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"On Wall Street, worst day since March. The Dow was down This is CBS News On The Hour, presented by CBS News Los Angeles reporter Tom Waight says the union didn't get went on strike. The initial offer they were getting from the studios was for an 86 million dollar a year contract. That was the total value. The WGA wanted a contract worth 429 million dollars a year. What they finally settled on according to the WGA, the Writers Guild, was a 233 million dollar a year contract. President Biden told striking auto workers on the picket line near Detroit yesterday that they deserve a raise. California is toughening its already strict gun laws says KCBS Radio reporter Chris Ancarlo in San Francisco. The extra money raised would be spent on violence programs and school security. Another measure sets aside most public places from concealed carry. It was written in response to a recent Supreme Court decision. We recognize humbly we're not solving in every one of the cases for incident an we're solving for a pattern and that's an important point. The California Rifle and Pistol Association has already promised court challenges. A New York judge ruled yesterday that Donald Trump and his company violated the state's fraud law for years. More from CBS's Scott McFarland on the case filed by New York Attorney General Letitia James. Trump has repeatedly denied wrongdoing and lashed out at James for bringing the suit. This raging maniac campaigned for office ranting and raving about her goal. Her only goal is we got to get Trump Donald we're gonna get him. In a statement to CBS News a Trump spokesperson calls the ruling fundamentally flawed. The judge has also ordered sanctions of some of Trump's attorneys saying some of their arguments were quote frivolous. FCC The is reinstating so -called net neutrality rules that were rescinded during the Trump administration. CBS News tech contributor Ian Shore. The key question that many of us have is whether or not Congress will eventually get involved. One way to settle this debate about net neutrality would be for Congress to pass a law enshrining its view of what the rules should be. The FTC and 17 states have filed an antitrust lawsuit against Amazon says CBS's Joe Ling Kent. The Federal Trade landmark Commission lawsuit filed a in Seattle federal court alleging the online shopping giant exploits its monopolies in ways that enrich Amazon but harm its customers. The human vacuum law The human vacuum longtime Baltimore Orioles third baseman Brooks Robinson has died. He came of age the before free agent era spent his entire career with the
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"Says don't even think canceling about a game due to the heat. We're gonna be here rain, shine, hot snow, whatever it takes. Hawaii officials have confirmed that the death toll has risen to 80 as a result of wildfires that have devastated parts of the island of Maui. Governor Josh Green had warned the death would toll rise as search and rescue operations continued. Maui's county mayor said cadaver sniffing were deployed dogs to search for the dead. At a news conference aired by Hawaii News Now, Coast Guard spokesperson Eija Kirksey said Coast Guard members moved quickly earlier this week. She said they helped rescue people who were forced to jump into the ocean to escape the wildfire. The initial information we received was potentially up to 100 people had entered the water and would be in need of assistance. Standing among the charred ruins of what was once her home. Lahaina resident Sydney Kearney told the AP the fire wiped out her entire neighborhood. I walked through my room and there's just nothing like everything is gone. The wildfires are the state's deadliest natural disaster in decades, surpassing a 1960 tsunami that killed 61 people. I'm Karen Chamas. To Ratliff with the Religion Minute. The noisy streets of Manhattan's Upper West Side have been home to the Westfark Presbyterian Church for nearly 14 decades. Today, the building needs millions of dollars in repairs. It's sandstone. It's fragile. It crumbles. Ruling elder Marsha Flowers says her small Presbyterian flock that now meets virtually wants to sell the land to developers who will demolish the church and replace it with apartments. Flowers says their dilemma is part of a national trend. Fewer people are going to church, fewer people are giving to churches. But a non -denominational congregation that rents the church is thriving. Veronica Ade of Lighthouse Chapel International says it's important to them that the is church preserved. We don't want to be evicted because we don't have looking for a space in Manhattan is difficult. To sell the church structure West Park Presbyterian Church leaders must convince the city's landmark commission that it's too costly to repair. I'm Walter Ratliff. AP news for this Sunday August August 13th I'm Jackie Quinn. More wildfire victims have been recovered in Maui bringing the death toll to around 100 confirmed hundreds more are still missing. It makes this the USA's worst disaster wildfire in over a century. This man in Helena says he and three friends were trying to drive away from the fire when the flames whipped up and he jumped out of the car. I ran down to the ocean. I was only a quarter mile from the ocean and they stayed in their car. They died with their dogs. He tells Sky News that he saw one body burned like charcoal. This man Abe Yabus has nine missing. relatives We've been to a lot of hotels inside Lahaina but none of them are there. So we've been to a police station. We called Red Cross. At least 2 ,000 structures have been destroyed. There are fears there are many more victims inside. In western Pennsylvania a fifth victim from a house explosion has been found by searchers going through the rubble in Allegheny County. Two homes caught on fire after Saturday's blast. Officials say it could be months before they know the cause. Former Vice President Mike Pence says there is no question former President Trump tried to pressure victim came into changing the outcome of the 2020 election, something Pence would not do. There's almost no idea the idea more un -American than the idea that any one person could choose which votes to count for President to the United States. Meanwhile he tells NBC's Meet the Press it's appropriate there's a special council about the investigation into the business activities of Hunter Biden. An attack inside a mosque in southern Iran, Trump. The fireman opened fire at least one person killed. Schools closed again Monday in Louisville, Kentucky because of ongoing busing issues. American golfer Lily Avu is the winner the winner of the British Open. This is AP News. A large fine for a banned same -sex kiss in Malaysia. I'm Archie Zaraleta with an entertainment update. The organizer of a Malaysian music festival is demanding the band The 1975 pay 2 point seven million dollars for breach of contract. Singer Matty Healey forced the cancellation of the festival last month after he used profanities and kissed bassist Ross McDonald in protest of the Malaysian government's stance against inequality. As hip -hop marks its 50th anniversary many rappers credit the 1979 Sugarhill Gang song Rapper's Delight as their first brush with rap. Musician Roxanne Shante says for her it comedian was Nipsey Russell. He was able to freestyle every day all day and that's like who I am and that's what I do still today. Tom Jones has died not the Welsh singer but the lyricist for the musical The Fantasticks. Jones died of cancer Friday at the age of 95. I'm Archie Zaraleta. I'm Jackie Quinn, AP News. Thank you for listening to the AP Radio Network. For news on the go try the AP Mobile app. Get breaking US and international news from the world's most trusted news source
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"Kevin Murphy says don't even think about canceling a game due to the heat. We're going to be here shine, rain, hot snow, whatever it takes. I'm Shelly Adler. Hawaii officials have confirmed that the death toll has risen to 80 as a result of wildfires that have devastated parts of the island of Maui. Governor Josh Green had warned the death toll would rise as search and rescue operations continued. Maui's county mayor said cadaver sniffing dogs were deployed to search for the dead. At a news conference aired by Hawaii News Now, Coast Guard spokesperson Aja Kirksey said Coast Guard members moved quickly earlier this week. She said they helped rescue people who were forced to jump into the ocean to escape the wildfire. The initial information we received was potentially up to 100 people had entered the water and would be in need of assistance. Standing among the charred ruins of what was once her home, Lahaina resident Sydney Carney told the AP the fire wiped out her entire neighborhood. I walked through my room and there's just nothing, like everything is gone. The wildfires are the state's natural deadliest disaster in decades, surpassing a 1960 tsunami that killed 61 people. I'm Karen Chamas. I'm Walter Ratliff with the Religion Minute. The noisy streets of Manhattan's Upper West Side have been home to the Westfark Presbyterian Church for nearly 14 decades. Today the building needs millions of dollars in repairs. It's sandstone, it's fragile, it crumbles. Ruling elder Marsha Flowers says their small Presbyterian flock that now meets virtually wants to sell the land to developers who will demolish the church and replace it with apartments. Flowers says their dilemma is part of a national trend. Fewer people are going to church. Fewer people are giving to churches. But a non -denominational congregation that rents the sanctuary says their church is thriving. Veronica Ade of Lighthouse Chapel National says it's important to them that the church is preserved. We don't want to be evicted because we don't have looking for a space in Manhattan is difficult. To sell the church structure, West Park Presbyterian Church leaders must convince the city's landmark commission that it's too costly to repair. I'm Walter Ratliff. AP news for this Sunday, August 13th. I'm Jackie Quinn. More wildfire victims have been recovered in Maui, bringing the death toll to around 100 confirmed. Hundreds more are still missing. It makes this the USA's worst wildfire disaster in over a century. This man in Helena says he and three friends were trying to drive away from the fire when the flames whipped up and he jumped out of the car. Ran down to the ocean. I was only a quarter mile from the ocean and stayed they in their car. They died with their dogs and everything. He tells Sky News that he saw one body burned like charcoal. This man, Abe Yabis, has nine relatives missing. We've been to a lot of hotels at Lahaina, but none of them are there. So we've been to a police station. We called Red Cross. At least 2 2 ,000 structures have been destroyed. There are fears there are many more victims inside. In western Pennsylvania, a fifth victim from a house explosion has been found by searchers going through the rubble in Allegheny County. Two homes caught on fire after Saturday's blast. Officials say it could be months before they know the cause. Former Vice President Mike Pence says there is no question former President Trump tried to pressure him into changing the outcome of the 2020 election, something Pence would not do. There's almost no idea more un -American than the idea that any one person could choose which votes to count for President of the United States. Meanwhile, he tells NBC's Meet the Press, it's appropriate there's a special counsel investigation into the business activities of Hunter Biden. An attack inside a mosque in southern Iran, a gunman opened fire. At least one person killed. Schools closed again Monday in Louisville, Kentucky because of ongoing busing issues. American golfer Lily Avu is the winner of the British Open. A large fine for a banned same -sex kiss in Malaysia. I'm Archie Zaraleta with an entertainment update. The organizer of a Malaysian music festival is demanding the band The 1975 pay $2 .7 million for breach of contract. Singer Matty Healey forced the cancellation of the festival last month. After he used profanities and kissed bassist Ross McDonald in protest of Malaysian the government stance against homosexuality. As hip -hop marks its 50th anniversary, many rappers credit the 1979 Sugarhill Gang song Rapper's Delight as their first brush with rap. Musician Roxanne Shante says for her it was comedian Nipsey Russell. He was able to freestyle every day all day and that's like who I am and that's what I do still today. Tom Jones has died. Not the Welsh singer but the lyricist for the musical The Fantasticks. Jones died of cancer Friday at the age 95. of I'm Archie Zaraleta. And I'm Jackie Quinn, AP News. The best time to get a great deal on a Jeep SUV is now during the Summer of Jeep event. Visit Jeep .com or your Jeep local brand dealer to find the
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"To rise. I'm Shelley Adler. Authorities are using cadaver sniffing dogs to locate the dead as residents of the Hawaiian island of Maui sift through the remains of their homes destroyed by wildfires still not completely contained. Officials raised the death toll to 80 at least and warned that it could rise again as search efforts continued. Now overseas where shippers have been warned to stay away from Iranian waters over the threat of being seized as U .S. Iran tensions grow. AP correspondent Karen Chalmers reports. Western backed maritime forces in the Middle East have warned shippers traveling through the strategic Strait of Hormuz to stay as far away from Iranian territorial waters as possible. The forces warned that making such a voyage increases their risk of being seized. The Strait of Hormuz is the narrow mouth of the Persian Gulf, through which 20 percent of the world's oil passes. A similar warning went out to shippers earlier this year, ahead of Iran seizing two tankers traveling near the Strait. I'm Karen Chalmers. This summer's heatwave is suggesting the stamina and resourcefulness at a major southern state. Talk about high heat. At a youth baseball tournament in Louisiana this past temps reached 105 degrees and the heat index topped out at 117. Tim Ward is a Dixie youth baseball umpire. I was on the field and the heat Heat overcame me, I started having a stiff neck, started getting dizzy, motioned for the umpires to and check on me. After that I couldn't tell you what happened. Adjustments have been made according to Commissioner William Wade. We have a policy where if the heat index gets to a certain point we take mandatory five minute breaks every two innings. This is AP News. I'm Walter The noisy streets of Manhattan's Upper West Side have been home to the Westfark Presbyterian Church for nearly 14 decades. Today the building needs millions of dollars in repairs. It's so it's fragile. It crumbles ruling elder Marsha Flowers says their small presbyterian flock that now meets virtually wants to sell the land to developers who will demolish the church and replace it with apartments. Flowers says their dilemma is part of a national trend. Fewer people are going to church fewer people are giving to churches. But a non denominational congregation that rents the sanctuary says their church is thriving. Veronica Ade of Lighthouse Chapel International says it's important to them that the church is preserved. We don't want to be evicted. To sell the church structure West Park Presbyterian church leaders must convince the landmark commission that it's too costly to repair. I'm Walter Ratliff and I'm Shelly Adler, AP News. Poland's defence minister has said that military reinforcement at the border with Belarus is to due hostile rhetoric and actions on behalf of Poland's neighbour. Mariusz Błaszczak met with some of the troops recently deployed close to the Belarus border in eastern Poland. Both Belarus and Russia are calling the buildup of Polish troops on the border a hostile act. The defence minister asserted that the military presence was nothing more than a deterrent move. It is indeed being amassed but to deter an aggressor, to strengthen the borders and to ensure security. the This is way it is and this is the way it will be, despite the various fake news and despite the disinformation campaigns. He has already recently confirmed that 10 ,000 Polish troops will be stationed on the border with Belarus. In addition to the usual border guards, I'm Karen Chammas. US officials say the Pentagon is developing plans to restructure the National Guard in Washington DC. The goal is to address problems highlighted by the chaotic response to the January 6 riot and safety breaches during the 2020 protests over the murder of George Floyd. Officials say the changes under discussion would transfer aviation units from the District of Columbia. Those units came under sharp criticism during the protests when a helicopter flew dangerously low over a crowd. Several officials spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations, adding no final decisions have been made. I'm Shelley Adler. Thank you for listening to the AP Radio Network.
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"Of the world's oil passes a similar warning went out to shippers earlier this year ahead of ron seizing two tankers traveling near the strait i'm karen chamas this summer's heatwave is testing the stamina and resourcefulness at a major southern youth baseball event people talk about high heat at a youth baseball tournament in louisiana this past week temps reached 105 degrees and the heat index topped out at 117 tim ward is a dixie youth baseball umpire i was on the field and uh the heat overcame me i started having a stiff neck uh started getting dizzy motioned for the umpires to come in and check on me after that i couldn't tell you what happened adjustments have been made according to commissioner william wade we have a policy where if the heat index gets to a certain point we take mandatory five minute breaks every two innings this is ap news i'm walter ratliff with the religion minute the noisy streets of manhattan's upper west side have been home to the west park presbyterian in church for nearly fourteen decades today the building needs millions of dollars in repairs it's in stone it's fragile it crumbles ruling elder marsha flowers says they're small presbyterian octa now meets virtually wants to sell the land to developers who will demolish the church and replace it with apartments flowers says their dilemma is part of a national trend fewer people are going to church fewer people but a non -denominational congregation that rents the sanctuary says their church is thriving veronica odd day of lighthouse chapel international says it's important to them that the church preserved is we don't want to be evicted to sell the church structure west park presbyterian church leaders must convince the city's landmark commission that it's too costly to repair i'm walter ratliff and i'm news news thank you for listening to the
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Jake burger and jesus sanchez had two hits of pieces tomorrow and stayed a half game out of a playoff berth i'm dave fairy death toll expected to rise. I'm Shelly Adler. Authorities are using first sniffing dogs to locate the dead as residents of the hawaiian island of maui sift Through the remains of their homes destroyed by wildfires still not completely contained officials raised the death toll to at least 80 and warned that it could rise again as search efforts continued Now overseas where shippers have been warned to stay away from Iranian waters over the threat of being seized as us iran tensions grow ap correspondent karen chamis reports western backed maritime forces in the middle east have warned shippers traveling through the strategic strait of moors to stay as far away from Iranian territorial waters as possible the forces warned that making such a voyage increases their risk of being seized the strait of hormones is the narrow mouth of the Persian gulf through which 20 percent of the world's oil passes a similar warning went out to shippers earlier this year ahead of iran seizing two tankers traveling near the strait i'm karen chamis this summer's heat wave is testing the stamina and resourcefulness at a major event talk about high heat at a youth baseball tournament in Louisiana this past week temps reached 105 degrees and the heat index topped out at 117 tim ward is a dixie youth baseball umpire i was on the field and the heat overcame me i started having a stiff neck started getting dizzy motion for the umpires to come in and check on me uh after that i couldn't tell you what happened adjustments have been aid according to commissioner william wade we have a policy where if the heat index gets to a certain point we take mandatory five -minute breaks every two innings this is ap news i'm walter ratliff with the religion minute the noisy streets of manhattan's upper west side have been home to the west park presbyterian church for nearly fourteen decades today the building needs millions of dollars repairs in it's sandstone it's fragile it crumbles ruling elder marcia flowers says their small presbyterian flock that now meets virtually wants to sell the land to developers who will demolish the replace it with apartments flowers says their dilemma is part of a national trend fewer people are going hurt fewer people giving to charges but a non -denominational congregation that rents the sanctuary says their church is thriving veronica odd day of lighthouse chapel international says it's important to them that the church is preserved we don't want to be evicted to sell the church structure west park presbyterian leaders must convince the city's landmark commission that it's too costly to repair i'm walter ratliff and i'm billy atler a p news pollens defense minister has said that military reinforcements at border the border with belarus is due to hostile rhetoric and actions on behalf of pollens neighbor use was chuck met with some of the troops recently deployed close to the belarus border in eastern poland both belarus and russia are calling the buildup of polish troops on the border a hostile act the defense minister asserted that the military presence was nothing more than a deterrent move it is indeed being amassed but to deter an aggressor to strengthen the borders and to ensure security this is the way it is and this is the way it will be despite the various fake news and and despite the various disinformation campaigns he has already recently confirmed that 10 thousand police troops will be stationed on the border with belarus in addition to the usual border guards i'm karen chamois u .s officials say the pentagon is developing plans to restructure the national guard in washington dc the goal is to address problems highlighted by the chaotic response to the 6 january riot and safety breaches during the 2020 protests over the murder of george floyd officials say the changes under discussion would transfer aviation units from the district of columbia those units came under sharp criticism during the protest when a helicopter dangerously flew low over a crowd several officials spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations adding no final decisions have been made i'm shelly
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"Lucas Glover fired a 664 on Friday to take a one shot lead over Jordan Spieth in the FedEx St. Jude Championship. Glover is ten under for the tournament and has shot in the 60s in 19 of his last 20 rounds. NASCAR and William Byron will start Sunday's Brickyard 400 from the back of the field after failing pre -race inspection three times on Friday. Byron leads all drivers with four cup wins this year and the Premier League season open with Manchester City earning a 3 -0 win against Burnley. I'm Dave Ferry, AP Sports. Mark Cana's pinch hit RBI double was the winning blow as the Brewers defeated the White Sox 7 -6 in ten innings. I want to come through for the boys and, you know, do a job there and just, not that I feel like I have to prove myself but, you know, it's a new team. You want to pick up the guys and you want to show them who you are and it means a lot. Milwaukee trailed 5 -2 scoring before twice in both the fifth and sixth frames with the game eventually going extras. With the victory the Brewers maintained their two -and -a -half game lead in the NL Central. David Schuster, Chicago. More and more victims remains are being recovered in the burned out ruins of neighborhoods in Maui while many survivors are sitting in shelters. This is going to go down in history as one of the worst disasters ever in Hawaii. Shane Dude was a county official in Maui and expresses sorrow over so many losses. Tom Leonard who's lived in the tourist district of Lahaina for decades says everything he had is lost. My condo, my Jeep, my laptop, my cell phone. He describes the horror of the billowing fire on historic Front Street where cars were igniting and a woman became trapped. Nobody could even get to her. The door, you know, couldn't get to the doors of the windows. She was stuck. And we watched her go. This resident, also now homeless and possession lists. A lot of us are post traumatic stress, shell shock and wondering about their future. I'm Jackie Quinn. Death toll expected to rise. I'm Shelley Adler. Authorities are using cadaver sniffing dogs to locate dead the as residents of the Hawaiian island of Maui sift through the remains of their homes destroyed by wildfires still not completely contained. Officials raised the death toll to at least 80 and that warned it could rise again as search efforts continued. Now overseas, where shippers have warned been to stay away from Iranian waters over the threat of being seized as U .S. Iran actions grow. AP correspondent Karen Chalmers reports. Western backed maritime forces in East the Middle have warned shippers traveling through the strategic Strait of Hormuz to stay as far away from Iranian territorial waters as possible. The forces warned that making such a voyage increases their risk of being seized. The Strait of Hormuz is the narrow mouth of the Persian Gulf, through which 20 % of the oil world's passes. A similar warning went out to shippers earlier this year ahead of Iran seizing two tankers traveling near the strait. I'm Karen Chalmers. This summer's heatwave is testing the stamina and resourcefulness at a major southern youth baseball event. Talk about high heat. At a youth baseball tournament in Louisiana this past week, temps reached 105 degrees and the heat index topped out at 117. Tim Ward is a Dixie youth baseball umpire. I was on the field and the heat overcame me. I started having a stiff neck, started getting dizzy, motioned for the umpires to come in and check on me. After that I couldn't tell you what happened. Adjustments have been made according to Commissioner William Wade. We have a policy where if the heat index gets to a certain point, we take mandatory five -minute breaks every two innings. This is AP News. I'm Walter Ratliff with the Religion Minute. The noisy streets of Manhattan's Upper West Side have been home to the Westfark Presbyterian Church for nearly 14 decades. Today the building needs millions of dollars in repairs. It's sandstone. It's fragile. It crumbles. Ruling elder Marsha Flowers says their small Presbyterian flock that now meets sexually wants to sell the land to developers who will demolish the church and replace it with apartments. Flowers says their dilemma is part of a national trend. Fewer people are going to church. Fewer people are giving to churches. But a non -denominational congregation that rents the sanctuary says their church is thriving. Veronica Ade of Lighthouse Chapel International says it's important to them that the church is I want to be evicted. To sell the church structure West Park Presbyterian Church leaders must convince the city's Landmark Commission that it's too costly to repair. I'm Walter Ratliff and I'm Shelley Adler AP News. This week at Macy's it's the perfect time to save on everything they need for back to school. Like
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"Officials have confirmed that the death toll has risen to 80 as a result of fires that have devastated parts of the island of Maui. Governor Josh Green had warned the death toll would raise as search and rescue operations continued. Maui's county mayor said cadaver sniffing dogs were deployed to search for the dead. At a news conference aired by Hawaii News Now, Coast Guard spokesperson Aja Kirksey said Coast Guard members moved quickly earlier this week. She said they helped rescue people who were forced to into jump the ocean to escape the wildfire. The information initial we received was potentially up to 100 people had entered the water and would be in need of assistance. Standing among the charred ruins of what was once her home, Lahaina resident Sydney Carney told the AP the fire wiped out her entire neighborhood. I walked through my room and there's just nothing like everything is gone. The wildfires are the state's deadliest natural disaster in decades surpassing that. a I'm Karen Chamas. I'm Walter Ratliff with the religion minute. The noisy streets of Manhattan's Upper West Side have been home to the Westfark Presbyterian Church for nearly 14 decades. Today, the building needs millions of dollars in repairs. It's sandstone. It's fragile. It crumbles ruling elder Marsha Flowers says their small presbyterian flock that now meets virtually wants to sell the land to developers who will demolish the church and replace it with apartments. says Flowers their dilemma is part of a national trend. Fewer people are going to church, fewer people are giving to churches. But a non -denominational congregation that rents the sanctuary says their church thriving. is Veronica Ade of Lighthouse Chapel International says it's important to them that the church is preserved. We don't want to be evicted because we don't have, looking for a space in Manhattan is difficult. To sell the church structure, West Park Presbyterian Church leaders must convince the city's landmark commission that it's too costly to wear. I'm Walter Radcliffe. Russia has said that its military has managed to thwart an attack by 20 Ukrainian drones that were targeting the Moscow annexed region of Crimea. Russia's defense ministry claimed a on post on Telegram that 14 drones were shot down and 6 more were jammed electronically. casualties No or deaths were reported. Meanwhile Russian authorities also confirmed they had shot down two Ukrainian missiles on a bridge linking Russia to Crimea. Videos circulated on Russian social media appear to show smoke rising above the bridge. The bridge connecting Crimea and Russia carries heavy significance for Moscow. Logistically it serves as a key artery for military and civilian supplies. Psychologically the bridge represents an assertion of Kremlin control of the peninsula it illegally annexed in 2014. I'm Karen Shemmas. AP Sports, Dave I'm Ferry. Dave The Rays were able to climb within two games of the AL East leading Orioles. Wanda Franco slammed a walk -off homer leading off the bottom of the ninth to give the Rays a 9 -8 win over the Guardians. Cleveland tied it by scoring three times in the ninth on wild pitches but Franco entered it with his third RBI of the night. Rays manager Cash Kevin said Franco had quite a day. Defensively early on in the game just highlight plays and then he'll be on every highlight tonight and tomorrow morning with the walk video Rodriguez smacked a three run homer and had four RBIs. Meanwhile the Red Sox rotation received a boost. Kudetsky Greg tells us how. Behind Chris Sale's first appearance since June 1st the Boston Red Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers five to two at Fenway Park. Sale lasted four and two thirds and did not allow a hit until Kerry had a solo home run in the fifth. That's obviously something after a long layoff that can come into question being so able to kind of command the strike zone was satisfying for sure. Other American League winners were the Astros, Rangers, Yankees and Royals Eddie Rosario and Austin Riley led the Braves attack in a 7 route -0 of the Mets. Rosario had three RBI's including a two -run single in the fourth to open the scoring. Riley drove in two runs while finishing a triple shy of the cycle. Charlie Morton set a career high with seven walks but he also limited the Mets to three hits over five innings. My change over my cutter over there a little bit and you know too soon we're okay but I mean my bread and butter just wasn't there. David Schuster watched the NL Central leaders in action. Mark Cana's pinch RBI hit double was the winning blow as the Brewers defeated the White Sox 7 -6 in 10 innings. Yeah I want to come through for the boys and you know do a job there and just just not that I feel like I have to prove myself but you know it's a new team you want to you want to pick up the guys and you want to show them who you are and means a lot. The Phillies Red's Cubs Padres Dodgers and Nationals for the other NL winners. I'm Dave Ferry AP sports on Dave Ferry baseballs division leaders went four and two on Friday with the Rangers Braves Brewers and Dodgers all winning. The Orioles lead the AL East by two games over the Rays. The twins are three and a half ahead of the Guardians in the AL Central. The Rangers are two and a half up on the Astros in the AL West. The Braves owner nine and a half game edge in the NL East. The Brewers pace the NL Central by two and a half and the Dodgers enjoy a seven and a half game bulge in the NL West. Other baseball news Blue Jays pitcher Alec Manoa and Reds utility man Nick Sanzell were demoted to AAA.
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"Times on Friday. Byron leads all drivers with four cup wins this year and the Premier League season open with Manchester City earning a three nil win against Burnley. I'm Dave Ferry AP Sports. Mark Cana's pinch hit RBI double was the winning blow as the Brewers defeated the White Sox 7 -6 in 10 innings. I want to come through for the boys and you know do a job there and just just not that I feel like I have to prove myself but you know it's a new team you want to you want to pick up the guys and you want to show them who you are and means a lot. Milwaukee trailed five to two before scoring twice in both a fifth and six frames with the game eventually going extras with the victory the Brewers maintain their two and a half game lead in the NL Central. David Schuster Chicago. More and more victims remains are being recovered in the burned out ruins of neighborhoods in Maui while many survivors are sitting in shelters. This is going to go down in history is one of the worst disasters ever in Hawaii. Shane Dudes was a county official in Maui and expresses sorrow over so many losses. Tom Leonard who's lived in the tourist district of Lahaina for decades says everything he had is lost. My condo my Jeep, my laptop, my cell phone. He describes the horror of the billowing fire on historic Front Street where cars were igniting and a woman became trapped. Nobody could even get to her. The door of you couldn't get to the doors or the windows. She was stuck and we watched her go. was hurt. This resident, also now homeless and possession list. A lot of us are post traumatic stress, shell shock and wondering about their future. I'm Jackie Quinn. Death toll expected to rise. I'm Shelley Adler. Authorities are using Davor sniffing dogs to locate the dead as residents of the Hawaiian island of Maui sift through the remains of their homes destroyed by wildfires still not completely contained. Officials raised the death toll to at least 80 and warned that it could rise again as search efforts continued. Now overseas where shippers have been warned to stay away from Iranian waters over the threat of being seized as US Iran tensions grow. AP correspondent Karen Chalmers reports. Western -backed maritime forces in the Middle East have warned shippers traveling through the strategic Strait of Hormuz to stay as far away from Iranian territorial waters as possible. The forces warned that making such a voyage increases their risk of being seized. The Strait of Hormuz is the narrow mouth of Persian the Gulf through which 20 % of the world's oil passes. A similar warning went out to shippers earlier this year ahead of Iran seizing two tankers travelling near the strait. I'm Karen Chalmers. This summer's heatwave is testing the stamina and resourcefulness at a major baseball event. Talk about high heat at a youth baseball tournament in Louisiana this past week temps reached 105 degrees and the heat index topped out at 117. Tim Ward is a Dixie youth baseball umpire. I was on the field and the heat overcame me. I started having stiff neck, started getting motion for the umpires to come in and check on me. After that I couldn't tell you what happened. Adjustments have been made according to Commissioner William Wade. We have a policy where if the heat index gets to a certain point We take mandatory five -minute breaks every two innings. This is AP News. I'm Walter Ratliff with the Religion Minute. The noisy streets of Manhattan's Upper West Side have been home to the Westfark Presbyterian Church for nearly 14 decades. Today the building needs millions of dollars in repairs. It's sandstone, it's fragile, it crumbles. Ruling elder Marsha Flowers says her small Presbyterian flock that now meets virtually wants to sell the land to developers who will demolish the church and replace it with apartments. Flowers says their dilemma is part of a national trend. Fewer people are giving to church. Fewer people are giving to churches. But a non -denominational congregation that rents the sanctuary says their church is thriving. Veronica Ade of Lighthouse Chapel International says it's important to them that the church is preserved. We don't want to be evicted. To sell the church structure, Westfark Presbyterian church leaders must convince the city's landmark commission that it's too costly to repair. I'm Walter Ratliff. And I'm Shelley Adler, AP News. Thanks for
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"Kevin Murphy says don't even think about canceling a game due to the heat. We're going to be here. shine, Rain, hot, snow, whatever it takes. I'm Shelley Adler. Hawaii officials have confirmed that the death toll has risen to 80 as a result of wildfires that have devastated parts of the island of Maui. Governor Josh Green had warned the death toll would rise as search and rescue operations continued. Maui's county mayor said cadaver sniffing dogs were deployed to search for the dead. At a news conference aired by Hawaii News Now, Coast Guard spokesperson Aisha Kirksey said Coast Guard members moved quickly earlier this week. She said they helped rescue people who were forced to jump into the ocean to escape the wildfire. The initial information we received was potentially up to 100 people had entered the water and would be need in of assistance. Standing among the charred ruins of what was once her home, Lahaina resident Sydney Carney told the AP the fire wiped out her entire neighborhood. I walked through my room and there's just nothing like everything is gone. The wildfires are the state's deadliest natural disaster in decades, surpassing a 1960 tsunami that killed 61 people. I'm Karen Cheves. I'm Walter Ratliff with the Religion Minute. The noisy streets of Manhattan's Upper West have Side been home to the Westfark Presbyterian Church for nearly 14 decades. Today the building needs millions of dollars in repairs. It's sandstone. It's fragile. It crumbles ruling elder Marsha Flowers says their small Presbyterian flock that now meets virtually wants to sell the land to developers who will demolish the church and replace it with apartments. Flowers says their dilemma is part of a national trend. Fewer people are going to church. Fewer people are giving to churches. But a non -denominational congregation that rents the sanctuary says their church is thriving. Veronica Ade of Lighthouse Chapel International says it's important to them that the church is preserved. We don't want to be evicted. Looking for a space in Manhattan is difficult to sell the church structure. West Park Presbyterian Church leaders must convince the city's landmark commission that it's too costly to repair. I'm Walter Ratliff. Russia has said that its military has managed to thwart an attack by 20 Ukrainian drones that were targeting the Moscow annexed region of Crimea. Russia's defense ministry claimed on a post on Telegram that 14 drones were shot down six and more were jammed electronically. No casualties or deaths were reported. Meanwhile, Russian authorities also confirmed they had shot down two Ukrainian missiles on a bridge linking Russia to Crimea. Videos circulated on Russian social media appearing to show smoke rising above the bridge. bridge The connecting Crimea and Russia carries heavy significance for Moscow. Logistically it serves as a key artery for military and civilian supplies. Psychologically the bridge represents an assertion of Kremlin troll of the peninsula it illegally annexed in 2014. I'm Karen Shemmas. AP IT EVERYBODY EVERYBODY EVERYBODY AP SPORTS I 'M DAVE FERRY. THE RAYS WERE ABLE TO CLIMB WITHIN TWO GAMES OF THE EVERYBODY AL EVERYBODY EVERYBODY EVERYBODY EVERYBODY EVERYBODY EVERYBODY EVERYBODY EVERYBODY EVERYBODY EVERYBODY The O's were clobbered by the Mariners. 9 -2 was Julio Rodriguez smacked a three -run homer and had four RBIs. MEANWHILE THE RED SOX ROTATION RECEIVED A BOOST. GREG KONETSKY TELLS US HOW. BEHIND CHRISTSAIL 'S FIRST APPEARANCE SINCE JUNE 1ST THE BOSTON RED SOX DEFEATED THE DETROY TIGERS 5 -2 AT FENWEY PARK. SAIL LASTED 4 -2 THE 3RD 'S AND DIDN 'T ALLOW A HIT UNTIL CARRIE CARPENTER HAD A SOLO HOME RUN IN THE 5TH. That's obviously something after a A long layoff that can come into question so being able to kind of command the strike zone was satisfying for sure. OTHER AMERICAN LEAGUE WINNERS WERE THE ASTROS, RANGERS, YANKIES AND ROYALS. EDDIE ROSARIO AND AUSTIN RILEY LED THE BRAVES ATTACK IN A 7 -0 ROUTE OF THE METS. ROSARIO HAD 3 RBI 'S, INCLUDING TWO A -RUN SINGLE IN THE 4TH TO OPEN THE SCORING. RILEY DROVE IN TWO -RUNS WHILE FINISHING A TRIPLE SHY OF THE CYCLE. CHARLIE MORTON SET A CAREER HIGH WITH SEVEN WALKS, BUT HE ALSO LIMITED THE METS TO THREE HITS OVER FIVE INNINGS. cutter My was changeover, there my a little bit and two of them were okay, but my bread and butter just enacted now it seems like they wanted to try a fight but in the end, didn't want to get their kick out, so, for example, that's why the NFL central leaders in control felt ticks and a hit was still locked just not that I feel like I have to prove myself but you know it's a new team you want to you want to pick up the guys and you to want show them who you are and it means a lot. The Phillies, Reds, Cubs, Padres, Dodgers and Nationals were the other and all winners. I'm Dave Ferri, AP Sports. AP Sports, I'm Dave Ferri. Baseball's division leaders went 4 -2 on Friday with the Rangers, Braves, Brewers and Dodgers all winning. The Orioles lead the AL East by two games over the Rays. The Twins are three and a half ahead of the Guardians in the AL Central. The Rangers are two and a half up on the Astros in the AL West. The Braves own a nine and a half game edge in the AL East. The Brewers pace the AL Central by two and a half and the Dodgers enjoy a seven and a half game bulge in the AL West. Other baseball news, Blue Jays pitcher Alec Manoa and Reds utility man Nick Sanzel were demoted to AAA. Lucas Glover fired a 664 on Friday to take a one shot lead over Jordan Spieth in the FedEx St. Jude Championship. Glover is 10 under for the tournament and has shot in in the 60s in 19 of his last 20 rounds. NASCAR and William Byron will start Sunday's Brickyard 400 from back the of the field after failing pre race inspection three times on Friday. Byron leads all drivers with four cup wins this year and the Premier League season open with Manchester City earning a three nil win against Burnley. I'm Dave Ferry AP Sports. Mark Cana's pinch hit RBI double was the winning blow as the Brewers defeated the White Sox 7 -6 in 10 innings. I want to come through for the boys and you know
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"60s in 19 his of last 20 rounds. NASCAR and William Byron will start Sunday's Brickyard 400 from the back of the field after failing pre race inspection three times on Friday. Byron leads everyone will start Sunday's Brickyard 400 from the back of the field after failing pre race inspection three times on Friday. Byron leads all drivers with four cup wins back of the field this year and the Premier League season open with Manchester City earning a three nil win against Burnley. I'm Dave Ferry AP Sports. Mark Cana's pinch hit RBI double was the winning blow as the Brewers defeated the White Sox 7 -6 in 10 innings. I want to come through for the boys and you know do a job there and just just show them who you are and means a lot. Milwaukee trailed five to two before scoring twice in both the fifth and six frames with the game eventually going extras with the victory. The Brewers maintained their two and a half game lead in the NL Central. David Worcester Chicago. More and more victims remains are being recovered in the burned out ruins of neighborhoods in Maui while many survivors are sitting in shelters. This is going to go down in history on the worst disasters. Ever in Hawaii, Shane dude was a county official in Maui and expresses sorrow over so many losses. Tom Leonard, who's lived in the tourist district of Lahaina for decades, says everything he had is lost. My condo, Jeep, my my laptop, my cell phone. He describes the horror of the billowing fire on historic Front Street, where cars were igniting and a woman became trapped. Nobody can get to her. The door is young. Couldn't get to the doors or the windows. She was stuck and we watched her go. this resident, also now homeless and possession lists. A lot of us air post traumatic stress a shell shock and wondering about their future. I'm Jackie Quinn. Death toll expected to rise. I'm Shelly Adler. Authorities are using ever sniffing dogs to locate the dead as residents of the Hawaiian island of Maui lived through the remains of their homes destroyed by wildfires still not completely contained. Officials raised the death toll to at least 80 and warned that it could rise again as search efforts continued. Now overseas where shippers have been warned to stay away from Iranian waters over the threat of seized being as US Iran tensions grow. AP correspondent Karen Chalmers says Western backed maritime forces in the Middle East have warned shippers travelling through the strategic Strait of Moors to stay as far away from Iranian territorial waters as possible. The forces warn that making such a voyage increases their risk of being seized. The Strait of Moors is the narrow mouth of the Persian Gulf through which 20 % of the world's oil passes. A similar warning went out to shippers earlier this year ahead of Iran seizing two tankers travelling near the strait. I'm Karen Chalmers. This summer's heat wave is testing the stamina and resourcefulness at a major southern youth baseball event. Talk about high heat at a youth baseball tournament Louisiana this past week temps reached 105 degrees and the heat index topped out at 117. Tim Ward is a Dixie youth baseball umpire. I was on the field and the heat overcame me. I started having stiff neck started getting dizzy motion for the umpires to come in and check on me after that I couldn't tell you what happened. Adjustments have been made according to Commissioner William Wade. We have a policy where if the heat index gets to a certain point we take mandatory five -minute breaks every two innings. This is AP News. I'm Walter Ratliff with the Religion Minute. The noisy streets of Manhattan's Upper West Side have been home to the Westfark Presbyterian Church for nearly 14 decades. Today the building needs millions of dollars in repairs. It's sandstone, it's fragile, it crumbles. Ruling elder Marsha Flowers says their small Presbyterian flock that now meets virtually wants to sell the land to developers who will demolish the church replace and it with apartments. Flowers says their dilemma is part of a national trend. Fewer people are giving to churches. But a non -denominational congregation that rents the sanctuary says their church is thriving. Veronica Ade of Lighthouse Chapel International says important it's to them that the church is preserved. We don't want to be evicted. To sell the church structure, Westfark Presbyterian Church leaders must convince the city's landmark commission that it's too costly to repair. I'm Walter Ratliff. And I'm Shelley Adler, AP News.
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"Officials have confirmed that the death toll has risen to 80 as a result of wildfires that have devastated parts of the island of Maui. Governor Josh Green warned had the death toll would rise as search and rescue operations continued. Maui's county mayor said cadaver sniffing dogs were deployed to search for the dead. At a news conference aired by Hawaii News Now, Coast Guard spokesperson Aja Kirksey said Coast Guard members moved quickly earlier this week. She said they helped rescue people who were forced to jump into the ocean to escape the wildfire. The information initial we received was potentially up to 100 people had entered the water and would be in need of assistance. standing among the charred ruins of what was once her home. Lahaina resident Sydney Connie told While the APE the fire wiped out her entire neighborhood. I walked through my room and there's just nothing everything like is gone. The wildfires are the state's deadliest natural disaster in decades, surpassing a 1960 tsunami that killed 61 people. I'm Karen Cheves. I'm Walter Ratliff with the Religion Minute. The noisy streets of Manhattan's Upper West Side have been home to the Westfark Presbyterian Church for nearly 14 decades. Today the building needs millions of dollars in repairs. It's sandstone, it's fragile, it crumbles. Ruling elder Marsha Flowers says it's a small Presbyterian flock that now meets virtually wants to sell the land to developers who will demolish the church and replace it with apartments. Flowers says their dilemma is part of a national trend. Fewer people are going to church, fewer people are giving to churches. But a non -denominational congregation that rinsed sanctuary the says their church is thriving. Veronica Ade of Lighthouse Chapel International says it's important to them that the church is preserved. We don't want to be evicted because we don't have, looking for a space in Manhattan is difficult. To sell the church structure West Park Presbyterian Church leaders must convince the city's Landmark Commission that it's too costly to repair. I'm Walter Ratliff. Russia has said that its military has managed to thwart an attack by 20 Ukrainian drones that were targeting the Moscow -annexed region of Crimea. Russia's defense ministry claimed on a post on Telegram that 14 drones were shot down and six more were jammed electronically. No casualties or deaths were reported. Meanwhile, Russian authorities also confirmed they had shot down two Ukrainian missiles on a bridge linking Russia to Crimea. Videos circulated on Russian social media appearing to show smoke rising above the bridge. The bridge connecting Crimea and Russia carries heavy significance for Moscow. Logistically, it serves as a key artery for military and civilian supplies. Psychologically, the bridge represents an assertion of Kremlin control of the peninsula it illegally annexed in 2014. I'm Karen Shemmas. AP Sports, I'm Dave Ferry. The Rays were able to climb within two games of the AL East leading Orioles. Wanda Franco slammed a walk -off homer leading off the bottom of the ninth to give the Rays a 9 -8 win over the champions. Cleveland tied it by scoring three times in the ninth on wild pitches, but Franco entered it with his third RBI of the night. Rays manager Kevin Cash said Franco had quite a day. Defensively, early on in the game, just highlight plays and then certainly he'll be on every highlight tonight and tomorrow morning with the walk -off. The O's were clobbered by the Mariners 9 -2 as Julio Rodriguez smacked a three -run homer and had four RBIs. Meanwhile, the Red Sox rotation received a boost. Greg Konietzky tells us how. Behind Chris Sale's first appearance since June 1st, the Boston Sox Red defeated the Detroit Tigers 5 -2 at Fenway Park. Sale lasted 4 -2 thirds and did not allow a hit until Kerry Carpenter hit a solo home run on the fifth. That's obviously something after a long layoff that can come into question, so being able to kind of command the strike zone was satisfying for sure. Other American League winners were the Astros, Rangers, Yankees, and Royals. Eddie Rosario and Austin Riley led the Braves attack in a 7 -0 route of the Mets. Rosario had three RBIs, including a two -run single in the fourth to open the scoring. Riley drove in two runs while finishing a triple shy of the cycle. Charlie Morton set high a career with seven walks, but he also limited the Mets to three hits over five innings. My change from my cutter over there a little and bit you know two of them were okay, but my bread and butter just wasn't there. David Schuster watched the NL Central leaders action. Mark Canas pinch hit RBI double was the winning blow as the Brewers defeated the White Sox 7 -6 in 10 innings. Yeah, I want to come through for the boys and you know do a job there and just just not that I feel like I have to prove myself but you know it's a new team you want to you want to pick up the guys and you want means a lot. The Phillies, Reds, Cubs, Padres, Dodgers, and Nationals were the other NL winners. Ferry, I'm Dave AP Sports, AP Sports. I'm Dave Ferry. Baseball division leaders went four and two on Friday with the Rangers, Braves, Brewers, and Dodgers all winning. The Orioles lead the AL East by two games over the Rays. The Twins are a three half and ahead of the Guardians in the AL Central. The Rangers are two and a half up on the Astros in the AL West. The Braves own nine a and a half game edge in the NL East. The Brewers pace the NL Central by two and a half and the Dodgers enjoy a seven and a half game edge in the NL West. Other baseball news. Blue Jays pitcher Alec Manoa and Reds utility man Nick Sanzell were demoted to AAA. Lucas Glover fired a 664 on Friday to take a one shot lead over Jordan Beef in the FedEx St. Jude Championship. Glover is 10 under for the tournament and has shot in the 60s in 19 his of last 20 rounds. NASCAR and William Byron will start Sunday's Brickyard 400 from the back of the field after failing pre race inspection three times on Friday.
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"Alcantara struck out 10 his in major league leading third complete game of the season and his first home win since April 4th. I think my consistency put on a strike you know I think they just was very aggressive today you know I just take a battle. The reigning NL Cy Young Award winner is 5 and 10. Luis Arias put Miami ahead to stay with a two -run in homer the first inning. Joey Wendell's RBI single made it 3 -0 in the fourth. Jake Berger and Jesus Sanchez has had two hits apiece as the Marlins stayed a half game out of a playoff berth. I'm Dave Ferry. Death toll expected to rise. I'm Shelley Adler. Authorities are using cadaver sniffing dogs to locate the dead as residents of the Hawaiian island of Maui sift through the remains of their homes destroyed by wildfires still not completely contained. Officials raised the death toll to at least 80 and warned that it could rise again as search efforts continued. Now overseas where shippers have been warned to stay away from Iranian waters over the of threat being seized as U .S. Iran tensions grow. AP correspondent Karen reports. Western backed maritime forces in the Middle East have warned shippers traveling through the strategic Strait of Hormuz to stay as far away from Iranian territorial waters as possible. The forces warned that making such a voyage increases their risk of being seized. The Strait of Hormuz is the narrow mouth of the Persian Gulf through which 20 % of the world's oil passes. A similar warning went out to shippers earlier this year ahead of Iran seizing two tankers traveling near the strait. I'm Karen Shevas. This summer's heat wave is testing the stamina and resourcefulness at a major southern youth baseball event. Talk about high heat at a youth baseball tournament in Louisiana this past week temps reached 105 degrees and the heat decks topped out at 117. Tim Ward is a Dixie youth baseball umpire. I was on the field and the heat overcame me. I started having stiff neck, started getting dizzy. Motion for the umpires to come in and check on me. After that I couldn't tell you what happened. Adjustments have been made according to Commissioner William Wade. We have a policy where if the heat index gets to a certain we point take mandatory five -minute breaks every two innings. This is AP News. I'm Walter Ratliff with the Religion Minute. The noisy streets of Manhattan's Upper West Side have been home to the Westfark Presbyterian Church for nearly 14 decades. Today the building needs millions dollars of in repairs. It's sandstone. It's fragile. It crumbles. Ruling elder Marsha Flowers or says their small Presbyterian flock that now meets virtually wants to sell the land to developers who will demolish the church and replace it with apartments. Flowers says their dilemma is part of a national trend. Fewer people are to going church. Fewer people are giving to churches. But a non -denominational congregation that rents the sanctuary says their church is thriving. Veronica Ade of Lighthouse Chapel International says it's important to them that the church is preserved. We don't want to be evicted. To sell the church structure Westfark Presbyterian church leaders must convince the city's landmark commission that it's too costly to repair. I'm Walter Ratliff I'm and Shelley Adler, AP News. Poland's defence minister has said that military reinforcement at the border with Belarus is due to hostile rhetoric and actions on behalf of Poland's border. Mariusz Błaszczak met with some of the troops recently deployed close to the Belarus border in eastern Poland. Both Belarus and Russia are calling the build -up of Polish troops on the border a hostile act. The defence minister asserted that the military presence was nothing more than a deterrent move. It is indeed being amassed, but to deter an aggressor, to strengthen the borders and to ensure security, this is the way it is and this is the way it will be, despite the various fake news and despite the various disinformation campaigns. He has already recently confirmed that 10 ,000 Polish troops will be stationed on the border with Belarus, in addition to the usual border guards. I'm Karen Chemas. US officials say the Pentagon is developing plans to restructure the National Guard in Washington DC. The goal is to address problems highlighted by the chaotic response to the January 6 riot and safety breaches during the 2020 protests over the murder of George Floyd. Officials say the changes under discussion would transfer aviation units from the District of Columbia. Those units came under sharp criticism during the protests when a copter flew dangerously low over a crowd. Several officials spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations, adding no final decisions have been made. I'm
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"Doing this particular maneuver another with the city says that again. They're complicated rules. You gotta read fine print but the city claims that under arup guidelines. They're allowed to use the money for lost revenue. That's that's a key thing that we've talked about before especially in the corona virus crisis How certain federal funds needs to be used only on your costs related to the pandemic. So if you had to spend more on your health department then you can cover that now. This allowed a you know. According to the city allows you to cover lost revenue so for norlin for example. The corona virus holded tourism. So we haven't had as much sales taxes so we're missing all this money and again the city says that we're allowed to use this money on lost revenue. Which again is why. I'm saying that even after the fire department all these subsequent expenditures seem to be eligible under guidelines. Because again it's all just related to lost revenue. Deputy would have happened in normal year. Who set to gain the most from from this money so there are so. I think it'll pd on is the single largest department You know again. Most of the cost in here are for for salaries for personnel costs. So you're seeing a lot of raises in their. You know money for new software things like that. I would go through the whole list. I think that the whole list is about twenty three different departments and agencies. But you know you definitely see a lot of money going to the criminal justice system. Not just the police. A little over seven million dollars for the The sheriff's office on you have money going to municipal court criminal district court. You have more money. Go to the public defenders as well. I'm the district attorney in another area of focus. Here is the office of the business. External services This was in office that was created by the cantrell administration last year basically encompasses the department of safety permits code enforcement the historic district landmark commission. So so you know a lot of the departments that deal with things like terminating in regulation so on there's also a lot of money that went into again. Those offices like carbon safety permits and so forth but For the most part again it it sounds like you know a lot of department leaders came in and basically what they said is we've been operating on this shoestring budget. We haven't had enough employees to do the job we need to. This is just gonna bring us back to an adequate level. I'm so again. We're not looking at a lot of new initiatives a lot of new stuff here. It's really just bring us back to where we should've been without huge revenue loss from and does the committee to revisit this and also approve it before it advances. They punted on it. Does it have to go back. Technically a committee vote is a required. It's it's typical. Typically you'll see a committee vote for something before it goes to the full council in this case. I'm because of those number inconsistencies. We talked about earlier on the council. Said it wasn't you know a council wound who is currently chairing the budget committee. The absence of jared rossett who was recently arrested on a dui charge basically. She said that wasn't enough information for them to vote today but we can skip the committee. Vote and we'll just bring this to the full council on the administration stressing that there's kind of a time constraint here. They're claiming that they have know serious cash flow issues. They have to get this money moving to keep payroll gonna keep paying vendors. You know to to keep things moving. So i i think that the administration is urging speeds here. Today is thursday morning. it's the day of the city council. Meeting is it up today. As far as you know as far as i know it is not. It was indicated on the agenda earlier this week that it was going to be deferred on on the agenda highlight stated sending out on which you would expect to if they were going to consider today ob so my guess is that it's not going to happen today but we'll see everyone wants a little piece of this money. Obviously you talked about the district attorney's office. What does the specifically want again. A lot of their stuff is is payroll related raises and so forth. You know what one other detail that we pulled out obviously bend reporting on on surveillance capabilities for a while but the city is planned to use a million dollars of this money to buy you know somewhere. One hundred fifty to one hundred sixty new license plate readers You know as far as we know the current length number of license plate readers loans eighty nine so this more than doubles by long shot So that's one of the is that they're also the department of sanitation is also using this money to buy twenty new prime cameras four to catch illegal dumping which is something that city has been doing a couple years. So yes some surveillance cost in that. Seventy seven million for sure and new orleans is one of the more highly surveilled cities already in the country. And you just wrapped up a long series. That is just launching this week on surveillance. Can you tell us about that. It's project called neighborhoods watched on we've been working on it for about a year and a half and you know it's a five part series that that really tries to for lack of a better phrase really set out the rules of the game you know. Try and lay out the players. How the surveillance system works. I'm who regulates it in. You know what's kinda going on in that scene. It's pretty lengthy. There's a lot of detail in there again. It's the culmination of years of reporting on the system. But yeah a five part series at surveillance dot the lens nola dot or would highly encourage everyone to check it out and there's a link just on the homepage right. Yep yep okay. We'll between and everything like that should be easy to find cool. Thanks michael nick. Recently we had a long discussion with you and jeremy young about the case of brandon jackson. This was a story that the lends covered in partnership with aljazeera. Can you tell everyone what's happening now. On that case and why it's important. Yes so brandon. Jackson is one of around fifteen hundred people still in prison in louisiana nanyang animus jury conviction so this is a law that was on the books in louisiana for over a century until it was repealed by voters in two thousand eighteen and just last year was ruled unconstitutional by the united states. Supreme court But in a subsequent ruling the united states river ruled. That people like brandon. Who are who have been imprisoned for years on this verdicts shouldn't get a new trial regardless a state court system still could grant them new. Trials and so brandon has a hearing this week in boulder city. Where he was on bosia perished where he was convicted. Where a judge will decide whether or not to grant a new trial based on the fact that his his conviction on animus this is one of you know hundreds of of similar cases playing out across the state right now. So it's really you know brand is not the only one going through this. So we'll see what happens. And whatever happens they will be the final word on on it but but it will. It should be interesting and have you spoken to his mom lately. She was a big part of your story. yes i have. She will be also attending hearing this afternoon. I think she is cautiously hopeful as she has been for the past twenty five years as she's gone to the many many hearings in which brandon has tried to make a case for He should be released prison. We should note that he's always maintained innocence and in this here. He was convicted of armed robbery. Back in nineteen ninety seven. She is not the best health. And that's that's one of the things that even if brandon gets out eventually i think they're she's worried that if it's not it's not soon than than she may not be around the and the story got some local attention in shreveport. Tell me about that The.
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"Relationship beyond coworker, and we're hearing from the White House tonight, as well as a senator, vice president and now president Joe Biden's offered countless mass shooting condolences both in mass shootings and in the lives that are being taken and daily gun violence. That doesn't make national headlines spokesperson Karine Jean Pierre saying the president has asked Congress for tougher gun control laws but still cannot overcome the 60 votes. Senate Filibuster Andy Field, ABC NEWS Washington 706 in the Middle East Tonight, Secretary of State Tony Blinken, saying he had a productive syriza of meetings. With Egypt and Jordan officials from both those countries talking about how to move forward as the cease fire between Israeli forces and Hamas militants appears to be holding tonight. Blinken telling reporters the U. S will provide millions to help Gaza rebuild the most urgent thing is humanitarian assistance. For the people in Gaza and particularly water, sanitation, electricity. We all have to come together to answer those immediate needs. The leader of Hamas, saying tonight 80 militants were killed during the 11 days of violence with Israel. Overall, 254 Palestinians were killed, including 66 Children, 12 people killed in Israel mostly from rocket fire, All but one were civilians. Seven Oh seven and judge issuing a stay now to the ruling yesterday in suspended bpd Commissioner Dennis White's case this new stay blocking acting Mayor Kim Janie from firing him, at least for now. Yesterday, the judge denying White's request for a preliminary injunction and a restraining order to stop his ousting. But in the request for the stay, White's attorney said they plan to appeal this and his client would be irreparably harmed without a trial like hearing What, of course on the job for just two days before he was put on leave this after decades old domestic abuse allegations resurfaced and at seven Oh, seven before we check business. Final approval has been given for a memorial on Boston common to honor to civil rights legends Martin Luther King Jr and his wife, Coretta Scott King, Boston Landmarks Commission, giving the blessing to the privately funded memorial. It will be set up right by the Parkman Bandstand where Dr King spoke and let a rally back in the sixties. This will be more than a 20 ft tall sculpture. It's said to be completed October of 2022, featuring interlocking bronze arms, and it's called the Embrace seven await his promised time for Bloomberg Business. Happy Birthday. Dow Industrial Average The world's most famous stock index turns 125 years old today, but it spent the day in ho hum fashion closing up. Not quite 11 points even as the NASDAQ rose 81 has to be 500 up, ate his traders trying to gauge the risk of inflation and the Fed's response to it. Stocks and CVS and Walgreens tumble today following a report from business insider The Amazon is not get planning, but is considering opening physical pharmacies in the U. S. And rode a Bloomberg business on WBZ Boston's news radio. It's 709. Of course, we have the very latest in traffic and weather together. Coming up. It's 7 13 severe thunderstorm warnings to the south or rather to the West and north of Boston. All those details in a matter of minutes. Stay with us. One of the kids, no.
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"I'm Lance Lucky. New Jersey officials have identified the state's first two cases of the more contagious UK strain of the Corona virus, the first cases in Ocean County resident in his sixties with no travel history or exposure to others who are sick. He first developed symptoms in late December. The second case is an asymptomatic child. Staying in North Jersey who was tested in New York City after traveling governor Murphy says the cases are reminder that people need to continue to wear masks and remains socially distant. We've been operating under the assumption that it's here and this is confirmation of that. And that number is only gonna go up. Neither person was hospitalized. Preservationist rallied outside a wood frame house yesterday in Washington Heights. That might have been a station on the underground railroad. But w N Y. C is Jim O'Grady reports, the city has refused to declare it a landmark. The decision clears the way for developer to replace the two story structure with a 13 story residential tower. There is evidence that an abolitionist who built the house and 18 51 used it as a way station for escaping slaves, but not enough for the Landmarks Preservation Commission, which drew the ire of advocate David Reddick. The African American engagement in American history is complicated. It's fascinating, and it takes a little more scholarship a little more backbone than the Landmarks Commission is showing for this house. Reddick says the city should block demolition until more research can be done. Ah, bar owner accused of running over in New York City sheriff's deputy with a car last month will only face criminal charges, alleging he served patrons indoors in defiance of state coronavirus restrictions. Staten Island. Prosecutors said yesterday that Max Public House Co owner Daniel Presti has been indicted on charges of selling alcohol without a license and operating an unlicensed bottle club grand jury rejected charges related to the December 6th incident in which authorities say he got into his car to flee from sheriff's deputies struck one of them and drove about 100 yards. As the deputy hung onto the hood. 30 degrees. This is W N. Y. C. Support for NPR comes from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American People and the E. C. M. C Foundation, Working to improve postsecondary educational outcomes for underserved students through evidence based innovation. Learn more at the CMC Foundation daughter Warg. President Donald Trump has been very good for cable news ratings, especially Fox News, but at what cost When it comes to cable, you know, it doesn't pay to think of them as moral or immoral but often just a moral It's like what's working for us The moral dilemma of covering Trump. In.
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Dallas wants Confederate monument near downtown convention center removed
"The city of Dallas was a Confederate monument near the Kay Bailey Hutchison convention center removed immediately the Dallas landmark commission voted to remove the monument last year but a loss to put that on hold Dallas is now asking the Texas Supreme Court in state court of appeals for permission to remove the monument before planned protests Saturday there are no plans to demolish the monument just remove it from its current
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Apollo Lunar Rovers built in Kent receive historic landmark designation
"Office lunar Rovers abandoned on the surface of the moon are now considered historic landmarks in king county the vehicles often called moon buggies were built by Boeing engineers and kids the Rovers landed on the moon with the final three Apollo missions nearly fifty years ago it's an amazing part of our history that unfortunately a lot of people don't know can't mayor data Ralph was on hand when the king county landmarks commission unanimously agreed to grant the Rovers historic landmark