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"Report from the Attorney general's office details that 100 homicides happened in 2020 in Sacramento County. It's the first time in more than 10 years that the county has reached triple digit homicides. The rise is consistent with statewide numbers, which show homicides throughout California, increasing by more than 30% In 2020, law enforcement officials and community activists suggests the rise. And homicides can be attributed to brazen gun violence, mental health, domestic violence and the effects of pandemic. Shutdowns. Jensen RADAR NEWS 93.1 KFBK, a group of California residents has launched a new campaign to bury hundreds of miles of the high risk overhead power lines. If the case Aubrey Aquino has more on a local petition to prevent fires and massive power shutdown, Californians are briefing for the next heat related summer disaster. The fires and blackouts that have become an annual occurrence and now a grassroots organization is appealing to state lawmakers to use the budget surplus to prevent and not just put out fires and allows them to use our budget for something that benefits all people in California. With the number one threat to so many other fields to our future here, which is the fires, The smoke and the blackout. Petitioner Jonathan Greenberg explains. The safe trailer bill campaign aims to allocate 1% of California's $76 billion budget surplus to finance two solutions bearing overhead power lines, far exceeding the 30 miles per EUR, PG and E currently Berries. As well as building out microgrids in specific areas where lines can't go under Aubrey Aquino News 93.1 kfbk Elsewhere in the news this morning construction underway on a new rehabilitation hospital in Sacramento. Here's UC Davis CEO David Lubarsky. It's the only one of its kind in Northern California, and we're going to make sure that those patients who most need us get to come here. It's a $60 million facility, located at the corner of Broadway and 49th Street, expected to open In 2023. There is new poll out this morning that ranks presidential leadership. Here's KFBK correspondent Rob Stadler with more C SPAN's surveyed a cross section of historians to get their take on the top presidents using 10 metrics. Former President Donald Trump entered the poll that number 41 of 44. He ranked high and public persuasion and economic management, but dead last in moral authority and administrative skills. Barack Obama cracked the top 10 while George W. Bush rose forced Spots to number 29. He was beaten up by Georges Jimmy Carter at number 26. Abraham Lincoln again finished first, followed by George Washington, Franklin Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt and Dwight Eisenhower. Round out the top five. I'm Rob Stadler. Abraham Lincoln wins those all the time he does. He's number one time now. 7 35. Here are your top national stories. Holiday travel rushes on Triple A's Jeanette McGee is forecasting nearly 48 million Americans are going to hit the road head to the airport, or, you know, trains and buses. It's going to be busy out there, so pack your patients and get ready for traffic. I'm busy in the skies to 3.5 Million Americans expected to fly this weekend. Airlines struggling to staff back up after industry wide pandemic layoffs no indication yet that the Trump Organization's chief financial officer will cooperate with prosecutors after his arrest. Alan Weiss Allsburg has been indicted on tax charges following a two year investigation by the Manhattan district attorney's office that remains ongoing. The U. S military has left Bagram airfield in Afghanistan, turning it over to Afghan forces. The withdrawal, the clearest indication that the last of the American troops have left the country or are nearing a departure well ahead of President Biden. September 11th deadline. The Labor Department says America's employers at 850,000 jobs in June Dave Packer ABC News a free concert to kick off the Fourth of July weekend, We'll tell you where it's happening locally. In.
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"Alabama's morning news. I'm JT Colonial Pipeline. Good news is back open gasoline is flowing again yesterday, President Brian says He's helping ease the gas shortages. I've lifted some of the restrictions on the transportation of fuel as well as access to the United States military providing fuel and with vehicles to get it there. And as we heard yesterday as well from triple a spokeswoman, Jeanette McGee said. You know what you're feeling is not a lack of supply or supply issue we have. What we have here is a transportation issue. There's ample fuel in the United States for the summer and joining sound talk a little bit more about that here in our region, Play Ingram from Triple A Here in Birmingham, Clay. Welcome back in. Thanks for being here. Thanks for having me, JT. Well, I guess everybody can start going back to hoarding toilet paper again. No need to rush the gas gas bombs, right, right. Yeah, that. Thankfully, they were able to get get. The pipeline started a little more quickly than they thought they would. A two. First they were looking at probably Friday, having it to start back up, but but it started yesterday at four o'clock our time, and it's going full steam and It. You know, in a few days we'll have. I don't want to say everybody restocked, but but most stations would should have their their their fuel supply Restock. Talk to me about the comment from Jeanette McGee with triple A as well about how there really was Never a supply issue, right? Would you agree? Oh, absolutely. There's no question about that. Our gasoline inventories are at the highest levels they've ever been. In fact, over the last week, some of the refineries had to slow down production because it was nowhere to put the fuel that they were that would have made. Had they maintain their current level. You know they're normal level of production, so It's always been. The whole thing was a transportation issue, getting it through the pipeline to the various hubs and terminals, you know, along the way throughout the southeast on the East Coast, so Um, you know, there's always been plenty of gas. There was never a gas shortage. It was just a transportation delay. I understand the Northeast also, you know, as they receive some of the pipeline, you know, gas from colonial pipeline like we do down here. It runs from the Gulf all the way up the Eastern seaboard up into New York but up in the north, they also have Other ways to distribute that. Guess we've got some of that down here, but it seems that the Northeast has more. Access or ways to deliver the gasoline and we do in the South. They do? Yes, that Northeast you know, northern New England area up in there. Um, they have extra ways additional ways and then they have to, because there's so many people up there, and they've learned over the years that they need to have those Those other avenues in place. And you know, we were fortunate here in Alabama that we're close enough to the Gulf Coast refineries there where we could have gasoline brought in through 18 wheelers and Train bankers and things like that. There were other states, Tennessee, the Carolinas, Virginia that weren't as fortunate, and I have had much more struggle with this situation that we have here in Alabama. Well, let's talk quickly about the gas prices now for the rest of the year, Relatively speaking year over year we're still pretty good as to where we were last year at this time, but in short history here, and we've seen the uptick in the prices This happens this time of the year Memorial Day around the corner, more traveling now, with the code situation improving. You anticipate the price is getting back in the low to dollar range like we were, you know, a few months ago or We still gonna be, you know, sticking around where we are now, maybe even higher through summer. Yeah, we're going to be pretty close to where we are now, through the remainder of the summertime. We we saw our prices jumped 17 cents a gallon over the past week, thanks to all the panic buying that took place out there. Well, otherwise, we wouldn't have seen even half that much, Probably. So it's it's probably gonna kind of level off between now and Memorial Day. And it could drop a little bit after Memorial Day. That's the normal the normal pattern that we see. But then it stays pretty pretty stable and pretty steady throughout the rest of the summer, So we'll be pretty close toe where we are right now, I think probably into the fall. Very good player. Um thank you for your input. Always good. Catch up with you Appreciate you. Thanks J t all right. 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"AP News I'm Ed Donahue. There are runs on the pumps in parts of the country. A major fuel pipeline shutdown continues. Here's the AP Soccer Madani, government officials and energy analysts alike say there's no actual shortage of gasoline. There's anxiety over the colonial pipeline Hack and Triple A's Jeanette McGee says the results predictable. People are getting nervous, and they are Panic buying, which is exactly what gasbuddy dot coms, Patrick DeHaan says they shouldn't do that's going to mean less fuel from people that very much needed like first responders more than 1000 gas stations across the Southeast say they're out of fuel as colonial works to get the pipeline back online Transportation Secretary Pete Boo Dejan says the by the administration's easing rules to ease the crunch. We are doing everything that we can in the interim Make it easier to move fuel to the places that need it. Saga Room agony. Washington Wyoming's Liz Cheney was stripped of her role is the number three Republican in the House. She's been critical of former President Trump over his insistence he was a victim of voter fraud. Cheney says she wants to make sure Donald Trump never gets back to the White House. We have seen his lack of commitment and dedication to the Constitution. On. I think it's very important that we make sure whomever we elect is somebody who will be faithful to the Constitution. Republicans downplayed the impact of the capital riot during a house hearing. You know if you didn't know the TV footage was a video from January, the sixth You would actually think it was a normal tourist visit? That's George's Andrew Clyde. This is Missouri Democrat Cori Bush. As my colleagues have rightly pointed out, Donald Trump was impeached for inciting the January six attack. But make no mistake. He is not the only one responsible hearing resulted in little new information about response to the January riot health advisers endorsed use of visors, vaccine and kids as young as 12. Big losses at the close on Wall Street. This is AP News Ruling by a Minnesota judge could mean a longer sentence for the former police officer convicted in his death. Judge Peter Cahill has ruled there were aggravating factors and Floyd staff the judge found that Derrick Show been abused. His authority is a police officer when he restrained Floyd and that he treated Floyd with particular cruelty. Under Minnesota law show. Vin will only be sentenced on the most serious of the three counts. He was convicted of Second degree murder. Sentencing guidelines say that's anywhere from 10 years and eight months to 15 years in prison. But now that the judges ruled there were aggravating factors involved, legal experts think Sheldon could get up to 30 years behind bars. I'm Mike help to the United Nations nuclear watchdog says Iran has enriched uranium to slightly higher purity than previously thought. You do fluctuations in the process, Iran has been steadily violating the restrictions of the 2015 deal with world powers. I'm Ed Donahue. AP News There's a run on the pumps in part of the nation as a major fuel pipeline shutdown continues. Government officials and energy analysts alike say there's no actual shortage of gasoline. There's anxiety over the colonial pipeline Hack and Triple A's Jeanette McGee says. The results predictable. People are getting nervous and they are panic buying, which is exactly what gasbuddy dot coms, Patrick DeHaan says they shouldn't do that's going to mean less fuel from people that very much needed like first responders more than 1000 gas stations across the Southeast say they're out of fuel. As Colonial works to get the pipeline back online Transportation Secretary Pete Boo Dejan says the by the administration's easing rules to ease the crunch. We are doing everything that we can in the interim Make it easier to move fuel to the places that need it. Saga ROOM agony. Washington I'm Ed Donahue with an AP News MINUTE Stocks are lower on Wall Street over fears of inflation, Consumer prices are higher. Here's the AP saga Amangani for everything from food to clothes. Two cars Americans paid Maurin, April 0.8% rise in consumer prices used car and truck prices jumped a record 10% over the past year. Inflation's gone up at the highest rate in Within a decade. With prices rising 4.2% inflation fear sent stocks tumbling yesterday. It was the Dow's worst day since late February with a drop of more than 470 points. Saga room agony. Washington Coronavirus deaths in the U. S of tumbled to an average of around 600 per day, the lowest level in 10 months with the number of lives lost, dropping to single digits and well over half the states and hitting zero on some days. The last time deaths from the virus were this low with an early July nearly a year ago. I'm Ed Donahue. Thank the You're having a sleepover and.
KQED Radio
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"Power plants in Canada work during the winner because they spend the money to whether I do we need to spend that money to weather eyes. There's cost associated with that, so there's a policy discussion to be had there. Now Governor, Greg Abbott has already called for an investigation and reform of the Texas grid and today federal regulators also said the looking so what caused these power outages in Texas as well as in the Midwest? And we'll try to find solutions to keep these massive power failure is from happening again. So what do policymakers and experts in Texas say needs to change? Well, Texas is facing a big problem. Experts agree. These types of extreme weather events are becoming more common and more probable. As the climate continues to change. You know, we're even seeing occasional extreme cold snaps this far South Cyrus Reed is with the Texas chapter of the Sierra Club, and he's also a consumer representative for ERCOT, which again operates the state's electric grid. I think there are a lot of you know, obviously, staff that are Kat and people who understand that the climate is changing and anticipate that I don't think that's the case of the highest political level. 2021 state legislative session kicked off last month. And there are some bills that, if passed, would require Texas state agencies to take into account climate change the planning and operations. Doing the last state legislative session. Two years ago, the Legislature didn't hold a single hearing on any bills focused on climate change. That is Dominic Anthony Walsh with Texas Public Radio. Thank you. Thanks so much. Millions of Americans have already received their corona virus vaccines, but poor countries in sub Saharan Africa have managed to administer only a handful. The disparity is bringing back memories of the AIDS epidemic when hundreds of thousands of Africans died because life saving drugs were delayed. NPR's ater Peralta reports. In 2000 and one Marine. Marengo was pregnant and HIV positive. She was living in Kenya in a counselor encouraged her to fill out a memory book. She wrote directions to her village details about her family. So that when she died, someone would know where to leave her Children and where to bury her. It was nothing life preparing. It was actually preparing us for death, which seemed so unfair to Miranda is that she knew that in the United States and in Europe, there were drugs that could save her life. Anti retroviral drugs or air. Avi's had been widely available in the West since 1997, but they were too expensive for most Africans on the continent. Moringa became a vocal advocate publicly disclosing her status, lobbying the Kenyan government in the world to make the life saving drugs more accessible. It took a lot of pushing and pulling On DWIs thing, we could inject them with the compassion to save lives. Over the next few years, countries like South Africa took the principal stands fighting against patents to make the drugs more affordable. AIDS activists across the world banded together to lobby rich countries. Toe end what scientists called a crime against humanity. At least the world listened. In the early two thousands. The U. S launched PEPFAR and then international coalition launched the Global Fund. Programs pumped billions of dollars into buying a RVs and saved millions of lives around the world, Marina says As the Corona virus spread, she thought the West would have learned from the HIV experience. But as you should. We're waiting for him to finish vaccinating their people so that they can now bring it to the people of Africa. I think we're repeating some of the mistakes and that is truly unacceptable. That is Alan Maleta, who advocates for the legal rights of Kenyans with HIV, he says right now rich countries are hoarding vaccines. Poor countries air paying higher prices for them in the central lesson of the HIV epidemic that if one person is vulnerable, everyone is vulnerable seems lost if you don't have dress for the rich and the poor countries You will not be able to win the fight, beat for HIV beat for TV or read for calling Steven Thrasher, whose upcoming book deals with how Marginalized People are disproportionately affected by viruses. Calls the development of anti retroviral drugs quote one of the great miracles of modern science. It made HIV easier to treat them diabetes. He views the global response PEPFAR and the global fund more critically. Millions of lives were saved, but people are still dying is that the science won the battle that capitalism made the war be loss because it's been 25 years and Almost a million people. You're still die of HIV, he says. The same thing is happening with the covert vaccine. Cheaper. Generic vaccines are not available in Africa is being left behind. And unlike the days of the HIV epidemic, there doesn't seem to be popular pressure to end to this disparity. He recalls a Zackie Achmat It's in South Africa. He was a film director who refused to take a RVs until poorer people could access them. Pressure. Who is American says that kind of empathy is in short supply these days. We're certainly not saying is the country. We're not going to take it. So we make sure the poor countries get it. We've been sent into a scramble of trying to everyone trying to get it as quickly as they can. As for Marine Moringa, she eventually got the air V s. Her fight is not over and then advocate it's still It's about life, so we don't rest until we see these lives have been said it's what she did during the AIDS epidemic. It is what she'll do now. Later. Peralta NPR NEWS Nairobi A lot of Americans have been driving less than usual this winter, but gasoline prices have still been going up. This week's Winter storm is adding to the crunch. But as NPR's Camila Domina ski reports, that is not the only reason for the price increase Last year, gasoline prices plummeted. The national average dropped toe well under $2 a gallon. Now it's back over to 50. We are seven cents away from being back to pre pandemic gas prices. Jeanette McGee is a spokeswoman for Triple A She says gas prices are likely to go up even more this week, thanks to a giant winter storm. We expect to see that over the northern tier of states and back through the Rockies in the higher elevations, but not all the way down into northern Mexico. Some oil producers and refineries in places like Texas have shut down. We're going to see crude prices shoot up even more. Because productions offline, But the impact of the storm will be temporary. There's a longer trend at play here. Gas prices have just been increasing consistently week over week since the end of November, driving did increase during the summer and fall. But this growth and gasoline prices it's happening during the winter, not famous for its road tripping weather. So it's not high demand that's driving gas prices up. Instead, it's high crude oil prices and why have oil prices been rising for months? Everything it started with the announcements that we now have.
90.3 KAZU
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"Power plants in Canada work during the winner because they spend the money to whether I do we need to spend that money to weather eyes. There's cost associated with that, so there's a policy discussion to be had there. No Governor Greg Abbott has already called for an investigation and reform of the Texas grid and today federal regulators also said the looking so what caused these power outages in Texas as well as in the Midwest? And we'll try to find solutions to keep these massive power failure is from happening again. So what do policymakers and experts in Texas state needs to change? Well, Texas is facing a big problem. Experts agree. These types of extreme weather events are becoming more common and more probable. As the climate continues to change. You know, we're even seeing occasional extreme cold snaps this far South Cyrus Reed is with the Texas chapter of this year a club and he's also a consumer representative for ERCOT, which again operates the state's electric grid. I think there are a lot of, you know, obviously, staff that are cut and people who understand that the climate is changing and anticipate that I don't think that's the case of the highest political level. 2021 state legislative session kicked off last month. And there are some bills that, if passed, would require Texas state agencies to take into account climate change for planning and operations but doing the last state legislative session two years ago. Legislature didn't hold a single hearing on any bills focused on climate change. That is Dominic Anthony Walsh with Texas Public Radio. Thank you. Thanks so much. Millions of Americans have already received their corona virus vaccines, but poor countries in sub Saharan Africa have managed to administer only a handful. The disparity is bringing back memories of the AIDS epidemic when hundreds of thousands of Africans died because life saving drugs were delayed. NPR's ater Peralta reports. In 2000 and one Marine. Marengo was pregnant and HIV positive. She was living in Kenya in a counselor encouraged her to fill out a memory book. She wrote directions to her village details about her family. So that when she died, someone would know where to leave her Children and where to bury her. It was nothing life preparing. It was actually preparing us for death. What seemed so unfair to Miranda is that she knew that in the United States and in Europe, there were drugs that could save her life. Anti retroviral drugs or air. Avi's had been widely available in the West since 1997, but they were too expensive for most Africans on the continent. Moringa became a vocal advocate publicly disclosing her status, lobbying the Kenyan government in the world to make the life saving drugs more accessible. It took a lot of pushing and pulling On DWIs thing we could inject them with with compassion to save lives. Over the next few years, countries like South Africa took a principled stands fighting against patents to make the drugs more affordable. AIDS activists across the world banded together to lobby rich countries. Toe end what scientists called a crime against humanity lifting In the early two thousands. The U. S launched PEPFAR and then international coalition launched to the Global Fund. The program's pumped billions of dollars into buying a RVs and saved millions of lives around the world, Moringa says As the Corona virus spread, she thought the West would have learned from the HIV experience. But you should. We're waiting for them to finish vaccinating their people so that they can now bring it to the people of Africa. I think we're repeating some of the mistakes and that is truly unacceptable. That is Alan Malachi, who advocates for the legal rights of Kenyans with HIV. He says. Right now, rich countries are hoarding vaccines. Poor countries are paying higher prices for them and the central lesson of the HIV epidemic that if one person is vulnerable, everyone is vulnerable seems lost. If you don't address for the region, the poor countries You will not be able to win the fight to beat for his HIV beat for TV or read for coffee, Steven Thrasher, whose upcoming book deals with how Marginalized People are Disproportionately Affected by viruses. Calls the development of anti retroviral drugs quote one of the great miracles of modern science. It made HIV easier to treat them diabetes. He views the global response, Pep Farm and the Global Fund. More critically. Millions of lives were saved, but people are still dying is that the science won the battle that capitalism made the war be lost because it's been 25 years and Almost a million people. You're still die of HIV, he says. The same thing is happening with the covert vaccine. Cheaper. Generic vaccines are not available, and Africa is being left behind. And unlike the days of the HIV epidemic, there doesn't seem to be popular pressure to end this disparity. He recalls a Zackie Achmat in South Africa. He was a film director who refused to take a RVs until poorer people could access them. Thresher, who is American says that kind of empathy is in short supply these days. We're certainly not saying is the country. We're not gonna take it until we make sure the poor countries get it. We've been sent into a scramble of trying to Everyone trying to get it as quickly as they can. As for Marine Moringa, she eventually got the air V's, but her fight is not over at the advocate. It's still it's a book lives, so we don't rest until we see these lives have been sick. It's what she did during the AIDS epidemic. It is what she'll do now. Later. Peralta NPR news Nairobi A lot of Americans have been driving less than usual this winter, but gasoline prices have still been going up. This week's Winter storm is adding to the crunch. But as NPR's Camilla Domina ski reports, that is not the only reason for the price increase. Last year, gasoline prices plummeted, The national average dropped toe well under $2 a gallon. Now it's back over to 50. We are seven cents away from being back to pre pandemic gas prices. Jeanette McGee is a spokeswoman for Triple A, She says Gas prices are likely to go up even more this week, thanks to a giant winter storm. We expect to see that over the northern tier of states And back through the Rockies in the higher elevations, But not all the way down into northern Mexico. Some oil producers and refineries and places like Texas have shut down. We're going to see crude prices shoot up even more because productions off line, but the impact of the storm will be temporary. There's a longer trend at play here. Gas prices have just been increasing consistently week over week since the end of November. Driving did increase during the summer and fall. But this growth and gasoline prices it's happening during the winter, not famous for its road tripping weather, so it's not high demand that's driving gas prices up. Instead, it's high crude oil prices and why have oil prices been rising for months? Everything it started with the announcements that we now have.
News Talk 1130 WISN
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"And podcasts, all in one so much hope for the future. But the short term economic outlook is mixed at best household spending is down for the first time since the spring freeze, the Commerce Department is reporting a 4/10 percent drop in overall spending in November. The decline pretty much across the board from restaurants to big ticket items. Americans also had less to spend household income counting everything from wages to investment returns felt 1.1% in November. Just like existing home sales. Sales of newly built homes are also heading south. The Census Bureau reports a bigger than expected 11% drop in November compared to October, which is partly blamed on higher prices. But new home sales is still almost 21% higher than this time last year. And new unemployment claims they're falling again. After spiking up for a couple of weeks. The Labor Department says they totaled 803,000 last week, still historically high, but about 90,000 fewer than the week before continuing state claims fell by about 200,000 to 5.3 million. Factories and businesses overall are stocking up in anticipation of recovery next year. Orders for both durable and capital goods jumped last month. Durables by almost a full percent. Americans overall seemed to be heeding the advice to stay home for the holidays were seeing 34 million fewer travelers this holiday season compared to last year, Triple A's Jeanette McGee, But health experts said the predicted 84 million who will go places Could still cause another covert spike and video games are a bigger industry than sports and movies combined. Thanks to the pandemic, Brian Sullivan reports lockdowns are expected to help global gaming sales rise 20% to nearly $180 billion this year. The global film industry only topped 100 billion in revenue for the first time last year. In sports was estimated to bring in more than 75 billion this year prior to the pandemic Experts do not expect growth for video games trailing off next year following the release of the next generation consoles, the PS five and X Box Syria's X I'm Brian Sullivan, Consumer and Business News. Joe McConnell, NBC news radio. I. Heart radio goes one on one with the Goo Goo dolls on playing their hits live in concert. You know, each time you play, sharing it with a new group of people, you know, I think you got to keep focus on that. We may have played it 10,000 times, but is the first time a lot of these people have paid their money and taking their time you know, to come and share concert with us, So you focus on that. You know, it's a brand new song, and it's a great moment. Keep listening to I heart radio for more goo Goo dolls and all your favorite artists I Heart radio goes one on one with Bryan Adams to discuss the difficulties of putting a record together, particularly the reckless album If you knew what reckless Took to make you wouldn't think of it. It just sounds like you know, we went in after him recorded a record because I I told over that record for six months, you know? I am. It was a really was one of the hardest things I never did. You know, I was completely wiped out afterwards because I fought every way every step of the way with everybody about it. Even though I had a good team, and it was my struggles, But, you know, I come to terms with the fact that you know if you want something bad enough, you gotta fight for it. And So that's what I do know. I just, you know, I put together a good entourage of guys and On there and just get in the scrum..
KTRH
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"Spending in November. The decline pretty much across the board from restaurants to big ticket items. Americans also had less to spend. Household income. Counting everything from wages to investment returns fell 1.1% in November. Just like existing home sales. Sales of newly built homes are also heading south. The Census Bureau reports a bigger than expected 11% drop in November compared to October, which is partly blamed on higher prices. But new home sales is still almost 21% higher than this time last year. And new unemployment claims they're falling again. After spiking up for a couple of weeks. The Labor Department says they totaled 803,000 last week, still historically high, but about 90,000 fewer than the week before continuing state claims fell by about 200,000 to 5.3 million. Factories and businesses overall are stocking up in anticipation of recovery next year. Orders for both durable in capital goods jumped last month. Durables by almost a full percent. Americans overall seemed to be heeding the advice to stay home for the holidays were seeing 34 million fewer travelers this holiday season compared to last year, Triple A's Jeanette McGee, But health experts said the predicted 84 million who will go places Could still cause another covert spike and video games are a bigger industry than sports and movies combined. Thanks to the pandemic, Brian Sullivan reports lockdowns are expected to help global gaming sales rise 20% to nearly $180 billion this year. The global film industry only topped 100 billion in revenue for the first time last year. In sports was estimated to bring in more than 75 billion this year prior to the pandemic Experts do not expect growth for video games trailing off next year following the release of.
KOA 850 AM
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"Spend household income, counting everything from wages to investment returns. Felt 1.1% in November. Just like existing home sales. Sales of newly built homes are also heading south. The Census Bureau reports a bigger than expected 11% drop in November compared to October, which is partly blamed on higher prices. But new home sales are still almost 21% higher than this time last year. And new unemployment claims they're falling again. After spiking up for a couple of weeks. The Labor Department says they totaled 803,000 last week, still historically high, but about 90,000 fewer than the week before continuing state claims fell by about 200,000 to 5.3 million. Factories and businesses overall are stocking up in anticipation of recovery next year. Orders for both durable and capital goods jumped last month. Durables by almost a full percent. Americans overall seemed to be heeding the advice to stay home for the holidays were seeing 34 million fewer travelers this holiday season compared to last year, Triple A's Jeanette McGee, But health experts said the predicted 84 million who will go places could still cause another covert spike. And video games are a bigger industry than sports and movies combined. Thanks to the pandemic, Brian Sullivan reports lockdowns are expected to help global gaming sales rise 20% to nearly $180 billion this year. The global film industry only topped 100 billion in revenue for the first time last year and sports was estimated to bring in more than 75 billion this year prior to the pandemic. Experts do not expect growth for video games trailing off next year following the release of the next generation consoles, the PS five X Box Syria's X I'm Brian Sullivan, Consumer and Business News. Joe McConnell, NBC news radio. I heart radio. Did you know Presented by I Heart radio. You know what you're listening to right now. Did you know that I heard radio not only let you listen to all your favorite AM FM stations.
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"You could be lounging on an impractical amount of ornate and overpriced throw pillows he bought for your couch. But you won't because you're better with money than that. That's why you're calling us in the first place. Call 1888 Farmers to get a quote today are farmers nationwide Annual savings on December 2020 100, My former stalker fire insurance exchanges our affiliate products available in every state. So much hope for the future. But the short term economic outlook is mixed at best household spending is down for the first time since the spring freeze, the Commerce Department is reporting a 4/10 percent drop in overall spending in November. The decline pretty much across the board from restaurants to big ticket items. Americans also had less to spend household income, counting everything from wages to investment returns. Felt 1.1% in November. Just like existing home sales. Sales of newly built homes are also heading south. The Census Bureau reports a bigger than expected 11% drop in November compared to October, which is partly blamed on higher prices. But new home sales is still almost 21% higher than this time last year. And new unemployment claims they're falling again. After spiking up for a couple of weeks. The Labor Department says they totaled 803,000 last week, still historically high, but about 90,000 fewer than the week before continuing state claims fell by about 200,000 to 5.3 million. Factories and businesses overall are stocking up in anticipation of recovery next year. Orders for both durable and capital goods jumped last month. Durables by almost a full percent. Americans overall seemed to be heeding the advice to stay home for the holidays were seeing 34 million fewer travelers this holiday season compared to last year, Triple A's Jeanette McGee, But health experts said the predicted 84 million who will go places could still cause another covert spike. And video games are a bigger industry than sports and movies combined. Thanks to the pandemic, Brian Sullivan reports lockdowns are expected to help global gaming sales rise 20% to nearly $180 billion this year. The global film industry only topped 100 billion in revenue for the first time last year and sports was estimated to bring in more than 75 billion this year prior to the pandemic. Experts do not expect growth for video games trailing off next year following the release of.
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"jeanette mcgee" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"So much hope for the future. But the short term economic outlook is mixed at best Household spending is down for the first time since the spring freeze, the Commerce Department is reporting a 4/10 percent drop in overall spending in November. Declined pretty much across the board from restaurants to big ticket items. Americans also had less to spend household income counting everything from wages to investment returns felt 1.1% in November. Just like existing home sales. Sales of newly built homes are also heading south. The Census Bureau reports a bigger than expected 11% drop in November compared to October, which is partly blamed on higher prices. But new home sales is still almost 21% higher than this time last year. And new unemployment claims they're falling again. After spiking up for a couple of weeks. The Labor Department says they totaled 803,000 last week, still historically high, but about 90,000 fewer than the week before continuing state claims fell by about 200,000 to 5.3 million. Factories and businesses overall are stocking up in anticipation of recovery next year. Orders for both durable and capital goods jumped last month. Durables by almost a full percent. Americans overall seemed to be heeding the advice to stay home for the holidays were seeing 34 million fewer travelers this holiday season compared to last year, Triple A's Jeanette McGee, But health experts said the predicted 84 million who will go places could still cause another covert spike. And video games are a bigger industry than sports and movies combined. Thanks to the pandemic, Brian Sullivan reports lockdowns are expected to help global gaming sales rise 20% to nearly $180 billion this year. The global film industry only topped 100 billion in revenue for the first time last year and sports was estimated to bring in more than 75 billion this year prior to the pandemic. Experts do not expect growth for video games trailing off next year following the release of the next generation consoles, the PS five X Box Syria's X I'm Brian Sullivan, Consumer and Business News. Joe McConnell, NBC news radio. My heart radio goes one on one with Phil from.
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Millions of Americans travel for Thanksgiving despite spike in Covid cases
"Americans are traveling ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday despite a record number of new Corona virus infections in the U. S. Triple A spokeswoman, Jeanette McGee is urging people to check Cove in 19 restrictions and guidelines when they reach their destinations. Plan ahead, check with state and local authorities where you are a longer out to understand what what's happening in those areas and are there certain rules and regulations that you're going to need to follow before you get there? And when you return home, the seven day average of daily new infections now stands at about 172,000 in the U. S, according to Johns Hopkins University.