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WGN Radio
"mauricio garcia" Discussed on WGN Radio
"'cause I have a sneaking suspicion, Joe, that data that we just showed, that mass murders are actually correlated with the availability of the AR-15. Right. Of assault weapons. And so it seems to me that there could be a general agreement among all Americans that that weapon should not be in the hands of America. That it shouldn't be on our streets. And so if we can't make that decision, it's not just simply about Republicans in the NRA and the gun law. It's about us. If we can't fight to get those weapons off our streets. So we can protect our big. That's congressman Eddie glaude junior on MSNBC the morning joke earlier today mass murders are actually correlated with the availability of the AR-15, I have to disagree. I mean, I'm no medical or psychological professional, but I can tell you, I think mass murders are any murders, typically happen by crazy people. And maybe that's not the right word to use, but the mentally ill or somebody that's seriously enraged, not the availability of a particular weapon. But that's my position. Here to help us make sense of what's going on with these individuals that are mentally ill like the shooter in Texas, Mauricio Garcia, or even the in availability of the manifesto from the previous shooting, is one of our favorites here on America at night, doctor Carol Lieberman, MD MPH, psychiatrist and therapist. You might know her as America's terrorist therapist. Doctor Carroll, welcome. Thank you so much. Always a pleasure to have you. So let's talk a little bit about this. I can't help but think when I see an article, military dot com, Yahoo, news as well. Texas mall shooter failed army infantry infantry training over mental health and clearly there were all sorts of signs that this guy had issues. It's not a question of are we doing enough to screen people for guns, which is definitely a question. But the bigger question to me is how we're not providing more of support system to individuals with mental health. What's your take? Yes, absolutely. That is the really underlying issue. And it's only gotten worse with the pandemic and the lockdowns because a lot of people who were getting mental health help were locked down and a lot of there was less availability of psychiatrists and psychologists. And it's interesting with the Texas shooter, he actually makes some comments about he on social media. They're looking at all his comments and there are some about he's talking about his mental health and he's talking about the mental health system and he says, I don't think any psychologist would be able would have been able to help me. It clearly it seems like the mental health system failed him and how much effort he made to get help from psychiatrists or psychologists, but he fell through the cracks in any case. Right. And I think it goes to a lot of things. I mean, if you know that you can't get through the military because of that, I'm hoping there's some sort of safety net somewhere that says, hey look, we can't have you here because you have these issues. But you've got to go here and get the support and maybe he did go. Maybe he didn't go, maybe they referred him to the VA. I'm just thinking, you know, this is an area where we need to do that. And to me, it's silly, egregious, and dangerous, if you will, to even think that this is something that we could blame on the availability of weapons as opposed to on someone that's clearly having a problem with mental health. Yeah, of course, this was yet again another great example for those who want to ban guns to come out and say, you see? You know, here's yet another example of why we should ban guns. I mean, that's what people who are of that political bent want to say. But no, totally ignoring the mental health aspects. And then if you talk about the mental health, there are those who would say, oh, well, don't stigmatize people with mental illness. Well, not necessarily. And then I don't think we should stigmatize people with mental illness, but we certainly need to call the state of state and get help for those people. And this all started years ago, at least a decade ago, probably more, when the mental health, the state mental hospitals, were closed because with the idea that it would be better for people to have less restriction. The least, the better, the idea was that if you let the people out of the mental hospitals and you just assign them to their local clinic, that then they would have the least restrictive environment. That was the key. The buzzword. These restrictive environment so that if people are home and then they can go to a mental health clinic and get medication and maybe get therapy if they're lucky, then that's the best way to go. Well, in fact, it was a ridiculous plan from the get go because people would serious mental illnesses like schizophrenia or manic depressive illness by polar. When they stop taking their medication, they become psychotic again. So they can't find their way literally or figuratively to a local mental health clinic. And so after, you know, the medication runs
WTOP
"mauricio garcia" Discussed on WTOP
"Claywell. Good morning, welcome to WTO, where the time now is one 42. You're listening to a WTO neighbors. Now we turn to the latest this morning Wednesday on WTO to the deadly shooting at that Dallas area outlet ball recently investigators in the case say the attack lasted three to four minutes. That's all before a local police officer shot and killed 33 year old gunman, Mauricio Garcia, 8 people were killed, not including the shooter, CBS News senior investigative correspondent Katherine heritage, joined us with the latest on the investigation. But they found is that the suspect had an intense interest in white supremacy also mass shootings. And posted photos of what appeared to be a new tattoos with Nazi and swastika symbols as well. Rich says investigators are also finding evidence of premeditation in the suspect's digital footprint. Now to the latest in the war between Ukraine and Russia this morning, it was victory day this week in Moscow, but it didn't go as well as Russian president Vladimir Putin had hoped. Instead of the massive show of force we normally see as we did last year, there was a significantly reduced military presence we're told. But there was the fiery rhetoric still that we've come to expect from mister Putin. National security correspondent JJ green with the results. Normally, there is a long line of tanks at this parade. Today, there was one. Normally there's a military flyover last year there were 77 aircraft and helicopters. Today, there was none, not a single one. The ranks of the troops were thinner. A number of top generals were noticeably missing, killed in the war. These are all incontrovertible signs that Russia's war against Ukraine is taking a toll on Russia as well as Ukraine before that fiery speech in which Putin claimed the west was at quote true war with Moscow, Russia launched several dozen missiles at Ukraine. Ukraine managed to shoot many of them down. Always with the latest of the war between Russia and Ukraine national security correspondent JJ green. A Tunisian naval guard shot and killed a colleague in two civilians this week while trying to reach a synagogue on the Mediterranean island of jaba. That's according to the Tunisian interior ministry this morning, the shooting said to have happened during an annual Jewish pilgrimage, the attacker was killed by security guards ten other people were hurt, the motive for the shooting still unclear, and it is a picturesque island is off the southern coast of Tunisia. It's home to the North African country's main Jewish community. You are listening to 103.5 FM and WTO P dot com. PBRs highly experienced and highly cleared team is ready to solve today's challenges
WTOP
"mauricio garcia" Discussed on WTOP
"And I'm Sean Anderson. Thanks for being with us. Now to the war in Ukraine, it was a muted victory day in Moscow. It's the day set aside to commemorate the Russian victory over Nazis in World War II. Today, Russian president Vladimir Putin oversaw a military parade that was missing some key elements like warplanes and tanks. WTO national security correspondent JJ green joined us earlier with more. Last year, just two months into the war with Ukraine, there were dozens of Russian tanks on display at this event. This year, just one loan, Soviet era T-34 tank rolled down the street in red square. After scores of airplanes streaked across the sky at last year's event, there was not one single airplane or helicopter on display today. They've all either been destroyed or they're busy in the fighting with Ukraine. In contrast, most of the rest of Europe is celebrating Europe day today. European Commission, president Ursula von der leyen, used this occasion to go to Kyiv to stand with that country that lost thousands of its citizens to Russia's relentless missile drone and bomb attacks. WTO peace JJ green. Meantime, we have the latest down the deadly shooting at the Dallas area outlet mall that took place over the weekend. It only took less than four minutes for 33 year old Mauricio Garcia to gun down 8 innocent people before being shot by police. Investigators are now learning more about the shooter and why he opened fire. CBS News senior investigative correspondent Catherine herridge joined us earlier with some details. There does appear to be evidence of premeditation. The suspect was doing research online about the busiest periods at that mall, which would suggest that he planned to launch an attack when he could inflict the most casualties. Marriage says investigators also found evidence Garcia had an intense fascination with white
Northwest Newsradio
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"Going to miss it this weekend for sure. Sunny and warm tomorrow near 70 mid 70s on Thursday upper 70s Friday and then we hit the 80s this weekend closer to 90 on the east side suburbs and then we're back to possibly 90 on Monday in Seattle before things start to cool down just a little bit. Downtown Seattle temperature now 62 same at sea tag. News radio 1000 FM 97 7, your information station sponsored by fast water heater. Thank you for joining us. I'm Rick fince Bill O'Neill at the editor's desk checking headlines again, the big breaking news out of New York City where a jury finds former president Trump liable for sexually abusing and defaming E Jean Carroll in a civil trial. The writer said Trump raped her in a Manhattan department store dressing room and defamed her years later by denying it. The jury, however, found Trump was not liable for rape. Boeing's rent and plan will be busy building 737 max ten jets for years to come, Ireland based Ryanair's $40 billion order by at least 150 of the jetliners with options on 150 more. A Russian social media page believed to belong to the Texas shopping mall shooter is giving a glimpse into his mental state. ABC's Matt Gutman has the story. Investigators zeroing in on social posts several of which show the man who gunned down 8 and wounded 7 others may have been scouting them all for at least a year. A profile appearing to belong to the 33 year old suspect Mauricio Garcia shows a series of photos of them all and it entrances the earliest from May 2022. The profile also including post referencing Nazi ideology hatred of women racism and anti semitism and favorable responses to past mass shootings like marches Nashville covenant school shooting were 6 people died. I see a woman
Northwest Newsradio
"mauricio garcia" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"On west Seattle bridge that is now allowed traffic to resume normal patterns on the on ramp to highway 99. First an update from ABC News. Battery and other $20,000 in punitive damages for the battery. And then on defamation, the jury awarded a $1 million in reputational repair, $1.7 million for that reputational repair, a $1 million in compensatory damages, 280,000 in punitive damages. So all told, we're looking at about a $5 million award. Trump responding in a post online calling the verdict, quote, a disgrace. Authorities in Texas say the gunman in the Alan mall shooting last weekend had 8 weapons and all were legally obtained. 8 people were killed, police say suspect Mauricio Garcia posted references to Nazi ideology and racism that say it's too soon to call it domestic terrorism. Happening this hour at The White House President Biden meets with congressional leaders on talks to raise the nation's borrowing limit so it won't default on its existing debt. Republicans want the increase for debt to be tied to federal spending cuts The White House says Congress has a duty to raise the limit without conditions. ABC's Karen Travers on what's at stake. Even if a deal is reached, just the threat of all of this, the uncertainty right now could mean a downgrade of the U.S. credit rating. That happened back in 2011, even though a deal was reached to avoid a default. A new draft guidance today from the U.S. preventative services task force
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Texas shooter's 'RWDS' patch linked to far-right extremists
"Authorities have not said what they believe might have motivated a man to shoot and kill 8 people at a Dallas area mall over the weekend, but one police official suggests that the shooter may have embraced the views of far right extremists. An official who wants to remain anonymous tells The Associated Press that social media accounts believed to have been used by 33 year old Mauricio Garcia appeared to have expressed an interest in white supremacist and neo Nazi views, Garcia was wearing a patch that read R wds short for right wing death squad. It's a phrase that has been embraced in recent years by far right extremists who glorify violence against their political enemies, one group that has adopted the term is the Proud Boys, smaller groups that participated in the white nationalist unite the right rally in Charlottesville Virginia in August 2017 were named right-wing death squad, Garcia, who opened fire at the mall on Saturday, was killed by a police officer. I'm Donna water
WTOP
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"They commemorated the defeat of Nazi Germany with a pared down victory parade in Moscow's red square. President Putin compared it to the fight in Ukraine. Today, civilization is again at a decisive turning point, a real war has again been unleashed against our motherland, but we have counted international terrorism. We will protect the inhabitants of the Donbass, and we will protect our country. Before he spoke, Russia unleashed a new barrage of missiles across Ukraine. We're learning more about the man who opened fire at a mall near Dallas Saturday killing 8 people before he was shot and killed by police. CBS Jared hill. CBS News has learned the gunman, identified as 33 year old Mauricio Garcia, enlisted in the army in 2008, but didn't finish basic training and was terminated after three months due to physical or mental conditions. Photos posted to social media show him with large swastikas and Nazi SS bolt tattoos. Inside the capitol building in Austin. Protesters demanded lawmakers raise the age for purchasing semi-automatic rifles in the state from 18 to 21 in a significant shift of bipartisan committee advanced the bill, but it's unlikely to become law. Governor Abbott pays against it. President Biden sits down with congressional leaders today to try to break a stalemate on raising the debt ceiling. I'm Stephen portnoy at The White House. It's Congress's constitutional duty to act. As the clock ticks toward a possible default as early as June 1st, press secretary karine Jean Pierre says the president will insist that House speaker Kevin McCarthy advance a bill that raises or suspends the debt ceiling without strings attached. The search is on for two prisoners who broke out of a Philadelphia correctional facility Sunday Night by cutting through a fence. One is accused of being involved in four deaths. Blanche Carney is the city's commissioner of prisons. We have protocols in
WGN Radio
"mauricio garcia" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Back. We're taking your calls on. This topic and everything else we're discussing. 8 three three four Valdez a three three four 8 two 5 three three 7. And what I wanted to circle back to was some breaking news on the shooter. We have some breaking news in the shooter again. We know the shooter is a former military person. That was not successful in getting through the infantry school in the army and now is killed single reports for 8 people or 9 people as young as three years old and there's some of the people that he shot were of color, he himself is of color. It's fascinating that this is where we are and again, these details only matter when that's part of the issue. And I think that's what the FBI is trying to make the issue. Trying to say that this guy was motivated by white supremacy and that he was, in fact, part of a group. SS lightning bolts and the swastika over his heart. Now, TMZ is reporting that this image is an image on his bicep, it says Texas, and then he's got these lightning bolts and the swatches together, but they don't show his face. I don't know if that's him or not. I don't know if it's real or not. And I think that's where people are skeptical because it's not like the FBI has the most stellar reputation. I wish they did. I'd love to support them. We've got family in federal law enforcement. But lamentably, we've seen things be contorted into things they're not, right? So we'll keep an eye on this. But this is what they're accusing him of now. Of having these tattoos and conveniently the picture that they're displaying of all places on TMZ is without the guy's face. There's also a social media that allegedly belongs to the guy that has a picture of some body armor. And the body armor has the punisher skull, the punisher skull over a Texas flag and the punisher's skull next to a another patch on the bulletproof vest. Which their indicating on TMZ to mean a right wing death squad. Now, I can only imagine that people of all walks of life fall susceptible to different things. Whether it's falling into gang life, Bloods or the crips or MS 13 or any of those gangs. Or gang like this one. If that's in fact the case, I just, it seems very atypical. To have, you know, a guy with a man bun or a ponytail. Named Mauricio Garcia. And to be accepted into a group of guys that would have lightning bolts and I guess it makes me wonder, has the white supremacists or the neo Nazis have they now become woke are they also employing diversity, equity and inclusion tactics in their recruitment? Are they saying, you know what? In our mission for the Aryan nation and to promote white supremacy, perhaps we need to diversify our look a little bit and bring in some Latino flavor. Maybe we excuse me, LatinX flavor. And I don't mean to make light of the shooting, I'm making light of this bizarre. Story here that this guy is the brown face of white supremacy. It sounds contrived to me. And again, I got nothing to gain or lose by being skeptical on a story like this, but I've been around long enough to know that every now and again, you see stories like this and then a few months turns out, oh, this was not reported right or whatever. I don't know if it is or isn't. But I do know I had questions surrounding the shooting that occurred in Kenosha, Wisconsin. When the media told me that Kyle rittenhouse had taken a rifle over state lines that was illegal to possess and did so with the purpose of being a vigilante in Kenosha when he was in Ohio or whatever and whatnot. And then through an entire trial and a jury of his peers, one fact after another came to light that proved him innocent and proved that the guilty party was the media for lying to America, turning this kid into some vigilante killer when it turned out his parents were divorced and his dad lived in Kenosha and that he was involved in the community and cleaning graffiti and Kenosha Wisconsin and was involved in safety patrol groups and whatnot and that he did have a rifle that he was legally allowed to have used and possessed and whatever and whatnot. And was cleared of any crimes. And ended up suing CNN and the rest of the media for how they've maligned him. And one, you know, so these are in the process of winning and whatnot or how to settlement. So I look at that and I say, that's just one of the most not most egregious, but one of the more recent examples. You also had Nick Sandman, right? Where that kid, they had the video of him and it was made to look like starting and stopping the tape at a certain point. Like he was somehow harassing a Native American when it turned out to be the other way around and the media trashed this kid who was on a school trip with his Christian school from Covington, Kentucky. And again, same thing, totally turning the story around to make it look like this kid was the evil white supremacist getting in the face of the Native American. And again, I'm not pro whiter pro Native American. I'm just saying the media lied and this kid had a huge payday. When he sued the media. And the media doesn't always get it right. And I know there's people listening right now. They're just saying, hey, Valdez, you're part of the media. Yeah, but I'm big enough boy to say sometimes we get things wrong, and that's
WGN Radio
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"There, good evening and what's up America I am rich valdes valdes with an S by the way at rich valdes and all of the social media and our telephone number if you want to join the national conversation here late night live 8 6 6 5 O 5 46 26 our legacy line or of course 8 three three four Valdez. Now I want to get into what I think is arguably the biggest story of the day and it's been the biggest story of the weekend, which is the shooting in Texas. And there's multiple angles on this story. It's a tragedy, obviously, a 9 killed children included just absolutely horrible happened in Allen, Texas, which is in the Dallas area. And horrible. And honestly, it was a not really trending story. Until the government said that they'd found some postings from this individual online and that there were let me see the wording that they used because I find that interesting. Let's see here. Yeah, yeah. Here it is. Listen to this headline. Texas mall shooter ranted against Jews, women and racial minorities on an apparent social media page. That was at that moment is when this story, the fact that 9 people were killed, children among them. And my condolences to those families absolutely horrible. But it was until that time. And I find this in and of itself to be very disparaging. It's a disgusting phenomena, if you will. The fact that there's outrage now because they believe that this guy had interacted with accounts that were linked to white supremacy or whatever. And again, it's probably a stretch at best. The guy is a mentally ill Hispanic guy, Mauricio Gonzalez. Who doesn't look like any of Nazi? Doesn't have a neo Nazi name. And I guess that doesn't make you a neo Nazi, right? I think there are, I'm sure there are people that have interests that are not aligned with their own. I'm sure that's a thing. You know what I mean? We see it in politics. We see it all over the place. So, I mean, you really could have a brown guy that is the face of white supremacy, I guess you could have it. And so it seems unlikely to me. That this guy would go on a shooting rampage because of that and in reality I think that the big issue here is that he was a former military man. And he didn't get out of infantry school because of his mental illness, and it was known that he had this mental illness. And again, if things were the way they were supposed to work, the way they're supposed to work, this might be something potentially that we could avoid. Right? By understanding this situation better. But we don't know. And what's interesting is that the investigators haven't yet made public what drove this army veteran Mauricio Garcia, excuse me. I called him Gonzalez. To open fire on the folks at that mall. But what we do know is that he was unsuccessful as a soldier. And it was because of his mental health issues. And I think there's really a need to focus on this area, right? Because you have to be a special kind of you fill in the word, right? I'm going to use stupid. A special kind of stupid. To think that
WTOP
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"Also an update to the investigation into sexual harassment allegations made against the D.C. mayor's former chief of staff. Good morning, welcome in 2 o'clock on WTO. This is CBS News on the hour. Presented by indeed dot com. I'm Stacy Lynn in Washington. The country's 199th mass shooting this year was in Allen, Texas, at a shopping mall. A man went on a shooting rampage, killing 8 people. Here's KT VT reporter JD miles. The terror inflicted on shoppers right in the middle of the Allen outlet mall lasted only a few brief moments. But the investigation into it is going back years. Piecing together the suspected shooters movement and mindset up until Saturday afternoon. Authorities have found social media posts believed to be from Mauricio Garcia's accounts that included extremist views, photos of tactical gear and mass shooting references. The attack puts a spotlight once again on gun reform, President Biden urging Congress to pass gun control legislation. The driver of an SUV that killed 8 people when it slammed into a Brownsville Texas bus stop is charged with manslaughter and investigators are trying to determine if the crash was intentional. CBS's Nicole on the victims. Among the victims, Venezuelan asylum seekers. The migrants that were there as well, someone were paramedics, they responded. Angel kavar mesa was on his way to reunite with his mother. His cousin tells us they were planning to move to New York to start a life in America. Talks at The White House later today between congressional leaders and President Biden. They could strike a deal to raise the nation's debt ceiling in exchange for budget cuts. They could also do nothing sending the economy into chaos. UMass economics professor Gerald Epstein. For decades, there was just a pro forma thing. Congress would vote on it, and it would pass. And the understanding was that the real debates were over the budget and not over this issue of how much debt was being incurred. Dozens of Israeli aircraft and drones attacked Gaza. Palestinian Islamic Jihad said three of its leaders were killed in the Israeli attacks along with their wives and some children, at least 20 civilians were wounded. Israel braced for retaliation from Palestinian Islamic Jihad and moved its flight path from Ben Gurion Airport further north away from Gaza as well as calling up some reserve forces. An Israeli military spokesman said that if Hamas, which controls Gaza, gets involved, the operation could expand. Linda gradstein, CBS News, Jerusalem. With only three weeks of the school year left, teachers in Oakland, California will be heading out to the picket line for another day of striking.
WTOP
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"ABC News Washington Post poll puts his overall approval rating at 36% down from 42% in February, 56% of people disapprove of the job of president has done so far. Washington Post polling director Scott Clement joined WTO earlier to dig deeper. Here, we just see those groups that were middling on him, particularly political independence, young people, even on white voters, are not supporting him anywhere near the rates that they voted for him in 2020. Scott Clement there with the post, the poll also shows President Biden trailing in a potential race with former president Trump. 38% say they would definitely or probably vote for President Biden compared to 44% who would definitely are probably back, mister Trump. The poll of more than a thousand adults has a margin of error of plus or minus three and a half percent. We'll go in depth on this next hour at 8 15 with Rick Klein, the political director at ABC News. So stay with us if you have a bit of a long drive ahead or come back a little later next hour. Meantime, there were questions in The White House today about why the president did not spend the day more engaged on gun violence in the wake of the weekend mass shooting in Texas. This is a crisis and press secretary karine Jean Pierre says the president is doing all he can and signing executive actions on guns. More than any other president. Mister Biden has said his executive authority is tapped out in less lawmakers send him a bill that further restrict gun sales. He's called for a ban on semi-automatic rifles and high capacity magazines. Where's Congress responsibility on this? And that report by CBS News White House correspondent Stephen portnoy tonight featuring karine Jean Pierre The White House press secretary. Meantime, we're learning more details about that shooting at a shopping mall in the Dallas suburb of Allen that's a pretty much northeast of Dallas, 8 people were killed, 7 others hurt. The suspected gunman, 33 year old Mauricio Garcia, was discharged from the army in 2008 because of mental and physical health issues, investigators are looking into whether he had links to a neo Nazi group. Law enforcement sources tell CBS News, the shooter was
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Finally with decent weather. I'm going to assume it was booming for Paul Sweeney, where you were must have been packed It was booming down to Jersey Shore, people are starting to come down there. I noticed some of the folks who own homes down there are starting to kind of open up their homes and things like that. So there's definitely a pickup and it was a beautiful day down to Jersey Shore and the businesses down there. They make or break it Memorial Day to Labor Day. So hopefully they'll have a good 14 weeks. It is proof that they're getting ready. Oh, there we are. Right now, futures up 6 with our news in New York City's Michael Barr. Tom Paul, thank you very much. Local police and FBI agents in Allen, Texas are considering the possibility that shopping mall shooting Mauricio Garcia held white supremacist views. As the search for a motive goes on, people who were at Allan premium outlets are coming to grips with what happened. This woman works at a store at the mall. I just know that it happens so often it's almost becoming normal. She, her coworkers and customers were forced to hide in a back room as the shooting unfolded outside. Texas officials continue their investigation into yesterday's deadly car crash outside a bus stop in Brownsville, authorities are looking for a motive behind that crash leaving at least 8 dead and 9 injured. The group had just left the local homeless shelter that helps migrants in South Texas. Russia attacked the key region with 35 Iranian made drones overnight. According to the Ukrainian air force, all the drones were shot down by air defense. Meanwhile, Estonia says NATO allies need to spell out the concrete steps for Ukraine to become a member of the military alliance. King Charles the third in Queen Camilla, retreated to a star studded concert at Windsor Castle. Sunday's concert came a day after Charles coronation watched by millions. The heir to the throne Prince William addressed the crowd. Paul, we are all so proud of you. And I also want to
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Now the latest news from New York City and around the world, here's Michael Barr. Tom Lisa John police in Allen, Texas are trying to find out a motive for a weekend mass shooting at a shopping mall. Shots rang out at the Allen premium outlet mall, leaving 8 people dead and 9 others wounded. This woman at the mall ran for her life, saying she went from fear to gratitude in a matter of minutes, once she was safe, a distance from the massacre. Yeah, I just being really thankful and grateful that I'm still here that I can still be here for my kids and those are all thoughts that I have had since this has happened. Authorities are looking closely at the gunmen social media to see if Mauricio Garcia may have expressed interest in extremist and neo Nazi views. A white supremacist insignia was spotted on his attire the day of the shooting. The death toll in a weekend fatal accident at a Texas bus stop near the southern border is now reached 8. So I went to say the driver of the SUV intentionally plowed into more than a dozen people, some of the migrants. 9 people were also injured, Brownsville police spokesperson Martin Sandoval. This is a mixture of people. We don't know if all of them were immigrants or not, but we can confirm that there were some immigrants within the deceased and the injured. The driver identified by police as a Hispanic man was taken to the hospital for treatment, authorities are looking into whether alcohol played a factor. Ukrainian air defenses have shot down 35 Iranian made drones over Kyiv in Russia's latest nighttime assault, officials said today attacks across Ukraine by the Kremlin's forces killed for civilians. Meanwhile, Moscow was adopting tight security on the eve of the traditional red square commemorations, marking the defeat of Nazi Germany and World War II. Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios, this is global news, 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over a 120 countries, sir Michael Barr, and this is Bloomberg. Your this is Virginia lottery recording session. We are rolling whenever you're ready, Sam. Coming, this Tuesday, the Virginia lottery is three. Bar Virginia lottery has newly brewed and fun to do. Try four. We
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"The latest news from New York City and around the world, here's Michael Barr. Tom Lisa John authorities are trying to find a motive for the latest mass shooting, at least 8 people were killed at a shopping center north of Dallas, 9 others were hurt. This woman worked in one of the shops where the massacre took place. I could hear my boss saying, everyone go out the door. Everyone go out the door and then they open the emergency door and I ran it right out. The suspected gunman Mauricio Garcia was killed by police. Authorities are looking closely at Garcia's social media to see if the military veteran may have expressed interest in extremists and neo Nazi views. The death toll in a weekend fatal crash, the bus stop and Brownsville, Texas, near the southern border, has now reached 8 after a vehicle plowed in a more than a dozen people, some of them migrants. The driver is in custody and has been charged with reckless driving. President Joe Biden's polling numbers have taken another drop, Bloomberg said Baxter has the story. The ABC Washington Post poll has his approval at an all time low, 36%, 6 points lower than February. Now he was close to that in early 2022 before recovering. So 36% approval, 56% disapproval. 68% say too old for another term, same question regarding Donald Trump, 44% said too old, and head to head, Biden trailing Trump 49 to 42% and Ron DeSantis, 48 to 41%. In San Francisco, I met Baxter Bloomberg radio. Title 42 will end on Thursday, authorities are preparing for a spike in migrant crossings upwards of 10,000 per day. Live from the Bloomberg interactor broker studios, this is global news. 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. I'm Michael Barr, and this is Bloomberg. Yeah. This is Virginia lottery recording session. We're rolling. Coming this Tuesday. I actually just read option one. New games every Tuesday? Perfect. For more information, visit VA lottery dot com slash Tuesday. When you're struggling with your mental health, the world can seem pretty heavy, like no one understands what you're feeling, or
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"At around $27,900. That's a Bloomberg business flash. Now here's Michael Barr with more on what's going on around the world, Michael. Here and thank you very much, federal investigators are looking into a motive after a gunman killed 8 people at a Dallas area mole. Federal agents are said to be reviewing social media accounts. They believe Mauricio Garcia used and posts that expressed interest in white supremacists and neo Nazi views. Russia attacked the key region with 35 Iranian made drones overnight. According to the Ukrainian air force all the drones were shot down by air defense. In the NBA eastern semifinals, the 76ers, even the series at two games each beating the seljuks in overtime one 16 one 15 in the NHL playoffs, the Devils beat the hurricanes in game three, New Jersey still trails the series two games to one. Baseball, the Yankees mad tutorials Red Sox giant's nays all lost the nationals one. Global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over a 120 countries, a Michael Barr. This is Bloomberg. Now, a look at the front pages. What's making news around the world? Your daily roundup of today's headlines from major publications. 6 24 on Wall Street, I'm Nathan Hager checking the front pages with Bloomberg Steve rapoport as you watch the bounce back in regional stocks this morning, Steve, the Financial Times has a story out this morning about one trouble in particular for Silicon Valley bank. That's right, Nathan. We're talking about the bank's Chinese partner SPD silicon bank. They are still operating despite SVB selling off assets like its loan book and UK operations. And according to the Financial Times, the president of SBD made an email statement said as far as what to do for moving forward in terms of the foreign stake in the venture bank they're communicating with different regulators, complicating the issue because you're dealing with regulators in two different countries, different sets of rules so that's what's holding this up and they're trying to get that sorted out Nathan. All right, let's turn to The New York Times which has a really interesting story this morning about theranos cofounder Elizabeth Holmes apparently trying to do a little more image remaking before she reports to federal prison. Yes, remaking and some R and R, according to The New York Times, Elizabeth Holmes spoke in great length about what she did during her time preparing for her case and one of those things included a trip to Burning Man. And in the interview as well, Elizabeth Holmes talks about traveling the country in an RV, doing yoga in parking lots, and this is all ahead of the case that was being built against her. This article, by the way, Nathan is really a piece designed to show that Elizabeth Holmes is not the black turtleneck raspy voice entrepreneur that we once knew. In fact, the headline is Liz Holmes wants you to forget about Elizabeth Holmes. They show pictures of her as a mom. It's all ahead of the sentencing, which she has or the reporting to prison, which she has since appealed so we don't know when that will happen So apparently she's had some free time before her time gets a lot more regimented. Finally, Steve, The Washington Post with yet another sign of just how difficult this economy is getting for many Americans. Yes, we were talking about new cars now. You remember back in the day, you were kind of king of the day when you had brought a new car down the block. Well, that's becoming a little more unreachable these days based on The Washington Post story, according to Kelly blue book, the average price of a new car in the U.S. now topping $48,000, and that's up 30% from 2020. And what's the problem well, according to The Washington Post, there are issues on both ends. First, you have demand rising interest rates and on top of that because of supply chain issues, automakers were putting more emphasis on pricier models. And so once again, that puts things further out of reach for middle income earners. So not sure when this is coming down despite inflation, maybe slowing down interest rates possibly pausing and supply chain issues getting resolved as The Washington Post points out. This could not be resolved for a while. Yeah, when we put so much focus on the impact of higher interest rates than when you think about the supply chain issues that the car industry has been dealing with. It is still a squeeze for many Americans to get into that new car. Thanks, as always, Bloomberg Steve rappaport with our look at the morning front pages. Up next, we'll get the latest on the debt ceiling. Secretary Yellen's warning of a constitutional crisis plus a new polling low for President Biden. That's coming up in our 6 30 news. First, let's look at today's Bloomberg weather forecast. High pressure takes back control of the weather and the cladding of gives way to sunshine this morning it's going to be breezy temperatures up to 75 today. Another system
WTOP
"mauricio garcia" Discussed on WTOP
"Maybe some mid 80s to round out the work week. Yeah, I'm 7 years bigger, I'll just Brian Van de Graaff in the first alert weather center. Yeah, indeed. 57 and rest in 61 in Bethesda, it's 55 in woodbridge. This is WTO P news. Everything you need every time you listen. The WTO producer's desk is wired by IBW local 26. Where electrical contractors come to grow. Good morning to you. I'm Michelle bash. And I'm John Aaron. Teddy gellman is our producer. The top stories we're following for you today. Police in Texas say 8 people are now dead after a driver hit a group of people waiting outside a migrant shelter. It's a gruesome scene at the bus stop outside of the ozone shelter and Brownsville police investigator Martin Sandoval says at 8 30 Sunday morning, a Range Rover plowed into the crowd. Some of them are migrants, along with some of the injured. We had the number between four to 6. Now the injured parties have gone up to ten. Sandoval says at this time they don't know the cause of the accident. They could be intoxication. It could be just an accidental one or it could be intentional that no point with the browser police department has stated that it's intentional. The driver was arrested on a reckless driving charge. Chris Fox for CBS News, Austin. Also in Texas, federal investigators are reportedly now looking into whether the gunman who killed 8 people at a Dallas area mall on Saturday expressed an interest in white supremacist ideology, 33 year old Mauricio Garcia was shot and killed by an officer. He had a patch on his chest reading and acronym for the phrase right wing death squad, which is popular among right-wing extremists and white supremacy groups. We're also now hearing
THE NEWS with Anthony Davis
"mauricio garcia" Discussed on THE NEWS with Anthony Davis
"Federal officials were looking into whether the gunman who killed 8 people to Dallas area mall was a white supremacist, as they worked to try to discern a motive for the attack. Federal agents have been reviewing social media accounts that they believe 33 year old Mauricio Garcia used and posts that expressed interest in white supremacist and neo Nazi views. Garcia also had a patch on his chest when he was killed by police that read RW DS, an acronym for the phrase right wing death squad, which is popular among white extremists and white supremacy groups as incited by disgraced former president Donald Trump, and some Republican lawmakers. The Texas Department of Public Safety identified Garcia as suspected of killing 8 people at a Texas outlet mall, a day after the attack turned an afternoon of shopping into a massacre. Garcia was fatally shot on Saturday by a police officer who happened to be near the suburban Dallas mall. A law enforcement official said investigators had been searching a Dallas motel near an interstate where Garcia had been staying. The official said they also found multiple weapons at the scene after Garcia was killed, including an AR-15 style rifle, and a handgun. In a statement, president Joe Biden said the assailant wore tactical gear and fired an AR-15 style rifle. He again urged Congress to enact tighter restrictions on firearms and ammunition, but it's unlikely the Republican led Congress will bother as with each mass shooting, their resolve grows stronger. An SUV slammed into a crowd of people waiting for a bus on Sunday outside a migrant shelter in the border city of Brownsville, Texas, killing at least 7 people and injuring at least ten police said, as they prepared to arrest the hospitalized driver. With no bench at the unmarked city bus stop, some of the victims were sitting on the curb around 8 30 a.m., when the driver hit them surveillance video from the bishop Enrique San Pedro ozanam center showed. Shelter director Victor Maldonado said the SUV ran up the curb, flipped and continued moving for about 200 feet. Some people walking on the sidewalk about 30 feet from the main group were also hit. Witnesses detained the driver as he tried to run away and held him until police arrived. Victims struck by the vehicle were waiting for the bus to return to downtown Brownsville after having spent the night at the overnight shelters, said sister Norma pimentel, executive director of Catholic charities of the Rio Grande valley, most of the victims were Venezuelan men melting said. Brownsville has seen a surge of Venezuelan migrants over the past two weeks for unclear reasons authorities said. On Thursday, 4000 of about 6000 migrants in border patrol custody in Texas Rio Grande valley were Venezuelan. The surge in the number of migrants this week has prompted Brownsville commissioners to indefinitely extend a declaration of emergency during a special meeting earlier this week, Brownsville has long been an epicenter for migration across the U.S. Mexico border, and it's become a key location of interest for next week's end to pandemic era border restrictions known as title 42. The username shelter is the only overnight shelter in the city and manages the release of thousands of migrants from federal custody. Artificial intelligence could pose a more urgent threat to humanity than climate change, AI pioneer Jeffrey Hinton said, in an interview, Hinton widely known as one of the godfathers of AI recently announced he had quit Google after a decade at the firm saying he wanted to speak out on the risks of the technology without it affecting his former employer. Hinton's work is considered essential to the development of contemporary AI systems in 1986 he co authored the seminal paper learning representations by backpropagating errors, a milestone in the development of the neural networks under girding AI technology. In 2018, he was awarded the Turing award in recognition of his research breakthroughs. But he is now among a growing number of tech leaders publicly espousing concern about the possible threat posed by AI if machines were to achieve greater intelligence than humans and take control of the planet. I wouldn't like to devalue climate change, I wouldn't like to say you shouldn't worry about climate change. That's a huge risk to Hinton said, but I think this might end up being more urgent. He added with climate change, it's very easy to recommend what you should do. You just stop burning carbon. If you do that, eventually things will be okay. For AI, it's not at all clear what you should do. Microsoft backed OpenAI fired the starting pistol on a technological arms race in November when it made AI powered chatbot chat GPT available to the public. It soon became the fastest growing app in history, reaching a 100 million monthly users in two months. In April, Elon Musk joined thousands in signing an open letter, calling for a 6 month pause in the development of systems more powerful than OpenAI's recently launched GPT four, while Hinton shares signatures concerns that AI may prove to be an existential threat to mankind. He disagreed with pausing research. In the European Union, a committee of lawmakers responded to the Musk backed letter, calling on U.S. president Joe Biden to convene a global summit on the future direction of the technology with European commissioner president Ursula von der leyen. Last week, the committee agreed a landmark set of proposals targeting generative AI, which would force companies like OpenAI to disclose any copyright material used to train their models. You can subscribe to the 5 minute news Patreon for bonus videos, commentary and more go to Patreon dot com slash 5 minute news. This is Peter. And this is Tom. We want to tell you guys a little bit about our podcast. Tom and I met in college, became best friends, and had teachers almost 20 years ago. Sometimes school just does not allow us to elaborate on the topics that we find interesting. Like the real shark attacks that inspired a movie jaws, but a real historical context to Indiana Jones artifacts. Where does serial come from? Or zombies real? Does Ben Franklin really deserve to be on a $100 bill. On our podcast, just like in our class, there are no stupid questions. Just two brians haven't lighthearted conversation about history, pop culture, and the context of current events. 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WGN Radio
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"Give the answers. This shows a big bus and we got room for everybody on 7 20. A next star media group station. It's 59° and cloudy at 1 o'clock good morning. I'm James Sears. Remembering a fallen Chicago police officer as the search continues for her killer. Plus, mayor lightfoot has some advice for her successor. WGN traffic, looking at our expressways and always right now they're in good shape to some lakeshore drive though has some must stop and go traffic from northbound between north and montrose such a back, quite a few minutes. Chicago police officers retired officers and family members gathered on the museum campus Sunday morning for the 95th annual saint Jude memorial march to honor fallen CPD officers. One of the officers remembered was 24 year old Ariana Preston, police say she was fatally shot early Saturday morning near her home in the 8100 block of south Blackstone, interim police superintendent Eric Carter says as she had just gotten off work when she was shot. Judy Antonio took part in the march and spoke about Preston. It just breaks your heart so young, so many dreams that will never be recognized now. No one's in custody in Preston's shooting community activist Jamal Greene is offering a $5000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the shooting. Meanwhile, a Chicago police officer is recovering from a knife attack in woodlawn. The officer was cut several times after noon, a Sunday, while he and his partner responded to a home break in on the 6100 block of south Vernon. Police say the attacker lunged at them with a knife, he was arrested, charges are pending. The officer was hospitalized in good condition. This month, 47 year old Brandon Johnson will be sworn in as the 57th mayor of the city of Chicago, Mary Lori Lightfoot joined WGN's Steve Dale to discuss Johnson being the new mayor and lightfoot says she prays that he understands this is a tough tough job. He's got to be the mayor for the whole city. Not the mayor for a certain now clouded powerful group of individuals or institutions. He's got to be the mayor for the whole city. The 47 year old teacher and former Cook County commissioner will inherit a city that 7 in ten voters say is on the wrong track. Johnson said his first plan of action was to meet with the newly created police district council. Authorities in Texas are identifying the gunman killed by police in Saturday's outlet mall shooting as 33 year old Mauricio Garcia of Dallas, or from news nation's Jackie bang. Authorities say Garcia was staying at a nearby motel before the attack, and now there are media reports Garcia may have had a fascination with white supremacism. This is apparently based on social media posts. In addition, there are reports Garcia wore a patch with the insignia, meaning right wing death squad. The victims have not yet been identified with the youngest was only 5 years old, 7 people were wounded and are still in the hospital. A 61 year old woman is dead after being dragged under a minivan over the weekend, WGN saved Schwann reports. The woman was teaching a man to drive in a church parking lot in the 5100 block of west Devon avenue, police say she was dragged under the vehicle after the man hit the accelerator in reverse instead of the brakes. She was pronounced dead at Saint Francis hospital, a passenger in the van had minor injuries, the driver was cited for not having a license. Dave Schwann, WGN news. The state police have released 5 more names of people who died in a massive dust storm pile up down state on I 55 a week ago. Two of them are from crystal Lake They're 73 year old that Joseph Bates and 71 year old Donna Bates. Two of the other victims are from champagne, the 5th is from Missouri, one victim's name has yet to be released. 72 vehicles were involved in the crash when strong winds kicked up soil on farms and blinded drivers on the road. Illinois senator dick Durbin is calling the controversy surrounding Supreme Court Justice clarence Thomas, a tangled web that just gets worse. This after a recent report from ProPublica released a revealed more donations to Thomas that weren't disclosed, Durbin told CNN chief justice John Roberts must take action. Chief justice Roberts has the power in his hands to change this first thing tomorrow morning. He could announce a code of conduct for the court and finally means something. He could announce that the court will be subject to at least the minimal standards that apply to all other federal judges. The senator Durbin also said the Senate Judiciary Committee which he chairs is looking together more information before it considers proposing a code of ethics for the high court. The 147th annual Westminster kennel club dog show kicks off later today in New York City. Mark Mayfield with those details. Thousands of dogs representing more than 200 breeds will compete Monday and Tuesday before the event wraps up with the ultimate prize of best in show. It will all take place at the USTA Billie Jean King national tennis center in flushing, marking the first time that the show is going to be held at the home of the U.S. open. I'm Mark Mayfield. WGN sports time, one O 5? The Sox had the KC tonight. They tied a franchise record 11 runs in the second inning yesterday and Cincinnati to take two or three over the reds. The cubs couldn't complete the sweep against the Marlins, took Miami to extras, but a bulk by advert L's Ali in the 14th was the difference northsiders hosted cardinals tonight. The red stars fell to Gotham FC two to one in the sky beat the fever 81 to 56 and their second preseason tune up. Jerry Payton W G in sports. For our Monday, showers and thunderstorms are likely, especially in the morning hours, mostly crowded throughout the day, highs in the mid 60s, inland