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"6 O 7 on Wall Street where it's 75° in Central Park, got an overturned tractor trailer on the southbound 6 84 off ramp to two 87 in Harrison. More coming up in traffic first Michael Barr with what else is going on in New York and around the world. Good morning, Michael. Good morning, Nathan, a former New York State Supreme Court Justice was sentenced to a year and four months in jail. Attorney general letitia James says former judge John McCallum accept it bribes from a Democratic Party political operative. James says Macaulay took bribes from former Erie county democratic committee chairman G Stephen pigeon in exchange for a political judicial and personal favors. In Kentucky, at least 8 people are dead after more than ten inches of rain in 24 hours. It submerged homes washed away roads and triggered mudslides. Governor Andy beshear has declared a state of emergency. The state police are fully active, have an extra helicopter that can be used in rescues. The transportation cabinet is actively working, preparing for debris removal. Fish and wildlife is out with boats working to make water rescues where safe for their personnel. Forestry is ready for any cleanup. This is an all hands on deck. Governor Bashir says about 20,000 people are without power. Former president Donald Trump says the Saudi funded Liv golf circuit has created a gold rush for players. Trump laid around yesterday on his home course at Trump national bedminster. This one was the Liv gulf invitational pro am, the former president says what the Saudi backed league is doing is good for golf because it gives players an alternative. Trump also says nobody has gotten to the bottom of 9 11. Three hostile foreign actors breached the federal court's document management system via an incredibly significant and sophisticated cyberattack more than 18 months ago. The chairman of the House judiciary committee, Gerald Nadler, said that the hack had a disturbing impact on both pending civil and criminal litigation and national security. The mega millions, a lottery drawing, two 9th jackpot 1.1 $1 billion, what would you do with all that money
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"Economy is slowing, but not in a recession. A former New York State Supreme Court Justice has been sentenced for taking bribes plus flooding in eastern Kentucky has left at least 8 people dead. I'm Michael Barr, more ahead. I'm John stair Sharon's Ford, Aaron judge, strikes again a home run bar of the 9th inning, giving the Yankees a one zero win over Kansas City. That's all straight ahead on Bloomberg daybreak. On Bloomberg 11 three O New York, Bloomberg 99 one Washington D.C., Bloomberg one O 6 one Boston, Bloomberg 9 60 San Francisco, Syria's exam one 19 and around the world on Bloomberg radio dot com and via the Bloomberg business app. Good morning, I'm Nathan Hager. And I'm Karen Moscow in U.S. stock index futures are rising this morning we are coming up to 6 O one on Wall Street and we check the markets every 15 minutes throughout the trading day on Bloomberg. Right now S&P futures are up 31 points. Gal future is up 85 at NASDAQ futures up a 154 that's up 1.2%, ten year treasury down 1130 seconds yield 2.71% and the yield on the two year 2.89% and nymex screwed oil is up 2.1%, Nathan. Carrying the big lift in NASDAQ futures follows earnings from two tech giants. Let's begin with Amazon. Those shares are surging by 12% the company reported revenue that top estimates and gave a strong sales forecast for the current quarter. Bloomberg intelligence senior retail analyst poonam goyal says it's quite a different story from another high profile retailer. We were not worried about what we saw earlier this week with Walmart taking down guidance as we had thought that Amazon has a different customer base. Amazon does a target the low income consumer. So we didn't think Walmart's votes would bleed into Amazon. And that's exactly what we saw today. Bloomberg intelligence analysts put them goyle says Amazon added full and part time jobs at the slowest pace since 2019 in an effort to cut costs. Well, Nathan Apple shares also higher they're up more than two and a half percent. The company's revenue and profit narrowly topped estimates with iPhone sales holding up better than expected. Tom Giles is an executive technology editor for Bloomberg news. The market took away that Apple so far is weathering the downturn relatively well. And they even though they missed on a couple of their different products, they did surpass Wall Street's projections on the iPhone, which is their biggest product, all important product. Bloomberg Tom Giles says the iPad also performed better than feared, though other products including max and wearables fell short of projections. One of the flip side Karen shares of Intel are down 9 and a half percent in early trading, the chip maker's profit and sales missed estimates, and it's also slashing forecasts, more from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. The world's biggest maker of computer processors was weighed down by a steep drop in demand for data center chips and a steep decline in PC shipments. After two years of growth, spending on laptop and desktop machines is declining quickly, as rising inflation is leading consumers to shy away from large purchases. The market for chips that power PCs is still Intel's biggest source of revenue and the cash needed to fund an ambitious attempt by CEO pat gelsinger to restore the company to semiconductor industry leadership. In New York, Charlie palette Bloomberg daybreak. Right, Shirley, thank you. Well, we have another stock getting hammered this morning. Roku shares are down more than 24%. The maker of streaming TV devices reported disappointing second quarter results, Roku said advertisers are pulling back on spending due to economic concerns. The earnings continue today, Karen, with big oil in the spotlight, Bloomberg's Jeff Bellinger reports ExxonMobil and Chevron post quarterly results this morning. There could be a lot to like when ExxonMobil reports, Bloomberg intelligence says the company likely saw a substantial increase in net earnings from its refining unit if that drove a major improvement in free cash flow it could mean faster share buybacks, refining improvements at Chevron likely lag behind ExxonMobil, BI says the company's balance sheet may be in a net cash position before the end of the year if it continues to hold back on share, repurchases. Jeff Bellinger, Bloomberg daybreak. All right, Jeff, thank you while turning to the economy now. There's a key report coming up before we wrap up the week. The University of Michigan issues its national consumer sentiment index for July at 10 a.m. Wall Street time, and Bloomberg's Vinny down giudice has more. The prayer report covering early July showed long-term inflation expectations declined at that time at least the consumer surveyed anticipated prices would rise at an annual rate of 2.8% over the next 5 to ten years. Today, we're pushing 9% inflation. Overall consumer sentiment is suffering with the University of Michigan index at historic lows. Any doubt should ice Bloomberg daybreak. Okay, Vinny, thanks to that sentiment report comes the day after the latest GDP data fired up the debate over whether the U.S. has slipped into a recession. One top official says no, let's get the latest live from Bloomberg's we need a young good morning gradina. Good morning, Nathan. Treasury secretary Janet Yellen is rejecting the notion that the U.S. has entered a recession. She points to continued job creation, gains in consumer spending, strong household finances, and growth in business. Although she acknowledges a slowdown is needed to tame inflation. We know there are challenges ahead of us, growth is slowing globally, inflation remains unacceptably high. And it's this administration's top priority to bring it down. Treasury secretary Janet Yellen says she remains optimistic about the country's ability to fight inflation. Live in New York, I'm ready to young Bloomberg day break. Try ready to thank you. We also have news on the geopolitical front this morning. Presidents Biden and Xi Jinping have now agreed to set up an in person meeting at Bloomberg's head Baxter has the details. This could be interpreted as a positive sign that dialog could remain open, but tensions remain high with words like constructive left out of the readouts. White House spokesman Cara and Jean Pierre says Taiwan was a major issue. President Biden underscored that the United States policy has not changed and that the United States strongly opposes unilateral efforts to change the status. Also mention of the readouts efforts to fight climate change and protect the global macro economy. In San Francisco, I'm Ed Baxter Bloomberg daybreak. Okay, Ed, thanks, S&P futures up 30 points. Now, Dow futures up 90, NASDAQ futures up a 151 points, the ten year treasury is down 1230 seconds yield 2.72%. Local headlines and a check of sports up next, this is Bloomberg.
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"And around the world. Happy Friday, Michael. Happy Friday to you, Nathan. A former New York State Supreme Court Justice was sentenced to a year and four months in jail. Attorney general letitia James says former judge John mikulak, accepted bribes and from a Democratic Party political operative, James says metallic took bribes from former Erie county democratic committee chairman G Stephen pigeon in exchange for political judicial and personal favors. In Kentucky at least 8 people are dead after more than ten inches of rain in 24 hours. It submerged homes washed away roads and triggered mudslides. Governor Andy beshear has declared a state of emergency. The state police are fully active, have an extra helicopter that can be used in rescues. The transportation cabinet is actively working, preparing for debris removal. Fish and wildlife is out with boats working to make water rescues where safe for their personnel. Forestry is ready for any cleanup. This is an all hands on deck. Governor Bashir says about 20,000 people are without power. Former president Donald Trump says the Saudi funded Liv golf circuit has created a gold rush for players. Trump played around yesterday on his home course at Trump national bedminster. This one was the Liv golf invitational pro am, the former president says what the Saudi backed league is doing is good for golf because it gives players an alternative. Trump also says nobody has gotten to the bottom of 9 11. Three hostile foreign actors breached the federal court's document management system via an incredibly significant and sophisticated cyberattack more than 18 months ago. The chairman of the House judiciary committee, Gerald Nadler, said that the hack had a disturbing impact on both pending civil and criminal litigation and national security. The mega millions lottery drawing tonight, the jackpot $1.1 billion. What would you do with all that money? Pays a
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"Slash caregiving. A public service announcement brought to you by AARP and the ad council. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg dot com on the Bloomberg business app. And at Bloomberg quick tape. This is Bloomberg radio. My from the Bloomberg interactor broker studios is his Bloomberg day break for Friday, July 29th, 20 22, coming up the shower. NASDAQ futures rally thanks to earnings from Amazon and Apple. Intel and Roku shares sell off on disappointing quarterly results. Big oil in the spotlight this morning with Exxon and Chevron reporting. And Janet Yellen says the U.S. economy is slowing, but not in a recession. A former New York State Supreme Court Justice has been sentenced for taking bribes plus flooding in eastern Kentucky has left at least 8 people dead. I'm Michael Barr, more ahead. I'm John Stan Sharon sports, Aaron judge, strikes again a home run barn of the 9th inning, giving the Yankees a one zero win over Kansas City. That's all straight ahead on Bloomberg daybreak. On Bloomberg 11 three O New York, Bloomberg 99 one Washington D.C., Bloomberg one O 6 one Boston, Bloomberg 9 60 San Francisco, Syria's exam one 19 and around the world on Bloomberg radio dot com and via the Bloomberg business app. And good Friday morning, I'm Nathan Hager. And I'm Karen Moscow, and U.S. stock index futures are higher this morning. We are coming up to 5 O one on Wall Street and we check the markets every 15 minutes throughout the trading day, on Bloomberg. S&P futures have 25 points. Now, futures have 65. NASDAQ futures up a 100
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"Home in Malibu Jenny O'Connor as she was known was a jazz singer in the big bandara when she met Henry Mancini while both were playing in the Tex Beneke orchestra They married in 1947 and stayed together until Henry died from cancer in 1994 She founded the Henry main city institute Jenny Mancini was 95 I'm Scott Carr And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom The 50th annual New York City marathon takes place today roughly 30,000 athletes from around the world are taking part in the rays that goes through all 5 boroughs or from Bloomberg's Denny's Pellegrini Numerous COVID protocols are in place at this year's marathon Runners need to show proof of the vaccine or negative tests Runners will also have the option to carry hydration belts to avoid crowding at water stations Security will be tight NYPD commissioner dermot Shea says there will be blocker vehicles on the perimeter plus heavy weapons teams and radiation detection units Denise Pellegrini Bloomberg radio China posted a record monthly trade surplus in October as exports surged despite global supply chain disruptions data from the general administration of customs show exports rose 27.1% in dollar terms last month from a year earlier to $300.2 billion That was the 13th straight month of double digit growth and exceeded economists expectations of a 22.8% gain Imports increased 20.6% All that leaves China treated surplus of $84.54 billion A judge has ruled the Trump organization can continue to operate New York's ferry point golf course in The Bronx as well A lawsuit over the city's cancellation of its contract proceeds more from Bloomberg's truly pellet New York State Supreme Court Justice Deborah James issued a preliminary injunction blocking the city from taking the course back while the case is pending saying it had not shown it will suffer great hardship if the company is allowed to operate the facility temporarily The city end of $17 million worth of contracts with former president Donald Trump's company in February after the January 6th assault on the U.S. capitol Charlie pellet Bloomberg radio Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm Susanna Palmer This is Bloomberg Bloomberg opinion informed perspectives and expert data driven commentary on breaking news We're welcome to bloomer companion on Bloomberg radio bring you news comments and insights from Bloomberg opinions worldwide team of editors and columnists I'm your host Jew grosso This week we examine Facebook's rebranding all so on the show why we should.
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"Hold a three judge panel from a federal appeals court granted a temporary stay Saturday giving the government until the end of the day Monday to respond Investigators are still searching for answers after a deadly stampede at an outdoor concert in Houston Rapper Travis Scott was performing Friday night at the ASTRO world music festival in front of about 50,000 people when fans started to rush the stage 8 people were killed hundreds more were injured now mother discussed children Kylie Jenner is speaking out about what happened saying she and Scott were not aware of any fatalities until after he'd stopped performing The prime minister of Iraq is said to be in good health after a failed attempt on his life the country's military sang Iraqi prime minister Mustafa Al qadimi is okay after an explosive pack drone blew up near his house and don't forget to set those clocks back if you haven't done so already Daylight saving time is over meaning most Americans got an extra hour of sleep overnight They lost to the spring I'm Scott Carr And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom The 50th annual New York City marathon takes place today roughly 30,000 athletes from around the world are taking part in the race that goes through all 5 boroughs We're from Bloomberg's Denny's Pellegrini Numerous COVID protocols are in place that this year's marathon Runners need to show proof of the vaccine or negative tests Runners will also have the option to carry hydration belts to avoid crowding at water stations Security will be tight NYPD commissioner dermot Shea says there will be blocker vehicles on the perimeter Plus heavy weapons teams and radiation detection units Denise Pellegrini Bloomberg radio China posted a record monthly trade surplus in October as exports surged despite global supply chain disruptions Data from the general administration of customs show exports rose 27.1% in dollar terms last month from a year earlier to $300.2 billion That was the 13th straight month of double digit growth and exceeded economists expectations of a 22.8% gain Imports increased 20.6% All that leaves China treated surplus of $84.54 billion A judge has ruled the Trump organization can continue to operate New York's ferry point golf course in The Bronx as well A lawsuit over the city's cancellation of its contract proceeds more from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet New York State Supreme Court Justice Deborah James issued a preliminary injunction blocking the city from taking the course back while the case is pending saying it had not shown at will suffer great hardship if the company is allowed to operate the facility temporarily The city ended $17 million worth of contracts with former president Donald Trump's company in February after the January 6th assault on the U.S. capitol Charlie pellet Bloomberg radio Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm Susanna Palmer This is Bloomberg This is Bloomberg Wall Street week with David Weston from Bloomberg radio Zero carbon emissions It was all the talk this week at the cop 26 meetings in Glasgow With European Commission president von der leyen urging faster action We all must speed up our race to net zero We're running out of time And President Biden saying the United States will lead the way The United States is not only back at the table but hopefully leading by the power of our example My administration is working over time to show that our climate commitment is action not words But if we're going to have any hope of making real progress on emissions it will take more than governments It will take a massive effort of the private sector Bank of America's Brian moynihan says banks like his are feeling the pressure There's a lot of pressure on banks because our clients are demanding us Our investors are demanding this The politicians of worlds demanding this And Luke Ellis of the man group says that with more guidance the private sector and especially hedge funds like his can help get us where we need to go And this is really anybody that's investing in liquid stocks So you're an owner of a company And that gives you the chance to engage with management And to make sure that they have a serious plan not just the sort of fluffy and waving plant What matters is people with actual plans actually move on actual things going on And hedge funds do a good job can do a good job of engaging with companies Lasagna is on the front lines in arranging acquisitions emerges also managing nearly $300 billion in assets So when it comes to figuring out how the lofty goals of cop 26 May translate into the real world there's nobody better than lazard fragrance We're joined now by the chairman and CEO of mister Ken Jacobs Welcome to Wall Street Thank you Have you here Thank you It's pleasure to be here So we've heard these waffle goals Every signing up for them But what does it mean in the real world As you're doing deals as you're managing assets is it changing what you do On the asset management side of the business absolutely That's changing rapidly On the advisory side of the business which is arranging mergers and acquisitions that's on the so to speak We're seeing the beginning of it but it's not quite there yet Let me speak to the asset management side to begin with One has to step back and realize this has been in play now for several years The first thing that happened is that core demographic that drives activity in the economy started spending their values That was a couple of years ago in three four or 5 years ago in the United States longer in Europe Over the last couple of years everybody it has shifted now so that the same demographic is starting to invest their values And that's playing through in the asset owners and it's really having a big impact on the asset management business So when you talk about investing in assets is it defense or offense And by that I mean this It's one thing to say I don't want to invest for example in a fossil fuels company Okay I get that But what about a firmly investing in a green steel company I think in the beginning it's going to be defensive Because at this moment in time there's very little that kind of ties green performance whether you are your emissions policy or social policies There's very little that actually ties that to performance in the stock market or cost of capital That's at its very early stages But scoring companies is there So I'd say at this moment in time we're probably doing I would say most of asset management is investing defensively around ESG and I think that's going to shift over time We heard from a former vice president Al Gore this week saying that we have something of a I think he called a climate subprime crisis coming because there's trillions of dollars in assets in coal and in fossil other fossil fuels that may not.
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"And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom The 50th annual New York City marathon takes place today roughly 30,000 athletes from around the world are taking part in the race that goes through all 5 boroughs We're from Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini Numerous COVID protocols are in place that this year's marathon Runners need to show proof of the vaccine or negative tests Runners will also have the option to carry hydration belts to avoid crowding at water stations Security will be tight NYPD commissioner dermot Shea says there will be blocker vehicles on the perimeter plus heavy weapons teams and radiation detection units Denise Pellegrini Bloomberg radio China posted a record monthly trade surplus in October as exports surged despite global supply chain disruptions Data from the general administration of customs show exports rose 27.1% in dollar terms last month from a year earlier to $300.2 billion That was the 13th straight month of double digit growth and exceeded economists expectations of a 22.8% gain Imports increased 20.6% All that leaves China treated surplus of $84.54 billion A judge has ruled the Trump organization can continue to operate New York's ferry point golf course in The Bronx as well A lawsuit over the city's cancellation of its contract proceeds more from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet New York State Supreme Court Justice Deborah James issued a preliminary injunction blocking the city from taking the course back while the case is pending saying it had not shown at will suffer great hardship if the company is allowed to operate the facility temporarily The city ended $17 million worth of contracts with former president Donald Trump's company in February after the January 6th assault on the U.S. capitol Charlie pellet Bloomberg radio Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm Susanna Palmer This is.
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"Media Updated Informative what's going on 8 people were killed The youngest victim 14 years old The CDC says the U.S. has administered almost 430 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine as of Saturday and distributed over 530 million doses The agency says almost 224 million people have had at least one dose while almost 194 million are fully vaccinated President Biden is touting the $1 trillion infrastructure package passed by the House Friday More than 550 billion set to be spent on U.S. infrastructure I'm Scott Carr And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom The 50th annual New York City marathon takes place today roughly 30,000 athletes from around the world are taking part in the race that goes through all 5 boroughs We're from Bloomberg's Denny's Pellegrini Numerous COVID protocols are in place at this year's marathon Runners need to show proof of the vaccine or negative tests Renters will also have the option to carry hydration belts to avoid crowding at water stations Security will be tight NYPD commissioner dermot Shea says there will be blocker vehicles on the perimeter plus heavy weapons teams and radiation detection units Denise Pellegrini Bloomberg radio China posted a record monthly trade surplus in October as exports surged despite global supply chain disruptions Data from the general administration of customs show exports rose 27.1% in dollar terms last month from a year earlier to $300.2 billion That was the 13th straight month of double digit growth and exceeded economists expectations of a 22.8% gain Imports increased 20.6% all that leaves China treated surplus of $84.54 billion A judge has ruled the Trump organization can continue to operate New York's ferry point golf course in The Bronx as well A lawsuit over the city's cancellation of its contract proceeds more from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet New York State Supreme Court Justice Deborah James issued a preliminary injunction blocking the city from taking the course back while the case is pending saying it had not shown at will suffer great hardship if the company is allowed to operate the facility temporarily The city ended $17 million worth of contracts with former president Donald Trump's company in February after the January 6th assault on the U.S. capitol Charlie pellet Bloomberg radio Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm Susanna Palmer This is Bloomberg Broadcasting from the financial capital of the world Bloomberg 11 three O in New York To Washington D.C. Bloomberg 99 one to Boston Bloomberg one O 6 one This San Francisco.
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"More and more people across the country are getting vaccinated every day as states continue to expand eligibility requirements but vaccine distribution for incarcerated. Americans still lags behind the general population and that's despite the fact that prisons and jails have been hotbeds of outbreaks during the pandemic. So far there been more than three hundred and ninety thousand covid nineteen cases among incarcerated people in the united states largely because of insufficient medical care and people being able to socially distance while living in such tight quarters. That's according to data from the marshall project to recent rulings. Aim to change this on monday. A new york state supreme court justice issued a ruling requiring new york to immediately begin offering vaccines to all incarcerated people that ruling echoes a similar one made last month in oregon. I'm tansy nevada. And a look at the uneven vaccine roll out for incarcerated people nationwide is where we begin today on the takeaway. Nicole lewis is a staff writer for the marshall project focusing on felony disenfranchisement nicole. Welcome to the show. Thanks for having me. On and lauren brings. Rubinstein is an assistant professor of social medicine at university of unc chapel hill and head of the covid nineteen prison project lauren. Welcome back to the show. Thanks for having me. It'll start with you lauren. Before we talk about what are we looking at when it comes to case numbers and deaths in prisons and jails national wide most recently so we continue to see a a rise in cases disproportionate to the general population. There have been about four four hundred thousand cases nationwide about twenty percent of the population of incarcerated. People have had kovin Over twenty five hundred deaths one of the real problems though as as we start to focus on vaccination we're seeing less and less data and so it's hard to tell in recent weeks what cases look like because states have been becoming more opaque relevant to what's happening behind the walls nicole. We're talking about vaccine. Roll out here but I it seems like it. This population has not been a priority Or it's been varied from state to state. Yeah that's right and so. There are several states that put incarcerated people in phase one kicked off in january massachusetts new jersey for example but then there are several states for for which we still actually don't know where incarcerated people are going to fall so folks in florida have no information about when they'll be back stated Large systems like texas only just started vaccinating people a few weeks ago and so this is just very mixed across the country and still very unclear and nicole. We we at the top. That new york state Just issued a ruling where vaccines should be offered to. Its entire incarcerated population that includes jails in prisons. How long is that gonna take so. It can really depend rate. New york is looking at about fifty thousand people incarcerated here and so you're not a huge number but not a small number either so it's really important to remember that vaccine allocation of vaccines go is determined by the state and so if they weren't figured into the plan or weeks ago months ago that those vaccines may not be available. It may not be ready to be directly shipped into the prisons rape and so prisons are also spread out across the so. It could take some time before. We're able to see a robust vaccination campaign behind bars but it is decidedly good news. Lauren was listening to a report today. on a sister program here public radio and they were talking about homeless populations Being vaccinated and they're seeing much success with the johnson. Johnson vaccine because it's a one shot Only it doesn't require two shots and it also can be stored. requires less rigorous Storage requirements. In other words. You can put it in a refrigerator. Not something like madeira or pfizer. That require very specific storage temperatures. When we talk about what hype vaccine could be used in for incarcerated population. Is that what they're considering or do. We not know yet. So it's pretty variable across the country. Many states started early. Vaccination did you spicer moderna and figured out how to do that. mostly in partnership with departments of public health locally or at the state level. We have seen some states. Start to use the johnson and johnson Vaccine i think all three are on the table As you mentioned. The johnson johnson vaccine is is really great because It's just requires one shot not to. That's really important in the context of high turnover carson spaces such as jails And so i think. I think we're seeing it all on the table but johnson and johnson does help us overcome some of the barriers that are inherit to jails and prisons lauren. What about what about when it comes to testing. Are there still. Is there any type of rigorous testing. Happening in incarceration for incarcerated people and particularly in places like jails whereas you said the turnover rate is quite high. Yes so Has with everything. We're seeing a lot of variability across the country. We have some jails in this country that are highly resource and some that are very Know lack resources and have virtually no testing on board We have seen more testing happened recently than happened. You know say a year ago at the beginning of the pandemic. We've also seen uptake of Surveillance methods using rapid antigen tests. And so we've seen more testing then in the past still not enough adequate testing but we've seen some targeted populations such as Transfers from disability facility or new intakes. Ron release silver seeing some testing plans See light but definitely not as much as we would've wanted nicole. You've done a lot of reporting around this issue One of the things you've reported on was you surveyed incarcerated people earlier this month to get a sense of how they were feeling about getting the vaccine. What stood out to you in their responses. That's right. I think the biggest thing we found was that this year behind bars during a pandemic were most prisons. Have been in lockdown. People haven't been able to see their families has been so hard on incarcerated people that it is creating some interest in encouraging people to get vaccinated so many people were saying that they see this shot as a potential way of getting off a block down and having some returned to normalcy. And so that's a really important an interesting finding on the flip side of that nicole. You also did reporting on vaccine hesitancy except this time we're talking about corrections officers. The people who are working in the Facilities tell us about what you found there. That's right and so on this side. We found sort of widespread has an refusal in some cases to get vaccinated and so the reasons for that were really quite varied on one side. We definitely had groups of people who believed in conspiracy theories about the vaccine About what it might do to them. you know there's limited information. I think it was really important for some of the sources that we spoke to to point out that in our correctional officers are not alone in this rape. Police officers some nurses rate have refused the vaccine at higher rates confusing public health officials. These folks are on the front lines But in many cases corrections officers have a little education tend to lean right right and we've seen national polls have shown us that republicans People with lower education tended to be more hesitant rate. And so there's just a number of reasons for why this is happening and Actually my biggest concern there. That the thing that really stands out to me is that in some cases it was interfering with people's decision making around whether or not they should get vaccinated This is a community of people who don't have a lot of don't have really much or any connection to the outside world. They can't do research on their own. And so what corrections officers.
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Judge Rules New York Must Vaccinate Prisoners Immediately
"A strongly worded decision. Monday new york state supreme court justice alison to it ordered the state to immediately vaccinate incarcerated people and said officials quote irrationally distinguish between incarcerated people and people living in every other type of adult congregate facility at great risk to incarcerated people's lives during this pandemic. This comes as people who work in. New york's prisons in jails became eligible to receive the vaccine in january justice to its decision also came as governor cuomo announced only yorkers over the age of thirty canal access. The vaccine she ruled incarcerated people. Even younger than thirty should also be offered the vaccinations now. The lawsuit was filed behalf of two people. Held a new york city's rikers island jail. Twenty four year. Old obama free us and fifty two year old charles holden who lives in a dorm with forty eight of fifty beds filled with the beds inches apart the complaint says he shares quote eating spaces. Toilets sinks showers televisions telephones and recreational spaces of other incarcerated. Men at mealtime eats a communal table surrounded by other incarcerated. People cannot wear masks while they eat in short quote every aspect of daily life is communal. He's not able to practice social distancing unquote currently about ten percent of people held at rikers have covid nineteen new york. Jails about thirty four thousand people only about thirteen hundred prisoners who were senior citizens or have pre existing conditions have already been fully
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"President is on trial again. I'm Dave Anthony Foxx. New is. Senators will decide on the one true question is Donald Trump guilty? That's majority leader Chuck Schumer. House Democrats who will prosecute of the impeachment trial will argue He is the former president incited last month's deadly Capitol attack. The Trump legal team calls it political theater, saying he never called for violence. Some legal team has said since the former president is now a private citizen. The article of impeachment must be dismissed House Democrats site previous impeachments after an official left office. Each side is also afforded up to 16 hours to make their impeachment case before senators are allowed to ask questions. Potentially request witnesses and deliberate. Fox's Jared help, and sources are telling Fox that Biden administration wants to shift the acting U. S attorney for Washington D C to a special prosecutor type role to continue overseeing the capital Riot investigation there been more than 100 arrests. 14 weeks after Election Day, It's finally over the last house race. Finally called in New York, where Fox is Tony J. Powers is live a former congressman Anthony bring dizzy, a Democrat, conceded on Monday to Republican Claudia Tenney putting an end to months of tabulations. Last week in New York State Supreme Court Justice ordered all eight counties in that district to certify the results, which had Tenney winning by 109 votes bring Dizzy had been expected to appeal but instead called technique to concede, saying he would end a call for hand recount of ballots. Tiny's win gives the GOP a net gain of 12 seats in last year's election, Dave Only the water's safe in Pinellas County, Florida that's for the sheriff just said after his scare, the computer hacker attempted to add dangerous levels of a toxic substance and operator at the plant noticed the change and reduce the amount of the chemical as Fox is rich tennis in the FBI and the Secret Service have joined in the investigation. America's listening to Fox News George is talking to you. Do you any good morning from the access Wdun Hardy, Chevrolet Newsroom and B. J. Williams. The Georgia ports authorities. Newest inland port was supposed to be ready for service this year in Gainesville, Butthole County has run into a little glitch, acquiring all the property they were instructed to acquire by the state. That includes four parcels in the East Hall area along White sulfur road that property the future site of one of the entrances into the 104 acre complex. And at this point, we.
106.1 FM WTKK
"new york state supreme court justice" Discussed on 106.1 FM WTKK
"I'm Dave Anthony Fox News senators will decide on the one true question is Donald Trump guilty as Majority leader Chuck Schumer, House Democrats who'll prosecute of the impeachment trial will argue he is that the former president incited last month's deadly Capitol attack. The Trump legal team calls it political theater, saying he never called for violence. Such legal team has said since the former president is now a private citizen. The article of impeachment must be dismissed House Democrats site previous impeachments after an official left office. Each side is also afforded up to 16 hours to make their impeachment case before senators are allowed to ask questions, potentially request witnesses and deliberate Fox's Jared help and sources are telling Fox the Biden administration wants to shift the acting U. S attorney for Washington D C to a special prosecutor type role to continue overseeing the capital riot investigation there been more than 100 arrests. 14 weeks after Election Day, It's finally over the last house race. Finally called in New York, where Fox is Tony J. Powers is live a former congressman Anthony bring dizzy, a Democrat, conceded on Monday to Republican Claudia Tenney putting an end to months of tabulations. Last week in New York State Supreme Court justice ordered all eight counties in that district to certify the results, which had Tenney winning by 109 votes for and dizzy had been expected to appeal but instead called technique to concede, saying he would end a call for hand recount of ballots. Tiny's win gives the GOP a net gain of 12 seats in last year's election, Dave Only the water's safe in Pinellas County, Florida. That's what the sheriff just said After his scare, the computer hacker attempted to add dangerous levels of a toxic substance and operator at the plant noticed the change and reduce the amount of the chemical. That's Fox is rich tennis in the FBI and the Secret Service have joined in the investigation. America's listening to Fox News Staying connected continues with 1061 FM TALK North Carolina lawmakers are attempting to legislate a return to in person classroom instruction. MAC McClure REPORTS. Republicans in the General Assembly are continuing to advance bills that would require school districts across the state to offer the option of in person instruction. This is public school teachers are requesting the first be allowed to get vaccinated. Senate Bill 37 is set to be voted on today. A similar house version is expected to be voted on by the end of the week. The teachers are calling on state health officials to move them up in the cove in 19 Vaccine eligibility list. I'm Matt McClure authorities in Wake County are awaiting the results of an autopsy report to determine if a body found stuffed inside a suitcase yesterday is that of 28 year old Brittany Smith missing since last week, Sheriff Gerald Baker Monday someone is responsible. If this is in fact, with generally that we've been looking for all weekend long, someone is responsible for that. That just doesn't happen. Relatives say Smith had been living with a man in a tent behind a house in window for the last six months. Two people are behind bars in Virginia in connection with the murder of a man in Asheboro. Branson, Lamberts charged with murder. Jessica Laughlin is charged as an accessory. The victim, Dylan worked was shot and killed in an apartment complex in Asheboro Sunday morning. Crews have been searching a rock quarry in Mork County. For his body sports. The Canes on the road in Columbus fell 32 last night. They'll face Dallas Thursday. College ball Certain members of the U. N c men's basketball team are persona non grata today, the A CC pulling the plug on last night's scheduled match up against Miami just two hours before tip off after two players were seen in a video at a House party following Saturday night's game. No masks. No social distancing basketball today do coast Notre Dame State. Welcome Syracuse with continuing news updates. I'm tile Wilson. Smile weathering today Just a slight chance.
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"new york state supreme court justice" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"A AH, year after he was acquitted. Now former president is on trial Again. I'm Dave Anthony Fox News senators will decide on the one true question is Donald Trump guilty as majority leader Chuck Schumer, House Democrats who will prosecute the impeachment Try a will argue he is that the former president incited last month's deadly Capitol attack. The Trump legal team calls it political theater, saying he never called for violence. Such legal team has said since the former president is now a private citizen. The article of impeachment must be dismissed House Democrats site previous impeachments after an official left office. Each side is also afforded up to 16 hours to make their impeachment case before senators are allowed to ask questions, potentially request witnesses and deliberate Fox's charity. Helping sources are telling Fox that Biden administration wants to shift the acting U. S attorney for Washington D C to a special prosecutor type role to continue overseeing the capital Riot investigation. There've been more than 100 arrests. 14 weeks after Election Day. It's finally over the last house raised finally called in New York, where Fox is Tony J. Powers is live a former congressman Anthony Brent, Dizzy, a Democrat, conceded on Monday to Republican Claudia Tenney putting an end to months of tabulations. Last week in New York State Supreme Court justice ordered all eight counties in that district to certify the results, which had Tenney winning by 109 votes bring Dizzy had been expected to appeal but instead called technique to concede, saying he would end a call for hand recount of ballots. Tiny's win gives the GOP a net gain of 12 seats in last year's election. If Tony the water's safe in Pinellas County, Florida, That's what the sheriff just said After his scare, the computer hacker attempted to add dangerous levels of a toxic substance and operator at the plant noticed the change and reduce the amount of the chemical that's Fox is Rich Dennis in the FBI.
KLIF 570 AM
"new york state supreme court justice" Discussed on KLIF 570 AM
"Trump guilty? That's majority leader Chuck Schumer. House Democrats who'll prosecute the impeachment trial will argue He is that the former president incited last month's deadly Capitol attack. The Trump legal team calls it political theater, saying he never called for violence. Some legal team has said since the former president is now a private citizen. The article of Impeachment must be dismissed House Democrats site previous impeachments after an official left office. Each side is also afforded up to 16 hours to make their impeachment case before senators are allowed to ask questions. Potentially request witnesses and deliberate thoughts is Jared help, and sources are telling Fox the Biden administration wants to shift the acting U. S attorney for Washington, DC, do a special prosecutor type role. Continue overseeing the capital Riot investigation. They've been more than 100 arrests. 14 weeks after Election Day, It's finally over the last house race finally called in New York, where Fox is Tony J. Powers is live a former congressman Anthony print, Dizzy, a Democrat, conceded on Monday to Republican Claudia Tenney putting an end of months of tabulations. Last week in New York State Supreme Court justice ordered all eight counties in that district to certify the results, which had Tenney winning by 109 votes bring Dizzy had been expected to appeal but instead called technique to concede, saying he would end a call for hand recount of ballots. Kenny's win gives the GOP a net gain of 12 seats in last year's election. They've only the water's safe in Pinellas County, Florida. That's what the sheriff just said After his scare. The computer hacker attempted to add dangerous levels of a toxic substance and operator at the plant noticed the change and reduce the amount of the chemical as Fox is rich tennis in the FBI and the Secret Service have joined in the investigation. America's listening to Fox News. Heard the good news about covert 19 vaccines. They're here, but you could do more than wait for your turn. Here's how stay at least 6 ft away from folks you don't live with, And it's risky to be indoors with him, too. And masks. Well, they protect both the person wearing them and the folks around him Where.
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"new york state supreme court justice" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Prosecuted. The impeachment trial will argue he is that the former president incited last month's deadly Capitol attack. The Trump legal team calls it political theater, saying he never called for violence. Some legal team has said since the former president is now a private citizen. The article of impeachment must be to Smith's House Democrats site previous impeachments after an official left office. Each side is also afforded up to 16 hours to make their impeachment case before senators are allowed to ask questions, potentially request witnesses and deliberate Fox's Jared help, and sources are telling Fox the Biden administration wants to shift the acting U. S attorney for Washington, DC New A special prosecutor type role. Continue overseeing the capital Riot investigation. They've been more than 100 arrests. 14 weeks after Election Day, It's finally over the last house race finally called in New York, where Fox is Tony J. Powers is live a former congressman Anthony Brandt, Dizzy, a Democrat, conceded on Monday to Republican Claudia Tenney putting an end of months of tabulations. Last week in New York State Supreme Court justice ordered all eight counties in that district to certify the results, which had Tenney winning by 109 votes for and dizzy had been expected to appeal but instead called technique to concede, saying he would end a call for hand recount of ballots. Tiny's win gives the GOP a net gain of 12 seats in last year's election, Dave Only the water's safe in Pinellas County, Florida. That's what the sheriff just said After his scare, the computer hacker attempted to add dangerous levels of a toxic substance and operator at the plant noticed the change and reduce the amount of the chemical that's Fox is reached. Dennis in the FBI and the Secret Service have joined in the investigation. America's listening to Fox News like three w Y PC Mobile news on the level on the go with snow isn't going anywhere. It's cloudy and cold 19 degrees right now in downtown Indianapolis. I'm Donny Burgess for golden Oak lending. Here's what's trending at 902. Snowfall, ice and cold temperatures will still be an issue if you're out on the road. Yeah, we feel that we've got snow on roads this morning. Any areas that have not been cleared or treated. It's going to be slick, so take it slow. Give yourself plenty of time to get to your destination this morning, meteorologist Casey Hoover with the National Weather Service in Indianapolis, says a snow and freezing rain mix. Will be here by Wednesday afternoon. Three whites. Town police officers were injured around one o'clock this morning while they were conducting a traffic stop another driver in a white sedan hit of white whites Town patrol car and it hit it so hard that it ended up, causing damage to all three of the police vehicles. Lights down. Police Captain John You're Kash says they do believe alcohol was a factor. No one was killed, but the officers and that driver being treated at a hospital. Ah, murder That happened nearly 30 years ago, and Gary has been solved, says the FBI. Chris Davis reports. The mom was found naked and shot in the chest in her second story apartment bedroom. Nearby was her four year old daughter shot in the head. The FBI announced Monday that Victor Loft in 57 years old of humble Tennessee has been charged with shooting two death. Felisha Howard, then 21. Her daughter,.
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"new york state supreme court justice" Discussed on KSFO-AM
"Two hours of Ben Shapiro, 9 to 11 and Dan Bongino wraps up your day 11 to midnight. Hang on. We're only six minutes away from Armstrong and getting on KSFO San Francisco, a cumulus station Ah, year after he was acquitted. Now former president is on trial again. I'm Dave Anthony Foxx. New is. Senators will decide on the one true question is Donald Trump guilty? That's majority leader Chuck Schumer. House Democrats who Prosecuted. The impeachment trial will argue he is that the former president incited last month's deadly Capitol attack. The Trump legal team calls it political theater, saying he never called for violence. Some legal team has said since the former president is now a private citizen. The article of impeachment must be dismissed House Democrats site previous impeachments after an official left office. Each side is also afforded up to 16 hours to make their impeachment case before senators are allowed to ask questions, potentially request witnesses and deliberate Fox's Jared help, and sources are telling Fox that Biden administration wants to shift the acting U. S attorney for Washington, DC New A special prosecutor type role to continue overseeing the capital riot investigation there been more than 100 arrests. 14 weeks after Election Day, It's finally over the last house race finally called in New York, where Fox is Tony J. Powers is live a former congressman Anthony Brandt, Dizzy, a Democrat, conceded on Monday to Republican Claudia Tenney putting an end of months of tabulations. Last week in New York State Supreme Court justice ordered all eight counties in that district to certify the results, which had Tenney winning by 109 votes for and dizzy had been expected to appeal but instead called technique to concede, saying he would end a call for hand recount of ballots. Kenny's win gives the GOP a net gain of 12 seats in last year's election. Dave Tony the water's safe in Pinellas County, Florida, That's what the sheriff just said after his scare. The computer hacker attempted to add dangerous levels of a toxic substance and operator at the plant noticed the change and reduce the amount of the chemical as Fox is rich tennis in the FBI and the Secret Service have joined in the investigation. America's listening to Fox News. Heard the good news about covert 19 vaccines. They're here, but you can do more than wait for your turn. Here's how stay at least 6 ft away from folks you don't live with, And it's risky to be indoors with him, too. And masks. Well, they protect both the person wearing them and the folks around him..
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"new york state supreme court justice" Discussed on 790 KABC
"Fresno Assemblyman Jim Patterson says the computers at the Employment Development Department are unable to process the federal funds at this time. Los Angeles County officials say they're making steady progress and getting cove in 19 vaccines into people's arms. But it's definitely slow going so far. Listen, 3% of the county's population ages, 16 and older been fully vaccinated. Nearly 11% have received at least one dose. Public health officials are hoping for improved vaccine supply lines, but in the meantime, getting an appointment for a first dose could remain difficult. Picking one more of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is majority more than three months since the November election, plus dozens of days in court. Former Republican representative Claudia Tenney is headed back to Congress and New York State Supreme Court Justice ruled today that Oneida County and the State Board of Elections can certify its final results for New York's 22nd congressional race. Which has tended up by 109 votes over Democratic incumbent Congressman Anthony Brindisi, and it's expected to be a gorgeous weekend. But if you plan on taking a scenic drive, you'll be paying for it. Gas prices have risen for the 17 straight day and 33rd time in 34 days, climbing 27 cents over those 34 days. The average price of a gallon of self serve regular gasoline in L. A county just over $3.50, the highest amount since March. Gas prices and Orange County have also been climbing up to just under 3 50 a gallon for self serve regular Summer blend productions being blamed and we're told petrol supplies are going to be an issue along with refineries passing on the costs of complying with state pollution restrictions. Jim Rupkey ABC News, Okay, ABC sports The Clippers take on the Celtics at Staples Center tonight, and that's sports on the home of the USC Trojans. The market's closed in the green. The Dow closed up 92 points. NASDAQ picked up 78, the S and P 500 gained. 15 Don't overpaid for glasses.
The Ben Shapiro Show
Former Prosecutor Linda Fairstein Says 'When They See Us' 'Is Full Of Distortions'
"This Netflix series that has come out called when they see us. And it's about the central park joggers, the central park jogger and the central park, five. So this is long been a hot point of contention in New York City tunnel from famously called for the death penalty to be applied to the central park five. There's a group of five lack men, who were basically, accused of rape of a jogger. And then later there was DNA evidence, a person came forward and made an admission that he was the person who committed the rape only his DNA was found on the woman, the way that this has been taken by the press is that none of these other five people were involved in anything bad, and all of this was basically black men being railroad in New York City for no reason. Well, now Linda fairstein, who's a prosecutor in the case has a piece in the Wall Street Journal that is. It's pretty devastating to this narrative here's what she talked about. She says at about nine pm, April nineteenth nineteen thousand nine a large group of young men gathered on the corner of one hundred and ten th street and Fifth Avenue for the purpose of robbing and beating innocent people in central park. There are more than thirty riders the women in the win the woman known as the central park jogger Tricia, mainly was not the only victim, eight others were attacked, including two men were beaten so savagely that required hospitalization for head injuries, reporters and filmmakers have explored this story countless times from numerous perspectives. Almost always focusing on five attackers one female jogger but each has missed the larger picture of what happened that terrible night, a write in the dark that resulted in the apprehension of more than fifteen teenagers who set upon multiple victims that associate path Natasha's race confessed in two thousand two to the rape of malay-, and that the district attorney consequently, vacated the charges against the five after they had served their sentences had led some of these reporters and filmmakers to assume the prosecution had no basis upon which to charge the five suspects in nineteen eighty nine. So it is with filmmaker Annan's Guarany in the net flicks mini series, when they see us a series so full of destroy. Falsehoods is to be an outright fabrication. It shouldn't have been hard for Mr. Verney to discover the truth. The facts of the original case are documented in one hundred seventeen page decision by New York state supreme court Justice Thomas Galligan in sworn testimony, given in two trials and affirmed by two appellate courts, and in sworn depositions more than ninety five witnesses, including the five themselves. Instead, she has written and utterly false narrative involving an evil mastermind me falsely accused the five I was one of the supervisors who oversaw the team that prosecuted, the teenagers apprehended after that horrific night of violence, Mr.