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"Well Kastner has for workers of the picket lines if substantial progress hasn't been made with the big three automakers on a new contract. Fain said the strike will now expand to 20 states after GM and Stellantis rejected their proposals. He added Ford has agreed to some of the proposals but there's still some work to be done. Union workers say they want a 40 % pay increase, cost of living adjustments and pensions for all workers. I'm Michael Kastner. The head of Homeland Security is headed to Texas. Lisa Taylor has more. Secretary Mayorkas Alejandro will be in the border town of McAllen on Saturday. He'll be joined by Honduras's President Castro. The pair will discuss legal ways to claim asylum as to a take way power away from the cartels. The visit comes during a rush of illegal immigration. More than 7 ,500 encounters are being made daily of long -range missiles to help in its war with Russia. NBC News reports President Biden told Ukrainian President Zelensky he plans to provide the army tactical missile system Ukraine has been asking for over the past few months. It would give Kiev the ability to strike targets from as far away as about 180 miles. Amid calls for resignation, New Jersey U .S. Senator Bob Menendez says he's not stepping down. Menendez and his wife were indicted Friday on federal bribery charges that allege he accepted cash, gold bars and gifts in exchange for using his influence to help three businessmen and the Egyptian government. Over half a dozen New Jersey politicians have called for his resignation, including Governor Phil Murphy. He did step down Friday as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. And strong winds and heavy rain are in the forecast for the East Coast this weekend, thanks to Tropical Storm Ophelia. CPT Willow Springs is powered by ComEd. See how ComEd is preparing our public schools for a clean energy future at ComEd .com slash public schools. You've been working hard all day and didn't have time to catch up on the news during work. And that phone just wouldn't stop. We've got you covered. Joan Esposito, live, local and progressive. We will fight as many places and as many times as it takes to get power this back. Joan Esposito, afternoons from 2 to 5 p .m. WCPTA 20. You've been working hard all day and didn't have time to catch up on the news during work. And that phone just wouldn't stop. We've got covered. you Joan Esposito, live, local and progressive. We will fight as many places and as many times as it takes to get this power back. Joan Esposito, afternoons from 2 to 5 p .m. We're talking and he referred to Marjorie Taylor Greene as Marjorie Three Toes. And I was like, as We'll fight many from Chicago. And his mouth dropped. I know it's unprofessional, but I love you. Oh, Stephanie Miller weekday mornings, 8 to 11 on WCPTA 20. Sometimes
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"This evening as it tracks northward toward New England on Sunday. California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill late Friday night that would have required judges in child custody cases to affirm their child's gender identity. The bill was passed earlier this month the by State Assembly, but Newsom said he couldn't sign the bill. California State Senator Scott Wiener responded to the veto by calling the governor's decision a tragedy for trans kids. Fall has officially arrived. Today, September 23rd, marks the autumnal equinox, which refers to the sun being directly above the Earth's equator. The Latin term means equal parts day and night. Astronomers say the moment arrived precisely at 2 50 a .m. Eastern Daylight Time. In the northern hemisphere, days now will become shorter until the winter solstice on December 21. The holiday hiring spree is getting underway. Target plans to bring in 100 ,000 seasonal workers, while Amazon is looking to hire a quarter of a in million the way. The e -commerce giant also says it's bumping the average hourly pay delivery workers. Negotiators for Hollywood writers in the major studios are getting closer to a deal that would end the nearly five strike. month The Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers met for more than nine hours Friday. on I'm Dena Kodiak. A storm chaser in Virginia says rough seas overnight caused a boat in Newport News to take on water with the owner inside. Story from Rebecca Hughes. Newport News Police say earlier this morning a boat moored inside a marina struck the dock too many times causing damage. They say the owner woke up to find water inside the cabin. Emergency crews responded and the man is now safe. VNN meteorologist John Weatherby says most activity near Virginia's beaches has stopped. A lot of boating activity except for some commercial operations have come to a complete halt through the tidewater up into the Chesapeake Bay and of course the area beaches are now just deserted. we may be He says able to return to the beach and normal boating activities by either late Sunday or even Monday. I'm Rebecca Hughes. A house exploded in New Jersey injuring at least five people. Jacqueline Caro reports. It It happened on Banker Road in West Milford, New Jersey around 9 p .m. Friday night. Here's what one witness had to say. I felt like the ground was like shaking and we felt like a large bang. Police say the victims were to say. North Jersey dot com reports the West Milford there. The deputy fire chief says the cause is unknown. Police say West Milford detectives and the fire marshal's offices are Jacqueline investigating Caro, New Jersey. Ticketmaster is hoping to stop scalping for Olivia Rodrigo's were to say. guts The singer -songwriter writer announced the guts world tour will hit over 30 U .S. cities. The trek is in support of her highly anticipated did sophomore album that she released this month. Ticketmaster announced they'll only issue purchase tickets 72 hours before the concert takes place regardless of when people bought their ticket originally. Tickets will also only be available electronically. The tour will kick off February 23rd in Palm Springs, California. She'll also make stops in Phoenix, Nashville, New York City in Los Angeles. I'm Michael Kastner and I'm Dena Kodiak. And I'm Dan Schwartzman in the Bloomberg Newsroom. Here's some of the stories we're watching. ExxonMobil which operates one of the world's biggest oil refining networks is going to stay ahead of changing consumer demands as the energy transition and gathers pace. With electric vehicles growing in both affordability and
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"And now that they're emerging from it, the changes they made are benefiting them right now. Hey, Ken, love talking to you. Thank you so much, Ken Shea, Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Beverage's Tobacco and Cannabis Analyst. That's this week's edition of Bloomberg Intelligence on Bloomberg Radio, providing in -depth research and data on 2 ,000 companies and 130 industries. And remember, you can access Bloomberg Intelligence through BI Go on the terminal. I'm Alex Steele. And I'm Paul Sweeney. Stay with us. Today's top stories and global business headlines are coming up right now. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. The National Hurricane Center is warning of catastrophic and life -threatening flooding over Baja, California, and the southwestern U .S. through Monday. As of 9 a .m. Pacific, Hurricane Hillary has weakened slightly to a Category 3, with top winds of 125 miles per hour. The storm is expected to produce three to six inches of rain, with the hardest -hit areas getting up to 10 inches. Gusty winds are also likely and possible tornadoes. Hawaiian officials say the death toll from the Lahaina wildfire is now up to 114. Michael Kastner reports. Hawaii's Governor Josh Green called the deaths unspeakable and devastating. In a speech Friday, Green vowed to rebuild Lahaina and said it will take years of work and billions of dollars, but we are committed to this effort, and together we will meet this challenge. The governor added that about 470 people are still searching for remains in the burned -out ruins with the help of 40 cadaver dogs. About 1 ,000 people are still unaccounted for in Lahaina. The FBI is looking for a Florida Proud Boy who failed to appear in federal court for sentencing on Friday. Christopher Worrell was convicted on seven counts stemming from his actions during the January 6 riot. Prosecutors are asking for a 14 -year prison sentence, citing his death.
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"Latest are This coming on is the stories Bloomberg moving up big Radio. Broadcasting money in 24 the world of hours sports. a day at Stay with bloomberg us because .com Auto today's President Workers and Biden top picket stories the is Bloomberg line. and joining Business global the Brian business United Shook reports Biden tweeted that he was going to Michigan Tuesday to stand in solidarity with the workers as the fight for a fair share of the value they helped create. This comes after UAW President Sean Fain announced earlier this week he would send more workers to the picket lines if substantial progress wasn't made with the big three automakers on a new contract. Union workers say they want a 40 % pay increase cost of living adjustments and pensions for all workers. New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez is vowing to fight federal bribery charges and calls what baseless allegations. Menendez and his wife are accused of accepting money and gifts in exchange for using his position to help three New Jersey businessmen. Menendez released a statement calling it a smear campaign meant to silence him. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy is among the political leaders calling for Menendez to step down. Here's Scott Pringle. Murphy says the allegations are so serious and deeply disturbing that they compromise the ability of Senator Menendez to effectively represent the people of our state. Menendez has no plans to resign for now. He is stepping down though from his role chairman as of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy plans to cut funding for Ukraine out of a defense spending bill that's being blocked by a small group of conservatives this week. McCarthy will remove $300 million for Ukraine the in Pentagon appropriations bill and hold a separate vote on the funding. This comes after five conservatives opposed procedural a vote for the bill, preventing the legislation from moving forward. The move was a blow to McCarthy who's trying to pass appropriations bills ahead of the September 30 shutdown deadline. A state of emergency is in effect in Maryland and Virginia after Tropical Storm Ophelia made landfall in North Carolina. The storm came ashore early this morning bringing heavy rainfall and dangerous storm surges to the mid -Atlantic. The National Hurricane Center expects Ophelia as to weaken it to moves a north tropical through depression Virginia, the D .C. area and Maryland through Sunday. I'm Dena Kodiak. For more information, please visit the website. More on that story from Rebecca Hughes. Newport News Police say earlier this morning a boat moored inside a marina struck the dock too many times causing damage. the They say owner woke up to find water inside the cabin. Emergency crews responded and the man is now safe. BNN meteorologist John Weatherby says most activity near Virginia's beaches has stopped. A lot of Oating activity except for some commercial operations have come to a complete halt through the tidewater up into the Chesapeake Bay and of course the area beaches are now just deserted. He says we may be able to return to the beach and activities normal by boating either late Sunday or even Monday. I'm Rebecca Hughes. A house exploded in New Jersey injuring at least five people. Jacqueline Caro reports it happened on Banker Road in West Milford, New Jersey around 9 p .m. Friday night. Here's what one witness had to say. I felt like the ground was shaking and felt we like a large bang. Police say the victims were medevaced to various hospitals. Their conditions are unknown. NorthJersey .com reports the West Milford deputy fire chief says the cause say is West unknown. Milford detectives Police and the fire marshal's offices are investigating. Jacqueline Caro, New Jersey. Ticketmaster is hoping to stop scalping for Olivia Rodrigo's Guts tour. Michael Kastner has more. We'll be right US cities. The trek is in support of her highly anticipated sophomore album that she released this month. Ticketmaster announced they'll only issue purchase tickets 72 hours before the concert takes place regardless of when people bought their ticket originally. Tickets will also only be available electronically. The tour will kick off February 23rd in Palm Springs, California. She also makes stops in Phoenix, Nashville, New York City and Los Angeles. I'm Michael Kastner. And I'm Dena Kodiak. And I'm Denise Pellegrini in the Bloomberg Newsroom. Investors this week will be watching for the impact of a stronger dollar on earnings reports from coming Nike, Cintas, Costco and Carnival and investors also being forced to accept the idea of higher for longer interest rates. Janet Henry is global chief economist at HSBC Bank. There are plenty risks of out there, even the Fed's Goldilocks view that they set out at the FOMC. The level of uncertainty around that they are emitting is quite high. And Henry with us there on the Bloomberg Surveillance Podcast. The new corruption charges we've been talking about against U .S. Senator Robert Menendez highlighting his ties to an indicted New Jersey banker, accused of passing gold bars and cash to the lawmaker to sway the outcome of the businessman's loan scheme case. The unsealed indictment says Menendez, a New Jersey Democrat,
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"In the U Meanwhile, Search .S. devastating in over 100 and wildfires Hawaii's on years. rescue Maui. Attorney operations General Hawaii is Governor continue The Fulton Josh conducting County in Green DA an the said to official the hard grand -hit in is review a resort news jury expected conference town into as to Saturday of the early Lahaina, present state's as the the Monday which response Trump was in case numbers to virtually Georgia. will to continue the Scott Kimbler has more. Former Georgia Lieutenant Governor Jeff Duncan has confirmed to the AJC he has been called to testify to the Fulton County grand jury on Tuesday. This means Fannie Willis will have to begin presenting her case regarding allegations of Donald Trump conspiring to overthrow the 2020 election results in Georgia as early as Monday. Willis has said for a few months the courthouse and surrounding streets have been closed if an indictment is sought. This will be the fourth indictment the president former has faced in recent months. I'm Scott Kimbler. The Iowa State Fair is the center of the political universe this weekend as the top 20, 24 Republican hopefuls try to gain support. Former President Trump getting some mixed reaction from some GOP voters. I like what Trump could do He just kept his mouth shut, right? So that was the thing. And so I don't, he's not a good leader. He's, I liked his philosophies and what he was trying to accomplish but the way he went about it not good. Polls show Trump with a commanding lead for his GOP rivals despite several recent indictments. The Kremlin claims Russian forces down Ukrainian 20 drones over its annexed territory in Crimea. The drone strikes follow similar early attacks in Moscow. The Russian Defense Ministry said it's also stopped a pair of missile strikes on the Kerch Bridge. I'm Brad Siegel. It's been a violent weekend in York New City where three men are dead in separate shootings. Lisa Salvati reports. Police say all three happened in a span of six hours. One victim was shot in the chest and groin in East New York, Brooklyn around 5 .30 Saturday morning. Earlier a man was shot in the chest in the lobby of the Vernon Houses in Bedford Stuyvesant. Late Friday night around 11 .30 a man was shot in the chest on West Street and 28th Street in Harlem. So far there have been no arrests. The price of the pump is showing signs no of slowing. Michael Kastner reports. Josh Zuber with AAA says OPEC nations like Saudi Arabia are cutting production. We've seen gas prices on the rise as we've seen oil prices increase. And with less oil on the market that's pushing gas prices higher. Fuel costs have gone up almost one dollar from the end of last year. The national average is $3 .84 a gallon. I'm Michael Kastner. New Jersey's elected officials friends and family of the late Lieutenant Governor Sheila Oliver celebrating her life Saturday. They gave emotional speeches to honor her service and the person Oliver was at her funeral at the with a Cathedral silica of a sacred heart in Newark. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy spoke at length calling her a trailblazer in every sense of the word. Oliver died earlier this month of an undisclosed medical issue at the age of 71. The Marietta Valley School Board in California has approved a policy to notify parents if their child is transgender. board voted three to two in favor of letting parents know if their child has to be identified as a gender that's different from ...from the one the assigned to them at birth. Board members who voted yes say it's a big victory for parental rights. Those opposed say students are receiving a clear message that they are not safe at school. Mortgage rates up for the third week in a row to just under 7%. The 30 -year fixed -rate mortgage averaged 6 .9 % past this week. I'm Brad Siegel. And now this Bloomberg sports update. Yankees fell in South Beach to the Miami Marlins three to one as Luis Arias hit his longest home run of his career off Yankee starter Michael King who took the loss. Marlin or Sandy Alcantara picked up the win a complete game punching out 10. Red Sox lost to Detroit, New York still a back game of Boston but in last place where everybody has a winning record in the division. By comparison, New York would be in first in the AL Central. Rubber match Sunday at 140. Garrett Cole gets the pearl for New York. Mets were all but waving the white flag late in game one at Citi Field putting everybody but pitchers in the game. The Braves beat them 21 -3. Hung a snowman on New York in the eighth inning. Matt Olson slugged his big league best 41st and second home run of the year. He's two ahead of Shohei Ohtani, seven more than the nearest National League slugger, the Mets' Pete Alonso. Meanwhile, it was Alan Jenkins earning his first win of the year. He fanned nine and seven scoreless innings. Denji Reyes fell to 0 and 2 for New York. Nightcap, all Atlanta, 6 -0. Spencer Strider struck out six and seven scoreless innings. a He's 13 -game winner. Jose Quintana took the losses 0 and 4. Ozzy Alve is his 28th long ball of the year. Four -game set wraps up Sunday at 7. Kodai Singa climbs the hill for the Mets. Atlantis scored New York 34 -3 in the first three games. NFL preseason, the Jets buried the Panthers Carolina in in Bryce Young's debut, the number one overall pick. 27 -0. Great game for Zach Wilson. 14 -20, 123 yards and a touchdown. No picks, just one sack. Jets are one and one elsewhere. Bills beat the Colts in an emotional return for Tamar Hamlin, who hasn't played since suffering cardiac arrest on the field January 2nd. The Bears, Ravens and Jags all winners and congrats NBA Hall of Fame class enshrined names such as Dwayne Wade, Dirk Nowitzki and Greg Popovich to name a few. With your Bloomberg Sports Update, I'm Rob Buschka. This is a Bloomberg Money Minute. Inflation forcing a lot of us to change what we buy and what we do. If we look at just regular middle class, they're probably cutting back on going out to eat. That's James Katula, CEO of Typhon Capital Management, these who sees many Americans pulling back on their spending and some big companies are confirming it. Papa John says sales fell when it raised pizza prices. PepsiCo says more of its customers are buying at dollar stores for lower soda prices. And Altria, the maker of Marlboro, says smokers are buying discount cigarettes to save money. And with oil and gas prices moving higher, energy trickles into every segment of the economy. So when energy really starts inflating, it puts a lot of pressure on the middle class. Another trend, the maker of Schick Razor says high prices are causing men to buy fewer razor blades. I think we are going to see more beard because people are shaving less because of inflation. See Bloomberg Radio. This is Masters in Business with Barry Ritholtz on Bloomberg Radio. I'm Barry Ritholtz. You're listening to Masters in Business on Bloomberg Radio. My extra special guest today is Ted Seides. He is the founder of Capital Allocators, an advisory platform to managers and asset creators. Previously, he worked under David Swensen at the Yale Investment Office. Later, he with worked three of Yale's managers. He was also the co -founder and co -CIO of Protege Partners and perhaps is most famous for losing a bet with Warren Buffett. He the is author of So You Want to Start a Hedge Fund and 2021's Capital Allocators How the World's Elite Money Managers Lead and Invest. Ted Seides, welcome to Bloomberg. Thanks, Barry. Great to be here with you. That is quite a CV I stumbled through. Let's talk a little bit about your alternative investments career. How did you get started in this space? I got lucky in the sense that when I was an undergraduate at Yale, I took a class with David Swensen. I'm
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"Bracing for high winds and flooding. New Jersey's coastal areas are expecting heavy rain winds, minor coastal flooding during high tides and strong rip currents. There's a small craft advisory in effect both for New Jersey and Long Island. Governor Phil Murphy is calling on New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez to resign after he was indicted on bribery charges, Scott Pringle reports. Murphy says the allegations are so serious and deeply disturbing that they compromise the ability of Senator Menendez to effectively represent the people of our state. Menendez has no plans to resign for now. He is stepping down though from his role as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Prosecutors allege Menendez accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash, gold bars and gifts in exchange for using his position to help three New Jersey businessman and the Egyptian government. United Auto Workers are expanding their strike against the big three automakers earlier this week. UAW President Sean Fain said he more would send workers to the picket lines if substantial progress wasn't made on a new contract. President Biden says he'll join the picket line on Tuesday. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean -Pierre. The President has been really clear about this. He believes union the built the middle class. That's something that he has said for years now. And he is a union guy. I'm Michael Kastner. The National Transportation Safety Board is starting its investigation into a bus crash in Orange County, New York, indicators to kill two from Farmingdale High School. Lisa G reports. NTSB investigator John Humm the says team, which will be working with the New York State Police, will be on scene for five to seven days. Our goal is to find out what happened, why it happened, and to make safety recommendations to reduce chance the that this sort of accident never happens again. Humm said they will be conducting a toxicology test on the female bus driver. In addition, they'll be looking to see if students on the bus were wearing seatbelts. Three separate New York City school teachers have been arrested since Thursday, all charged with improper contact with students. More from Andrew Whitman. Thirty -three -year -old teacher Brian Thomas was arrested Thursday at PS 161 in West Harlem. The Daily News reports he punched a tween boy inside the school. Later Thursday, 70 -year -old Bronx teacher Mohammed Baksh was arrested in the Bronx. A female student reportedly accused Baksh of her grabbing breast while trying to hug her. And Friday afternoon, 49 -year -old DOE employee Fauzia Naznin was arrested while on duty in Queens. There is a public school paraprofessional in Queens with that name. All three were charged with endangering the welfare of a child. Thomas and Baksh also face additional charges. Ticketmaster is hoping to stop scalping for Olivia Rodrigo's Guts Tour. The singer -songwriter announced the Guts Tour will hit for 30 U .S. cities. Trek is in support of her highly anticipated sophomore album that she released this month. The company announced they'll only issue purchase tickets 72 hours before the concert takes place, regardless of when people bought their ticket originally. Tickets will also only be available electronically. The tour will kick off on February 23rd in Palm Springs, California. I'm Michael Kastner. And I'm Denise Pellegrini in the Bloomberg Newsroom. Concern over the possible government shutdown we've telling been you about is spreading across country as we've been reporting just a week left until the government runs out of funding. Congress is away for the weekend and in Asheville, North Carolina, resident Danny Scruggs visiting the Blue Ridge Parkway with his wife says Congress needs to get it together. I get annoyed that they can't just belong and compromise. And as locales across country worry about a dry up in funding, Bloomberg's Courtney McBride says something else is brewing. She says defense spending is also being held up by Republicans. And McBride says this could be just the start of a growing debate over aid for Ukraine. As a fraction of the defense budget, it's incredibly minuscule. It's only about $300 million out of a $800 billion bill. But it's perhaps a harbinger of a wider fight over a much larger and much more significant for Ukraine supplemental funding request from the White house for $24 billion. And McBride with us there on Balanced Power on Bloomberg Television. The Writers Guild of America and the group representing major Hollywood studios meeting again today according to the guild. The WGA and Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers met for bargaining yesterday. In the meantime, some developments on driverless technology. Governor Gavin Newsom of California has vetoed legislation that would have required drivers in autonomous trucks. Now, the bill was backed by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, so his stand does potentially make enemies, according to Bloomberg, within an influential constituency of the Democratic Party. And in New York City, some bargains you want to know about, at least when it comes to transportation, because free bus service starts tomorrow on five routes around the city. We get more from Bloomberg's Charlie Pellet. It is one route in each of the city's five boroughs, and it's all part of a pilot program to boost mass transit ridership. Now, this program will run for six months. bus The lines include the M116 in Manhattan, the Q4 in Queens, the B60 in Brooklyn, the BX18 bus in the Bronx, and the S46 and S96 buses on Staten Island. In New York, Charlie Pellet, Bloomberg Radio. All right. Thank you, Charlie. Global News, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. In the Newsroom, I'm Denise Pellegrini. This is Bloomberg. Big names make news on Bloomberg Radio. Former Vice President Mike Pence. Wages have not been keeping up with inflation. ARK Investment and CEO Cathie Wood. I think we're on the other side of that massive interest rate increase. Former St. Louis Fed President James Bullock. I think the prospects for soft landing are very good. The names that matter. Listen on Bloomberg Radio or anytime on the Bloomberg Talks podcast. Bloomberg. Changes everything. This is Bloomberg Business of Sports. Aaron Rogers is the biggest story in the 2023 NFL season. People are curious every time we stage live a event could be won across 10 different sports that we promote. That's our product. 4 .6 million women are already sports betting in the U .S. Digitalization of ticketing has made things more transparent in some ways and less transparent than others. One of the coolest things about rugby it's the same rules for men and women. Golf is a sport you can play
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"Alison Trager is a Bloomberg opinion columnist covering economics, and that does it for this week's Bloomberg opinion. We're produced by Eric Mollo and you can find all of these columns of the Bloomberg terminal and we're available as a podcast on Apple, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform. Stay with us. Today's top stories and global business headlines are just ahead. I'm Amy Morris. This is Bloomberg. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. The Maui wildfires are now the deadliest natural disaster in Hawaii's history. Officials raised the death toll to 80 early this morning as search and rescue operations continue around the clock. Over a thousand buildings have burned to the ground and hundreds of local residents are still unaccounted for. Hawaii's attorney general has opened an investigation into the state's response to the devastating wildfires. The probe will also focus on the lack of warning sirens in the hard hit resort town of Lahaina and other areas. The Kremlin claims Russian forces downed 20 Ukrainian drones over its annexed territory in Crimea today. The drone strikes follow similar attacks on Moscow. The Russian defense ministry also said it stopped a pair of missile strikes on the Kerch Bridge connecting Crimea to the Russian mainland. Former President Trump is scheduled to appear at the Iowa State Fair today. Michael Kastner reports. He'll be alongside a group of Florida Republicans who have endorsed him over their home state governor Ron DeSantis. Reports say DeSantis is also expected to attend the annual event in the key early voting state. Polling shows Trump holding a big lead over DeSantis and all the other candidates for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination. An investigation is underway after a three year old girl from Venezuela.
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"Line next week the tweeted president that he's going to Michigan on Tuesday to stand in solidarity with the workers as the fight for a fair share of the value they helped create. Detroit picketer Dottie Leonard thinks that's a good idea. mean I I think it would be great for him to come out seeing he is pro -union. This comes after the UAW president Sean Fain announced earlier this week he would send more workers to the picket lines if substantial progress hasn't been made with the big three automakers on a new contract. The Writers Guild of America and major studio executives met Friday for a third consecutive day. Botox failed to reach a bill Brooks Walker with more. A management side source told the Hollywood reporter that progress is moving forward in good faith and with full engagement but negotiators need more time. In note a to its members the WGA said the two sides will meet again Saturday. There was no immediate comment from the AMPTP. And a federal judge is striking down a California ban on high -capacity magazines. gun The judge says that the ban violated the fight for our freedoms initiative administration officials say harris will meet and engage with students at historically black colleges and universities including Morehouse, Spelman, Clark Atlanta and Morris Brown. The White House says as part of Tuesday's visit Harris will engage and energize young voters on key issues that impact them disproportionately. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy is calling on New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez to resign after he was indicted on bribery charges. Scott Pringle reports. Murphy says the allegations are so serious and deeply disturbing that they compromise the ability of Senator Menendez to effectively represent the people of our state. Menendez has no plans to resign for now. He is stepping down low from his role as chairman of the Foreign Senate Relations Committee. Prosecutors allege Menendez accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash, gold bars and gifts in exchange for using his position to help three New Jersey businessmen and the Egyptian government. President Biden is establishing a first of its kind office on gun violence prevention. I'm proud to announce the creation of the first ever White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention. While speaking from the White House, the president said the office will centralize and coordinate efforts to reduce gun violence in America. The president noted firearms are the leading cause of death in the US for children and teens. The new office be will overseen by Vice President Kamala Harris. The president said he'll continue to pressure Congress to pass gun reform measures, including a ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines. New York Governor Kathy Hochul is alerting business owners looking for workers that a large number of migrants will be able to work by November. Hochul spoke at the Business Council of New York's annual meeting in Bolton Landing. My Department of Labor will be working with all of you matching skills because we have to do a survey of all the identify Venezuelans are. I'm Michael Kastner. And I'm Denise Pellegrini in Bloomberg the Newsroom. It is the second weekend now, an eighth day for the widening but still targeted UAW strike we've been talking about. And even as a widened strike, it's still relatively limited in terms of the number of workers striking. Seth Harris, Burns Center senior fellow and former top labor policy advisor to President Biden calls a it all new strategy for the UAW. The UAW adapting a strategy that's been used by the Association Flight of Attendants, for example, in other strikes. So it's a creative approach and seems it to be having a desired effect on some of the companies at least. And Harris there on Bloomberg's balance of power on Bloomberg Television. Concern over possible government shutdown. We've been talking about also spreading across the country. Just a week left now until the government runs out of funding as we've been reporting. And that's causing stress and worry in some parts of the country. In North Carolina, federal workers could be furloughed in the event of a shutdown. Could mean trash would pile up.
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"Day. I want the military to put their head down at night. Know that all of us in this country appreciate what they did That morning. He left Logan Airport in Boston three weeks ago, continued down through Connecticut into Westchester County and on to New York City. That officially end this journey by pushing the CART to ground zero. James Flip in NEW York abortion providers in Texas are reporting an uptick in vigilante calls over the state's new abortion ban. Planned Parenthood South Texas CEO Jeffrey Hans says callers are trying to trick them into admitting to breaking the law. A law went into effect in the state this week banning abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected and makes it easy to sue those who help woman get an illegal abortion. I I'm Brian Shuck. Several so called disaster recovery centers are opening in New York City and Westchester County for residents impacted by the remnants of Hurricane Ida. Kristen Marx reports President Biden improved major disaster declarations for parts of the city in Westchester this week, making them eligible for federal funds for things like housing assistance, home repairs and crisis counseling. Now governor Hogle has announced that specialists from FEMA and the U. S Small Business Administration will provide in for Nation and answer questions at six sites. They're located and Medgar Evers College in Brooklyn, Queens College and Flushing Hostos Community College in the Bronx, The College of Staten Island, the Mamaroneck Village Courthouse and the Yonkers Public Library. Last month's producer Price Index rose 7/10 percent over July and 8.3% over August of 2020. Those numbers are exactly what analysts had forecast ahead of this morning's release. However, the more than 8% increase set a new record. Don't expect to Fleetwood Mac Reunion with Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks together on stage, Michael Kastner explains.
Scientific Sense
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"To you that audience to the students who are learning and so on and so forth so just think about on your calling. You're leading a discussion and calling upon people. Think about that. You know who you're calling. And i can have huge impact on the discussion on the the big discussion. So these are really simple things. But they are very well documented their studies on things like that and so on and so forth when he give you a final example. I do a lot of editorial work for my sealed as a service and I was offered a few years ago. The position of editor in chief which is nice because in neuro science not many journals led by a woman and i said to the general manager. I'd take this position that only if we have an edge joint that is expected gender-balanced which is unheard of actually in the field of science. Because for some reason women don't do a lot of editorial work but i've changed that so in my journal lots and lots of women and it's just a name discovered something for them. I have to talk them into doing this of me. Basically in the beginning but they haven't joined a great deal and they just have discovered a skill that they didn't even know about so for me. It is really encouragement encouragement encouragement. I do this signs fear once a year. I mean we couldn't do a joint last couple of years. Because of cohen was young women. High school students here at princeton. Young women's you know science fair and it's just being there talking to these young women who wanna get into signs but sometimes they don't know how or what really interests them but to provide this kind of mentorship and encouragement is just so important and even though it doesn't change the world now again it. Is this little kind of block. You change to can't change in few lives you can make a little change and if a lot of people are doing that we can make an impact that You know that that effects people want and will bring positive change. It is not taking care of the structural changes that will need but they could grow from there. You're just talk some bear As you say initial condition smack lavar east Discussion it a conference map allowed And so i think those things that quite important so i went to Sort of finish up with are bringing kids into the scientific review process paper. You save funky. Young minds. put skips in charge of scientific publications by cabinet. The controlled the review process. I couldn't understand it. So how do you do this..
Scientific Sense
"kastner" Discussed on Scientific Sense
"In a berry short period of time that say it takes two hundred hundred milliseconds. That's a quarter of a second. It's really a short period of time. but what you do and your brain is to engage a vast network that is composed of you know dozens and dozens of different notes and it spans all the different lopes of the brain from the exterior part to the android part of the frontal brain and encompasses also deep brain regions. And so on. So when you see that actually activated this network and a human brain doing something so simple and so fast and so effective it makes you think like how can that be. How can that network just process all that information within these two hundred. Three hundred milliseconds to Bake us you know that selection that'd be focusing on that person across from us and not in all the other things and so that led us into this problem how these different parts of our attention network interact with each other and that is what we have studied for a very very long time to to understand how these different parts communicate with each other what each node contributes to the computation. And we do that. Using this function because attention function is fundamental to everything. We do cognitively so once now speaking. I tried to explain that to you. I need attention function. I need to focus on what. I'm saying right now even though you know my most prominent output is was my language system that i'm using but attention functions fundamental to everything and if it goes wrong people's attention deficits really really struggle because they cannot do a lot of things where you need attention function for And so this is by being focusing on this very kind of fundamental comment to function but in our thinking this The understanding of how this network operates relief to the deep understanding. How any cognitive network in the brain operates because all competition is organized into these very best brain that works that miraculously worked. Just you know seamlessly together. Every single moment of our existence and baddest kind of deep problem that we really interested in. It makes a lot of censo- i would imagine from an evolutionary perspective You know focus was important right. You cannot focus. You're going to be eaten. And there is nothing that's coming out of that so But a lot of data coming into your system incurable rain. And so you know we have this knock intelligence Ai companies like viva me. The problem is to discard information. If should not analyze inflammation analyze small pieces of inflammation speaking with understood..
Scientific Sense
"kastner" Discussed on Scientific Sense
"Mike. Yesterday's purposes sabine. Kastner was professor of psychology neuroscience at princeton university. The golden goose such damage. The victim stand Network operate during mission with that particular. This own interactions. The days end the panama's consider thank you for having me gal. Yeah thanks. I love to start one of your papers at extend interesting so a plea from nineteen th the make clearly of attention you say. A decent evidence has stated that end wiedeman assembly is a fundamentally cross sensitivity Co speech that tension and the probably of covert Expertly movements are tethered. Two feet of bad activity at legally hood's in detention network. I always wanted about this so in the greatest obviously a complex computer some states a quantum computer therapy evidence for that but Homeless effectively do of his toughest actually quite Flexing right And so and wind sampling. Seem sort of sense to me Do you wanna you wanna capacity you sort of figure out your house without kind of going to the entire design space. What might be happening a sample rate. So so what's the what sort of the team into stable teary tension. So the paper deals spread has a cognitive function it. I studied for almost my entire career so for about thirty years. And that's what we call attention foundation so let me try to focus and to die rag. Our you know resources that have to a certain goal. We are to out a lot of other stuff that you're doing. So for instance. We have behavioral goal. And say you know we want to know. Listen and few. There's there's video cast here then. We can't go to dinner or do something really opposite to it and the resources that yo you used to basically focus on something that we want to pursue right now and then all the other competing ideas out there. That is part of attention. Function and attention. Function can be best or easiest. Let's put it. That have studied when me. Just look at our environment. Our environment is very cluttered. And if we want to focus on something in our typical environments that may have to basically blend out all the other thing all these distracting information needs to get filtered away and so these set of problems. What is the comment of network our brain. That accounts for our ability to focus and to blend out everything anything that may be distracted to us that has occupied me for really really long time. And what fascinates me so initial steps. Bobby did using brain imaging in adult human brains as be just wanted to see the not for that is engaged by me do something very simple so he could do something very simple like just focusing on a particular person in the crowd that is fun of us in our new visual in our new zoom world. Steady live and a little bit more difficult. But if you just do that if you just focus on the person you know Crosswalk for instance. You can do..
Scientific Sense
"kastner" Discussed on Scientific Sense
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Bloomberg Radio New York
"kastner" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Issuing a major disaster declaration after surveying the damage remnants of hurricane either cause last week, President Biden is set to tour some of the hardest hit areas of New York City and New Jersey on Tuesday. Millions are taking to the skies this Labor Day weekend. The T S A says 7.2 million passengers have been screened since Thursday at the nation's airports. High water mark came on Friday when more than 2.1 million went through security. That number hasn't been seen since mid August. Legendary today show weatherman Willard Scott has passed away. He was 87 current today show weatherman Al Rocker remembered the legend. What you saw was what you got who he was on camera was who he was. Off camera and and I'm I'm I know I'm the better for it, and so were a lot of other people. Scott joined NBC's Today show in 1980. He may be best known for wishing Happy Birthday to people celebrating the 1/100 birthday. I'm Michael Kastner. And I'm an case from the Bloomberg newsroom. The delta variant continues to threaten the global economy. Hiring in the U. S was the slowest in seven months, and the coronavirus continues to hurt supply chains and the delivery of key products. With the issue building as the holiday shopping season approaches and overseas trading, the foot's in London is up 70.67%, the CAC in Paris is gaining 0.74%. The DAX in Germany is a 0.91%. The Nikkei and Japan gained more than 1.8% bank, saying in Hong Kong closed up 1% and China's CC 300 Rose 1.87%. Home builder Taylor Morrison is the stock to watch when trading resumes on Wall Street tomorrow, we're from Bloomberg. Stoney's Pellegrini Taylor Morrison says. Even as demand for homes cooled a bit, it is still holding those drawings for people who want a chance to purchase its homes in hot markets like Austin and Phoenix, an analyst Albertans, the stock is cheap compared to its peers by several measures. Homebuilders also promising to boost gross margins and the number of communities that builds while simplifying floor plans for efficiency. Analysts also say rising home prices could fatten profits, although on the other hand any scaling back in Fed stimulus that results in rising mortgage rates could curb Taylor Morrison's profits. Denise Pellegrini Bloomberg radio. Adviser booster may be approved by September 20th but possibly not the Moderna one, according Dr Anthony Fauci, Fauci, president Biden's chief medical advisor, tells CBS's face the nation They're still waiting for more data from Moderna on safety and efficacy. Reason for that, is that we as we've said, right from the very beginning. We're not going to do anything unless it gets the the appropriate FDA regulatory approval and then the recommendation from the advisory Committee on Immunization practices. That is Dr Anthony Fauci on CBS's Face. The Nation heard Sundays on Bloomberg Radio. Global News 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg. Quick take powered by more than 2700, journalists and analysts and more than 120 countries. I mean, Cates, this is Bloomberg. Broadcasting from the financial capital of the world. Bloomberg 11 Frio in New York to Washington, D. C. Bloomberg 99. 12, Boston, Bloomberg 161. To San Francisco Bloomberg 9 16 to the country, Sirius, XM Chamber 1, 19 and around the Globe. The Bloomberg business.
Newsradio 600 KOGO
"kastner" Discussed on Newsradio 600 KOGO
"Are clear and 69 Kogo news time is 5 42. So you remember the the assassination in Haiti. Several suspects now have been arrested in connection to the assassination of Haiti's president. Haitian authorities say a team of 26 heavily armed assassins were behind the killing of President Juvenal Muise. Police have announced 17 arrests. They say Two of those suspects are believed to be dual US Haitian nationals. Interim Prime Minister Claude Joseph has assumed leadership outside and I just said these assailants the Stokes who killed the president, we have caught them. Colombia says six of those detained used to be members of its army that Simon Owen reporting the investigation into allegations by a San Diego woman will keep L. A Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer benched At least a week More mad. Napolitano has the latest major league Baseball Thursday. Extending Trevor Bowers. Time on administrative leave for another seven days is the league in Police in Pasadena, California continue their investigations into allegations of sexual assault levied against the L. A Dodgers pitcher. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts briefly addressed the impact of Bowers absence Thursday. It's going to be, uh, As long as it has to be. Bauer was set to exit administrative leave Friday. Before news of this extension. He continues to deny the accusations against him. This announcement coming after the Dodgers scrapped a planned Trevor Bauer bobblehead giveaway for a game next month and removed his merchandise from the teams online store now, according to documents obtained by the digital sports publication, The Athletic, the 27 year old San Diego woman who filed for a domestic violence restraining order late last month, accuses the Dodger pitcher of assaulting her on two occasions in his Pasadena home. A man who inadvertently shot his brother to death during a fight at an Escondido bar will spend the rest of his life in prison. 35 year old Manuel Martinez was convicted two years ago, shooting his brother Antonio at Pounders Sports Pub. The shooting happened after the two brothers got into a fight with someone in Manuel took out a gun and fired two rounds. One of them hit and killed his brother and another man who was shot survived. Martinez took off but was arrested a short time later, after a struggle with officers at the time of the shooting, Martinez was a wanted suspect in three other violent crimes. Oh, okay. Coco Newsome is 5 44. President Biden wants to get rid of corporate non compete agreements. The president will sign an executive order today, limiting companies from using non compete agreements to keep employees from going to work for competitors. The order will push the Federal Trade Commission to limit or outright ban such agreements. It's also asking FTC to get rid of what some see as unnecessary and burdensome licensing requirements for some jobs. Limiting opportunities for some workers who moved to new states on Michael Kastner. State officials say the drought to making the Sacramento River so hot, nearly all of the juveniles of an endangered salmon species could be cooked to death. This fall. Government agencies taking steps to try to protect the fish. In April, millions of juvenile hatchery raised salmon were taken to the bay Area to keep them away from the warm river. The Fish and Wildlife Department says it's expected to do more rescues this summer. See. And yet you want to include just love the sitar in that to one of the Rolling Stones very aggressively kind of Haunting sounds. Oh, absolutely. Absolutely. The drums Yeah, one of the Rolling Stones could face close to $14,000 in fines for violating the UK's quarantine rules. Nothing to stick your tongue out out. On Tuesday make Jagger flew from his home in France to London, where he was supposed to spend at least 10 days in quarantine. This is Mick Jagger. However, he was spotted on Wednesday at the England Denmark euro semi match. Our semifinal match. Mm. Let's Mick Jagger, man. Don't do that. MC Michael. Here are the stories trending in San Diego Governor Newsom.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kastner" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Condo collapse are back to digging through a massive pile of rubble. They were given the all clear to continue searching for 121 people still missing. They had to wait for the other half of the building to be demolished overnight because it was unsafe Cruise, then quickly remove the debris. The goal was to open up new areas for teams to access such as part of the underground garage. The death toll stands at 24. The top U. S commander in Afghanistan is concerned about the situation. American troops are leaving behind in Afghanistan. Richard Engel reports. The Taliban aren't even waiting for US troops to finish their withdrawal from Afghanistan before launching their takeover. Emboldened and increasingly confident the Taliban have taken around 150 Afghan military posts in the last two months on ABC s this week, Army General Scott Miller says conditions aren't good in the war torn country. And he fears the Taliban could be prime to take over its government. President Biden warning the battle against coronavirus isn't over the White House hosted an Independence Day event to celebrate the progress So far, it was supposed to mark a pandemic milestone but just fell short of the president's 70% vaccination goal. I'm Brad Siegel. There's no break in the trend of rising gas prices. Michael Kastner reports. The latest triple A survey shows the national average price for regular is up to $3.13.4 a gallon. It's almost half a cent higher than Sunday, and it's 95 cents higher than one year ago. National Average price for regular on July 5th 2020 was to 18 a gallon. Michael Kastner. President Biden is sharing his thoughts on the suspension of an American Olympian after she tested positive for marijuana. He was asked for comment about Shakeri. Richardson's punishment while he was in Michigan over the weekend rolled through the rules. Everybody knows that the rules you're going in and whether they should remain that that shouldn't be different issues. Suppose that I was really proud of where she responded. Richardson has said she used the drug after.
Bloomberg Law
‘Cussing Cheerleader’ Wins in Supreme Court Free-Speech Case
"For a former cheerleader in a closely watched free speech case. Michael Kastner reports high school student was suspended by her school over foul mouth Social Media Post. It was made off campus during the weekend. The court ruled The Post did not warrant a suspension. 81 ruling appears to be a narrow decision and not a broader statement about free speech. The case came from a Hanoi city, Pennsylvania, about 100 miles outside of Philadelphia. I'm Michael
Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"kastner" Discussed on Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"They're no longer recommending. Fully vaccinated people need where masks. The CDC also said fully vaccinated people no longer need to physically distance in most circumstances indoors or outdoors. Speaking in the Rose Garden, Biden credited the nationwide vaccination program that he accelerated when he took office as New York governor Andrew Cuomo continues to face multiple harassment claims. He attempted to define harassment Today. Liz Warner explains the governor today responding to questions over the attorney general's ongoing investigation, specifically on the subject of harassment, harassment, does not making someone feel uncomfortable that is not harassment. I just made you feel uncomfortable. That is not harassment. That's you. Feeling uncomfortable? The governor claimed only one side of the story is being told. Meanwhile, one of his accusers did not take kindly to the comments. Charlotte Bennett responded on Twitter, saying the governor quote propositioned me for sex, saying twice that Cuomo broke the law. Texas congressman Chip Roy will run for House GOP Conference chair Roy was nominated to the position by Colorado Congressman Ken Buck. New York Congresswoman Elise Stefanik is also running for the job and has the support of former President Trump and GOP House leadership. I'm Brian shook Georgia is joining other Republican led states in ending extra pandemic related unemployment benefit payments. Matt McClure reports. Governor camp says the days of Georgians who get unemployment benefits receiving an extra $300 a week from the federal government are numbered. In an interview with Fox News camp, said the extra payments are hurting productivity in the state that he's getting pounded on the issue by small business owners every day. The state Labor Department has more than 251,000 job listings on its website, and employers are having a hard time filling positions. Critics say, instead of ending the benefit payments now employers should increase pay and offer other incentives to attract people back to the work force. The federal subsidies are set to expire late next month. I'm at McClure McDonald's is looking to fill 10,000 positions across the U. S. The fast food chain is raising hourly wages by 10% to address the challenging hiring environment. As more people are reluctant to go back to work amid the Corona virus pandemic entry level employees that company owned locations will make around 11 to $17 per hour and shift managers can make up to $20 an hour. And American Idol Top five finalist is no longer on the show, Michael Kastner reports on not because Caleb Kennedy was voted off. He dropped out after a KKK themed video emerged. It shows him standing next to someone wearing a Klansman like Hood, the country singer apologized on Instagram telling fans, his actions weren't meant to be taken in that way. He says. It's not an excuse and promised to take time to work on himself. Michael Kastner, a 95 year old man is making history after his death. West Virginia Cecil Lockhart passed away on May 4th and his liver was used for a woman's life saving transplant. The Center for Organ Recovery and Education, says that makes him the oldest recorded organ donor in U. S history. Lockhart was a World War two veteran. I'm Brian shook from the Fox Sports Studios in Los Angeles.
San Diego's Morning News with Ted and LaDona
Morgan Wallen Banned From 2021 Billboard Music Awards
"Star Morgan Wallen is being banned from this year's Billboard Music Awards. Hey, may have six nominations, but Wallen is persona non grata at this year's Billboard Music Awards. Dick Clark Productions said Thursday that Wall in will not take part in the ceremony after he was seen last February. You Seeing a racial slur in a leaked video, the company said. Wallen is a finalist this year based on charting, but that he will not be included on the show in any capacity. The 27 year old stars up for six awards in the country categories, including top artists and top song, He's apologized for using the racial slur and promised to do better. Michael Kastner,
Richard Eeds
Cairo's Mummy Parade Goes Smoothly
"Cairo over the weekend, stirring up concerns about a so called curse of the pharaohs, 18 kings and four queens were paraded in special shock, absorbing vehicles for about three miles to their new home in the National Museum of Egyptian Civilizations. The move reignited talk on social media about the curse, which has been blamed for recent incidents like the ship blocking the Suez Canal, a train crash that left dozens dead last month and a building collapse in Cairo. Thicker stems from a warning on the tomb of King Tut, that red death will come on quick wings for those who disturb the King's peace. Michael Kastner, a prank a couple pulled that Disney world
News, Traffic and Weather
MLB moves 2021 All-Star Game out of Atlanta
"New voting laws in Georgia, civil rights and faith leaders in Georgia are calling for boycotts on the state's biggest corporations for holding back on condemning the new election law they say will suppress minority voting. Say comments this week by Coca Cola and Delta Airlines were too little too late because they condemned the bill. A week after Governor Brian Kemp signed it into law. The faith and civil rights leaders want corporate leaders to agree to a press conference to publicly condemn Georgia's law and similar measures in other states. They're planning boycott starting next Wednesday, April 7th on Michael Kastner just crossing my desk from the Washington Post. Major League Baseball planning to move 2021 All Star game out of Atlanta amid criticism of Georgia's new voting along We'll have more on that throughout the afternoon. I'm sure in our sports updates, ABC headlines Arnett and Chinese
The KFBK Morning News
President Biden will unveil his $2 trillion infrastructure plan today
"President Biden plans to outline a $2.3 trillion infrastructure bill Today KFBK is Michael Kastner reports it aimed $650 billion it roads, rail and transport plus another 650 billion for what Biden call's home infrastructure, such as replacing all of the nation's water bearing lead pipes and service lines. $400 billion would be directed at the one in six essential care workers living in poverty and 580 billion would be invested in manufacturing training in research by Plans to raise corporate taxes to pay for it
Bloomberg Businessweek
Utah Senator Mitt Romney gets Profile in Courage Award for impeachment vote
"Utah Senator Mitt Romney is this year's recipient of the Kennedy Family Profile in Courage Award Michael Kastner reports. Romney was the only Republican senator who voted to convict during Donald Trump's impeachment trial in 2020, JFK's daughter, Caroline Kennedy and grandson Jack's lost. Berg spoke with the Today show this morning. He showed us all that courage and faith and integrity are outdated on that politics can still be a noble profession. Romney study was honored and humbled by the award. Whether I should get a head is not entirely up to you, but whether or not you live by your conscience is entirely up to you. The award was given virtually this year because of the pandemic. I'm Michael
Talk 1260 KTRC
"kastner" Discussed on Talk 1260 KTRC
"Trump Trump is accused of inciting an insurrection. Colorado Democrat Jonah Goose says the former president's First Amendment rights were not violated. Their argument is meant Is a distraction. Are concerned not with the fax that actually occurred, but with an alternative set of facts, no goose leaks. Goose links. Trump's remarks to the deadly seizure of the U. S Capitol January 6 Trump Defense Attorney David shown isn't ruling out wrapping up their case. By the end of tomorrow, he tells Fox News. The trial should be a shortest possible given the complete lack of evidence and the The harm that this is causing to the American people. You know, I said, when I spoke earlier that this is the antithesis of a process that would lead to healing or unity or accountability, don't believe there are no ties between the speech Trump gave on January 6th and the riot that followed. President Biden is meeting with Dr Anthony Fauci and other scientists this afternoon at the National Institutes of Health. The visit comes with Biden seeks more Corona virus vaccine doses to fight against the pandemic. The White House expects CDC school reopening guidelines to come out tomorrow. Press Secretary Jen Psaki says the guidelines are the next step to getting students back in classrooms nationwide. The president's role is, of course to ensure that across governments were listening to those guidelines. We are leaning into science. We're letting the science and medical experts lead and then his objective is to ensure there's the funding to deliver on that. Saki says. The administration wants kids back in school five days a week, but they're going to make sure it's done safely. Stocks were mixed today, with the Dow Jones industrials down seven points. You're listening to the latest from NBC News radio. The Biden administration is taking a look at former President Donald Trump's moves to block Tic Tac in the U. S. The Department of Justice is reviewing whether the Chinese own video APP is a threat to national security like trumpet argued. Trump Administration said that America's personal data was at risk of being given to the Chinese government executive orders issued by Trump banning the APP haven't yet gone into effect made court challenges and an effort to put the APP under some U. S base ownership remains in limbo on Michael Kastner. Star of TV's Wonder Woman. Lynda Carter is paying tribute to her late husband, Robert Altman, who died at the age of 73 on Instagram. Carter posted pictures of her and her husband, saying he was the love of her life. The 69 year old Carter married Altman in 1984, and had two Children together. Jessica and James. The so called Great American race will be run this weekend. But the Daytona 500 is adjusting to the pandemic. Those Super Bowl of stock car racing. The Daytona 500 can draw crowds near 200,000 people, but not this year. The speedway is cutting attendance in the stands and will screen every race man checking their temperature before they get trackside. Similar rules were put into effect during last year's NASCAR season. But the pandemic didn't hit the US until after last year's big race. NASCAR has changed its scheduled to adapt and promises it will be nimble as the fight against the virus drags on. Rory O'Neill, The search born enchanting cut out of a tumbler at the Super Bowl is getting a very happy ending. Indeed, after fans at the big game took home with cutouts building adjacent seats, Tampa Bay resident Caitlin Cats was so taken with her tiny cardboard neighbor that she sought to reunite the cut out with his family. She took to social media, where she was able to locate and connect online with the parents of 18 month Old Jet Carney. True Jets fans who live in Waterloo, Iowa, the toddler's mom says she submitted the photo to be one of the.
WTVN
"kastner" Discussed on WTVN
"Her radio is there Three people are seriously injured after an explosion on a movie set in southern California. Los Angeles County Fire Department says that were taken to the hospital with critical burn injuries from the scene in Santa Clarita, northwest of Los Angeles. A six hour police chase in Los Angeles and it early this morning. The driver in custody start around 7 P.m. in south L. A, when the driver and a silver car started driving erratically at high speeds through a residential neighborhood. The next few hours a chase with spill into multiple roads and freeways in the area, driving extremely slow it Sometimes I'm backing up traffic for miles at one point in the chase, the car was driving on its rims after severe tire damage. Eventually, the driver just stopped and was arrested after a brief standoff at around 1 30 in the morning. Kitchens all over packed with pandemic food. But what's the must have item The mutual has the answer and trader Joe's. It's Mandarin Orange Chicken fans can't seem to get enough of the ready made frozen meal. The grocery chain dished out its top picks from customers over the last several months. Favorite produce went to teeny tiny avocados, while assault peanut butter filled pretzels, not goods to get best snack and top dessert goes to the dark chocolate peanut butter cups. Nominations for this year's Golden Globes will be announced this morning News of the world, the trial of the Chicago seven or at subsequent movie, film and Nomad land, or just a few of the titles that could pick up nods. They were just boys. John Legend is mourning the loss of his grandmother. The award winning artists shared a heartfelt tribute in honor of his late beautiful grandmother, Marjorie Maxine Stephen, who died yesterday morning. She had just turned 91 a few days prior. That was supposed to Instagram. The singer share touching stories about Marjorie, calling her the most caring and conscientious grandmother. He added that his grandma was always in great spirits and willing to go over the top for her loved ones. Michael Kastner, I Heart radio Did you know Presented by I Heart radio, you know, while you're listening to right now. Did you know that it I heart radio. One of our biggest pet peeve is dead Air. That you know that pause. You get between the songs when you're listening to a ball or playlist or the gaps in your soundtrack. When you're trying to set the mood, it kills the energy destroys the vibe. See at I, Her radio. We believe it's not just the music curation in your playlist that matters but.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"kastner" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"On point snag you. Texas tenders and shrimp meal today for just five bucks churches bringing that down home flavor. Kevin Brennan WBC's traffic on the threes. It is snowing in Boston again. This is another round. We heard from Dean all day yesterday, saying, This is a duration storm. Now the big stuff is gone. But we are seeing some additional snow flurries. So Boston right now, just above freezing 33 32. It's right on the cusp. And then we see that rain line south of Boston and the South Shore is seeing rain. Concerned tonight are low about 28 that this moisture on the roadways is obviously going to freeze. If you're driving tomorrow, though, it's going to be blustering cold. With a few flurries around high 35. The sun will break out on Thursday. A lot of it mostly sunny, high 38, then Friday, looking at more rain and snow possible for the ride home from work. And the weekend looks dry and cold to start. And then maybe another storm. And so their armor brings that there could be another storm Sunday into Monday night. And if you believe the ground hog we are in for six more weeks of winter, the beloved marmot emerged from his burrow this morning and dollars. Not been punks Itani, Pennsylvania without the normal Fanfares Cove in 19 kept large crowds away. It's a beautiful morning. This I can see. With all my fans viewing virtually My faithful followers being safe and secure. Tradition of ground Hog day must endure wants out, Phil spotted his shadow. As a tradition goes, That means I'll be six more weeks of winter. Ah Michael Kastner in Washington House Democrats have just filed their opening brief in the upcoming impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump. Democrats say that Trump riled up his supporters and aim them like a.
Richard Eeds
Unemployment Claims Jumped to Nearly One Million Last Week
"Department, 965,000 Americans filed for first time benefits last week. That's up 181,000 from the previous week's revised level. Analyst forecast Jobs claims to rise to 800,000 largest increases in initial claims for the week ending January, 2nd In Louisiana, Kansas, Texas, Georgia and Washington. I'm Michael Kastner, Georgia
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kastner" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"TV icon Dick Van Dyke, songwriter Joan Baez, choreographer Debbie Allen and violence Midori were named the Kennedy Center honorees on Wednesday they'll be recognized with re envisioned virtual tributes because of the ongoing pandemic. Virtual events for the honorees will also be held throughout the week beginning May 17th I'm Tom Roberts Grammy Award nominated singer Post. Malone is helping donate thousands of pairs of crocs to healthcare workers across the country. Malone and Crocks teamed up with musicians on call to provide 10,000 hospital employees with a pair of the sold out duet. Max Clog, too. I'm Brian shook New York City is canceling contracts the city has with the Trump Organization after the deadly Capitol building riot last week. Scott Pringle reports, Mayor de Blasio says of a company is engaged in criminal activity. The city has the right to toss their contracts. We all saw crime committed. Live on TV. Come on, It's quite clear. The president of states committed a criminal act. He directed insurrection against United States Capitol period. That's criminal. That's treasonous. Trump's son, Eric, vows to fight this in court, saying the city has no legal right to end the contracts and calls it political discrimination. The Trump Organization has contracts for the Central park carousel to ice rinks in a golf course. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is charging a Biden campaign worker with election fraud. Rachel Rodriguez was featured in a project very toss last fall, engaging in what critics call vote harvesting. Paxton said he was charging her with election fraud, illegal voting unlawfully assisting people who are voting by mail and unlawfully possessing an official ballot. A bio pic of the life of the late Arizona Senator John McCain is in the works. Michael Kastner reports. The movie will be based on author Mark Salter's book The Luckiest Man Life With John McCain. McCain's widows, Cindy Will executive produce the film. In a statement, Cindy said John Story is of incredible heroism of serving cause is greater than his own son. Self interest, and there is no better time to tell it. McCain died in 2018 at the age of 81 from brain cancer. I'm Michael Kastner rebel Wilson is talking about when she had to use her survival skills in Mozambique in an upcoming episode of Skies, Straight talking, the pitch perfect alarm reportedly revealed to Aunt Middleton. She was once kidnapped at gunpoint while in Africa. Wilson said she was on a cattle truck when men with guns on another truck approached.
The KFBK Morning News
Capitol breach raises security concerns
"Have gone home after formally ratifying Joe Biden's victory in the presidential election overnight. Their work was delayed for hours after pro Trump activist breached security and swarm the capital. Cleanup in damage assessment started after dawn news photos inside the Capitol show, broken windows, damaged signs and tables and considerable debris. Extensive investigations into The massive security breach will be forthcoming on Michael Kastner. New
KNST AM 790
"kastner" Discussed on KNST AM 790
"New York governor Andrew Cuomo says he'll tweak coronavirus restrictions for winter. Scott Pringle has the story. Well right now, the yellow, red and orange restrictions owns air largely based on positivity rates. But Cuomo he wants to add the hospitalization rate and availability of hospital beds is factors for setting restrictions. As far as schools camp. All the data says the school's they're safer than the surrounding community. So is winner plan involves trying to keep the K through eight schools open. It has to be a level of testing that local school district's can provide. He's still working on making that happen and a vaccination distribution plan. Former Trump Campaign Attorney Sidney Powell pushes ahead with lawsuits challenging the election results. Even after the president's team disowns her. Michael Kastner has the story. The lawsuits filed challenging the results in Michigan and Georgia, contained numerous spelling errors and repeat many of the conspiracy theory she cited before without evidence. That have been two bumped pal misspelled the word district twice using different letters. Both times. She posted the lawsuits to our website and then tweeted the hashtag. The cracking was just released. That tweet was later deleted. Michael Kastner, Florida Senator Rick Scott proposes changes he says will rebuild trust in our elections, Senator Scott is calling for national voter I d requirements similar to Florida's Scott says Florida's election system works well in his goal is to make sure what works in his state is incorporated into election systems across the country. The Republican ads this way voters will decide the outcomes of elections, not the courts. I'm Rico Show. A polar bear at the Toronto Zoo is honored by the Canadian Army. Juno is named honorary master corporal in recognition of the animals. Birthday. I'm Cameron Fairchild, NBC news radio. I.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kastner" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Out. I prayed for her and for the rescue workers that were here. Trying to revive her. A neighbor reportedly noticed the victim inside the trash chute on the third floor when they tried to throw out their garbage crime scene. Investigators are working to determine how this happened. That's a show Bala in New York just in Fields threw for 385 yards and six touchdowns as third ranked Ohio State beat down second rates. Clemson 49 to 28 at the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. With the Wind OS you will move on to face number one Alabama in the college football playoff championship game. I'm at Madison. Virginia Senator Mark Warner says President Trump's signing the latest coronavirus relief bill isn't the end of the story. In the weekly Democratic Address, Warner says Americans need more assistance. Anyone who thinks this legislation is enough. Hasn't heard the desperation in the voices of Americans. This is an emergency relief package. But Warner touted some of the items included like an extension of all pandemic unemployment programs. It also provides funding for rental assistance and fighting food in security. Former Pennsylvania governor and former U S. Attorney General Dick Thornburgh has died. Michael Kastner reports. Thornburg served two terms as governor, starting in 1979, and then it's with great pleasure that I announce my intention to nominate former Governor Richard L. Thornburg to serve as attorney general. 1980 80 became U. S attorney general under President Reagan and was held over in the position when George H. W. Bush became president on Thursday. Governor Tom Wolfe remember Dick Thornburgh is a man who served Pennsylvania and the nation with pride and distinction, saying that his contributions will not be for gotten Dick Thornburgh was 88 years old. Michael Kastner of Florida Server is ringing in the new year with a major tip Fill, Hewlett explains. Masala Mantra. Indian Bistro in Cape Coral says their employees Dawn received a tip worth $2020 recently from a group of customers. Diners had a bill just shy of 270 bucks. The restaurant says they can't stop smiling and feeling happy for their employees. It comes about a week after a customer of the Florida Pizza Joint left the same tip for the entire staff and a recently opened museum in downtown Colorado Springs is getting some national attention. USA Today has named the U. S Olympic and Paralympic Museum as the country's best new attraction that opened in 2020. The museum was part of a group of 20 nominees selected by USA Today.
Bloomberg Law
Dick Thornburgh, Former Pennsylvania Governor And US Attorney General, Dies
"General Dick Thornburgh is dead. At the age of 88 Michael Kastner reports. Thornburg served two terms as governor starting in 1979, and then it's with great pleasure that I announce my intention to nominate former Governor Richard L. Thornburg to serve his attorney general in 1980 80 became U. S attorney general under President Reagan and was held over in the position when George H. W. Bush became president. Maryland lawmaker and his wife are mourning the
Bloomberg Law
Biden to halt or delay Trump's "midnight regulations" on January 20
"Will be to undo President Trump's last acts, the transition team announced Thursday. The Biden will issue a memo on his first day in office, the halt or delay last minute actions by the Trump administration. Incoming press secretary Jen Psaki said the biting Harris White House intends to issue a regulatory Freeh's memo. Afternoon of January 20th that will stop or delay so called midnight regulations that will take effect until after Inauguration Day. I'm Michael Kastner and I'm in Kate's from the Bloomberg
WBZ Morning News
Fauci worries Thanksgiving may be the start of a dark holiday season if COVID-19 cases continue to soar
"Infectious disease expert, Dr Anthony Fauci says we could be in for a dark holiday season. Dr Fauci says it will happen if Corona virus infections continue to rise, told USA Today the country's in a vulnerable position because it's impossible to control surges with current volume of cases. Fauci says he's changed his personal plans over the holidays and opted for a quieter Christmas with his wife like he did for Thanksgiving. He's encouraging people to make the best of the situation and show our love and affection for people by keeping I'm safe. I'm Michael Kastner.
Bloomberg Businessweek
Final Presidential Debate Draws Less TV Viewers
"Debate is not a winner with viewers only 55.2 million watched President Trump and Democratic rival Joe Biden spar. In last night's debate in Nashville on one of six networks. That's down about seven million who watched their first debate on the same six networks. Traditionally, the first debate draws the largest audience ratings are down overall from where they were four years ago, Biden is again hammering President Trump's response to the ongoing Corona virus outbreak. Michael Kastner reports Fighting spoke in his home state of Delaware president Trump said. We're rounding the corner. It's going away. We're learning to live with it, their quotes As I told him last night. We're not learning to live with it. We're learning to die with it. Biden side of the American death rate of more than 220,000. He said The Corona virus is surging in many states and argued that its showing no sun slowing down by the accused president of giving up on fighting the outbreak more than
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GOP senator unloads on Trump in constituent call, saying he has 'flirted with White supremacists'
"Nebraska Republican Senator Ben Sasse made critical comments about President Trump during a recent campaign event. Michael Kastner reports, Sands was on a telephone town hall to about 17,000 people, and he didn't hold back on this criticism of the president the way dictators but the way he treats women and spend like a drunken sailor remarks. Evangelicals behind closed doors as his family is treated. The presidency like a business opportunities, flirted with white supremacists. Sands suggested Trump was constantly Republican Party. Young voters also warned the Trump will likely lose to Joe Biden and expects the Senate to flip a CZ
The KFBK Morning News
Wildfires Spread In Oregon, California As Conspiracy Theories Blame Antifa
"This morning. There are new conspiracy theories about how fires started. KPK correspondent Michael Kastner reports. Wildfires in Oregon Washington, California killed at least 34 people and destroyed over 4.7 million acres. Sheriff in Clackamas County near Portland, says We're also shutting down conspiracy theories that antifa extremism in setting the fires and Cutting down power lines. Sheriff Craig Roberts says they investigate every tip. But the investigators find tip came from a friend or a friend, who has no evidence. One of his deputies was caught on video spreading the rumors, Robert said. 15 people have been arrested for looting and evacuation zones, but none of them were extremists. Michael Kastner, NBC News Radio, Portland, Oregon.
Lewis and Logan
Ellen DeGeneres sets talk show return date
"This month, and the star is expected to address allegations of a toxic work environment. That's according to Michael Kastner, while announcing the show will return on September 21st generous, So she's excited to get back to the studio and added, she's going to talk about it. A new show will be filmed in the Los Angeles studio without an audience with guest comedian Tiffany had ish executive producers were fired over the summer after an internal investigation by Warner Brothers Padres Thump the Rockies 14 5
Rush Limbaugh
Youtubers the Stokes Twins Have Been Charged for Bank Robbery Pranks
"YouTube pranksters air facing serious charges on suspicion of staging a fake bank robbery Michael Kastner reports so it's going to get someone potentially Gunn SAR Police say it happened in Irvine, California last fall in their video brothers Alan and Alex Stokes, run out of a couple of banks dressed his robbers and call an uber to be their getaway car.