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Bloomberg Radio New York
"judge ketanji brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"System. Mayor Adams says the three month old baby was not hurt. It's a changing of the guard at the Supreme Court as it wraps up a shocking term marked by the decision to be weighed after 28 years justice Stephen Breyer will formally pass the torch to ketanji Brown Jackson. She will officially become the first black woman on the U.S. Supreme Court. The death toll from one of the deadliest human smuggling operations in U.S. history climbed 53 with about a dozen people injured in San Antonio. The migrants were found in a sweltering tractor trailer. San Antonio police chief William McManus says the tragedy is a true crime against humanity. I don't understand how anyone could be so callous. As to allow that to happen and then run from the scene once they found out about it. Chief McManus says four men have been charged. A big drug bust in The Bronx was announced yesterday a multi agency strike team rated an apartment in the mount hope neighborhood, law enforcement confiscated about 250 pounds of narcotics, including heroin cocaine, fentanyl and crystal meth, worth about $24 million. Some 4th of July fireworks shows may not go off as planned, several cities and towns have to reschedule because there is a shortage of workers and fireworks, global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts more than a 120 countries, so Michael Barr, this is Bloomberg Nathan. All right, Michael, thank you. Just about 6 36
WTOP
"judge ketanji brown jackson" Discussed on WTOP
"Made as the Senate voted to confirm judge ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court this week She's the first black woman to ever serve on the high court There were tense moments along the way to getting her confirmed as many Senate Republicans including Ted Cruz of Texas accused Jackson of being an activist judge I believe she will prove to be the furthest left of any justice to have ever served on the Supreme Court Vanessa Gilmore is a woman of color and a former federal judge as well She gave her reaction to WTO's Dmitri sodas Having set through the hearings and listened to judge Jackson's full answers not the sound bites that we hear on television I think that she is more a centrist And I think that she is somebody that is going to respect the law respect the constitution look at the facts and make and informed judicial decision based on the law and the facts before her I would not have been able to lean that much about her in terms of the way that I anticipate she will work on her cases if I had not set there and listen carefully to her answers And I think that people are going to be surprised to find somebody who is reasonable who is informed who is a good study and who is ready to make a decision that is in conformity with the laws and the constitution of the United States of America People of color and their accomplishments in our country and I've heard this from so many people colleagues and others that you have to be perfect every day or there's a feeling that you have to be perfect every day and I'm just wondering what your thoughts are about that just our condition right now and our continued racial reckoning Having said as the United States district judge for 28 years here in Houston one of the things that is noticeable is the extent to which people in the community will push back against the decisions of the black federal judges How often we are asked to recuse ourselves from cases How often we are accused of not being able to be fair and impartial particularly where there are black persons involved in the litigation that if there's this automatic assumption that we're going to be unable or unwilling to be fair because of our race When frankly in discussions with my other black colleagues nothing could be further from the truth We take the same oath as anybody else We are bound by the same constitution and laws of the United States as anybody else And to be honest with you it's really insulting when people make the assumption that we are automatically going to be biased for or against somebody because of our race and people constantly seeking to have us recused or taken off cases for that reason Frankly it's exhausting sometimes But it's something that you get used to as a judge and you get used to as an African American jurist and you just understand that it's part of what goes with the job and that you are going to have to push back against assumptions being made.
WCPT 820
"judge ketanji brown jackson" Discussed on WCPT 820
"Targeting the train station and it's saying more this morning A Kremlin spokesman says Russia has suffered a major troop casualties during its 6 week military operation in Ukraine Dimitri peskov has told Sky News that yes we have significant losses of troops and it's a huge tragedy for us Peskov also hinted the fighting might be over in the foreseeable future telling the broadcaster Russian troops were doing their best to bring an end to that operation after failing to take Ukraine's capital Russia has shifted its focus to the Donbass and mostly Russian speaking industrial region in eastern Ukraine where Moscow backed rebels have been fighting Ukrainian forces for each years and control some areas I'm Charles De Ledesma This afternoon President Biden will welcome judge katon G Brown Jackson to The White House Now that the Senate is confirmed her nomination to the Supreme Court Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed as the Supreme Court's first black female justice A joyous day and inspiring day Top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer pumped his fists as the Senate chamber cheered just three Republicans voted for Jackson with Ted Cruz among others blasting her as soft on crime and as a far left activist seeking to remake America from the bench Washington Tiger Woods says he's good heading into the second round of the masters I'm right where I need to be A car crash shattered his leg last year The price of gas is $4 13 cents a gallon this morning down 8 cents in a week This is a P news Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer is suing to make sure the right to an abortion stays in place in Michigan even if roe versus wade is overturned Michigan's governor has filed a lawsuit seeking to strike down a 1931 Michigan law that still on the books banning abortions except to save the mother's life It has not been enforced since the Supreme Court ruled on roe versus wade in 1973 but it could take effect if the landmark ruling is vacated the preemptive lawsuit also asks a 6th judicial circuit court to recognize the right to an abortion under due process and equal protection clauses in the state's constitution Whitmer told The Associated Press it was crucial to take this action to secure.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson Confirmed to Serve on Supreme Court
"The biggest news by far for Americans, and it will continue to be news for as long as she serves on the nation's highest court is the confirmation yesterday of judge Brown Jackson to become justice Brown Jackson when Stephen Breyer retires in early July. She has not been appointed to the court yet she's just been confirmed to the court for the vacancy that Stephen Breyer announced will occur in the summer. Congratulations to judge Brown Jackson. It will be a 6 three court on many, many occasions, occasionally 5, four, occasionally the liberals will win because there are some conservatives on the court who believe, for example, in defense rights in the rights of the accused, quite significantly, and therefore, it's a wait and see. But I think she will reliably vote with justice at MIU or more than 95% of their
WTOP
"judge ketanji brown jackson" Discussed on WTOP
"26 now recruiting experienced electricians to join their ranks Good afternoon I'm Sean Anderson I'm Hillary Howard and here is our top story Lawmakers have confirmed judge ketanji Brown Jackson as the first black woman on the Supreme Court WTO's Mitchell Miller has details from Capitol Hill This is a wonderful day a joyous day an inspiring day Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer is celebrating the confirmation which came on a 53 47 vote that included three Republicans backing Jackson He and other Democrats say her Ascension to the high court is historic but also well deserved Judge Jackson is in every sense and by all measures a brilliant jurist Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell makes no apologies for tough questioning Jackson received from Republicans during confirmation hearings No nominee before the Senate for any position deserves a cakewalk or a coronation Jackson will replace justice Stephen Breyer when he retires later this year On Capitol Hill Mitchell Miller WTO news More reaction and analysis all through the evening here on WTO Meantime House speaker Nancy Pelosi is tested positive for COVID One day after she appeared unmasked at a White House event with President Biden a spokesman says Pelosi has no symptoms She's fully vaccinated and boosted according to The White House she and mister Biden had only brief interactions over the last two days But press secretary Jen Psaki was asked if the administration will change its protocols for keeping the president safe Those assessments would be made by the president's doctor He was tested last.
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"Him he pitched here for a few years as he will tomorrow for the mets in the game two of the season wizards lose in Atlanta last night capitals beat Tampa George Wallace WTO sports Here are the top stories we're following for you on WTO a historic vote expected on Capitol Hill this afternoon when the Senate confirms appeals court judge ketanji Brown Jackson to the U.S. Supreme Court She would become the first former federal public defender to serve on the high court and the first justice since thurgood Marshall with substantial experience representing criminal defendants In Ukraine officials are telling residents of the industrial heartland to evacuate while they still can This is after Russian forces left the capital of Kyiv and are now focusing their efforts on the eastern part of Ukraine The Biden administration is taking steps to cut off U.S. exports to three Russian airlines The commerce department says the airlines would not be able to get parts from the U.S. that would allow them to service their aircraft Stay with WTO for more on these stories in just minutes Well this month marks 75 years since Jackie Robinson made his Major League Baseball debut integrating the sport at great personal risk And now a new exhibit celebrates that significant moment Robinson's road Jersey for the Brooklyn Dodgers is on display here on the third floor of the national museum of African American history Sports curator Damian Thomas says Robinson's first game for the team on April 15th 1947 was a crucial turning point In sports history in African American history and to me in 20th century American history He says Robinson symbolizes the hopes.
WCPT 820
"judge ketanji brown jackson" Discussed on WCPT 820
"That the fastest way to the U.S. is through Mexico At Tijuana airport weary travelers who enter Mexico as tourists in Mexico City or cancun are directed to a makeshift lounge in the terminal with a sign in black marker reading only the Ukrainian refugees It's the only place they can register to enter the U.S. a loose volunteer coalition largely from Slavic churches in the western U.S. then guide the refugees to hotels churches and shelters where they wait two to four days for officials to admit them on humanitarian parole I'm Charles De Ledesma She went to Harvard served as a public defender then became a judge Today katon G Brown Jackson will likely be confirmed by the Senate as the first black woman to sit on the Supreme Court The final vote today will likely make judge Brown Jackson The first black woman to serve on the nation's highest court It will be a joyous day Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer Joyous for the Supreme Court joyous for America Despite GOP criticism that she was soft on crime Three Republican senators have said they'll support the 51 year old Jackson selected to replace the retiring justice Stephen Breyer I'm Jackie Quinn Residents of Shanghai China are struggling to get meat rice and other food under a COVID lockdown Governor Gretchen Whitmer is asking a Michigan court to recognize a woman's right to an abortion and overturn a state band that may take effect if roe versus wade is vacated layoff still historically low fewer Americans apply for unemployment last week This is a P news Big oil is defending those high fuel prices as a house panel grilled executives Democratic representative Frank pallone who chairs the House energy and commerce committee accuses big oil of lining their pockets with one hand and taking 30 billion in taxpayer subsidies with the other American people are getting ripped off as these companies choose to keep production low so that their own profits stay high But Republican representative Kathy McMorris Rogers called the hearing political.
Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
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"Professor Murray, we've got less than two minutes left, but I'm not letting you get away with trying to get you to be personal for a moment. When justice Breyer announced his retirement, lots of names of black women were offered as people who would be great on the Supreme Court. Your name was among them. And those of us who also work at MSNBC were incredibly proud to know that someone we work with was being talked about, her name was mentioned as being on the roster of people who could be on the Supreme Court. Just talk, please, personally, what that meant to you just to have your name out there? Well, I mean, again, I had no illusions about my prospects, certainly against a field of black women who are so exceptionally qualified. I counted myself fortunate to be included in their company. And I just love the idea that a law professor and not a sitting judge might be on this list because again, I think the court could be diversified in a lot of ways and professional experience is one of them, and we've had law professors on the court before. I hope we will have law professors in the future. But again, I had no illusions about my chances. I have written about a number of controversial topics while I would love to discuss it with the Senate Judiciary Committee. It would be fodder, I think, that would make it very hard for the administration to get someone like me through. But I was just really excited to see this reservoir of black women lawyers being lifted up and having the whole country see that this wasn't a question of affirmative action. There were so many people who were supremely qualified to take on this position they had amazing credentials superlative experience. This wasn't about the president making some kind of concession to identity politics. There were amazing candidates here that he should have been considered that should have been considered long before and finally were getting their due. And I was just glad to be included among that exceptional group. See, everyone has seen over the last 30 minutes while you were one of my favorite people to talk to. Melissa Murray, Professor of law at New York University. Thank you very much for coming to capehart on Washington Post live. Thank you for having me. Thanks for listening to capehart. It's reduced by Julie deppen Brock. We'll have new episodes for you every Tuesday. I'm Jonathan capehart. You can find me on Twitter at capehart J..
Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"judge ketanji brown jackson" Discussed on Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"And it was, I think, the resignation of Abe Fortis that offered Richard Nixon quite a number of opportunities to really change the composition of the court. So it was a consequential resignation on a number of fronts that set in motion the conservative direction that I think we are seeing in full flower today. The earlier question of impeachment came up in the wake of the Civil War with salmon chase, who was a justice of the court. Again, not impeach, but investigated and or it wasn't removed from his office. He wasn't PhD. But the investigation, I think, did lead him to sort of pull back some of his more partisan dealings in that way. So there's the question of, is he likely to be impeached? I don't know. I think there will surely be an investigation at some point. And maybe that will prompt justice Thomas to think about what the optics of all of this looks like and maybe perhaps to recuse himself in particular cases or perhaps to limit or put more of a wall between his dealings and what his wife is doing separately. Well, we will, we will see about that. Let's talk about judge katangi Brown Jackson. You were just talking about there is a super majority conservative majority on the court 6 three. Upon confirmation, that judge Jackson, that dynamic will not change. So what impact will a justice Jackson have on the Supreme Court? So leaving aside the practical consequences which I think, as you say, are going to be negligible. She's not going to disrupt this conservative supermajority. Although she may have a very important voice, certainly in the criminal justice arena in dissenting, I think that may come across. And there are also maybe opportunities to forge some coalitions with some unlikely bedfellows on Neil Gorsuch as a sort of noted libertarian. That can often prove to be a fruitful line for coalition building with liberals on criminal justice issues. So maybe that is a place where she will make her mark. But I think at least initially her real power is going to be symbolic. Like what it means to actually have another black voice on the court and to have that voice be the voice of a black woman I think is absolutely important. It sends a message to black women lawyers. It sends a message to little girls across the country about what is possible. And I think in the interpersonal dynamics of the court, it is going to be hugely consequential to have another black voice that will make clear that justice Thomas voice does not necessarily speak for the entirety of the black experience. And I think that will be especially important next term on the court takes up a very consequential challenge to affirmative action. Judge Jackson was asked about affirmative action and she said that she would recuse herself from this case..
Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"judge ketanji brown jackson" Discussed on Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"The integrity and the public perception of the court eroded, let's say, since the 2000 presidential election, but has it started galloping since the Trump years? So again, the court has ebbs and flows. It does depend on the public for its legitimacy, the public has to view what the court is doing as legitimate. And that's why they obey, there's nothing to make them obey. But I think the court has had a really difficult run. Certainly in the last year. There was, of course, in September, the challenge, an SBA, the Texas abortion statute that prohibits abortion at just 6 weeks, where the court recognizing and in some cases conceding by some members that the law was patently unconstitutional given the court's prior precedents allowed that law to remain in place in Texas because of a procedural quirk that made it difficult to challenge it. And I think many people thought that that was an outcome that would not have been possible a year or two years ago when the court was differently composed. But the fact that the court is now a 6 to three conservative super majority suggests that maybe suddenly lots of things are open where they weren't before. And I think that lends a sense of illegitimacy. The idea that nothing has changed about the court except its personnel now suddenly we're seeing the court being incredibly aggressive about assaults on established rights, rolling back protections for the administrative state. I think all of that lends the impression that the court perhaps is more politicized than it has been. And we've seen the justices take to the huskings to disclaim these charges of over politicization. So we saw justice Amy Coney Barrett advise individuals that this was not a group of partisan hacks. Regrettably, she made that claim while she was on stage at the McConnell center, the university of Louisville with Mitch McConnell looking on. Unfortunate optics. We also saw justice Thomas make a similar claim that they were not partisan. They were not political. They were doing loss. So we've had a number of justices, probably more that I can think of at any time sort of go on a world tour to make clear to the public that they're not partisan hacks. That can only happen because they understand that the public is questioning the court's legitimacy and indeed. In recent Gallup polling, the court had its lowest Gallup rating. It has ever had in the history of the Gallup poll asking about the Supreme Court. And so you talked about a few of the justices who have gone out on the hustings to talk up the legitimacy of the Supreme Court. One person you didn't mention is the chief justice. Who, from everything that I've read, truly holds the integrity of the Supreme Court and its role in our system of government very, very dear, from your vantage point, how's he doing in that endeavor? Especially now with a 6 three conservative super.
WTOP
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"Following for you this morning on WTO P Ukraine is braced for renewed fighting in southeastern regions of the country This comes as its president volodymyr zelensky prepares to address the UN Security Council virtually today over growing evidence that Russian soldiers deliberately killed and perhaps tortured civilians near Kyiv Two more Republican yes votes for confirmation of judge ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court senators Lisa Murkowski and Mitt Romney joined senator Susan Collins in backing Jackson's confirmation all but assuring her a seat on the high court And Virginia governor Glen youngkin Sam's legislation to the General Assembly that would suspend the 26 cent a gallon gas tax through the summer It would also cap future raises to two cents per year stay with WTO for more on these stories in just minutes 5 17 now a navy captain who admitted to drinking a bottle of wine and stealing a book during the attack on the U.S. capitol last year has been sentenced to serve 90 days in jail Jason riddle of New Hampshire earlier pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors He'll also serve three years of probation and pay more than $750 in restitution for the stolen book and damage done during the riot There'll be a rare wedding reception at The White House this fall Naomi Biden President Biden's granddaughter will marry Peter Neal in November Naomi Biden is a lawyer a fiance is in law school Michael larosa press secretary for First Lady Jill Biden says the family is still in the planning stages of wedding festivities It's 5 18.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"judge ketanji brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Hearings for judge ketanji Brown Jackson to become the next justice on the Supreme Court are over after four days Joining me to discuss the hearings and their import is Jessica Levinson a professor at Loyola law school The Republicans said that wasn't going to be a circus I don't know what happened to their promises What did you think about the whole atmosphere of the hearings Well I don't think it was a circus I think in some ways it was a horror show I mean the idea that she was questioned over and over again on this baseless allegation that she soft on people who violate child pornography laws was astonishing to me This is something that began as a fringe theory about a week ago And it really garnered a number of senators attention and time in the questioning and judge Jackson said over and over and explained in so many different ways that there is no there there to those allegations So yes it was different from the hearings for now justice Kavanaugh in so many ways But I also think it's curious that Senate Republicans kept reminding us of the Kavanaugh hearings because it makes us remember that he was in fact accused of sexual assault I don't think that's helping their argument here We'll also as I recall the hearings for justice Amy Coney Barrett were pretty tame Exactly I mean every hearing obviously is so much a product of what's happening outside the Senate chambers But the hearings for now justice Barrett were in comparison I think quite tame Obviously she had a different Senate Obviously we were in a different moment but in some ways I think this snake felt higher in that confirmation hearing because she was replacing a justice justice Ginsburg who had an ideology very different from hers and time was really of the essence in that case because people were already voting I think they were already sending back early voting ballots when now justice Barrett was going through her confirmation process As you mentioned crime seemed to be the focus of the Republicans attacks The last time a Supreme Court Justice was subjected to so many questions about crime was the late thurgood Marshall So was it a dog whistle I think it was two things One it hard to escape the reality that judge Jackson likely future justice Jackson and the late justice thurgood Marshall both faced intense questioning with respect to whether or not they're soft on crime Now they also both practice law in different ways And we've seen before for instance justice Jackson would be the first former federal public defender So to that extent I understand some of the questions about her views on the criminal justice system and criminal definitive Having said that I think many of the questions were frankly disingenuous and yes I think not certain elements of the party in harping on this idea that she's comfortable letting people out of federal prison and frankly trying to tie her to her clients both when she was a federal public defender and when she was in private practice people understand well the senators who were questioning her very well understand the role of lawyer and why they're important in an adversarial system and that lawyers do not have the same views as their clients in so many different situations So it did feel that some of the questioning is to be expected when you have the first former federal public defender who's going to be on the Supreme Court Some of the questions I thought were outside the bounds What about the questions on critical race theory Would senator Cruz have asked that of a white candidate Well it's hard to get into senator Cruz's head and his strategy but no I think all of the questions that you heard particularly from senator Cruz about critical race theory would not have been asked of a non minority Canada of a Caucasian nominee And I think that really brings to bear the fact that she had this very difficult role where she had to not just do what every other nominee does which is she had to answer the questions but not commit herself to any particular position But answer in a way that demonstrates that she's showing us she has a command of all of the issues But she also doesn't want to look to upset or like she's too easily thrown off of her game Like she doesn't have a proper judicial temperament And I frankly think that the bar for her when it comes to judicial temperament is very different Let's imagine that she had done anything close to which is this Kavanaugh did in his confirmation hearings I think we would have a very different discussion And yes I think we can't escape the conclusion that questions about critical race theory are very much targeted almost exclusively to nominees and candidates who are minority The only real news I saw coming out of this was that she said she was going to recuse herself on the upcoming Supreme Court case involving Harvard Is that a good decision What does that show I think judge Jackson's statement that she would recuse herself from the affirmative action cases that are going to come before the court at least with respect to the one coming out of Harvard shows that she has respect for the process respects for appearances We know that when it comes to a judicial code of conduct and a code of ethics that it is suggestive but not mandatory when it comes to Supreme Court Justices So if she really can decide whether or not to accuse herself I think that her decision to say yes I would because of my connections is the type of decision that helps bolsters people's confidence in the decisions that Supreme Court Justices make We don't know if she will similarly recuse herself from the companion case dealing with the university of North Carolina I heard some Republican senators flat out say that she was lying that they didn't believe what she was saying They said that her decisions were wrong Some of them almost yelled and they interrupted her repeatedly It seemed like they weren't giving her the respect the proper respect that she's due I think in so many overt and less overt ways and more implicit ways there were a number of senators who as senator dick Durbin said conducted themselves in a way that's beneath the Senate or maybe this is the new Senate Maybe this is now how senators conduct themselves But there were so many ways in which either the questions that were posed to her which weren't really questions were just features that misstated her record or baseless accusations the constant interruption or even in some cases referring to judge Jackson as her as opposed to a more respectful the witness or judge Jackson I think even in the way that some of the senators hold themselves when they were asking her questions in the tone that they use it there were so many ways big and small that I think some of the senators did conducted themselves in a way that I think we could conclude is degrading Thanks for being on the show Jessica That's professor Jessica Levinson of Loyola law school Coming up next on the Bloomberg launch 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The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson Begins Supreme Court Confirmation Hearing
"Join out by hotline jawsh crush hour with national journal. Josh, I'm sure you're following judge Brown Jackson's hearing. There is no doubt in my mind she'll be confirmed. And John cornyn just said that. Do you agree with that? Yeah, and I think she's done quite well so far in her introductory statement to the committee yesterday. I think Democrats have handled the nomination as well as to be expected so far. And look, I think you're going to be a few Republicans at least as Colin. I think is likely to support her. I wouldn't be surprised if a couple more Republican senators, if the hearings and if her testimony, the committee here and say, to mark a well. I expect actually more than a few. But I could be wrong. I put the over under at 65. I don't see any reason to vote against her.
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"But yeah. Oh my gosh, I mean, I could talk all day. The way that we have harmed everyone, like a deep, deep societal harm is our legacy of not respecting jobs that we code as feminine, the traditionally feminine. So care work, social work, education, all of these things that we have coded as feminine, the de prioritization, and just outright degradation and disrespect of those. I think that the ramifications, we will never fully be able to contend with as a society how much that is.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"judge ketanji brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"D.C.'s world and national news that bacon here Where the hearings are getting underway now four days of historic hearings in the Senate Judiciary Committee call for judge ketanji Brown Jackson seeking confirmation to become the first black woman to serve on the United States Supreme Court The first day will be dominated by opening statements and we will bring you judge Jackson's remarks live on Bloomberg radio They're expected sometime this afternoon after the senators get their turn first President Biden is hosting a call right now with European leaders as Russia's war in Ukraine drags on the UN now says nearly three and a half million Ukrainians have fled the country most headed to Poland Bloomberg's Aggie cantrill is there The people coming over now have had in many cases direct experience the bombing they've been hiding in shelters and then whenever they found the moment they've been able to leave their cities to go west and then go to Europe In Poland and all the United Nations says the war has displaced about 10 million Ukrainians from their homes Parts of the wreckage have been found casualties confirmed from a Boeing 7 37 800 jet that crashed this morning in southwestern China That plane had a 123 passengers and 9 crew on board Bloomberg's will Davies has more from Hong Kong And wooded mountainous area there is some footage emerging on social media in China sharing the hillside in flames Bloomberg's will Davies says China eastern airlines has now grounded all of its 7 37 800s That model is considered one of the safest in the world It's part of Boeing's NG or next generation era that came before the 7 37 max Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"judge ketanji brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"7 37 800 with 132 people on board crashed in southwest China The flight had been traveling at around 30,000 feet when suddenly the plane entered a deep dive The data suggests the plane crashed within a minute and a half later Bloomberg's bold Davies from our breaking news desk in Hong Kong was aft about the plane models safety record The proceeding model to the 73 7800 there next gen it's got a good safety reputation Bloomberg's old AV Chicago based Boeing said it was aware of the initial reports of the crash and was working to gather more information Ukrainian officials have defiantly rejected a Russian demand that their forces in Mary opal lay down arms and raise white flags in exchange for safe passage Meanwhile Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky has called on Israel to take a stronger stand against Russia comparing the Russian invasion of his country to the actions of Nazi Germany Through an interpreter zelensky says this is about the survival of his people We are in different countries we are absolutely indifferent conditions However the threat is the same for you and me For you and us so destruction of people culture state and even the name of Ukraine President zelensky The Senate Judiciary Committee is set to begin its historic confirmation hearings today for judge ketanji Brown Jackson the 51 year old federal judge will be the first black woman on the Supreme Court Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell says he is keeping an open mind I'm going to listen to the hearings and by the way she'll be treated much better than Democrats are typically treated Republican nominees like clarence Thomas and Brett Kavanaugh Sending them McConnell spoke on CBS's face the nation which can be heard Sundays on Bloomberg U.S. Supreme Court Justice clarence Thomas is in the hospital the court.
WTOP
"judge ketanji brown jackson" Discussed on WTOP
"Upper 50s to lower 60s It is ten 41 happening this morning Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell making it clear that the fed will begin raising interest rates this month to try to restrain inflation The fed is widely expected to raise its benchmark short term interest rate several times this year beginning with its March 15th meeting A rate hike would be the first since 2018 the fed wants to increase rates enough to bring down inflation which is at a four decade high But not so fast as to choke off growth and hiring When the fed raises its short term rate borrowing costs also typically rise for a range of consumer and business loans including for homes autos and credit cards The fed chair on Capitol Hill this morning and so is the president's nominee for the U.S. Supreme Court she will be meeting with top lawmakers on the hill It's the first steps in the confirmation process for judge ketanji Brown Jackson face to face meetings with the legislative leaders who are pushing for a quick confirmation by mid April In his State of the Union address President Biden praised Brown Jackson Former top litigator and private practice a former federal public defender from a family of public school educators and police officers She's a consensus builder Some Republicans say she's too liberal But Democrats are hoping they'll win a few votes from the other side of the aisle If confirmed judge gate Brown Jackson will be the first black woman to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court I'm Jackie Quinn Opening statements are underway this morning in the first capitol riot case to go to trial Guy refit is charged with bringing a gun onto capital grounds and interfering with police officers who were guarding the building He's also charged with threatening his teenage children if they reported him to authorities More than 750 people have been charged with federal crimes related to the January 6th riot In Texas Republican governor Greg Abbott will face Democrat beto o'rourke after voters there open what could be a lengthy bruising primary season Both easily won their party's nomination for governor Abbott is seeking a third term in office in America's largest Republican state Gender transition care for kids in Texas is now being categorized as child abuse and the state is investigating those cases LGBTQ advocates though are fighting back The ACLU and a coalition of LGBTQ rights groups are suing Texas to stop governor Abbott's order to identify the Texas kids receiving the gender affirming care attorney Shelley's scheme filed the lawsuit Every major medical association says gender affirming care is medically necessary A couple hundred rallied at the state.
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"CBS News special report two breaking news stories this hour in two world capitals in Washington CBS News has learned that President Biden will nominate judge ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court CBS Edo Keith has more This is the fulfillment of a campaign pledge not only to a key political ally but to a big voting block of the Democratic Party Black women have been the most loyal demographic to the Democratic Party since the 1970s And there's been an acknowledgment as the president his aides and others have discussed that it's a shame that no black woman has ever served on the high court Again President Biden has nominated judge ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court the other breaking news this hour Phone footage said to show Russian armored vehicles entering the suburbs of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv the Russians claim falsely They've moved in to stop a Nazi genocide But Ukraine's Jewish president says he will be target number one for the Russian forces CBS News special report on vickie Barker It's now 9 23 in WTO P has learned that fairfax county police are close to charging Anthony Eugene Robinson in the death of Cheyenne Brown of the district Now this morning the head of the shopping cart killer investigation says he's optimistic that charges will be brought in connection with both local victims We met with our county prosecutor as recent as several days ago Major Eddie Carroll head of the fairfax county major crimes bureau says police can place Anthony Robinson in the area where Stephanie Harrison's remains were found They're still looking for more evidence and witnesses to connect him with both Harrison and Cheyenne Brown Police have said they do have metro surveillance video of Robinson with brown on the day she was last seen This is a case that takes us out of Virginia It's taken us to New York and Pennsylvania There's no stopping what we will do to find out where mister Robinson went and what he did and who he came in contact with Well check the numbers with Jeff clay bar coming up It's 9 24 This is Ronnie mobis There is always somebody new trying to imitate merv diamond importers That's because Murphy is the leading.