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News, Traffic and Weather
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Afternoon News with Tom Glasgow and Elisa Jaffe
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"North due to an earlier car versus pole crash. So watch out for those dark signals. Treat them as always stops and a collision North north 95 approaching the JBLM main gate still blocks the left lane so it's causing delays out of DuPont. Your next 624. And your forecast sponsored by Northwest Crawl Space Services. It's looking beautiful. We're going to be performing all the way into the weekend overnight. We're going to have some showers lows dropping into the 50s and fog tomorrow morning and chance of showers in the afternoon highs will be in the mid 60s then morning fog afternoon sun Thursday and Friday and then sunny and 70s for the weekend. Right now we have some cloudy skies but some sun peeking through as well well 60 degrees in Seattle Northwest News Time 616. Newsradio 1000 M 7 97 your information station sponsored by Muckleshoot Casino. Thanks for joining us this evening. I'm Kim Sheppard Bill O
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Afternoon News with Tom Glasgow and Elisa Jaffe
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"He's no longer speaker of the house, but Kevin McCarthy says he still will have a role to He play in became Congress today the first speaker to be removed from the leadership role by his fellow House members. I do not regret negotiating. Our government is designed to find compromise. I don't regret My efforts to build coalitions and find solutions. I was raised to solve problems The most The most important trait that we find in the next speaker is trustworthiness and we have lacked that sorely. They are angry that McCarthy worked with Democrats to avert a government shutdown and claim that he negotiated aid to Ukraine for a later bill National Security Council spokesman John Kirby says McCarthy was right to do that a lapse in support for even a short period of time could make all the difference on the battlefield Just as critically such a lapse in support will make Putin believe that he can out he can wait us out a Mexican drug cartel has reportedly prohibited the sale and production of fentanyl in Mexico Banners began appearing in the northern Mexico state of Sinaloa on Monday signed by a faction of the Sinaloa cartel run by the sons of the infamous drug lord Joaquin El Chapo Guzman the banners are claiming the The cartel is now prohibiting the sale and production of fentanyl, the banners saying you have been warned. Fentanyl has become a top priority in talks between the US and Mexico because of thousands of overdose deaths The DEA is offering a 10 million dollar reward for the capture of El Chapo's sons. Alex Stone, EBC News. Arkansas state police say there are multiple casualties following a fiery multi -vehicle pilot on Highway 67 near Cache. Hawaiian Airlines flight bound for Honolulu returned to Las Vegas Sunday after it was struck by lightning. You're listening to ABC News. Newsradio 1000 FM 97 .7. Stay connected, stay informed. Good evening 602. I'm Kim Sheppard, Bill O 'Neill at the doctor's desk and here's what's happening. As ABC News has been reporting the
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News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
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"The amount of damages. Hunter Biden, President Biden's son pleaded not guilty to an illegal firearms possession charge. ABC's Jonathan Karl has more. Hanging out over this is also the tax charge. He also was ready to plead guilty in that plea agreement to misdemeanor charges that he had failed to pay has taxes in 2017 and 2018. So we're still awaiting a weekly indictment on that case. You're listening to ABC News. Newsradio 1000 FM 97 7. Stay connected, stay informed. Good afternoon Northwest News time 202. I'm Rick Vansice Seattle in at 61. Partly sunny skies. Here's what's happening. Police officers charged in the death of Manny nothing Ellis did to help Ellis after he told them he could not breathe. That's what the prosecutor
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"K -N Newsradio -W -N, Seattle. K 1000 -N -W -N, FM Alabama, Oakville. 977, And K -P -L -C, H -D -2, Seattle. From ABC News, I'm Chuck Severson, responding quickly, the Washington judge in the Trump alleged election conspiracy case. ABC News Chief Justice correspondent Pierre Thomas just before tonight's 5pm deadline attorneys for Donald Trump pushing back a special counsel Jack Smith's attempt to limit what the former president can say publicly about sensitive details shared the in case. In a court filing, Trump's attorneys say he shouldn't be subject to a blanket gag order, seeking narrow to the scope of sensitive materials. Smith, the special counsel, argues it could undermine the ability to a have fair trial if Mr. Trump released sensitive evidence or tried to intimidate witnesses. Judge Chutkin tonight telling both sides to give her proposed dates and times for a hearing on this by tomorrow afternoon, and the hearing would be before week's end. Bad storms causing over a million power outages across the US tonight, many in the mid -Atlantic and southeast areas, many tornado watches. Federal investigators looking into night's last crash in the air of two firefighting helicopters in Southern California, three dead. ABCs will read. They were part of six aircraft battling a small fire in Riverside County near Palm Springs on Sunday evening. It was still light out with good visibility. A Sikorsky sky crane helicopter, which typically carries water or retardant, was able to land safely. The Bell helicopter that crashed was being used for observation. Authorities identifying those victims as Assistant Chief Josh Bischoff, Captain Tim Rodriguez and Tony Sousa, a contracted pilot. Ukrainian officials say they're detaining a woman they believe was helping the Russians in a plot to assassinate President Zelensky, ABCs Ian panel in Ukraine. Ukraine's security service claiming she was trying to map Zelensky's movements during a visit to Mikhailayev 10 days ago, helping Russia plan a while he was there. They say agents tracked her to find her handlers and tasks and that she was detained passing intelligence to the Russians. Listening to ABC News. Have you Googled yourself lately? Are there Are negative posts from an ex -employee or from a former client? Maybe an outdated news article or sensitive personal information about it's your reputation on the line. That's where Reputation Defender by Norton comes in. One of the most trusted teams in online reputation, repair reputation defender has been fixing people's search results for over 15 years. Their cutting -edge approaches help you to wipe away unwanted information in your search results. They also promote the good stuff so that it rises to the top, helping you put your best foot forward. good Your name is too valuable to leave to the whims of a Google algorithm. Take control with Reputation Defender. You can start by getting your free reputation report card at ReputationDefender .com or call 800 -6681 -401 to speak to an expert. That's 800 1 6681. Questions today about how a violent criminal was freed on bail in Florida and able to shoot and critically injure two Florida officers. Dayton Vale afterwards barricaded himself in a hotel room and was killed in a shootout with police. Vale posted bail after allegedly kidnapping and raping a teenager. Last year, the court in this case chose to set such a in Florida. Vale posted record of one of the two officers which bail Mr. Veal ultimately made several weeks later. Florida State Attorney Monique Worrell says bail is a legal right of those accused. Ohio voters decide tomorrow whether to make it tougher to amend the state's constitution with implications for the state's abortion laws. It's a crucial vote in the Buckeye State of Ohio. Republicans want voters to agree that changing its state constitution should require 60 percent support instead of a simple majority. If the measure passes, it will make it much harder for Democrats to amend the state's constitution this fall to guarantee a right to abortion. The effort is part of a broader initiative by Republicans to keep liberal citizen -led proposals off state ballots. Ann Flaherty, ABC News, Washington. A much acclaimed movie director, William Friedkin, has died. The Oscar -winning director of The French Connection, also nominated for the horror classic The Exorcist. William Friedkin was 87. Is ABC News. And this is Northwest News Radio 1000 FM 97. We check your traffic every 10 minutes on the fours. Let's head to the High Performance Homes as is. it Well, Bellevue to Tukwila, traffic is down to an 18 -minute commute. On 405 South, you'll hit slowdowns past 90. And Tacoma I -5 South, traffic is solid to Highway 16. 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Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
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"Sponsored by Northwest Crawl Space Services. Weather is going to stay more or less mild, even mostly agreeable. Goodness gracious if you say some other kind of gray area word, I don't know what we'll do, but hey, it's not going to be too dramatic one way or another. Temperatures are going to stay today, maybe in the low 60s, low to mid 60s for tomorrow, mid 60s again the following day. But by the weekend, it's possible that we could see some areas especially on the east side in the mid or even upper 70s with sun from now until that point. Right now in Seattle, it's 1246. The Midday News with Taylor Vansice on Newsradio 1000 FM 777 your information station sponsored by
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Texans Confirm Deshaun Watson Won't Play Week 3 Despite Tyrod Taylor Injury
"Stefania. Live update as the show started on tyrod taylor. Yes from our sara barshop who covers the texans and doesn't excellent job. We knew that he was forced out of the game with a left. Hamstring injury Apparently he has is undergoing an mri. He is considered data today with that hamstring So that leaves open the possibility of thursday night although that would be a very quick turnaround david kelly. Saying deshaun watson will not be active for thursday night so we know that for sure as davis meals on thursday night people. The newsradio davis mills will be starting for the panthers further Texans against the panthers on thursday. But i'm glad you said that's define a- matthew davis mistletoe. He looked. He looked like a rookie quarterback yesterday had a couple of throws that i was impressed by and the rap on davis mills for those who didn't follow the draft super closely. This guy at eleven starts during his career at stanford entered stanford though as one of the highest recruited players in the countries of five star the all everything quarterback injuries other veterans cage. Acosta was there for a while at stanford fairly talented guy. But this is a downgrade from tyrod.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
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"NewsRadio and I Heart radio station. 81 degrees right now. Lots of sunshine in Boston at 1 30. Good Sunday afternoon to, um teeny gow. Here's what's happening. Candidates for Boston Mayor are hitting the pavement pretty hard today. It's actually one of their final chances to get their message and voices out to voters before the preliminary election on Tuesday, several polls have put Boston City Councilor Michelle Wu in the lead currently With heavy competition between acting Boston Mayor Kim Janie and City counsellors in Sasabe, George and Andrea Campbell, former chief of economic development, John Barrows is also looking again ground Now. When the votes are tallied on Tuesday, it will be narrow. Just 22 candidates and pollsters say this will almost certainly be a first for Boston, with two candidates of color competing in November, possibly both women. Boston is remembering Vietnam veterans today marking the 40th anniversary of a memorial to local soldiers with a mass this morning at ST Brigid Church in Southie Medal of Honor winners in town for their annual convention there, helping rededicate the memorial following the mass The memorial was officially dedicated on September 13th 1981 and one of the first formal monuments for Vietnam veterans Congressman Stephen Lynch. Thank everyone in attendance cannot tell you the impact that your presence here year after year over 40 years. Has had on the Gold star families in our midst, and the ceremony also includes families of the South Boston residents and soldiers killed in action during the war. Several high ranking military officials past and present have something in common. They all grew up in Quincy, and now there's a new park to honor their service. Now on three bronze statues will be watching over Quincy. Including one of General Gordon Sullivan, former chief of staff of the U. S Army. If you stick your hand up in the air at some recruiting.
WTMJ 620
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"NewsRadio WTMJ Alright, Debbie So I said I would sing along with Sugar Hill Gang. There was a band If there was a band that pulled you up on the stage and said, Debbie, we need a couple of verses from you. What would it be? Zac Brown, my friend. All right, chicken fried tonight. Actually, they put on a pretty good show. I've seen them. They do a lot of different things, not just their standard stuff. So I like country. Oh, yeah, Quintessential summer that we listen to that any time we're in the keys were like listening to Zac Brown. Awesome. Speaking of Zac Brown, how often the roads right now on a Friday. Well, okay, Here's what we got going on East 94. We have just east of Highway F An accident off on the right is going to make for a 17 minute ride from my way 16 to the zoo seven minutes extra. And then a little bit further in at about 68th Street. We got an accident. The right lane is black right now. So from the zoo to downtown That's going to be another 19 minutes. 12 minute delay Westbound 94 downtown to the zoo. It's going to be about 10 minutes. That's an extra 3 41 south on Highway Cute zoo 15 minutes Back to normal there, South Bend 43 round here, Road to the Marquette 32 minutes. That is a 20 minute. Backup heavy volume really? Th 43 downtown to good Hope Road is going to take you about 12. So we're looking at love. Four minutes to lay their ch 43 94 downtown to Layton Avenue. Lots of company. They're 16 minutes and nine minutes. Back up the bypass. Also going to be very slow 11 from the zoo to the Hail Help Fellow commuters. CN accident. Call me at the WTMJ Hall Monster Traffic tip line at 414203 81 100. Visit home as it to support their drive out cancer events which traffic and weather together on the tens. I'm w Lozada, wtmj paella WI Contacts traffic Thank you. The WTMJ five day forecasts alot of 60 Tonight tomorrow more clouds Breezy. The high Tomorrow is 87 should be a nice one Sunday cloudy, some isolated showers.
NewsRadio WIOD
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"NewsRadio, 6 10 w i o d. I appreciate it, but Us print to me, Chris again, but with it. Is that what you think He's still on the phone? I don't know. We're good. Yeah, we got shot. Oh, good. Good. Yeah, whispering to me. I just said, we've been blowing my ear from long distance and started worrying me. We're doing about politics with NBC News. Political director check. Todd, moderator of Meet the Press and host of MSNBC's mtp daily at one began following on Twitter. By the way at Turk, Talk more to you, Chuck. Well, Good morning, Jimmy. How are the the The mandates of the Bite Administration has put down for vaccines going in Washington, given all the, uh, federal employees. There, is it. Uh, is there an uproar or not? Uh, the uproar depends in on where you stand on this and where you live a little bit around here. There's a little bit more support for vaccines a little bit more, Uh, openness to mandate. In this geographic area. I think sometimes you know the federal government employees that live around here. I don't think you're gonna you know, and they were already subject to a mandate. But what you're seeing? I mean, this is It's really interesting what the president chose to do here because he had resisted the idea of of a mandate coming from the top for months and indicated even before he took the oath, um, that he didn't think it was a good idea. It was campaign problems. So, uh, you know, he obviously made his rationale clear yesterday of why he, uh, is shifted on this. And I think this is gonna Look, is this action He. There was a lot of people pressuring him to do something stronger on Covid. So he went stronger. It's going to get a strong reaction, right? We're going to see some court fights. You're going to see some governors push back hard. You can see some elected officials pushed back hard, go to court. Uh and we'll see what happens. Polls seem to indicate that there is A durable majority. I wouldn't say it's you know, it's not 70 or 80%, but it's in the 50 to 60 range. That are in favor of mandates in general, uh and and the number gets higher when you say mandates for health care workers and teachers. Um On that front, so I'll be curious to see what the reaction is. Now that this is actually being implemented as this fight starts, But I think The battle over Covid is going to get louder is probably the best way to look at it. Yeah, it probably is. How much of this is his desire to not talk about Afghanistan? Well, I would say that the two in some ways go hand in hand. I mean, I think you talked about this before. I think covid that the core of his political problems you know, As I said at the very first day of his presidency as Covid goes, so goes the Biden presidency. Afghanistan certainly didn't go well. But at the end of the day, the public You know Covid the number one number two and number three issues that people are concerned about because it's impacting their lives, whether it's how their kids go to school, whether it's how they work, so I I don't. I think Afghanistan certainly has added to his problems and I think in the same way, I don't know if you remember it this way, Jimmy. But, you know, people had a criticism of the Iraq war before Katrina happened to Bush. But then Katrina happen and more people lost confidence in his ability to manage the Iraq war. I think that is something Biden. People have to be concerned about that there were already people upset about Covid before Afghanistan, but the handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal Is raising more questions with some people about whether he can manage this crisis of covered. You know what I mean? They it can it can erode what a mistake in one area can erode confidence in another happening in Iraq, and it could happen here with Yeah, There's no doubt about that, Um, you know he needed to win he needed. For example, the The Housewives of Philadelphia in the rural areas. Um, is he losing that group of individuals? I mean, is that the difference in margin of victory margin defeat And will he pay for that going forward? The biggest group of voters that have moved away from him. Jimmy and our analysis is what I would sort of be the hardened independence and when I call them hardened independence. These are people that say they don't even lean to one party or the other. Um, and it's about 13% of the electorate. He is seen his number swing 20 plus points with them, and it's really the only group that moves. Um, it's an interesting group. That's mostly it's more male than female. Uh, it's uh more college educated. The not Um, the best way I would describe them as is there, you know, they're a bunch of former Republicans. Who were turned off by Trump but aren't Democrats and and they were, and they're judging Biden on whether he's going to deal with Toby, and it's sort of event to event with him. It's not necessarily people that believe in his agenda. You know, there's a different people voted for him. That didn't necessarily believe it. His agenda. Because there are issues with the other guy, Uh, and and its competency and covid that I think Um, get these gave these voters the permissions have to vote for Biden and it's also they were sort of the last ones on board. Which it makes sense that they'd be the first ones off. Yeah, it makes sense to check what you got coming up on. Meet the press Sunday. Well, tomorrow we'll be doing a lot of 9 11 coverage, by the way for what it's worth. Sure be down at the Pentagon. But on the 12, we're gonna do a lot of covid. Uh, you know, we'll do some 9 11 looking back, but we're But he did with Covid. This is this is another level, and we may also check in with Mr Manchin. I'm on that fight over the size and scope. Yeah, to see if he's just using this is another chip. Or if he's really serious about at this time, he keeps going back and forth. I you know you're welcome to Joe Manchin. Well, Jimmy, you're now. Yeah. You got that, right. Well, it is West Virginia..
NewsRadio WIOD
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"I'm Doug Lindsay NewsRadio. 6 10. W i o D. And taking a look right now at Doppler radar. We've got nearly 90 degrees and for Lauderdale and also 90 in Miami lakes at now, 10 31 schools that defied an order by the governor getting support of a judge in Leon County Judge yesterday ruling and refused to allow the state to ban mask mandates while the governor appeals an earlier ruling that struck down the ban. 11 school districts were in danger of losing funding, but this ruling now blocked the state from withholding funds. Handing the appeal. A governor spokeswoman said that they will be filing an emergency motion that will allow the band to remain in effect pending the appeal. While President Biden this afternoon is signing an order requiring all federal workers to be vaccinated that would include millions of federal contractors, buttons set to update his covid strategy in a White House speech later this afternoon. And as we remember the tragedies of September 11th two decades ago, a new Fox News poll asked Americans how unpacked fel it remains. 64% polled say the attacks in New York and Washington D. C. As well as the flight 93 crashed in Pennsylvania permanently changed how Americans live. That compares to only 50% who say the pandemic has changed our lives? Are there Overreactions to 9 11? A quarter of respondents say military actions in Afghanistan qualify. Only 15% say airport security upgrades are an overreaction. Asked if 9 11 should be a national holiday, America is split. 47%. Yes, 46% no That's Fox's Gurnal. Scott reporting. You're going to look on Wall Street now is up 163 points at 35,192. NASDAQ just gained 57 S and P. 14 More news at 11 more Brian Mud Next. I'm Natalie Rodriguez. NewsRadio. 6 10. W I O D. What's that smell? It's clean Mountain Air. Honey, It's good for you. This water feels different. That's freshwater. There's no chlorine Ray Page County sure.
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Here's What's in Texas Republicans' New Voting Law
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"In 10 Minutes on NewsRadio, 6 10 w i. O D. All right. Thanks for much. 6 12 sketching of our weather forecast the weather Channel meteorologist this morning. It's uh, can boom. Good morning to you, Ken. Morning Jimmy mix of clouds and sunshine for us today scattered challenged the storms possible. Best chance is going to be later on this afternoon into this evening temperatures again today up around that 90 degree mark, and that's really going to be the trend here as we head through the rest of the week, 77 tonight Wednesday Thursday, scattered after the Lightning storms otherwise mix of clouds and sun. Highs around 90 will keep a chance of storms in for Friday the weekend, although I do think chances are going to lower so we should see a little more of the thunder store or a little less of a thunderstorm activity. As we head through Friday and the upcoming weekend. That's good news. All right, Thanks. Can we appreciate it? We'll talk to you next piracy then already, well, more evidence that signaling that our states Delta surge of Covid appears to have Pete Uh, 15% decrease from last week. As a matter of fact photos, one of just six states to report a drop in cases last week. Look, I think I think the the viruses can do what the virus is going to do, and this is doing what it's done in other parts of the world. Florida is a warmer climate. We tend to come indoors during the summer, and this is probably the reason why we had the people and we had the peak. Now it's just getting cooler in the Northeast. They're going to wind up having some issues and so other country, other states around around the globe around the country and then it'll start to wane. Latest report is incomplete because of the Labor Day holiday, Of course, the Department of Health and Human Services Said. Covid hospitalizations in our state are well under 14,000. I'm from nearly 17,000 that was just two weeks ago. Nearly 47,000 Floridians have died from Covid since the solo part of the pandemic. Let me put this in perspective. We've got 22 million Floridians. Among the latest, UH, was Monroe, a county commissioner and mangrove Mike's Cafe owner, Mike Forrester. He died yesterday at the age of 61 doctor. She's shot, one of the Brown University School of Public Health experts told Fox News. He believes the surge of the Delta very it across the country is peaking cases in Florida and Louisiana, Arkansas, starting to turn down. Infection numbers are still rising in the Midwest and Great Plains in the Northeast, but at much slower rates, particularly in states that have high vaccination numbers, And so you wonder whether or not as it gets colder, whether that'll increase because people are heading inside. It just seems to make sense. Seem to remember that President Trump talking about this At one point people laughed at him, but okay? You also said he wished the messaging about who will need covered vaccine booster shots or not was clear from the White House. The F D A N C. D. C. The idea of a third.
Bill Cunningham
Cincinnati Man Accused of Stealing Mike Moustakas' World Series Ring
"The Moose's World Series ring? What about that? How about that? That happened here in town? Yeah. Jeez. What's up with that? I don't know. That's the first I heard of. It was the other day. I thought it was out of town. But this dude was here. It's got a text here that probably helped to see how how naked Mike Moustakas and steal his rings. I don't know how that's done. I don't either. What do you do?
San Diego's Morning News with Ted and LaDona
This Week in Sports History
"Take you on a journey back to this week in sports history, we'll start off way back in 19 Oh one, the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues now known as minor League Baseball, was formed at the Leland Hotel in Chicago. Jumping ahead this week in 1960 cashes clay later known as Muhammad Ali wins the Olympic light heavyweight gold medal in Rome this week in 1984 in his first NFL start, Atlanta's Gerald Riggs rushes for 202 yards. He scores two touchdowns as the Falcons beat the Saints 36 to 28 this week in 1994, San Francisco 40. Niners wide receiver Jerry Rice catches two touchdown passes and runs for another score in the Niners 44 to 14 route of the race. Years. He surpasses Jim Brown as the NFL's career touchdown leader with 127 label Today in 2000 and five Florida's Jeremy Hermida becomes the first player and more than a century and the second to hit a grand slam in his first major league get that connecting in the seventh inning of ST Louis Cardinals Al Reyes and this week in 2013 Peyton Manning
WBZ Morning News
Biden Calls Evacuation From Afghanistan an Extraordinary Success
"Exit from Afghanistan was an extraordinary success. ABC is Andrew Jim. Burt says some Americans have been left behind with fewer than 200 Americans remaining in the country. Michael, a. Green card holder, who works as a teacher in Delaware, says he tried to leave on the same day the Taliban took over Kabul but could not reach the airport. They locked down the airport area. They were not letting anyone in because they heard that the Taliban just came into Kabul. Days later, Michael finally made it to the airport gate. I went once, and it was crazy, hectic. It was very dangerous, so I felt very afraid. So. The White House says it will continue to make diplomatic efforts now to get those Americans who are in the country and want out. To get them back home. Meantime, CBS news military consultant and retired Army Colonel Jeff McCausland says the reality is the U. S. Lost this war tragically. We were unable to establish your encourage the creation of a government in Kabul that enjoyed the support of the majority of the Afghan population and the trust of the Afghan military. Without this. Our efforts were doing a war cost the United States $300 million every single day over the past 20 years. Chopper
WBZ Morning News
Justin Bieber Rocks SKIMS Thanks to Hilarious Billboard Mishap
"That young passersby did double takes on L. A Sunset Strip as crews mixed up a new billboard showing Justin Bieber from the chest up modeling a leather jacket for Balenciaga. From the waist down. A model wearing Kim Kardashian skims underwear. The torsos matched up seamlessly. Crews have replaced Bieber's bottom to its proper spot, but not before the mistake went viral. So far. No comment from Beaver or Kardashian, Deborah Rodriguez, CBS News Big Wake UP Call for
KOGO's Evening News
California Family Believed Stranded in Afghanistan
"Made things official today keeping my word of all of my heart. I believe this is the right decision. A wise decision and the best decision for America. Officially the last U. S troops left yesterday, the Cajon Valley Union School District and now say that one of the families from East County trapped in Afghanistan is still waiting to be rescued. They think Congressman Darrell Ice on the others will help get the other families out safely. Says one family with three of these students in the Cajon Valley Union School district didn't make it out of the country. As the evacuations ended,
South Florida's First News with Jimmy Cefalo
What Is a Breakthrough COVID-19 Infection?
"Dr Deborah and Mulligan, professor at Nova Southeastern University's College of Osteopathic Medicine. She is board certified in pediatrics and emergency medicine as welcome our dear doctor. Good morning, Jimmy. Let's talk about little bit about breakthrough infections. I think I saw that about 83 85% of the people hospitalized in the state of Florida. Were not vaccinated, but there are some And that's the breakthrough infection. Right? That's what we call it. Tell us about this. Yeah, sure. So, you know, we had a really good vaccine driven strategy for the vaccinated. It was supposed to be a worry free, hot back summer of socializing and fun. That was before Delta. You know, this tough, formidable folks spoil their plans and rising covid breakthrough infections. Among fully vaccinated is a reminder that these vaccines are not a silver bullet. Nor is the mask a full proof invisibility cloak. So let's define what is the definition of vaccine breakthrough infection for our listeners. It's the detection of SARS Kobe to RNA or antigens. Collected from a person more than 14 days after they completed recommended doses of covid 19. So I have had patients who were diagnosed with Covid Illness, but they hadn't been fully vaccinated. So, for example, maybe you got the first shot. It was a week later, they hadn't got their second shot. So Jimmy, these vaccines are intended to prevent severe illness. That was the end point, and they're doing that. They were not intended to prevent spread 100%, although they were pretty marvelous until you know Delta came along. These vaccines are working as expected there, bolstering memory B cells, protective D cells and antibodies to protect us from severe disease. They're doing that.
WBZ Morning News
Last U.S. Troops Leave Afghanistan After Nearly 20 Years
"In Afghanistan, the Taliban takes over the airport as the last American forces leave After nearly 20 years. The U. S no longer has a military presence in Afghanistan. The last C 17 plane carrying US troops took off from Kabul's airport and cleared Afghanistan airspace shortly after General Kenneth Mackenzie with U. S Central Command. End of the nearly 20 year mission that began in Afghanistan shortly after September. 11th 2000 and one the U. S. Leaves the country after 2461 U. S. Service members and civilian lives were lost and billions of dollars were spent. The Pentagon says 123,000. People were evacuated in 18 days, but not all American citizens were able to get out. I believe that we're going to work. We're going to be able to get those people out. I think we're also going to negotiate very hard very aggressively. It's estimated that fewer than 250 American citizens who wanted to get out of Afghanistan remain in the country. I'm Mark
WBZ Morning News
Boston Mayoral Candidate Urges Current Mayor to Impose Eviction Band
WBZ Overnight News
Caldor Fire Forces Thousands to Evacuate in California
"People are evacuating South Lake Tahoe in California and people in Nevada are being warned to get ready to leave as the cow door fire spreads. The wildfire has burned more than 177,000 acres in two
Dan Carroll
Blinken Says Taliban Must Earn 'International Legitimacy and Support'
"Breaking now the United States, wrapping up its military presence in Afghanistan Monday and moving a base of operations to nearby Doha, Qatar. Secretary of State Antony Blinken at the State Department said the U. S government will continue a modified evacuation plan with the coalition of Allied Nations who are watching the Taliban to do what it has pledged to do. Secretary, Blinken said. The Taliban has said it wants to be respected. But the world is watching Taliban seeks international legitimacy and support. Our message is any legitimacy and any support will have to be earned. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, issuing a statement at the end of the American war in Afghanistan, thanking the amazing troops for their work and telling our new Afghan friends that we will provide the displaced with temporary living spaces, medical care and sustenance at military facilities at home and abroad, continuing to screen them. And process, some of them to lead new lives in America. He also said, We'll work to defend our citizens from terrorist threats emanating from anywhere
Dan Carroll
Louisiana Hospitals Stretched as Ida Knocks out Power
"As well as much of the Gulf Coast knew enough to reinforce their safety measures after Katrina, with generators keeping the power going, however, Hurricane Ida making landfall Sunday as a Category four storm really tested them. ABC is Victor a kendo reports. Officials say the pumps that keep the flood water out of New Orleans are running on generators. And the levees and flood walls built after Katrina held the worst case scenario. It did not happen, however. The impact is absolutely significant. We've checked in with many hospitals in the region. Many have lost power. They're running off of those generators. Some sustained external damage and for those in the really hard hit areas they did have to transport some of their patients. Meanwhile in Mississippi, the governor there said Monday that state and local emergency responders conducted 20 rescues from flooded areas in the states. Three coastal communities He said he decided to let federal search and rescue teams leave Mississippi to go back to Louisiana to help out with bigger problems There. The
The KFBK Morning News
5 Rockets Fired at Kabul Airport Were Intercepted by Defense System
"Some form of evacuation this morning. The defense system designed to protect Kabul airport took down as many as five rockets on Monday. Here's NBC's Tracy Park this morning reports of a rocket strike and gunfire. Near Kabul's international airport after an explosion Sunday. Signs of dangerous the U. S continues evacuations ahead of tomorrow's deadline. U. S official said. The automated system detects incoming rockets and uses a machine gun to destroy them before they can
San Diego's Morning News with Ted and LaDona
Fauci Says Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccines for Students a 'Good Idea'
"Fauci Sunday called for mandatory covid vaccinations for school kids and mandatory mask use, Dr Anthony Fauci, head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, says, because Children under 12 aren't yet vaccine approved. Their risk of infection has risen drastically on ABC s this week, he says. That's where family and neighbors who get the shots can help. We can protect them by surrounding them with a community. People who are vaccinated. That's how you protect Children, he says. Mask wearing in schools can also help because even adults who are vaccinated can still spread the virus to Children. That's
Guarding Your Nest Egg
Remains of Service Members Slain in Kabul Arrive Back in U.S.
"Remains of the 13 service members killed in last Thursday's suicide bombing outside the Kabul airport have landed at Delaware's Dover Air Force Base president and Mrs Biden on hand. ABC News chief Global Affairs correspondent Martha Raddatz one by one, They come off the plane in battle dress uniforms and white gloves. Teams from the Army, Navy and Marines carrying their fallen brothers and sisters in arms, These young, courageous Americans placing themselves in grave danger at the abbey. Gate of Kabul's airport to protect American citizens and Afghans trying to evacuate.
WBZ Morning News
Scientists 'Find Cancer's Achilles Heel'
"Scientists just might be one step closer to beating cancer. After finding what one researcher calls cancers Achilles heel, the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada, discovering a protein that fuels tumors. When oxygen levels are low. This allows the cancerous growth to adapt and survive and in some cases become more aggressive. This study, published in the journal Science advances will help researchers to develop drugs that can destroy those
WBZ Morning News
Mountain Lion Killed After Attacking Child in Southern California
"Lion That attacked a five year old boy and dragged the child across his front lawn in Southern California has been shot and killed. The £65 Mountain lion attack the boy while he was playing near his house on Thursday in Calabasas. Dragged him about 50 yards before the mother rescued the child. Captain Patrick Foye, spokesman with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, said the boy is in stable condition at Los Angeles' Hospital, a wildlife officers sent to the home shot and killed the mountain line as he was crouching in bushes. DNA tests confirming it was the animal who attacked the child 19 year old Jameel
Newsradio 600 KOGO
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"At three on NewsRadio, 600 KOGO Cutthroat New York Times 6 40 at San Diego's Morning news, so You haven't been in the same actual room with your co workers for a while. If you dudes and dogs when it comes to the small talk, chat, a little chit chatty stuff. Yeah. Sheila and Accounting. Yeah, because you can't real time traffic right now. Oh, Kevin de she learned accounting. Uh, you know, she's in charge of the public this year. Yes, Yes, I bet potlucks don't come back for a while. Let's add that to the list of things that are probably not going to come back for a while, Uh, sampling on the I five. It is really jammed up now, guys getting through downtown past the 1 63 and on the Coronado Bridge, which itself backed up Bulls fan, so some heavy delays in its Really stacking things up on the north and south bound side of the I five. That's got that stop on. 15 backed up all the way towards Market Street Tough drive getting aboard 32nd Street this morning extra long delays. They're good drive out of the South Bay on the 85 not running badly at all, to get credit towards Home Avenue with a bit of a delay there in the 94 connected to the North and 85 is a standstill. Right now. It's just real slow getting up towards home and no accidents. Just the usual slowing their south and 15 a little bit tight over Lake Hodges, but still only a 35 minute drive in from macular all The way down through Escondido. This report sponsored by mosquito joe dot com Are you in a constant battle with mosquitoes outside your house? Well, stop smacking yourself in the face and start enjoying your yard again. Visit mosquito joe dot com or call 855 Ask Joe for a free quote with Mosquito Joe Outside is fun again. Learn more at mosquito joe dot com Co goes next real time traffic updates just 10 minutes away. Patchy clouds along the coast this morning that mostly sunny skies will heat up this weekend and next week. Oh, it's gonna get hot 71 on the coast.
Newsradio 970 WFLA
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Newsradio 1200 WOAI
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Newsradio 1200 WOAI
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"NewsRadio 1200 w O A. I Sunny skies today and tomorrow Partly cloudy. Partly sunny on Sunday Low sixties today look for high around 65 tomorrow and Sunday 44. Nobody plays more E. L O San Antonio's first news. We're joined by San Antonio, first news national correspondent Michael Bauer. We've been talking about this for about a week. Now. The FBI is warning police chiefs all across the nation. There's an extremely high risk of violence in the days ahead. Was the FBI most concerned about? Well, according to it, Aziz you mentioned there was this massive phone call with the FBI Director Christopher Wray caught talking to a new, extraordinary fashion that thousands of police chiefs across the nation and according to police chief from Tucson, Arizona, Chris Magnus, who to me? Sounds like he should. He was like born to be a police chief, Chris Magnus was That he was on the call and that the federal officials seemed extremely alarmed over what they referred to as domestic violence, violent extremists and specifically after that phone call, you saw the joint bulletin written by the National Counterterrorism Center, the justice and Homeland Security departments, all pointing to what they call Cuban on extremists. Those air the followers It here to the Cuban on a conspiracy theories, But they are clearly going out on their own and acting out and that those particular individuals they feel look at what happened last week of the Capitol in Washington, D C as a success, and that is launching them into this other element of what other successes can they have possibly attacking all 50 states and the state capitals, not just the state capital because, according to Christopher raids, State capitals, federal buildings and homes of state lawmakers and other officials that are some of the areas that they're keeping an eye out for and you're already seeing in places like Wisconsin, the floor exterior windows being born it up at the state Capitol in Madison. You're seeing Michigan get ready to shut down their state Capitol Same thing in Ohio, so there's a clear cut concern here and that the elements that are involved Include one cute on follower who was shot by police Wednesday at the insurrection of the capital. She was shot and killed that she was trying to make her way into the heavily protected speaker's lobby and that the extremists, according to the chatter online perceived that death as an act of martyrdom. Now, I'd never heard that associated with very many American institutions before. It's usually like an Isis type thing that we've heard, but that's one of the elements that's being talked about here, in addition to extremist wanting to start and trigger a.
600 WREC
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"At six on NewsRadio, 1055 w E. R C want you to tell yourself and write it down. What is it that you will not tolerate? Because we've already tolerated stuff. That we were just all accepted for some reason, because we are reasonable people. We want to do the right thing. We don't want to kill a bunch of people like Andrew Cuomo. We actually will use our common sense and do the right thing. And so we have gone down a road and we have gone down way too far down this dark, dark road. So what's your line? Lies in the press, the shutting down of conservative sites and opinions online. How about the vaccine mandate? The the proposal from Fauci that we have to have a passport toe work to travel to go to school. If you don't take the vaccine, you won't be able to do any of that. Is that a line? You're willing to say yarmulke? I'm okay with that. How about managed capitalism? Stakeholder capitalism? Where the social contract has changed. The state tells you what you can and must do in business. How about green carbon taxes and new departments? That will need you to answer two things about your business? Because your business impacts the environment, like all businesses do So we just need to make sure that you're paying your fair share if you're not yet at your line, If you don't know what that line is I guarantee you, you will pass all of them. Maybe you won't say what your line is because you're afraid of what it might make you or force you to do or not do Gosh, I don't know if I want us to come out about the passport. I want my kids.
Newsradio 1200 WOAI
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"W Away I an I Heart radio I'm charity. McCurdy news radio 1200 W O AI now traffic and weather together. From the W away I traffic center much better days of you traveling along I 10 West van Looks like that wreck we had at Northwest Loop or 10 is completely gone into back up, which was At one point all the way back to West Avenue has completely unwound. If you happen to see any traffic problems, give us a call at 210785 26 out one Michael Scott NewsRadio 1200 Wook. I This report is sponsored by Our Lady of the Lake University and Dima Kate for New Spring 2021 Transfer students is now available at our Lady of the Lake University. Cover up to half the cost of your tuition and fees by applying today Find higher education. Higher purpose at O l l u s a dot et you from the 1000 Oaks Automotive Weather Center, a cold rain on the way by the tail into the weekend. Clear sky this morning might see a few clouds of time Brother that looks like sunshine today 60 clear tonight After a few clouds early 34 tomorrow clouds on the increase. 57 grain develops tomorrow night cloudy and rainy on Sunday. I'm meteorologist Race digit from the Weather Channel on San Antonio's official weather station. NewsRadio 1200 W Away I This report is sponsored by Compassion International. It's a new year. But for kids in poverty around the world things they're still desperate. Join compassion with your one time $40 gift to provide a covert relief kid to a family in poverty. Text the word Give 283393 that's give 283393 I've gotta follow that dream Wherever that dream may leave, E got a lot of love for you to find me a little about me My second favorite Elvis Presley Song. My favorite is If I can dream, uh, Elvis, one of those guys there, There are others. But Elvis is one of the guys. At least for May I could give you sought my favorite and second favorite in a heartbeat. It's like threats through 50 that I have a problem with what comes next. Here to your favorite suspicious.