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"Good evening. I'm Joe Michael's California state leaders have reached an agreement on a funding package to help reopen schools for in person Learning. Governor Gavin Newsom says $2 billion will go toward grants to incentivize schools to reopen our teachers and our Cafeteria workers are food workers are bus drivers are custodial they want They want the sights and sounds. They want kids back safely in school. Another 4.6 billion will be allocated to help make up for lost learning time that happened during the pandemic and provide flexibility for schools. Governor Newsome says the goal is to bring back transitional kindergarten through second grade students by the
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"Then what? He said on January 6 and you'll hear in the insurrectionists own words. The reason why they were doing this was Donald Trump told him two delis. Congressman various says he was heartened to see six Republican senators joined with Democrats in voting that the impeachment trial is constitutional. Even though Trump is no longer in office. He's hoping more of them will respond to the evidence. That the House impeachment managers are presenting more news. Now with KFC. Kay's Joe Michael's Kitty Advocates from the Sacramento Homeless Union are set to begin collecting signatures in support of re calling Mayor Darrell Steinberg kfbk is Mike Blunt has details. Attorney Anthony Price says Steinberg has not delivered on his promises to help me on housed, including failing to open warming centers during a heavy storm and continuing to break up camps during the pandemic. The county health officer order specifically prohibited that kind that activity Price also denounced a protest that took place is Steinberg's home last weekend, which the mayor spokesperson says caused thousands of dollars in damage. We made it very clear that we did not participate as an organization. The group announced this afternoon that it will serve the mayor's office with letter of intent to begin collecting signatures. They will need to gather more than 28,000 signatures from voters registered in the city in the next 160 days to trigger the recall. Like blunt news. 93.1 kfbk coronavirus, Very latest news 93.1 kfbk many covert 19 metrics the state uses to track the virus or improving but SKF because John Brennan Easy tells US vaccination numbers air still below target levels today in Fresno Governor Gavin Newsom said the state is making progress in bringing down many of our troubling coronavirus statistics 30 days ago. We reported just shy of 50,000 cases of covert in the state of California today. 8400 Newsome also pointed to a dramatic drop in the test positivity rate down from 13.9% a month ago to 4.8%. Today, hospitalizations and ICU numbers are also down significantly. It's not all good news on vaccinations, Newsome says. The issue of supply scarcity is real reality is at the end of the day. We're only receiving A little over one million a week. The governor says he is encouraged by commitments from the Biden administration to increase vaccine distribution in the coming weeks and months. John Byrne is e news. 93.1 KFBK It's 606 on the kfbk Afternoon news with Kitty O'Neil. Thank you, Joe. And some good news on the cover. 19 front from Plus ER County kfbk is Jensen Reiter has details. Health officials say the pandemic wasn't as deadly and Plaster County last month as it was in the month of December. Public health officer Dr Rob Old hymns. Has 48 people died of the virus in January after an all time high of 80 in December. Noting the optimistic progress. Dr Oldham says hospitalization rates for the virus have even dropped two levels last seen before Thanksgiving, saying that plaster county hospitals are no longer being overwhelmed. Transmission of the virus still remains high with household transmission responsible for most of the spread. Jensen, Raider News, 93.1, KFBK 607 and 6 11. We'll talk about the poll question the effort to raise the national minimum wage to $15 an hour, But right now we've got a look at your top national stories on news 93.1 Cave became from.
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"Cloudiness. Expect a low tonight 42 to 46 tomorrow. Mostly sunny skies, The high 65 to 69 Thursday considerable clouds with a little rain the high Thursday 56 to 60. I'm AccuWeather's Drew Shannon News. 93.1 kfbk. All right, we've got to 66 in Sacramento, 64 in Folsom and 63 in Loomis. We start with your top national story it for one. The Senate's impeachment trial of former President Trump is moving forward the upper chamber voting 56 to 44 today to allow the proceedings to continue as the trial is considered constitutional After a betrayal like this. Cannot be unity without accountability. But former President Trump's lawyers argued that he did not incite the writers during rioters during a speech at a rally before the siege. Newscaster claims his speech was the president's speech was protected under the First Amendment. This trial is about Is about trading liberty for the security from the mob. Honestly, No, it can't be. We can't be thinking about that. We can't possibly be suggesting that we punish people for political speech in this country. House managers argue that's not the case. House manager Joe Nagus says he believes the president's alleged actions represented a clear abuse of off it is hard to imagine. Clearer example. How a president could abuse his office. Inciting violence against a co equal branch of government while seeking to remain in power after losing an election. Sitting back and watching it unfold. Two sources familiar with the former president's reaction to today's Senate proceedings described Trump is angry about his lawyers lackluster performances. One source is the former president did not sound pleased on phone calls with close associates. Our top local story. Whistle blowers air reporting Some irregularities at the state's covered 19 testing lab. KPK is Greg Fishman has more lab run by the state Department of Public Health is responsible for testing most of the thousands of covert 19 swabs that come in from all over the state. But some employees have reported finding test swabs left in the bathroom of their employees sleeping on the job and poor training Senator Melissa Melendez while we want Tol investigation takes place in a week and find out where the breakdown was in practice. I can be fixed, Melinda says. There needs to be a third party brought in to investigate the claims. Find out if they're true how widespread the issues are and more she's urging the Newsome administration to begin that investigation. Greg Fishman News 93.1 kfbk Alright for four more news. Now we have Cape Case Joe Michael's located The World Health Organization has released its initial findings into the source of the Corona virus outbreak that's killed more than two million people. CBS is Tina Crouse. Reports from London. Experts believe the virus originated in bats, but could have been passed to people through another species of wild animals, such as a pangolin or rat, which are considered exotic delicacies by some in China. Wh O is also looking into whether.
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"The state on Sacramento's news 93.1 kfbk Good evening. I'm Joe Michael's several California Assembly members are introducing a package of bills to change the way the Employment Development Department does. Business E. D. D has been plagued by old technology and old processes. For years, there's still massive backlogs of claims and maybe as much as $30 billion in fraud. Assemblyman David Chu from San Francisco. What we had heard for Many, many months was. That entity was focused on fraud to the exclusion of getting benefits out in a timely way, too honest Californians and what we learned from the audits was they were actually doing. Neither Chu is leading the reform effort with plans to set up a fraud task force that might be able to recover some of the money illegally paid out. Reform package also creates an E D d Oversight board and an office of claimant rights to help people with legitimate claims get paid. All of this still needs legislative approval and the governor's signature Greg Fishman News 93.1 KFBK, Placerville Police have arrested two people in connection with the death of an 11 year old boy. Roman Lopez was initially reported missing from his home last January. Police searched the house at that time, found his body in a storage bin in the basement. Police chief Zhou Ren says the boy's father and stepmother have now been arrested. They were captured in Calvary's county last night in charged with several crimes, although in autopsy revealed no obvious signs of trauma. Roman was found to be severely malnourished and dehydrated at the time of his death. Chief friend says charges include torture, failing to provide for a child and poisoning The parents are now being held in the Calvary's County jail will eventually be transferred to El Dorado County and arraigned within a few days. Former Republican congressman Doug OC is considering running for California governor in a possible recall election aimed at Governor Gavin Newsom. OC says voters are looking for new leadership following the state's poorly planned vaccine rollout and Newsome straight.
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"Good evening. I'm Joe Michael's fallen. Sacramento County Sheriff's deputy Adam Gibson was laid to rest at a funeral service in Roseville. Earlier today, Canine six Remain the canine sets. Information. All units keep the air clear for K 96. Yeah. Mm hmm. Main copy Canine six. Deputy Adam Gibson. That 79 his 10 7 in the Watch. Monday, January 18 22 21. Gibson was just 31 years old when he was killed in the line of duty chasing a man who opened fire on him. Another deputy and canine Riley, who was also killed. The second deputy is still recovering from his injuries. The suspect was killed in the shootout on the Cal Expo grounds. California's monthly snow survey. Bring some good news but escape because Johnny D. Augustine, he tells us Mother Nature's still has some work to do. A series of recent storms is pumping up the Sierra snowpack. The Department of Water Resource is conducted its monthly manual Snow survey this morning at the Phillips No course off highway 50 DWR Sean de Guzman has the results of a survey today recorded a snow depth of 63 inches and a snow water content of 17 inches. That results in 93% of averaged to date and 68% of the April 1 average here. This location and statewide snowpack levels are not quite a strong at 70% of average. While that is a huge jump from about 40% of average just a couple weeks ago, DeGuzman says. We still need wet February and March months to bring us out of the drought. Johnny D. Augustine E NEWS 93.1 KFBK Governor Gavin Newsom doesn't think all teachers need to be vaccinated against the coronavirus in order for the state to reopen schools. Newsome today says reopening schools has become a top priority as the state is nearing the end of a holiday coronavirus case surge. The governor's CITES data that says in person classes have a low risk for transmitting the virus. He also says teachers and school staff are among one of the top priorities for vaccinations. A newly released Public policy institute survey finds 52% of the voting population in the state approves of the governor's job in responding to the pandemic. I'm Joe Michael's News. 93.1 kfbk Now. Sacramento traffic.
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"You going to a Super Bowl party, according to this poll. Casey and Cameron Park is joining us. Casey welcome. How you doing? Good, Casey. Let me several quick. You tell my music just real quick. I appreciate you playing that seashell sanctuary by the cold on your intro, By the way, Thank you, Casey in prison, one of the most overlooked bands out there that should be played a lot more under on the airwaves Easy. I agree with you. I love it. They got a lot of songs and never get played on the air. They keep putting a good music and it never gets played on the air. So wow. Yep. So I think there's 74 plus million people. They're gonna be going to Super Bowl parties. If you catch my drift, people have their head screwed on straight and live their lives right? You think it's say the first part you think how many people are going to go to Super Bowl parties and 74 plus million? I mean, you know you get all those Don't tell the people that supported Trump live their lives and Wanna go about your business or you're not gonna let anything stop. They're gonna have Super Bowl party. So are you gonna go? No wonder you're gonna have a Super Bowl party or I'm going to wonder. They're only thing Is that my friend? My best friend is throwing. It wouldn't come to my birthday party and back in April because of coaches, But now he's having a Super Bowl party. Those hair. He realizes that it stopped with instead of Wa. So now he's having a party. So several months later decides. You know what I think I'm gonna go and have a party can't go to your party. But I've changed my mind on it. So let's have a Super Bowl party. Keep got a little a little grief for that, but he finally woke up. Now and man match will not be worn and it will be alcohol and we'll have a good time and There will be alcohol is what you're saying, Casey, there will be alcohol to work the next day. I gotta play Nice. Right, right. Right. So it's just gonna be a good size Super Bowl party or what do you think It was Probably just a handful of friends. I don't He doesn't have a big, You know, he's moved a couple years back so most his friends in a different area. Okay. Best friends. And you know the people, the people who matter from the count. Okay, Well, you know, I'm curious because they're saying people going to do it. I don't know, like instead of 25% is higher number lower than what they usually do, but well and say lower. Yeah, Yeah. Okay. Okay. Okay. Well, listen, Casey have a great time at the party, and I'll be safe and all that stuff that they're going to tell you. But, you know, I don't have to tell you any of that. I don't have to tell you that. Did you hear it? Every 10 seconds, Casey, So I don't have to say anything. You know what I mean? It's like, what am I gonna tell you? Meant Casey. Make sure socially distance in the wear a mask and wash your hands. Thank you so much. Yeah, I don't I don't need a baby. Thank you. Okay, Casey. Hey, brother. Thank you. So much for calling in. Yeah. All the United States continues. This is the story of struggle with the Corona virus pandemic, probably to Super Bowl parties will still be a destination where significant segment of the population is that a significant certain portion 25% make. Yes, it is. North of Americans. This isn't a recent Seton Hall sports poll indicated that they intend to gather with people from outside their households are Super Bowl 55. Kansas City, Tampa. However, 64% of adults say they would not attend the party 11% were uncertain Poll of 1522 adults Was conducted this month just a few days ago. Among those who said that they were avid sports fans. The share who said that they would gather with members outside their households for the game increased to 40% 0. So to repeat. Among those they were avid sports fans share who said they would gather with members outside their households with the game increased to 40% so What does that tell you right there. Lot of non sports fans are going to Super Bowl parties, and that's what I'm always afraid of. And I get to the same conversation every single year. Usually we, Kitty O'Neil I'm just the kind of guy even let's say the pandemic or whatever was not in effect, and we were not having to abide by these. I still have my little Super Bowl party rules. I do not go to a Super Bowl party with tons of people where I can't hear the game and I know I say this all the time and the commercial that everyone be quiet The commercials on all volley the commercial and they all the commercials all stink. Although Joe Michael's wanted me to do a topic next week, part of the Super Bowl regarding Super Bowl commercials, your favorite Super Bowl commercial ever. I just I find the Super Bowl commercials. They try too hard. I find that the halftime shows are boring, boring, and boy I could give you example after example. This weekend are this weekend this Super Bowl the weekend Now come on first. Probably give me a crowd. They're right for the weekend. How many hits does the weekend having no disrespect to the weekend? But really, that was the number one choice by that Super Bowl. The boy. There's minutes, um, embarrassing halftime shows in the past post Super Bowl. I'll give you some examples next week. Anyhow. So let's see attendance of the Super Bowl. By the way will be affected. The completed they've completed this plan. Consultation with the public health authorities, allowing 22,000 fans to attend. 14,500 fires 7500 vaccinated Healthcare workers will be guests of league at the 65,000 Ft. Excuse me Seat stadium. Well, you know, it's Some tickets to go into the Super Bowl. Karen is in Pollock pines. Our friend Karen is joining us. Hello, Karen. Hi, there. Funny. Hey, there..
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"Phone is fully charged, and they have flashlights and extra batteries close at hand. More news. Now with KFBK A's Joe Michael's Getting the California state auditor is blasting the state's unemployment Department for poor planning and ineffective management. The audit finds the ET failed to prepare for economic downturns with poor call center management and a lack of qualified staff. Report saying the department struggled to serve Californians needing unemployment benefits with more than 800,000 claims paid late more than 21. Days after filing the E. D. D has made changes to pay claims faster, But state auditor Elaine Howell says some of those changes are temporary and open dd dd two fraudulent activity. All 100 U. S. Senators have not been sworn in as jurors in the second impeachment trial against former President Donald Trump. CBS NEWS SKYLAR Henry has the latest from Capitol Hill. Chief Justice John Roberts presided over the first trial because Mr Trump was a sitting president. This time, Vermont's Patrick Leahy, the longest serving Democrat in the Senate, will preside. His Republican colleagues are raising questions of impartiality. He basically is operating as a judge and a juror. Former President Trump's trial is set to begin the week of February. 8th Skylar Henry CBS NEWS Capitol Hill Home values are soaring across the country with a 9.5% price increase in November. It's the strongest annual growth rate in the last six years, according to the S and P. Cora Logic Case Shiller index Phoenix showing the greatest year over year price increase of more than 13%, followed by Seattle and San Diego. The rising prices are due to high demand, low supply and record low mortgage rates and Craig Liz era of the S and P down, Jones says the data suggests the pandemic has encouraged people to move from urban apartments, toe suburban homes. Well, no Players air heading to the National Baseball Hall of Fame is part of the 2021 class. All 25 players up for election fell short to the required 75% of the vote needed to make it to Cooperstown. It marks the first time since 2013 that no player was selected. Kitty. It's just the ninth time ever. It's 5 34. Now on the afternoon news, and you're a little more baseball news. I do, Joe. Thank you. A memorial service for the late baseball Hall of Famer Hank Aaron was held this afternoon. It true his park. Atlanta Braves Great Dale Murphy spoke of Erin's impact on the game in the honor of a lifetime to be able to wear the same uniforms that Hank Aaron War Hank Spirit permeated our whole organization. If you want to be a ballplayer, this is the way you play. If you want to represent your organization. This is how you act if you wanted to serve if you want to serve your fellow man, This is what you do. Hammerin Hank played in the major leagues for 23 seasons. He was the first to break Babe Ruth's home run record, swatting the record breaker on April 8th 1974 Erin died in his sleep last Friday. The age of 86. It's 5 35 now, kfbk. Let's get you caught up on this hour's top national stories on news, not a 3.1 cave becae. A surge of combing vaccine doses will be delivered to.
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"Nuggets that shot right there. One of the 63 pointers he made in this game. Jamal Murray was ejected after picking up a flagrant two, Frey shot to the groin of Tim Hardaway Jr So the ball was out. Although Murray did finished with 16 points, three rebounds to assist in 25 minutes of action. The Nuggets so struggled to score in the third. Dallas outscored the Nuggets 36 to 22. So heading the fourth quarter, Dallas had lied. It was 94 92 Mavs and to start the fourth. Man. The Nuggets bench was huge. Jamal Murray objective PJ Dozer out with an injury. Joe Michael Green has it He gets to the dotted line leans in. Got it. The foulest man. He's flexing two. He's flexing. He got hit on the way up. Finish the play John Michael Green now 17 points Big night. You're Michael finished with 17 tonight on five of nine shooting in just 22 minutes. He also had eight rebounds for the Nuggets and Nicola Yokich coming at you, Tim Hardaway. Now on the elbow. Luca has a one on one against Gary Harris. Oh, he pulled the chair out and he turned it over. What a play By Gary Harris Porter. Right side, Barton. Martin has it on the high right side throws it download into coal. Yokich. Spin move Water. Got it. That started with Gary Harris pulling the chair out on Luca Don church on the other end, and Luca got away with a walk. The Nuggets held the Mavericks to just 19 points in the fourth quarter. And this thing would be over. Harris has it across the timeline. Now the Nuggets they're really looking for a dagger here, a bucket. Is huge. Gary Harris bounce pass over in a totally Okay. Just got bumped. No whistle gets to the dotted line downloaded Gary kick out three quarter. Pull that out of Do it. Love it. You're up by seven with 41 seconds to go picking this thing is Oh Whoa!.
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"Has news 93.1 kfbk. Night. A shower in the area this evening. Otherwise partly cloudy and cool with a low 42 44 tomorrow some clouds, then sunshine of the high 57 to 61 I'm AccuWeather's Gregory Patrick news any 3.1 kfbk. 45 in Sacramento and Citrus Heights. 45 degrees. Rescued over 45 86 32 now and KPK, our top national story. President Biden wants his agenda completed ASAP since the Senate will soon be working on the impeachment of former President Donald Trump. It's slated to start now. February 8th ABC senior congressional correspondent Mary Bruce says President Biden is trying to get his $2 trillion economic rescue package through as quickly as possible Hiding wants an additional $1400 in direct payments to most Americans. He's calling for extending unemployment benefits, more money for small businesses and $160 billion for vaccine distribution and testing. We have the tools to help people. So let's use the tools. Little used him now, But the Senate is about to be consumed with Trump's trial. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi today announcing she is going to send over the article of impeachment on Monday. Okay, let's get more news now with chaos because Joe Michael's getting President Joe Biden is seeking to follow California by removing the word alien from U. S immigration laws. If Biden's proposed bill is passed, it would remove the word alien and replace it with the term Non Citizen, California next alien from the state's labor code back in 2015. KFBK continuing coverage.
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"A day long celebration for president, Binding and vice President Harris ends with a concert in honor of a nation and a new administration in Biden spoke directly. The citizens who feared another mob attack because of you. Democracy has prevailed. That's why Jill and I common. Doug wanted to make sure our inauguration was not about us. What about you? The American people? The president canceling the traditional inaugural balls and parades, saying the pandemic and security issues commanded a virtual celebration, then getting right to work and you feel the ABC News Washington The president's setting the tone for his administration during a virtual swearing in ceremony never worked with me, and I hear you treat another colleague with disrespect. Talk down to someone. I promise you, I will fire you on the spot. The Senate confirming the first bite an appointment today. Director of National Intelligence Averil Haines with continuing coverage. The inauguration of Joe Biden, Daria Aldinger ABC News Now here's what's happening around the state on Sacramento's news 93.1 kfbk. Good evening. I'm Joe Michael's a sacramental man with ties to the Republican Party is facing federal charges relating to his role in the recent attack on the U. S. Capitol Kft case, John Brown eyes He has the story or hey Aaron Riley is being held in the Sacramento County main jail after he was arrested Tuesday. He's being charged with obstruction, disorderly conduct and unlawfully entering Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office. During the January 6th riot. The 41 year old was president and corresponding secretary of the Sacramento chapter of the California Republican Assembly. Riley was asked to resign from the GOP grassroot Organization last week in FBI charging documents Riley a scene inside the U. S. Capitol, wearing a sack Republic F C T shirt, the club released a statement last week condemning the man's actions. John Brennan's E News 93.1 KFBK Law enforcement spent on high alert of the California state capitals in Saturday, members of Sacramento Antifa making a brief appearance around noon today, Channing and banging on the temporary fencing, which now surrounds the capital. About 40 people dressed in black were quickly confronted by about 100, CHP officers and other members of Sacramento area law enforcement. Ah, handful of former President Trump's supporters were also at the capital this morning. They didn't appear to have any contact with the anti for group..
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"Lot of a lot of people are in cages even more than you know, the last President Obama, who had Biden start the facilities in the first place, Sacramento Antifa eventually marched down Capitol Mall splitting into two groups I felt would want to Sacramento district Attorney Anne Marie Shubert's office where one of the On Lee. Tense moments occurred, a few people there splintered off to pull down a chain link fence around the front of the building. That's when protesters began yelling. Officers quickly responded, and the group continued marching toward nearly park where they eventually all got into their cars and left downtown has been quiet since reporting from downtown Sacramento. Mike Blunt News 93.1 KFBK and now more news with Kate McKay's Joe Michael's City, Donald Trump today became the first president in more than 150 years to skip his successors. Swearing in. Instead holding his own event beside Air Force One before leaving for Florida. ABC is Jonathan Karl has more from Washington, Donald Trump tried to put on one more show of his own. He walked out of the White House for the last time. He suggested We haven't seen the last of him. Thank you. For the last time as president, he summoned an adoring crowd. Military band in a 21 gun salute, all for one last speech in front of Air Force One. Fans of the new vice president, meanwhile, are.
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"Ties to extremists. The Senate will reconvene tomorrow with the Democratic majority for the first time in more than a decade. Dairy evolving or ABC News. Now here's what's happening around the state on Sacramento's news 93.1 kfbk. Good evening. I'm Joe Michael's a Sacramento County sheriff's deputy and his canine partner or dead, while a second sheriff's deputy remains in the hospital in serious condition this after a shooting near Cal Expo last night KFBK is Michael Urie has more. Sheriff Scott Jones says the suspect failed to cooperate during a traffic stop, which led to a chase and then Shoot out the suspect who was the sole occupant of the vehicle. Crashed the car, which was what ended the pursuit but refused to have any communication, roll down his windows or get out from the car. Deputies deployed a canine unit, and that's when the suspect started shooting, killing the dog, along with Deputy Adam Gibson and injuring another. Suspect, a 40 year old parolee was killed during the shoot out. As for the slain officer, the officer that was killed the six year veteran He leaves behind a wife and an infant child deputy gifts and served in the U. S Marine Corps and did two tours in Afghanistan. Mike Lory News 93.1 KFBK, the Sacramento Sheriff's Department reports on large police presence earlier this evening in the 5400 block of Auburn Boulevard in Foothill Farms, the department earlier tweeting the deputies were dealing with what they refer to as an armed, barricaded subject. Sheriff's Department officials didn't immediately respond to kfbk his request for information. Memorial ceremony for those who've died from covert 19 held in downtown Sacramento today, churches and the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium ringing bells this afternoon and their honor mayor Darrell Steinberg, calling it a powerful reminder of those we've lost to the virus, and we commit to doing everything in our power to get that vaccine out into everyone's arms. Steinberg earlier asked people at home to participate by lighting candles more than 1000. People in Sacramento County have died from covert 19 complications since the pandemic began last March. I'm Joe Michael's News 93.1 kfbk Now Sacramento traffic Good evening 7 34 Bob Williams in the KFBK Traffic Center. And while that shooter situation appears to have been pretty well tended to by sheriff's deputies, we still have some impact for traffic right now, and that is going to be a problem for traveling on Auburn Boulevard. We're not seeing any traffic right now between to Hama. And Garfield or Garfield between White fur and Palm. Avoid those areas right now use Madison Avenue is to get around on that, or perhaps greenback lane and work your way up or down, depending on which your direction is otherwise. Sacramento area freeways Quiet right now. No incidents. No delays, Traffic every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons news 93.1 kfbk. Now. Sacramento weather Clear and cooler tonight the wind diminishing low 38 to 42 Sonny to Brize 64 to 68 clear to Martin Milo 34 to 38 Partly sunny Thursday. I.
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"0.1 caving a 15 30 A m. It is happening at the zoo. I need to mention that Do believe it. Thank you for tuning in, By the way. Happy Thursday to you thieves. Sacramento's Oh, I'm so happy to say is going to reopen tomorrow. Heard Joe Michael's talking about this on the air lifted my spirits a little bit because the state thank you state for lifting the greatest Sacramento region. Stay at home order this week. Hope all of you stayed at home as ordered. But the zoo is opening and I have been a great fan of the Sacramento Zoo. I really don't want to see them leave William Land Park and go somewhere else. I really don't As a kid. I'd loved going to the zoo at William and Park. And then you would go to fairy tale town right across the road. Or you go to fairy tale town. Then you cross the road go to the zoo. But either way, it was like a double bonus. Joe Michael's isn't studio. It was pretty awesome pad. One of the great things is if you have an out of town guest He goes shopping over it sprouts, which is right over there and land Park as you come back out and turn back to go to the five. You could just tell your friend in the passenger's seat. Hey, looking, see if you see any of those trees over there, right? There's a cure is a giraffe. So great. Is it up? Yeah, Absolutely. That happened to me once. Yeah, my friend was pretty impressed. Use you said Hey, look over there. There was a giraffe's like gods and direct right. Exactly. That's exactly what happened. I love to see the little giraffes put Hoping their heads out right there. So it's great. You tell me, Kendall. It was a little giraffe. It was born there at the zoo. And in September Yes, Pat, I am so excited. I'm so glad that the Jews back open and I can't wait to see their new little baby Joe left. Yeah, Ugo draft. I mean, that is pretty cool to see little baby giraffe. Yeah, that is pretty cool. And as we mentioned on the Kitty O'Neil afternoon news, I don't believe the giraffes will be required to wear face masks, Right? I think there be 6 ft away, Feet above right six years. True, even when they're born right there still taller than any of us, But so tell us, Joe. It's opening tomorrow, Huh? Yes. And then here's the thing off. First of all. You have to get your tickets online and reserved in advance. And they're gonna be for specified times. Okay, So you have to reserve them for that time because only so many people could be. There s so you don't you can't just say I'm gonna go to the zoo today is gonna be Hey today at such and such a clock, right? I just got my tickets and it gave me 9 a.m. to 9 30. All right, so you'll be up early face masks and face coverings required at all times during your zoo visit, And that's of course, because the county guidelines except for the Children that are under two or, you know if you have a medical condition that prohibits you from wearing that, so it's credit card transactions only no cash and They do ask that you don't show up. If you're not feeling well And then if you do go, you maintain the 6 ft distance, and you know from some of the things that we also talked about with the hospital association today and what they're talking about in terms of critical care conditions. Um, you might want to take this really seriously, and that's the thing Pat and I don't mean to get up on a soapbox. But there are just a lot of people that aren't doing that. And people are dying. Now we're talking now about hospitals not being able to give 100% care to a patient and imagine having to tell somebody's family if you're a doctor. That We can't help you. We're letting him go home. My heavens, Hmm, whose swing back to the zoo. Then here and by the way, Look, I understand what Joe saying. Listen, I just I just went through covert myself. So it's not a joke. But you can't start yelling and then act self righteous and someone who may not be wearing a mask because, as you pointed out, Some people have health issues correct. And if you don't know that person, which I don't know how many times I walked to his through a zoo, and no, everyone, they're just start being a, um, a jerk for lack of a better word to someone who may or may not be wearing a mask. But anyhow, we're getting bogged down in the wrong thing. But I understand what you're saying. Point Well taken just before you're going to go be courteous. So so people Okay. I'm just so happy to hear this news open. We need again. I'm gonna pound the message, Joe, We need him. We need to support our local businesses. And certainly the Jews of, uh Like I said, I have loved the place for years. And it certainly is a business that we need to support and give us a break. Get our minds off of things right going to the zoo and kids love the Zune. We all love the zoo and s. So you have to get your tickets online, though, right? Yes, And they have to be reserved in advance, Specified time and lonely be redeemed during that time, and the website is the other website in front of you. Zoo dot org's. Well, that's easy to remember. Yeah. Sack zoo dot or g'kar? Yep..
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"Here's what's happening around the state on Sacramento's news 93.1 kfbk. Good evening. I'm Joe Michael's The next round of the covert 19 vaccine rollout in the state is underway. It includes teachers, child care workers, emergency service workers and Californians over the age of 65. Governor Gavin Newsom is ramping up statewide efforts for mass distribution after a slow initial rollout. Sacramento City Unified School District staff are getting their first dose of the cove in 19 vaccine this week, District officials said. The vaccine rollout is a big step in resuming in person instruction. State Superintendent Tony Thurman says California needs more vaccines before schools that are distance learning can go back to in person learning. As the Corona virus pandemic pushes well into 2021. The financial impact on small business owners pushes on as well. Kfbk is Johnny D. Augustine, He tells us what Sacramento restaurant owners are hoping will keep them afloat. A class action lawsuit has been filed by local restaurant owners to recover money loss in fees during the Cove in 19 pandemic, lead attorney Brian Cabell Tex has restaurants that paid fees to stay open should get a refund. Don't think there's any business that's been hurt worse in the West front industry, and they're probably a fair percentage of restaurants. Don't come back. They won't survive this cabin Take adds, This isn't a political issue is nothing to do with claiming whether I was a good idea or bad idea to shut restaurants down. It's just if you're going to close the business that you took money from the issue. A permit to that money should go back to the business that paid it to you to be able to operate. Cabin Tech hopes the failures and successes of the pandemic will help right better relief packages in the future. Johnny D. Augustine e News 93.1 KFBK. The monthly cost of trash and recycling services in Sacramento is set to go up in the next couple of months, the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors approving a $5 price hike this week. It will go into effect in March. I'm Joe Michael's News. 93.1 kfbk sacramental traffic. Good evening. 7 33 Bob Williams in the KFBK Traffic.
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"Kfbk. We will start with your top national story. The president's go to platform to express his views has been silenced A special report from a B C's check. Sivertsen Twitter says that President Trump is being permanently suspended from its social media platform. Twitter. Permanently suspending President Trump. I'm a B C's Chuck's Iverson. We're also learning that President Trump has tried to tweet from the official POTUS account, and apparently that has been taken down a spokesperson for Twitter, saying that moments ago, a Twitter spokesperson, saying the government accounts will not be suspended permanently, but action will be taken to limit their use. Also in the news today, CBS News Senior investigative correspondent Catherine Herridge has the latest on the criminal investigation into Wednesday's attack on the U. S. Capitol in the news conference today. It was a specific and pointed question about whether they anticipated criminal charges. And what reporters were told is that they did not anticipate criminal charges for inciting violence. So we've got sort of two Say conflicting messages, but they seem on their face inconsistent. One is that we're going to follow the evidence to wherever it leads. And then the second is at this early stage. They don't anticipate criminal charges for people like the President Rudy Giuliani and Don Jr. And that is CBS. Catherine Herridge. Let's get more news now. With Katie CASE, Joe Michael's Getting A man photographed sitting in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is office during the Capital C. John Wednesday is now in custody. KFT CASE Tom Roberts has more. The Justice Department says 60 year old Richard Barnett of Arkansas was arrested in his home state and faces charges of entering and remaining on restricted grounds, violent entry and theft of public property. Barnett was seen in viral photos. Sitting casually with this foot up on Pelosi's desk, he told the New York Times reporter. He took a personalized envelope, but said he didn't steal it because he left a quarter to cover the cost. Tom Roberts News 93.1 KFBK Governor Gavin Newsom's $227 billion budget proposal includes relief for small businesses in the form of fee waivers for their annual license renewal. Director of California's the National Federation of Independent Business. John Kabbah. Dick calls Newsome's latest budget proposal a step in the right direction for small business. The governor has taken some great steps today that are really going to help small businesses going again. We hope to see our policy makers this whole legislative year. Keep that mo mentum going. A recent N F I B study finds that one out of every four small businesses would be forced to close their doors if economic conditions don't improve within the next few months. It's 6 34 on the kfbk. Afternoon news with Kitty O'Neil. All right, Thank you. Joe Michael's there looks like there could be a second new strain of coronavirus White House task force reportedly warning states It's even more contagious than the one found in the U K already spreading in a document. Obtained by NBC News. It's called the U. S. A variant. It doesn't say how long it's been circulating, but so far the first new strain has been detected in eight states, California, Colorado, Florida, New York, Georgia, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Texas. 6 35. Let's get to the latest now from ABC News on your top national stories..
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"Toyota, Let's go. Places. Happy New Year Traffic. Every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons. Bob Williams News 93.1 kfbk. Get to your sunshine this Anthony that I've 58 to 62 the nighttime hours of New Year's Eve. Clear to partly cloudy, low 35 to 39 years day intervals of clouds aside, I'm 55 to 59 rather cloudy on Saturday. I'm 54 to 58. Thank you. Weathersby Barson. There's 93.1 kfbk 50 degrees now in Orange Veil, 43, Applegate and 52 in downtown Sacramento. I'm Joe Michael's for Kitty O'Neil in the KFBK. Afternoon News continues on news 93.1 with a check of your money from John Lockwood of Genevieve's Burford and brothers. 2020 was a wild ride for stocks from the depths of March, when the S and P was down 30% in just three days. That's the fastest draw down. On record, and in the following six months, it recovered all the losses and on the year finished higher. The NASDAQ Up 43.6% on the year. That's the best one year performance since 2009. And that comes on the back of the 35% year in 2019, the Dow finished higher up 7.3% of the year in the S and P was up 16% for 2020 mortgage rates continue to stay at all time lows here. 2.67% of the 30 year. Today's optimism over the job numbers, which posted back to back gains continued to boost confidence heading into the new year. And for the final numbers on Wall Street for.
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"Joe Michael's for Kitty O'Neil in the KFBK. Afternoon News continues on news 93.1 with a check of your money from John Lockwood of Genevieve's, Burford and Brothers. The story of 2020 for stocks, technology adoption. Mean the innovation from how we shop. We dine. We exercise We meet people we travel. All of that changed because of this tech stocks led the way for 2020 the NASDAQ Up 43.6% on the year while the large cap index, the S and P. 500 finished 16.3% of the positive for 2020. And that value oriented Dow industrial Index finished up 7.3% and mortgage rates at an all time low. The 30 Year fixed and 2.67 this week while the 15 year fixed rate 2.17 so not much activity on Wall Street today as investors comb through their portfolios, taking some profits, looking for some losses, the harvest, albeit there weren't that many good jobs report, also in stimulus checks helped drive the market higher today. And here is the final reading for 2020. The Dow up 196 points at 30,006 06 while the S and P higher by 24 points at 7 3056, the NASDAQ Up 18 points. 8 12,088 Gold finished higher of $8 at 1901 announce oil just slightly to the positive $18 a barrel in the 10 year bond yield 100.91%. The drama continues on Capitol Hill over $2000 stimulus checks A BCS Elizabeth shells he has the latest Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, blocked yet another attempt today by Senate Democrats to vote on a bill that would increase the stimulus checks from $600 to $2000. McConnell claims the money won't go to those who need it. Most socialism for rich people is a terrible way to help the American families that are actually struggling, Senator Bernie Sanders shooting back the argument that this bill In any significant way benefits. The rich is just not accurate on his initials E. ABC NEWS Washington Preliminary 3.6 magnitude earthquake struck just north of San Francisco this morning. The U. S Geological Survey says the quake hit about 5:42 A.m. and was centered about eight miles southwest of Mill Valley. No damage or injuries were reported. Now let's find out what we're going to hear about Monday morning on the KFBK Morning news with Kristina and Johnson Sam Shane on Monday morning, we'll have more on the governor's plan to get elementary school kids back in school by the spring, and we'll hear from parents and how they feel about that. And we want you to join Christina and Sam or you want to do that yourself. Really. We don't have to talk you into it for the first KFBK Morning New show of the year. That's Monday, January, Was it 12 3/4? 20 21 coming up on the KFBK afternoon news here in 2020, our top story and we'll go in depth on the UK variant of covert 19 arriving in California. It's now in several communities, and it's really impacting the Southern California region. That story and more straight ahead on news 93.1 kfbk live everywhere on the I Heart radio app. News radio from California's Capital City. My heart radio station news. 93.1 Kfbk is available everywhere with the I. Heart Radio album. No number one for podcasting. Also on 15, 30 a m.
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"54 to 58 Banky Weathersby Barson. There's 93.1 kfbk 55 degrees now in Fair Oaks, 57 L Grove and 57 in downtown Sacramento. I'm Joe Michael's for Kitty O'Neil on the KFBK. Afternoon News continues on news 93.1 with a chunk of your money from John Lockwood of Genevieve's Perfect and Brothers. The story of 2020 for stocks, technology adoption. Mean the innovation from how we shot We dine. We exercise We meet people we travel. All of that changed because of this tech stocks led the way for 2020 the NASDAQ Up 43.6% on the year while the large cap index, the S and P. 500 finished 16.3% of the positive for 2020. And that value oriented Dow industrial Index finished up 7.3% and mortgage rates at an all time low. The 30 year fixed at 2.67 this week. Well, the 15 year fixed rate 2.17 so not much activity on Wall Street today as investors comb through their portfolios, taking some profits looking for some losses, the harvest, albeit there weren't that many good jobs report, also in stimulus checks helped drive the market higher today. And here's the final reading for 2022. Dow Up 196 points at 30,006 06 while the S and P higher by 24 points at 7 3056, the NASDAQ Up 18 points. 8 12,088 Gold finished higher of $8 at 1901 announce oil just slightly to the positive $18 a barrel in the 10 Year bond. You'll 100.91% building a better Sacramento kfbk afternoon news with Kitty O'Neil's many Sacramento's air starting the You're homeless and the Corona virus pandemic is making it even.
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Death toll from Northern California fire rises to 10
"County continuing to rise as the wildfires run rampant across northern California, Joe Michael's live from the cave. Okay. Wildfire desk Now with details, Okay, we can confirm seven more bodies have been found in the devastation of the bear fire, bringing the death toll to 10. 16 people are still listed as missing. Cal Fire's Operations section chief says the fire made a historic run through crowns of timber. This is
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Nearly 350,000 Acres Burn in SCU Lightning Complex Fire
"Continue battling a Siri's of lightning sparked wild fires now burning hundreds of thousands of acres across northern California. Joe Michaels is live from the Cape, a wildfire desk with details of the L. A new lightning complexes now burning more than 350,000 acres in Sonoma, Sonora Lake in Napa counties. That's more than 500 Square Miles. Cal fire Scott Ross telling US cruise or putting a focus on the Eastern zone of the second largest wildfire in California history. The homicide is our number one concern. There's a lot of populated areas out there, and it does get a lot of the coastal influence weather wise, So we want to keep that one small. They're small as we can and not let it get to the size that the Eastside is experiencing, Ross says Cruz heir grateful, But the weather wasn't his severe is initially predicted, particularly in terms of lightning strikes. We didn't quite Get what we were thinking we could. The window got up a little bit, but it seemed to be just a normal good night of fire activity and nothing to catastrophic or major happened because of any predicted weather event. We got fortunate with that crews of up containment on the Ellen you complex to 22%. But the blaze isn't slowing up. We are expecting continued growth. Extreme fire behavior. You know, we get some sort of long range spotting that will continue to challenge us. For sure.
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How the Biden-Harris ticket will impact the 2020 race
"Joe Biden's choice of Camilla Harris as his running mate is being met with excitement and hope from many women in and around Sacramento. KP CASE Joe Michaels joins us Live in studio with more Oh Bill Bynes decision to add California's junior senator to the 2020 Democratic ticket brings a smile to the face of the only woman currently sitting on Sacramento City Council Councilwoman Anjali Gash be calling the choice, exciting seeing yourself reflected in leaders. Is just so empowering, not just for young people, but for all people. Women have never seen themselves in the Oval Office. In the White House. Never so to see a woman actually get to vice president of the United States of America would tell women and girls everywhere that it is possible and it is possible in our lifetime. Kendra Montgomery Block of the Sierra Health Foundation, is pleased to finally see an African American woman chosen as the running mate of a major party's presidential candidate as a black woman, how we are constantly looked upon as the backbone of the entire country, and in doing so So making sure that you have not only just a seat at the table, but a voice at the table means a lot in our democracy, and Camilla represents that voice, not only for us before the people Montgomery Clark believes Harris will also serve as a rule model for young African American girls. You always want to be able to look at folks and say, Hey, that's a path that I could take two And now that's incredibly connected to black women, Indian women and two women of color that we can take this path that we can build strong families, built strong education connections and then be able to take on top leadership role in this country. Councilwoman Ashby says Harris is well prepared for the opportunity. This isn't choosing a woman for the sake of choosing a woman. He was a candidate for the presidency herself. She's been the senator for California. She's been attorney general. She's been a D E A. There's no doubt that she's qualified to do this job. Ashby understands the possibility that Harris could be polarizing and doesn't out W naysayers were choosing the next president and vice president, United States of America. We get to look at them through a critical leads, but we need to look at them through balanced lenses, and that is what the people of this country are asking for. So many ways through protests through support of candidates. The things that you're hearing is a nation that just wants equity in its decision making. They want to see women and men have equal opportunity they want to see people of every race have equal opportunity. When you look at American history, it's been a long time in coming. From the women's suffrage movement that ultimately gave women the right to vote 100 years ago this month of the civil rights movement aimed at ending racial discrimination to 2020 when an African American woman now stands as the running mate of a major party's presidential candidate,
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New FICO changes could lower your credit score
"Well let's go in deep here on your credit score which is likely to change this summer as a new scoring model is introduced Cape case Joe Michaels has more on what's changing and what it could mean for you the fair Isaac corporation is rolling out a new scoring system that aims to give lenders the ability to make more precise decisions right now they're actually taking snapshots of your credit this call I take it out I felt the once in a while in time now that they actually be able to stream it for twenty four months so they're looking at twenty four month consistency of the trends of how you pay back your credit card to how often you pay that back if you default I asked him early flaws founding CEO of empyrean wealth management in Roseville who's likely to benefit from fight goes new score ten suite I see the letters that's good for them because they'll be able to lessen the default rate however if you are consumer it's going to be a little more strange idea that has for suggesting you take a detailed look at your financial situation always get your annual credit report dot com you get that free every year to go through that with a fine tooth comb make sure that everything is correct on that report secondly make sure that you know your credit score is seven forty or higher that's really the marker at getting a really good interest rates on mortgages on loans on credit cards that kind of thing it's also important to watch your debt to credit ratio you why basically have thirty percent of what the get a thousand dollar limit you wanna have three hundred dollars or less on your credit card at all times or less obviously and came on time and pay them off so often sometimes I pay my credit card on the fifteenth the mountain Agha paid again on a thirty that really helps to boost your score one is that they wanted the activity they want to see that you're planning for your credit card but they also want to see the ability to pay it off and if you're paying that off on a more regular basis basically means you have more money your being more responsible but your credit by paying off that means you're more reliable again effect twenty four months usage trends that are gonna be able to track a lot more specifically than what they used to be able to adjust snapshot well not all lenders are likely to immediately switch to the new system much like not everyone immediately upgrade to the latest cell phone the bottom line it is the consumers who are already managing their credit well we'll probably see an increase in their scores while those with late payments are high credit usage you're likely to see a drop Joe Michaels news ninety three point one K. F. B.
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Suspect killed in deputy-involved shooting in Sacramento County
"A man was killed in a Sunday shooting that involved the Sacramento county sheriff's deputy care for his Joe Michaels joins us live in studio with the latest job Mike the first call of the sheriff's department came in around quarter after two from the thirteen thousand block of Bennett road near Herald the caller indicated that there was a known mail application sitting in front of the callers property and that the subject was possibly on drugs that color also indicated that the suspect is known to carry weapons sergeant tested earnings as a deputy found the man unresponsive in a ditch I think that I woke and began talking with the deputy at which time the deputy observed a hand gun in the suspect waistband and immediately began giving the suspect verbal commands that deputy editor of the suspect and reach for the handgun in his waistband and of course fearing that he would be shot by the suspect that he fired his weapon and striking the suspect the man was pronounced dead at the scene he's now being identified as a fifty five year old man from Harold after the scene was process it was determined that the hand and that the deputies on the suspects we stand was in fact a Glock style airsoft the deputy involved in the shooting is a nineteen year veteran of the sheriff's office will be on paid administrative leave all the Sacramento county DA conducts an independent incident review Getty all right thank