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"Quinn. This is a P news. I'm Rita Foley. We have just learned the President Biden is requiring Covid vaccines for federal workers and contractors as he steps up the effort to fight the surging Delta variant of the coronavirus. AP Washington Correspondent Sagar Madani With this breaking news, the president has signed an executive order requiring all federal workers and contractors be vaccinated. The tougher move comes weeks after he mandated they either get a shot or face rigorous testing and masking protocols. The president will talk to the nation about his virus fighting plans this afternoon. Delta variant is filling hospital sickening, alarming numbers of Children and driving coronavirus deaths in some places to the highest levels of the entire pandemic. School systems that reopened their classrooms are suddenly switching back to remote learning because of outbreaks. Dozens of foreigners, including Americans boarded a commercial flight at Kabul airport in Afghanistan this morning. In the first large scale evacuation since U. S forces left Afghanistan late last month. Their departure marks a significant breakthrough in the bumpy coordination between the U. S. And Afghanistan's new Taliban rulers. The AP Syria, Shockley is overseas will also signal that U. S officials have come to an arrangement with the new Taliban rulers. In recent days, there had been a stand off between the Taliban and organizers of several charter planes who had hoped to evacuate Americans and at risk Afghans from an airport in northern Afghanistan. AM Zaria. Shockley. The number of Americans seeking unemployment fell sharply last week to 310,000. That's a pandemic low. Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar says she's been treated for breast cancer and the treatment went well. She is 61 years old. This is a P news. A new report finds that solar energy could provide maybe 40% of the nation's electricity within the next 15 years. AP correspondent Ben Thomas With the information from a new report, the Energy Department says the U. S installed a record 15 gigawatts of solar generating capacity last year as it shifts toward a renewable dominant power grid to address the threat of climate change. Solar now represents just over 3% of the electrical supply, but energy secretary Jennifer Granholm says solar could produce enough to power all homes in the U. S. By 2035 to do that, however, the department's Renewable Energy Laboratory says the country would need to quadruple its annual solar capacity installing 30 gigawatts per year between now and 2025 doubled the current rate and 60 gigawatts double again over the following five years. And Thomas Washington and I'm Rita Foley. AP News The summer of hope against the coronavirus is ending in gloom. More than 26,000 deaths were reported last month, more than four million infections. It's the fourth highest total since the start of the pandemic. Overall, more than 650,000 people have died. And a major forecast model projects 750,000 deaths by December, 1st hopes were high. But the Delta variant along with resistance to vaccinations dash those hopes. This outbreak is still well below the all time peaks over the winter cases in most states appear to be plateau owing and are likely to decline in the fall, buying more time to vaccinate adults and teenagers before flu season. Ed Donahue Washington officials in New York are announcing they've identified the remains of two more victims of the September 11th terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center. Just days before the 20th anniversary of the devastating attacks that killed nearly 3000 people and jolted the nation. The medical examiner's office says technicians using DNA were able to identify the remains of Dorothy Morgan of Hempstead, New York, She was a broker for Marsh and McLennan officials also determined the identity of a man whose remains were recovered in separate finds in 2000 and 1, 2000 and two and 2000 and six his family is asking the name be withheld. It's the first time in two years new identification has been made. 1100 remains are still unidentified. Even though teams are still working to match DNA to fragments found, Chief Medical examiner of New York Barbara Sampson says they pledged to do everything they can to make sure all those lost that day can be reunited with their families. I'm Jackie Quinn..
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"This is a P news. I'm Rita Foley watch for some Americans to leave Afghanistan in the next few hours. We're learning that the Taliban will allow as many as 200 Westerners, including some Americans to fly out of Kabul on a Qatar Airways flight. Another flight will take off tomorrow, says a Qatari special envoy. He says. Hopefully, life is becoming normal. In Afghanistan, hospitals are filling up with Covid patients again here at home as the delta variant spreads. Tim Davidson is the Cowlitz County Washington coroner. He's asking the county to declare an emergency so he can bring in a refrigeration trailer for the dead were using additional tables move on them in there. And we're just putting, uh, individuals on our recovery gurneys that sort of thing. We would have been to the cold called story. He talked to K A t. U T V this afternoon, President Biden tells the nation what he plans to do to beat back the rising tide of covid cases. AP correspondent Sagar Madani. In April, the president touted a summer of freedom from the virus as more Americans got vaccinated. Real question is how much death disease and misery we're going to see between now and then, rather than freedom, it remains tyranny. As the Delta variant continues its march deaths per day are back to March levels. And in some places at the highest levels of the pandemic. The jump has been breathtaking. The US recorded some 400,000 Covid 19 cases in all of June. It took all of three days last week to reach the same number. Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar has been treated for breast cancer that was found in February. She says the treatment went well and a checkup in August found she was doing well. This is a P news They've identified the remains of two more victims of the 9 11 attacks at the World Trade Center in New York just days before the 20th anniversary of the devastating attacks that killed nearly 3000 people and jolted the nation. The medical examiner's office says technicians using DNA were able to identify the remains of Dorothy Morgan of Hempstead, New York, She was a broker for Marsh and McLennan. Officials also determined the identity of a man whose remains were recovered. His family is asking the name be withheld. It's the first time in two years new identification have been made. 1100 remains are still unidentified. Even though teams are still working to match DNA to fragments found, Chief Medical examiner of New York Barbara Sampson says they pledged to do everything they can to make sure all those lost that day can be reunited with their families. I'm Jackie Quinn. And I'm Rita Foley. AP News The summer of hope against the coronavirus is ending in gloom. More than 26,000 deaths were reported last month, more than four million infections. It's the fourth highest total since the start of the pandemic. Overall, more than 650,000 people have died in a major forecast. Model projects 750,000 deaths by December 1st. Hopes were high. But the Delta variant along with resistance to vaccinations dash those hopes This outbreak is still well below the all time peaks over the winter. Cases in most states appear to be plateau owing and are likely to decline in the fall, buying more time to vaccinate adults and teenagers before flu season. Ed Donahue Washington officials in New York are announcing they've identified the remains of two more victims of the September 11th terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center. Just days before the 20th anniversary of the devastating attacks that killed nearly 3000 people and jolted the nation. The medical examiner's office says technicians using DNA were able to identify the remains of Dorothy Morgan of Hempstead, New York, She was a broker for Marsh and McLennan officials also determined the identity of a man whose remains were recovered in separate finds in 2000 and 1, 2000 and two and 2000 and six his family is asking the name be withheld. It's the first time in two years new identification has been made. 1100 remains are still unidentified. Even though teams are still working to match DNA to fragments found, Chief Medical examiner of New York Barbara Sampson says they pledged to do everything they can to make sure all those lost that day can be reunited with their families. I'm Jackie Quinn..
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"This is a P news. I'm Rita Foley watch for some Americans to leave Afghanistan in the next few hours. We're learning that the Taliban will allow as many as 200 Westerners, including some Americans. To fly out of Kabul on a Qatar Airways flight. Another flight will take off tomorrow, says a Qatari special envoy, he says hopefully, life is becoming normal in Afghanistan. Hospitals are filling up with Covid patients again here at home as the Delta variant spreads. Tim Davidson is the Cowlitz County Washington coroner. He's asking the county to declare an emergency so he can bring in a refrigeration trailer for the dead were using additional tables moving them in there. And we're just putting, uh, individuals on our recovery gurneys that sort of thing, And we would have been to the cold called story. He talked to K A t. U T V this afternoon, President Biden tells the nation what he plans to do to beat back the rising tide of covid cases. AP correspondent Sagar Madani. In April, the president touted a summer of freedom from the virus as more Americans got vaccinated. Real question is How much death disease and misery we're gonna see between now and then, rather than freedom. It remains tyranny. As the delta variant continues its march deaths per day are back to march levels and in some places at the highest levels of the pandemic, the jump has been breathtaking. The US recorded some 400,000 covid 19 cases in all of June. It took all of three days last week to reach the same number. Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar has been treated for breast cancer that was found in February. She says the treatment went well and a check up in August found she was doing well. This is a P news. They've identified the remains of two more victims of the 9 11 attacks at the World Trade Center in New York just days before the 20th anniversary of the devastating attacks that killed nearly 3000 people and jolted the nation. The medical examiner's office says technicians using DNA were able to identify the remains of Dorothy Morgan of Hempstead, New York, She was a broker for Marsh and McLennan. Officials also determined the identity of a man whose remains were recovered. His family is asking the name be withheld. It's the first time in two years new identification has been made. 1100 remains are still unidentified. Even though teams are still working to match DNA to fragments found, Chief Medical examiner of New York Barbara Sampson says they pledged to do everything they can to make sure all those lost that day can be reunited with their families. I'm Jackie Quinn. And I'm Rita Foley. AP News The summer of hope against the coronavirus is ending in gloom. More than 26,000 deaths were reported last month, more than four million infections. It's the fourth highest total since the start of the pandemic. Overall, more than 650,000 people have died in a major forecast. Model projects 750,000 deaths by December 1st. Hopes were high. But the Delta variant along with resistance to vaccinations dash those hopes This outbreak is still well below the all time peaks over the winter. Cases in most states appear to be plateau Ng and are likely to decline in the fall, buying more time to vaccinate adults and teenagers before flu season. Ed Donahue Washington officials in New York are announcing they've identified the remains of two more victims of the September 11th terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center. Just days before the 20th anniversary of the devastating attacks that killed nearly 3000 people and jolted the nation. The medical examiner's office says technicians using DNA were able to identify the remains of Dorothy Morgan of Hempstead, New York, She was a broker for Marsh and McLennan officials also determined the identity of a man whose remains were recovered in separate finds in 2000 and 1, 2000 and two and 2000 and six his family is asking the name be withheld. It's the first time in two years new identification has been made. 1100 remains are still unidentified. Even though teams are still working to match DNA to fragments found, Chief Medical examiner of New York Barbara Sampson says they pledged to do everything they can to make sure all those lost that day can be reunited with their families. I'm Jackie Quinn. Thank.
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"Florida judges ruled against the governor and his efforts to ban mask mandates for schools. A Florida court has ruled the state cannot enforce its ban against public schools requiring masks while the case plays out in the appellate court system. Leon County Circuit Judge John Cooper last week had said Republican Governor Rhonda Santas and state education officials had exceeded their authority by imposing the ban through executive order and imposing fines on school. Boards that did require a mask. The judge says there's overwhelming evidence in the case that face coverings do provide some protection for school Children, especially those too young to be vaccinated. The governor says he's still confident he'll win when the case goes next to an appeals court in Tallahassee. I'm Jackie Quinn. This is a P news. I'm Rita Foley. We're learning that the Taliban will allow as many as 150 Americans to fly out of Kabul, Afghanistan in the coming hours. They will fly out on a Qatar Airways plane, according to Qatari official This will be the first commercial flight from Kabul's airport since it shut down after the U. S left Afghanistan and it would be a sign that the US has come to an agreement with the new Taliban rulers here at home. Hospitals are filling up with Covid patients again. Alarming numbers of Children are getting sick from the virus. And Covid deaths in some places are higher than they've been in the entire pandemic. This afternoon, the commander in chief rolls out a battle plan. White House press secretary Jen Psaki on what President Biden will say he's going to outline the next phase in the in the fight. And against the virus and what that looks like, including measures to work with the public and private sector building on the steps that we've already announced the steps we've taken over the last few months, requiring more vaccinations, boosting important testing measures and more, making it safer for kids to go to school. AP correspondent Sagar Madani as the Delta variant continues its march deaths per day are back to March levels. And in some places at the highest levels of the pandemic. The jump has been breathtaking. The US recorded some 400,000 covid 19 cases in all of June. It took all of three days last week to reach the same number. Nearly 27,000 Americans died from the virus just last month. The death toll stands above 650,000. It's been raining heavily in parts of Georgia and South Carolina as tropical depression. Mindy makes its way across the region. Storm made landfall on Saint Vincent Island, Florida 11. More deaths reported in New Orleans from Hurricane Ida. The number known dead now in Louisiana is 26. This is a P news. Solar energy could provide as much as 40% of the nation's electricity within 15 years that from a new report, the Energy Department says the U. S installed a record 15 gigawatts of solar generating capacity. Last year. It shifts toward a renewable dominant power grid to address the threat of climate change. Solar now represents just over 3% of the electrical supply. But Energy Secretary Jennifer Grand Home says solar could produce enough to power all homes in the US by 12. 30 35 to do that. However, the department's Renewable Energy Laboratory says the country would need to quadruple its annual solar capacity. Installing 30 gigawatts per year between now and 2025 doubled the current rate and 60 gigawatts double again over the following five years. Ben Thomas Washington The Dow dropped 68 points yesterday. The S and P Lost five. The NASDAQ lost 87 points. I'm Rita Foley. AP News The summer of hope against the coronavirus is ending in gloom. More than 26,000 deaths were reported last month, more than four million infections. It's the fourth highest total since the start of the pandemic. Overall, more than 650,000 people have died. And a major forecast model projects 750,000 deaths by December, 1st hopes were high. But the Delta variant, along with resistance to vaccinations dashed those hopes. This outbreak is still well below the all time peaks over the winter cases in most states appear to be plateau owing and are likely to decline in the fall, buying more time to vaccinate adults and teenagers before flu season. Ed Donahue Washington officials in New York are announcing they've identified the remains of two more victims of the September 11th terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center. Just days before the 20th anniversary of the devastating attacks that killed nearly 3000 people and jolted the nation. The medical examiner's office says technicians using DNA were able to identify the remains of Dorothy Morgan of Hempstead, New York, She was a broker for Marsh and McLennan officials also determined the identity of a man whose remains were recovered in separate finds in 2000 and 1, 2000 and two and 2000 and six his family is asking the name be withheld. It's the first time in two years new identification has been made. 1100 remains are still unidentified. Even though teams are still working to match DNA to fragments found, Chief Medical examiner of New York Barbara Sampson says they pledged to do everything they can to make sure all those lost that day can be reunited with their families. I'm Jackie Quinn. Thank you for.
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"Rain across the Florida Panhandle in parts of southern Georgia and South Carolina through the morning. The National Hurricane Center's Daniel Brown looks like Mindy will move across portions of southern and southeastern Georgia through this morning. And then move out over the Western Atlantic and away from land as we get toward the afternoon and evening today among those inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, former Yankee shortstop and captain Derek Jeter Colorado star Larry Walker, Ted Simmons of the Cardinals and Brewers and the late Labor executive Marvin Miller. This is a P news. Now to the economy, and it won't be any surprise to you. The Covid appears to be continuing to affect the economy. The Federal Reserve's latest survey of business conditions finds US economic activity downshifted in July in August, the Fed's beige book cites rising concerns about Covid's Delta variant as well as supply chain problems in labor shortages for the slowdown. Americans held back on dining out travel and tourism and the report also notes particular weakness in auto sales that's attributed to low infant Stories due to a shortage of computer chips. There had been expectations The Fed could soon announce plans to start reducing its monthly bond purchases, which are being made to help lower long term interest rates. However, analysts say that's less likely given the disappointing August jobs. Report. And Thomas Washington stocks were down yesterday, The Dow dropped 68 points the S and P was down five. The NASDAQ Down 87. I'm Rita Foley. I'm Rita Foley. AP News The summer of Hope against the coronavirus is ending in gloom. More than 26,000 deaths were reported last month, more than four million infections. It's the fourth highest total since the start of the pandemic. Overall, more than 650,000 people have died in a major forecast. Model projects 750,000 deaths by December 1st. Hopes were high. But the Delta variant along with resistance to vaccinations dash those hopes This outbreak is still well below the all time peaks over the winter. Cases in most states appear to be plateau owing and are likely to decline in the fall, buying more time to vaccinate adults and teenagers before flu season. Ed Donahue Washington officials in New York are announcing they've identified the remains of two more victims of the September 11th terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center. Just days before the 20th anniversary of the devastating attacks that killed nearly 3000 people and jolted the nation. The medical examiner's office says technicians using DNA were able to identify the remains of Dorothy Morgan of Hempstead, New York, She was a broker for Marsh and McLennan officials also determined the identity of a man whose remains were recovered in separate finds in 2000 and 1, 2000 and two and 2000 and six his family is asking the name be withheld. It's the first time in two years new identification has been made. 1100 remains are still unidentified. Even though teams are still working to match DNA to fragments found, Chief Medical examiner of New York Barbara Sampson says they pledged to do everything they can to make sure all those lost that day can be reunited with their families. I'm Jackie Quinn. Thank you for listening to the AP Radio Network. Hey, did you know that The Associated Press produces news related books? Here's what's new and upcoming first pet.
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"Shortage of computer chips. There had been expectations. The Fed could soon announced plans to start reducing its monthly bond purchases, which are being made to help lower long term interest rates. However, analysts say that's less likely given the disappointing August jobs. Report. And Thomas Washington stocks were down yesterday, The Dow dropped 68 points. The S and P was down. Five, the NASDAQ Down 87 I'm Rita Foley. AP News The summer of hope against the coronavirus is ending in gloom. More than 26,000 deaths were reported last month, more than four million infections. It's the fourth highest total since the start of the pandemic. Overall, more than 650,000 people have died. And a major forecast model projects 750,000 deaths by December, 1st hopes were high. But the Delta variant along with resistance to vaccinations dash those hopes. This outbreak is still well below the all time peaks over the winter cases in most states appear to be plateau owing and are likely to decline in the fall, buying more time to vaccinate adults and teenagers before flu season. Ed Donahue Washington officials in New York are announcing they've identified the remains of two more victims of the September 11th terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center. Just days before the 20th anniversary of the devastating attacks that killed nearly 3000 people and jolted the nation. The medical examiner's office says technicians using DNA were able to identify the remains of Dorothy Morgan of Hempstead, New York, She was a broker for Marsh and McLennan officials also determined the identity of a man whose remains were recovered in separate finds in 2000 and 1, 2000 and two and 2000 and six his family is asking the name be withheld. It's the first time in two years new identification has been made. 1100 remains are still unidentified. Even though teams are still working to match DNA to fragments found, Chief Medical examiner of New York Barbara Sampson says they pledged to do everything they can to make sure all those lost that day can be reunited with their families. I'm Jackie Quinn. Thank you for listening to the AP Radio Network. Hey, did you know that The Associated Press produces news related books? Here's what's new and upcoming first pet presidential dogs, cats and other critters. Deadly force. Fatal confrontations with police The Hubble telescope, a universe of new discovery and many more visit ap.
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"65 MB Tropical smoothie cafes. You're on Tropic time now. Good morning. First light continues at quarter til the our president Biden is expected today to spell out a new plan to put pressure on private businesses, federal agencies and schools to enact stricter vaccination mandates and testing policies. This has the Delta variant pushes the country's daily average caseload over 150,000 for the first time since late last January, overwhelming hospitals and hard hit areas and killing roughly 1500 people a day. More on that from Ed Donahue. The summer of hope against the coronavirus is ending in gloom. More than 26,000 deaths were reported last month, more than four million infections. It's the fourth highest total since the start of the pandemic. Overall, more than 650,000 people have died in a major forecast. Model projects 750,000 deaths by December 1st. Hopes were high. But the Delta variant along with resistance to vaccinations dash those hopes cases in most states are likely to decline in the fall. Buying more time to vaccinate adults and teenagers before flu season. Ed Donahue, Washington Well, that seems to be taking a toll on the economy has been Thomas Reports. The Federal Reserve's latest survey of business conditions finds US economic activity downshifted in July and August. The Fed's beige book Sex Rising Concerns about Covid's Delta. Variant as well as supply chain problems in labor shortages for the slowdown. Americans held back on dining out travel and tourism and the report also notes particular weakness in auto sales attributed to low inventories due to a shortage of computer chips. There had been expectations The Fed could soon announced plans to start reducing its monthly bond purchases, which are being made to help lower long term interest rates. However, analysts say that's less likely given the disappointing August jobs. Report. Ben Thomas Washington 12 before the hour. This is first light Thursday. Sports Baseball late heroics for the Red Sox. Now the top L wildcard Marlins and Cubs in 10, Giants and Mariners come through in the ninth. Orioles score nine in the eighth to beat the Royals. Padres Post An eight run second to top the Angels. Twins rookie Joe Ryan flirts with perfection. Adam Wainwright gets his 15th win for the cards. Jay's ace and crew win along with the Nets, Tigers and Rangers USOPEN Novak Djokovic's two wins from the calendar slam. Britain's Hemorrhagic knew the second teenager into the women's semi's and the U. S meat. Honduras in World Cup qualifying..
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"To 26 after reports of 11 additional deaths in new Orleans', most of them older people who died from the heat. Thousands of people nearby still don't have electricity. The AP is identified at least a dozen cases over the past decade in which Louisiana State police troopers or their bosses ignored or concealed evidence of beatings, deflected blame and impeded efforts to root out misconduct. The AP reviewed investigative records and newly obtained videos. This is a P news. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says Al Qaeda, which used Afghanistan as a staging area to attack the U. S 20 years ago, may try to reorganize there now that the US is gone and the Taliban is in, power Secretary Austin told reporters in Kuwait City. The US is prepared to prevent Al Qaeda from threatening the country. I think the whole community is kind of watching to see what happens and whether or not Al Qaeda Has the ability to to regenerate in Afghanistan. You know, we put the Taliban on notice that that we expect for them to not allow that to happen here at home Workers are leaving their jobs in historic numbers. The Labor Department says almost four million people quit their jobs in July just shy of the record who did so in April there apparently confident enough to try something new, say analysts. The latest on workers dumping their job. The summer of hope against the coronavirus is ending in gloom. More than 26,000 deaths were reported last month, more than four million infections it's the fourth highest total since the start of the pandemic. Overall, more than 650,000 people have died in a major forecast. Model projects 750,000 deaths by December 1st. Hopes were high. But the Delta variant along with resistance to vaccinations dash those hopes This outbreak is still well below the all time peaks over the winter. Cases in most states appear to be plateau Ng and are likely to decline in the fall, buying more time to vaccinate adults and teenagers before flu season. Ed Donahue Washington officials in New York are announcing they've identified the remains of two more victims of the September 11th terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center. Just days before the 20th anniversary of the devastating attacks that killed nearly 3000 people and jolted the nation. The medical examiner's office says technicians using DNA were able to identify the remains of Dorothy Morgan of Hempstead, New York, She was a broker for Marsh and McLennan officials also determined the identity of a man whose remains were recovered in separate finds in 2000 and 1, 2000 and two and 2000 and six his family is asking the name be withheld. It's the first time in two years new identification has been made. 1100 remains are still unidentified. Even though teams are still working to match DNA to fragments found, Chief Medical examiner of New York Barbara Sampson says they pledged to do everything they can to make sure all those lost that day can be reunited with their families. I'm Jackie Quinn. Thank you for listening to the AP Radio Network. Hey, did you know that The Associated Press produces news related books? Here's what's new and upcoming first.
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"Electricity. The AP is identified at least a dozen cases over the past decade in which Louisiana State police troopers or their bosses ignored or concealed evidence of beatings, deflected blame and impeded efforts to root out misconduct. The AP reviewed investigative records and newly obtained videos. This is a P news. Okay? Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says Al Qaeda, which used Afghanistan as a staging area to attack the U. S 20 years ago, may try to reorganize there now that the US is gone and the Taliban is in, power Secretary Austin told reporters in Kuwait City. The US is prepared to prevent Al Qaeda from threatening the country. I think the whole community is kind of watching to see what happens and whether or not Al Qaeda Has the ability to to regenerate in Afghanistan. You know, we put the Taliban on notice that we expect for them to not allow that to happen here at home Workers are leaving their jobs in historic numbers. The Labor Department says Almost four million people quit their jobs in July just shy of the record who did so in April there apparently confident enough to try something new, say analysts. The latest on workers dumping their jobs. I'm Rita Foley. AP News The summer of hope against the coronavirus is ending in gloom. More than 26,000 deaths were reported last month, more than four million infections. It's the fourth highest total since the start of the pandemic. Overall, more than 650,000 people have died. In a major forecast model projects 750,000 deaths by December, 1st hopes were high. But the Delta variant along with resistance to vaccinations dash those hopes. This outbreak is still well below the all time peaks over the winter cases in most states appear to be plateau Ng and are likely to decline in the fall, buying more time to vaccinate adults and teenagers before flu season. Ed Donahue Washington officials in New York are announcing they've identified the remains of two more victims of the September 11th terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center. Just days before the 20th anniversary of the devastating attacks that killed nearly 3000 people and jolted the nation. The medical examiner's office says technicians using DNA were able to identify the remains of Dorothy Morgan of Hempstead, New York, She was a broker for Marsh and McLennan officials also determined the identity of a man whose remains were recovered in separate finds in 2000 and 1, 2000 and two and 2000 and six his family is asking the name be withheld. It's the first time in two years new identification has been made. 1100 remains are still unidentified. Even though teams are still working to match DNA to fragments found, Chief Medical examiner of New York Barbara Sampson says they pledged to do everything they can to make sure all those lost that day can be reunited with their families. I'm Jackie Quinn. Thank you for listening to the AP.
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"70 Griffith Energy Services Up dog undependable. Why ever than a P news minute The US tops. 40 million confirmed coronavirus cases. 651,000 deaths, a surge fueled by the delta variant and 40, some percent of the population still not vaccinated. Tomorrow. President Biden lays out a half dozen steps for the next phase of the fight against the virus, Press secretary Jen Psaki requiring more vaccinations, boosting important testing measures and more, making it safer for kids to go to school. Capitol police want fencing that surrounded the Capitol in Washington after the January 6th riot put back up next week because of the chance for violence. By extremist groups at a rally Speaker Nancy Pelosi won't talk about specific security plans. We intend to have the integrity of the capital, uh, the intact I'm not going into any specifics in that regard. The rally has been set up by people who want to demand justice for the hundreds charged in connection with January's insurrection. I'm Tim Maguire, the summer of hope against the coronavirus is ending in gloom. More than 26,000 deaths were reported last month. More than Four million infections. It's the fourth highest total since the start of the pandemic. Overall, more than 650,000 people have died in a major forecast model projects 750,000 deaths by December, 1st hopes were high, but the Delta variant, along with resistance to vaccinations dashed those hopes. This outbreak is still well below the all time peaks over the winter cases in most states appear to be plateau owing and are likely to decline in the fall, buying more time to vaccinate adults and teenagers before flu season. Ed Donahue Washington officials in New York are announcing they've identified the remains of two more victims of the September 11th terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center. Just days before the 20th anniversary of the devastating attacks that killed nearly 3000 people and jolted the nation. The medical examiner's office says technicians using DNA were able to identify the remains of Dorothy Morgan of Hempstead, New York, She was a broker for Marsh and McLennan officials also determined the identity of a man whose remains were recovered in separate finds in 2000 and 1, 2000 and two and 2000 and six his family is asking the name be withheld. It's the first time in two years new identification has been made. 1100 remains are still unidentified. Even though teams are still working to match DNA to fragments found, Chief Medical examiner of New York Barbara Sampson says they pledged to do everything they can to make sure all those lost that day can be reunited with their families. I'm Jackie Quinn. I'm Mike Rossi, a reporting Dylann roof seeks a rehearing on his church shooting conviction. Lawyers for Dylann Roof filed a petition Wednesday challenging the fourth U. S Circuit Court of Appeals confirmation of his conviction and death sentence for the 2015 racist slayings of nine members of Mother Emanuel Ame Church in Charleston, South Carolina. Attorneys for roof want the full court to consider his appeal after a three judge panel of the court unanimously upheld roofs, conviction and sentence last month. In 2017 roof, became the first defendant in the United States sentenced to death for a federal hate crime roofs. Attorneys argue he was wrongly allowed to represent himself during sentencing. I'm Mike Rossia. Home. It looks a little different for everyone. For some. It's a rustic cabin for others, a big city high rise and for others. It's renting a tiny studio that said it had laundry in the building. But the dryer is always broken..
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"P news. I'm Tim Maguire. The country recorded more than 26,000 coronavirus deaths and more than four million infections last month, the fourth highest total since the start of the pandemic. The nation's death toll stands at more than 650,000 people, with one major forecast model projecting it will top 750,000 by December. 1st White House press secretary Jen Psaki says President Biden will lay out six steps in the fight against the virus tomorrow. We want to be specific about what we're trying to accomplish in this moment and what these six steps will do We know that increasing vaccinations will stop the spread of the pandemic will get the pandemic under control will return people to normal life. That's what our objective is. So we want to be specific about what we're trying to achieve. As a nation nears the 20th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, the New York medical Examiner's office has two more victims from that day had been identified. Here's Jackie Quinn. The medical examiner's office says technicians using DNA were able to identify the remains of Dorothy Morgan of Hempstead, New York, She was a broker for Marsh and McLennan officials also determined the identity of a man whose remains were recovered in separate fines in 2000 and 1, 2002 and 2000 and six his family is asking the name be withheld. 1100 remains are still unidentified. Chief Medical examiner of New York Barbara Sampson says they pledged To do everything they can to make sure all those lost that day can be reunited with their families. I'm Jackie Quinn, Virginia Governor Ralph Northam says It was time to take down the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee enrichment. Why the civil war was old and Wide.
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"P news. I'm Tim Maguire. The country recorded more than 26,000 coronavirus deaths and more than four million infections last month, the fourth highest total since the start of the pandemic. Nations. Death toll stands at more than 650,000 people with one major forecast model projecting it will top 750,000 by December. 1st White House press secretary Jen Psaki says President Biden will lay out six steps in the fight against the virus tomorrow. We want to be specific about what we're trying to accomplish in this moment and what these six steps will do. We know that increasing vaccinations will stop the spread of the pandemic will get the pandemic under control. Overturn people to normal life. That's what our objective is. So we want to be specific about what we're trying to achieve. As a nation nears the 20th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, the New York medical Examiner's office has two more victims from that day have been identified. Here's Jackie Quinn. The medical examiner's office says technicians using DNA were able to identify the remains of Dorothy Morgan of Hempstead, New York, She was a broker for Marsh and McLennan officials also determined the identity of a man whose remains were recovered in separate fines in 2000 and 1, 2002 and 2000 and six his family is asking the name be withheld. 1100 remains are still unidentified. Chief Medical examiner of New York Barbara Sampson says they pledged To do everything they can to make sure all those lost that day can be reunited with their families. I'm Jackie Quinn, Virginia Governor Ralph Northam says It was time to take down the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee enrichment why the civil war was filed and Why individuals.
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"more than 650,000 people" Discussed on KGO 810
"During that break during that newsbreak. I downloaded that app. Forget what it's called now. But I did is called. I think it's called Whale. Watch that org. Let me see if that's what whale alert. Sorry. Whale alert dot org Didn't take any time at all. It Z pretty fascinating. You could see the whales are you could report whale sightings. It's kind of cool. Listen, vaccinated, right whales. I know. So awesome. I don't know. Maybe it's free Willy. And you know that Star Way Star Trek movie with the Wales? You know, I don't know They're just fascinating and I get sad when I hear about The, UM native tribes a lot of them in Alaska that want to hunt with some in Washington state, I think, And yet they're restricted to how many they can do It. Z a religious kind of experience. They don't waste the whale when they hunt for it. So you know, I've kind of come over to that side that it's an acceptable thing to do on the whales are no longer endangered. So I I guess that's okay. But I don't know. I always want to protect him. So listen, I want to spend a little bit of time talking about something's cove. It First of all I want to tell you this because this is something that I've sort of suspected for a long time. I've told you that I think suspected this for a long time. And now there is some research that has been done that affirms that perspective that suspicion there's a new analysis that comes to us from scientists at the University of Washington. They're saying that 6.9 million people worldwide have died from Cove in 19. That's more than double the official death toll. It comes from the Institute for Health metrics and Evaluation. They estimate that the total number of U. S. U. S deaths is that more than 905,000. That's about 60% higher than the 561,594 deaths currently reported by the U. S Centers for Disease Control Prevention. So we're talking about a little less than 600,000. They're saying that it's It's more like over 900,000 and even at this as their reporting this information These may well be under estimates. Um, in India, where we know the disease is totally overwhelmed that country. Certainly it's overwhelmed their health care system. They're estimating more than 650,000 people have been killed by the virus, nearly three times their official count in Russia. The true number is about five times higher than reported, and all experts tend to agree. The cove in 19 deaths have been widely under reported. But this particular study is the first attempt to tease out the true number on a global scale. They estimate the expected number of deaths in each country during a typical year. And then they compare it with the actual number during the pandemic. Ah lot of covert desko and counted because there are countries that only record fatalities that occur in hospitals or in people who have confirmed effect infections at the very beginning of this pandemic. We had away under count of what was going on because it was just being disclosed to us. And so there were things that were being potentially misdiagnosis and the people who are being hit the hardest remember where elderly people with co morbidity ease. And so there was a presumption that they would have died at that time from their age and the co morbidity from which they suffered. So in a lot of cases, this was unintentionally. Ah, missed data. And, you know, I think it's completely understandable. Ultimately, I think we're going to know the results. I think we're going to actually know what happened here, too high level of certainty. We're never going to know the exact numbers, but I think Um, you know, to a high level of certainty we're gonna have this information. In any event. I think that it's important for us to understand this. It's important for us to know that it's worse. It's worse. The immortality rate is worse than what we're told in the United States by their saying, 44%. I think it may be higher and in the beginning after a few months we saw these puppet was published actually in The New York Times. They published what the number of deaths were in the United States on this chart, and the chart kind of showed a steady number If you picture line chart And you know you picture the very bottom of the line chart you have the years and on that line chart is very low on the line chart. You have the line that goes across the number of years that indicate a very steady number of deaths within the United States. I don't have it in front of me. Right now. I'm doing this by memory, and then it gets to 2020 And that number spikes. I mean, it goes way high. So these numbers were way low over years, many many, many years and then all of a sudden 2020 inches. Spike's way up. It was the only thing and when when you took the number of covert death that had been reported and compare it to that chart, the number of covert desk didn't cover the number of additional desk that had taken place. Now. Not all of the additional deaths are going to be covert desk directly. Some of those deaths would be people who didn't go to the doctor because they were afraid. Didn't go to the hospital because they were afraid so they didn't seek medical care earlier on when their lives might have been saved, and they died from other things, in part because they sought medical care too late or never did receive it and ended up dying of whatever it was that was ailing them. Cancer is one of those things we saw big increases. People are coming out of their homes and getting diagnosed going to doctors going to the hospital. We're seeing stage for cancers that are being diagnosed now, where last year there was a decline in the number of cancer diagnoses. So the reason that this their stage forth this point is because people didn't try to deal with him in earlier stages when they might have been able to prevent them from reaching the later stages. So this is a big deal. Now. The reason I bring this up is not only because it's an interesting epidemiological study, and it's something ultimately we're all gonna want to know not just for that not just for general interest, but because we have a problem. And the problem is that there are a lot of people who are vaccine averse. So I'd like to spend the rest of this segment going up to the top of the hour. Tim seek is going to join us in the next hour and I want to talk about What people Need to do. I mean, what? What? What will it take? What we need to do to get people who are vaccine averse to get vaccinated. What is it going to take? What is it going to take for you to get vaccinated? So let me tell you a couple of other things, and I'm hoping that some of these things are going to move someone. One is that we just heard from Fizer that they have made an application with the FDA to get a permanent approval to get a regular approval of the Fizer vaccine. The cove it vaccine. Right now. All the vaccines in the United States of functioning on an emergency use authorization, which you could Legitimately say is experimental because it kind of is. It doesn't have the final approval. But Fizer now has filed for a final approval once they get that, is that what it's going to take? When they get the final approval from the FDA, where they say this is no longer emergency use authorization. You can't call it experimental anymore. This is an FDA approved.
WTOP
"more than 650,000 people" Discussed on WTOP
"Now looking for money to help restore a World War one monument. It was rare for its time. Among the soldiers that honors are for black men. The 40 FT Tall Monument is in Bladensburg. It's known as the piece Cross. It was dedicated in 1925 in 1919. As they raised money for the monument, The gold star Mothers decided to list the names on the memorial in alphabetical order without regard to race. It was a rare active inclusion and equality not often seen a century ago. Three of the four black men whose names are on the monument died before they reached the age of 25 over the Years, the monument has fallen into disrepair and is in dire need of extensive restoration and refurbishment. Christopher Cruz w T O P. NEWS the FAA has conducted a nationwide survey to find out just how annoyed people are by aircraft noise, and now it's looking for public comment. A new national curve was created by combining this survey responses on the question of noise from aircraft, it says, compared with the existing Schultz curve. A new national curve shows a substantial increase in the percentage of people highly annoyed by aircraft noise over the entire range of aircraft noise levels considered that could be a lot of people around here since more than 650,000 people live within five miles of Reagan national Airport. The FAA is also holding a briefing on the results of the survey Wednesday morning. Sandy coz l w t o p News and 12 we have an update for you on a story we've been following a man is dead after a crash on the Clara Barton Parkway happened just after midnight. Right at the D. C. Maryland line when D C fire and E M s first got there, They said they found a car 60 ft down an embankment. It had hit up. What was up against a tree man was taken to the hospital, and he died there. U S Park Police are still trying to figure out exactly what happened. Well, we've been hearing a lot about an increase in Carjackings in the region over the past few months, and one Virginia woman tells w. T o p. The terrifying ordeal happened to her. She was pumping gas when a man slipped into the passenger seat of her unlocked SUV and locked himself inside the keel A sentry so I'll need to do is push the buttons and he was gone and, you know, literally 60 seconds. Alison previous, says the man drove away and bought gas at another nearby station before buying gift cards at a target, she said they're still searching for her SUV. Your experience is one of many in the region. As police see an increase in Carjackings during the pandemic, she said. It's important to make sure your car's tracking features are turned on. I didn't know I didn't have those features on. You don't know what you don't know until it's a little bit too late. Bellary bonked w T o P NEWS Well Speaking of Carjackings, Maryland State police are investigating one on the outer loop of the Beltway happened. On the highway on the shoulder near Forest Heights, Oxon Hill around 10 o'clock last night. The victim tells police he was slowing down along the exit ramp heading north. When a man dressed in all black stepped out in front of his car, says two masked men armed with guns appeared ordered him to get out. They got in and drove the car away, so police are now looking for that 2017 blue Ford Mustang. We'll check sports next and 14 You want coffee your way. That's why 7 11 offers a variety of milk, screamers and syrups. You can even top it off with Nixon's like mini marshmallows or cinnamon. So you can have what you want, even if that is all of the above. Is that what you want? Oh, we know because we are 7 11 and we might know you better than you know yourself..
WTOP
"more than 650,000 people" Discussed on WTOP
"Free estimate today. 8 10, the Maryland National Capitol Parking Planning Commission and the Prince George's County Department of Parks and Recreation are looking for money to restore a World War one monument. It's rare for its time among the soldiers, it honors or four black men. The 40 FT Tall Monument is in Bladensburg. It's known as the Piece Cross. It was dedicated in 1925 in 1919. As they raised money for the monument. The Gold star mothers decided to list the names on the memorial in Alphabetical order without regard to race. It was a rare act of inclusion and equality not often seen a century ago. Three of the four black men whose names are on the monument died before they reached the age of 25. Over the years, the monument has fallen into disrepair and is in dire need of extensive restoration and refurbishment. Christopher Cruz w T. O P News has conducted a nationwide survey to find out just how annoyed people are by aircraft noise, and now it's seeking public. I'm in a new national curve was created by combining the survey responses on the question of noise from aircraft, it says. Compared with the existing Schultz curve. The new national curve shows a substantial increase in the percentage of people highly annoyed by aircraft noise over the entire range of aircraft noise levels considered that could be a lot of people around here since more than 650,000 people live within five miles of Reagan National Airport. The FAA is also holding a briefing on the results of this survey Wednesday morning. Sandy Coz L W T O P News. Two men are in the hospital this morning after they were shot and then crashed into a gas station in Prince George's County. The crash happened in about seven last night on Annapolis Road in Hyattsville. But police think the shooting happened well before the crash. At this point, they don't know exactly when and where that shooting happened, and they don't have any suspects. The two victims are expected to be okay. Girl has been hospitalized with stab wounds after a fight on a metro shuttle bus. Five people were involved in the fight that began around 2 30 yesterday afternoon near the Addison Road, See Pleasant Metro Station. Two others were injured. Everyone is expected to survive, though two women and a girl have been arrested and charged with first degree assault. We've been hearing a lot about the increase in Carjackings in the region over the past few months, and we've spoken with a woman from Virginia who hasn't just heard about it. She's experienced it. She was pumping gas when a man slipped into the passenger seat of her unlocked SUV and locked himself inside the keel a century so all I need to do is push the buttons and he was gone and, you know, literally 60 seconds. Alison previous, says the man drove away and bought gas and another nearby station before buying gift cards at a target, she said they're still searching for her SUV. Her experience is one of many in the region. As police see an increase in Carjackings during the pandemic, she said. It's important to make sure your car's tracking features are turned on. I didn't know I didn't have those feet. Years on. You don't know what you don't know until it's a little bit too late. Salary bonked w T o P NEWS. Speaking of Carjackings. Maryland State police say they're investigating a reported Carjacking on the outer loop of the Beltway last night. They were called to the shoulder of the highway near Forest Heights. Oxon Hill right around 10 o'clock. They say the man told them he was slowing down along an exit ramp so he could head north on to 10 when a man dressed in all black stepped in front of his car. When he stopped, two masked men armed with guns appeared and ordered him to get out of the car. Then he says, they got in and drove away. Police are now looking for a 2020 17 blue Ford Mustang still ahead thousands without power in Virginia this morning. It's 8 14. You know, we could all still use a little escape in our lives. Watching TV is still an escape and reels is a great TV escape. It's all the stories of the famous and the infamous Plus you don't have to wear a mask. So check out riddles on Saturday whether you call him P. Diddy Puff Daddy or just Sean Love Sean Combs. His life story was influenced by a single act the murder of his father. How did he rise above that tragedy to become one of the most influential pop culture moguls of our time? It's a terrific story. It's called Murder in the Family, Sean calls hosted by Geraldo Rivera, who opens the vault on this all new investigation this Saturday. So set your DVR or just be there because it's on Lee on reels. You can get rials on your cable on on your satellite all over America. Just go to real. Stop calm to find it in your area uses a Hubbard broadcasting company Sports at 15 and 45, powered by Red River Technology decisions aren't black and white. Think red. Use. Dave Johnson may should accomplish that. Quite a bishop. The Maryland.
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"more than 650,000 people" Discussed on News Radio 1190 KEX
"Dr Kevin O'Connor says the injury has healed. Biden suffered a hairline fractures in his foot after he slipped while playing with his dog. More Americans. They're rolling up their sleeves for covert 19 shots. Nearly 40 million doses of the Corona virus vaccine had been given out across the U. S. CDC says. That's out of over 59 million doses of the two cove in 19 vaccines that have been distributed across the country. The polar vortex is creating dangerously cold conditions from Montana to the western Great Lakes, windshield warnings and advisories. Posted in the Dakotas and Minnesota through Monday. The mercury dropped to 36 degrees below zero this morning in ST Croix, Minnesota, just north of the twin cities. The National Weather Service says Wind chills could hit 50 below in some parts of the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest. Today, the countdown to kickoff for Super Bowl 55 is on reporter Vicki Win is getting ready. Tom Brady thinks on Patrick Mahomes this weekend. And how you watch the Super Bowl is probably going to be ah, little different during the pandemic. From how you celebrate and watching the cold to what you eat to make sure you're safe and socially distant if you're having guests over, Dr Anthony Fauci, the nation's leading infectious disease expert and president, Biden's chief medical advisor, says this isn't the right time to be hosting a big watch party. Rather, he says, Americans should just lay low as they enjoy the game. Today, you're listening to the latest on NBC News radio, the Federal Trade Commission says no one should be posting images to social Media of covert 19. Fascination cards in FT. C Block, Post says. Those who want to tell the world about getting the vaccine should also be aware the VAX cards have personal information. The card show a person's full name, date of birth vaccination, information and other personal data, which could be used by identity thieves. So instead of posting that the FTC recommends sharing a pic of the white or Orange vaccine sticker handed out at the vaccination station because the sticker has no personal info. Today is more than Super Bowl Sunday. It's also national black HIV AIDS awareness. Day. Dr. Laura Cheever says that if the current HIV diagnosis rates persist, about half of gay black men will be diagnosed with HIV during their lifetime. We can certainly end the epidemic in us in the next 10 years, but we need to get people tested. We need to get them on treatment because when someone is virally suppressed, have effectively no risk of transmitting HIV to the sexual partner. She says that right now, 85.2% of black men being treated for HIV are virally suppressed. The goal is to get that figure to 100% since the AIDS epidemic began, more than 650,000 people have died from AIDS in the U. S. According to the CDC. Four people are dead after being buried by an avalanche in northern Utah for others survived yesterday's Russia's snow in Millcreek Canyon and were able to dig themselves out. The incident came just a week after a Utah man was caught in a deadly avalanche just a few miles from where Saturday's tragedy occurred. Aaron Rodgers is the NFL's most valuable player for 2020. The announcement came last night at the NFL Honors show in Tampa. The Green Bay quarterback is one of six players to be named the league's M V P three times. In his acceptance statement, Roger said the season was an extraordinary one with few or no fans in the stands. Despite that, he said, he managed to play some of the best football of his career. He also revealed some of the off the field news, confirming that he is in fact engaged to actress shelling. Woodley Lisa Taylor, NBC news radio. You know what.
WGN Programming
New York judge orders restoration of DACA, opens program to new applicants
"For those fighting against President Trump's pushed in the deferred action for childhood arrivals or DACA program, A federal judge ruled the Trump Administration must start accepting new applications after years of trying to scrap that program. Currently about 650,000 people are enrolled in Dhaka, which allows certain young immigrants who were brought to the country illegally as Children. Illegally live and work without fear of deportation. The Department of Homeland Security responded to the decision, saying, quote the Department of Homeland Security. Holy disagrees with this decision by yet another activist judge acting from his own policy preferences. Judges. Latest decision similar to his earlier inaccurate ruling is clearly not sound law or logic. We will abide by this decision while we work with DOJ on next steps to appeal. Meanwhile, a spokesperson for President elect bite his transition team said quote For the second time, a court has ordered the administration to resume processing DR applications. It's time to do the right thing on day one. President elect Biden will insure dreamers and their families have the opportunity to live their lives free of fear and continue to contribute to our country. Doctor program was started in 2012 when President elect Biden was vice president. So what does this mean for the future of those dreamers, the DACA program and the ongoing legal efforts to eliminate it. Joining us tonight to discuss those issues is c'mon necessary. Immigration and criminal attorney as well as an ice and customs specialist. Mr Necessary. Thank you so much for joining us tonight. Thank you for having me So first Friday's ruling does open the program to new DACA applicants for the first time since 2017 approximately how many people could now benefit from this Close to half a million is the projected number. I think the last tally was about almost 400,000 and is probably even more than that of people who haven't come forward at this is this is a great victory for people who are advocates of Dhaka. Alright and explain to us really, What is Dhaka and what does it do? And gives the opportunity to people who are brought here as Children, and they're undocumented. Here in the United States. They have a clean record. They passed the background checks there, either in school or they have completed school and they're of the sound age to now, go and join the work force or go to college, and this allows them to continue their education or to start a business or go to work. Legally here in the United States, and it provides checks on these people every two years to make sure they're complying with the terms of the with DACA. Okay, and you said close to half a million people could be impacted, maybe more, because maybe people that just had, you know, have not yet come forward would have all of these potential DACA applicants been doing since that program was suspended. Three years ago. And here lies up. Almost. You have some people who've had Dhaka and they've been renewing it. But for those people who haven't been able to get the benefits of doctor they've been unfortunately having to work under the table. Some of them have worked jobs. A lot of them have been unemployed. And there are some that haven't even been able to finish their education if they wanted to apply for financial aid, go to college because they can't get a social security number to go forward with the rest of their lives and You were brought here is 345 years old and they were never gave. You haven't been able to move forward. So one of them have been just hiding in the shadows and waiting to see what happens. And let's look at this from the other side, though. So for people who say you know what these families needed to come here and do it the legal way. What is your response to that? The kids didn't choose to come here illegally. You know, the parents brought them here. The Children are here. They're people that are Dr recipients that are probably in your community that in your friends, your circle of friends, your circle of business. And you have no idea where Dr recipients. There are people who have been here since two years old. You've got to high school with your Children have been high school with you even and you won't even know that they're doctor recipient. So you can't look at someone and tell whether or not they're undocumented out. This is an opportunity for people to be here. Their work, go to school and contribute to the economy contribute to society. And I don't see anything wrong with that. If people are gonna be here and they want to contribute and do better and make themselves better Why we? Why can't we tell them know? Who are we to tell him now? All right, And we did here. I I read that statement from the Department of Homeland Security. We know, spokesman Chase. Jennings criticized the judge's ruling. We know some states are asking that the program be declared unlawful They wanted terminated, so it's very possible that this is not the end of the story with doctor right? It is very possible but for me personally, I think unlikely. I mean, look, I've spoken to a lot of Department of Homeland Security attorneys officers with U. S. C. S attorneys that work in immigration court. Most everybody wants doctor here because it's it's amazing solution. That's not necessarily permanent sun a pathway to citizenship, but it closes out a lot of cases and loose ends for a lot of people. The people who don't want doctor here are just people who are anti immigration policy to begin with. Having Dhaka is such a positive has such a positive effect on society and for people that are here, undocumented that for the majority of people wanted here. All right, Mr some monastery, Immigration and criminal Attorney. Thank you so much for joining us and sharing your knowledge with us tonight. Thank you