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NoCo Now ? 1310 KFKA
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"Good tuesday morning or the colorado. What can be into the collision specialist studios. Mike goodness what a weekend. It was a three day weekend over labor day weekend and college football returns and football man. There's so much energy in the air and those are the positive things that i love to see the refreshing things the traditions of college football back talking about the iowa fan. Seventy thousand strong turning around waving to children's hospital. You've got ohio state and the jump around you've got ralphie running on the field down at boulder. It was a great weekend forgetting back to things that we love to see and doing it with people you wanted to do with. It was an awesome weekend. Thanks for being with us here on no now presented by the j nine agencies on northern card voice. I am jeter swint and we'll get into a lot of talk about how the local team local college football teams did on friday night. See you and unc. obviously Doing battle and see you thirty five to seven. Look i thought. I called at twenty seven to three so Unc put up a couple. More points that. I thought they were going to give up a couple more than i thought they were going to as well. But you know when it was zero to zero through the first quarter. You're thinking really. Could there be a shot here and then so you can just started to pull away a little bit so uncc you. It's about what we expected. I think from a lot of people thought it would be a little bit closer than what thirty eight and a half point line that spread was going into the game. Obviously missing it by about ten points there. And i i would say it. A win for ed mccaffrey. And the unc bears to keep it that close. You know you had a shot you battle a battle early and you showed. Yeah maybe we can make some noise in the big sky but the sky going to be really good. This year montana defeating washington over the weekend we were state played Played utah really tough. Could the big sky good possibly now see you turns its attention to texas am who they'll be playing a next weekend. I won't even mention see issue. Because we're gonna talk about that with kevin allowed colorado and coming up in just a bit hair. Accessories will the flair and hair poll question. How do what's the answer to the to the staffing shortage. What's the answer. We've got restaurants can't find help. We've got manufacturers can't produce anything because they don't have help what's the answer to solving the labor shortage. Let us know on our facebook page at noko now at noko now or you can text into the eat. Talk a girl text line at nine seven zero four seven eight one three zero one nine seven zero four seven eight one. Three zero new textures text. Kf k. to that number two subscribed and ready to go all right. Let's get into news for northern. Colorado inmate dies wall in custody at the weld county. Jail and it made at the welcome jail has died. Deputies were called to a cell where they found a female in may in distress late saturday night life saving efforts were unsuccessful in may was pronounced dead about an hour hour. Have an hour and a half later. Excuse me the inmate has yet to be identified in her. Cause of death is pending autopsy. This coming from thirteen ten. Kpfk dot com This is going to be. This is gonna be an interesting wanted to keep our eyes on. Because it's bizarre circumstances that you just have an inmate. In distress lifesaving efforts were unsuccessful in the inmate was pronounced dead about an hour and a half later so we will continue to update on that story. But that did take place over the weekend and There was That is one that that we're going to continue to get more information on all right. Let's get into more news for northern colorado. Boulder county has reinstituted. Indoor mask mandate. This came to my attention The prominent restaurant owner in the denver area. showed his frustrations with this decision Not necessarily with the decision but again we go back to how it was done. In indoor mass mandate is back in effect in boulder county county. it's the delta very continues to spread the county health department says universal mandate applies to anyone over the age of two in any business or establishment. That's indoors it's also. Regardless of a person's vaccination status the mandate went into effect at five. Pm going into the holiday weekend causing business owners to scramble. They had less than twenty four hours notice. They gave them less than twenty four hours notice. Restaurants are struggling so damn hard right now to get business going again to get people in their business to get their staff filled out and now we've got our local governments that are putting in mask mandates in and saying. Hey will you've got enforces. Oh by the way. It's three o'clock on a friday. This is effective immediately. Tell me how that makes any damn sense. Why would you not come out if if you wanted to kit in place before the labor day weekend. Why wouldn't you have come out on monday. Said hey effective. Friday at noon this is going into place instead. It's almost like it. Just cottam a little off guard It's labor day weekend. Oh boy you know what. Let's just sister to mask. Mandate is just really really bizarre. The timing of this that we haven't learned from the timing of this of instituting these things and putting these things in place. They still don't care about how this affects the the business owners to people on those front lines. Just don't care just don't care that's really frustrating and saab. Business owners expressing their frustration. Not about whether it was a mask mandate or not or anything like that. The fact that they had less than twenty four hours notice that they have to implement this mandate and make you know and a half people comply with it..
The Hull Show ? 1310 KFKA
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"Kfi k. Hi this is. Jesse kurtz executive producer and lead anchor the mountain west network and you're listening to the whole show on thirteen ten. Kfi twenty five minutes after the hour. Welcome back to the show. The whole show powered by energy were live from the auto collision specialist studios shout out to orthopedic and spine center of the rockies. Oc our sports medicine. Physicians have been the official orthopedic group for the colorado eagles since two thousand and three providing team and game coverage at every home game. That couldn't be more proud to be a part of the colorado eagles organization that's orthopedic spine center orthopedic and spine center of the rockies. Their website is ortho health dot com. Love this place. Because i've been there before. This is well before. I started going to rev chiropractic. My shy jacked up my shoulder somehow and it was. I couldn't lift anymore. Could barely turn it. It was as sleeping was even killing me But i went there years ago for for five years ago. And they gave me a lot of different therapies. That i could do haven't had any issues with that shoulder ever since then. It was the back that started treatment. I'm that's where rev chiropractic came in so thankful to have great local businesses in the area that can keep you upright. I events text line nine seven four seven eight thirteen to one thirteen days. Thirteen teams continuing on man. That has been a blast tonight. Is all things eaten reds. And so i i love i love this we we we kind of put our heads together years ago and said man. Let's provide some training camp coverage and get people pumped up for the high school season around here so we did just that we got it rolling and it's it's really grown into something else so if you want full schedule go to thirteen. Kpfk dot com. Find the sports programming tab. There you'll find thirteen thirteen football edition and you can download the podcast from the night before. So this is day four. Already and clark is keying in on all things eaten reds and i gotta say this to the pro i clark johnson bruce. Stick the coach that program that airs before us. If you haven't had a chance to hear it if you want some preps in the area and maybe even a little more. That show is awesome. It is a good. It's a great lineup. We have here locally local lineup mornings with gail keeping your role in throughout the day. Of course no co. now tanner schwinn. It's gonna hit you up with the big news surrounding our area of sports news. Anything really and then clark and the coach and this program and the good afternoon guy brian gary just absolutely bring the heat each and every day except for his take on teddy bridgewater. It's just. I mean. I guess teddy won the day yesterday. What they're saying sadder okay. Practice training camp is important. The start to the preseason game is triple that so if you can get out there on saturday who man toss touchdown pass and maybe go five. Six seventy eight yards again. He's only gonna play for. I don't know. Does he play the entire first quarter. We're gonna get our guys on the program tomorrow and we'll talk to him about that but That's going to be interesting man. I cannot wait for that game. We're always in a quarterback battle ever since manning every first preseason game is an interesting last year it was it was well. It's just drew. Lock your before. That joe flacco. Oh man we want to see how he's going to perform your before that case keenum in the year before. That was the trevor siemian. Paxton lynch quarterback battle the depth chart has been at least the first step chart for the broncos has been set and it looks like a college football depth chart. Because you always see the quarterback position you know last year remember. It was patrick. O'brien or todd. sin tail well. You got that for some of these positions at the quarterback teddy bridgewater or drew lock. You really wanna start reading in between the lines. why was teddy's name listed. I always alphabetically. If you wanna go if you wanna go last name alphabetically teddy wins with bridgewater over locked because be starts before l. If you want to start with first name then that doesn't hold water because drew d is before not colefax. This is abc lesson my friend so you gotta teddy bridgewater or drew lock couple of or and then they the right tackle position. That's another big question mark. And that's why it gives. It's given the respective putting an order next to it calvin anderson bobby massey at the Right tackle so there's a few oars on the offensive side on the defensive side. I don't see. It did pretty pretty full. But i mean i guess to me what i've been hearing the most patrick satanic is absolutely lighting up against the vikings in these joint practices and jerry. Judy is embarrassing. People i mean man. What is this mean for. Cortlandt sutton already. I know this was going to be a contract year and sudden's a sudden number one. But i'm telling you man if you guys get on twitter much. It is the judge judy show. Teddy bridgewater said. That man is terrifying. He's a scary guy. I mean the moves. He's putting on people. It's it's drew. lock said it. He's like man it's like he's already got five or six moves planned before we snap the ball. He's that quick he smart now. I'm that to thirty minutes. After the hour we will switch gears. We're gonna talk. Some rams they got the mask mandate for fans. What does that mean for you guys. We'll talk to kelly about that and a little bit more on the quarterback side his thoughts on media day and coach adagios responses to some of the questions. We'll get to that and more first. Let's get the latest on. The local sports flashed while the whole sports story northern colorado the state in the country tune into the whole show weekdays noon to two and thirteen ten kfi que. Hey lender had men's basketball coach at the university of wyoming cowboys. You're listening to the whole show.
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"But Sarah pledged to work to expand the Obama era Affordable care act, although he's previously supported Medicare for all Alabama Republican congressman and staunch Donald Trump supporter, Mo Brooks has scheduled a Monday a campaign rally where he could announce a bid for the U. S. Senate. Event will be held at a Huntsville Alabama gun range, Brooke said. Trump's former adviser, Stephen Miller, will join him for the announcement. Senator Richard Shelby has announced he will not seek re election to his Alabama Senate seat. To House Democrats have proposed that Congress censure Brooks, arguing that his remarks that the January 6th rally hosted by Trump incited the mob that attacked the U. S. Capitol. District of Columbia Police arrested a Texas man near vice president Kamila Harris is official residents. She's not yet moved in while the residents undergoes renovations, authorities said The man was detained by Secret Service officers following an intelligence bulletin from Texas. Least said Paul Marie of San Antonio, was held on charges that he carried a large capacity, ammunition feeding devices, a dangerous weapon or rifle and unregistered ammunition. ABC reported that Murray's mother called Capitol police after he made statements that worried her Court documents said that Murray complained to police that he wasn't getting support from veterans affairs and was not taking prescribed medication. The right wing Network News, Max said today. This hiring Jason Miller, senior adviser to former President Trump as a contributor, who will provide commentary on a variety of issues. These. Max also said it's hiring Andrew Giuliani and ex Trump aide and son of former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani for a similar contributors, roll hiring former politicians and government officials to provide commentary hardly unusual for television news networks. That hiring somebody when he's still working for a prominent politician is although Newsmax has made no secret of its support for Trump Miller will be paid. As a contributor, and his deal is not exclusive, meaning he can still speak freely. The other news outlets, Newsmax had a burst of attention in the days following last November's election after Trump Was unhappy with Fox News at the time ordered his followers to check out Newsmax. Many on the network strongly supported Trump's unfounded claims that he lost the election to Joe Biden on Lee because of massive fraud. You're listening to the evening news on KPFK in Berkeley KPFK in Los Angeles, KFC F in Fresno. Online kpfk dot or g'kar thistles cat Brooks I'm an actor, activist and freedom fighter on Brian Edwards ticket. I mostly do journalism, which kind of sounds boring now and together. We host upfront K p F A's local to our Morning magazine. We bring you breaking news debates Deep times reporting on City Hall and the Statehouse, housing and transportation, prisons and police and everything big that happened while you were sleeping. And it means the two of us get to hang out with you at seven a.m. right after democracy now on up front. The Senate Budget Committee this week held the curing on the national crisis of income and wealth inequality. The session included testimony from an Amazon warehouse worker in Alabama. Where a unionization effort is underway in the committee chair, lambasted Amazon's CEO Jeff Pesos. Katie face Chris Lee reports. Bernie Sanders, the independent senator from Vermont, bemoaned the power of private corporations who he says concentrate unfathomable wealth to a few individuals at the expense of ordinary working people. At a recent Senate Budget committee hearing. Sanders, who chairs the committee, took aim at powerful corporate bosses such as Jeff Bezos, former CEO of Amazon, who was invited to testify at the hearing, but declined the wealthiest person. In the world, Jeff days those Has become $77 billion richer during this horrific pandemic. While denying hundreds of thousands of workers who work at Amazon. Paid sick leave and hasn't paid Mr Bass does. You are worth $182 billion. That's a B 182 billion year. The wealthiest person in the world. Why are you doing everything in your power to stop your workers Investment Alabama from joining the union be so step down as CEO earlier this year. This comes as Amazon workers at a fulfillment center and best summer Alabama are set to wrap up a unionization vote later this month. If the workers vote to unionize. The best summer plant would be the first Amazon facility in the United States to successfully form a labor union 48 year old Jennifer Bates, one of the workers organizing at the best of our plant, testified before the budget committee. We? The workers made the billions for Amazon. I often say we're the billionaires. We just don't get to spend any of it. Because I was going to poor communities, claiming that they want to help the economic growth that should mean paying his employees, a living wage and benefits that truly matched the cost of living. And it's so workers work in safe and healthy conditions. Bates says. She started working at the Amazon facility south of Burlington, where she lives shortly after it opened a year ago. The company is one of the largest employers in the area, employing 5800 people. The hours are long and Bates says she and other employees, they're on their feet all day. Traversing large distances to fulfill retail orders, workers at her facility and similar Amazon warehouses across the country report that they're required to use precious break time just to use the bathroom. It's not the first time Amazon workers have sought to unionize their plant to win better working conditions, and, predictably, the company is pushing back hard again. It's as soon as Amazon found out about the union. They started going hard trying to stop the union drive. We were forced into what they call union education meetings. We had no choice but to attend them not given an opportunity to the climb. They would last for as much as an hour and we'd have to go sometimes several times a week. Bates says. Amazon has also wished an information campaign to oppose the union vote. This is from a video. The company produced encouraging workers to vote against forming a union of all know 40 million. I will vote. No, it's.
Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
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"On instagram at jill. Nfl it sounds like a plan. Dylan thank you so much for your time and insight certainly do appreciate it to like that you as well. Six fifty one now thirteen ten. Kf kfi well. The whole sports story in northern colorado state in the country tune into the whole show weekdays noon to two thirteen ten kfi k. Day's headlines podcasts mornings with gail and more and schedule upcoming sports broadcasts find them at thirteen ten. Kfi thirteen ten k. Thirteen tanna kpfk dot com northern colorado's voice mornings gail from the collisions specialists studios are looking. I had Stay with us coming up. We're going to talk with weld county. Sheriff steve rings about well a couple of bills One that passed along party lines under the state gold. Dome get used to it. Because you're going to see that that will become the new normal as with most bills. This one was senate. Bill sixty two to reduce a jail populations well. I know this will just shock. You all voted. All republicans voted against it and all democrats voted for it and as of march fourth was moving onto the appropriations committee. But well county sheriff. Steve brings in on this and colorado crime stats for twenty twenty when he joins us at seven. Oh five thirteen ten. Kfi k. a. greeley loveland. Longmont it's seven o'clock..
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"It needs your help to raise the money to stay on the air. And this newscast that you are listening to right now needs your financial help. To keep it on the air because It's the listener sponsored. 90% of the funds. Keeping this newscast on the air, keeping this radio station on the air come from you, the listeners that allows us to participate to practice. Value, independent journalism. Alternative stories, oppositional points of view voices rarely heard in other forms of media. That's important to you. And you are listening in southern California. Please give us a call at 8189855735. The average Listeners sponsorship, They average listener contribution or donation. It's about $100. That's less than 30 cents a day. If you could do that. That would be great. 8189855735 is the number to call or you can do it online at kpfk dot or 8189855735. Again For those of you who are listening to kpfk that 90.7 F M in the South Land 8189855735 or Kpfk dot or g'kar. California Governor Gavin Newsom joined San Diego officials today at the Petco Park Vaccination Center..
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"She's professor of anthropology, risk and decision science at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. She says that people have four fundamental questions when it comes to getting shot. Found was four domains, confidence in the importance and the effectiveness in the safety and is a compatible with my it least. Religious or otherwise. Interestingly, you really look globally the data on comparing it to actual vaccine uptake perception of the importance of the vaccine is actually the strongest predictor of vaccine acceptance. Dr Larson says the populations that are most vulnerable to covet exposure or serious outcomes for the disease, including native latter necks and black people, and people with low incomes are also the most likely to experience vaccine hesitancy. Most widely held concern across the population is about the safety of this shot and its potential side effects thing. Same time. If people believe in the importance of the vaccine, they're much more willing to tolerate a bit of risk. Dr Reid Tucks in is a member of the Clinical Center Research board at the National Institutes of Health and the founder of the Black Coalition against Cove. It It's a group of community organizations and health care professionals who came to build trust for the vaccine among black and brown communities and inform people about the risks of catching and spreading cove in He said that the disease of distrust can be deadly. We have to realize that there is a larger context that has to be addressed distrust of health care researchers distrust of the system of clinical care and distrust of the health policy movement. Ah, lot of that was because of the Tuskegee syphilis study of which are everyone, I'm sure is well aware of the horrors of that experience, but those remained prominent and frustrated our ability To respond from a public health perspective to the HIV AIDS crisis in the black community is Number one. We must have grassroots community engagement. If we're going to fight these kinds of challenges, Government cannot do it alone at the federal, state or local level. It must be community based organizations, people from the community who can translate and transmit Science messages in their own vernacular in ways that can reach and cut cut through. Secondly, you must have trusted science and clinical care voices. There is a huge desire for the black community to hear from trusted voices trusted black positions, and scientists and funding is a very big part of it. Unfortunately, what we see too often is major white philanthropies and other organizations with which Government already has a pre existing funding mechanism. They get the dollars and what happens is that the African American community has been taxed with doing the work we do, but having to do it with very little resource is and people sort of taking those community based organizations for granted. Jackson says organizing efforts have begun to make headway and raising people's confidence in the vaccines. But, he says once people do decide to get vaccinated. Systemic inequality in the health care system leaves low income and communities of color, waiting the longest for their shot. Our polling tells us that we've gone from a couple of months ago. Where was 60%? No, I will not take the vaccine to now. Our polling is telling the status down to 30%. The 70% are saying I need more information and I'm ready to go. Black folks are not in the back teen hesitant issue the way that we thought we would be anymore. So it is not an excuse. But it is hard to get black folks to come take the vaccine, and this is a referendum on America's competence to execute on a very fundamental problem. I'm Jr Summers for KPFK. And you're listening to the evening news on K p F a Berkeley or KPFK in Los Angeles, KFC F Fresno Online at kpfk dot or G'kar thistles CAT Brooks I'm an actor,.
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"The deployment follows a play from Portugal for international assistance as the country struggles with the surge of coronavirus cases. The Portuguese government has set up 850 special intensive care beds, four seat covered 19 patients, but on that, 850 it now says only seven beds remained vacant. Unemployment of German medical teams follows similar support efforts from Austria, where the government has said it will be flying sick patients from Lisbon to Vienna to provide care in the Austrian healthcare system. Friends. Marie Girl in California has reported another 481 coronavirus death a day after the statewide death toll topped 40,000. Even as the rates of new infections and hospitalizations continue to fall. The state said yesterday that the number of people in the hospital with covert 19 slipped below 14,850 a drop of more than 25% in two weeks. 18,974 new cases are about a third of the mid December peak of 54,000. Los Angeles County this weekend reported its second confirmed case of a more transmissible strain of the Corona virus first detected in the United Kingdom. Meanwhile, officials are decrying anti vaccination protesters who forced the temporary shutdown of the inoculation center at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. L A Times are the L. A Fire Department shut the entrance to the stadium down as a precaution at about 2 P.m. Saturday afternoon, after was blocked by a few dozen demonstrators. Hundreds of motorists who had been waiting in line or stalled for about an hour. L A Times says The protest included members of anti vaccine and far right groups. The vaccination center, one of the nation's largest, reopened shortly before three PM, the mayor's office said. Despite the 55 minute minute interruption, no appointments were canceled. No arrests were made. Law enforcement officials are investigating escalating threats of death and violence against California Governor Gavin Newsom, his family and the winery shops and other businesses he founded. Sacramento Bee reports that heard a voice mail and reviewed emails containing graphic, abusive language about Newsome violent sexual threats against his wife and a reference to his Children. The newspapers said One communication included a threat to burn down one of the winery's owned by the PlumpJack Group, the hospitality company. Newsome, founded in the 19 nineties, with Patrons inside. Be, says Newsome is no longer involved in the day they operations of that company. You're listening to The evening news on KPFK in Berkeley, Kpfk Los Angeles, KFC at Fresno Online K P F a dot or gets an hour long newscast available online at kpfk dot or gets also available as a podcast. I'm mark Miracle..
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"Berkeley KPFK, Los Angeles, KFC in Fresno Online at kpfk dot or g'kar. Me and Mars military has staged a coup and detained senior politicians, including Nobel laureate Aung San Souci. The takeover was a sharp reversal of the progress toward democracy the Southeast Asian nation has made following five decades of military rule. Military controlled media said the army would take control of the country for one year, alleging fraud in recent elections in which the military backed party was defeated. Overwhelmingly. Mark farming or with the UK Burma campaign told Sky News. The military's claims of fraud have no validity. Lost many of their seats on They refused to accept the results, and they've been claiming that there's been fraud in the election, and there's no evidence to support that at all. But the military have bean backing them with accusations of Ford and we've seen a big escalation in the past week with the military, saying that Refusing to rule out a coup. The military said that takeover was necessary because the government had not acted on the military's claims of fraud in November's elections because that allowed the election to go ahead despite the Corona virus pandemic. However, the coup came the morning the country's new parliament session was to begin. In Washington, The White House released a statement saying it was alarmed by the move and that it supports me and Mars Democratic institutions. Simon Marks reports In a statement, President Biden called the coup a direct assault on the country's transition to democracy. His press secretary is Jen Psaki. We remove sanctions the United States, I should say remove sanctions on Burma over the past decade based on progress toward democracy. The reversal of that progress will necessitate an immediate review of our sanctions laws and authorities followed by appropriate action. So That's what he called it out. I don't have anything any additional steps beyond that, Tomo predict for you at this point in time, the president of the European Commission is calling for targeted sanctions to be imposed against key figures in the military. The British government is calling for those arrested to be released and for a return to the rule of law and assy and called for a return to normalcy in Myanmar. Simon Marks reporting Moscow is bracing for more protests seeking the release of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who faces the court hearing tomorrow. Tens of thousands filled the streets across the country yesterday for a second straight weekend, calling for his freedom with thousands of arrests of the largest outpouring of discontent in Russia in years. They chanted slogans against President Vladimir Putin in the Valley was jailed last month of faces years in prison. Ah human rights group says over 5400 protesters were detained. And some were beaten. One of those taken into custody for several hours was Navalny's wife, Julia, who was ordered to pay a fine of about $265 for participating in an unauthorized rally. Governments around the world are condemning the Russian crackdown on the demonstrations more from Nick Harper. Antony Blinken wrote in a tweet that the US condemns the persistent use of harsh tactics against the peaceful protesters follows the second week of anti government demonstrations in response to the arrest of Alexey Navalny. In an interview with NBC, Mr Blinken said the protests showed frustration in the Russian government on ditz corruption and kleptocracy. He said the Biden administration was reviewing a syriza of Russian actions that are deeply deeply disturbing. And didn't rule out sanctions against Russian individuals. It's a marked difference to the Trump Administration, which rarely called out Russia over rights abuses. That's Nick Harper reporting. Anthony Blinken is the new secretary of state. The Russian government makes a big mistake. If it believes that this is about us, it's not. It's about them. It's about the government. It's about the frustration. That the Russian people have with corruption with kleptocracy. Secretary of State Tony Blinken. The Biden administration announced today a $232 million deal with an Australian company to boost availability of the first at home Rapid test for the coronavirus. The test will be made available without a prescription..
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"Covert 19 patients currently get low doses of a blood thinner to try to prevent clots from forming. However, the researchers say those drugs don't help and may harm people. Are more seriously ill. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says early evidence suggests the variant of coronavirus that emerged in the UK maybe more deadly. However, there remains huge uncertainty about the numbers and vaccines are still expected to work. The data comes from mathematicians comparing death rates and people infected with either the new or the old versions of the virus. The new, more infectious variant has already spread more widely across, the UK reported Chris Jones has more from London. Addressing the nation on Friday, the prime minister said that the variants found in the U. K could be more deadly than the original strain of the virus. Health experts of Patrick Felons confirms that the new variants is more transmissible, but said that the data is still uncertain in terms of lethal itty, the government's chief medical advisor said that the UK is turning a corner in the number of people testing positive for the virus. The rate of infection is still around one and 55 people. More than 40,000. People in the UK tested positive for covert 19 over the past, 24 hours and 5.4 million people have now received their first dose of a Corona virus Vaccine, Christian's London The British government is considering a plan to pay everyone who tests positive for the coronavirus £500 equivalent to about $680. A recent poll found that only 17% of people with symptoms are agreeing to a test out of fears of the economic consequences of having to miss work. Ali Barrett reports the UK government's considering a £500 payment to anyone who tests positive for covert 19 in England to encourage higher levels of testing and greater compliance with isolation. Ministers are concerned current financial support arrangements aren't working with many on low pay, reluctant to get tested if they have symptoms. As a result, Cabinet Minister George Eustice says several options are being looked at. We do want to improve compliance rates with self isolation for people who've been in contact with somebody who's tested. Positive, for instance, and we do want people to get that test if they have symptoms off the virus, But look, this would also be a huge cost. So there's there's speculation at the moment. From feature story news in London. I'm Molly Barrows. Google says it's banned a prominent German user of its YouTube video platform would repeatedly posted false claims about the Corona virus outbreak. Google said today that a YouTube channel known as Ken Fem was no longer available and that the person operating it would not be allowed to start another. Cannes film was operated by Ken Jepson Ah, former journalist who was fired by Germany's public broadcaster after anti Semitic comments he had made came to light YouTube and others about to crack down on the spread of information misinformation about the coronavirus by users of their sights. You're listening to the evening news on Kpfk, Berkeley KPFK, Los Angeles Gay FCF, Fresno Online kpfk dot or g'kar. Everyone. This is Brian Edwards taker and I'm Cat Brooks Weekday mornings we host upfront to hours of conversation about what's in the news and what should be politics, technology, prisons, police What's happening in City Hall and at the Statehouse in Washington and in the streets that starting at 7 A.m. right after democracy now on up front Israel has the world's highest corona virus vaccination rate more than 20 per 7% of its population has been vaccinated against Cove in 19, including Jewish settlers, but Palestinians living under Israeli occupation in the West Bank. And Israel's blockade and the Gaza Strip. Every seed no vaccines at all that failure is prompting condemnation by human rights groups inside and outside of Israel. Miyama gari reports from Gaza. About five million Palestinians in the occupied Palestinian territories, including Gaza and the West Bank, are waiting for vaccines against Gov. 19. No one has Bean delivered These really human rights agro bait. Salem stays in a recent report that Israel is obliged to ensure Palestinians are vaccinated. Spokesman carrying Jo Brand National probably be the political situation because we demand Israel delivered the vaccines needed for the Palestinian population in the West Bank and Gaza. This'll could be in cooperation with the Palestinian National Authority. But it's Israel's responsibility to ensure those vaccinations and surely at Israel's expense. Israel is solely responsible for this, some sort of Ron told Pacifica. That Israel has begun vaccinating the more than 100,000 Palestinians in east Jerusalem. Israel asserts control over all of Jerusalem, The international community does not recognize that acclaim. For its part, the Palestinian health minister in the occupied city of Ramallah, says that bringing the vaccines is the responsibility off the Palestinian Authority itself. While Israel is using the Fizer vaccine Palestinians are expecting to receive the Russians put Nick Vaccine within days and the Astra Zenica vaccine by Marsh. Doctor Yes, Ambrosia. The Palestinian director general off public health. He told Pacifica that his ministry has made contact with a number of entities, including Russia, so that they could be direct regarding the cove in 19. We have been working on bringing the vaccines to our Palestinian populations, but whether the occupation should do that, or not is the job of the human rights groups, International Law and United Nations agencies for us As a Ministry of health we're working on bringing the vaccines based on medical and political considerations are looking good. Dr. Mustafa Barghouti, Ramallah based member of the National Palestinian medical team dealing with Cov 19 and head of the Palestinian Initiative party, disagrees with the Palestinian Health Ministry. He insists Israel is responsible for the health of Palestinians. Under occupation. It is concerned there is no justification for what is happening. It is the duty of the new American administration. It is the duty of the international community, United Nations and World Health Organization's to immediately exercise pressure, so Palestinians are not left alone and we'll get the needed vaccines. Particularly Palestinian prisoners, who are now in Israeli jails and being exposed to more and more infections should get the vaccines as soon as possible. Good books that much in the Gaza Strip where Israel imposed a siege in 2007, the situation has recently gotten worse with mounting cases of curvy 19. Because I based Health ministry has been coordinating with the Ramallah based Palestinian health officials doctor made had a best is deputy health minister and Gaza..
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"The plans, along with other executive actions were announced by press secretary Jen Psaki. You're listening to the evening news on KPFK Brickley kpfk Los Angeles can't see if Fresno Online kpfk dot or g'kar Clarence Lee Sainz, author of the book, the Black History of the White House and is professor of political science at Howard University. Speaking is a longtime resident of Washington, D. C. The same told K P F A's upfront morning show host Brian Edwards take heard that there was a mixed mood in the district this morning heading in to today's inauguration. Joy and jubilation that the soon to be ex president and about 50 minutes, his left town I, You know, it was just a horrific four years. Not just for the country. But even here in Washington, D C. Where we had to endure the daily sort of insults and declarations of separations of Donald Trump. S so there's happiness about that, but it's a city. That's also tense because D C became the target for the white nationalist base of the Trump movement, and so going back really all the way to Charlottesville on up through Capitol Hill. The city has had to deal with periodic invasions of the little boys a problem boys, the old keepers on then, of course, it all culminated in the attack on the Capitol, which is God resulted in as you put it out. 25,000 troops in the city and I've lived here for 40 years and I've been involved in protests and demonstrations I've never seen and no one else has this degree of occupation and fear, uh, in the shutdown of the city because of the concern. That there could be a repeat of this white certain supreme, a scoop effort. And so that's where the city that right now we've got directives from the married have any alerts, essentially not to go out. We do not have a curfew, as we did on the day of the Invasion of the capital. But there is concerned not only around the capital area but all over the city because there were reports that in lieu of being able to get anywhere near the capital That some of these groups would fan out around the city and create trouble. So that's where we're at. I mean, what Washington D C and the capital are like a mega destination for protests of all types. I can't help but look at the photos of the capital under lockdown. And think. If people wanted to strike a blow against democracy and it open society, they couldn't have done much better than pushing us into this situation. That's exactly right. And again. I really emphasized this was not a cool. I mean, this is not a Brian. This was not a protest. This was an attempted coup by the president and his allies in Congress. And what they hope was that the mob would create such chaos, which could even have included kidnappings on assassinations. That that would have been the pretext for everything from martial law to ending the electoral vote count to postpone TB inauguration So there was a man there was a concerted effort. And there's more evidence every day of the complicity of the Trump Administration, the Trump campaign and members of Congress. Republican members who were part of all of what happened. So I think all of that going to come out. Uh, we are in a transition, though, and I really would like to underscore that for the vital administration is really critical. Had now on Lee is Trump gone, but that there's d trump of vacation, which means not on Lee. The policies that Trump put in place that need to be reversed, But individuals throughout the government who are loyal to trump I need to be addressed and that the Biden administration, in my estimation, needs to make it clear that this is not as much about immunity, which is what the Republicans are talking about when really they want amnesia. But this really is about going forward with a completely different agenda and that bite needs to reach out to his left. And not to his right political scientists. Clarence Lee, saying is author of the book The Black History of the White House. California filed nine lawsuits against the Trump administration yesterday on President Trump's final full day in office. The lawsuits targeted several environmental rules changes the administration approved in recent days. Attorney General Ha ve ever, Sarah said the lawsuits target last minute rules that would weaken protections for migratory birds and loosen the regulation of greenhouse gas emissions. His office said it filed a total of 122 lawsuits against the trauma administration in the last four years. President buying has nominated the Sarah to head the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services. Once in a century virus. It silently stalks the country has taken his many lives in one year as America lost in.
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"Country and the world. And it poses an existential threat. It will be a focus of President elect Biden in this entire administration. The hearing on Yellen's nomination was one of five confirmation hearings the Senate scheduled for the eve of the inauguration. Capital watches. Consider Yellen's confirmation process likely to move forward rather easily. Ah, full Senate vote on her nomination could come as soon as Thursday reporting for Pacifica Radio News KPFK I'm Christopher Martinez and his confirmation hearing President elect Joe Biden's nominee to lead the Department of Homeland Security. Called the pro trump mob attack on the U. S. Capitol. Horrifying Alejandro May or Kiss said authorities still have much to learn about what happened that day and what led to the insurrection. If I should have the honor of being confirmed, I will do everything I can To ensure that the tragic loss of life the assault on law enforcement the desecration of the building that stands as one of the three pillars of our democracy. A terror that you felt your colleagues, staff and everyone present will not happen again. If confirmed, the former federal prosecutor and senior homeland security official under President Barack Obama would be the first Latino and first immigrant to lead the Department of Homeland Security. Senate committees also held hearings today on national intelligence director nominee April Haynes, Secretary of State nominee Anthony Blinken and Defense secretary nominee Lloyd Austin. Senate remains under Republican control until three new Democratic senators are sworn into office. They are California's Alex Padilla is replacing Vice President elect Camel Harris and two Democrats from Georgia. Raphael Warnock and John US off Republican Senate Majority leader Mitch McConnell and incoming Democratic Senate leader Chuck Schumer have been negotiating how to share power in the evenly divided Senate, According to media reports. Senate committees will have an equal number of Democrats and Republicans, although the committee chairs will be Democrats and Legislation will advance to the Senate floor, even on a tie vote in committee. You're listening to the evening news on KPFK in Berkeley, Kpfk Los Angeles. KFC it Fresno Online K P F a dot or This is an hour long newscast. There's each night at six. There's half hour edition on the weekends, all our newscast. Are archived online at kpfk dot org's They're also available as podcasts. I'm mark Miracle. A federal appeals court has thrown out a rule that was one of the Trump administration's most momentous climate rollbacks. U S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia says the administration acted illegally under the Clean Air Act in easing federal regulation of pollution. From power plants. The rulings expected to give the incoming Biden administration a freer hand to regulate emissions from power plants, one of the major sources of climate damaging fossil fuel emissions. The decision came in a court challenge by environmental groups. Some state governments And others, The U. S. Supreme Court today took up a climate case that could affect the ability of cities and the Bay Area to sue oil companies for damages. Baltimore is seeking damages for the effects of climate change. Today's case was about Jurisdiction Baltimore once the lawsuit to be heard in state court, the oil companies prefer federal court where they feel they have a better chance of prevailing. The decision could determine the fate of similar lawsuits filed around the country, including by the cities of Oakland and San Francisco. San Francisco's city attorney, Dennis Herrera, said in a similar case last year that the city had brought its lawsuit in state court because that's where it belongs. Herrera said at the time that San Francisco and Oakland taxpayers are already incurring the costs of dealing with the damage that fossil fuel companies knowingly caused. It is time for these companies to pay their fair share, he said. They should not be able to stick taxpayers with the bill for the damage they knew they were causing, said San Francisco's city attorney. President elect Biden is considering canceling the permit for the Keystone XL Pipeline project as early as tomorrow day, one of his term, which could be good news for Native American communities. The Nebraska Living near crowded worker camps during the covert pandemic. Eric Gladys reports. Wesley for along with the Native American Rights Fund, says Indian country is at greater risk of illness and death from covert 19 due to a systemic lack of access to quality health care, which has led to higher incidences of heart disease, diabetes and obesity. Because there's been a surge generational black of adequate healthcare in Indian country, you have very vulnerable populations who have preexisting conditions you have The cold mobility's that make the virus especially deadly, if you catch it, he says. The Rosebud Sioux tribe on Nebraska's northern border has less than five respirators for its 15,000 residents and zero respiratory therapists. Petroleum Equipment and Services Association, told High Country News. It was initially concerned about testing, quarantining and other covert related safety measures for workers. But the group is now confident that most operators have gotten the hang of things for long, his skeptical, pointing to a lawsuit involving Trans Canada now called TC Energy, while the company had announced safety measures, including mask wearing and social distancing. When construction started, Furlong says those protocols went out the window. People were grouped together and not wearing masks. I think of industry was really doing what it could to keep their employees and the people of the communities that they're operating in safe. It wouldn't be bringing in hundreds or thousands of people to live in very close quarters. It's the exact opposite of what should be happening during a pandemic. TC Energy spokesperson responded by email saying that the safety of its crews and the public are core company values for long notes. One challenge protecting tribes from outbreaks. A transient work camps is that official covert case counts are recorded in a worker's home state, Not in the county where they're working. This is Eric Gladys reporting for the Nebraska News connection..
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"That's despite an order from the public school system to start bringing teachers back this week with students to follow next week. Lily bulky reports, members of the Chicago Teachers union are refusing to allow the Chicago public school systems order for prekindergarten and certain special education teachers to come into school in person this week with their students to follow next week, say. Thing. A new surge of covert 19 cases and concerns that more are on the way following the New Year's holiday. Many teachers stayed home or worked outside their schools in the cold yesterday and plan to continue teaching online until buildings they're safe for them in their students. Lasky Elementary School music teacher Quentin Washington is one of them. They're asking us to step into the building's unprepared, really quit. No testing mandates, and it's just not fair to our students. It's not fair to our school communities. Members say the fear of losing their jobs is real. And many teachers in Chicago public schools are the solar primary income earners in their households. But they say the fear of the coronavirus further students and families is greater school in city officials say online learning disproportionately hurts black and Latino kids and teens who make up 90% of the district students. But Brandt Tano elementary preschool teacher, Kirsten Robert's not set more black and Latino families have been opting to stay online. While a higher proportion of white families want to return to school. They're destroying her amount for the many and order to force in unsafe The opening in person learning plan for the few. The teachers union is clear. This is not a strike Members plan to continue teaching virtually and communicate with their students, families and colleagues. More than 30 Alderman on the Chicago City Council signed a letter amplifying these safety and equity concerns for Illinois news connection. I'm really bulky. In France, doctors and opposition leaders are pleading for speedier access to Corona virus vaccines on Li about 500 people were vaccinated. In the first week, President Manuel Michael held a special meeting with top government officials. To address the vaccine strategy. The slow rollout was blamed on mismanagement and staffing shortages during end of the year vacations. It was also attributed to a complex consent policy designed to accommodate broad vaccine skepticism among the French public. Ross Colin reports On Monday, France accelerated its covert 19 vaccinations, with thousands of medical staff in hospitals getting the jab after being criticized for a slow start. In what's one of the most vaccines, skeptical countries in the world. France administered only 516 inoculations during the first week of the campaign that focused on nursing home residents Rascal in Paris. India has authorized to covet 19 vaccines, paving the way for a huge inoculation program to stem the pandemic and the world's second most populous country. India gave emergency authorization for the vaccine developed by Oxford University and AstraZeneca and another by an Indian company, Bharat Biotech. The initial plan aims to vaccinate 300 million people, starting with health care workers by August, more than 20,000 health care workers have been trained so far to administer the vaccine isn't guard reports. The government is expected to sign purchase agreements with the manufacturers in the next few weeks, said Um, Institute off India, which is mastered using the Oxford job here has already turned out $50 million and is ready to sell them to the government at $2.5 apiece, But experts say the other vaccine produced by parted by attack on a government run institute, has been granted premature approval. It's currently undergoing phase three trials. The company manufacturing, it says it will have the efficacy data available by the end of March, which is likely to show that the vaccine is 70% effective against the coronavirus. Sean Doug you Delhi, Israel stands out among nations with its vaccination rates. So far, it has inoculated over one million people are about 12% of the population and just over two weeks The effort was boosted by a high quality, centralized health system and the country's small size and concentrated population in the Israeli occupied West Bank, though, and the Israeli blockaded Gaza Strip, Palestinians have had zero access to vaccines. Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank have been vaccinated. Now. The Jerusalem Post reports that the senior Palestinian officials said they may receive vaccines from Israel next month. More from Simon Marks. Israel has already vaccinated 12% of its roughly nine million people at a rate of more than 150,000 Day. It's jabbing Israelis at such a clip that it's running out of vaccine and is now scrambling to acquire Mork Cronista. Netanyahu's got re election in March on to have that with more than half the country vaccinated would probably better for him than not my whole Srivastav a is the Financial Times correspondent in Jerusalem, he says. Politics is playing a role, but so are other factors. These guys made a decision that we're not gonna do this with the Army. We're not going to do this at hospitals and existing clinics were going to do them in Stand alone tents, parking lots, places where there are no patients on that's spent things up a lot. Israel's a very small country. Logistics are easier here. Everything flies into one airport. Those 21 warehouse kept at minus 70 degrees, and then it goes out. Generally speaking, Israel is being touted with success story for a quickie. The vaccines come out, Israeli officials said On Monday, they may provide vaccine for Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. Although the government in Tel Aviv has insisted it's not obliged to do so. Theglobe Mint says it hopes to a vaccinated a quarter of the Israeli population by the end of this month with ever send spotlight. I'm Simon marks an opposition party and local media say about 50 Hong Kong pro democracy figures have been arrested by police under the new national security law. Reports cite their involvement in an unofficial primary election for legislative seats last year. It is the largest mass arrest yet under the security law that was imposed by China last year. Quash dissent in the semi autonomous territory. Those arrested on suspicion of subversion under the new law include former lawmakers and pro democracy activists. The mass arrest is the largest to date since the National security Law was implemented in Hong Kong in June of last year. This is the Pacific it evening News on KPFK Berkeley kick If que Los Angeles K F C F Fresno, You can hear this newscast archived online as well as individual reporter stories at kpfk dot or Gore as a podcast. I'm Eileen Alphandery, everyone. This is Brian Edwards taker and I'm Cat Brooks Weekday mornings. We.