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"High 87. That's the nation's weather. I'm AccuWeather .com meteorologist Carol Babinski. Sixteen minutes after the hour, now I'm John Trout. This is America in the Morning. Donald Trump officially pleads not guilty in the Georgia election version case. As correspondent Mike Hempen reports, the 19 defendants who will stand trial, the former president included, are sparring with state prosecutors over when the trial might start and whether it will be a state or federal court. Former President Trump entered the not guilty plea Thursday morning. Trump and 18 others are accused of illegally trying to overturn the results of the 2020 election in Georgia. By pleading not guilty, Trump won't have to show up for the arraignment hearings set for next week. Several other people charged in the 41 count indictment already have waived arraignment saving them a trip to the Atlanta courthouse. The case and the logistics of bringing it to trial are likely to be complicated. Legal maneuvering by several of charged those already has started. I'm Mike Hempen. The judge in Fulton County overseeing the 2020 Georgia election interference case ruled that all proceedings in his courtroom will be televised and live streamed saying he wanted transparency for both sides. A lengthy prison term handed down to a former organizer of the proud boys far -right group accused of breaking the police line that was trying to protect the US Capitol on January 6, 2021. With that story, here's correspondent Jackie Quinn. Florida resident Joseph Biggs has gotten a 17 -year prison term, the second longest so far, for seditious conspiracy and other charges for his role in the Capitol insurrection. Biggs, an army veteran, admitted that he messed up that day and says was he seduced by the crowd of Trump supporters that tried to stop Congress from certifying the election. US District Judge Timothy Calley agreed with prosecutors that there was an element of terrorism to the crime and said it was not his job to label Biggs a terrorist, but it is his job to send a message of deterrence so that another January 6 never happens. Four more Proud Boys members are due to be sentenced in the coming days. Jackie Quinn, Washington. 18 after Tootles Ticketmaster,
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"Record flood stage. Flooding from the glacier has been happening each year since 2011, but warmer weather has caused even more erosion. Hyundai and Kia are recalling nearly 100 thousand vehicles, and they're urging owners to park them outside until repairs are made. Correspondent Mike Hempen reports. Hyundai and Kia say the recall involves about 92 ,000 vehicles in the US. Owners are being told to park them outside away from structures due to an electronic controller in an oil pump that can overheat and cause fires. The recall covers certain 2023 and 2024 Hyundai Palisades, as well as some 2023 Tucson, Sonata, Elantra and Kona vehicles. Affected Kias include the 2023 Soul and Sportage, as well as some 2023 and 2024 those vehicles. Neither company has received any reports of injuries. I'm Mike Hempen and hacking crypto accounts is all too common these days, but one Robin Hood has earned his ill -gotten gains. Chuck Palm has that in today's tech news. A crypto hacker has returned the stolen funds to Curve Finance, saying I'm smarter than all of you. Exploiting a weakness in chain, the the Curve Finance exploiter appears to be returning funds back to the protocol, according to on chain data. The hacker returned a total of 4820 AL Ethereum to the Alchemix finance wallets. At At today's exchange rate, that's over $12 .7 million. The hacker went on to say, I want to clarify I'm refunding you not because you can find me. It's because I don't want to ruin your project. Elon Musk posted on X yesterday that his social media platform will pay the legal bills and sue on behalf of people who have been treated unfairly by employers because of posting or liking something on the site formerly known as Twitter. Musk went on to say not only will fund they all the legal bills, but there will be no limit to the funding. Several blue checkmark celebrities have taken on him up the offer. Leave a comment at allthetoptech .tech. I'm Chuck Palm. Nine till with Monday sports. Here's our Robert Workman on America in the morning. There will be a new Women's World Cup champion, the top US ranked team, which took home the last two titles, lost to Sweden on penalty Sunday in the round of 16, earliest ever for the US. Julie Ernst announced her retirement from international soccer after the match, joining Megan Rapinoe, who had call made that before the World Cup. Not retiring, Lionel Messi, he scored two more goals for Inter Miami last night in win their in the World Cup. Here's a look. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Jake hit Myers a pair of three run jacks and the Astros turned back the Yankees. I think that was the first time I've ever done it in my career. So that's a good one to do it on. Good place to do it, too. A's all over the Giants. Nick Allen over twice. Max at Warner went deep in the ninth to give the Twins a walk off win over the Diamondbacks for their fourth straight. White Sox scored three in the night knock to off the Guardians, both teams awaiting discipline from MLB for their fight on Saturday night. Lyon Richardson made his first major start league for Cincinnati. National shortstop C .J. Abrams sent his first pitch into the right field seats. Lane Thomas hit his second pitch over the centerfield wall. Welcome to the show. Meet that sweep. The Reds wins for the Dodgers, Phillies, Pirates and Rays and NHL. The Penguins land Norris trophy winning defenseman Eric Carlson in a trade with the Sharks and Canadians. That's Monday Sports. Thank you, sir. There's Robert Workman coming up on America in the morning. Look for that cozy bear on an airplane after these messages. Forget about your is and your strength. I mean, the bare necessities or mother nature's recipes that bring the bare necessities of life or I want wherever I go. Hey, my name is Sierra and a little thing that I love about the Chick -fil -A spicy chicken biscuit is that it has the perfect amount of spice is to jumpstart my day. Whoever thought of it. Thank you so much. Hi, my name is
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"Donahue has details. This is another toward step regulating electronic systems responsible for what drivers usually do on their own. NSO Chief Counsel Ann Carlson says they want brakes to be effective at much higher speeds. We're also including what we call full collision Dr. The systems would allow vehicles to fully avoid other vehicles at up to 50 miles per hour if a driver doesn't react. With this proposal, we could change a high speed crash from a deadly one to a lower speed crash with minor injuries or just property damage. NHTSA says 90 % of new passenger vehicles already include the braking technology. Ed Donahue Washington. A federal court ruling has cleared the way for Purdue Pharma, maker of OxyContin, to settle thousands of legal claims over the toll of opioids. Respondent Mike Hempen reports. The plan approved by the Circuit Court of Appeals in New York calls for members of wealthy the Sackler family to give up ownership of Purdue. It would become its own company with its profits used to fight the opioid crisis. Members of the Sackler family would contribute up to over time. They also would be protected from lawsuits over the toll of opioids, even though they did not file for bankruptcy. The ruling reverses a 2021 ruling that found bankruptcy court judges did not have the authority to approve a settlement that would offer bankruptcy protections for those who have not filed for bankruptcy. The settlement must still be approved by a bankruptcy court judge. I'm Mike Hempen. 13 till now you're with America in the morning. In 2022, he ran unsuccessfully for the New Mexico House of Representatives, and now his next move could be a federal prison. Solomon Pena was listed yesterday charged with orchestrating drive by shootings at the homes of two county commissioners and two New Mexico state legislators. Pena is alleged to have visited the homes of at least three county commissioners in an effort to get them to not certify election results claiming the vote was rigged. Pena allegedly hired two accomplices to carry out the shootings and carried out one on his own. Nobody was injured, but in one case bullets passed through the bedroom of a state senator's ten -year -old child. emergency A Missouri room doctor who's been missing for more than a week has been found dead in northwest Arkansas. Julie Walker reports. Dr. John Forsythe was last heard from in text messages on May 21st with his fiance, according to his brother. Richard Forsythe also says on Tuesday authorities told him the doctor was found dead. Police in Cassville, which is in the Missouri Ozarks, say the sheriff's office in Benton County, Arkansas is investigating and an autopsy and official identification were pending. The doctor's car was found unlocked with his wallet, two phones, a laptop and other items inside in a remote area near an aquatic park in Cassville. Richard Forsythe says his brother had the been at Cassville hospital for about 15 years and describes him as a doting father, family physician and part time math nerd. I'm Julie Walker. Trouble at Amazon as hundreds of their employees stopped working correspondent Shelly Adler reports power to the workers. Hundreds of corporate Amazon protested workers the company's lack of progress on climate goals and an inequitable return to office and ate during a lunchtime demonstration in Seattle Wednesday. Church Hindley was among the protesters. out here I'm because I refuse to just sit
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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
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Elizabeth Holmes enters Texas prison to begin 11-year sentence for notorious blood-testing hoax
"Disgrace theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes enters prison to begin an 11 year sentence. Former theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes has entered a federal women's prison camp in Brian Texas, a jury convicted Holmes in January 2022. On four felony counts of fraud and conspiracy for overseeing a blood testing hoax. Holmes promised theranos would revolutionize healthcare with a technology that could quickly scan for diseases and other problems with a few drops of blood taken from a finger prick. The hype surrounding the purported breakthrough helped theranos raise nearly $1 billion from investors and turned homes into a billionaire with a fortune valued at four and a half billion on paper in 2014. I'm Mike Hempen
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"Of company The TSA says it's screened nearly 10 million people at the nation's airports over the long holiday weekend between Friday and Monday. That was about 300,000 more than during the same period in pre-pandemic 2019. Friday's screening volume of 2.74 million was a post pandemic single day record. Jim crystal to CBS News. A Prince William county man is facing animal cruelty charges after the kitten he's accused of kicking, died. Police say they responded to a call about a domestic dispute at the stone point apartment complex in woodbridge last week, investigators say the cat's owner left her Siamese Maine coon kitten in an apartment with a family member, 18 year old Frederick grant Pearce. She told police that when she returned later in the day, she found the three month old cat unconscious in the bedroom, the kitten later died. Police say at some point in the day, pierce kicked the cat in the head multiple times, he was arrested, and he's being held without bond. A federal court ruling clears the way for OxyContin maker Purdue pharma to settle thousands of legal claims over the toll of opioids. The plan approved by the circuit Court of Appeals in New York calls for members of the wealthy Sackler family to give up ownership of Purdue. It would become its own company with its profits used to fight the opioid crisis. Members of the Sackler family would contribute up to $6 billion over time. They also would be protected from lawsuits over the toll of opioids, even though they did not file for bankruptcy. The ruling reverses a 2021 ruling that found bankruptcy court judges did not have the authority to approve a settlement that would offer bankruptcy protections for those who have not filed for bankruptcy. The settlement must still be approved by a bankruptcy court judge. I'm Mike Hempen. Sports a 25 and 55 powered by Red River, technology decisions aren't black and white. Think red. All right, George
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Ruling clears way for Purdue Pharma to settle opioid claims, protect Sacklers from lawsuits
"A federal court ruling has cleared the way for Purdue pharma, the maker of OxyContin to settle thousands of legal claims over the toll of opioids. The plan approved by the circuit Court of Appeals in New York calls for members of the wealthy Sackler family to give up ownership of Purdue. It would become its own company with its profits used to fight the opioid crisis. Members of the Sackler family would contribute up to $6 billion over time. They also would be protected from lawsuits over the toll of opioids, even though they did not file for bankruptcy. The ruling reverses a 2021 ruling that found bankruptcy court judges did not have the authority to approve a settlement that would offer bankruptcy protections for those who have not filed for bankruptcy. The settlement must still be approved by a bankruptcy court judge. I'm Mike Hempen
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No fatalities reported in Iowa as officials plan to demolish partially collapsed building
"And Iowa apartment building that collapsed on Sunday will be demolished. Officials in Davenport say the demolition of what was once the Davenport hotel will begin Tuesday morning. The collapse injured at least one person and displaced countless residents and business owners. It's not known why the building collapsed, but Davenport fired chief Michael Carlson says investigators are searching for a cause. There's been normal rental complaints, but there has been some complaints to the structure. We issued notice and orders to have those repaired. The building owner hired their own engineering firm to direct them and the repairs needed to be made. Residents have not been allowed back inside to remove their belongings due to the building's unstable condition. I'm Mike Hempen.
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White's putback as time expires lifts Celtics past Heat, forces Game 7 in East finals
"The Celtics had become just a 14 team in NBA history to force a game 7 after being down three games to none. Derrick white scored on a putback with one tenth of a second left to give Boston a one O four one O three went over the heat in game 6, tying the series at three games each. White says after he inbounded the ball to Marcus smart on the Celtics final possession, he was left unguarded. Smart flash hit him and there really was nobody on me. So I just faced to the corner and then when he shot it, just try to crash, ball came to me. I made a shot. The Celtics will try to become the first NBA team to win a series after being down three games to none when they host game 7 Monday night. I'm Mike Hempen
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Texas governor sent bill abolishing position of Harris County elections chief
"The Republican controlled Texas legislature has approved a bill that would abolish the position of elections administrator and Harris county, which includes Houston, only months before that city chooses a new mayor. The bill headed to Republican governor Greg Abbott would return elections oversight in Harris county to the tax assessor and county clerk. Both of which are elected offices currently held by Democrats. Harris county is a democratic stronghold, with more than 2 million voters. The proposed changes come after last year's elections in which local officials have acknowledged problems that included paper ballot shortages and delayed poll openings. Republican candidates have challenged losses in races across the county. However, there has been no evidence that the issues affected the outcomes. Those elections were run by the Harris county elections administrator. I'm Mike Hempen.
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"Testing requirements for horses that should standardize to sport nationwide for the first time. I'm Mike Hempen. AP news for this Sunday mate 21st I'm Jackie Quinn, the debt crisis in Washington remains a crisis. Default is not an option. President Biden spoke with House speaker Kevin McCarthy by phone and will now meet with him in person. Biden before leaving the G 7 summit in Japan said he has compromised. We put forward a proposal to cut spending by more than a $1 trillion. But Republicans, like Jody arrington, who spoke on ABC's this week with George Stephanopoulos, says the government spending patterns need to change. We have to get back to pre COVID pre inflationary spending. We've got to rightsize and rein in this bureaucratic bloat. Treasury secretary Janet Yellen says it does appear her forecast that the government will reach its debt limit around June 1st is still holding. Obligations to seniors who count on social security are military that expects pay. She spoke on NBC's meet the press. Ukraine's president has been thanking Western Allies for their support, as he joined the G 7 summit in Japan, the U.S. has relented and will train Ukrainian pilots on F-16s, president zelensky's refuting Russian report that the Ukrainian city of bakhmut has fallen. There is nothing on this place. So just drawn and. A lot of dead Russians. A soccer stampede in El Salvador, at least
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"Dot com slash post. I'm Mike Hempen with an AP news minute. Chair Jerome Powell says the Federal Reserve will likely forgo an increase in its benchmark interest rate when it meets in June for the first time since it began raising its key rate 14 months ago to fight high inflation. The risks of doing too much versus doing too little are becoming more balanced and our policy has adjusted to reflect that fact. Powell says the Central Bank's benchmark rate, which affects many consumer and business loans, is now high enough to restrain borrowing, spending, and economic growth. That officials hope that slower growth will cool inflation over time. And a federal judge in Boston has ruled that American Airlines and JetBlue Airways must abandon their partnership in the northeastern United States, saying that the government proved the deal reduces competition in the airline industry. The ruling is a major victory for the Biden administration. I'm Mike Hempen. A day of emotions for the trainer of the winning Preakness stakes horse. One of the horses trained by Bob Baffert national treasure won the Preakness stakes hours after another efforts horses had to be euthanized. After suffering a leg injury in an undercard race on the same track. That death follows to deaths of 7 horses in ten days at Churchill downs in Louisville in the lead up to The Kentucky Derby. New national medication and doping rules are set to take effect on Monday. The federally mandated horse racing integrity and safety authority will oversee drug testing requirements for horses that should standardize to sport nationwide for the first time. I'm Mike Hempen, a record setting win in the Preakness stakes. National treasure held off a late push by blazing 7s to win the Preakness, giving trainer Bob Baffert, a record 8th Preakness win, but it was an emotional day for baffert. Hours earlier, another one of this horses was euthanized after suffering a leg injury in an undercard race on the same track. The win by national Treacher, the 5 to two second choice, came in backwards return to the Triple Crown trail, following a suspension that kept him from entering a horse in last year's Preakness. Kentucky Derby winner mage, who came in as to 7 to 5 favorite, finished third. I'm Mike Hempen. President Biden in Japan has been trying to assure world leaders at the U.S. will not default on its debt, despite a showdown with congressional leaders. The president was asked if he's worried that debt ceiling talks could fall apart. Not at all. While meeting with other world powers at the G 7 summit in Japan, President Biden was getting briefed by his staff on the stops and starts in negotiations, which were briefly halted Friday because of disagreements. I still
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Baffert back from ban, wins Preakness with National Treasure after another horse euthanized
"A day of emotions for the trainer of the winning Preakness stakes horse. One of the horses trained by Bob Baffert national treasure won the Preakness stakes hours after another efforts horses had to be euthanized after suffering a leg injury in an undercard race on the same track. That death follows to deaths of 7 horses in ten days at Churchill downs in Louisville in the lead up to The Kentucky Derby. New national medication and doping rules are set to take effect on Monday. The federally mandated horse racing integrity and safety authority will oversee drug testing requirements for horses that should standardize to sport nationwide for the first time. I'm Mike Hempen.
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Bob Baffert's National Treasure wins Preakness, hours after another of his horses was euthanized
"A record setting win in the Preakness stakes. National treasure held off a late push by blazing 7s to win the Preakness, giving trainer Bob Baffert, a record 8th Preakness win, but it was an emotional day for baffert. Hours earlier, another one of this horses was euthanized after suffering a leg injury in an undercard race on the same track. The win by national Treacher, the 5 to two second choice, came in backwards return to the Triple Crown trail, following a suspension that kept him from entering a horse in last year's Preakness. Kentucky Derby winner mage, who came in as to 7 to 5 favorite, finished third. I'm Mike Hempen.
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American Airlines and JetBlue must abandon their partnership in the Northeast, federal judge rules
"In a major win for the Biden administration, a judge strikes down an airline industry partnership. A federal judge in Boston has ruled that American Airlines in JetBlue must abandon their partnership in the northeast United States. U.S. district judge Leo siroc and wrote in his decision that American and JetBlue violated antitrust law as they carved up the northeast markets between them. American and JetBlue are two of the top three airlines in Boston and two of the top four in New York. The judge says the government proved the partnership known as northeast alliance, reduces competition. The Justice Department had argued the deal would eventually cost customers hundreds of millions of dollars a year because of reduced competition. The airlines are deciding whether to appeal. I'm Mike Hempen.
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New Mexico gunman who killed 3 wore bulletproof vest, left note
"The New Mexico gunman who killed three people discharged nearly 200 rounds of ammunition and left a note. Police in Farmington, New Mexico say 18 year old Beau Wilson left a cryptic note mentioning quote, the end of the chapter. Investigators say fired more than 190 rounds, mostly from his house, and was wearing a bulletproof vest that he discarded before he was fatally shot by officers. Police say Wilson had three guns, including an assault style weapon he bought in November when he turned 18. They think the other two weapons he had were owned by relatives. Officers say Wilson had access to over 1400 rounds of ammunition and ten other weapons. They're looking into Wilson's access to weapons in concerns about his prior mental health. I'm Mike Hempen
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Republican wins state House special election in central Pennsylvania; GOP 1 seat away from control
"Voters in the suburbs of Philadelphia are deciding control of Pennsylvania's state House. A special election in Delaware county will determine which party has the majority in the Pennsylvania House. Republican Michael stender won another special election Tuesday for a vacancy in the central part of the state, giving the GOP 101 seats in the 203 member House. The Associated Press has not called the Delaware county election. If Republicans retake the house, they would control both chambers since the state Senate is firmly in GOP control. A Republican House could vote to put a proposed constitutional amendment limiting abortion rights before voters as a referendum. I'm Mike Hempen
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Disney updates lawsuit against DeSantis to add new events
"Disney has amended its free speech lawsuit against Florida governor Ron DeSantis. The amended complaint adds in recent developments since the entertainment giant first sued desantis, and an oversight board for Disney World, nearly two weeks ago. It references legislation passed last week by Florida lawmakers that rescinds agreements that Disney and a previous oversight board consisting of Disney supporters made earlier this year. Those agreements would have given Disney control over design and construction at Disney World, the amended lawsuit says Disney is the only company affected by the new legislation. Disney and desantis have been engaged in a tug of war for more than a year. Desantis is expected to announce a presidential bid in the coming weeks. I'm Mike Hempen.
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US sprinter, Olympic medalist Tori Bowie dies at 32
"An American sprinter who won three Olympic medals is dead at the age of 32. USA track and field and icon management have announced the death of Tori Bowie, but no cause has been given. Buoy turned in an electric performance at the 2016 Rio Olympics, winning silver in the 100 meters and bronze in the 200. She then ran the anchor leg on a four by 100 relay team that won the gold medal. A year later, she won the 100 meters at the 2017 world championships. She also helped the four by 100 team to a gold medal. USA track and field CEO max Siegel says buoys impact on the sport is immeasurable. I'm Mike Hempen
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Shooting inside Atlanta building leaves 1 dead, 4 injured
"Police are investigating a deadly shooting inside an Atlanta building. Atlanta police are on the scene of what they describe as an active fluid situation in a building in Atlanta's midtown neighborhood, investigators say one person is dead, and at least four others are injured, but no one is in custody. Police have sent out a photo of the person they believe to be the shooter. Authorities say the suspect is thought to be armed and dangerous. They're asking anyone with information on the person's whereabouts to call 9-1-1. Police are urging people in the area to secure their buildings and shelter in place. I'm Mike Hempen
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Biden commutes sentences of 31 convicted of drug crimes
"President Biden commutes the sentences of 31 people convicted of nonviolent drug crimes. The White House says those whose sentences were commuted were serving time in home confinement by having their sentences commuted, they'll now spend less time in home confinement. Many would have received a lower sentence if they were charged today with the same crime because of changes in the laws. The commutations come as The White House announces a set of policy actions designed to improve the criminal justice system, which disproportionately affects blacks and other non white communities. The president must keep black voters in his coalition if he wants to win reelection in 2024. Mike Hempen Washington
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Fed faults Silicon Valley Bank execs, itself in bank failure
"The Federal Reserve false executives at Silicon Valley bank and itself in the banks failure. In a highly anticipated report, the fed says Silicon Valley bank field due to a combination of extremely poor bank management, weakened regulations and lacks government supervision. The report says defended not appreciate the seriousness of critical deficiencies in the bank's liquidity and interest rate risk management. The result is that SVB remained well rated even as conditions deteriorated. The fed is also critical of how the bank managed executive compensation. The report indicates executive compensation was geared toward short term profits and the stock price. There were no incentives tied to risk management. Mike Hempen Washington
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Historic investment in urban trees underway across the U.S.
"A historic investment in urban trees is underway across the United States. President Biden's inflation reduction act has set aside $1.5 billion to fund tree planning projects over the next decade. Urban forestry advocates believe this initiative will transform underserved neighborhoods that have grappled with dirty or air and dangerously high temperatures because they don't have a leafy Canopy overhead. Washington state commissioner of public lands Hillary France says more trees are needed everywhere. In every state and in our state, we have underinvested in our urban tree canoe. Detroit resident amine Taylor is one of 300 workers who will plant 75,000 trees in the city over the next 5 years. It'd be the fastest city. And not only that, it gives more oxygen too. Trees help suck up, heat trapping, carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. They also reduce erosion and flooding. I'm Mike Hempen.
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Racial gap in US stroke deaths widened during pandemic
"Researchers say the racial gap in stroke deaths in the U.S. widened during the pandemic. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says stroke death rates increased for both black and white adults in 2020 and 2021. But the difference in death rates between the two groups increased by 22% compared to 5 years before the pandemic. For decades, black Americans have had a higher stroke death rate than white Americans. Doctors think the virus could have been one of the factors that widen the gap. They say a COVID-19 infection can raise the risk of a stroke. Doctors also believe some people may have been reluctant to see their doctors during the pandemic out of fear of catching the new virus. I'm Mike Hempen.
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"The answer is honest answer is no. The White House not budging, saying it will not negotiate on the debt ceiling. This should be no negotiations. They need to do this They need to do this. Again, because it is a constitutional responsibility that they have in Congress. Press secretary karine Jean Pierre laid out what she interpreted as Republican priorities with the bill. They want to increase costs for hardworking families, take food assistance and healthcare away from millions of Americans and increase the debt when combined with House Republicans proposal for tax giveaways skewed for the super rich special interests and profitable companies. It's not clear yet if McCarthy will have enough Republican support to get the bill passed, it's a narrow majority for the GOP so he can't afford to lose much support from his colleagues. If it does get through, the bill is expected to hit a roadblock in the Senate. I'm Clayton Neville. It's 9 after the Supreme Court has temporarily extended access to the abortion pill as correspondent Shelley Adler reports. The former House speaker Nancy Pelosi, who's been mostly quiet since leaving the Democrat leadership after her party lost control to Republicans last year, is not staying silent about what she sees as judges replacing science. I'm rarely surprised. But that the members of the Supreme Court should think that their knowledge and their judgment, which is not scientific, should replace or displace that of the scientists at the FDA. The Supreme Court is leaving women's access to an abortion pill, untouched until at least Friday. That gives the justices more time to consider whether to allow restrictions on their press don't to take effect. If the court should decide that it has superior scientific knowledge without any benefit of research or trials and the rest, we have real problem in our country. The court is dealing with the new abortion controversy less than a year after its conservative majority overturned roe versus wade and allowed more than a dozen states to effectively ban abortion outright. At stake now is whether to allow restrictions on the pill to take effect while a legal challenge to the medications FDA approval continues. In an order signed by justice Alito the court indicated it will act by Friday night. I'm surely antler. Delay in the court hearing for a Massachusetts air national guardsmen accused of leaking highly classified military documents. Correspondent Mike Hempen reports. A judge has delayed the hearing for a 21 year old Jack to share to give the defense more time to prepare to share it with charged last week with unauthorized retention and transmission of classified national defense information. He was supposed to appear in Boston federal court on Wednesday. The defense asked the judge to delay the hearing for about two weeks. A new date has not been set to Shira is accused of sharing a highly classified military documents about Russia's Warren Ukraine and other top national security issues in a chat room on Discord, a social media platform that started as a hangout for gamers. I'm Mike Hempen
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"House or not. It was a horrible occurrence. I'm Jennifer King. So what's going to happen today? The national weather services bob oar of X says high winds and hail could threaten some areas. The greatest threat area for later this afternoon on Thursday afternoon is going to be across parts of central and southern Virginia. Just near and south of the Washington D.C. area. So from Washington, D.C., southward into southern Maryland. And across a good part of central to southern Delaware. China now calling for peace talks over Ukraine by giving no sign that it will use its leverage with Russia to press for a settlement. Honda is recalling some older, small SUVs, because road salt can cause the frame to rust and rear suspension parts can come loose. The recall covers some CR-V's from 2007 through 2011 that were sold or registered in states where salt is used to clear the roads in the winter. New York included as his Pennsylvania. This is AP news. A look into the future now with the AP's Mike Hempen, who tells us about robo taxis. Both crews are subsidiary of General Motors and Waymo a spin off of Google or seeking regulatory approval to transport passengers around the clock in San Francisco in driverless cars. However, both services are dealing with complaints that their vehicles are stopping unexpectedly, creating traffic stops at inconvenience other drivers. The unexpected stops are absolutely an issue. Nico larco is the director of the university of Oregon's urbanism next center. What's more or less telling you is that the vehicles have not quite yet figured out how to operate in tremendously complicated environments. But crews, CEO, Kyle votes, says the technology in their driverless cars is getting better. It's improving in a pretty rapid rate. And that's one of the beauties of this kind of technology. I'm Mike Hempen. And I'm Rita foley, AP news. This is 8 20 a.m. WCT willow springs, and streaming worldwide at WWC PT 8 20 dot com. We are Chicago's progressive chalk, where facts matter. Now, UWC PTA 20, weather updates. From the weather ology weather center, I'm meteorologist Jennifer we cheat ski, mostly sunny skies here this afternoon, high into the lower 50s, west winds ten to 15 mph, gusting as high as 25, then for tonight mostly clear a lone year 35. Friday sunshine high 57°, then by Saturday plenty of blue skies and sun high 60 wine. Sunday's sunny hive 63. That's your latest Chicago weather update. Currently, it's 35.
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"The Memphis police chief has said she see no evidence to justify the Nichols traffic stop or the officer's response. The 29 year old died in January 3 days after he was stopped and brutally pummeled by police. I'm Jennifer King, 6 officers have been fired in the case and 5 of them now face second degree murder charges. Mexico's president says he regrets the kidnappings of four Americans in his country, but he's pointing an accusing finger at the U.S. media for the way it covers or doesn't cover such violence, two of the Americans are back in the U.S. now, but two tragically died in Mexico. The AP's Charles De Ledesma Mexican president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador says the people responsible for the shootings would be punished, but he's upset about how the tragedy has been reported in the U.S.. Lopez Obrador has complained about the U.S. media's coverage of the missing Americans, accusing the reporting of sensationalism. He says that when Mexicans are killed, the media go quiet like mummies, Obrador ads, we really regret that this happens in our country, and that the U.S. government has every right to be upset by the violence. I'm Charles De Ledesma. No word yet on why two small planes collided in midair over Florida for people killed. It happened near Winter Haven regional airport. Heavy snow forecast for parts of the Midwest Thursday in a Friday, this is a P news. We are hearing more about a scary incident on board an airline. The AP's Mike Hempen, with this story. A passenger who helped restrain a threatening man on a flight from Los Angeles to Boston over the weekend says it was a case of teamwork. Sami Gucci says he was seated several rows behind the man, who prosecutors say, tried to open the plane's emergency door before trying to stab a flight attendant with a broken metal spoon. Says he heard the man getting louder and louder before he started yelling and screaming and threatening to kill people. Federal authorities have identified him as Francisco Torres. Says he was among 5 or 6 passengers who piled on to Tories and removed the spoon from his grasp. Tories was arrested. He has been charged with interference and attempted interference with flight crew members and attendants using a dangerous weapon. I'm Mike Hempen. And I'm Rita foley, AP news. This is 8 20 a.m. W CPT willow springs and streaming worldwide. 8 20 dot com. We are Chicago's progressive talk, where facts matter. Now your W CT 8 20 weather updates. In the weather, weather center, I'm meteorologist Michael Carroll. High temperatures working up into the middle 40s for the afternoon while mostly cloudy skies, then for its night, cloud cover alone 33. For Thursday, cloudy skies, a chance for a late day
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"Legislation targets their religion. It's not a sprint, it's a marathon. The origins of the caste system in India can be traced back 3000 years as a social hierarchy based on one's occupation and birth. I'm Ed Donahue. Fake sports memorabilia worth millions of dollars has been seized in South Carolina. Correspondent Mike Hempen reports. The South Carolina Secretary of State's office says law enforcement agents, confiscated more than 600 championship rings at Kirk's collectibles and an upstate mall, no arrests have been made. The hoard includes 157 Super Bowl rings, 83 NBA Finals rings, 99 World Series rings, 29 Stanley Cup rings and 251 NCAA championship rings for unnamed sports. The counterfeit goods could have fetched as much as $15 million. The Department of Homeland Security is investigating. I'm Mike Hempen. And onto what's legit in sports at 9 till. Here's Robert workman. College basketball's top team Houston trounced tulane 89 59, Joan Robert set a career high 26 points as the cougars when they're 8th straight and clinched at least a share of the American athletic conference regular season title. Number two Alabama though got a big scare at South Carolina before winning 78 76 in overtime. Brandon Miller kept his career best 41.9 with the winning basket in the final second of OT. Number 6 Virginia went down hard at Boston college, the Cavaliers shot just 32% from the floor. Also number 18 Connecticut, top 20th ranked Providence. The NBA regular season resumes tonight with 9 games, NHL a couple of big comebacks last night. The Blackhawks rally from down three zero halfway through their game in Dallas to upend the stars for three. Max domi and Patrick gained each score twice for the central division seller dwellers as they topped the division leaders. The flames found themselves down to midway through their gaming Arizona, then put up 5 unanswered goals to beat the coyotes 6 three. Also, the islanders edged the jets to one. And in soccer, the U.S. women beat Brazil two one to win the she believes cup for the fourth straight time. Mallory Swanson scored her fourth goal of the tournament and 7th of the year. That's as many as she had in all of 2022. Alex Morgan put in her 14th goal since giving birth to her daughter in 2020. That makes her the national team record holder for goals as a mom. And Brazil's goal in the final minute of regulation was the first the U.S. had surrendered this year in 5 matches. That's Thursday sports. Thank you, Robert 7 till coming up
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"Ed Donahue. Fake sports memorabilia worth millions of dollars has been seized in South Carolina. Correspondent Mike Hempen reports. The South Carolina Secretary of State's office says law enforcement agents confiscated more than 600 championship rings at Kirk's collectibles and an upstate mall, no arrests have been made. The hoard includes 157 Super Bowl rings, 83 NBA Finals rings, 19 9 World Series rings, 29 Stanley Cup rings and 251 NCAA championship rings for unnamed sports. The counterfeit goods could have fetched as much as $15 million. The Department of Homeland Security is investigating. I'm Mike Hempen. And onto what's legit in sports at 9 till. Here's Robert workman. College basketball's top team Houston trounced tulane 89 59, Juan Roberts had a career high 26 points as the cougars won their 8th street and clinched at least a share of the American athletic conference regular season title. Number two Alabama though got a big scare at South Carolina before winning 78 76 in overtime. Brandon Miller kept his career best 41.9 with the winning basket in the final second of OT. Number 6 Virginia went down hard at Boston college, the Cavaliers shot just 32% from the floor. Also number 18 Connecticut, top 20th ranked Providence. The NBA regular season resumes tonight with 9 games, NHL a couple of big comebacks last night, the Blackhawks rally from down three zero, halfway through their game in Dallas to upend the stars for three. Max domi and Patrick gained each score twice for the central division seller dwellers as they topped the division leaders. The flames found themselves down to midway through their game in Arizona, then put up 5 unanswered goals to beat the coyotes 6 three. Also, the islanders edged the jets to one. And in soccer, the U.S. women beat Brazil two one to win the she believes cup for the fourth straight time. Mallory Swanson scored her fourth goal of the tournament and 7th of the year. That's as many as she had in all of 2022. Alex Morgan put in her 14th goal since giving birth to her daughter in 2020. That makes her the national team record holder for goals as a mom. And Brazil's goal in the final minute of regulation was the first the U.S. had surrendered this year in 5 matches. That's Thursday sports. Thank you Robert 7 till coming
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"26 after, welcome back to America in the morning. In Memphis, Tennessee, two sheriff's deputies who were involved in the arrest of Tyree Nichols, have now been temporarily suspended. Correspondent Mike Hempen has the latest. Shelby county deputies Jeremy Watkins and John tavis followers have been suspended for 5 days without pay. Shelby county sheriff Floyd Weiner says they each violated multiple policies by failing to keep their body cameras activated after they went to the location where Tyree Nichols had been beaten by 5 Memphis police officers. Police video and other documents show Nichols had flood a traffic stop, but was caught near his home by the officers. They punched nickels kicked him and hit him with a baton. Nichols died three days later. Bonner says the sheriff's office does not believe the deputies will face criminal charges. I'm Mike Hempen. Kentucky's highest court has allowed a near total abortion ban to remain in effect. Correspondent Norman hall reports. The Kentucky Supreme Court has refused to halt the state ban that has largely been in place since roe versus wade was overturned. The court was weighing challenges to the band and a separate one that outlaws abortion after the 6th week of pregnancy. Abortion rights groups responded to the court's ruling by saying the fight over the issue is far from over the court itself made that clear. It ordered a lower court to consider constitutional issues and the court's deputy chief wrote that Thursday's ruling doesn't settle the issue or bar future litigation. The justices ruled on narrow legal issues that left unanswered the larger constitutional questions about whether access to abortion should be legal in the bluegrass state. I Norman hall, opening in the Biden cabinet, labor secretary Marty Walsh, formerly announced he is leaving The White House to become executive director of the National Hockey League Players Association. Word about Walsh's plans leaked a week ago when Walsh steps down, deputy secretary Julie Sue is set to take charge of the Department of Labor on an acting basis, but she's also considered to be a FrontRunner to take the job as well. Walsh became the latest to leave Biden's inner circle following the recent departure of chief of staff Ron klain, who was replaced by Jeff zients
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"You can't have immigration reform without first securing the border. How can you trust you find people coming one after another? And when you ask them why, they'll tell you the president told me to come. McCarthy said he'll continue to investigate Biden administration border policies. This is a fundamental problem. But it's a problem that's created by this administration. This amid growing calls among Republicans to impeach Homeland Security secretary Alejandro mayorkas and the House speaker vowing to keep sending committees to the border to see what's happening firsthand. I am Clayton Neville. Leaders of the far right group Proud Boys say they intend to subpoena former president Donald Trump to testify in the ongoing trial pertaining to the group's alleged conspiracy to forcibly derail the peaceful transfer of power from Trump to president Joe Biden. Former Proud Boys leader Enrique tarrio and four of his allies are charged with seditious conspiracy in their effort to keep the former president in office and their roles on the 2021 riot at the capitol. Other January 6th defendants had sought to get Trump's testimony, but received no support from judges hearing the cases. It's 12 till now on America in the morning. The special grand jury investigating efforts by then president Trump and allies to overturn his election loss in Georgia in 2020 says it believes one or more witnesses lied. Ed Donahue reports. The grand jury didn't say who was lying, but recommends Fulton county DA fanny Willis should file charges. Former president Trump never testified before the special grand jury, meaning he is not among those who could have perjured themselves. Willis has said since the beginning of the investigation two years ago, she was interested in a phone call Donald Trump made to Georgia's Secretary of State Brad raffensperger. I just want to find 11,000 780 votes, which is one more that we have. On his social media platform, truth social, the former president said the reports release has given him total exoneration, but portions having to do with recommended charges are still secret. I'm Ed Donahue. Health concerns continue for a Pennsylvania senator, correspondent Mike Hempen reports that John fetterman has checked himself into a hospital. This follows the medical scare he had last week. The office of Democrat Jan fetterman says the senator is checked himself in to Walter Reed national military medical center to seek treatment for clinical depression. Federman is still recovering from a stroke he suffered last May. His chief of staff says to senator was evaluated Monday by the attending physician of Congress who recommended inpatient care at Walter Reed. The 53 year old fetterman is in his first weeks as a senator in November. He won the seat previously held by Republican pat toomey, who retired. Mike Hempen, Washington. Daytona 500 weekend at ten till, Ian with sports. Here's Robert workman. NBA the bucks bumped off the bulls one 12 100 for their 12th consecutive win. Brook Lopez had 33 points picking up the scoring slack when yanus kumbo had to leave early with a sprained right wrist. That could keep him out of the all star weekend in Salt Lake City, where he'll be a team captain. Wizards rally from down 20 to tip the Timberwolves, Bradley beals gore 35 and the clippers shaded the suns. College basketball number two Houston rolled over SMU number three Purdue, though, upset at Maryland. The boilermakers have now lost three out of four after being voted the only unanimous number one of the season just three weeks ago. Wins for number four UCLA and number 8 Arizona unranked eastern Washington beat northern Arizona. That's the eagles 16th win in a row. The longest streak in the nation. NHL, the first place bruins blank the predators 5 nothing, 28 cities for Jeremy swab and she's white shot of time, you know, I don't want to, I don't get nervous, you know, I get excited, right? It's the best thing in the world and those big moments are when it's all special. The hurricane sport four times in the third to blow by the Canadians, Seth Jarvis had a hat trick. Carolina has won 9 out of ten. Red wings won their 5th straight beating the flames. Cracking golden knights blue jackets blues and Panthers win. Soccer, the U.S. women, black Canada, two nil at the she believes cup in Orlando, Mallory Swanson scored twice in the first half. The U.S. plays Japan on Sunday in Nashville. And safe home to Tim mccarver, who followed a 21 year Major League Baseball career with more than four decades in the TV booth, calling a record 23 World Series. The catcher for two World Series champions and winner of three Emmy Awards, Tim mccarver, recognized by the baseball Hall of Fame for his broadcast work in 2012, was 81 years old. That's Friday sports. There's Robert workman at 7 till. When we return
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"Welcome back to America in the morning. In Memphis, Tennessee, two sheriff's deputies who were involved in the arrest of Tyree Nichols, have now been temporarily suspended. Correspondent Mike Hempen has the latest. Shelby county deputies Jeremy Watkins and John tavis followers have been suspended for 5 days without pay. Shelby county sheriff Floyd viner says they each violated multiple policies by failing to keep their body cameras activated after they went to the location where Tyree Nichols had been beaten by 5 Memphis police officers. Police video and other documents show Nichols had flood a traffic stop, but was caught near his home by the officers. They punched Nichols kicked him and hit him with a baton. Nichols died three days later. Banner says the sheriff's office does not believe the deputies will face criminal charges. I'm Mike Hempen. Kentucky's highest court has allowed a near total abortion ban to remain in effect. Correspondent Norman hall reports. The Kentucky Supreme Court has refused to halt the state ban that has largely been in place since roe versus wade was overturned. The court was weighing challenges to the band and a separate one that outlaws abortion after the 6th week of pregnancy. Abortion rights groups responded to the court's ruling by saying the fight over the issue is far from over the court itself made that clear. It ordered a lower court to consider constitutional issues and the court's deputy chief wrote that Thursday's ruling doesn't settle the issue or bar future litigation. The justices ruled on narrow legal issues that left unanswered the larger constitutional questions about whether access to abortion should be legal in the blue grass state. I Norman hall, opening in the Biden cabinet, labor secretary Marty Walsh, formerly announced he's leaving The White House to become executive director of the National Hockey League Players Association. Word about Walsh's plans leaked a week ago when Walsh steps down, deputy secretary Julie Sue is set to take charge of the Department of Labor on an acting basis, but she's also considered to be a FrontRunner to take the job as well. Walsh became the latest to leave Biden's inner circle following the recent departure of chief of staff Ron klain, who was replaced by Jeff zients. America
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"First. You can't have immigration reform without first securing the border. How can you trust you find people coming one after another? And when you ask them why, they'll tell you the president told me to come. McCarthy said he'll continue to investigate Biden administration border policies. This is a fundamental problem. But it's a problem that's created by this administration. This amid growing calls among Republicans to impeach Homeland Security secretary Alejandro mayorkas and the House speaker vowing to keep sending committees to the border to see what's happening firsthand. I am Clayton Neville. Leaders of the far right group Proud Boys say they intend to subpoena former president Donald Trump to testify in the ongoing trial pertaining to the group's alleged conspiracy to forcibly derail the peaceful transfer of power from Trump to president Joe Biden. Former Proud Boys leader Enrique tarrio and four of his allies are charged with seditious conspiracy in their effort to keep the former president in office and their roles on the 2021 riot at the capitol. Other January 6th defendants had sought to get Trump's testimony, but received no support from judges hearing the cases. It's 12 till now on America in the morning. The special grand jury investigating efforts by then president Trump and allies to overturn his election loss in Georgia in 2020 says it believes one or more witnesses lied. Ed Donahue reports. The grand jury didn't say who was lying, but recommends Fulton county DA fanny Willis should file charges. Former president Trump never testified before the special grand jury, meaning he is not among those who could have perjured themselves. Willis has said since the beginning of the investigation two years ago, she was interested in a phone call Donald Trump made to Georgia's Secretary of State Brad raffensperger. I just want to find 11,000 780 votes, which is one more that we have. On his social media platform, truth social, the former president said the reports release has given him total exoneration, but portions having to do with recommended charges are still secret. I'm Ed Donahue. Health concerns continue for a Pennsylvania senator correspondent Mike Hempen reports that John fetterman has checked himself into a hospital. This follows the medical scare he had last week. The office of Democrat Jan fetterman says the senator has checked himself in to Walter Reed national military medical center to seek treatment for clinical depression. Fetterman is still recovering from a stroke he suffered last May. His chief of staff says the senator was evaluated Monday by the attending physician of Congress who recommended inpatient care at Walter Reed. The 53 year old fetterman is in his first weeks as a senator in November, he won the seat previously held by Republican pat toomey, who retired. Mike Hempen, Washington. Daytona 500 weekend at ten till, in with sports, here's Robert workman. NBA the bucks bumped off the bull's one 12 100 for their 12th consecutive win. Brook Lopez had 33 points picking up the scoring slack when Yanis had a goomba had to leave early with a sprained right wrist. That could keep him out of the all star weekend in Salt Lake City. Where he'll be a team captain. Wizards rally from down 20 to tip the Timberwolves, Bradley beals go at 35 and the clippers shaded the suns. College basketball number two Houston rolled over SMU number three Purdue, though, upset at Maryland. The boilermakers have now lost three out of four after being voted the only unanimous number one of the season just three weeks ago. Wins for number four UCLA and number 8 Arizona, unranked eastern Washington beat northern Arizona. That's the eagles 16th win in a row. The longest streak in the nation. NHL, the first place bruins blank the predators 5 nothing, 28 cities for Jeremy swayman. She's one shot at a time. You know, I don't want to get nervous. You know, I get excited, right? It's the best thing in the world and those big moments are when it's all special. The hurricane scored four times in the third to blow by the Canadians, Seth Jarvis had a hat trick. Carolina has won 9 out of ten. Red wings won their 5th straight, beating the flames, cracking golden knights, blue jackets, blues, and Panthers win. Soccer the U.S. women blank Canada to nil at the she believes cup in Orlando, Mallory Swanson scored twice in the first half. The U.S. plays Japan on Sunday in Nashville. And safe home to Tim mccarver, who followed a 21 year Major League Baseball career with more than four decades in the TV booth, calling a record 23 World Series. The catcher for two World Series champions and winner of three Emmy Awards, Tim mccarver, recognized by the baseball Hall of Fame for his broadcast work in 2012, was 81 years old. That's Friday sports. There's Robert workman. That's 7 till. When we return on America in
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"26 after, welcome back to America in the morning. In Memphis, Tennessee, two sheriff's deputies who were involved in the arrest of Tyree Nichols, have now been temporarily suspended. Correspondent Mike Hempen has the latest. Shelby county deputies Jeremy Watkins and John tavis followers have been suspended for 5 days without pay. Shelby county sheriff Floyd Weiner says they each violated multiple policies by failing to keep their body cameras activated after they went to the location where Tyree Nichols had been beaten by 5 Memphis police officers. Police video and other documents show Nichols had fled a traffic stop, but was caught near his home by the officers. They punched Nichols kicked him and hit him with a baton. Nichols died three days later. Banner says the sheriff's office does not believe the deputies will face criminal charges. I'm Mike Hempen. Kentucky's highest court has allowed a near total abortion ban to remain in effect. Correspondent Norman hall reports. The Kentucky Supreme Court has refused to halt the state ban that has largely been in place since roe versus wade was overturned. The court was weighing challenges to the band and a separate one that outlaws abortion after the 6th week of pregnancy. Abortion rights groups responded to the court's ruling by saying the fight over the issue is far from over the court itself made that clear. It ordered a lower court to consider constitutional issues and the court's deputy chief wrote that Thursday's ruling doesn't settle the issue or bar future litigation. The justices ruled on narrow legal issues that left unanswered the larger constitutional questions about whether access to abortion should be legal in the bluegrass state. I Norman hall, opening in the Biden cabinet, labor secretary Marty Walsh, formerly announced he's leaving The White House to become executive director of the National Hockey League Players Association. Word about Walsh's plans leaked a week ago when Walsh steps down, deputy secretary Julie Sue is set to take charge of the Department of Labor on an acting basis, but she's also considered to be a FrontRunner to take the job as well. Walsh became the latest to leave Biden's inner circle following the recent departure of chief of staff Ron klain, who was replaced by Jeff zients. America
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"Acted out of hate. And now I can't take it back, but I wish I could. And I don't want anyone to be inspired by me and what I did. You wrote he picked the top's grocery store three hours from his home because it was in a predominantly black neighborhood. There is no place for you or your ignorant. Hateful and evil ideologies in a civilized society. There can be no mercy for you. No understanding. No second chances. He also faces separate federal charges that could carry the death penalty. Julie Walker, New York. 11 till on America in the morning, prosecutors with the Justice Department are expected to go behind closed doors to ask a judge if they can compel one of Donald Trump's lawyers to be exempt from attorney client privilege. Jackie Quinn has the story. It stems from the investigation into classified material, found it former president Trump's Florida estate. A person with inside knowledge who spoke on condition of anonymity says Trump attorney M Evan corcoran has already been questioned before a grand jury. But he repeatedly invoked attorney client privilege. If prosecutors can convince a judge, the information they're seeking was made about the furtherance of a crime, the court can order an exemption. The New York Times first reported on the efforts to get the lawyer to appear before a grand jury again and answer questions. I'm Jackie Quinn. Nissan with an auto recall they're calling back nearly a half million vehicles because of an airbag issue. Here's my camping with details. Nissan says the recalls for more than 463,000 older vehicles. The company says the emblem on the steering wheel can come loose when the airbag is deployed and injure drivers. The recall covers certain frontier small pickups tighten large pickups and xterra pathfinder in armada SUVs from 2008 through 2011. It also includes quest many vans from 2008 and 2009, along with a body 11,000 parts used for service. Nissan says it is received reports of four injuries due to the problem. I'm Mike Hempen. 9 till now in with Thursday sports here's Robert workman. NBA the Celtics got 38 from Jason Tatum to pop the pistons, ensuring Boston will go into the all star break this weekend with the best record in the NBA. Sixers held off the Cavaliers, Joel embiid scored 29 pushing him past the 10,000 point mark for his career. Cleveland had one 7 in a row. Ned's pulled away from the heat Mikel bridges, a career high 45. He went to Brooklyn and the Kevin Durant trade last week. Nuggets rocked the Mavericks Nikola Jokić at his 21st triple double of the season. Hornets stung the spurs LaMelo Ball with a triple double to send San Antonio to its franchise record 14th consecutive laws. Thunder rolled over the rockets Houston has lost its last 7. Pacers rally from down 24 to be the bull Chicago has dropped 5 straight. Lakers Nixon grizzlies win. College basketball, the newest number one is the latest to go down. Alabama lost at number ten Tennessee. The crimson tide's first game in the top spot in 20 years. This was the 8th time this season that number one has fallen. Tying the record set almost 30 years ago. And we're still a month away from the tournament. Also last night, northwestern with another upset. They took down number 14 Indiana just days after the wildcats had toppled top rank perdue. NHL the coyotes nipped the lightning one nothing in a shootout, Connor Ingram stopped 47 shots plus two more in the tiebreaker before Clayton Keller got the winner. Red wings rangers, sabers, avalanche and Maple Leafs win. Meanwhile, in Kansas City, we're back again. We're back again. MVP, Patrick Mahomes, and the chief celebrated their Super Bowl victory yesterday with a parade that drew an estimated crowd of half a million fans. That's Thursday sports. Thanks, Robert, it's 7 till