the name of Joe Torre's on the wall. People responded the rocks and bottles shouting Viva Jose Compass, Torres! Communities. Demand for justice led to an audacious experiment. Five young Latino officers were pulled out of the patrol cars and offered a chance to become America's first Latino homicide squad. And he's how would you like to go to homicide? I didn't know what homicide was with little training and even fewer resource is they were tasked with solving You're not just like that. You can't always get what you want. But you can get Sean Hannity online at Hannity dot com By 25 to the top.
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"On the level on the go. That's the brood X 33, Sonny. I'm Madison Miguel years what's trending at 403 what the witness told investigators about a young man killed by Indianapolis police. Stanley reports. No charges will be filed against four Indianapolis police officers involved in the shooting death of 19 year old McHale rose. A report from the prosecutor's office quotes a witness who confirmed Rose fired at the officers and told them they would have to kill him that he was not going to give up. Stanley or 93. W I. B. C mobile news six years. That's how long a woman who headed out meth in the J County Jail is getting She didn't even accept payment of any kind just handed it out. Maya Walker pleaded guilty to dealing Mass of the Star press after she smuggled it into the jail when she was arrested on August 16th. She kept it hidden for two weeks until she was transferred to a cell in the jail. Police say five other inmates were disciplined for taking the math. An intersection of a busy road and walking trail in Westfield is not making in. Don't happy coat, darling reports. The intersection is along 161st Street, where the moan on trail intersects with it. It's a simple crosswalk with a flashing light, telling walkers and bike riders. Traffic on the busy road does not stop. We'll end up says that it's only a matter of time before someone is hit and killed. They're threatening to shut down the U. S. 31 161st Street intersection to cut the traffic down. The city is in talks with construction firms to build a tunnel under the busy street Hurt darling 93. W Y B C Mobile news. It's four or four. Here's your forecast on the American Standard heating Weather center mostly sunny skies and chilly temperatures this afternoon. Today's high around 33 increasing clouds heading into the overnight hours.
KQED Radio
"jail. police" Discussed on KQED Radio
"In that he has a shop, which is a sharp mind and re Zeke definitely knows how to work. A crowd. Oh, yeah, He talks about things that bother working class Indonesians that the cops are corrupt that foreign corporations pay them crap wages to make stuff for rich Westerners, Ian Wilson says it all resonates the agents often email capitalism and that you know, the answer to this was a special kind of Islamic piety and Islam's to guide the direction off the country. That is their mission Sharia law nationwide. This is the cure all Wilson, now a political scholar at Murdoch University in Australia. Says Ryzik also gets people hyped up by railing against pop culture so that can include everything from popular music, for example, day engaged in protest against Lady Gaga that was in 2012. Lady Gaga even canceled a planned concert in Jakarta after Ryzik threatened her with chaos. So what to do about the Islamic defenders front? That's been a tough question for the Indonesian government. Last week, it finally found an answer. It banned the FBI. Member said. Nice try. We'll just start a new group with a new name, Ian Wilson says. It's not clear how this is going to play out. Yes, he says they are an irritating, thuggish organization. But the fact that they simply annoying isn't grounds for them to be banned. Many inside Indonesia's government disagree. They say This is a terrorist group. It's time to lock them up. Not for nothing. Zeke has been in and out of prison a lot, usually for disrupting public order. This is his most recent run in with the law or radical Indonesian claret turn himself in to authorities on Saturday after he was accused of inciting people to breach pandemic restrictions by holding events with large crowds. Yes, His rallies have been coded super spreaders. That's why receipt is in jail now. And that one really bothered. A lot of people says to John the professor. Why the hell are you doing this? Uh and then off the day public support to hear we will decline because of his bad reputation. In December before Ryzik went to jail, police cars were trailing him one night. This bodyguards apparently didn't like that There was a skirmish a shootout and police end up killing six of the vigilantes. Now in Indonesia, like everywhere Now people live in social media bubbles. So if you hate this group, the incident proves it. They're rebels and thugs. And if you like them well, the guys who died were brutally martyred by the immoral state. You see means for the holding up. The 62 died as martyrs to the broader course in Wilson says martyrdom is oxygen for this movement. And it has had some real success. A few years ago, Ryzik and his followers went after the governor of Jakarta. They played on the fact that he's ethnically Chinese, that he's Christian and the accused him of disrespecting Islam. Come on. I got on the right of way after from the girls like it worked. The governor of the capital of Indonesia actually went to prison for two years on a weak charge of blasphemy..
WBAP 820AM
"jail. police" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"The new year arrives on the West Coast as it joins most of the world celebrating the end of what was nothing short of a tragic 2020. Many cities like Athens lighting up the 2021 sky. New York's Times Square, normally packed to celebrate the new year was mostly empty. Police kept the general public away. But doctors, nurses and other first responders gathered as the city honored them as 2020 heroes. Congress ends the year without passing an increasing stimulus checks. Barring from our grandkids to do socialism for rich people is a terrible way to get help to families who actually need it. Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell refusing to let senators vote on the increase without also considering other presidential demands. In a rare occurrence, Democrats and President Trump agree on giving struggling Americans more than the $600. Already approved and being sent out. Ah Pharmacist in Wisconsin spending New Year's Day in jail Police and Grafton arrest of the pharmacist for deliberately sabotaging 500 covert vaccine doses. A doctor at Aurora Medical Center Dr Jeff Barr says the pharmacist confessed to leaving the Madonna vaccine out of the refrigerator. Twice. The individual was suspended and after multiple interviews over the course of the week admitted yesterday to intentionally removing the vaccine from refrigeration. The pharmacist faces multiple felony charges, including reckless endangerment. A third state confirms the variant covert strain from Britain. Florida says it's first case is a man in his twenties who like those in Colorado and California, has no recent travel history. America's listening to Fox News. Now what's trending on W B a P and w b com from the.
WMAL 630AM
"jail. police" Discussed on WMAL 630AM
"News Now what do you want from coast to coast? I'm Carmen Roberts. Fox News. The new year arrives on the West Coast as it joins most of the world, celebrating the end of what was nothing short of a tragic 2020. Many cities like Athens lighting up the 2021 Sky. New York's Times Square, normally packed to celebrate the new year was mostly empty. Always kept the general public away. But doctors, nurses and other first responders gathered as the city honored them as 2020 heroes. Congress ends the year without passing an increase in stimulus checks Barn from our grandkids to do socialism for rich people is a terrible way to get help to families who actually need it. Republicans Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell refusing to let senators vote on the increase without also considering other presidential demands. In a rare occurrence, Democrats and President Trump agree on giving struggling Americans more than the $600 already approved and being sent out. Ah pharmacist in Wisconsin, spending New Year's Day in jail police and graft and arrested the pharmacist for deliberately sabotaging 500 covert vaccine doses. Doctor at Aurora Medical Center. Dr Jeff Barr says the farmers this confessed to leaving the Madonna vaccine out of the refrigerator twice. The individual was suspended and after multiple interviews over the course of the week. Admitted yesterday to intentionally removing the vaccine from refrigeration. The pharmacist faces multiple felony charges, including reckless endangerment. Ah, third state confirms the variant covert strain from Britain, Florida says it's first case is a man in his twenties who like those in Colorado and California, has no recent travel history. America's listening to Fox News. From the fuck news Podcast Network download and listen to everyone Talk to Liz had my guest today quit after the 10th of business he had started, she would have missed out on becoming Silicon Alley's first billionaire that kept him going. I'm going to ask John or injure right now. Each failure to learn from it took a lot of learning to get success. The interesting part. I didn't think sure cycles actually would be the one that works..
AM 1350 WEZS
"jail. police" Discussed on AM 1350 WEZS
"Point is most of the world celebrating the end of what was nothing short of a tragic 2020. Many cities like Athens lighting up the 2021 sky. New York's Times Square, normally packed to celebrate the new year was mostly empty. He's kept the general public away. But doctors, nurses and other first responders gathered as the city honored them as 2020 heroes. Congress ends the year without passing an increase in stimulus checks. Barring from our grandkids to do socialism for rich people is a terrible way to get help to families who actually need it. Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell refusing to let senators vote on the increase without also considering other presidential demands. In a rare occurrence, Democrats and President Trump agree on giving struggling Americans more than the $600. Already approved and being sent out. Ah, Pharmacist in Wisconsin spending New Year's Day in jail, Police and Grafton arrested the pharmacist for deliberately sabotaging 500 covert vaccine doses. Doctor at Aurora Medical Center. Dr Jeff Barr says the pharmacist confessed to leaving the Madonna vaccine out of the refrigerator. Twice. The individual was suspended and after multiple interviews over the course of the week. Admitted yesterday to intentionally removing the vaccine from refrigeration. The pharmacist faces multiple felony charges, including reckless endangerment. Ah, third state confirms the variant covert strain from Britain, Florida says it's first case is a man in his twenties who like those in Colorado and California, has no recent travel history. America's listening to Fox News. From the Bucks, News Podcasts Network download and listen to everyone.
Ben Shapiro
What It's Like Inside The 'Autonomous Zone' Near A Seattle Police Precinct
"There's been a very rough stretch for America but there's good news there something that I feel like we can all laugh at together it's happening over in Seattle I have to admit I'm now turning from bin Usman to amusement as a as an autonomous zone they're going to Capitol Hill autonomous zone has been set up in Seattle protesters have taken over apparently six or seven block radius in Seattle I have declared their own states if you put aside and says you are now leaving USA not getting the Capitol Hill freeze on the call the autonomous zone as a protester occupied zone okay sort of like the occupy Wall Street routine we saw a few years back about twenty tenth and it is going to end up exactly the same way it happened because the police were told by mayor Jenny Durkan to essentially withdraw from the area and to see the area to the cops and it's turned into a raucous comedy almost immediately now I think that a lot of people across the United States are feeling that things have grown out of control just a little bit but no matter how much you believe the police brutality is wrong and everyone has good believes this and about how much we racism is wrong and you don't have to protest Julie the racism is wrong it's kind of weird that we are now talking openly about a complete takeover of a major part of the major city by protesters against the police were apparently according to cops some extortion is going on testers have built walls that they've gone full trump guys not full authoritarian according black right they built walls not getting they actually built a wall to keep people out they took over the east precinct in jail police department called the Seattle people's department which is not I'm really enjoying this live showing on continuous loop of the dark knight rises it's really exciting stuff they set up physical barriers we have armed people patrolling the physical barriers apparently they are stopping and frisking people were entering I'm not kidding about this they're stopping and frisking people who are entering and this was to get rid of the cops guys this is to get rid of the evil horrible Seattle police department and immediately upon that happening people in there like oh you mean now there's power that's up for grabs it turns out that energy is usually a pretext for Tierney chaos is usually a pretext for terrible people taking over and so according to multiple reports socially world you were going to skate from New York have to skate from Seattle we're gonna send in snake plus can do that I mean all that has to happen here is for is for Air Force One to be down inside the Seattle autonomous freezone for things to get really wild so here is exactly what went down I'm going to I'll appointed over hot air apparently CLP cracked down hard on protesters on Sunday night despite their having giving a speech earlier that day calling for de escalation in order to lower the temperature the weeklong blockade by the police in their east precinct was lifted and demonstrators were allowed to March past but that's not all apparently they were afraid that the writers were gonna burn down the police precinct so instead the cops in the National Guard to pulled out of the building entirely by Monday afternoon they removed all the women in the files the board the place up and they left and thus was born a new nation the Capitol Hill autonomous zone or Chas for sure the country of jazz a place where progressives can indulge in some of the most humiliating stereo type of left wing protest on culture according to reports by early Tuesday demonstrators had established a perimeter with improvised barriers and deputized doubts in the afternoon the No capo up popped up swinging kebabs snacks and free water to passers by I teach ins where was established at the intersection of wealth and fine when you like a full mouse review here tents were pitched near the precinct where people are encouraged to stay throughout the night or even just for two or three hours to hold the space by nightfall they built their own outdoor cinema the crowd was energized to build connections people spoke about investing in black owned banks I vesting from corporations and prison reform one speaker issued a warning about the American legislative exchange council vote a group of usually white men from major corporations we don't know our issues and make laws protesters hold a banner on east precinct at red property of the people according to Kaelin o'connell which is one of the local stations and there are plenty of photos available there's even a map replete with labels like regime occupied safe way regime occupied safe way solid stuff guys really good stuff
AP 24 Hour News
Slovenian woman accused of insurance fraud after sawing off her hand
"Network. A woman who deliberately cut off her hand with a circular saw. The collect insurance money is facing up to eight years in jail. Police in Slovenia say the twenty one year old woman had help from relatives and hope to claim nearly four hundred thousand euros in insurance. The unidentified woman said she'd been cutting tree branches when she cut off her left hand, just above the wrist. Police say her relatives left the Severn hand behind rather than bring it to the hospital to ensure the disability was permanent. But doctors recovered covered it in time and sewed it back on police say it happened earlier this year after the family had signed insurance contracts with five different insurance companies, and there was no payment because they discovered the
Sean Hannity
Jail. Police, Pennsylvania And Morrisville discussed on Sean Hannity
"Jail. Police say a Pennsylvania woman and her teenage daughter murdered five members of their family because they believed everyone wanted to die the five bodies, including nine year old twin girls were found last night and an apartment complex in Morrisville Pennsylvania northeast of
The Jim Bohannon Show
Suspect found dead after shootout with police in Panama City, Florida
"Shooting at a set of texas school texas governor greg abbott holding a roundtable discussion on school security why can we not allow students won't be able to monitor basically the twenty four seven basis the cameras in these schools the seventeen year old suspect in last friday's shooting nelin suicide watching the galveston county jail police say he killed ten people and injured several others panama city florida police in an hours long standoff with the man who fired several bursts of gunfire at them it ended when the gunman was found dead in his apartment grabble to make entry and found him deceased inside the residence he had also boobytrapped the residents so there was a large amount of gasoline that was poured on the floor of the residence and we do believe that right before he was the states that he was attempting to light a flair big howdy sheriff tommy ford the karner will determine whether forty nine year old kevin holroyd shot himself or died from a police bullet police had elected him to an earlier murder a woman who lived in the building was injured escaping an actor who sat tall in the saddle as a tv cowboy has died fin walker who is best known as the tv cowboy cheyenne died monday in the company of family members according to tmz it's still unclear what caused his death but a family member says they believed it was a heart issue walker who was six foot six broken hollywood after landing a role in the ten commandments and was soon cast as the roaming cowboy hero cheyenne bodey reward from the general himself certainly not bror student i'm on my way to apolo to visit my mother with the cameras snapping at your heels show aired for seven seasons he also starred in the dirty dozen and the great bank robbery he was ninety years old michelle pollino fox news the western conference finals not at a two games.