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"june 4th" Discussed on WTOP
"He has the ball hard and tonight it was a perfect example He stayed on every ball and he's one of the bad well National snap of four games skid they'll face the reds again on Saturday College baseball NCAA regionals from college park and it was all Maryland as they just crushed Long Island 23 to two So now the terps will face Yukon in the winter's bracket on Saturday night WNBA mystics fall at home to the New York liberty 74 70 Again lane Thomas with three homers nationals beat the reds 8 5 of Frank hanrahan WTO sports All right thanks Frankie as always 1217 Saturday morning on double the GOP Among the top stories we're following for you this midnight hour Saturday morning June 4th on WTO P David McCormick conceding This week to celebrity doctor mehmet Oz in the Republican primary for Pennsylvania's U.S. Senate seat Oz led McCormick by nearly a thousand votes triggering an automatic recount but McCormick said it wouldn't give him enough votes to make up the deficit in the end Former Trump White House official Peter Navarro has been indicted this week on contempt of Congress charges after defying the subpoena from the house panel investigating the January 6th attack on the capitol Navarro claims the house committee's investigation is illegal And capitol police officer has been indicted on federal civil rights charges over his alleged role in a June 2020 hidden run Prosecutors say that officer Thomas Smith was supposed to be checking on the homes of lawmakers when he started pursuing two motorcycles He allegedly swerved his cruiser into one then left the scene Stayed with double DTO people for more on these developing stories in just minutes.
KQED Radio
"june 4th" Discussed on KQED Radio
"From now. Here on KQED followed at four this afternoon by Friday's edition of Marketplace, September 11th and the 20 years since have brought so very many changes to this economy, that constant lasting uncertainty. We'll talk about that next time on marketplace. I'm Marco were manure with the world in China, June 4th is a well known date one. The government there studiously does not recognize it's a day in 1989 when Chinese soldiers rolled into Gentleman Square and killed hundreds, perhaps thousands of protesters. The numbers are fuzzy because Chinese authorities have done their best to erase the history of what actually happened in Beijing. But in Hong Kong, June 4th is observed every year. There's even a June 4th museum. Or rather, there was Hong Kong Police raided the museum yesterday and arrested four members of the organization that ranted Professor Sharon Yam is from Hong Kong. She teaches rhetoric at the University of Kentucky and joins us now from her home in Lexington. Professor. How did you hear about this raid? And what was your first thought? So, uh, I heard about it through the news and Twitter sphere and also other Hong Kong activists. So my first started. Unfortunately, I I am not surprised because the leaders and the organizers of Hong Kong Alliance who runs the museum has come under a lot of legal fire from the government for insisting to still commemorate the event. So some of the people who run the June 4th museum had been arrested before the raid. At first in the Chinese Hong Kong crackdown. We saw activists arrested trials began. There was the man who ran a motorcycle and two police who was tried and sentenced to prison. But this is a museum. Can you help us understand how widespread the crackdown on dissent is in Hong Kong, so the crackdown in Hong Kong extends not only to prominent activist legislators, but in fact seeps into people's everyday lives. The national security law affects not just the select few, as the Hong Kong government repeatedly said, but in fact it really is felt. In people's life as we kind of walked through the city, So tell us about Hong Kong. June 4th MUSEUM Sharon why and when was it established and what makes a June 4th date itself important to Hong Kongers. So the June five museum took place a few years ago before the 2019 protest, and Hong Kong, in fact, is the only place under China's sovereignty that still commemorate June 4th that particular event, so hence Being able to have a museum that host June 4th artifacts, timelines and interviews within China that in and of itself was seen as somewhat subversive move by the regime. Have you visited the museum? Sharon and like, how did the exhibits and speak to you? Yes, I have visited the museum. Despite the fact that the Chinese government has been censoring open discussions on the Internet and in public about that the museum is a place in the space together so many of the artifacts and putting them contextualizing them in a way. That allow the loved ones of the victims to shine through and really contextualized the event of that day, really demonstrating how a lot of the political suppression and persecution still persists to this day. Sharon. The world has been watching for a couple of years Now is the Chinese mainland tightens the screws on Hong Kong with the national security law. What do you think is the most critical thing for our listeners to understand about Hong Kong today? And where things are headed. I think that it is difficult to, you know, keep our attention on a city there seems so far from the United States, right? I think What is something important to bear in mind is that even though the national security law it's really cracking down, not just on political dissent. But also on the civil society with large But there are still people, grassroots activists and people in their everyday life, trying to lift according to their integrity, even though the situation is making that increasingly difficult to do, so. I think what I hope listeners to understand is that The National Security law, It turned into educational curriculum in schools. It has a snitching hotline that promote sort of peer surveillance among Hong Kong gers. Do you have family living in Hong Kong today? And what do they tell you about life? There now? Again. My immediate family's all currently live in Hong Kong and even talking to my parents and relatives. Some of them have been thinking of immigrating leaving Hong Kong. A lot of my friends have done so already. In fact, I think over the last few months, thousands of people have fled Hong Kong not necessarily because they are in immediate danger Persecution but because they Do not find live under extreme persecution bubble. Sharon Yom teaches at the University of Kentucky, speaking with us about the June 4th museum in Hong Kong, and why it was raided by police Professor Yang. Thank you very much for your time today. Thank you so much. Finally, you've got your Nobel prizes, prestigious common stations and science, literature and, of course, peacemaking. And then there are the egg Nobel's awards for the silliest science experiments. The world. Sarah Birnbaum reports on a few of this year's standout winners. Big Nobel Prizes are supposed to and I'm quoting from the website here, honor achievements that first make you laugh and then make you think. The winner in the transportation category could be the poster child for that A team of researchers from all over the world studied what happens when you hang rhinos upside down for 10 minutes by their ankles. Now what came to mind when I heard that was those long silk scarves that hang down from the ceiling in circus tents? You know that the acrobats do all those cool tricks on But instead of acrobats, there are rhinos like all tangled up like in circus Olay..
WHAS 840 AM
"june 4th" Discussed on WHAS 840 AM
"Dawn Jankovich, including severe internal blood loss, the tearing of an artery enforced from the roller coaster. Jankovich was found unconscious June 4th When the voyage roller coaster came back into the station. She was treated by holiday World emergency technicians before an ambulance took her to Memorial Hospital in Jasper, where she died. Park officials issued a statement saying their arts go out to the family and say that the ride was closed for inspection and no issues were found. We're heading to Lexington. That is where we've learned that Keeneland will be at full capacity for the fall meet that will be held October 8th through the 30th tickets Go on sale for that meet at nine o'clock Monday, August 16th. 17 day fall meat, offering up a record $6 million in stakes purses and an expanded stake. Schedule of 22 races Be season kicks off with the False Stars weekend and features 10 Breeders' Cup win and you're in races. 10 year old boy is dead after being hit by a car in southern Indiana. The Scott County Sheriff's Office says that happened Wednesday evening on South Lake Road in Scottsburg. Deputies were notified that the boy had been hit by a car at the location. They arrived to find the child who had been allegedly hit by 2000 and seven Ford tourists being driven by a 17 year old. The 10 year old was taken to Scott Memorial Hospital where he died. The teen driver was not injured. U. S troops have exited Afghanistan, but those that do remain in the Middle East are still the target of attacks by anti American militant militias. Most are backed by Rand, the latest of those attacks in Baghdad's Green Zone for a second day in a row suspected pro Iranian militias targeting U. S bases and troops here in the Middle East. This time, it's Iraq, where at least two Katyusha rockets exploded inside the fortified Green Zone in Baghdad, which houses the U. S. Embassy. No injuries were reported. The uptick in violence comes as the Biden administration is negotiating a timeline with Iraq for the withdrawal of foreign troops. A preview Leslie unknown militia claimed Wednesday's rocket attack on U. S bases in western Iraq. The group threatening in a statement to force US troops to leave quote defeated Georgiana Miller. ABC NEWS Jerusalem We're headed to Sacramento, California, where masks are back on the required list at the California state Capitol. A B C's Alex Stone explains why they're back. Like many areas of the country vaccinated, lawmakers and aides in the California state Capitol were told they could take off their masks following CDC guidance. But now the capital has an outbreak of nine positive covid cases. Four of the nine were fully vaccinated. So effective immediately, masks are once again required for everybody at the California state Capitol and in legislative offices. Unvaccinated lawmakers and staff will have to be tested for Covid twice a week. Alex Stone, ABC News Los Angeles and we will end at McDonald's, the fast food chain rolling out its first ever loyalty program Today. It began test on it in November, the launch coming as it rolls out loyalty programs in other countries, including France. You get 100 points for each dollar spent two McDonald's How much it costs to redeem a reward depends on the item. Hash browns are 1500 points. A big Mac is 6000 points. McDonald's making it a bit easier, however. 1500 points will be given to a customer once they placed their first order. Your next news update is fat and likes this idea. It comes at 11 30. I'm well. Clark news radio a 40 W H A s.
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"june 4th" Discussed on ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"Back to another episode of the Adam Schefter podcasts, and on this week's episode, we will be joined. By the former standout NFL tight end who now will be a part of Fox's NFL coverage Dish fall, Greg Olsen and on June 4th. Greg's eight year old son, TJ, received a heart transplant. T. J was born in 2012 with a congenital heart defect that required four surgeries, including three open heart procedures and the installation. Of a pacemaker. Greg has talked about this on social media he's posted updates. But he has not gone as in depth as he has publicly in this particular space this week detailing everything that T J has gone through. And what he would hope happens. In this week of Father's Day. He was exceptional to listen to. You'll see why he's going to be an incredible success on Fox. He knows Just what to say. He knows the pulse of a situation. And he's got everybody across the NFL in this country pulling for T J and the entire Olson family just an incredible story here that we think you'll get to hear today. From the former standout tight end Greg Olsen. And as we mentioned, he says, all the right things. They're also examples of men who don't always say the right things, and we saw a couple of those examples. This past week. We saw Levian Bell come out and say that he would never play for Andy Reid again. That quote unquote. I'd retire first. Now let me in Bill came out and apologized for his comment about Andy Reid. What did say He doesn't regret at all what he said.
Larry O'Connor
Norton Celebrates Respect for Washington, D.C. Flag, Achieved Even Before Statehood
"Establishing June 4th as flag Day, then national flag Day was established by an act of Congress. 33 years later now, D C delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton, in a release says she's marking Flag Day by noting the respect the D C flag has gained, which Norton says is on par with state flags. Norton proclaiming today on Flag Day, We are quote closer to statehood than ever. Barbara Brick W M. A. L and W M a l dot
WNYC 93.9 FM
"june 4th" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Y. C and Michael Helm the nature of policing. The very essence of the job has changed dramatically over the course of the last year. After Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin murdered George Floyd. Americans poured into the streets demanding reform the funding, even abolition of police departments nationwide, including the NYPD. The senior editor of our Race and Justice unit, Jamie Floyd sat down with NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea. Here is part of that conversation in which Jamie asked Shay about his department's controversy. Response to one protest in the Bronx last June. I have to ask you about Mott haven. Yes, because he said trust you said accountability You said mistakes. You've now had a year to think about it. What's your opinion of what happened last June? 4th in Mott Haven. There was a demonstration in Mott Haven. That was Probably the first week in June. If my timing is right, June 4th, um, you know I think you have to go back to that period of time. What was happening in New York City? And What had already happened. What was being put out there in terms of social media about advertising the event about destroying property and police cars, and, um We had adequate police resources there. I said at the time, and I still say that I believe that the officers that responded did a good job and prevented further violence. But you've seen Commissioner respectfully the injuries that Peaceful protestors sustained At that protest and These protesters who were arrested 263 of them as opposed to Sixties, saying Manhattan South. These protesters They weren't Behaving violently when they were kettles and arrested and speaking just as a native New Yorker and a black woman who grew up right here on the Lower East Side, Black and Brown neighborhood. It's distressing that this kind of force Came down on these protesters in this black and brown neighborhoods. Respectfully, I would categorize it differently. Um, we handle Thousands of protests. Every year in New York City. We certainly have, uh, even more so over the last year we take very seriously the right To facilitate Protests. Um But what about the rifle protest? What about the right to protest? Absolutely. Um there are laws that should be followed. Remember at this particular point in time, it's when it was occurring. There was also a curfew that was passed, right and you mentioned the word kettling. And this is a source of a lot of, um Debate. The NYPD has never trained to kettle people. What we do do is we advise people Um We try to facilitate and organized with them beforehand. Sometimes people are resistant to that. If there is a determination that for public safety or traffic, or it's getting too dangerous or any number of reasons, balancing all the competing interests, we will give instructions to people to leave the area peacefully. But there are also times when people just don't want to leave. And if there comes a point in time after numerous warnings, a decision is made that arrests are going to be affected, then whether it's two people, five people or 50 people. If those 50 people are going to be arrested for something, then we're going to safely contain that area, and I think that people see that and say, Oh, that's Catholic. That is, that is not Catalan. That's just making a an arrest of a number of people. But but but I just want to get back to the accountability and trust thing. Yes, This is precisely the problem because people aren't going to buy this. They're going to know for sure what time there is documentation. What time This. Whatever we want to call it Kettling trapping strategic. Whatever happened, so there has to be an honest dialogue about what really went on in March haven Or if you have that 100%. So how do we make that happen? Well, I think at this point, there's litigation so it will. It will come out, assuming it goes to trial. And and all the information that We have will come out and it will be reviewed with, you know, video camera footage of what transpired. Um People that were there, protesting Will have a chance to really catalogue and I think the more of that that comes out. I think personally, the better from people that live in the community from people that went there to protest that day, and then the officers that were there to try to manage it. That's NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea, speaking with W. N. Y. C s senior editor for Race and Justice. Jamie Floyd and Jamie joins us now. Hi, Jamie. Hello, Michael. Jimmy. We heard the commissioners say there is pending litigation against the NYPD over the events in March haven last June. 4th tell us about that. That's right. There is a lot of litigation. There's a class action lawsuit against the city that was filed over what happened last summer, and the statement of facts in that case leans heavily on Events in Mott Haven. There's also a lawsuit from the New York attorney General Leticia James. She investigated And then there's a group calling itself the Mott haven collective. They're asking the city for reparations for the community of Mott haven for what they are demand letter. Calls decades of systematic racism on the part of the N Y p d. Dermot Shea, of course, is the face of the department. But not all police officers agree with the official. NYPD position on what happened that night. Why is that? Well, that's right, and my P D is not a monolith 23,000 officers, 5000 detectives, and I've been speaking with some of them Michael Black and Brown officers in particular, and they say they're disturbed by what happened in Mott Haven. Here's Officer Pedro Toronto. He's a Bronx native 17 Year veteran of the force. And he works at the four Oh, that is the precinct in the Bronx. Do. I believe that Mount haven people where unfairly treated at that day? Yes, I think they were unfairly treated. I think its way all the time that this is a culture that's been abusing black and brown people forever. And he goes on to say Michael that in his experience and opinion that culture extends from the commanding officer on down a lot to digest on this W. N. Y. C s senior editor for Race injustice, Jamie Ford. Thank you, Jamie. Thank you, Michael. And to hear more of Officer Pedrosa Ronald, Check out our project 24 minutes in Mott Haven, which is all about the June 4th 2020 protests there..
KOA Programming
Meghan, Harry Welcome Baby Girl
"Little bit. Diana Mountbatten Windsor was born on June 4th at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital in California. The Baby's name Lola Bet is the Queen's film. Nickname and Diana is in honor of Prince Harry's mother, the late Princess of Wales. Lily as she will be called joints. Big Brother Archie, the couple's two year old son, Uni Han.
NPR Politics Podcast
"june 4th" Discussed on NPR Politics Podcast
"On npr's rough translation. There's just fewer people that know somebody that's in the military after twenty years of war are civilians and military farther apart than ever. They were asking me. Do you want to hear this. Do you want to know us. Listen to homefront the new season of rough translation. And we're back. Kamala harris leaves on sunday for her first foreign trip. As vice president shall travel to guatemala and mexico as part of a white house push to address the influx of migrants coming to the us. Fire the southern border. Damn this is not an easy job. It is a job. That other vice presidents have had in the past notably. Joe biden himself eh immigration. Been a really polarizing issue in this country. So i guess. I want to start with a very basic question. Which is what is coming here is attempting to do on this trip. Well she has been very clear and the white house has been quite firm that her job is not the border it is. The root causes that are causing people primarily from central america to leave their homes lead their families and try to come to the united states So some of those root causes include natural disasters climate change effects Corruption violence a lack of economic opportunity. And all of these things feed into each other some experts. I was talking to today. Say that former vice president now. President biden had that role and it was a difficult job when he had it and it is even harder now. That vice president harris is heading this up because you know the leaders of the countries guatemala and honduras and el salvador are not great partners. And they're not totally on board with the us agenda root out. Corruption for instance and the other challenge is just that no one is going to be content with harris saying. Oh gosh all that stuff at the border. That's not my problem. It's just the stuff you know in central and south america. That's my problem. One challenge i would think for democrats here is that they want to do comprehensive immigration reform. And that's something that is on the top of the list for congressional democrats and for this white house and it is very difficult for them to attempt to have a conversation about immigration. You know immigration policies of any kind while the situation at the border is the way it is it. Most people are not going to separate out in their minds. Legal immigration debate versus. M- you know what's happening at the this is not that is not. How people's minds typically work. Cecilia munoz. Who worked in the obama administration told me that this is a refugee crisis in the western hemisphere while that is very different from an immigration crisis or a border crisis and an absolutely us immigration law and the incredible broken -ness of us immigration law does not make harris's job at trying to control the root causes any easier And you know what would harris's talking about doing the sorts of reforms or eight or any of the programs and projects are you know foreign investment or any of these things that they're talking about. This is not an overnight. Fix this is not going to change the images on the nightly or not so nightly news of people crossing into the us or of facilities where families are being held. It's just not going to affect the big bad story that is giving a ding to biden. Administration's approval ratings. You don't tam. You've mentioned that. Cecilia munoz told you that. This is a refugee problem in contrast to say a border problem. But i have a hard time understanding the clear distinction between that because if you are a refugee in central america the issue is that that has led to a border situation as well right like for so long. These things have been intertwined so spell out for us why the white house is trying to create this very clear distinction. That are a lot of folks. Don't really see. Yeah i mean. I don't think there's a great political distinction. But i think politics are part of the reason here like the biden administration is in a really tough spot because they came in. They said they were going to be more humane and people took that as a cue in conjunction with all the things that are pushing people to want to leave their countries. There are also some pull factors that people got the message whether intended or not. They got the message that will this administration isn't going to separate children from their parents or this administration isn't entirely focused on enforcement and so they're trying to draw this distinction because anyone who wants a political future probably doesn't want to be too closely tied to the biggest political liability arguably facing this administration. And frankly you. Issues of migration are not the only challenging issue that comma harris has been tasked with earlier this week. It was announced that she also will be adding voting rights to her portfolio That's also not an easy job though. I will say if she's able to be successful there. I think that really could help her chart a a more successful future here within the democratic party voting rights is absolutely not an easy job particularly right now in this moment where democrats are trying to figure out you know what a voting rights looks like that. They could all agree on now. It's one thing to get voting rights bill out of the house which has happened something altogether different to get something through the senate where they need unanimous support from democrats to do it and they would also you know aside from having unanimous support for doing voting rights they need unanimous support to get rid of the filibuster to even move onto that so this is one of those situations where if harris can turn voting rights into the moment that you know breaks the filibuster debate wide open. If she can be the person who convinces Filibuster skeptics like joe manchin of west virginia or carson cinema of of arizona. If they can go through that process get them on board with getting rid of the filibuster and get them on board with passing voting rights. Bill that would be a a huge monumental change that you know that biden and harris could move forward on so these are like really big difficult assignments you one percent said you know the the the root causes of migration job is a buzzsaw that she's walking into so she has these huge impossible tasks. Why would someone who wants a political future. Want huge impossible tasks. Well what it says. At least some people talked to her saying What it says is that these are a priority for the administration that it is important like you important. Things aren't easy important. Things are difficult and in fact we we were told that vice president harris asked to be given the voting rights portfolio it. It's not like she was tossed this this rag that she didn't want she asked for it in a tier point..
NPR Politics Podcast
"june 4th" Discussed on NPR Politics Podcast
"The biden. Administration's labor secretary marty walsh and started by asking him about the monthly jobs. Report that came out this morning issued that there were five hundred fifty nine thousand jobs that were added and quite frankly i feel like the sort of analysis of that Depended on who you ask some folks that it was good some folks that it was not as as good as expected. This jobs. report did come in under expectations. Under what economists thought it would be. They were hoping for a bigger number but still half a million more people were employed in may than were in april that in any other economy Blockbuster number but in this economy with millions of people still unemployed because of the pandemic. it's you know it's seen as kind of disappointing or middling or people just don't know what to think about it. And so i raised that question. Too marty walsh the fact that these numbers paint a sort of muddled picture of where the economy is. I mean we have a pandemic is in my opinion. What's going on here and we're coming trying to get out of the pandemic We have you know people. I think it's fifty fifty plus percent of the country vaccinated We're still putting more vaccines into people's arms. We're trying to get people back to work. We're trying to make sure people feel safe coming back to work You know we shut the economy down. Basically shut jobs down in this country last march and april And unfortunately can't slip switch. There are people that are unemployment benefits. Thank god had it. Because if they didn't have it they would have lost their homes their livelihoods wouldn't be food on the table In those benefits are still needed by a good portion of people in this country because the jobs have not come back yet you know. It's interesting that he's talking there about the unemployment benefits because senator brainers we know is the progressive independent from. Vermont has called on walsh to stop. Republican led states from ending those special covert unemployment benefits additional three hundred dollars per week that the federal government is sending to people who are already receiving state level unemployment benefits. Did walsh talk about that at all. You know because he. I actually asked him that very question. Essentially the the folks. I've talked to give me a sense that there's actually not much. The biden administration can do think. That's why we're all focus on trying to get people back to work. That's why the president made The investments in the rescue plan That's why he's advocating on behalf of the jobs plan the famous plan as he moves forward here. But i think that you know i think that You know it's unfortunate that that this conversation has taken such a stage about some getting three hundred dollars extra in unemployment benefits during a pandemic. I just think that that's a tough way to frame and arguments What we should be focusing on some of those folks. How do we pass the jobs plan. So we can make stronger permanent investments in america so we can get people into the middle class and they're not worried about being on unemployment worrying about losing their job worrying about losing the house not being performed on the table syndicates school. That's what we should be. Focus on as a as a country from the secretary. There's really nothing you think can be done about those The we're looking into it. But i'm not sure if we really can do anything about some of the decision some of those governors of maine and and i think what this sets up osma is potentially an interesting experiment right like you're gonna have basically half of states getting rid of this additional unemployment benefit earlier than the other half of states. And what does that do for the employment picture. What does that do for the number of people looking for work labor shortages are a very real problem right now at the same time that childcare and schools not being fully reopened and so many other things are also like headwinds on the economy that is kind of par of why democrats say that. This is the right time. We moving forward with biden's infrastructure plan right because a big part of the infrastructure plan. That biden is proposing is related to care elder care and childcare are considered part of infrastructure in the democrats. Imagining of that word so for them. This is actually an argument for the bill. They're trying to get past you know. I think i'm just struck though to that. Every time we get a job stay report. It just feels like the numbers say one thing but how interpreted it just feels like. It's wildly different depending on who you ask just a technical thing about jobs reports. They're kind of lagging based on what was happening in the middle of last month. Well what was happening. In the middle of last month there were a lot of people who were just becoming eligible to get vaccinated and who were not fully vaccinated yet so although a lot of people have gotten fully vaccinated since then or were fully vaccinated then that there are a lot of people who think that yes. This jobs report was not as blockbuster as folks were thinking it might be but that may be the next one will be bigger because more people will be fully vaccinated in that will have had more time to absorb into the economy. Like i mean just think about us two weeks ago where we doing all the wild and crazy things. We're doing now. Well one thing that. I've heard from democrats to your point. Him is that you know that it isn't a matter of get a shot. Get a job. You get a shot and then you become fully vaccinated and then there's a process of finding a job. There may be to your point earlier. A process of finding childcare. So you can go to a job and that some of these things take time so that people can move into the economy in the fullest sense of the word in. No i was struck by what you said earlier about this. Essentially being in an experiment of two different american economies because a republican official. I spoke with yesterday told me that from his perspective. It's the fact that there are a number of people. He feels out in the economy. Who are capable of going back to work who he feels would go back to work if there wasn't this expanded unemployment benefit out there and so they actually feel like there's a labor shortage there is a demand for jobs and businesses cannot fill those positions and while there are some democrats who completely disagree with that there are also some democrats who quietly wonder the same thing and i guess in a few months. We'll have You know some side by side comparisons kelsey. How does a report like this. one effect. what. The landscape is around biden's infrastructure proposal around the jobs. Plan well it affects it. In kind of an indirect way in some ways in that republicans are talking right now with president biden about some sort of bipartisan agreement and the republicans say that any infrastructure spending should be paid for with unspent money for coronavirus relief and they say that a big part of the unspent money is gonna come one. St stop asking the federal government to pay those additional unemployment benefits. Now there is a real risk there in tying the conversation very politically charged debate about unemployment benefits pandemic response and whether or not the pandemic is even ongoing with an infrastructure bill. That is supposed to be bipartisan. So it is entirely possible that ramping up. The conversation about unemployment benefits actually makes it harder for them to get a deal now. There will be a meeting. It's one thirty ish right now in washington and there will be a meeting later today. between president biden and a and west virginia senator shelley moore capito who is negotiating on behalf of republicans. Perhaps we'll see some movement there. But i would not be surprised if you see more and more democrats starting to get very uncomfortable with the conversation about taking money that they approved four federal benefits and putting it towards spending that they say should be in addition to all of the money that they've already spent all right. Well let's take a quick break and when we get back we'll talk about vice president khama harris's first international trip this message comes from..
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Afghan War Enters More Brutal Phase as U.S. Troops Begin Pullout
"Afghan war enters more brutal phases. Us trips begin. Pull out what a surprise. The afghan government troops don't wanna get killed so their rules of engagement are slightly less secure in terms of civilians than the united states on their rules of
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"Last night. You are you flip it over to sportscenter and again this morning. All it is is lebron. This lebron that lakers is and it's like why don't you shine a little bit of light. On the fact that devon booker goes for forty seven cents at home now i will say. Lebron was fourteen zero and his career in in the first round of the nba playoffs. He falls to fourteen one. The thing that i really don't want to see is the clippers advanced now. 'cause at the clippers advance. Then that's where all the media is going to be read. That's where all the media is going to be but the mavericks go. I think it's pretty fair coming out of the west and it's so competitive it's so competitive. Dallas looking to close it out against the los angeles clippers to secure a date against the utah jazz. That's tonight at seven o'clock. Luka doncic goes for forty two last time out. Kiko i leonard and paul. George company fend off. Elimination seven o'clock tonight to get that one set and ready to go but colorado fans. I know this is going to be the big one that everybody is looking at tonight. It is the colorado avalanche in the vegas golden knights. Tonight the avs are up two games to none as they head to vegas. The last win coming from the avs on an overtime period Goal that won the game. Three two two. You head back to vegas. Vegas is going to win one of these. I think but. I think if the avs can steal one and i don't know if it's tonight or the next game in vegas but i think the steel one this things over in five games. I think that's where it's gone. The colorado avalanche like eight. They don't hardly even talk about donated. No it's just a foregone conclusion that the avs are going to be there in the stanley cup. That's pretty much set and it's really fun As he colorado Colonel native to know that's going to be the case What else is going on in in the sports world major league baseball. How about the rockies. This nice little A nice little tidbit from brain whole with the whole. Show the rockies. The avs in the nuggets are all undefeated in june. And we're four days in baby. Who's gonna blink first. I've got a pretty good guess. Who's gonna blink first the colorado rockies how about those rocks four zero four zero for the colorado rockies. That's that's a winning streak see. We talked to the mark kanoute's and on wednesday. We made fun of him. 'cause two games. Not a winning streak. It's a winning streak. Now they take on the The oakland a.'s. Tonight six forty looking for their fifth straight win. Good news is there at home because they are terrible on the road But they will be home so they're twenty three and thirty four on the year if they could figure out how to play some baseball on the road. This team might not be terrible. Because they're nineteen and twelve. They're seven games over five hundred at home. Nine hundred and twelve twenty three games damage. They're four and twenty two on the road. John gray on the bump tonight. Frankie montez for the oakland a.'s. Gray on the your four and five the three seven one. Era but the way that the way the rockies pitchers have been pitching at home lately. It makes you wonder if that offense can come to life and be consistent. It kinda starts to make. You wonder ten seventeen the time. Let's take a break when we come back on the.
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"Welcome back friday presented by the comedy ford looking forward to to our interview coming up Later on with christie. Buke louis really. I am really about that. She's regular at comedy. Works in denver teaches comedy classes at rise theater in denver she's been featured on nbc's. I look and laugh on fox Really happy to be having her joining us a little bit later on in the program. So stay tuned for that Let's get into some news for northern colorado shall we As police investigate and attempted sexual assault in greeley this by morgan mackenzie outta the tribunal juvenile victim gave an account of the incident valise telling officers the attempted sexual assault. Happened about one thirty a. M. sunday near the intersection of avenue and seventeenth street. According to the news release posted by the department Information about the incident has been heavily circulated on social media pages. It's that is very true. Very true as you. You see the The comments come down on on the tribune's page and these other pages. There's a lot of. There's a lot of Emotion out there rightfully. So i don't know how you wouldn't get emotional about this and about what's going on you know there's one comment saying that That it definitely wasn't attempted Demaim cronyn clearly stated that it happened And the wondering why that should be has not reported that But i obviously we can only go off of the official reports right now And and from herat what we know and and that's just what the police investigation has put out there so far. According to the release the department is taking the incident very seriously officers immediately opened investigation and spoke with the victim. So it's obviously it's still ongoing Doffs not believe there is an ongoing threat or danger to the greely community. Which i mean i don't know right. I tend to disagree with that. If there's a man who's willing to do this once You know probably going to happen again. And i guess i shouldn't even say man i don't know if it is a man But you just more times than not. That's what it is since the victim is juvenile and they reported incident is sensitive nature. The department is prohibited by law from releasing most of the information according to the release. But they do ask if you've got any information relating to the case the department is asking people to contact -tective leisurely schmidt at nine seven zero three five zero ninety five seventy two nine seven zero three five zero ninety five seventy two. These stories are tough. I mean it's tough especially in a community like we talked so much about how northern colorado's growing we talked so much about how fast grease growing and how it can be losing some of that small town feel were still. It's still relatively tight knit community right and win something like this happens. It's disturbing it's disgusting. And it's worrisome. And you have a lot of emotions come straight to the forefront and you're gonna see this i mean there there's a reason why there's so many comments and there's so many on social media and why the tribune even felt obligated to put it in there. They fell to say. Hey i know there's a lot going on on the social media world here's what we can legally do and the people are mad at the tribune. I don't think you should be in. It's not every day. I go up to bat for the greeley tribune but they've got allow the due process to play out here. They can't just come out and say okay. Here's what family said. That's fact that's that's irresponsible journalism. We scrutinize the media. Ii scrutinize the media. I'm in the damn thing. But i scrutinize the media. I would be more upset with greeley tribute if they came out and said. Here's this here's this. Here's this they have to let this go. And i know it's frustrating especially for especially for you know the family. I know it's difficult. I did like this. I going to share this one comment. That was here. Says you're negative comments. Do nothing to stop this predator at large. Share your information. Not your opinion. I also love the response. I can give my opinion. You certainly can well done. And i don't like look this. This looks like it's the family. That's all over the place. Because i want to. I'd want to have that person custody. Probably wanna do way worse that if it was my kid who had been out there. But now's the time don't be getting on the tribune. Don't be on it because at the end of the day. There's only so much they can do. They have to allow that due process to go Let's move to another story here out of the greeley tribune as well. Visitors get turned away rocky. Mountain national park unaware the reservation system. This was a story that we talked about two months ago. Now i believe And it's it's a strange one. I don't think you should have to have a reservation to go hiking. I just don't like that in my head. That doesn't make any sense to me like okay. First of all. I should say i hate hiking so i don't ever have to worry about this but i don't like the idea that okay. Let's we're trying to get away match to get one with nature. But i gotta get a reservation. I don't like that in my weird right. Are you hiking gay. Do enjoy hiking yes. Is it weird you the to set a reservation now to go outside to go into iraq national park. You have to have the reservation system. Yeah i do think it's a little odd. I don't necessarily always go to like national park for that reason. Like i'll go up to boulder fort collins anywhere in that jar. Yeah it's a little odd. And i think it can be kind of like a deterrent for people to from going. If they wanted to get out. Yeah well and it's people are already frustrated about it. There's a ranger at the guard shack. Like if i had that job and this was announced. I would've quit that day. There's no way i'm gonna sit there. He even said we're gonna get yelled at nonstop all day this summer. Yeah no thanks. I don't think. I don't think i want to Deal with that. But it's already starting as the weather gets nicer this by john mayer and the no out of estes park and there's gonna be blowback right after turning people away who don't have the required timed entry reservations. After they waited an hour in line in a bumper to bumper backup. I e everything that we're talking about. Now i hate so i'm not going to have to worry about it. At least the that's the way it was last friday morning. The reservations policy went into effect for the second season. One guard said we're gonna get yell at nonstop all day this summer. It's going to be a nightmare. I've already seen some pretty hostile interactions. And it's like it's like people aren't nice especially when they don't get what they want. You seen somebody who's traded a waiter or waitress in in.
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"The sidewalk. Have you heard about this. This thing that amazon is launching. it's called sidewalk. It's a new system which aims to create a neighborhood. Why find networks across the country. Gee what could go wrong. Oh but the good news is. It's not too late to opt out a fifty two now thirteen ten. Kfi a thirteen ten kfi k. A. dot com northern colorado's voice. Yeah after months of delays amazon sidewalk will lose. Well just a few days from now on tuesday june eighth. What the heck is that. You may wonder well all compatible amazon. Echo and ring devices in the entire country will automatically log onto the new neighborhood networks which are made up of a little bit of every customer's internet bandwith. Oh aren't you generous. Even though amazon published a white paper with all of their public privacy and security information lots of folks on social media saying yeah. You might wanna think about opting out of it while you still have a chance. Otherwise you're amazon. Devices will join the nationwide neighborhood network so begs the question or in front piece out of nine news this morning will all amazon devices join amazon sidewalk on june eighth no many but not all will update their systems to amazon. Sidewalk amazon has dubbed them. Sidewalk bridges amazon says on their website that sidewalk bridges include many echo devices and select ring floodlight and a spotlight cam so What if you would rather not be part of the sidewalk. Well if i you want to opt out of the network You can do that in the settings and in the account settings of your alexa or your ring apps. Otherwise host of devices will automatically. You got no choice. There get the software update which launches amazon sidewalk. And they run through this litany of devices a lot of the a ring. Floodlight cams are included. In this eco third gen and newer echo dot for kids echo dot with clock echo plus echo spot echo studio echo impart and a yeah last but not least echo flex now the tech giant in its own defense says that sidewalk could come in quite handy during a wi fi outage if your router goes out your ring. Security as security cameras could connect to a neighbor's to stay functioning. You have dave levin system professor of computer science at the university of maryland saying it could also be helpful for devices on the outskirts of your property. He goes on to say what amazon sidewalk is trying to do. At least as he understands it is that they're trying to leverage. The fact that while you're devices might not have the best internet connectivity within your home sometimes they might actually have a really good connection to devices in your neighbor so or somebody nearby. Now tile blue trackers some of the first devices to partner with amazon on this new system. their trackers can be attached to keys and wallets and yes even fluffy even your favourite furby before if you lost your keys. Your tile wood search for a bluetooth signal and then someone wants. A tile app would need to be nearby for you to get a notification That they had been found now in theory in theory tiles partnership with amazon sidewalk would make it more likely to locate your lost items by having more active a bluetooth signals everywhere. Oh follow the money. It could also set a precedent for more companies to signed contracts with amazon to access. What's being referred to now as its new nationwide mesh network but Yeah it's kind of funny levin says if you're concerned about how much information amazon is getting than the fact that you have a series of microphones and cameras installed in your home that you are able to send that back to amazon servers. Well i think he says you've already sort of adopted amazon as a small increasingly growing larger part of your family. Eight fifty seven out thirteen ten k. K. sports story in northern colorado state in the country tune into the whole show weekdays noon to two and thirteen ten. Kfi hey hey headlines podcasts mornings with gail and more and schedule upcoming sports broadcasts. Find them at thirteen ten k. K. a. dot com the greeley blues. Jam this weekend shaina tonight technical producer. Ryan kelly. Thank you as always. Good luck tom. All of you on that. Colorado comeback cash sweepstakes today own. Yes have a great weekend..
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"All right but some way perhaps his mr mosk again i. You can't answer this. I can't answer this. I mean we're not in his head. Don't even wanna be but you have to wonder if he's coming to the very stark realization as many of us are in the wake of the colonial pipeline hack and the Jbs global attack that affected shifts right here in greeley and we don't know if jbs paid the ransom or not but the got back up and running pretty quickly so that remains to be seen. But does mr musk now. Realize that crypto currency is the preferred currency of a criminal elements around the world has to he has to. But what and this is all we could talk shows. What right can what. What should be done about it. And do you want to follow suit of communist china and bannet probably not social government have no involvement at all now the now with regard musk's uncontrolled mouth sometimes The sec there's news now. Fresh news that the sec has reprimanded him with regard to comments about tesla which because tesla is a regulated traded security announce under the sec a authority and apparently recently. They've reprimanded him. You need to be careful. But he's been reprimanded before for those tweets that yeah yeah and he just pretty much summarily. Brushes it off there you go. And that's what the sec was pointing out when they recently reprimanded him but realized that has nothing to do with crypto currency trading. And the things that go on in crypto currency trading specifically the things that. Musk is doing our if it applied to a regulated security a stock mutual fund. Anything like that. Because they'd be they might be behind bars and he might be. You cannot do that right in a regulated market. So am i saying that crypto should become a totally regulated market like all other securities. No i'm not but the question has to be dealt with If for no other reason than gale pointing out than you pointing out the criminal it's it's a tool. It's a wonderful tool for crooks now incredible for human traffickers for drug runners. And for those that are trying to shut down pipelines. I heard in the wake of the jbs attack There was an attack on ferries and nantucket and In new york city. subways well. So they're only in bold tank for electro you go this morning. I know we're short on time. But today is the first of five drawings for vaccinated colorado dunes with that colorado comeback cash. Somebody's gonna win right okay. What are your suggestions For those.
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"Co- now with tanner's swint a northern colorado's voice thirteen ten kfi k. A. at seven thirty four keith. Wineman presidential wealth in loveland in and keith. Those jobs numbers are in the economy generating five hundred and fifteen nine thousand new jobs in may respectable number..
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"Now your name and your face will be splashed everywhere so we disappearing isn't an option. But here's what's kind of interesting to even though to many of us that aren't in any semblance of the financial stratosphere in terms of our bank account balances. A million bucks sounds like a lot of money. Doesn't it well if you put it into context and you put it in to perspective know. Yeah you have to factor out all the taxes that growing to be coming out of that. Surprisingly enough a million dollars doesn't stretch. As far as you might think serena get some pointers and tips on if you are the lucky winner of this. I a drawing that million dollar drawing for colorado. Come that cash keith. Wineman we'll share some advice and some strategies when he joins us from presidential wealth in loveland at seven thirty five but it begs the question and this was the topic of my facebook question yesterday morning. Is this the right way to encourage folks to get the covid nineteen vaccine. Does it incentivize us. Is it nothing more than a bribe. I mean you had president. Joe biden coming out with his push for what he's calling vaccine spirit offering free beer and a host of other incentives. So that he can reach his goal of getting seventy percent of adults at least partially vaccinated by the fourth of july. But is this the right way to go about it todd. Furnace is the author of the percent solution rethinking healthcare and he weighs in on this when he joins us this morning at six thirty five..
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"In the federal government. Continue to pull out all the stops offering us cash in return for getting those covid nineteen jabs. Let's see what we have here. West virginia is operating free trips trucks. They're even offering free hunting rifles now. Ohio just announced its second covid nineteen sweepstakes winner and then there is colorado. Come back cash. Yeah today is the first of five drawings We'll have five at chances. Only if we've been vaccinated to win a million dollars in this colorado comeback cash sweepstakes. Now if you haven't yet gotten your vacs vacs jab case may be well. In order to be eligible for today's drawing you had to be vaccinated by june first. So you're kind of out of luck as far as today's drawing goes but there will be successive drawings for more after today's drying so you can if you're so inclined far be it for me to advise you one way or another but yeah i got my covid. Nineteen vaccine and so. I suppose that we talked about this. That you could check on the state's immunization website to make sure that all the details of your vaccination were indeed on the website because that's what they're using as the entry pool when they have that first drying for a million bucks today but that aside my facebook quest question does your. What would you do if you won a million dollars. Think about it now. What's interesting and i've talked to any number. We're gonna check in with keith. Wineman president well this morning to get just some standard tips if indeed you are the winner i mean. Somebody's got to win right. And would you give the money back. That's an option. You can give the money back in this colorado. Come back a cash a sweepstakes if you so desire but what would you do with that money and would you quit your job so let me know nine. Seven three five three thirteen ten. You can answer my facebook question. You can find me on facebook at mornings with gail or you can drop me.
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"Five thousand. Seven hundred fans every available seat for the four games was sold so the streak technically continued and is now at four hundred and fifteen consecutive games. You had broncos defensive lineman dramont jones saying last year was really weird. Yeah i think that's something. We can all agree with right. He went on to say. We got a piece of the fans a small capacity for a couple of games when we lost. I think that brought around down a little bit because you don't hear the fans screaming atucha. What they do for us is very important. We can all say we appreciate what broncos country does four so yes it is good these days. Isn't it to be a sports fan in colorado now on the consumer flipside of the adventurous activities scale. Don't know if you heard this or not but wanted to pass this information along. If you're thinking about making that mountain getaway. This as visitors turned away at rocky mountain national park because they didn't know about the reservation system well unfortunately just says ignorance is not a viable defense in a court of law. Neither is the lack of knowledge about the reservation system at rocky mountain national park. Well the scene at the beaver meadows entrance station over memorial day weekend. It was less than copacetic. This ccording to a piece out of the no in the denver post on friday the day rocky mountain national parks timed entry reservation system went into effect for the second season in a row park. Employees were forced to turn away people who didn't have the required reservation and some disappointed. Yeah they were more like disgruntled. Visitors had already waited an hour in line in a bumper to bumper backup. One guard told the no. We're going to get yelled at nonstop. The summer compare and contrast the screaming a broncos fans at empower field. Supposed to be no core guard in a guard shack up at rocky mountain national park. He said gonna be a nightmare. And i've already seen some pretty hostile interactions. There was one electronic road. Sign apparently intended to warn visitors. They should turn around turn back turn back if they didn't have reservations rather than wasting an hour in line but unfortunately the way in which it was worded well. It didn't spark the desired response. Let's just say it wasn't crystal. It's clarity apparently at flash three messages over and over permits full. Come back after three bear lake after six well. Needless to say many visitors where more than a little bit confused park superintendent darla sidell acknowledging that wait times at the beaver meadows entrance averaged more than an hour on saturday and sunday. This is when the weather was fairly good in a statement. darla said visitation was much less on sunday and money. Monday as the weather was cold and damp ams was kind of like a monsoon wasn't it and trail ridge road was closed both those days due to heavy snow for those who planned.
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"Sports fans. How about this. The outs the nuggets. The rockies are all on a roll this has the nuggets came from a fourteen point second half deficit last night in a one hundred and twenty six to one fifteen game six win over the blazers the blazes are going. Hey wait what happened here. Well the sends denver to the second round of the nba playoffs for the third season in a row. Will they take the whole enchilada six. Oh seven thirteen ten. Kfi thirteen ten k. f. k. a. dot com northern colorado's voice mornings with gail from the auto collision specialists duty as well. I know one thing for sure. You need to be sure to be listening to the show today from noon to two. Because i think somehow that host of brady hall will have a little something something to say about. Last night's stunner bot- Moving on you've got. Let's see the apps are at the vegas golden knights round two game three tonight. Colorado leads to zip in that particular series. And then you've got the rockies. Yes so many people were writing off the rockies. And yeah i get it. They're having their issues on the road. After pretty disastrous twenty twenty season the rockies are now playing like a playoff team well at least at home. Yeah it's good to be a sports fan in colorado and then in case you missed it while some more good news as we look ahead to the broncos season the team announced on wednesday this according to a piece by mike klis out of nine news that it has been cleared to play the ten game home schedule before capacity crowds in two thousand and twenty one now. The team had previously informed at season ticket holders back in march that it expected to play before capacity crowds this year. And now it's official the numbers well empower field at mile high seats. Seventy six thousand one hundred and twenty five people all ten home games including the loan procedure preseason game against the la rams on august twenty eighth and the home opener on september. Twenty six against the new york jets. Well they're already essentially sold out by the way. The broncos have sold out every single home game since their nineteen seventy opened nothing about opener. Nothing like loyal fans right. The nfl's longest sellout streak during the pandemic season of twenty. The broncos played four home games including the last three before no fans but there were a host of Cardboard cutouts and little furry stuffed animals in attendance for games were played Before.
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Remembering the Tiananmen Square Crackdown
"Which came 32 years ago today, when hundreds possibly thousands, died when China's Communist Party had used the People's Liberation Army to put a bloody end to the student led pro democracy protests. 1989. The date is always a flashpoint and nowhere is this more sensitive than the restive region of Hong Kong. Already a prominent pro democracy activist, Xiao Hong Kong, has been arrested by police there for promoting unauthorized assembly. The authorities say this year's event has been banned due to covid social distancing restrictions. Hundreds of thousands of Hong Kong residents would normally packed Victoria Park in a late night vigil. The BBC's Danny Vincent has this report from Hong Kong. For more than three decades. Ivy lie has marked every anniversary of the June 4th crackdown. She keeps copies of newspaper articles from that day under her bed, she does not forget. Hong Kong is the only place on Chinese soil that officially commemorates those that died in 1989. When the Army opened fire on pro democracy protesters. It's murder. It's a bloody massacre of Tiananmen Square. This year, the police have banned an annual visual marking the day they threatened to imprison anyone who defies covid 19 restrictions. Ivy becomes emotional at the thought of not being able to attend. Activists believe the pandemic is being used as an excuse to silence dissent. That the which, over the years I think that not being able to go to Victoria Park, Hong Kong people will be very upset. Yeah.
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California to Offer $116 Million in Coronavirus Vaccine Prize Money
"People in California will each win $1.5 million in a new state drawing the 10 winners will be pulled. June 15th Day, California reopens each receive a million and a half dollars with another 30 people between June 4th and June 11th. Each winning $50,000. The state of California today is announcing the most significant incentive program in the United States of America. We're putting aside more resource is then you know the state in America, and we're raking available the largest prizes of any state in America. For those that seek to get vaccinated. The 16. A half million in lottery winnings will go to people who received a least one vaccine dose. Have someone under 18 wins will get the money when they're an adult Governor Gavin Newsom also saying the state's giving the next two million people to get a vaccine of $50 gift card. Jack
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New York attorney general sues NYPD over conduct at protests
"New York State's attorney general sued the New York City Police Department today, calling its treatment of protestors against racial injustice last spring, part of a long standing pattern of abuse that stem from inadequate training, supervision and discipline. Attorney General Leticia James. This lawsuit includes dozens of examples of alleged misconduct during the spring demonstrations in the wake of George Floyd's police killing, including the use of pepper spray and batons on protesters trapping demonstrators with a technique called kept Ling and arresting medics and legal observers. James, The Democrat, was tasked by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo with investigating whether New York Police Department officers used excessive force to quell unrest and enforce it. Mayor Bill de Blasio EOS Nightly curfew. She issued a preliminary report in July that cited a clear breakdown of trust between police and the public. James is seeking reforms, including the appointment of a federal monitor. Oversee the department's policing tactics at future protests and a court order declaring that the policies and practices the department is during the protests were unlawful. Lawsuit in federal court named the city Mayor de Blasio, Police Commissioner Dermot Shea and chief of department parents Monahan as defendants. Attorney General James criticized de Blasio for saying the use of Kent Ling was justified and Schaeffer saying that the NYPD had a plan, which was executed nearly flawlessly when officers aggressively cracked down on protesters on June 4th in the Bronx. In June at the height of the protests, Mayor de Blasio was accused of misleading the city when he told reporters that he personally saw no use of force around peaceful protests even after officers had been caught on video moving on demonstrators without provocation and bashing them with batons. De Blasio said he met with Attorney General James yesterday and that they share the goal of pushing for major police reforms such as implementing recommendations in previous reports on the NYPD is protests response. De Blasio, also a Democrat, said, however, he did not agree that lawsuit was the solution.
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Boston - First Red Panda Born At Buttonwood Park Zoo Makes Debut In Outdoor Habitat
"Born at Buttonwood Park Zoo in New Bedford made his debut outdoors yesterday and, well, the timing couldn't have been any better. Yesterday was International Red Panda Day. Kodo, the baby Red Panda, Born on June 4th, Mom and dad, the zoo's red panda couple in there named I don't know where they get this. Marie and Jacob course it is. Red pandas native to nape all northeastern India, Bhutan and parts of China and they are an endangered species. Senator Chuck Schumer Out to save Broadway
John Howell
Coronavirus In Illinois: 587 New COVID-19 Cases, 37 Additional Deaths
"Still considered low. The number of new deaths in Illinois has been under 100 every single day since June 4th, the number of new cases 587 The third straight day that that number has been lower than the previous day. And if you compare that to a state like Texas, Texas today, surpassing 10,000 New Corona virus cases. Illinois 587. Mohr. Good news from the City Health Commissioner Bill Cameron. New data show. All of the metrics continue to trend in a positive way for Chicago. The city's public health commissioner, Dr Ellison, are what he says. We're doing OK, we are in control here. By and large. We've seen a slight increase in those number of new cases. Some of that we are doing some more testing. But even the percent positivity in that 4.7% range suggests that we still have some more testing to dio. But broadly, our concern, of course, is that so many other state and parts of the country are just not in control at all. And that's why City all one's travelers coming. Into the city, from states with a surgeon cases to self quarantine here for two
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Protester Knocked Down By Buffalo Police Leaves The Hospital Nearly One Month Later
"The 75 year old Buffalo protester who was pushed to the ground by police officers. Is out of the hospital Matt Matt Ensign, reports. Martin Gugino suffered a fractured skull during the June 4th protest, and his lawyer told CNN he can now walk with a little help. He will continue his rehabilitation at it undisclosed location. The two police officers responsible for his injury, pleaded not guilty to assault charges.