35 Burst results for "Last Wednesday"
AP News Radio
Corporate Amazon workers protest company’s climate impact and return-to-office mandate in walkout
"Hundreds of Amazon workers, protested the company's climate impact and the return to office mandate. Power to the workers. Hundreds of corporate Amazon workers protested the company's lack of progress on climate goals and an inequitable return to office mandate during a lunchtime demonstration in Seattle Wednesday. Church hindley was among the protesters. I'm out here because I refuse to just sit idly by while mandates are dictated from above down that don't make sense and hurt the planet, hurt families and individual lives. It's been a month since workers needed to be back in the office three days a week before that it was up to team leaders. I'm Shelley Adler
AP News Radio
Mike Pence to launch campaign for president in Iowa June 7
"The Republican presidential field is about to get bigger. Two people familiar with plans say former vice president Mike Pence will announce he's running next Wednesday, June 7th. The date of his 64th birthday that would put him in direct competition with his old boss, former president Donald Trump. Advisers say Pence plans to campaign aggressively for conservative evangelical Christian voters who make up a substantial portion of Iowa's Republican electorate. Pence has then avowed social conservative in favors a national abortion ban. The campaign is expected to rely heavily on town halls and retail stops aimed at showcasing pence's personality. I'm Mike Hempen
AP News Radio
Debt limit deal heads to vote in full House while McCarthy scrambles for GOP approval
"The debt ceiling and budget deal worked out between House speaker Kevin McCarthy and President Biden has advanced to the full House, where a vote is expected Wednesday. I'm Ben Thomas with a look at its progress. The House rules committee voted 7 to 6 to advance the bill, chairman Tom Cole, an Oklahoma Republican calling it a product of compromise. And reflects the realities of a divided government. We shouldn't allow that to overshadow what this bill accomplishes. It would restrict spending for the next two years while also suspending the nation's debt limit during that time, and the nonpartisan congressional budget office says it reduces deficits by $1.5 trillion over the decade, but South Carolina Republican Ralph Norman also a member of the freedom caucus was disappointed. We had a real bill that was going to make a difference. We did in the original bill. This being watered down is completely takes the teeth out of it. And I see why the Democrats vote for it. I see it now. He and Texas congressman chip Roy, who earlier in the day, said not one Republican should vote for this deal. Join Democrats in opposing the bill's advance. Ranking Democrat Jim mcgovern of Massachusetts accusing the GOP of weaponizing the debt ceiling, saying it's a precedent that will forever haunt the nation. One party can use the full faith and credit of the United States as a hostage to pass their widely unpopular ideas. Adding, someday, hopefully not in my lifetime, but someday there will be a Republican president. And you will remember this moment because what you are trying to do is get things enacted that you could not get done through regular order. Ben Thomas, Washington
Ethereum Daily
Rinkeby Testnet Reaches End Of Life
"Accordance with the Ethereum testnet lifecycle, the Ethereum Foundation will end support for the on Wednesday, May 31st. Rinkeby is a geth -based proof -of -authority testnet that was launched in early 2017. Most infrastructure providers ended support for Rinkeby late last year, ahead of its end of life this quarter. Developers are encouraged to deploy on the Sepulia testnet as Gorley is the next testnet scheduled to be deprecated. The Ethereum Foundation aims to deploy a new testnet every two years with a maximum lifetime of five years. Core developers are currently working to deploy the Holsky testnet by the end of this
Ethereum Daily
Rinkeby Testnet Reaches End Of Life
"Accordance with the Ethereum testnet lifecycle, the Ethereum Foundation will end support for the on Wednesday, May 31st. Rinkeby is a geth -based proof -of -authority testnet that was launched in early 2017. Most infrastructure providers ended support for Rinkeby late last year, ahead of its end of life this quarter. Developers are encouraged to deploy on the Sepulia testnet as Gorley is the next testnet scheduled to be deprecated. The Ethereum Foundation aims to deploy a new testnet every two years with a maximum lifetime of five years. Core developers are currently working to deploy the Holsky testnet by the end of this
AP News Radio
Crucial days ahead as debt ceiling deal goes for vote and Biden calls lawmakers for support
"There are crucial days ahead as The White House and congressional leaders work to pass a compromise package in time to lift the nation's borrowing limit and prevent a U.S. default. A key test will come this afternoon when the House rules committee is scheduled to consider the debt limit package and vote on sending it to the full House, officials say the U.S. risks default as soon as June 5th, President Biden says he feels good about the deal negotiated with House speaker Kevin McCarthy and has been calling lawmakers ahead of this week's votes in Congress. There are still concerns about the deal's passage with some hard right conservatives criticizing the lack of deep spending cuts they wanted, and liberals denouncing policy changes like new work requirements for older Americans in the food aid program, the full House is expected to vote on Wednesday. Jennifer King, Washington
Nudge
Revitalize Your Relationship With Dr. Cassie's Dating Tips
"Novelty makes your relationship stronger and happier and Cassie shared a good tip on how to add novelty to your dates. If you are for instance going on a weekly date with your partner do a variety of activities. So my husband and I in our relationship we have a weekly date and we had wandering Wednesdays. This was before we had kids where every Wednesday we would go out so there was no variety there but the variety came in that we would always have to do something new. So go to a different restaurant, go to a show, something that we hadn't done before and what that does is that it makes you continue to pay attention. Also taking a break from these things that you enjoy. There was an interesting study by Jordy Klaudbach and his colleagues where they looked at among chocolate eaters people who like eating chocolate and among some of them they randomly assigned that they would have to take a break and not eat chocolate for a week and what they found was that although you know there was no difference in the enjoyment of the chocolate before the week break between these two groups a week later when they came back and that chocolate first chocolate that was eaten after the week those who had taken a break and not eaten even a chocolate for the week enjoyed the chocolate more. They said it tasted better, they savoured it more and so another option is not only increasing variety among our experiences that we enjoy but sometimes taking a break from those things that we enjoy so that when we re -engage and we start anew it really does feel like starting
AP News Radio
Biden and GOP reach debt-ceiling deal. Now Congress must approve it to prevent calamitous default
"An agreement on the debt deal has been reached. Now that President Biden and House speaker Kevin McCarthy have reached an agreement in principle, a House vote has been scheduled. We're going to put the bill on the floor in 72 hours and facet. But democratic congressman Jim heims on Fox News Sunday isn't so sure. It's not done yet, and all you need to do is check the social media of the freedom caucus who are just obliterating this deal. A House vote is expected to take place Wednesday, support from both parties will be needed to win congressional approval before a projected June 5th government default. I'm Shelley Adler.
AP News Radio
Ja Morant is 'fine,' taking a social media break, police say after welfare check due to cryptic post
"Police in Tennessee conducted a welfare check Wednesday on suspended Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant and say he is fine after cryptic messages appeared on his Instagram account and were later deleted. The post from earlier Wednesday include pictures and messages of love for his family members, including his mother and father, a fourth message simply read by. Shelby county sheriff's office spokesman John Morrison told The Associated Press in a phone call that deputies checked on morant at his home Wednesday morning. Morant told them he is taking a break from social media. I'm geffen coolbaugh.
AP News Radio
A's, Nevada leaders reach tentative ballpark agreement
"Republican Nevada governor Joe lombardo announced Wednesday a tentative agreement with the Oakland athletics and legislative leaders for a stadium funding plan after weeks of negotiations over how much the state will contribute to a $1.5 billion Las Vegas ballpark, according to a joint statement. The tentative agreement includes a funding bill, which will be introduced in the Nevada legislature in the coming days, giving lawmakers less than two weeks to consider it before the session ends. The threat of a special legislative session looms if lawmakers can't agree on the terms by June 5th. I'm get cool.
AP News Radio
DeSantis plans to announce 2024 bid Wednesday on Twitter Spaces with Elon Musk, sources tell AP
"The 2024 GOP presidential field will get another high profile candidate tomorrow. Two people with knowledge of his plans say Ron DeSantis will announce his campaign during a Twitter space's audio event with Elon Musk. Desantis is seen as Donald Trump's leading rival for the GOP nomination, and this move has him again taking a page from the Trump playbook. The ex-president used social media to dominate his 2016 rivals. Desantis has long been expected to join the field, but the timing of his announcement had been kept secret GOP senator Tim Scott announced his own bid this week painting himself as an optimistic alternative to both desantis and Trump, Sagar Meghani, Washington.
The Dan Bongino Show
Target Expects $500 Million More in Losses Due to Rampant Theft
"But target already has a range of its own financial problems and they really they're not in any position to take on a Bud Light style boycott right now So a lot of bad decision making going on here but here's what CNBC reported this past week This is from last week Wednesday Target expects organized retail crime fueled losses to jump by $500 million this year Target expects people to steal nearly a half $1 billion in merchandise this year from their store More than they were already stealing Targets at Wednesday the organized retail crime will fuel $500 million more in stolen and lost merchandise this year Compared with a year ago targets inventory lost called shrink if you've ever worked in retail you're familiar with this phrase They say it in all the trainings We need to minimize shrink Although target target is now officially selling products to assist with shrinkage Target's inventory loss called shrink totaled about $763 million last fiscal year Based on calculations from the company's financial filings with the anticipated increase shrink that is stuff that's stolen This year would surpass one $1 billion Target is staring at a $1 billion in stolen merchandise from their stores right now In the Biden economy
AP News Radio
Uvalde families dig in for new test of gun industry protections
"Yuval di Texas are digging in for a new test of legal protections for the gun industry as they get ready to mark one year since the school shooting that killed 19 children and two teachers. Both the U.S. government and gun manufacturers in recent years have reached large settlements following some of the nation's worst mass shootings. Gun control supporters say other cases have created road maps for victims and relatives to sue and Democrat led states are rolling back some industry protections, but high hurdles remain for lawsuits to succeed. Tennessee's governor just signed a bill that further shields gun manufacturers which are already largely protected from lawsuits under federal laws. Meanwhile, Wednesday will mark one year since the most deadly school shooting in Texas history.
AP News Radio
TikTok content creators file lawsuit against Montana over first-in-nation law banning app
"The first challenge has been filed against Montana's new ban against the TikTok, social media platform. 5 TikTok content creators who live in Montana filed a lawsuit, saying their state's newly passed ban violates free speech. Not surprising to tech analyst roger, who has regulatory power over Internet services. He says the ban could be easily circumvented and not easy to enforce. So this is really more of a statement by Montana lawmakers concerned about data going to China. It tells me that there is a lot of frustration on a state level to show that they're doing something. Montana's governor signed the bill Wednesday, the ban would not take effect until January 1st next year. I'm Jackie Quinn
AP News Radio
Will dashboard AM radio be saved? Bipartisan bill would require automakers to keep it in new cars
"Can a.m. radio and cars be saved? Congressional lawmakers are pushing automakers to keep the first generation technology. I'm Wyatt grantham Phillips. New legislation on Capitol Hill is pushing to keep a.m. radio in the nation's cars. On Wednesday, a bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced the a.m. for every vehicle act. The measure requires automakers to keep a.m. radio in new cars at no additional cost. Supporters cite public safety reasons and a.m. radio's critical role in emergency response. Senator Edward Markey, one of the sponsors of the act, says automakers, including Tesla, BMW and Ford, have removed broadcast and radio from their electric vehicles. Critics of the bill say mandating a.m. radio is unnecessary, pointing to the integrated public alerts and warning system, which can distribute safety warnings across a.m., FM, Internet based and satellite radios, and over cellular networks. Data from the national association of broadcasters and Nielsen shows more than 80 million across the U.S., listen to a.m. radio every month. I grant them Phillips, New York.
AP News Radio
Becky Hammon, Las Vegas Aces coach, denies bullying player over pregnancy
"Las Vegas aces coach Becky hammon denied Wednesday that former aces player D Erika hamby was bullied on her team for being pregnant, saying any ill feelings between the two came from hamby being traded. Hammond, one of the league's marquee figures said at a news conference she did nothing to warrant discipline from the WNBA, which suspended her for two games without pay Tuesday after a months long investigation into hamby's allegations. A former player for the franchise during their days in San Antonio, Hammond guided the aces to their first WNBA title in her inaugural season with the team last year. I'm geffen cool ball.
AP News Radio
Council of Europe summit in Iceland seeks to hold Russia to account for Ukraine war
"Senior Europe officials go to Iceland to hold Russia to account for the Ukraine war. Leaders from across the continent are heading toward Iceland for a rare summit of the 46th nation Council of Europe that will once more step up support for member state Ukraine and condemn exiled Russia for inflicting war on its neighbor, the two day summit of Europe's main human rights body will focus on providing legal and judicial means to go after the Kremlin by Wednesday's conclusion, lead us at the summit, want to have the outlines of a system in place to set up a register of all the damage already caused by Russian forces, so Moscow can be held liable for compensation to the victims later. I'm Charles De Ledesma
AP News Radio
Biden, congressional leaders likely to meet Tuesday for talks on raising the debt limit
"President Biden says he's hopeful about coming to an agreement with Republicans before the U.S. hits the limit of its legal borrowing authority. Speaking to reporters during a bike ride on Sunday, President Biden says he's hopeful there will be more talks with top congressional leaders over the debt limit impasse before he leaves Wednesday for the G 7 summit. You may not be safe because I'm in congenital optimist. But I really think this is desire on their part as well as ours to reach agreement. A plan to host Congress's top four lawmakers on Friday had been put off, but senior administration officials say talks among staff have been productive. President Biden and senator Schumer are stuck on no. House speaker Kevin McCarthy wants to use the threat of defaulting on the nation's debts to leverage conservative policies and force a deep spending cuts to rein in the national debt. President Biden doesn't want a deal. He wants a default. The Treasury Department and office of management and budget have said the government could exhaust its ability to pay its bills as early as June 1st. Jennifer King, Washington
Bloomberg Radio New York
"last wednesday" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"We have been reporting significantly this morning about the divergences in reporting of deaths. It's a very unclear picture in China. Let's get to head Baxter in the 9 60 newsroom. He's got more on the story ahead. Yeah, get there in just a second, Brian, the U.S. is welcoming Japan prime minister fumio Keisha's call for a stronger military saying it makes Japan important in the indo Pacific, U.S. ambassador Japan raul Emmanuel in an exclusive interview with Bloomberg says the partner. Japan is being a full partner with the United States and not just for our efforts here in Japan. But into the region. Emmanuel saying it is essential for a free indo Pacific to be able to show strength and defend itself. Huge differences in data reporting of deaths in China, China is now reporting a two deaths for Sunday and over 1900 daily cases, but there are media reports that are very different. FT reporting out one crematorium reports 30 deaths last Wednesday alone. Bloomberg's Emma O'Brien here. It appears I'm sorry, the COVID data system, the counting around cases and deaths central falling apart in China. We do know that they're basically given up on counting asymptomatic infections. Which were the bulk of the infections. And it appears as though there's something going on with deaths as well. Yeah, Reuters reporting some cities are reporting streets that are nearly deserted. Meanwhile, health officials in the U.S. are seeing a dramatic increase in COVID cases. White House COVID administrator doctor Ashish jha says about 40% since Thanksgiving. It's a clear increase as a substantial increase. We're seeing it across 90% of the country. So yeah, COVID cases are rising across the country right now. And doctor Joss has only 14% of the eligible population has gotten booster shots that in the United States. And Florida governor Ron DeSantis is piling on. He praised both presidents Trump and Biden for their rollout of COVID vaccines apparently. Well, he's now changed his course. He now says companies have made a fortune off the vaccine and federal government imposing or at least in tempting to oppose mandates, now desantis says he thinks that there needs to be a thorough investigation that people want to know the truth politically this moves him to the right of even of even Donald Trump. And North Korea has fired at least two suspected medium range ballistic missiles from near a site where a few days ago it tested new solid fuel rocket engine, the engine and the longer range missiles can make it able to launch quick strike capability delivering nuclear warheads. In San Francisco, I met Baxter. This is Bloomberg, mister Allen, sir. All right, thanks very much, mister Baxter. We will be back in a moment with a close look at markets, but just to summarize things for you. Everything's not negative even though Hong Kong after a positive start or off by a tenth of 1%, just the straights
KPRC 950 AM
"last wednesday" Discussed on KPRC 950 AM
"My hand for John's mom, the treatment worked across the country in Texas, Elaine Dilly tried to help her mother was stem cells just like John had done. My husband and I would do anything to help her, but she would not be so lucky one. Where is your emergency? What's going on? He had them sales in her back and neck last Wednesday. Uh, it can't mail. Were you afraid that you were going to lose her up? President Biden doubles down and Lisa Brady fact news. He is standing by the new vaccine mandates announced yesterday, accusing some governors Republicans in particular of being cavalier with the health of their communities for opposing mandates. This is he and the first lady were visiting a Washington D. C classroom this morning boxes. Rachel Sutherland has more lives. Lisa, Some sixth graders of Brooklyn Middle School, got a visit from the president and first lady after President Biden said he'll invoke the Defense production act to make testing kits more available. I will mobilize American industry to produce nearly 300 million more rapid covid 19 tests for distribution all around the country, including the schools. They need them. The president called on governors require vaccines for all school teachers and staff. Lisa thanks Rachel. Some Republican governors already suggesting possible legal action, the largest union for federal workers has also pushed back saying changes like this should be negotiated. There are reports of another plane, leaving Afghanistan Al Jazeera, describing it as a Guitar Airways jet flying out of Kabul, where the first commercial flights since the US withdrawal happened yesterday, No independent confirmation yet of the flight or who's on it. The bad administration is pledging to get more people out. The State Department says. You look at another airport they're using Every lever. They say they have to secure flights for Mazar al Sharif. That's about 250 miles away from Kabul that so far has been unsuccessful. More broadly, American officials say they are still working to get More evacuees, including US citizens out of Afghanistan, and that now means convincing the Taliban boxes rich Edson at the State Department. Yesterday's flight out of Kabul included 10 Americans and 11 legal permanent residents. America is listening to Fox News. Jason in the house that Jason Chaffetz podcasts. There is always someone doing something stupid somewhere dive deeper than the.
AP News
"last wednesday" Discussed on AP News
"Rainfall last Wednesday overwhelmed rivers and sewer systems. Many point to climate change like New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio. This is what climate change looks like. It's going to take a massive investment. Both to stop the pain that people are feeling but also to reverse what's happening. I'm Shelley Adler. Power crews in Louisiana say it could be weeks before everyone gets back online. But progress is reported in New Orleans and Baton Rouge. The US confirms that it got some Afghanistan evacuees out by land, not by air Our Mike Kempen reports, the U. S official who confirmed the story says the citizen ands Children were met by American Embassy staff at the border. The official didn't provide details, sightings. Security reasons. There's no bail for the war veteran in Polk County, Florida who allegedly shot and killed for strangers at random this weekend, including a mother clutching an infant. Police say the suspect's girlfriend says he had been acting erratically. A federal judge in Tennessee's blocked the state's GOP governor from allowing parents to opt out of school mask mandates. Siding with the parents of two Children with health problems. This is a P news The Washington National staged a late game rally to beat the New York Mets. Carter Key boom and Andrew Stevenson hit R B singles in the bottom of the ninth off Edwin Diaz to rally the Nationals past the Mets. 3 to 2. He has walked two of the first three hitters he faced before surrendering. The FBI hits my picture that what I want. He blew two saves in the five game series. Peter Alonso hit a solo homer and an ARB a single for the Mets, who took three or five in Washington but fell four games behind Idol Atlanta for the NL East lead. Patrick Corbin allowed three runs over seven innings, the longest outing by Nat starter says he worked seven on August 3rd Trevor Williams allowed two runs over five innings for the Mets. I'm Dave Ferry, It's the 20th anniversary of the 9 11 attacks Saturday. One of the big changes was the creation of the Transportation Security Administration, designed to make aired travels safe but bringing more rules and restrictions. I'm Jackie Quinn. A P news. Thank you for listening to.
AP News
"last wednesday" Discussed on AP News
"As record rainfall last Wednesday overwhelmed rivers and sewer systems. Many point to climate change like New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio. This is what climate change looks like. It's going to take a massive investment. Both to stop the pain that people are feeling but also to reverse what's happening. I'm Shelley Adler. Power crews in Louisiana say it could be weeks before everyone gets back online. But progress is reported in New Orleans and Baton Rouge. The US confirms that it got some Afghanistan evacuees out by land, not by air. Our Mike Kempen reports, the U. S official who confirmed the story says the citizen and as Children were met by American Embassy staff at the border. The official didn't provide details, sightings. Security reasons. There's no bail for the war veteran in Polk County, Florida who allegedly shot and killed for strangers at random this weekend, including a mother clutching an infant. Police say the suspect's girlfriend says he had been acting erratically. A federal judge in Tennessee's blocked the stage GOP governor from allowing parents to opt out of school mask mandates siding with the parents of two Children with health problems. This is a P news The Washington National staged a late game rally to beat the New York Mets. Carter Key boom and Andrew Stevenson hit R B singles in the bottom of the ninth off Edwin Diaz to rally the Nationals past the Mets. 3 to 2. He has walked two of the first three hitters he faced before surrendering the RB. I hit my picture that what I want. He blew two saves in the five game series. Peter Alonso hit a solo homer and an ARB a single for the Mets, who took three or five in Washington but fell four games behind Idol Atlanta for the NL East lead. Patrick Corbin allowed three runs over seven innings, the longest outing by Nat starter says he worked seven on August 3rd Trevor Williams allowed two runs over five innings for the Mets. I'm Dave Ferry, It's the 20th anniversary of the 9 11 attacks Saturday. One of the big changes was the creation of the Transportation Security Administration, designed to make aired travels safe but bringing more rules and restrictions. I'm Jackie Quinn. A P news. Would you like a sandwich? An Oscar Mayer sandwich? An Oscar Meyer, turkey Ham and Bacon sandwich. Young. Yeah..
WTOP
"last wednesday" Discussed on WTOP
"As record rainfall last Wednesday overwhelm rivers and sewer systems. Many point to climate change like New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio. This is what climate change looks like It's going to take a massive investment both to stop the pain that people are feeling but also to reverse what's happening. I'm Shelley Adler. The Department of Justice says it will not tolerate violence against anyone who's trying to obtain an abortion in Texas, as federal officials explore options now to challenge a new state law there that bans most abortions, Attorney General Merrick Garland says the department will protect those seeking to obtain or provide reproductive health services under a federal law known as the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act. Garland says federal prosecutors are still urgently exploring options to challenge he says they would enforce the federal law to protect the constitutional rights of women and other persons, including access to an abortion. It was a violent holiday weekend in Chicago, leaving over a half dozen kids injured and one dead more from CBS Jennifer Kipper. At least seven Children have been injured and a four year old boy killed in separate shootings across Chicago over the weekend. Four year old was getting a haircut in a home when bullets came through the window, Police Superintendent David Brown says too often, gang members and others are targeting an adult and young people are nearby. And I was just not in a condescending way. Encourage you. As a family to protect your Children from people in the family that are on the wrong side of the law. So far this year, 35 Children in Chicago have been killed in at least 280 miners have been injured. By gunshots. Jennifer Kipper CBS NEWS Chicago, the call door fire that has burned more than 260,000 acres, destroying more than 700 homes. Is now significantly contained on the West Coast. Good news for South Lake Tahoe residents now returning to find their town save That's the sound of South Lake Tahoe residents finally driving home and they're coming in slowly, a little bit time, unlike when they were leaving, which is a traffic jam after the Kaldor fire forced 22,000 to evacuate. You can't show enough appreciation. For how well they thought this. It's now 44% contained thanks to favorable weather conditions and the efforts of firefighters,.
KTOK
"last wednesday" Discussed on KTOK
"It is the Jesse Kelly show. We're going to get to your emails. We have, uh well. Some great emails. Some good emails, some bad emails. In case you're wondering. Hey, Jesse. What about the phones were the phone calls? You're all on suspension. You're on suspension since last Wednesday. There's a chance. I'll open up the lines again. I'm getting the long face from some people. I want the phones again. Can I call in? You've been suspended. Don't think I won't suspend again without hesitation. If we get more small talk on the line or people can't get to the point. I might open it up tomorrow. They're closed tonight. You're still suspended. Also if you missed any part of the world famous Jesse Kelly show the whole thing is available on I heart Google, Spotify and iTunes now Kirby. He was the one who gave us the the number is fluid thing. I want you to imagine before I play this for you before I play this for you. I want you to imagine this. You're an American diplomat or journalist or missionary. Something like that. You're trapped in Afghanistan Right now. You can't get to the airport. You know, there's a murderous horde of barbarians in control now. And you hear the White House, saying things like this? How scared are you are US troops leaving the airport on a regular basis. I still don't understand what's going on Courtney on occasion. As needed. Our commanders have the authority that they need to use their assets and their forces to help assist Americans who need to get to the airport. Get to the airport on a case by case basis. Don't want to leave you with the idea that we're somehow patrolling the streets of Kabul. But on occasion where there's a need, and there's a capability to meet that need our commanders on the ground are doing what they feel they need to do to help Americans reached the airport. What is that? The deadline? So that you'll be able to get the American military who were there at the airport, supporting in any last embassy. People who are there out When will you stop accepting to evacuation? I mean, remember, it's important. Remember that we are not the only people flying..
Sports Talk 1050 WTKA
"last wednesday" Discussed on Sports Talk 1050 WTKA
"This is the M Zone and welcome back to the EMS. Oh, Jamie more, uh, math, the hitman, Misla and boom boom. That he had a little of To do to do so. He had to leave early. We wish him well and he'll be back tomorrow. Let's go right to the phone 734 Not at 8 10 50 Give us a call if you'd like. Talking about Miggy talking about Michigan football talking about the big kid and their forfeit rule. If you can't participate in a football game, there'll be no rescheduling. Oh, you gotta forfeit that game and take a loss. So what do you think about that? Let's go right to Brock. What up, right. What up, J. Mo? How you doing, sir? I'm good man. How about you? All right. How you being? How do you enjoy your two weeks off? Dude. It was. As I said, when I came on today, the family was amazed at the things I could do. I could I could watch a baby, you know? Uh, from as long as six hours and I can get up in the early wee hours of the morning and, you know, feed him and change his diaper. They were just amazed at that. And you still have dog. I'm back to work now. Do you still have to walk the dog? No dark. I'm sad to say sunny passed on. I'm sorry to hear that J more. I didn't. No, no, that's okay. That's okay. I can You know what? I can talk about it now. You couldn't have talked about it before. No, brother. Yeah, Trust me. I know it was rough. It was It was rough and no, no pun intended. There it was. It was rough. Go there for for a little bit with Jamie. But It's all good. Okay, Well, a couple things one. Um, the rules just sounds like they basically adopted the NFL. Rude of me. Um And they don't want to. You know, I think it's a combination of keeping people safe. But, you know, J. Mo football is an accountability thing with your teammates. You don't want to be the teammate. That that cost your team that season. Or puts pressure on that because I think coach Harbaugh said, like 98% of the team was vaccinated. In a press conference, so you know that last load 2%. You know, just kind of like, Don't be the guy that gets the team infected that there is a problem. Um, so I just think that's the way to just put them on notice. I agree. I agree. You a You won't look at. You won't cheat on a teammate. But you will cheat on yourself. You know what I'm saying? I mean, you got one more push up to do And it's for you. You like Yeah, I'll do that tomorrow, but if it's for your teammates, you do you do whatever it takes. Absolutely. And there also Was at J. Mo. Did you go to the practice last Wednesday? No, bro. I was out. I didn't have lights. Okay? Yeah, that crew. I forgot that. Yeah, That was one. Brock was asking me and I'm like, I forgot. That was one of the questions. That was one of the things you take them like. Yeah, I'm in the dark. Yeah. No, I just was wondering Um, if you had a chance to see and just what your opinion was, but I'm pretty sure you to talk to some people, so I had a talk. Are we waiting until next week for predictions J. Mo. Yeah, Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, Let's let's get a look. But I already got a prediction out there brought. I thought I thought the coaching staff. I got some. You know, I talked to them. I see some kids that At the supermarket sometimes you know, I talked to them, you know? Look, I'm feeling pretty good. Right? I gotta I gotta nine and three now. I knew you were about the same up. I'm gonna put nine. I'm a bet 93 on my fan, dude, and if I win, game out, I split the winnings with you. That's cool with me. Hey, Mm. No, But I'm just honestly, Jamie, I'm just happy football. I mean, I know it. It means that Paul is on his way. But I'm happy that football is is about to start. I'm going to some. I'm gonna go see my little cousin play at Belleville this weekend. Um, the one I told you about. He already got a couple offers. And if he blow up, you're gonna be hearing his name J. Mo. He about to be a junior. He's 6364 to 60 be tackled. Um and we know that school right around the corner from you need to be tackled. All just saying, But, um Yeah, So I'm just looking forward to the season starting. I'm happy for Mickey. Everything he's accomplished here is a tiger, and I'm glad that he's still here when the team is starting to kind of turn it around. Um, so I think he's what 50 hits away from 3000. And about together. You can get that this year rocked on that big. He's going to get it this year. That's next year. That's next year. He, you know. I mean, But when you still look at it that though, Jamie how the last couple years he's you know, he's Not been the same player, but I mean, we still talking about a guy that's a career 3 11 hitter. Career. I think 9, 50 0, P s or whatever slugging percentage. I should say. I mean, we're still talking about when it's all said and done. We're going to talk about one of the greatest hitters of our generation. Yeah, And you can't believe it's he's here in Detroit, one of the greatest hitters in in the history of baseball played here in Detroit, and he's currently playing. That's what I'm saying. Right? Well, think about this game or if you really think about it. You would say the last 25 years in baseball. The best hitters have been buried Bonds. Tony Gwynn. Albert Pool hose, and I would like Miguel Cabrera..
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"Sunshine today, but not as hot as the last few days have been with a high of 92 94. Macular meteorologist Joe Lundberg News 93.1 KFBK, currently 56 degrees in North Lake Tahoe 65. Degrees in Folsom and out of the stories trending on this Wednesday morning. This morning, there is pushback against a proposal that would eliminate natural gas. In all new construction in Sacramento, the City Council is scheduled to vote to require all new buildings. Run entirely on electricity, starting in 2023. Among those opposed to the idea, the Sacramento Chamber of Commerce CEO Amanda Blackwood, And at a time of pandemic recovery. We have especially mindful of creating additional burdens, costs, fees and uncertainty for businesses that have just you know, barely scraped through a really, really challenging time. 44 other cities in California have already adopted ordinances banning natural gas and requiring only electricity in new construction. Also in the news this morning mask and physical distancing requirements could be eased in the workplace in California soon, a new proposal Would allow workers to take off their masks. If everyone in the room is fully vaccinated and does not have covert 19 symptoms. State regulators will hold a meeting tomorrow on this proposal this morning. Sacramento County is in the orange tear. The county's Brenda Bordano calls it a significant move. Moving in for the orange here ahead of the deadline is actually really good news it allows our business is to open up that much sooner. More people allowed in restaurants, movie theaters and churches, which can now operate at 50% indoor capacity this morning. The Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office has released body camera footage from the scene of last Wednesday's mass shooting at the V T, a light rail maintenance yard in San Jose KFBK is Jordan Christmas reports. The video came from one deputy who arrived at the Vita Yard in San Jose. Just minutes after the first reports of shots being fired. A contact team immediately formed to find the gunman who was inside the building. After more shots were heard. They found Samuel Cassidy slumped in a chair nearest stairwell with a gun in his hand castle. He had taken his own life after opening fire at the rail yard, which resulted in the death of nine people. Jordan Christmas News, 93.1.
710 WOR
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"Means what about the beads? Oh, I would say I was going to say something about the beans, and I thought I'd get in trouble. Well, none of that's happening today. There is no more starving. Sadly, mighty grow has been canceled The parades and all the fun and everything going on here. What Joe said. Doing it their backyard. They're calling a yard. Igra. Do we get the house? The float, you know, you know, you know, those people in New Orleans are not gonna pass up a chance to celebrate Mardi Gras. They're gonna have their unofficial mob Mardi Gras celebrations all over the by you. I think they should be doing last Wednesday, right? It would be you. Usually what you do is you set up in your front yard. You just have your drinks out there on the sidewalk. Oh, yeah, you would know. All right. Stop. That's pretty cool. That's great. So all right, So the subways were gonna be extended into the night. Now they've been closed from one I am to 5 a.m. for cleaning, but now they're only gonna be closed from 2 A.m.. Before I am so little by little, The city is beginning to come back to life. Sarah Feinberg, She's the interim president of the New York City Transit Authority. Here's what she has to say. We've been doing so for many months now, and we will continue to do so We clean our system 24 hours a day. We clean and disinfect stations twice each day. We clean and disinfect subway cars multiple times each day that will continue, so you don't have to close. So why do you have to close it for two hours? Is that to get the homeless out? What's that? What's the reason? Oh, my God. I don't know. I don't know. They gotta clean it. They got it all. Take him off the tracks and clean him up. Scrub him. It was Joe knows Joe. Put him back on. Well, badly. If you know what it was, I think they're using cleaning and the homeless as an excuse to just not have the trains run. His well, I don't want them to run. Save them because they don't have full ridership. You want to save a little money? They don't have interesting question, though. I think even after all vaccinated Don't think I'm ever going to be taking the subway as often as I used to. I mean, I was already writing my bike, most places. But if you think about it, forget about the coronavirus. Think about all the other gross stuff you can pick up from being on the subway that never occurred to me before. If you get cold or the flu, chances are somebody sneezed in your face on the subway. That's how you got it. You mean like someone stabbing someone on the A train? People throwing people onto the subway tracks. I mean the mess down there. It's like somebody's subways like it was back in the 19 seventies. That's what's happening here. Here's no Here's Pat Foy. He's the chairman of the empties. We all know the subways have been closed overnight from 1 a.m. 25 A. M Since May 6th But under this plan's changed, the subways will stay open until 2 a.m. and reopen that four and I guess they'll clean faster. Is that it? Those just scrub harder. I don't know. You know, I figured somebody who said the subway system is really a harbinger of things to come for the city. The subway is one of the first things to really unravel in the city. That's falling apart with crime skyrocketing, and that's what's happening right now. So the subway problems are a prelude to the bigger problems that are gonna be plaguing this city. Was were run by these idiot Democrats forever. So crime in the subways crime on the streets. Welcome to the seventies, folks. It's all midnight cowboy all over again. Here in New York City. Time for the news at 6 30 from Joe Bartley. Good morning, Joe. Good morning. Michael Governor, Cuomo says he wasn't hiding the numbers of coronavirus deaths and nursing homes. He just asked state officials to wait for the numbers while he was fulfilling a Justice Department request. For me, it was taken creating the void. When we didn't provide information. It allowed. Press people cynics politicians see here he goes, blaming others filled the void. You gotta listen to this. He refused to apologize. And he says there was a federal protocol that sent coronavirus patients back to the nursing homes and the homes had the ability to say no. Although The order that he is trying to hide right now says the nursing homes are prohibited from requiring a hospitalized resident who was determined medically stable to be tested for covert prior to admission or readmission, and they had to accept all patients. Even though he's now saying Well, they could say no. In full disclosure like that you used to do with Trump. All right. The real facts are All right on. I know you guys gonna talk a little bit more about this in just moment. Let's get to some other news here. Millions of more New Yorkers eligible for the vaccine, and it's creating long lines around the city. Among those waiting at the aqueduct racetrack yesterday was this woman. Who has not yet seen her young grandson is four months old, and I've never touched.
KOA 850 AM
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"We moved to the nation's capital, where the Senate is voting to move forward with another impeachment trial for former President Trump After rejecting emotion from Kentucky Republican Rand Paul declaring an impeachment trial unconstitutional noon last Wednesday, Donald Trump holds none of them. Titian's listed in the Constitution. He's a private citizen. Senate majority Leader check. Schumer calls that analysis flawed The theory that the Senate can try former officials would amount to a constitutional get out of jail free card right now, it doesn't appear that Democrats have the numbers to convict. Only five Republicans voted against dismissing the impeachment trial. The Senate has confirmed another key member of President Biden's cabinets. Yays are 78. The nays are 22. The nomination is confirmed. And with that's Anthony Blinken has become the next Secretary of State Janet Yellen was officially sworn in as Treasury secretary yesterday. The president and Russia's President Vladimir Putin talked briefly about extending the starts treaty on nuclear weapons. The Kremlin now says the agreement will be continued. But on Moscow's terms at your locally Colorado's congressional delegation is asking President Biden to rethink the decision to move U. S Space command from Colorado Springs to Huntsville, Alabama. The delegation sent President Biden the letter, citing evidence President Trump's political considerations influence the decision. Colorado Springs Republican Congressman Doug I am born, says Biden must reverse the decision and keep space command in Colorado Springs for the good of our nation, and this is one area Congresswoman Lauren Bo Burt disagrees with the former president. She tweeted that given our states, military intelligence and space capabilities, it defies logic to move U. S Space command. Brenda Stewart Keohane NewsRadio In Adams County Sheriff's officers are looking for a couple of suspects in a Tuesday morning shooting. Police say two people were at the counter of a dollar general store it 53rd and Sheridan when a man and woman walked in, the man opened fire and then left with a woman taking off in a black BMW sedan. Big jackpots led to a big spike and mega millions in Powerball ticket sales in Colorado this month. Between January 2nd in 20 seconds, color the lottery sort more than 33 a half million dollars in Powerball and make a ball tickets that is an increase of 526%. From the same time period Last year, No one.
Newsradio 970 WFLA
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"Radio W F L A Often on light showers expected through the day with high is only in the low sixties. It's 54 degrees, said news radio. W F L A Democrats on Capitol Hill say President Trump has to be held accountable for last week's deadly rioting inside the Capitol, and they're set to impeach him for a second time today, Standing in front of a stretch of his border wall, President Trump turned to politics and the effort to end his presidency early. He says the 25th amendment doesn't faze him and called another Impeachment, a continuation of the greatest and most vicious witch hunt. In the history of our country. That is causing tremendous anger and division and pain. He also talked about the siege of last Wednesday that he says a mob brought to the capital. He condemned the acts. We believe in the rule of law, not In violence or writing, but took no responsibility and promoting it. Maintaining his words to supporters at a rally were appropriate. Gurnal Scott Fox News, The House passed a measure urging Vice President Mike Pence to invoke the 25th amendment to remove Trump from office. But Pence sent a letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, saying he would not remove the president from power. President Trump's trip to the Mexican border was aimed at highlighting his immigration policy, but it's likely the new president will reverse the number of Trump's policies. Chief. Among the concerns of companies like Facebook, Google, Apple and Amazon is the issue of H one B visas, which of those given the skilled workers and which have been used extensively by tech companies to recruit the best and the brightest from overseas. President Trump clamped down on those visas Last year, the president of the U. S Chamber of Commerce back the push to have president Select Biden reverse that policy. Once in office President Trump on a trip to the Southern border, warned against reversing any of his immigration policies, arguing they have made the US stronger and safer. Jonathan Hunt reporting Cops in L. A busted a massive party that they call a super spreader event with some unfaithful activity going on department that Marty is over. The party is over. And what a party. This one turned out to be. Women dressed.
KOA 850 AM
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"Live everywhere on the I Heart radio app blocks 31 pinpoint whether partly cloudy tonight with Low of 29 Tomorrow Partly cloudy high of 60 right now it's 39 our top story on K O A NEWS radio Vice President Mike Pence says he will not invoke the 25th amendment to remove President Trump from power. In a letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Pence says the move would not be in the best interest of the nation. Ah house is voting on a measure urging Pence to take action following last week's deadly protest at the U. S. Capitol. Tomorrow, the house expected to take up the impeachment of President Trump, and at least three Republicans say they will vote to impeach his rally last Wednesday, The president went after House Republican Caucus chair Liz Cheney. We got to get rid of the week Congress, people, the ones that are in any good Listen, Cheney's of the world we got to get rid of that. Liz Cheney says Congress must get rid of Donald Trump, saying she'll vote yes on impeachment and insisting the president lit the flame for the attack on the Capitol and that he betrayed the Constitution and the field. ABC NEWS Washington House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has named the impeachment managers for the potential Senate impeachment trial of President Trump and two of the nine are from Colorado. Congressman Jonah Goose and Congresswoman Diana to get Denver is bracing for possible protests in the days leading up to President elect Joe Biden's inauguration, Mayor Michael Hancock tells KOMO news radio. The city's law enforcement has already begun consulting with federal authorities were gonna be prepared to make sure That what we saw NBC, destruction of property and injury of people on necessarily injuring people will not happen here in Denver, the FBI has sent out a warning about protests planned for all 50 state capitals around the country. Colorado has the ability to vaccinate more people, but what it needs is a supply of doses to make that happen. Governor Pulis says the infrastructure is in place to vaccinate people ages, 70 and up. We today last week where we administered 27,000 doses in Colorado. In one day, the governor says That means Colorado could vaccinate 140,000 people in a week. But the problem is the state is only getting 70,000 doses of vaccine each week. I'm Chad Bauer on K O a news radio 8:50 A.m. and.
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"President says His address last Wednesday to supporters in Washington ahead of those riots were totally appropriate. The president and took aim at big tank is doing a horrible thing for our country and to our country on I believe it's going to be a catastrophic mistake for them, they're dividing and devices. On. They're showing something that I've been predicting for a long time. I've been predicting it for a long time. People didn't act on it. But I think Big tech has made a terrible mistake and very, very bad for our country. Many times social media giant say it is still trending are taking on posts and users. That are spreading the Q and on conspiracy theory. Twitter says it suspended more than 70,000 accounts associated with the far right Cuban on conspiracy theory following last week's U. S. Capitol riot. Another move to tamp down on the conspiracy theories. Facebook also says it's removed content with these stop the steel phrase to quote stop misinformation content that could incite further violence during these next few weeks. Given recent events, Twitter says, it's taking action against online behavior that has the potential to lead toe offline harm. In many cases, a single individual operated numerous Que non linked accounts, driving up the total number of affected accounts. Mac Piper CBS News, The son of a Supreme Court judge in Brooklyn, New York, will make his own court appearance today accused of storming the Capitol last week. This election was stolen way were cheated. Investigators say. Aaron must off ski gave that video interview to the New York Post and gave himself away. Wearing a fur coat, missing one.
KCRW
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"His role in the mob attacked that left five people dead and had lawmakers cowering in fear for their lives. The threat is not over. The FBI is warning that armed protests are being planned at all. 50 state capitals beginning this Saturday through at least the inauguration and that an armed group is planning to travel to Washington if Trump is removed from office. National security experts have been sounding the alarm over what they describe as a mass of radicalization that is under way on the right and here to talk about this is Mary McCord. She served in the Justice Department under both presidents Obama and Trump Most recently has the acting assistant attorney general for national security. She now teaches at Georgetown Law Welcome Thank you for having me. Great to have you? Well as a former Justice Department official. I just want to get your reaction to the news. We just heard that the Washington Post reports the FBI had intelligence that warned of extremist traveling to capital with the goal of committing violence and quote unquote war. They had that contradicts, apparently what they said previously that they didn't have this intelligence. What's your reaction to that? Well, you know, I know that they have the intelligence because my organization now Georgetown law, where we've done a fair bit of anti unlawful militia work and anti extremism work. We have our own researchers and we were sending that type of information to law enforcement. But of course, we're not the only source there would have been their own intelligence and having spent 20 almost 25 years, the Department of Justice and Law Enforcement. I know there's Multiple sources of intelligence. And so you know, I'm not surprised to hear that because that is what many of us who were mind trying extremist, you know, communications and propaganda. That's that's what many of us were seeing. I will say that's among some of the more extreme of the type of rhetoric and chatter that was being heard this idea of civil war and things like that. But there's no question that there were people who were intent on engaging in acts of violence among the many, many other people who came to Washington last Wednesday. So what accounts for the fact that the capital was so apparently unprepared for this onslaught and failed to protect the people inside, including the vice president, the United States. Yeah, well, we have yet to get a good explanation for that. I think this will be the subject of you know, some significant investigation and after action reporting, um a certainly local Metropolitan Police department, I know was very much prepared and on alert they had experienced, you know, two previous events that involved some of the same groups. Earlier in December in November, and so they were getting regular information and briefing and you know, sharing it. I think with all the other law enforcement in D, C D. C is so unique because there are so many overlapping. Law enforcement agencies with different jurisdictions. So for peoples who may not know if they're out on the West Coast, like the Capitol police is uniquely a police force for the Capitol complex. They don't have that jurisdiction elsewhere, right, And there are there is secret service that has its own jurisdiction. There is the local and metropolitan Police department than their other federal protective services and other services. So Why the Capitol Police were did not have a plan to have more, Uh, relationships and Maura officers from the other coordinate branches there, because oftentimes they do work together. I mean, do you see is very used to preparing for mass events. I mean, they happen in D C all the time, not usually with As much intento commit violence, but certainly they have to prepare for that. So you know, lots of people have commented. I think I have a few of my own theories, one of which is that the Capitol police Although they're very used to demonstrations at the capital, they are used to those demonstrations being primarily peaceful with people who are Generally going to abide by the law, or they're intentionally committing acts of civil disobedience, expecting to be arrested in doing so peacefully, they don't have as much experience with sort of violent mobs. Um, but I think also, they may have been thinking wrongly, that this is a group of people who consider the Soames patriots. They're mostly white. And there are you know they're mostly conservative or far right. Republicans. And there are Republican legislators inside the capital. Right now, you know, casting votes and that they that this mob would not try to invade the capital would not do anything violent that they would be respectful. And of course, they were very wrong about that. Right. Okay, So I guess the big question is, how deep does this go? I think a lot of us are wondering well, how many of these radicalized Um, far right, Pro Trump. People are there out there and how dangerous is it right now in America? So I think it's dangerous. But I don't want to over pivot on this because the problem when you have an event like last Wednesday, and when you have, you know. Ah, lot of online read trick is it tends to, I think, Make Ordinary people viewing what happened or listening to it think that this that this is a much more mainstream ideology? I would still maintain that those who advocate such far right extremist views as to actually think that an insurrection is acceptable in the U. S is still is a tiny fraction of the population. But when you get airtime, you know, live TV all day, And then it talked about again for days and days afterwards and I'm not saying that's not appropriate. You know, that makes it seem like it's a bigger problem than it is. And so I do believe that the vast majority of Americans do not want civil war. They do not want insurrection. They want a trance, peaceful transition. Transfer of power. And I imagine that Even some of those people who came last week wanted that they just wanted to protest and exercise their First Amendment rights. But they were swept up in a mob that included very far right extremists and it conspiracy theorists and those who were intent on using violence, and many probably ended up engaging in some of that illegal activity, even if they hadn't intended to having said All of that, it is a serious problem in the U. S. And we see it in every state. We see conspiracy theories we see on unlawful private militias who tried to, you know, use their force and their projection of the use of force to intimidate or coerce. We thought Like you know, In many instances, post election we also saw during the summer of racial justice protests them using their force, ostensibly almost like law enforcement to try to Um Protect property, you know and use and make their own decisions about using lethal force usurping law enforcement rolls. So this is a problem in America, and you know it's a problem right now in the immediate future because of the plans For these marches with arms. Now I think those plans are changing literally on a minute by minute and day by day basis, So I think we will have to stay tuned T, you know, to see how those might evolve and change between now and the weekend and then next January, 20th Right. Still, when you look at the depth and level of support and the fervent support of President Trump, you have more half of Republican voters don't believe the November election was free and fair..
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"All those people are well again. That's a physical impossibility now. Could some of them have gotten their. After the capitol hill police had open all the barricades and and let people near the capital and into it or they wanted to. That did happen. But they weren't responsible for it. They were told you can go in. Is free museum day. The kapil get a free tour. But you don't have to have the tour guide again. We keep playing right in because we are men and women are goodwill you keep. Playing riot ended a bad guys hands. They were sitting back there and there were just going like all these idiots are actually gonna do it. They were sitting there going. Like i can't believe they're gonna fall for this from the election to the hoodwinking that went on by the by. Just say this again. And now. Our crusade stadium chatroom. The only social media left where socializing in so much that we got. Rick rolled may just tell you something pal. I have never been. Rick rolled. no-one. Rick rolls me. I do the rick rolling. We we hung god we got. rick rolled. what the time line together and look at what has happened in it's undeniable. That last wednesday was used as the touchstone. That was the right. That's the signal event just like on election night the signal event to the to the software hackers and the fake mail in ballot stuffing people and hey time timeout on counting. The votes was fox news. Fa fake fox news. Which by the way is now less than half of what it was that this time last year and television ratings the that was the signal to begin the operations..
KTOK
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"Securing America, the nation's capital, is ramping up security ahead of Inauguration Day. As many as 15,000 National Guard troops have been authorized ahead of January 20th. DC Mayor Merial Bowser's asking people to stay out of the city on Inauguration Day. Our goals right now are to encourage Americans to participate virtually right now, 6200 guard members from six states have been mobilized and are in the nation's capital. The National Park Service is closed The Washington monument through January 24th. Rachel Sutherland Fox. It's Capitol Police officers are being investigated for their conduct to have been suspended. One was taking Selfies with protesters. Another was seen wearing a make America great Again hat. We have to begin to re establish trust with the United States. Capitol Police Democratic Congressman Tim Ryan, a Capitol police officer, was one of the five people who died in last week's violence hailed as a hero. Another officer committed suicide over the weekend and someone else died in Georgia 53 year old Christopher Georgia, died in his home over the weekend. A cause of death was not listed by Alpharetta police, but they say they removed two rifles from his home. Your documents say Georgia was accused of trying to enter the U. S capitol grounds last week against the will of Capitol police. He was also charged with violating the 6 P.m. curfew last Wednesday, the night of the siege in the nation's capital, Christie Mae Oh Fox News on Wall Street. Stock futures are rising while markets are mixed, oversees the day after the Dow dropped. 89 points down from Friday's record.
710 WOR
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"Good morning. I'm Joe Bartlett just nine days left in President Trump's time in office, But Democrats want to remove him now this morning. It's not just Democrats, who are calling to remove Trump. Several Republicans and top Trump allies say the president has to go now. I think the best thing for the country to hell would be for him to resign. The next best thing is the 25th amendment. That's why I call on vice president Pence to do it. But other Republicans worn impeachment would only further divide the nation. While some Democrats argued the country can't move forward until Trump is held accountable, that's correspondent Mary Bruce. This, of course, comes after last week's ride into capital that left five people dead. Including a Capitol police off for the first time. The Trump White House is publicly acknowledging the people who died during the violence siege of the U. S Capitol. But it comes in a statement from the first lady. The first name Melania Trump, highlights. Ashley Babbitt, the California woman who was shot and killed as police said she tried to breach the door to the House chamber, Many on the far right have called for more attention and investigation to Babette's death. First lady goes on to name the three other people who officials say died of medical emergencies last Wednesday before mentioning Capitol police officer Brian Sick Nick, who died from injuries sustained after he was attacked by some in the violent mob. Karen Travers, ABC NEWS Washington, The NYPD and the FBI. Both reportedly warned Capitol police about the potential for violence. And now the outgoing Capitol police chief Stevens son says he requested help six times but his request for denied or post dozens of the writers who broke through the thin police line have been arrested, and federal prosecutors say hundreds could ultimately be charged. Those arrested include two men seen in tactical gear and carrying plastic restraints. The man who carried Speaker Pelosi's lectern and the one who prop his feet on her desk, long guns, Molotov cocktails, explosive devices and zip ties all indicate potential for an even greater did. Faster. Prosecutors are now considering whether some of this amounted to domestic terrorism correspondent Aaron Carter ski meanwhile, the fall out from the wide causing problems for the president's business interests. The PGA is cutting ties with Trey G. A president Jim Richardson says the board has decided it no longer will let Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey, host the 2022 PGA Championship has become clear that conducting the PGA Championship at Trump Administer would be detrimental to the PDF American brand, the Trump organization, releasing a statement saying they always had a beautiful relationship with the PGA, and that pulling that championship is a breach of contract. No one latent of you. Warn. Do ask for coronavirus, police officers, firefighters, teachers and those over 75 in New York City are now eligible for the vaccine. This is a pair of around the clock vaccination centers are opening today wins Army Terminal in Sunset Park and Bathgate Industrial Park in the Bronx are now massive. Covert 19 vaccination hubs open 24 7 to meet demand of thousands now eligible for the vaccine already approved Frontline health care workers were online that the Army terminal when it opened yesterday. I'm looking forward to getting it kind of feels like a lot of them with the sun. It's hoped the newly opened centers will get vaccine distribution moving with the state failing to distribute less than half the vaccines. It's received Alice stacked in Rosie Me w o R News. Our news this morning brought you by Trinity Rehab 24 locations throughout New Jersey. Let's get to the traffic.