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"There were investors and owners of systemic large banks that were built out. We're not going to do that again. She addressed concerns about the banking industry as a whole and told CBS its resilience. The American banking system is really safe and well capitalized. The situation marks the second biggest bank failure in U.S. history and congressman ro Khanna told face the nation he wants more clarity on how the federal government is going to help. First, the principal needs to be that all depositors will be protected and have full access to their accounts Monday morning. The Biden administration said late yesterday that all Silicon Valley bank clients will have access to their money today and the Federal Reserve said it was creating a lending facility for American banks to help protect against any fallout from the collapse. Congress paying close attention. Congressman Michael McCall spoke to face the nation. We want to make sure this is an isolated event and a systemic event that could impact things like in 2008 when we did bail out the financial sector. Former chairwoman of the FDIC Sheila Blair told NBC's meet the press, the collapse of peers to be isolated. $200 billion bank. I think it's going to be hard to say that this is a systemic in any way. As far as the help from the federal government secretary Yellen said taxpayers are not on the hook and the money used to be backstopped by a fun to banks regularly pay into. Some Silicon Valley execs under fire today after receiving bonuses just before the collapse, some saying though that annual bonuses were typically given out on the second Friday of March. I am Clayton Neville. Night after former vice president Mike Pence has his most forceful remarks about Donald Trump and January 6th and a speech he gave this weekend more on that from Washington correspondent John stillness. While not an official candidate for The White House in 2024, Pence sounded like one, getting ready to take on his former boss at the annual gridiron club dinner in the nation's capital over the weekend. Doing what most prospective candidates have so far refused to do. Call out Donald Trump by name. Speaking about the January 6th riot at the capitol, Pence laid the blame at the feet of the former president, saying quote, president Trump was wrong. I had no right to overturn the election, and his reckless words endangered my family and everyone at the capitol that day. And I know history will hold Donald Trump accountable. The dinner was closed to the press, but the word got out quickly. Shocking those in attendance at the white tie affair that generally serves as a lighthearted event where speakers poke fun at themselves. Pence responded to last week's Fox News segment in which host Tucker Carlson showed portions of tens of thousands of hours of protesters at the capitol and downplayed the day's events. Pence said quote, what happened that day was a disgrace, and it mocks decency to portray it in any other way. Pence had long been a staunch defender of the former president going out of his way to lavish praise. But on Saturday night, he did a one 80, making jokes at Trump's expense, saying his former boss's ego was so fragile that Trump wanted Pence to sing him win beneath my wings during their weekly lunches. In one piece of audio that leaked out, Pence took time to thank the press in attendance for their courage and covering January 6th. You're working to fire our actions for the actions of all the elected officials who reconvene the very same day and turn the day of tragedy into a tribe of the treaty. Pence has not officially declared as a candidate for the presidency in 2024, but has been laying the groundwork to run. John stillness, Washington
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"Are. Our taxes. More regulation. More debt. Biden's budget would cover the next ten years and would raise $4.7 trillion from higher taxes with an additional 800 billion in savings from changes to other programs. All eyes now on speaker McCarthy and the GOP budget. John stillness, Washington. It's 9 past. Norfolk Southern CEO spent Thursday on Capitol Hill, apologizing for last month's trained aroma to Ohio and pledging to boost rail safety nationwide. Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports. I want to begin today by expressing how deeply sorry I am for the impact this derailment has had on the residents of east Palestinian and the surrounding communities. And a Senate hearing Alan Shaw says the company is helping in both the toxic mess cleanup and east Palestine's community recovery, pointing to a $20 million commitment. Norfolk Southern will get the job done. And help east Palestinians thrive. Shaw testified as bipartisan senators, including Democrat bob Casey pushed him to back a new rail safety Bill. That would help if a major rail company said we support these reforms, but Shaw stopped short of fully endorsing the bill, saying he does support things like tightening standards for a tag cars and trackside detectors, while defending the company's own record. We are committed to the legislative intent to make rail safer. More for excel and runs a safe railroad. And it's my commitment. To improve that safety and make our safety culture. The best in the industry. Sagar Meghani, Washington. Just before the rail company, CEO sat down with the United States Senate authorities say another Norfolk Southern train has derailed this time in Alabama. Correspondent Norman hall has the story. A Norfolk Southern trained railed in east central Alabama, but company and local officials say there is no threat to the public. The Alabama accident came on the same day Norfolk Southern CEO testified before Congress about the impact of a hazardous materials trained aroma in Ohio. The de Roma in Calhoun county northeast of Birmingham involved about 37 train cars, a company spokesman said none of the cars carried hazardous materials, but two of them are considered residue cars because they previously contained hazardous materials. They were not compromised. I Norman hall
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"Our taxes. More regulation. More debt. Biden's budget would cover the next ten years and would raise $4.7 trillion from higher taxes with an additional 800 billion in savings from changes to other programs. All eyes now on speaker McCarthy and the GOP budget. John stillness, Washington. It's 9 past. Norfolk Southern CEO spent Thursday on Capitol Hill, apologizing for last month's train derailment in Ohio and pledging to boost rail safety nationwide. Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports. I want to begin today by expressing how deeply sorry I am for the impact this derailment has had on the residents of east Palestinian. And the surrounding communities. At a Senate hearing Alan Shaw says the company is helping in both the toxic mess cleanup and east Palestinians, community recovery, pointing to a $20 million commitment. Norfolk Southern will get the job done. And help east Palestinian thrive. Shaw testified as bipartisan senators, including Democrat bob Casey pushed him to back a new rail safety Bill. That would help if a major rail company said we support these reforms, but Shaw stopped short of fully endorsing the bill, saying he does support things like tightening standards for tank cars and trackside detectors while defending the companies own record. We are committed. To the legislative intent to make rail safer. Norfolk selling runs a safe railroad. And it's my commitment. To improve that safety and make our safety culture. The best in the industry. Sagar Meghani, Washington. Just before the rail company, CEO sat down with the United States Senate authorities say another Norfolk Southern train has derailed this time in Alabama. Correspondent Norman hall has the story. A Norfolk Southern trained railed in east central Alabama, but company and local officials say there is no threat to the public. The Alabama accident came on the same day Norfolk Southern CEO testified before Congress about the impact of a hazardous materials trained aroma in Ohio, the de Roma in Calhoun county, northeast of Birmingham involved about 37 train cars, a company spokesman said none of the cars carried hazardous materials, but two of them are considered residue cars because they previously contained hazardous materials. They were not compromised. I Norman hall
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"Own Republican establishment, they've been in Washington way too long that forgotten why they came here. Later today, former UN ambassador and presidential candidate Nikki Haley and former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo headlined the conference, Trump himself will speak on Saturday afternoon following the conference's annual straw poll of 2024 presidential candidates. John stillness, Washington. 21 before the hour on America in the morning, there's a huge tech talent shortage in America, despite all these layoffs. It's an odd combination and joining us to discuss the situation is ashwin barath, the CEO of the largest employer of emerging technology talent in the U.S., they've placed over 10,000 software engineers and techies all throughout Fortune 500 companies and the government. Ashwin bharath, why the big disparity layoffs yet jobs that's almost unprecedented. For somebody who is not in the tech space, it's so easy to get confused is on one side you're talking about like all these big demand and mismatch in supply versus demand for programmers. And the other hand, you're having this high profile layout. Let me first address the layout. So the layouts are really pocketed towards a small portion of companies, which like literally dialed really crazy high on their talent need and their double triple their workforce in a very short period. And it's more of a hygiene thing. But all in all, for the tech industry that is a massive mismatch and give you some examples. There are 28 million programmers worldwide according to IDC and that's expected to reach 45 million by 2030. Wow. Wait a minute, there's 28 million now and it's expected to reach over 40 million by in just a few years? Yes, by 45 in the next few years, but the interesting factor out of this 28 million, only 5 million of them are enterprise grade. And what you as need is more enterprise grade program. What's enterprise? Not every program is output is as efficient as the other programmer. So somebody who is actually their output is much faster and much better are called enterprise grade programmers. So not every program over the same. Right. So there is a need for the 5 million to double in ten years. The enterprise grade program. So that is huge. And this necessity is the reason why that is a massive mismatch and all the rage inflation is happening, right? I think to me, it's not going to change. It's going to get worse and worse. And if somebody has the right aptitude and attitude and is interested to be a program would be a programmer, I can not think of a better time than trying that out now. Well, what does it take? Do you have to be greater than math skills? What does it take to be a programmer today? How do you get through the college course? That's a good question. The fact is, it's easier to have them done, right? But it's not that tough either. If you think about U.S. and in India ink, why is India ink creating such a massive tech workforce? There's no magical land. Anybody having there? There is not any difference between the talent here versus the talent in India. In my opinion, the fundamental factor is in U.S., you are seeing a tech job at the tech job. But in India, the most of the tech jobs as a result of jobs. Let me tell you what the difference is. If somebody working in Google, creating a small functionality for Gmail, the search engine or AI and protection, your understanding of technology and programming should be at a very hardcore level. That's not even 5% of the job needs in the U.S.. But most of the job technology programmers are working on applications to get basic data, updating the database, retrieving data from the database. Showing it are some UI UX website. These are basic functionality. These are nothing but text services jobs. Okay. The level of complexity at which they do the work is massively different than an actual tech job. More and more companies should see that and more people should see their ability to become a programmer is ex services rather than a tech job. For those looking for work for those interested in a profession in this field, what's your website? Come to ravager dot com dot com and there are fantastic efforts to learn. They can apply if somebody is willing to learn on their own. I think there is also some tools for them to learn on their own. And they can join and will be happy to help them and catch applications as what led the not only the leading tech talent enablement firm. Also, the largest employer of entry level programming talent in the U.S.. No one likes to hear that industries are laying off in droves, but at least you're doing something about it and maybe you're giving hope to some of these people that have been laid off that see within the industry how they can grow. And we hope you can place them very soon. Ashwin Baratheon, CEO of ravager, the largest employer of emerging technology talent in the United States. Thanks for joining us. 16 till, the
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"Rate of tuition, especially as a result of those COVID inflation, it's just really important that we also have the ability to enter higher education and get degrees. She was joined by Massachusetts democratic senator Elizabeth Warren. We are here today. Because millions of working families are being crushed by student loan debt. And Warren said the issue of executive powers is quite clear. We are here today because President Biden has the legal authority to cancel student loan debt. While back inside, chief justice Roberts posited the issue shouldn't be up to the president at all. That's something for Congress to act on. The Supreme Court is expected to act on these cases this summer. Linda kenyon, Washington. It's 9 after surprise developments in the nation's third largest city as Chicago residents attempt to elect a new mayor, but as correspondent John stillness tells us we have to wait until next month to find out. After four controversial years in office, Chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot's first term will be her last. The incumbent lost the citywide election with 8 other candidates vying for her job. Instead, Paul valles and Brandon Johnson will meet in a runoff after none of the 9 candidates secured the 50% needed to win. Lightfoot telling supporters the voters went in a different direction. We were fierce competitors. And these last few months, but I will be rooting and praying for our next mayor to deliver for the people of the city for years to come. Elected in 2019 as the city's first black woman and openly gay mayor of the nation's third largest city. She's also just the second woman to hold that office. Lightfoot faced criticism for her handling of a dramatic increase in violent crime during her four years, her response to COVID-19, as well as a challenging economy. Voter linnell jolly, explaining why he decided not to reelect lightfoot. We should feel safer on Chicago streets than what we are since lory life looks been in office. Lightfoot becomes the first Chicago mayor to lose a reelection bid since 1983. Secured more than a third of the overall vote to finish in first. He had the backing of the police union. He thanked supporters following his advancement to the runoff. And I want to thank you all. Old Friends and new for joining this campaign. It's because of you, we are in the second round. Johnson came in second. He's a Cook County commissioner and received the support of the Chicago teachers union. Voter dania ball out said it was difficult to choose. I felt the candidates were, you know, little extremely on one side or the other. And not a huge fan of that. So it was a little tough to pick. The runoff between valles and Johnson will take place on April 4th. I'm John stole
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"Difficult throughout the day in those areas. I'm John stillness. Tensions are ratcheting up in Asia as China says it's closely watched the flight of a U.S. surveillance plane through the Taiwan strait, accusing Washington of deliberately disrupting an undermining the regional situation. The latest from correspondent Charles De Ledesma. The People's Liberation Army's eastern theater command says in a social media posting, Chinese forces organized to keep an eye on the passage of the P 8 a Poseidon anti submarine patrol plane and all matters were in hand, it adds. China regards self ruled Taiwan as its own territory to be brought under its control by force, if necessary, and views the passage of foreign military ships and aircraft as deliberate snubs and provocations. The PLA command is accusing the U.S. of having played up the flight, which it says endangers peace and stability in the Taiwan strait. I'm Charles De Ledesma. Michigan congresswoman Alyssa slotkin's entering the race to replace retiring senator Debbie staben now. This makes slot getting the first Democrat to officially declare a battleground state bid in what's likely to be among the most competitive and expensive Senate contests in 2024 with slotkin running for the Senate, former Michigan Republican state senator Tom Barrett announced he'll run for slotkin seat on the GOP ticket. Slot in a narrowly defeated Barrett for that congressional seat in 2022. It's 9 till, Robert workman has sports. The bruins continue to roll through the NHL, they slip past the oilers three two for their 7th consecutive victory, also now just three points away from the century mark. Connor McDavid scored twice for Edmonton. He hits 50 goals for the first time in his career. Avalanche blank the golden knights for their 6th straight. Alexander georgiev made 31 saves. Canucks senators and ducks win. NBA, the Knicks nailed the Celtics one O 9 94 winning their 6th straight and knocking Boston offense perch as the team with the best record in the NBA. 23 points of peace for Julius Randle and Emmanuel quickly. It's like a great effort to beat those guys. You know, they're top of the east where we want to be. So it's going to take that every night, you know, to be a great team like that. It's not like the Caesar in a slump. They've won 9 out of 12, but they fall percentage points behind the bucks when they're 14th in a row on Sunday. Heat edge the sixers, magic topped the pelicans and the hornet stung the pistons for their 5th win in a row, but lost LaMelo Ball to a fractured right ankle. The Lakers LeBron James expected them as several weeks. He injured his right foot Sunday in Dallas. College basketball, Houston and Alabama remained one two in both of this week's polls. Number 7 Baylor beat Oklahoma state last night and March Madness got underway just a smidge early. The Atlantic sun conference tournament began last night and the horizon league, patriot league, and sunbelt conference will follow suit this evening. NFL, the commander's release Carson wins after just one season, and MLS season 28 kicked off over the weekend. Match week one wrapping up last night with the Portland timbers, edging sporting Kansas City, meaning all 13 contests ended with no draws, almost a fourth of last year's matches wound up in a tie. That's Tuesday sports
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"More wounded at a shopping mall in El Paso, Texas. Investigators taking two suspects into custody, not commenting overnight about a motive. There is no more danger and I want to repeat that. There is no more danger to the public. The ball is right next door to the Walmart where 23 people were shot and killed in 2019. The gunman in that attack pleaded guilty just last week to hate crimes for targeting Latinos. ABC's Andrew Denver, MSU holding a news conference later this morning with an update on this week's deadly campus shooting three students killed 5 critically wounded, police not releasing the names of those still hospitalized out of respect for their families. A visit today by the EPA's top official Michael Regan to the site of that toxic train derailment in east palestin, Ohio, health officials say water samples show it's safe to drink, but neighbors say they're still getting sick, complaining of sore throats, vomiting, and pets dying. I'm Derek Dennis ABC News. News radio traffic from the dubin law group traffic center. And once again in the north end in Seattle, we take a look at the big news tonight on northbound fire between the I 90 emerge in all of way currently all northbound 5 mainline lanes are closed down for the night is running until 4 a.m. is also affects the collector distributor lanes drivers getting by using the express lanes. Again, this will be over at 4 a.m. and then tomorrow at midnight also running until 4 a.m. this will be working once again and in the retin area we're looking at news traffic and weather updates weekday morning and be listening for more stories and interviews to help you make sense of it all. The morning news with manufacturing and meet Brian Calvert on news radio 1000 and FM 97 7. This is America in the morning from Westwood one I'm John trout coming up this half hour. The government can pay its bills through at least July according to a new estimate. I'm John stillness in Washington. Two Blackhawk helicopter crew members have been killed. I'm Lisa dwyer. A deadly shooting inside an El Paso mall. I'm Clayton Neville. The white supremacist convicted of killing ten black people at a buffalo supermarket is sentenced. Julie Walker, New York. Nissan is recalling nearly a half million vehicles because of an airbag issue. I'm Mike
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"Resign. How can someone like that represent us? I'm Katie Clark with details. Former recruiters for convinces police departments say there's been a growing desperation to fill hundreds of slots, which leads to lower standards. I'm Donna water. Stocks soared yesterday. Today it's all about more earnings reports from big companies like Disney. I'm Jessica edinger. New York City police make an arrest in the shooting of an off duty officer. I use guys carrying a gun. Julie Walker, New York. All ahead on America in the morning. It's 7 after, President Biden delivers a fiery State of the Union speech that triggered outbursts and heckling from some Republicans in attendance. John stillness has the story from Washington. President Biden spending more than an hour and 15 minutes touting robust jobs numbers and GDP growth as proof America's economy is healthy. Despite stubborn inflation, while also laying out his vision for the future. Biden implored the now Republican controlled House and Democrat controlled Senate to work together to solve America's problems. Fighting for the sake of fighting, power for the sake of power, conflict for the sake of conflict, gets us nowhere. The president hoping for bipartisan support for a number of improvements, such as replacing poisonous lead pipes in America and doing away with hidden surcharges like bank overdraft fees. And cutting credit card late fees. They add up to hundreds of dollars a month. They make it hard for you to pay your bills and afford that family trip. I know how unfair it feels when a company overcharges you to get away with it. But as the speech went on, some Republican members began heckling Biden, specifically over his claim that, as part of the fight over raising the debt ceiling, some GOP members want to do away with social security and Medicare. That means Congress doesn't vote. I'm glad you see and I tell you, I enjoy conversion. I'm not politely not naming them, but is being proposed by some
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"Today and into the weekend, pro life advocates are participating in a very different march for life in the nation's capital. Correspondent John stillness says the preview in Washington. Just ahead of the 50th anniversary of the roe V wade decision, tens of thousands of pro life advocates from across the country are gathering for the 50th march for life as part of their push to end abortion in America. This year's event will have a different feel to it as it's the first since the Supreme Court's dobs decision last June overturned roe V wade. Kristen waggoner of alliance defending freedom. This year, we march in celebration of this incredible victory, but the work to build a flourishing culture of life in our country has only just begun. Since the Dobbs decision put the abortion question in the hands of the states, 13 have nearly eliminated access to abortion, some of those states with trigger laws that went into effect when roe was overturned. Others are considering laws restricting it or in the case of legislation signed by Illinois governor JB pritzker this week, protecting it. I promised you that Illinois would take action to protect our people. To remain a Beacon of hope, an island of reproductive justice. This year's march will not end at the Supreme Court as the other 49 have. But instead we'll finish somewhere between the Supreme Court and the capitol building. A sign that pro lifers believe the battleground over the issue is shifting from the judicial to the legislative, especially at the state level. The use of abortion pills, violence against pro life health centers and legislation protecting the lives of children who survive an abortion, all priorities of the newly elected Republican House, while Democrats one day hope to find enough votes to codify roe V wade. The court got row right nearly 50 years ago and I believe Congress should codify roe once and for all. Despite the changing landscape, this video from the official march for life organization makes clear the mission of the march continues for them. We will
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"Weekend, pro life advocates are participating in a very different march for life in the nation's capital. Correspondent John stillness says the preview in Washington. Just ahead of the 50th anniversary of the roe V wade decision, tens of thousands of pro life advocates from across the country are gathering for the 50th march for life as part of their push to end abortion in America. This year's event will have a different feel to it as it's the first since the Supreme Court's dobs decision last June overturned roe V wade. Kristen Wagner of alliance defending freedom. This year, we march in celebration of this incredible victory, but the work to build a flourishing culture of life in our country has only just begun. Since the Dobbs decision put the abortion question in the hands of the states, 13 have nearly eliminated access to abortion, some of those states with trigger laws that went into effect when roe was overturned. Others are considering laws restricting it or in the case of legislation signed by Illinois governor JB pritzker this week, protecting it. I promised you that Illinois would take action to protect our people. To remain a Beacon of hope, an island of reproductive justice. This year's march will not end at the Supreme Court as the other 49 have. But instead we'll finish somewhere between the Supreme Court and the capitol building. A sign that pro lifers believe the battleground over the issue is shifting from the judicial to the legislative, especially at the state level. The use of abortion pills, violence against pro life health centers and legislation protecting the lives of children who survive an abortion, all priorities of the newly elected Republican House, while Democrats one day hope to find enough votes to codify roe V wade. The court got row right nearly 50 years ago and I believe Congress should codify roe once and for all. Despite the changing landscape, this video from the official march for life organization makes clear the mission of the march continues for them. We
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"Dead. Ukrainian soldiers are taking part in a U.S. Military training program. Soldiers from the Ukrainian armed forces have arrived. Norman hall. On MLK day President Biden spoke at a breakfast honoring the great civil rights leader. Must be guided by doctor king's light. I'm surely Adler. All ahead on America in the morning. It's 7 minutes after. There's more fallout over the classified document scandal as former president Donald Trump speaks out about the revelations of finals being found at the Delaware home and at a former office belonging to President Biden. John stones with the latest from Washington. Ever since his Mar-a-Lago home was raided by the FBI last September, Trump has had to answer tough questions about the trove of classified documents discovered there, and his pursuit of legal action in order to keep them. But now his successor, President Biden is embroiled in his own classified document scandal, and on the water cooler with David Brody on real America's voice, Trump makes clear what he thinks of The White House's handling of the discoveries. Obviously, it's a cover up. It's a very sad situation. Trump says thanks to being the quote southern White House for four years, Mar-a-Lago was far more secure than Biden's Delaware home. Now I see that they have their classified documents on the sitting on the floor and a big pile in a garage. And it's a big problem. I think for them, I don't know. Trump did say he wants to see all the investigations into these matters go away. Because we're like investigation central in this country. No country in the world has anything like this. Do you want to make America great again? And this nonsense is just, you know, it never ends. Republicans in the House of Representatives are demanding answers from The White House on Biden's documents, as well as guest logs from Biden's home dating back to last year. Trump calls the Biden discoveries a quote problem. And it brings Obama into the picture as you can imagine because me documents early Obama documents is from the Obama administration and now I guess they're getting him involved. How come he allowed that to happen? Two separate special counsels are investigating both men for their handling of the documents. John stillness, Washington. The White House said on Monday, it doesn't keep visitor logs for President Biden's personal residence in Wilmington, Delaware were at least 6 documents with classified markings were found. It's 9 after, the national transportation safety board in the FAA now investigating after a near and what could have been a catastrophic collision was averted between two planes at New York's Kennedy international airport. As correspondent Julie Walker tells us one of those planes was forced to abort its takeoff as it hurtled down the runway. A panicked JFK air traffic controller stopping a Delta plane from takeoff as an American flight crosses in front of it. The audio recorded on live ATC dot net, along with the relief of the close call. Passenger Brian Healy told WABC he was on that aborted Delta flight. Everyone's to ourselves. It was thrust forward. The Boeing 7 37 slamming on the brakes as the American Airlines flight a Boeing 777 crossed in front of it from an adjacent taxiway, according to the FAA, which will review the tapes. Apparently holding short of three one left. American Airlines referring questions to the FAA, Julie Walker, New York. The Delta flight which carried a 145 passengers and a crew of 6 had to return to the gate after the near collision and took off the next day the American Airlines flight, which taxied across the active runway was destined for London and is capable of carrying as many as 300 passengers. Tragedy in a small rural California community were 6 people were found dead in a house. Katie Clark tells us among the dead were a teen mother and a 6 month old infant. Tragedy struck a small town in California's San Joaquin valley early Monday morning. When police arrived at the scene, they discovered 6 people shot in a house, the same home that had a search warrant carried out last week, resulting in one arrest with drugs and guns also seized in that search. Police say that the killings might be related to the recent search, sheriff Mike boudreau. We also believe that this is not a random act of violence
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"Like pat Kavanaugh, Newark airport, are still worried. It makes you kind of nervous is there something else that maybe we're not being told right now that that might be going on rather than just a simple software type of issue? Secretary Buttigieg says while that's not being ruled out, this is certain. Every step of the way safety is going to be our north star as it always is. Travelers like Ryan Alsace at Reagan national airport in Washington, D.C. were frustrated yet again. I'm not going to clear answers from united. And Gary and Sharon Swanson. We're going to cruise the day, so. We hope we are not in the late too long. We hope they didn't miss it. Linda kenyon, Washington. It's 9 minutes after. The White House is struggling to answer questions after a second batch of classified documents was found in an old office operated by President Biden. The ladies from Washington correspondent John stillness. Aids to the president reportedly finding classified documents left over from his time as vice president in a second location now, although how many where they were found and the information contained in those documents is not being released by The White House. It's the second revelation of found documents in three days. The first batch were found at a different office back on November 2nd. That was reported earlier this week. In Mexico Tuesday, the president saying he was surprised any government records were taken to that first location. Press secretary karine Jean Pierre engaging in a number of terse exchanges with the press during yesterday's briefing on the matter. Why was the public not informed while The White House prepared a PR response for two months? Again, this was under review. This is under review by the Department of Justice. I'm not going to go beyond
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"It. I think working like hell on the helmets and the concussion protocols that all makes a lot of sense, but. It is dangerous. You've got to just acknowledge it. Meanwhile, league officials are still trying to decide what to do about Monday night suspended game between the bills and Bengals with one week left in the regular season, the game has important playoff implications. The league says the week 18 schedule will move forward as planned, meaning the bills would host the Patriots, and the Bengals would play the ravens. I'm John stillness. Will the world is watching and praying and we certainly wish damar Hamlin a speedy recovery. 9 till, with more and more sports, here's our Robert workman. NBA Kevin Durant had 44 points, but the bulls had 6 players score in double digits and outran the nets one 21, one 14 to end Brooklyn's 12 game winning streak the longest this season. Bucks went overtime to get past the raptors, a triple double for Yanis and Edo kumbo. Sixers without Joel embiid outlasted the pacers in overtime. Grizzlies chewed up the hornets. For their fourth straight win, Cavaliers nipped the suns, Phoenix has lost four in a row. Pelicans tilted the rockets, Houston has dropped its last 5. Nicks kicked the spurs, Jalen Brunson, a career high, 38 for New York. 38 are gonna have three points if we win, that's all I really care about. And that's just been my goal, my mindset and the mindset of this team is going to keep it going. But does it does so with a win? Pistons and the warriors just their third home loss this season wins for the magic Timberwolves hawks and Lakers. College basketball four top 25 upsets, including number four Connecticut falling at Providence. Number 12 Miami number 16 duke and number 22 auburn also go down. NHL wins for the Devils, the wild and the ducks, and 15 finalists have been named for the pro football Hall of Fame class of 23. Three making it in their first year of eligibility. Tackle Joe Thomas, cornerback Darrell rivas, and defensive end Dwight freeney. At the other end of the spectrum, cornerback Albert Lewis is a first time finalist in his 20th and final year on the ballot. Up to 5 of the 15 will be voted into the hall with that announcement coming next month during Super Bowl week. That's Thursday sports. Thanks, Robert. It's 7 till coming up on America in the morning. Family reunited with dog. After all those years. Back after these messages.
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"Other words, I don't think it changes the ball game so much as maybe we'll have a rain delay for a couple of innings. He said the federal government already has the evidence it needs to determine if charges are appropriate. Which is government documents were taken, classified information was taken and not handled appropriately. And none of that really relates to the content of documents. In the filing the DoJ wrote that Trump does not and could not assert that he owns or has any interest in possessing classified records. Barr told Fox, the appeal process could be a long one. I hope they expedited, but it could take several months to get that straightened out. The Justice Department also asking canon to stay her order that stops it from reviewing the classified documents as part of its criminal investigation. I'm Clayton Neville. And also correspondent John stone is reports that former Trump senior adviser Steve Bannon has appeared in court in handcuffs on fraud and corruption charges. About the killing for us in case I have not yet begun to fight. Steve Bannon walking to his court appearance in handcuffs after turning himself into authorities in New York, wanted on charges he duped donors to give to a fund that was supposed to build a wall along the U.S. Mexico border. Bannon's lawyer submitted a not guilty plea to charges of money laundering, conspiracy and fraud related to the build the wall campaign. Prosecutors say Bannon promised all donations would go to building the wall, but hundreds of thousands of dollars were allegedly sent to third parties, as well as two other people. Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg saying this was a yearlong fundraising scheme. The debt had more than 15 $1 million from thousands of donors across the country based on false pretenses. As president Donald Trump pardoned Bannon just before leaving office on similar charges revolving around build the wall. But now the city of Manhattan is pursuing criminal charges of their own. I'm John stillness. Which raises interesting question what possible interest does the city of Manhattan, which is of course there to enforce laws in New York City. They might start with some of their criminal laws and people worried less about this particular case. This is a federal case. And should have remained such. So anyway, we'll talk about that. We'll take a call in regard to this particular story coming up. But the city of Manhattan has no business pursuing this at all. Back with more in a moment. Finding the right person for the job isn't easy. Just ask someone who hired a drama coach to be an IT guy. Yeah, I'm having trouble logging in. I'm not buying it, say it again, this time with feeling
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"Welcome back to the Jim bohannon show at one 8 6 6 5 O Jimbo. One 8 6 6 5 O 5 four 6 two 6. As we report the California has a new workers Bill and to correspondent John stone reports one fast food CEO says that will cost you more at the checkout counter. In a post on McDonald's corporate website, CEO Joe erling or criticized the state's fast food accountability and standards recovery act, saying it doesn't treat all restaurants the same and will end up costing American consumers more. The bill creates a fast food sector council made up of union representatives, employers, employees, and two state officials who will work together to establish a standard for wages and working hours, among other things. Those in favor say it addresses unsafe working conditions, wage theft and helps workers earn a living wage while opponents like say the bill only helps some fast food workers and would hurt the fast food industry. The bill awaits governor Gavin Newsom's signature, he has not said if he will sign it into law. I'm John stillness. And I'm going to come back and talk some more about that in just a moment and the law of unintended consequences, but right now Danny in San Jose, California. Good evening, Danny. How are you doing, jibo? I'm fine, sir. Thank you. Hi, so I just wanted I was hearing a show there about the carjacking and a different perspective from the last person that's in law school to the other individuals that you should give those like a benefit package not to commit crimes, which they've tried out here. I believe in Oakland, California. And if in fact worked, I would grant the previous caller the point that it would be cheaper than the criminal justice system. I'm just not sure it would work. Go ahead. So I don't believe it works. I'm 56 years old. I come from an environment where 8 years old, this real quick. No dad, I lived in section 8, lived in the projects, mom said it was better for me to go into group homes in foster homes and for her to take care of me. Now, you do become the product of your environment. So when you're in that environment, and then you're going to juvenile hall, what you experience is what's in there, which is basically learning how to survive fight, et cetera. And then your experience I gather in group homes and the like was not a very positive one, would that be correct? It would not be positive as a place for instead of the home and that is correct. Okay. I mean, I don't know what your alternative was. It was the group home or what, but you didn't enjoy it. Would that be safe to say? Well, what was your alternative, Danny? You could go to the group home or what? Well, there wasn't an alternative fast forward from that. You go into my adult life and going back to those neighborhoods, you have a choice. And you become a product of that environment. If you're surrounded around that environment in section 8, the projects and around what your other guests are talking about, then you become the company you keep, but are you taught enough to be able to decide? I mean, I don't know what your learning experience was. I mean, I should stay away from John over there. John is a troublemaker and a criminal or should I hang around John because John sells drugs and pimps and John drives a fancy car. I mean, I'm not sure how much guidance you had in that regard. So you gravitate to those that were not there, which is parents. So what you call that later as I learned in college and psychology is abandonment. And I believe it will be true because I've seen it with my nephews. I've seen it with others. So you gravitate to those that are going to be around you, which are those people, as you mentioned, and the streets, the drug dealers, the ones that are going around, as you stated, pimping and doing other stuff and cheating and doing the whole 9 yards. Well, you seem to have managed to make it. How did you do it? So what changed me after being incarcerated in the 20s and incarcerated 18 and so forth and going that route where my kids and when I first thought it was 5 years old and she asked me when are you coming home, daddy? That is what broke me. It's not all the other stuff. That's when I decided that I'm done with this. And the first thing was you need to get out of that environment. There are no excuses, your accountable. Nobody owes you anything, it's you have to make that choice. If you don't, then you will keep doing the same thing you will still be selling drugs. You'll still be hanging around people that are robbing banks and so forth. No, that's a remarkable revelation. And I'm just curious, you reached that revelation, how is it that so many others don't? I mean, if you could put that into a magic elixir, you'd be a billionaire. I mean, you figured it out. But so many others don't. What separated you from all the others who just said the hell with the kid? I'll make more. I swore that what I went through and those experiences would not happen to my kids, and by doing that means that I have to. Are you still there, Danny? A full-time parent, and there has to be a full-time parent. You swore that what you went through, go ahead. That you have to be the parent because again, that colonel abandonment, that's a big factor. And that's what happens in these projects. That's what happens why so many things are going on because then we end up leaning on those older ones that are in the streets where 1314 and we're hanging around these 1920 year olds and then again we become the environment that we keep and then we're stuck in there and so
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"john stillness" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Com and you can follow me on the Twitter at Jimbo talks. And thank you. For being with us on the program this evening, it is good to be back in the saddle again. And I thank you for all the kind words from people out there. The big story of course with this past evening was the announcement made by our president, regarding the killing of Al-Qaeda's number one and here's John stillness. I'm in Al zawahiri with Osama bin Laden's chief deputy when both were planning and carried out the 9 11 attack. The deadliest terror attack on American soil. Last night, in an address to the nation, President Biden announced U.S. forces had killed the longtime terror leader. The United States successfully concluded an air strike in Kabul, Afghanistan that killed the emir of Al-Qaeda. Iman elza weary. Biden says the CIA drone strike resulted in no collateral damage. The mission was a success. None of his family members were hurt and there were no civilian casualties. Next month, will mark 21 years since the 9 11 attacks masterminded by bin Laden and Al zawahiri. No matter how long it takes, no matter where you hide, if you are a threat to our people, the United States will find you and take you out. Al zawahiri was bin Laden's right hand man until bin Laden was killed by U.S. forces in 2011. Al zawahiri then assumed the mantle as the leader of Al-Qaeda in Afghanistan. Justice has been delivered and this terrorist leader is no more. His killing comes nearly one full year after the Biden administration's botched withdrawal from Afghanistan, House minority leader Kevin McCarthy reacted in a tweet saying, quote, the Biden administration must provide Congress with a briefing as soon as possible to discuss the resurgence of Al-Qaeda in the region following his disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan. And Republican senator Lindsey Graham also responded with a tweet, quote, to the Biden administration, congratulations on this operation, but your overall strategy of abandoning Afghanistan is going to come back to haunt America because Afghanistan is again going to be a safe haven for radical Islam. But President Biden says he's kept a promise he made to the American people. And we continue to conduct effective counter terrorism operations in Afghanistan and beyond. We've done just that. In a statement, the Taliban quote strongly condemns the attack and called it a clear violation of the 2020 Doha agreement with the Taliban that led to the withdrawal of U.S. forces. Regardless, the president said he hoped the death of Alzheimer will help family members of 9 11 victims. To the families who lost fathers and mothers, husbands wives, sons and daughters, brothers and sisters. Friends and coworkers on that series September day is my hope that this decisive actual agree one more measure of closure. John stones, Washington. So we have angered the knuckle dragging simulator at savages in charge in Kabul. Well, too bad. More than a few of them should get the next United States Air Force suppository. One 8 6 6 5 O Jimbo one 8 6 6 5 O 5 four 6 two 6 and two Peter in the Oakland California good evening. Hey, good evening, Jimbo. Speaking of Kabul, I look forward to March of the same drone strikes. But I called in about the gentlemen from Washington talking about our proposal, it is not about the witch proposal. Go ahead. Yeah, the a's proposal is $12 billion in private investment. Not public money. They're including 3000 units of housing, a 400 room hotel, 100,000s of feet of retail space and office space, and they claim estimated $450 million in community benefits. I think the whole idea is bad regardless of his paying for it. I would rather see that it makes a big difference of whether or not that's paid for by taxes or if it's all private investment that's that makes all the difference in the world, doesn't it? Well, they're proposal is a private investment but I just think the location and everything is just a bad idea. They should redevelop where the stadium they have now is. So they're not asking for a penny, they're not asking for a penny of tax money. They're not asking for any tax breaks or anything in the nature. It's all private investment, really. Because that has got to be one of the most unique deals on a new stadium in the history of this country. Well, you know the Golden State Warriors stadium was totally paid for private money. And that was three or $4 billion. How long ago was that? How long ago was that? Just opened about four years ago. Really, all private money, that's interesting. Well, maybe a lot of communities have discovered that the notion of being considered a major League City is not all of its cracked up to be. All right, Peter, Gary and meridian, Mississippi. Hello. Jimbo had it. Yes, sir. I am so glad to hear your voice, sir. You are a kind gentleman. Thank you. I've been praying for you, Jim. I didn't know what was going on. I just miss you so much, and that's really all I got to have to the conversation I just miss you and you and I are we differ so much, Jim, but I really, truly appreciate what you bring to the child circuit and man, your voice being missing out there, it just created a void that I just almost couldn't tolerate out. So overwhelmed, almost miss you the night I had some business to which to attend and turned out and I heard your voice, I said, don't let it be a broadcast. Well, you're a good soul, Gary. I appreciate that very much. That's very nice of you, thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much, Jim. You stay healthy now. I'll do my very best. There you go. All right. And this is from a guy who doesn't even agree with me. That's a true gentleman we've got right there. And I'll try to live up to his standards. All right
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"In at 51283605 90 Stay with us Got Fox News coming up at the top of the hour Mark and Patrick in the local news. This morning. Dozens are dead after the remnants of Hurricane Ida plowed through the east coast of Wednesday night's leaving people in shock is that way through waters and tornado damage as rivers begin to recede and floodwaters slowly pull back. At least 46. People from Maryland to New York are dead after the incredibly strong remnants of Hurricane Ida plowed through the Northeast Wednesday into Thursday. 13 deaths in New York City as subway stations turned into giant waterfalls, major thorough ways turned into rushing rivers in New York, Philadelphia and other municipalities. New York Mayor Bill de Blasio families in mourning Right now we need to be there for them. And for all the New Yorkers, who right now are dealing with the results of this horrifying storm. The stories are tragic 11 dying in flooded New York City basement apartments. Connecticut State police sergeant died after his cruiser was swept away at a Pennsylvania man drowned in his car after helping his wife escape in New Jersey. Tornadoes wreaked havoc in a number of places. Look at that tornado. As governor Phil Murphy said. At least 23 died in his state, You know, an extraordinary Sadly tragic, historic. 24 hours in New Jersey. There's no other way to put it all told the storm dumped over nine inches of rain in parts of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Rhode Island, New York Central Park was deluged with a little over three inches in just one hour. At the White House yesterday, President Biden offering comfort and support to the victims, my message to everyone affected We're all in this together. The nation is here to help. Meanwhile, the president heading to New Orleans today to tour the damage left by IDA earlier this week. I'm John Stillness. It is 5 51. The Labor Department.
Chris Krok
Will this new bill save the US Postal Service in time for the election?
"The White House and House Democrats don't appear too close to an argue agreement on a bill to fund the US Postal Service correspondent John Stillness has the latest in a statement, The White House said it strongly opposes a House Democratic bill on postal service policies ahead of the November 3rd election. And would recommend that President Donald Trump veto it, the White House Office of Management and Budget said. Instead of reforming the US Postal Service to ensure its continued viability in the modern economy, the resolution would arbitrarily give the Postal Service $25 billion in emergency taxpayer funding without linking that funding to either the covert 19 pandemic or the upcoming election. Bill is expected to come up for a vote in the House on Saturday. John Stole nous Washington
Ben Shapiro
White House threatens veto of Democrats' Postal Service bill
"House Democrats don't appear close to an agreement on a bill to fund the US Postal Service correspondent John Stillness has the latest in a statement, The White House said it strongly opposes a House Democratic bill on postal service policies ahead of the November 3rd election. And would recommend that President Donald Trump veto it, the White House Office of Management and Budget said. Instead of reforming the US Postal Service to ensure its continued viability in the modern economy, the resolution would arbitrarily give the Postal Service $25 billion in emergency taxpayer funding without linking that funding to either the covert 19 pandemic or the upcoming election. Bill is expected to come up for a vote in the House on Saturday. John Stole
Ben Shapiro
Trump to hold funeral for his brother, Robert Trump, at the White House
"I'm John Stillness the White House hosting a private funeral service today for President Trump's younger brother, Robert. The New York Times reports. The president is having his brother's body driven from New York to Washington, D. C. And Trump will pay for the service himself. Robert Trump, dying Saturday night in Manhattan at the age of 71 after an
Coast to Coast AM with George Noory
Wawa facing lawsuits over data breach at all of its stores
"Well what is facing a number of lawsuits in the wake of a data breach that affected hundreds of locations more from correspondent John stillness nearly eight hundred fifty stores along the east coast for the victims of the malware attack which the convenience store giant said was stopped back on December twelfth officials with the company based in the suburbs of Philadelphia believe them now where had been collecting card numbers customer names and other data for about nine months The Philadelphia Inquirer says at least six lawsuits have been filed seeking class action status in one of them the suit says the data breach was inevitable due to quote inadequate data security measures and a cavalier approach to data security in store and gas pump purchases were all affected at every location from Pennsylvania to Florida
First Light
Aid withheld 91 minutes after Trump call with Ukraine president
"Democrats a newly obtained White House emails provide more insight into president trump's dealings with Ukraine the White House communications show the order to withhold military aid came minutes after president trump and the Ukrainian president hung up the phone in July ABC Serena Marshall reports from Washington just in ninety one minutes after the now infamous phone call between president trump and Ukraine's president Michael Duffy a senior official with the office of management and budget email the Pentagon to please hold off on that funding to Ukraine requesting they keep it quiet Duffy is one of the four witnesses to Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer has said he wants to hear from during the Senate trial the one hundred and forty six pages of heavily redacted emails were obtained by the center for public integrity following a federal judge's ruling a US service members serving in Afghanistan has been killed in action the Taliban claimed responsibility saying US and Afghan forces were ambushed the US military reports that a US service member was killed in Afghanistan on Monday but no details are available about the circumstances of the service member's death twenty Americans have been killed in combat in Afghanistan this year making two thousand nineteen the deadliest year for U. S. troops in that country since two thousand and fourteen president trump is considering reducing the number of American troops in Afghanistan from thirteen thousand to eight thousand six hundred though no decision has been made we Martinez ABC news Washington our our Chinese president she's in pain welcome south Korean president merging into Beijing today for meetings on the freeway summer with Japanese prime minister Shinzo Ave SO three Asian powers are expected to discuss regional tensions running trade security in North Korea and new satellite image of a factory where North Korea makes military equipment used to launch a long range missile shows the construction of a new structure and just reported this hour Saudi state TV says the kingdom is handed down five death sentences and the death of columnist this is ABC news from Kelly Blair with the top local stores from from the the the como como como twenty twenty twenty four four four seven seven seven news news news center center center of of of rail rail rail service service service between between between Seattle Seattle Seattle and and and Portland Portland Portland won't won't won't be be be resuming resuming until until today today it it was was shut shut down down on on Friday Friday after after much much like like cover cover the the tracks tracks south south of Tacoma contract plan to resume service by Sunday afternoon but that was changed to Monday the land side left mud that was fifty feet wide and three to four feet deep on the track the crash that left one person dead shut down I five for several hours and troopers believe racing on the freeway led up to that crash the state patrol says around two thirty Sunday morning a car crashed on northbound five a two thirty six and not like terrorism went up in flames investigators say twenty eight year old Randy better ten was speeding when he side swiped another car and slammed into a concrete bridge he said he died in the crash and wasn't wearing a seatbelt and a fun it's been set up for fall in Pierce county deputy Cooper Dyson who died in a car accident on his way to help fellow deputies Friday night donations can be made online using a credit card or PayPal ATP crime stoppers dot com here's your triple a traffic at the Smith in the como traffic center we have some road work going on overnight overnight on on highway highway ninety ninety nine nine this this is is in in both both directions directions between between away away notice notice street street and and one one forty forty fifteen fifteen expect expect to to see see up up to to two two lanes lanes in in each each direction direction closed closed through through that that stretch stretch meanwhile meanwhile working working us us weather weather closures closures West West Valley Valley high high we we still still closed closed in in Pacific Pacific between between third third and and alleys alleys and and and and also also in in the the highways highways and and closed closed between between older older cut cut off off road road and and one one six six one eight due to a landslide haven't Smith couple twenty four seven traffic primarily cloudy skies expected across western Washington overnight into your Monday early this morning Los tumble to the upper thirties and low forties highs on Monday range in the low to mid forties certainly keep the jacket with use you're asking about in the lowland rain is expected to be one still dealing with potentially with a little bit about extra features of winter white probably over the past a county the couple at the center for the first time in seven tries the Seahawks lost to the Arizona Cardinals in Seattle failing twenty seven to thirteen shop now let it for but can still win the NFC west tied up next week if the forty Niners that came flexed his Sunday night for the division championship customers basketball the dam and classical repair St eighty five to sixty four G. McDaniels twenty two quite a green twenty one ideas two or nineteen points ten boards sport to ten ten forty forty past past the the hour hour on on the the home home of of the the Huskies Huskies I'm I'm Dave Dave Lewis Lewis come come on on news news there's there's news news we're we're on on a a breaking breaking news news we we have have a a massive massive response response from from Seattle Seattle fire fire department department corner this contrasts with the stay connected stay informed with the north west on the all news station this is common news summation is power everything you need to know before you get to work the call more morning news with Greg Hirsch old and manufacture on komo news one thousand seven ninety seven seven Cologne news dot com trading the more give you mornings a remix for the delicious new beyond sausage sandwich from Dunkin it's a tasty beyond meat sausage Patty with Agassi's all on an English muffin that's ten grams of great tasting plant based protein grades wait it's plant based yeah it's web based and it tastes great yeah Dr beyond sausage sandwich it's a whole new way to start the day America runs on Dunkin the smallest moments can have the biggest impact on a child's life Jack's son come home with me visit the secret panda Delage sleep like a pampered eat like up and I knew I was meeting up to my potential it's not always easy being a dad but it's always worth it let me the job take time to be a dad today thanks dad call eight seven seven four dead for one one for his father who died to learn more brought to you by the US department of health and Human Services and the ad council is first light on komo news which is Monday morning but if you don't tell tell anybody anybody I I I won't won't won't either either either so so so good good good day day day generic generic generic morning morning morning to to to you you you Michael Michael Michael for for for scandal scandal scandal here here here with with with first first first life life life from from from Westwood Westwood Westwood One One One news news news in in in Washington Washington Washington Christmas Christmas Christmas is is is almost almost almost here here here so so so I I I guess guess we we have have to start checking to see who's naughty or nice we're not sure just yet which north Korea's Kim Jong hoon is going to be naughty or nice so we'll be focusing on what he's coming up coming right up it will take you back to Washington where the impeachment drama is entering yet another phase this morning the forecast for making dolls happy kids maybe not so much in sports the NFL playoff picture is coming into focus and if you saw Saturday Night Live over the weekend you know Eddie Murphy was back to host after thirty five years and we'll find out when and all of that is a lot but it's only some some of of what what is is ahead ahead in in our our first first half half hour hour on on first first light light this this morning morning seven seven minutes minutes past past the the hour hour we've we've got got a a full full house house and and studio studio twelve twelve this this morning morning associate associate producer producer Cathy Cathy Johnson Johnson producer producer David David oseola oseola audio audio wrangler Alex Hinton all on the other side of the glass here so a new satellite image of a factory where North Korea makes military equipment used to launch long range missiles is showing the construction of a new building in that comes amid concerns the north could launch a rocket or missile as it tries to get concessions and no stall talks with the United States Kevin Haining has more on that including word that former national security adviser John Bolton is critical of how president trump is handled him North Korea has threatened to give the U. S. Christmas gift and follow those remarks with more tests at its missile sites which satellite photos show our being expanded correspondent will Ripley does not necessarily expect leader Kim to order any aggressive action right now so my source says of the north Koreans are going to do they're going to kind of take a step back take a wait and see approach continue to remind the world that they have this nuclear capability and I wouldn't rule out a launch by the way in twenty twenty they've already gotten the effect that they want around Christmas time which is lots of western media talking about the possibility of the of a large why would they need to go through with it now when they can maybe save it for an even more vulnerable time closer US election perhaps John Bolton told ACSI owes he doesn't think the White House really means it when president trump pledges to haul dictator Kim Jong own from nuclear weapons development or it would be pursuing a different course boat we are now nearly three years into the administration with no visible progress toward getting North Korea to make the strategic decision to stop pursuing deliverable nuclear weapons close quote time is on the side of the proliferator Bolton told ACSI owes the more time there is the more time there is to develop test and refine both the nuclear component and the ballistic missile components of the program still the senior military commanders say the US is ready for whatever Pyongyang might do Evan hating reporting for first light by the way we will be going live to Seoul South Korea later this morning for a closer look at what the north is up to it's nine minutes past the hour now and they are heavily redacted but newly released emails give more of a time line about the White House efforts to hold back hundreds of millions of dollars in military funds to Ukraine last summer Bob Costantini reports Democrats would like to hear from one of the key participants in those email chains Michael as you might expect the trump White House is urging Americans to not read too much it these newly disclosed emails the center for public integrity obtained one hundred forty six pages of White House emails focusing on the office of management and budget Mike Duffy who worked in the area of national security funding wrote the Pentagon asking officials there to hold off on sending military aid to Ukraine just ninety minutes after president trump had the impeachment focus phone call with Ukraine's voluminous landscape the transcript as Mr trump asking for a favor mentioning Joan hunter Biden and theories about Ukraine helping Hillary Clinton in twenty sixteen Duffy also mention to the withholding of the two hundred fifty million dollars be kept quiet quote given the sensitive nature of the request Mike Duffy is one of four witnesses Democrats want to call it a Senate impeachment trial the new email disclosures prompting Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer urge even just a handful of Republicans to think about what he believes the nation needs to hear the questions Democrats want answered there's nothing wrong with withholding the eight why didn't Mr Duffy want anyone to know about what he was doing it this is a perfect conversation why are they trying to hush it up the only be spokeswoman calls focusing on one line of the email without context misleading and inaccurate speaker of the house Nancy Pelosi is withholding the articles of impeachment from the Senate demanding to know how the trial will proceed president trump speaking into Saturday conservative students meeting near is more like a home with a new nickname crazy so now he says you know she has no okay so let's not submitted she sings about witnesses are stalled and on hold for the holidays our thanks to Bob Constantini reporting from the White House it is now eleven past the hour and coming up a devore cast only a parent could love the latest on the NFL playoff picture heading into the final week of the season I'm 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Jerry Sandusky Receives 30-60 Years in Resentencing for Sexual Abuse of Children
"The school and re sentencing today former Penn state assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky was given the same penalty as before thirty to sixty years in prison as correspondent John stillness reports he was convicted on forty five counts of child sexual abuse back in two thousand twelve but had his initial thirty year prison term overturned back in February by the state Superior Court which found that mandatory minimum sentences were illegally imposed judge marine skirt a role that his new sentence would be exactly the same as the old one former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg is looking more like he's all in The New York Times reports Bloomberg is preparing a thirty million dollar TV ad blitz ahead of an expected twenty twenty presidential run Amazon filed a lawsuit in the U. S. court of federal claims contesting the Pentagon's award of an up to ten billion dollar cloud computing contract to Microsoft stocks close higher the Dow by a hundred and nine points the S. and P. five hundred advance seven and the nasdaq added fourteen points Sam
Dr. Drew
NFL not placing Antonio Brown on exempt list
"Former raider wide receiver Antonio brown it will be allowed to suit up for his new team on Sunday here's correspondent John stillness the patriots newly signed wide out will not be placed on the commissioner's exempt list meaning he can suit up for Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins however the league has opened an investigation into brown and investigators will speak to both brown and his former trainer Britney Taylor who is accused the all pro wideout of rape and sexual assault brown reportedly will not be placed on the exempt list because there's no criminal investigation under way Taylor is scheduled to meet with the NFL next week she filed a civil lawsuit against brown earlier this week brown denies the