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"This is a P news. I'm Rita Foley. We're not entering a new Cold war, says NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. But the rise of China, he says. Poses challenges to the security of NATO nations. He says NATO wants to set aside the divisions of the Trump era and focus on security President Biden's in Brussels today for the NATO summit, and he wants to assure allies that the U. S commitment to NATO is rock solid. Here's our Julie Walker. Biden will use his time at the summit beginning today to underscore the US commitment to a provision of the alliance charter. That spells out that an attack on one member is an attack on all and is to be met with a collective response at the close of the G seven yesterday, Biden said he views Daito as vital to maintaining American security. President Biden will be in Geneva on Wednesday for talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. It's the end of the Benjamin Netanyahu era in Israel. The new prime minister is Neftali Bennett, Israel the end of the Benjamin Netanyahu era in Israel. The new prime minister is Neftali Bennett. Israel's parliament narrowly approved the new coalition government. What do Israelis think? Charles Dola Dismas overseas With this on the streets of Jerusalem, they were varying reactions to the news of the new political alignment. Local resident Richard Bell thinks Israelis will know if the arrangement is working or not in little more than three months. We have to give him a chance. You have to give them at least 100 days of grace. See which direction they're headed. Bennett and Netanyahu are slated to hold a handover meeting. But without the formal ceremony that traditionally accompanies changing government. A man has died from his injuries after a shooting on a downtown Austin, Texas street. Left more than 12. People injured. At least one suspect under arrest Eight people injured last night in Texas after a vehicle in a mud racing event went off the track. This is a P news A new movie they thought was going to be a big hit, ended up being somewhat of a disappointment at the box office. Gonna make some noise. And the Heights was supposed to make more than a little noise at the box office. But it ended up being muted by, uh, lack of interest. The movie adaptation of Lin Manuel Miranda's Broadway musical was expected to take over the top spot, but with only $11.4 million in ticket sales. It finished the weekend in second place. It had been expected to taken between 15 and $20 million, A quiet place. Part two barely reclaimed the number one spot and the margin that it had $10.3 million is not a lot when it comes to box office numbers. That means the ratings could end up flipping the script on the box office race when final totals come out later today. I'm Oscar Welles Gabriel, Louisiana will now recognize Juneteenth as a legal state holiday. It commemorates the end of slavery in the US I'm Rita Foley. AP News Israelis have woken up to a new political landscape after Prime Minister Naftali Bennett secured parliament's backing and ousted longtime leader Benjamin Netanyahu. The new government was sworn in late on Sunday and has started work with ministers announcing appointments of new ministry directors on the streets of Jerusalem. There were varying reactions to the news of the new political alignment. Local resident Richard Bell thinks Israelis will know if the arrangement is working or not in little more than three months. We have to give him a chance you have to give them At least 100 days of grace. See which direction they're headed Billet and Netanyahu a slated to hold a handover meeting, but without the formal ceremony that traditionally accompanies changing government. I'm Charles I'm Rita Foley with an A P news minute. NATO Secretary General Jens Ohlin Berg says NATO wants to set aside the divisions of the Trump era. And focus on the security challenges posed by Russia and China. President Biden's in Brussels for the NATO summit on Wednesday, he'll be in Geneva to meet with Russian President Putin. We're not looking for conflict. We are looking to resolve those actions, which we think are inconsistent of international norms. Israel has a new prime minister for the first time in 12 years. Neftali Bennett, AP correspondent Joseph Kraus reports from Jerusalem. The feeling in Israel is that the Benjamin Netanyahu era is over. But nobody is sure what happens now he is popular among many Israelis. He's also really despised by a large number as well. There have been weekly protests outside the official residents for almost a year now, so I think there's going to be a sense of relief that the crisis may be abating. But those divisions are still going to remain..
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"This'll is AP News. I'm Rita Fall Way this morning, thousands of Palestinians air in the streets of Gaza celebrating the cease fire that they see. Is a victory over Israel. The cease fire between Israel and Hamas is holding the moments ago, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Hamas against any rocket fire. Saying Israel would respond to that with a new level of force are Joseph Kraus is in Jerusalem on the cease fire cease fire took effect early on Friday after 11 days of heavy fighting between Israel and the Islamic militant group Hamas, which rules Gaza. Ceasefire seems to have stopped both the Palestinian rocket attacks and Israeli airstrikes. Things have been quiet since it took effect at two a.m. It's afternoon. Now in Gaza, President Biden is welcoming the ceasefire. I believe the Palestinians and Israelis Equally deserved to live safely and securely and I enjoy equal measures of freedom, prosperity and democracy. Have we turned the corner on Cove it there are fewer deaths and the number of infections is down to the lowest level since last June. There's debate about who's supposed to wear a face mask. And when here's our Jackie Quinn, the supermarket chain, Kroger becomes the latest to announce that it's no longer requiring customers or workers to wear face masks in states where mandates have been lifted. Some workers are celebrating, but others have been posting concerns. They still could catch the Corona virus from unvaccinated customers or co workers. The CDC says only people who are fully vaccinated should dump them. Masks, and they can do that, in most circumstances indoors and out, says the CDC. Nearly one third of federal correctional officer. Jobs in this country are vacant, forcing prisons to use cooks, teachers, nurses and other workers to guard inmates. This is AP News CNN says the Trump Justice Department sees the reporters records. Here's our Mike Rossiya. The Justice Department under the Trump Administration secretly obtained phone records covering a period between June 1st and June 31st 2017 of CNN Pentagon correspondent Barbara Starr, according to CNN. The Justice Department confirms the records were formally sought last year. CNN president Jeff Zucker said in a statement. CNN strongly condemns the secret collection of any aspect of a journalist correspondence, which is clearly protected by the First Amendment. The revelation comes two weeks after the Washington Post disclosed that last year the Justice Department seized phone records belonging to three current and former post journalists. Mike Rossio Washington The number of Americans applying for unemployment is down to a new pandemic low. That's according to the Labor Department. Jobless claims have dropped in five of the past six weeks assigned the economy's strengthening. I'm Rita Foley. AP News President Biden is hailing the Mideast cease fire. The president says both Israelis and Palestinians deserve to live in peace and the truce could provide an opening. I believe we have a genuine opportunity. Make progress and I've committed to working for it. In brief remarks, the president said his administration was involved in an hour by hour effort to end the 11 Day war. He had avoided saying much publicly with White House, saying it was intensively involved behind the scenes, but Democrats were pushing him to speak out. President says the U. S fully supports Israel's right to defend itself, but he also offered condolences for Palestinian lives. Lost. Soccer Megane Washington.
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"News Good morning, I'm Ed Donahue Expectations air rising that a cease fire maybe near between Israel and Hamas. AP is Joseph Kraus reports There are no signs yet of a cooling off. Palestinian militants in Gaza are still firing rockets into Israel outfit a fairly regular pace. Israel says they fired more than 4000 rockets since the conflict began. Hundreds of those have followed short landed inside Gaza and Israel is also intercepted. Quite a large number of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was pushed back against calls from the U. S to wind down the Gaza offensive. But officials close to the negotiations say they expect a truce to be announced in the next 24 hours. Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is looking at both sides in the fighting. I believe that we should be mourning the loss of Israeli life. That we should also be mourning the loss of Palestinian lives. Or perhaps some people think Palestinian lives don't matter. The current round of fighting between Israel and Hamas began on May 10th when the militant group fired long range rockets toward Jerusalem. Russian President Vladimir Putin is alleging some of the country's foreign foes dream about biting off pieces of the country's vast territory, warning Moscow would knock their teeth out if they tried. Labor Department says the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell last week to a new pandemic low and abrupt, relax ation of mask policies that some retail and grocery stores has left workers reeling as they try to sort out what the new environment means for their safety and relationship with customers. Wal Mart best by Macy's Costco, trader, Joe and Target are among the growing list of big chains. Allowing vaccinated customers to shop mask lists. A BBC investigation found one of its journalist Martin Bashir, used deceitful behavior to secure an explosive interview with Princess Diana in 1995 in a serious breach of the broadcasters guidelines. This is AP News Lord has formally unveiled its F 1 50 Electric pickup truck. The Lightning forward is making a big bet on the lightning. President Biden got to test drive it quick.
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"Morning I'm Ed Donahue Expectations air rising that a cease fire maybe near between Israel and Hamas. AP is Joseph Kraus reports There are no signs yet of a cooling off. Palestinian militants in Gaza are still firing rockets into Israel outfit a fairly regular pace. Israel says they fired more than 4000 rockets since the conflict began. Hundreds of those have followed short landed inside Gaza and Israel has also intercepted quite a large number of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was pushed back against calls from the U. S to wind down the Gaza offensive. But officials close to the negotiations say they expect a truce to be announced in the next 24 hours. Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is looking at both sides in the fighting. I believe that we should be mourning the loss of Israeli life. What? We should also be mourning the loss of Palestinian Lives. Or perhaps some people think Palestinian lives don't matter. The current round of fighting between Israel and Hamas began on May 10th when the militant group fired long range rockets toward Jerusalem. Russian President Vladimir Putin is alleging some of the country's foreign foes dream about biting off pieces of the country's vast territory, warning Moscow would knock their teeth out if they tried. Labor Department says the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell last week to a new pandemic low and abrupt, relax ation of mask policies that some retail and grocery stores has left workers reeling as they try to sort out what the new environment means for their safety and relationship with customers. Wal Mart best by Macy's Costco, trader, Joe and Target are among the growing list of big chains. Allowing vaccinated customers to shop mask lists. A BBC investigation found one of its journalist Martin Bashir, used deceitful behavior to secure an explosive interview with Princess Diana in 1995 in a serious breach of the broadcasters guidelines. This is AP News Lord has formally unveiled its F 1 50 Electric pickup truck. The Lightning forward is making a big bet on the lightning. President Biden got to test drive it quick.
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"A new deal with fight up by on tech, but one bloc country hungry is opting out. The blocks executive arm has finalized a third vaccine contract with fires up by on tech food 2023 for an additional 1.8 billion doses of their covert 19 shots to share between the blocks countries except for hungry The European Commission says the contract, which was agreed on behalf of all 27 EU countries earlier this month, will allow the buying of 900 million doses of the current shots on off a syrah, um, adapted to the viruses variance with an option to purchase an extra 900 million of them. I'm Charles Dillon. Asthma. I'm Rita Foley with an AP News minted Hamas leader says there may well be a truce with Israel in a day or two. But there's no sign of that this morning as Israel unleashed another wave of airstrikes across the Gaza Strip, killing at least one Palestinian and wounding several Hamas fired. More rockets are Joseph Kraus, reports from Jerusalem. Israel said that the strikes carried out We're targeting the homes of Hamas commanders that contained military infrastructure. It's also been striking and militant tunnel networks across Gaza, and residents said that they heard heavy air strikes in Gaza City in the Jabalya refugee camp in the north and also in central and southern Gaza. The number of Americans applying for unemployment fell to a new pandemic low last week, 444,000 Assigned the job market's getting stronger as consumers start to spend freely again. Koven infections drop and business restrictions ease. I'm Rita Fall way. Thank you for listening to the AP Radio Network. Hey, did you know.
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"News I'm Rita fall away. He heard the shouts saw the flash bangs and smelled the gas on that Sorry day. That's what Republican Congressman Fred Upton of Michigan said is. He voted with 34 other Republicans and Democrats in the House to create a commission to investigate the attack on the U. S Capitol building in January, But this bill is gonna have a tougher time in the Senate. AP Washington Correspondent Soccer Madani Former President Trump is against the commission and has pushed Republicans not to support it, making this yet another test of GOP loyalty to him once again. They're caving to Donald Trump. Chuck Schumer's Democrats need at least 10 Republicans to back the deal. Some GOP senators say they will, though it's unclear how many soccer Megane Washington more Israeli air strikes across the Gaza Strip this morning. Joseph Kraus. Reports from Jerusalem. Israel said that the strikes carried out We're targeting the homes of Hamas commanders that contained military infrastructure. It's also been striking at militant tunnel networks across Gaza. And residents said that they heard heavy air strikes in Gaza City in the Jabalya refugee camp in the north and also in central and southern Gaza. The U. S is calling for Israel to wind down the fight against Hamas. Hamas militants fired thousands of rockets at Israel. Britain's Prince William has gotten his first Covic shot as that nation expand shots to younger people. He's 38 China says it's providing covert vaccines to nearly 40 African countries here in the U. S. In Minnesota Appeals court will hear arguments today on whether three former Minneapolis police officers charged in George Floyd's death should face an additional charge of aiding and abetting third degree murder. Former officer Derrick Show. Vin was convicted last month of third degree murder, among other charges, he's awaiting sentencing. This is AP News. Colonial pipeline admits it paid ransom to hackers who disrupted its computer systems leading to that pipeline shutdown and panic gas buying Here's our Jennifer King, the CEO of colonial Pipeline, told The Wall Street Journal. He authorized the payment of $4.4 million in crypto currency to a gang of hackers who broke into his computer systems. Sources have told The Associated Press that in exchange for the ransom Colonial received the software decryption key required to unscramble their data network. Joseph Blount told the journal he knew it was a controversial decision. He felt it was the right thing to do for the country. He agreed to the payment because the company didn't know the extent of the damage and wasn't sure how long it would take to bring the systems back online. The shutdown on May 7th but to panic buying and shortages at gas stations from Washington, D C to Florida. Jennifer King Washington The Dow closed down 164 points yesterday, the NASDAQ and the S and P were down to three and 12 points, the latest from Wall Street. I'm Rita Foley. AP News I'm Rita Foley with an AP News MINUTE former President Trump warned Republicans not to do this. But 35 of them joined Democrats last night and calling for a commission to investigate the attack on the U. S Capitol building in January. Here's our Mike Rossia on this vote, the yays are 252. The.
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"Good morning I met Donna here expectations air rising that a cease fire maybe near between Israel and Hamas. The AP is Joseph Kraus reports. There are no signs yet of a cooling off. Palestinian militants in Gaza are still firing rockets into Israel of fit a fairly regular pace. Israel says they fired more than 4000 rockets since the conflict began. Hundreds of those have fallen short landed inside Gaza and Israel is also intercepted. Quite a large number of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was pushed back against calls from the U. S to wind down the Gaza offensive. But officials close to the negotiations say they expect a truce to be announced in the next 24 hours. Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is looking at both sides in the fighting. I believe that we should be mourning the loss of Israeli life. That we should also be mourning the loss of Palestinian lives. Or perhaps some people think Palestinian lives don't matter. The current round of fighting between Israel and Hamas began on May 10th when the militant group fired long range rockets toward Jerusalem. Russian President Vladimir Putin is alleging some of the country's foreign foes dream about biting off pieces of the country's vast territory, warning Moscow would knock their teeth out if they tried. Labor Department says the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell last week to a new pandemic low and abrupt, relax ation of mask policies that some retail in grocery stores has left workers reeling as they try to sort out what the new environment means for their safety and relationship with customers. Wal Mart best by Macy's Costco, trader, Joe and Target are among the growing list of big chains. Allowing vaccinated customers to shop mask lists. A BBC investigation found one of its journalist Martin Bashir, used deceitful behavior to secure an explosive interview with Princess Diana in 1995 in a serious breach of the broadcasters guidelines. This is AP News Lord has formally unveiled its F 1 50 Electric pickup truck. The Lightning forward is making a big bet on the lightning. President Biden got to test drive it suckers. Quick cousin Dr.
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"This'll is AP News. I'm Rita Fall away. Former President Trump has warned Republicans not to back the idea of an independent commission to investigate the January 6th attack on the U. S Capitol building. But 35 House Republicans voted for the commission anyway. Joining Democrats in passing the bill last night. AP Washington Correspondent soccer Madani, The GOP's John Cat Go negotiated the bill with Democrats and urge lawmakers from both sides to support it to put down their swords for once, just for once. Just three Republicans spoke in favor of the bail, including Peter Mayer, who accused fellow Geo peers who criticized the attack of backing off. But even more troubling, there's been an active effort to whitewash and rewrite the shameful events of that day. Avoid accountability. But with Senate GOP chief Mitch McConnell, saying he's against the bill, it faces an uncertain path an uphill path, say analysts now to the fighting between Israel and Hamas. Hamas leader says within a day or two there may well be a truce. But this morning, says our Joseph Kraus reporting from Jerusalem Israel carried out another wave of airstrikes across Gaza early Thursday, killing at least one Palestinian and wounding several others. This comes a day after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to continue the operation until he can restore calm and security to Israel. He seems determined to continue operations in Gaza despite rising pressure, including from the United States for him to wind down the operation. Last night, Texas executed a man who beat his 83 year old great aunt to death with a bat. After she refused to lend him some money. Quinton Jones said in a final statement. He was glad to leave this world a better, more positive place. Minutes earlier, the Supreme Court had denied his request to stop the execution for it is debuting its new electric F 1 50 pickup truck. It goes from 0 to 60 in 4.5 seconds. This is AP News. In Ohio man accused of planning to attack a synagogue has pleaded guilty, say authorities Here's our Walter Ratliff. Federal prosecutors say a man who plotted an attack on the Toledo area synagogue has pleaded guilty to related charges. Damon Joseph, also known as Abdullah Ali Yusef was arrested in December. 2018 authorities say he was inspired by a gunman who killed 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue. Six weeks before his arrest. He pleaded guilty to attempting to provide material support for the Islamic state terrorist group and attempting to commit a hate crime. Prosecutors say the 23 year old drew attention after posting photos of weapons and vows of support for Isis on social media. The plot was uncovered during Joseph's conversations with undercover FBI agents. Walter Ratliff. Southwest Airlines, says bookings are improving The average April flight was about 80% full. It says it expects June to be better. I'm Rita Foley. AP News Coronavirus Update. I'm.
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"May get more heavy rain today, says the National Weather Service. I'm Rita Fall way this'll is AP News I'm Rita Fall way Should there be an independent commission to investigate the January 6th attack on the U. S Capitol building? House says yes, 35. Republicans booked former President Trump to make that call AP Washington Correspondent Soccer Madani, The GOP's John Cat Go negotiated the bill with Democrats and urged lawmakers from both sides to support it to put down their swords for once, just for once. Just three Republicans spoke in favor of the bill, including Peter Mayer, who accused fellow Geo Piers who'd criticized the attack of backing off. But even more troubling, there's been an active effort to whitewash and read. Right the shameful events of that day to avoid accountability. But with Senate GOP chief Mitch McConnell, saying he's against the bill it faces an uncertain path to areas already dealing with flooding from rain storms may get more heavy rain today, southeast Texas and southwest Louisiana. Four people died in Louisiana, likely due to the bad weather, say authorities. Israel launched more airstrikes across the Gaza Strip early this morning, the Israelis air pushing back against US pressure to wind down the fighting with Hamas, which has fired thousands of rockets at Israel. The U. N. Stefan Dujarric says. This has got to stop. There needs to be a halt to the aerial attacks to the rockets to the artillery strikes going from one side to the other. Civilians need to be able to live in peace. Should three former police officers charged in the death of George Floyd face in additional count of aiding and abetting third degree murder. Minnesota Court of Appeals will hear arguments on that question this morning in the case involving Thomas Layne J. Alexander Kun and to towel Texas has executed a man convicted of killing his elderly great aunt. He beat her to death with a bat. This is AP News. A new study finds Cove it. Vaccines are offering strong protection to those in nursing homes, studying data from 280 nursing homes around the country. Researchers from Brown University and Genesis Healthcare report on Lee 1% of residents who had just gotten a second vaccine tested positive after two weeks had passed from full vaccination. That number dropped to 3/10 of 1% and most who did test positive didn't have any symptoms. The shots are also helping unvaccinated residents. Cases dropped to 4.3% after vaccination clinics were held and then a month and a half later dropped below 1%. I'm Jackie Quinn Colonial Pipeline says. Yes, it did pay ransom, the hackers who broke into its computer systems About $4.5 million. The hack forced a fuel pipeline shut down that lead Some drivers to panic. Buy gas on the East Coast. I'm Rita Foley. AP News AP News Good morning I'm Ed Donahue Expectations air rising that a cease fire maybe near between Israel and Hamas. AP is Joseph Kraus reports There are no signs.
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"This'll is AP News. I'm Rita Fall away. Former President Trump has warned Republicans not to back the idea of an independent commission to investigate the January 6th attack on the U. S Capitol building. But 35 House Republicans voted for the commission anyway. Joining Democrats in passing the bill last night. AP Washington Correspondent soccer Madani, The GOP's John Cat Go negotiated the bill with Democrats and urged lawmakers from both sides to support it to put down their swords for once, just for once. Just three Republicans spoke in favor of the bail, including Peter Mayer, who accused fellow Geo Piers who'd criticized the attack of backing off. But even more troubling, there's been an active effort to whitewash and rewrite the shameful events of that day. Avoid accountability. But with Senate GOP chief Mitch McConnell, saying he's against the bill, it faces an uncertain path an uphill path, say analysts now to the fighting between Israel and Hamas. Hamas leader says within a day or two there may well be a truce. But this morning, says our Joseph Kraus reporting from Jerusalem Israel carried out another wave of airstrikes across Gaza early Thursday, killing at least one Palestinian and wounding several others. This comes a day after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to continue the operation until he can restore calm and security to Israel. He seems determined to continue operations in Gaza despite rising pressure, including from the United States for him to wind down the operation. Last night, Texas executed a man who beat his 83 year old great aunt to death with a bat. After she refused to lend him some money. Quinton Jones said in a final statement. He was glad to leave this world a better, more positive place. Minutes earlier, the Supreme Court had denied his request to stop the execution for it is debuting its new electric F 1 50 pickup truck. It goes from 0 to 60 in 4.5 seconds. This is AP News. Ohio man accused of planning to attack a synagogue is pleaded guilty, say authorities Here's our Walter Ratliff. Federal prosecutors say a man who plotted an attack on the Toledo area synagogue has pleaded guilty to related charges. Name of Joseph, also known as Abdullah Ali Yusef was arrested in December. 2018 authorities say he was inspired by a gunman who killed 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue. Six weeks before his arrest. He pleaded guilty to attempting to provide material support for the Islamic state terrorist group and attempting to commit a hate crime. Prosecutors say the 23 year old drew attention after posting photos of weapons and vows of support for Isis on social media. The plot was uncovered during Joseph's conversations with undercover FBI agents. Walter Ratliff. Southwest Airlines, says bookings are improving The average April flight was about 80% full. It says it expects June to be better. I'm Rita Foley. AP News Coronavirus Update. I'm.
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"Is AP News. I'm Rita Fall away. Former President Trump has warned Republicans not to back the idea of an independent commission to investigate the January 6th attack on the U. S Capitol building. But 35 House Republicans voted for the commission anyway. Joining Democrats in passing the bill last night. AP Washington Correspondent soccer Madani, The GOP's John Cat Go negotiated the bill with Democrats and urge lawmakers from both sides to support it to put down their swords for once, just for once. Just three Republicans spoke in favor of the bail, including Peter Mayer, who accused fellow Geo peers who criticized the attack of backing off. But even more troubling, there's been an active effort to whitewash and rewrite the shameful events of that day. Avoid accountability. But with Senate GOP chief Mitch McConnell, saying he's against the bill, it faces an uncertain path an uphill path, say analysts now to the fighting between Israel and Hamas. Hamas leader says within a day or two there may well be a truce. But this morning, says our Joseph Kraus reporting from Jerusalem Israel carried out another wave of airstrikes across Gaza early Thursday, killing at least one Palestinian and wounding several others. This comes a day after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to continue the operation until he can restore calm and security to Israel. He seems determined to continue operations in Gaza despite rising pressure, including from the United States for him to wind down the operation. Last night, Texas executed a man who beat his 83 year old great aunt to death with a bat. After she refused to lend him some money. Quinton Jones said in a final statement. He was glad to leave this world a better, more positive place. Minutes earlier, the Supreme Court had denied his request to stop the execution for it is debuting its new electric F 1 50 pickup truck. It goes from 0 to 60 in 4.5 seconds. This is AP News. In Ohio man accused of planning to attack a synagogue has pleaded guilty, say authorities Here's our Walter Ratliff. Federal prosecutors say a man who plotted an attack on the Toledo area synagogue has pleaded guilty to related charges. Damon Joseph, also known as Abdullah Ali Yusef was arrested in December. 2018 authorities say he was inspired by a gunman who killed 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue. Six weeks before his arrest. He pleaded guilty to attempting to provide material support for the Islamic state terrorist group and attempting to commit a hate crime. Prosecutors say the 23 year old drew attention after posting photos of weapons and vows of support for Isis on social media. The plot was uncovered during Joseph's conversations with undercover FBI agents. Walter Ratliff. Southwest Airlines, says bookings are improving The average April flight was about 80% full. It says it expects June to be better. I'm Rita Foley. AP News Coronavirus Update. I'm Rita Foley with an AP NEWS MINUTE A new study finds that the cove it vaccines are offering strong protection to the nation's nursing home residents. They are among the most vulnerable. Here's our Jackie Quinn studying data from 280 nursing homes around the country. Researchers from Brown University and Genesis Healthcare report on Lee 1% of residents who had just gotten a second vaccine tested positive after two weeks had passed from full vaccination. And that number dropped to 3/10 of 1% and most who did test positive didn't have any symptoms. The shots are also helping unvaccinated residents. Cases dropped to 4.3% after vaccination clinics were held and then a month and a half later dropped below 1%. Britain's Prince William has now gotten his first cove It shot is that country pivots to vaccinating younger people. He's 38 I'm Rita Foley. Hello. This is your apartment. I need.
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"I'm Rita Fall away, He heard the shouts, saw the flash bangs and smelled the gas on that. Sorry day. That's what Republican congressman Fred Upton of Michigan said is he voted with 34 other Republicans and Democrats in the House. To create a commission to investigate the attack on the U. S Capitol building in January. But this bill is going to have a tougher time in the Senate. AP Washington Correspondent Soccer Madani Former President Trump is against the commission and has pushed Republicans not to support it, making this yet another test of GOP loyalty to him once again. They're caving to Donald Trump. Chuck Schumer's Democrats need at least 10 Republicans to back the bill. Some GOP senators say they will, though it's unclear how many soccer Megane Washington more Israeli air strikes across the Gaza Strip this morning. Joseph Kraus. Reports from Jerusalem. Israel said that the strikes carried out We're targeting the homes of Hamas commanders that contained military infrastructure. It's also been striking and militant tunnel networks across Gaza. And residents said that they heard heavy air strikes in Gaza City in the Jabalya refugee camp in the north and also in central and southern Gaza. The U. S is calling for Israel to wind down the fight against Hamas. Hamas militants fired thousands of rockets at Israel. Britain's Prince William has gotten his first Covic shot as that nation expand shots to younger people. He's 38 China says it's providing covert vaccines to nearly 40 African countries here in the U. S. In Minnesota Appeals court will hear arguments today on whether three former Minneapolis police officers charged in George Floyd's death. Should face an additional charge of aiding and abetting third degree murder. Former officer Derrick Show. Vin was convicted last month of third degree murder, among other charges, he's awaiting sentencing. This is AP News. Colonial pipeline admits it paid ransom to hackers who disrupted its computer systems leading to that pipeline shutdown and panic gas buying Here's our Jennifer King, the CEO of colonial Pipeline, told The Wall Street Journal. He authorized the payment of $4.4 million in crypto currency to a gang of hackers who broke into his computer systems. Sources have told The Associated Press that in exchange for the ransom Colonial received the software decryption key required to unscramble their data network. Joseph Blount told the journal he knew it was a controversial decision. He felt it was the right thing to do for the country. He agreed to the payment because the company didn't know the extent of the damage and wasn't sure how long it would take to bring the systems back online. The shutdown on May 7th but to panic buying and shortages at gas stations from Washington, D C to Florida. Jennifer King Washington The Dow closed down 164 points yesterday, the NASDAQ and the S and P were down to three and 12 points, the latest from Wall Street. I'm Rita Foley. AP News I'm Rita Foley with an AP News MINUTE former President Trump warned Republicans not to do this. But 35 of them joined Democrats last night and calling for a commission to investigate the attack on the U. S Capitol building in January. Here's our Mike Ross CIA on this vote, the Yays are 252. The nays are 175. The bill is passed. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announcing the vote as the U. S. House of Representatives approved the creation of an independent commission to investigate the January 6th insurrection at the U. S. Capitol. During debate, Democrats and Republicans voiced support for the commission. In the Senate Minority leader Mitch McConnell said Wednesday morning. He will oppose the legislation. More heavy rain expected today in Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas in areas where they're already dealing with flooding. A man who beat his 83 year old Great aunt to death was executed last night in taxes. I'm Rita Fall way this'll.
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"News. I'm Rita Fall away. He heard the shouts saw the flash bangs and smelled the gas on that Sorry day. That's what Republican congressman Fred Upton of Michigan said is. He voted with 34 other Republicans and Democrats in the House to create a commission to investigate the attack on the U. S Capitol building in January, But this bill is going to have a tougher time in the Senate. AP Washington Correspondent Soccer Madani Former President Trump is against the commission and has pushed Republicans not to support it. Making this yet another test of GOP loyalty to him Once again, they're caving to Donald Trump. Chuck Schumer's Democrats need at least 10 Republicans to back the bill. Some GOP senators say they will, though it's unclear how many soccer Megane Washington more Israeli air strikes across the Gaza Strip this morning. Joseph Kraus. Reports from Jerusalem. Israel said that the strikes carried out We're targeting the homes of Hamas commanders that contained military infrastructure. It's also been striking at militant tunnel networks across Gaza. And residents said that they heard heavy air strikes in Gaza City in the Jabalya refugee camp in the north and also in central and southern Gaza. The U. S is calling for Israel to wind down the fight against Hamas. Hamas militants fired thousands of rockets at Israel. Britain's Prince William has gotten his first Covic shot as that nation expand shots to younger people. He's 38 China says it's providing covert vaccines to nearly 40 African countries here in the U. S. In Minnesota Appeals court will hear arguments today on whether three former Minneapolis police officers charged in George Floyd's death should face an additional charge of aiding and abetting third degree murder. Former officer Derrick Show. Vin was convicted last month of third degree murder, among other charges, he's awaiting sentencing. This is AP News. Colonial pipeline admits it paid ransom to hackers who disrupted its computer systems leading to that pipeline shutdown and panic gas buying Here's our Jennifer King, the CEO of colonial Pipeline, told The Wall Street Journal. He authorized the payment of $4.4 million in crypto currency to a gang of hackers who broke into his computer systems. Sources have told The Associated Press that in exchange for the ransom Colonial received the software decryption key required to unscramble their data network. Joseph Blount told the journal he knew it was a controversial decision. He felt it was the right thing to do for the country. He agreed to the payment because the company didn't know the extent of the damage and wasn't sure how long it would take to bring the systems back online. The shutdown on May 7th but to panic buying and shortages at gas stations from Washington, D C to Florida. Jennifer King Washington The Dow closed down 164 points yesterday, the NASDAQ and the S and P were down to three and 12 points, the latest from Wall Street. I'm Rita Foley. AP News I'm Rita Foley with an AP News MINUTE former President Trump warned Republicans not to do this. But 35 of them joined Democrats last night and calling for a commission to investigate the attack on the U. S Capitol building in January. Here's our Mike Rossia on this vote, the yays are 252. The nays are 175. The bill is passed. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announcing the vote as the U. S. House of Representatives approved the creation of an independent commission to investigate the January 6th insurrection of the U. S Capitol. During debate, Democrats and Republicans voiced support for the commission. In the Senate Minority leader Mitch McConnell said Wednesday morning. He will oppose the legislation. More heavy rain expected today in Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas in areas where they're already dealing with flooding. Man who beat his 83 year old Great aunt to death was executed last night in Texas. I'm Rita Foley. This'll.
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"Those efforts will actually result in a cease fire. This could still go on for a few more days. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said today that Israel hopes to restore calm quickly, but he said that it would not rule out a further escalation if necessary. AP correspondent Joseph Kraus reporting from Jerusalem. Pandemic fall out about three million Americans are behind on their mortgage payments. The most at any time since the great recession about two million or in four Barents plans, which allow some leeway and making payments. This is AP News. Congress has approved to build to fight hate crimes against Asian Americans are Mike Rossia reports A bill intended to curtail a rise in hate crimes against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders is on its way to President Joe Biden's desk. The House passed the legislation on a 3 64 to 62 vote Tuesday in a bipartisan stand against the tax that have increased during the Corona virus pandemic. The Senate had previously passed the legislation on a resounding 94 to 1 vote in April. The bill will expedite the review of hate crimes at the Justice Department and make grants available for local law enforcement agencies to improve their investigation, identification and reporting of incidents driven by bias. Biden has said he will sign the legislation. Mike Rossia Washington Bank of America will pay its employees a minimum of $25 an hour by 2025. Highest minimum wage paid by a big bank. It could pressure rivals to follow suit. I'm Rita Foley. AP News I'm Rita Foley within 18 Use Mint at former President Trump is warning Republicans not to fall into what he calls a Democrat trap The House votes today on whether to create a commission to investigate the January 6th attack on the U. S Capitol building. Republicans in the Senate or signaling they will try to block the plan should have arrived there. The New York attorney general's office is now conducting a criminal investigation into former President Trump's business empire, expanding what had previously been a civil investigation. No explanation for what prompted the change in its approach to the investigation. Here's our Julie Walker, the state attorney general's disclosure of a widening investigation is not necessarily an indication they plan to bring criminal charges in New York. If that were to happen, the eggy can do so through a county district attorney like the one in Manhattan that's already been conducting a criminal investigation for two years or with a referral from the governor or a state agency Julie Walker reporting I'm Rita Foley. The 2020 election was the most secure election that we've ever had attacking the Postal Service and vote by mail, generally attacking the Dominion process, post election Whatever it Woz, they were basically throwing everything that they could have the wall in terms of lies and disinformation to see what sticks. AP News I'm Ed Donahue. Israeli.
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"News I'm Rita Fall way Have you gotten your cove ID shot? 47% of Americans have gotten at least one co fed shot. Many states and stores are trying to return to some sort of normal now overnight service on New York City's subways has now returned for the first time in more than a year. And beginning tomorrow If you're vaccinated, you don't have to wear a mask or keep your distance in New York, and two more big retailers are tossing the masks in response to last week's guidance from the CDC that fully vaccinated people didn't need to wear masks indoors anymore. Target and CBS say they're no longer requiring shoppers who are vaccinated to wear masks inside their stores. They didn't say how anyone would know if a shopper was inoculated or not. Friday, WALMART, Costco and several other large retailers announced that they were dropping mask requirements for people who have been vaccinated. I'm Jackie Quinn, Israel and Hamas, sir, fiercely battling each other this morning. Strike launched from the Gaza Strip is killed two people in Israel. Israel launched air strikes on targets in Gaza again this morning. The AP is Joseph Kraus reports from Jerusalem. Israel launched another wave of airstrikes overnight in Gaza, targeting several sites that it said were connected to the militant Hamas group and other Palestinian armed groups. It struck a building in Gaza City that was home to libraries and educational center is linked to the Islamic university. There. The residents of that building were warned ahead of time, so they all Appeared to have evacuated safely, but it left a huge swath of destruction on the street. The Palestinian militants fired rockets into Israel this morning. This morning, a North Carolina district attorney will reveal details about the shooting of Andrew Brown Jr. Ah black man shot and killed his.
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"Americans, Hispanics and Native Americans. He says many members of minority groups work an essential jobs. Where they might be exposed to the virus. I'm Rita Fall way this'll is AP News. I'm Rita Fall way President Biden is showing no signs that he'll increase the pressure on Israel to agree to an immediate cease fire in its battle with Hamas. Some Democrats are calling on President Biden to get more involved. This morning, Israel launched heavy air strikes on the Gaza Strip, saying it destroyed miles of militant tunnels and the homes of nine Hamas commanders. AP Correspondent Joseph Kraus reports from Jerusalem. We don't have an exact word on casualties, but it doesn't look like Um, there were that many from this particular particular air strike. It looks like they were targeting tunnels and mostly rural areas. There were some homes that were destroyed, but we're told by residents that they were given time to evacuate by the military. It's Monday morning and I was looking to tank up on the East Coast may have to wait in a line if there's any gas it all at their local gas station. Here's our Julie Walker. That pipeline hit by a cyber attack may be up and running again. But you might still be searching for gas at stations in the Southeast and East Coast Colonial pipeline said Saturday it had resumed normal operations, delivering millions of gallons per hour, but drivers they're still taking to social media to complain about empty pumps. Gasbuddy, which tracks shortages has loads of outages reported by motorists in numerous states. No injuries reported. But that wildfire that's spreading through a Los Angeles Canyon community is intensifying about 1000 residents told a run for it. Others warned they too, may have to evacuate. Fire near Topanga State Park is being called suspicious to suspect to being questioned, say authorities. CDC director Dr Rochelle Wolinsky is defending the decision. The fully vaccinated Americans can dump the mask. In most cases, she says. The decisions based on science, not political pressure, one third of Americans are now fully vaccinated against co fit. This is AP News. Dr Anthony Fauci says the effects of racism have led to unacceptable health disparities in this country. It is uncovered a stark reality. And failing of our own society. The unacceptable disparities in health experience by minority groups. Especially African Americans, Hispanics and native Americans. Dr. Fauci spoke during a graduation ceremony at Emory University, saying humanity hasn't faced a public health crisis of this magnitude. Since the 1918 influenza pandemic. Speaking about the Corona virus outbreak about 1600 jobs are being cut at a Jeep Cherokee factory in Illinois. Automakers air continuing to be plagued by worldwide shortages of semiconductors. Cuts will be at the Belvidere Assembly plant. One of to work shifts are being cut, as the company says it's trying to balance sales with production. I'm Rita Foley. AP News I'm Rita Foley within a P amusement ed Israel says it destroyed militant tunnels and the homes of nine Hamas commanders in airstrikes this morning. Gaza's mayor says the Israeli air strikes on the Gaza Strip have caused AH lot of damage to roads and other infrastructure. The fighting's been going on now since last Monday. At least 188 Palestinians killed eight people in Israel killed in rocket attacks launched from Gaza During a virtual U. N. Security Council meeting. Secretary General Antonio Get terrorists appealed to the Israelis and the Palestinians to stop what he calls the utterly appalling escalation and fighting these letters drawn. The violence only put weights, the cycles of death, destruction and despair. And push his father to the eyes and any hopes of coexistence and peace. Bottom line, he said. Fighting must Seoul u. N. Secretary General Antonio Get Terrace I'm Rita Fall way. This'll is AP News. I'm Rita Fall away. Israel says it destroyed miles of militant tunnels in the Gaza.
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"With asthma. This'll is AP News I'm Rita Fall way They say they're shutting down that Ransomware gang. The forced the shutdown of the largest fuel pipeline in the U. S. Leading to some gas stations on the East Coast running dry, But experts warned this might be another scam and exits scam They call it Here's our Julie Walker Colonial pipeline said Saturday It had resumed normal operations, delivering millions of gallons per hour, but drivers they're still taking to social media to complain about empty pumps. And gas buddy, which tracks shortages has loads of outages reported by motorists in numerous states. Colonial was crippled by a ransomware attack earlier this month, sources told The Associated Press. The company paid dark side nearly five million in crypto currency. The pipeline handles about 45% of gas consumed on the East Coast. Israel launched heavy air strikes on the Gaza Strip this morning. It says it destroyed miles of militant tunnels and the homes of nine Hamas commanders. Fighting between Israel and Hamas began a week ago. AP correspondent Joseph Kraus reports from Jerusalem. Israel is carrying out airstrikes more or less continuously in Gaza as militants fire rockets, So it's very possible that we will see more casualties today. Up to this point. I believe around. 200 people have been killed inside Gaza, including dozens of women and Children, and that toll is unfortunately expected to rise. In the coming hours days as long as this conflict continues. A former suburban Minneapolis police officer charged with manslaughter and Dante writes. Death is scheduled appear in court this afternoon. Kim Potter's former police chief says he believes she mistakenly fired her handgun. Thinking it was her Taser. We're just in the day TNT will combine its media operations with discovery in a $43 billion deal. This is AP News Turns out that CDC decision to allow fully vaccinated Americans to dump the mask in most cases is controversial. But CDC director Dr Rasho Wollensky says this isn't politics. It's science, and she says she understands that some people and some businesses May not be ready to give up the mask. There's no need for everybody to start ripping off their masks. We have been told for 16 months to keep ourselves and our families safe by putting a mask on those behaviors are gonna be really hard to change, and there is no mandate to take it off. What we're saying is now this is safe work. It's your own speed. Work with your own family and your own business is to remove them when necessary. She was on NBC's Meet the Press. Roller coaster with 22. People on it got stuck mid ride at a Phoenix amusement park over the weekend. Everybody save the fire department escorted them all off the ride. I'm Rita Foley. AP News CORONAVIRUS Update. I'm Rita Foley with an AP news MINUTE. CDC director Dr Rochelle Walensky says the decision was based on science. There's pushback against the new CDC guidelines that say it's okay for fully vaccinated people to dump the mask in most cases, But Dr Wolinsky says this wasn't political pressure right now. The data the science shows us that it is safe for vaccinated people to take off their masks, eyes. The CDC director promised the American people I would convey that science to you when we know it. She was on NBC's meet the Press. Meanwhile, Dr Anthony Fauci said during a graduation ceremony for Emory University, Colbern 19 has shone a bright light on our own societies failings. The effects of racism, he says, have led one acceptable health disparities that have heard African Americans, Hispanics and Native Americans. He says many members of minority groups work an essential jobs. Where they might be exposed to the virus. I'm Rita.