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FBI background check blocked gun sale to St. Louis shooter
"An FBI background check blocked a gun cell to the St. Louis school shooter Please say the 19 year old gunman who shot and killed two people at a St. Louis high school purchased the AR-15 style rifle from a private seller after an FBI background check stopped him from buying a weapon from a licensed dealer Police say that Orlando Harris tried to buy a firearm on October 8th Harris then bought the rifle used in the shooting from a private seller who had purchased it legally in 2020 Police say Harris mother called police on the evening of October 15th after she found a gun and wanted it removed the statement said someone known to the family was contacted and took possession of the gun somehow Harris got the gun back held that happened is under investigation I'm Lisa dwyer
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"Plenty. Campaign insists the Democrats debate against Republican mehmet Oz in Pennsylvania Senate race was the right thing to do. But party officials are worried fetterman's post stroke difficulties will hurt his chances. The candidate admitted at a post debate rally in Pittsburgh. To be honest, doing that debate wasn't exactly easy. This voter says she's not a fan of Doctor Oz, but says of fetterman. I don't think he is fit for public office. I know he has health issues and that's not a stereotype, but it does affect what he needs to do for the people. Police are revealing new information about the 19 year old gunman who killed a student and a teacher at a high school in St. Louis Monday. They say 9 days before the attack, Orlando Harris mother called police when she found the same AR-15 style rifle used in the shooting and wanted it removed. But Harris was in legal possession and somehow got it back after his mother gave it to someone else. He was killed in a shoot out with police. A second union has rejected its deal with the major U.S. freight railroads, increasing the possibility of a strike next month. Labor relations expert, Gregory deang, says it could cripple the economy. If there were an actual strike, the trains would stop moving, immediately we would see effects on some of the industries that moved their materials, their raw materials. Management's offered a union signal men included 24% pay raises and $5000 bonuses. But no, paid sick time. More than a dozen people are under arrest in California and Washington state after officials say they seized enough fentanyl to kill more than 130,000 people. Correspondent Jonathan vague. According to U.S. attorney Nick Brown, federal authorities tracked the groups and monitored their efforts to recruit people in the Seattle area to distribute the narcotics on the street. 330,000 pills of fentanyl alone were seized. They picked the Powerball numbers last night. Tonight, we have another life-changing jackpot for you. Your life changed yet. No one chose all the winning numbers, so the prize for Saturday's drawing jumps to $800 million. S&P futures up 12. This is CBS News. If you need to hire, you need indeed because indeed all in one hiring solution helps you attract interview in higher candidates all from one place, visit indeed dot com slash credit. 5 O three on this Thursday morning, October 27th, mostly sunny abbreviation eyes today in the little mid 60s. Good morning, I'm Bruce Allen. And I'm John Aaron, the top local stories we're following this hour. Campaign 2022 on WTO P, we are less than two weeks away from the midterm elections and starting today, marylanders can vote in person. It's the first day of in person early voting in Maryland, which is available statewide from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day through November 3rd. Voters are picking candidates for all the seats in the state legislature along with governor, a U.S. Senate seat in all 8 U.S. House seats. Top of the ticket is Democrat westmore facing Republican Dan Cox in the race for governor, the most competitive U.S. House race is in the 6th district, which includes Frederick county and a portion of Montgomery county, democratic congressman David throne is facing a tough challenge from Republican Neil parrot. In Montgomery county, Nick high and LA doubled your TOP news. Early in person voting starts in D.C. on Monday, it started in Virginia last month and runs through November 5th. We have everything you need to know about the election and who's running at WTO P dot com. Here's anger and frustration in Northern Virginia after voters were given incorrect information about polling places. Virginia attorney general Jason Millar says it's unacceptable thousands of voters in Clifton dumfries earned an aqu Kong Quantico and Vienna received information giving them wrong voting locations. The department of elections blames the error on a printing issue. The attorney general's office is exploring legal remedies against the vendor responsible. Fairfax county board of supervisors chair, Jeff McKay, says letters have been sent to those affected giving them the correct information, still a large number of voters are confused over the incorrect mailing. Particularly on WTO P news, starting today fairfax counties opening additional 13 early voting sites, just three sites have been open in the county since early voting began last month. A January 6th rioter from Frederick Maryland will not be going to prison, but will survey 8 months of home detention. A judge says he considered the man's autism in handing down the sentence. Nicholas rodean wielded a hatchet and used a flagpole to break a window in the capital that others entered through, prosecutors asked for just under two years in prison, but federal judge Trevor mcfadden said he believes Rhode dean's Asperger's syndrome is significant to what he did and mitigates blame. He called rodean a maniacal rule follower and his being susceptible to charismatic people because of his Asperger's led him to be part of the group. The judge told rodean, I'm giving you a real break here and sentenced him to 8 months home detention with a warning if he gets in trouble again, he'll be locked up. Neolog can stain double you TLP news. The man charged with trying to assassinate Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh will likely soon undergo a mental evaluation. A federal judge in Maryland says there's a very high likelihood he'll order an assessment of Nicholas Rossi to determine if he's mentally mentally fit to assist in his own defense and her plea or stand trial. Lawyer told the judge, he doesn't have any current concerns about his client's mental competency. Prosecutors say the 26 year old from California traveled to Chevy Chase with the intent of killing Kavanaugh, almost 8 months ago, President Biden said in his State of the Union address that as the pandemic faded, more federal workers would head back to the office, but a new federal news network survey finds most federal employees are still working remotely. We don't think they're going to come back to the office and drove like we once saw. And I think that's really creating agencies to think about their office space of the future. How do we work in the future? Does working through a remote work and using video teleconferencing systems, whether it's zoom or teams or WebEx or whatever, how does that work for you and how to make that better. And I've heard just recently a lot of managers are saying, okay, how do I manage differently? And I think that's a key piece here. And executive editor Jason Miller, the survey found 60% of federal employees are working in a hybrid environment in 32% are entirely remote, just 8% of the federal workforce is back in the office full time. Coming up after traffic and whether we'll have the results of that huge Powerball drawing, it's 5 O 7. I'd like to see the doctor for a few questions about medical marijuana. Sarah, the doctors book salad today, and tomorrow
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"A candidate for governor in Arizona has more to focus on than the campaign. Less than two weeks to the election. Confirming somebody broke into the campaign headquarters of Democrat gubernatorial candidate and current Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs on Tuesday, police found several items had been taken no suspects have been identified in video surveillance as being reviewed. The Hobbs campaign says this comes after she has faced hundreds of death threats and threats of violence in a statement her campaign saying intimidation won't work. Alex stone, EBC news. Another woman says Herschel Walker encouraged her to get an abortion and paid for it. And drove me to the clinic, the following day, and waited for hours in the parking lot until I came out. He didn't drove me to get medications and supplies as prescribed. And then drove me home. The Georgia Republican Senate candidate says it's a lie. An adviser to New Jersey senator bob Menendez says the Democrat is the focus of a federal criminal investigation. Police in St. Louis want to know how Orlando Harris got a hold of the gun that he's accused of using in this week's deadly high school shooting. His mother says she had the firearm removed from their home after a domestic disturbance earlier this month. More than 300,000 fentanyl pills were among the items seized in a major drug bust in Seattle. Fentanyl is the DEA's number one priority. The cartels that are responsible, they're ruthless, as we've seen by the amount of firearms season this investigation, and their relentless and adaptable. Acting special agent in charge, Jacob galvin more than a dozen people were arrested. Skechers says it gave Ye the boot before he had a chance to pitch a partnership the California athletic shoemaker says the rapper formerly known as Kanye West showed up unannounced and uninvited at its headquarters today
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"A campaign office of Katie Hobbs, the democratic candidate for governor of Arizona, a second woman with familiar accusations against Herschel Walker. With Herschel several times. He encouraged me to have an abortion. And gave me the money to do so. The Georgia Senate candidate denies the claims, the family of Orlando Harris says the gun that he is accused of using in this week's deadly high school shooting had been taken from him earlier this month, but somehow the 19 year old got a hold of it again. White House national security spokesman John Kirby says so far there are no indications that Russia is preparing to use a dirty bomb or tactical nuclear weapons. Monitoring it as best we can as best we can. And we're going to make sure that we can continue to do what we have to do to help Ukraine defend itself. Daria albinger, ABC News. News radio 1000 FM 97 7 stay connected, stay informed. Good evening to the 7 31 I'm Kelly blyler and here are the top local stories, 11 more people in Washington and California have been arrested as the fed's work to bust up a major drug court cartel. As northwest news radio's Jeff Pogba reports the arrests come on top of 6 that were made last month. We investigation has been going on for over a year, and it culminated in raids at numerous locations on Tuesday, U.S. attorney Nick Brown. 11 people are now in custody in addition to a related case in September. We arrested 6 others on a separate indictment, meaning we now have 19 people charge related to these three different drug trafficking groups. The raids also netted supplies of fentanyl heroin, methamphetamine as well as 67 firearms and thousands of rounds of ammunition. Those arrested are charged with conspiracy to distribute and possession with intent to distribute. But law enforcement says the investigation is ongoing. Jeff pojo, a northwest news radio. Vice president Kamala Harris is wrapping up a whirlwind trip to Seattle this afternoon where she wrapped up a trip this afternoon, and a private fundraising event earlier the vice president joined EPA administrator Michael Regan to announce a $1 billion grant program to electrify 95% of the nation's school buses. This bus symbolizes so much about our collective investment in our children in their health and in their education. For school districts in Washington were awarded grants, including southward B island. The trip was also about election year politics, Democrat patty Murray's involved in a tight race for the U.S. Senate that could tip the balance of power in Congress. King County superior court judge Douglas north has granted Washington attorney general bob Ferguson's request for the maximum penalty against Facebook parent met up. That penalty amounts to $24.6 million the largest campaign finance penalty ever handed down in the country, according to the AG. Meta now faces another $10.5 million in costs and fees. Rhett and Belize have made a dozen arrests following a retail theft blitz operation police partnered with target and Lowe's last week to help address the ongoing issue of retail theft in the city, in just 6 hours, officers were able to make 12 arrests and recover thousands of dollars in stolen merchandise. This according to a retin police department statement. They say this action was similar to those conducted in the past and that this is an ongoing project to curb what they call rampant thefts that have hit numerous retailers in the city. And a couple allegedly responsible for a multi state cosmetic theft spree has been arrested. Marysville police say a husband and wife entered the Marysville Ulta store and stole about $15,000 worth of cosmetics and employee then alerted the linwood store in the couple reportedly showed up 90 minutes later, but were turned away by employees, looming police say they quickly located and arrested the couple, ultra officials say the couple is responsible for thefts totaling over $22,000 in multiple states. 7 34 let's get an update on our roads from the Duvall group traffic center. Here's Natalie Melendez. A new issue to talk about. Mount Lake terrace I 5 north of three left lanes are blocked at two O 5th. There's a major collision. It's causing a
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"Then why have I been shopping for 45 minutes? Beats me. Anything else? We kind of had a vibe going there. Bring fun to dinner with Kellogg's cereal. News radio 1000 FM 97 7 and streaming on your smart speaker, your information station. At 6 30 we'll switch on over to ABC network news with the latest world and national headlines and then coming up on northwest news radio. I'm Ryan Harris with what seems to be working and the additional work needed to round out the state's 9 8 8 crisis hotline system. Vice president Kamala Harris in Seattle today will tell you what she talked about coming up in just a moment and then take a closer look at the storm that's coming in. Yeah, we're going to get a lot of wind and a little bit of rain too on the way here more on that coming your way in just about four minutes. Police in St. Louis want to know how the suspect got the gun used in this week's deadly high school shooting. Orlando Harris mother says the weapon was taken away from her son when she called authorities on October 15th, and it was given to a third party. Pediatric hospital beds in 9 states and D.C. are above 80% capacity due to a surge in respiratory illnesses. We are earlier than usual in having a situation where our beds are full. Doctor April zat at children's hospital in Oakland. A second woman identified only as Jane Doe says Herschel Walker paid for her to have an abortion. Devastated. Because I felt that I had been pressured into having an abortion. After the abortion, I felt that Herschel began distancing himself for me. The Republican Senate candidate denies the allegations. President Biden wants banks and other companies to reduce or eliminate billions of dollars in junk fees saying it could save billions of dollars for struggling Americans. Daria albuterol ABC News. News radio 1000 FM 97 7 stay connected, stay informed. Good evening 6 31 50° and downtown Seattle drizzle moving in and we'll have more on the forecast coming right up with Kim shepherd. I'm Rick van seiss. Vice president Kamala Harris, wrapping up a busy swing through Seattle today, Harris told an invitation only crowded lubin field, there are huge benefits to clean energy in schools and electric school buses. We owe it to our children to right now take these issues very seriously. The clock is ticking. The vice president and EPA administrator Michael Reagan announcing a $1 billion grant program to electrify 95% of school buses around the country. Not only are these pollutants harmful to the environment, but they're also harmful to people's health to the children who ride the bus to the bus drivers. Four school district in Washington awarded grants so far, including south whidbey island. While the vice president's visit was special for a lot of people, including this young lady. I am now honored to welcome me person who has
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School gunman had AR-15-style weapon, 600 rounds of ammo
"The 19 year old who killed two people and wounded 7 others in a high school shooting in St. Louis may have offered an explanation for Monday's shooting St. Louis police commissioner Michael sack says Orlando Harris left behind a handwritten note He wrote quote I don't have any friends I don't have any family I've never had a girlfriend I've never had a social life I've been in isolated loner my entire life This was the perfect storm for a mask shooter Sex is Harris was armed with an AR-15 style rifle and what appeared to be more than 600 rounds of ammunition He says Harris had ammunition strapped to his chest and in a bag and that additional magazines were found dumped on stairwells I am Donna water
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"Live from NPR news in Washington, I'm Janine herst. Due to base were held last night, less than two weeks until the midterm elections in Pennsylvania Senate race for a seat that could determine who controls the chamber next year, Democrat John fetterman struggled at times to explain his positions and spoke haltingly in a debate against Republican challenger mehmet Oz. Betterman addressed the stroke he suffered 5 months ago, saying it knocked him down with a tease quote going to keep coming back up. Oz focused on fetterman's policies on immigration and crime and his support for President Biden. Meanwhile, last night in New York, governor Kathy hochul met her challenger Republican congressman Lee zeldin for the only debate of a campaign that polls show has become more competitive than expected, and piers Martin costy has more. Lee's elden is a congressman from Long Island who voted against certifying President Biden's election and he's been gaining ground on the democratic incumbent by talking about what he calls New York's crime emergency. He blames democratic policies, reducing the number of people in jails and prison, policies he's promised to reverse or modify. Last night, governor hochul pushed back. First of all, you can either work on keeping people scared or you can focus on keeping them safe. Local emphasize her announcement last week of a plan for more cameras as well as more police on overtime on the New York City subway, following a number of high profile attacks on trains and platforms. Martin costy and PR news, New York. Police and Missouri say the gunmen who attacked his former high school in St. Louis this week was armed with a rifle and more than 600 rounds of ammunition. A 15 year old student and a teacher were killed in the attacks of anothers were wounded, police shot and killed the gunman 19 year old Orlando Harris, Kate grumpy, with St. Louis public radio has more. Students who lost a teacher and a classmate won't have class for the rest of this week, starting next week, school will be virtual for both central visual and performing arts high school and collegiate school of medicine and bioscience, which sure campus. St. Louis public school superintendent Calvin Adams says district leaders are still trying to figure out what the rest of the timeline will look like. Obviously, with the
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"A.m. 8 20. NPR news and the New York conversation. Live from NPR news in Washington. I'm Dave Mattingly. The International Atomic Energy Agency says it will send inspectors to a pair of sites in Ukraine, that's at the request of the government in Kyiv. This follows Russia's assertion that Ukrainian forces are preparing to deploy a radioactive dirty bomb in Ukraine and then blame it on Moscow. It's an allegation dismissed by Kyiv and The White House among others. As Linda Faso reports, Russia took its assertion to the UN Security Council yesterday behind closed doors. Russia's deputy UN ambassador said Moscow sent a letter describing its allegations against Ukraine in advance of the UN meeting named to Ukrainian sites capable of producing dirty bombs and noted it was difficult to detect activities to create such bombs Britain's deputy UN ambassador said Russia provided no new evidence to support its accusations, which he called Russian misinformation. The IAEA is the UN's nuclear watch talk. Amid Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine, the price of natural gas in Europe has fallen to its lowest level in four months, analysts say the price drop is due largely to cut backs by industry and warmer weather. Dozens of injuries are being reported today in the northern Philippines from a strong earthquake. It forced the closure of an airport and evacuations from a hospital that quake had a magnitude of 6.4. This is NPR news. Authorities in Missouri say the gunman who killed two people and wounded 7 others at his former high school in St. Louis this week was armed with a rifle and more than 600 rounds of ammunition. 19 year old Orlando Harris was shot and killed by officers who responded to the attack at central visual and performing arts high school. Later today in Washington state, vice president Harris is expected to highlight the Biden administration's efforts to update public school bus fleets with electric vehicles. With member station kn kx, says the vice president will be speaking in Seattle. The vice president is traveling with EPA administrator Michael Regan. They're announcing rebates worth nearly a $1 billion awarded to help hundreds of public schools nationwide replace aging school bus fleets. The money comes from the federal infrastructure investment act passed last year, 95% of the new buses will be all electric. By phasing out these dirty diesel engines, we will ensure cleaner air for our students, bus drivers, and school staff and the communities which these buses drive through each and every day. This is the first year of a 5 year $5 billion clean school bus program. The administration is encouraging school districts throughout the U.S. to apply for future rounds. For NPR news, I'm Bellamy palethorpe in Seattle. I'm Dave Mattingly NPR news in Washington. On WNYC in New York at 5 33, good Wednesday morning, I'm Michael hill, 65 foggy and misty. Today's shower chance is mostly cloudy in a warm 70. Delays this morning on the northbound one in two trains in the city. In the news, New York governor Kathy hochul and her Republican challenger, congressman Lee zeldin squared off last night in their only scheduled debate, double NYC's John Campbell reports. Oakland Zelda touted their respective records during the hour long debate on spectrum news, but they spent just as much time trying to knock each other with whole painting the Long Island congressman as an out of touch extremist. The opposes sensible gun safety laws as well as opposing a woman's right to choose. Zelda encountered by accusing huckel of being soft on crime and out of touch on economic issues. You're poorer and less safe because of Kathy hochul and extreme policies, the debate came as polls show Zelda gaining ground on the democratic incumbent. Early voting begins on Saturday. 65 right now, foggy low visibility. Chances of often on showers
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"Retreating Russian troops leave behind a divided society in Ukraine. I'm Leila faulted. And I'm Steve inskeep in this hour Ukrainians liberate towns to find citizens who regard each other now as collaborators with the enemy. Also, we have a glimpse of life in Iran's most feared prison. And how did the Maryland state police treat their own troopers who were people of color? It's Wednesday, October 26th, two years ago today, the Senate confirmed Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett cementing a conservative majority on the court. The news is next. Live from NPR news in Washington. I'm Dave Mattingly. The UN's nuclear watchdog says it will send inspectors to check out two unspecified sites in Ukraine. This comes at the request of the government in Kyiv following Moscow's allegation that Ukraine is preparing to deploy a radioactive dirty bomb. Russia took that assertion to the UN Security Council yesterday behind closed doors. Moscow's claim has been dismissed by The White House. The candidates in Pennsylvania's Senate campaign faced off last night in Harrisburg, NPR's Giles Snyder, says it's one of the races that will determine which party controls the Senate in January. Almost immediately Democrat John fetterman addressed what he called the elephant in the room. I had a stroke. He's never let me forget that. The stroke left fetterman with lingering problems that were apparent during the debate with Republican amendment Oz and hosted by news nation. The two, however, largely stuck to issues from abortion and crime to inflation, with Oz, who has former president Trump's backing, saying he wants to bring civility back to Washington. And by doing that, we can bring us together in a way that has not been done of late. Throughout much of the campaign, federman appeared to be the favorite, but now the race has tightened and is far from decided. Trial Snyder NPR news crime abortion rights and the January 6th attack at the U.S. capitol were among the main issues in last night's gubernatorial debate in New York. That's where Republican congressman Lee zeldin is challenging democratic governor Kathy hochul in November. It was their only televised debate of the campaign. Police in Missouri say the gunman who attacked his former high school in St. Louis this week was armed with a rifle and more than 600 rounds of ammunition. A 15 year old student and a teacher were killed in that attack, 7 others were wounded, responding officers shot and killed the gunman 19 year old Orlando Harris, some students jumped from windows to escape the gunfire. Kate grumpy with St. Louis public radio says classes at the school are temporarily suspended. Students who lost a teacher and a classmate won't have class for the rest of this week, starting next week, school will be virtual for both central visual and performing arts high school and collegiate school of medicine and bioscience, which sure campus. St. Louis public school superintendent Calvin Adams says district leaders are still trying to figure out what the rest of the timeline will look like. Obviously with the kind
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"Were made. Not born of ill will or bad intentions. Quite the opposite, in fact, that mistakes nonetheless. Soon axe says he's determined to fix those mistakes. His goal, bringing back stability and confidence to the UK economy. European Union nations have given themselves yet another month to overcome deep differences on groundbreaking measures to shield their citizens from the energy crisis. And the Russian court has rejected an appeal by basketball player Brittany griner on her 9 year prison sentence for drug possession. Step that could move her closer to a possible high stakes prisoner swap between Moscow and Washington. I'm Tom rivers at the ABC News foreign desk and London. Your stock charts dot com money update on news radio 1000 FM 97 7. In a positive sign for bartel drugs, Rite Aid stock rose almost 16% today. After analysts praised the company for its mail order pharmacy growth, telehealth initiatives and its drive to give patients easier access to prescriptions. Still, companies stop closed at only four 75 per share. And is down 63% on the year. Microsoft stock dropped in late Tuesday trading after the company reported that as cloud computing revenue came in lower than expected. And its main cloud product, Azure, grew at a slower rate than anticipated. Company stock fell more than 6% after hours to about $244 per share. The Dow gained 337 points to close at 31,836. NASDAQ rose two 46 and the S&P 500 gained 61. This is rob Smith with northwest news radio. St. Louis authorities say the shooter in that deadly attack at a high school was a former student, 19 year old Orlando Harris, and tonight ABC's Eric turki tells us the investigation has uncovered some important information. Central visual and performing arts high school in St. Louis came under fire Monday morning by a recent graduate responding officer saw students on the roof awaiting rescue after the shooter opened fire on the third floor with a long gun. An AR-15 style rifle, but appears that he came into the building with more than 600 rounds of ammunition. Police are still working to determine a motive, but detectives found a note in which the shooter described himself as an isolated loner and said his life had become a perfect storm for a mass shooter. Aaron Kutcher, ABC News, New York. The seditious conspiracy trial of 5 members of the far right group the oath keepers has resumed without its founder and leader, ABC's Justin Finch reports. The trial now back on track after oath keepers founder of Stuart Rhodes waved his right to hear testimony in person. Rhodes now quarantining in a Virginia jail after testing positive for COVID-19. Prosecutors allege the 5 members were central figures in the violent effort to disrupt Congress, from certifying the 2020 election results on January 6th. The defense argues, though their clients use bombastic language, they had no real plan for violence, Justin Finch, ABC News, Washington. Here are your political insights from ABC News. At The White House, President Biden getting boosted Tuesday with the update at COVID vaccine formulated for amar Khan sub variants and encouraging more Americans to do the same as winter approaches. It's about your health. Biden then shifting gears again warning Russia about using nuclear weapons in Ukraine. Russia would be making an incredibly serious mistake. When asked, if he thinks Russia's claims, Ukraine plans to use a dirty bomb is a false flag tactic. It would be a serious serious mistake. Congressional progressive leader pramila jayapal underscoring her caucuses support of Ukraine, doubling down after receive PC letter surfaced, calling for The White House to pursue diplomacy with Russia in hopes of reaching a ceasefire deal. Jayapal says that months old letter was mistakenly sent out by staffers, and those are your political insights, Justin Finch, ABC News, Washington. News radio traffic
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"Right, thanks, Dave. Top stories were following for you right now on WTO P metro seems to be a step closer to getting those troubled 7000 series railcars back on the tracks and they could get them on the tracks in time to get you out to dulles airport in time for holiday travel, however, they still have to undergo some rigorous inspection before that happens. The D.C. council is putting the finishing touches on a rewrite of the city's criminal code for the first time in more than a century. After two years of debate and public hearings and committee vote is set for tomorrow. And the race is tightened in the battleground state of Pennsylvania where the Senate candidates are prepping for their first and only debate tonight a new poll shows democratic lieutenant governor John fetterman with a very slim lead over Republican mehmet Oz stay with WTO for more on these stories in just minutes in other news and update on yesterday's school shooting in St. Louis, the 19 year old gunman who killed a teenager and an adult at a magnet school and an AR-15 style rifle on him and more than 600 rounds of ammo. St. Louis police commissioner says the shooter Orlando Harris also left behind a handwritten note offering his explanation for the rampage, the young man lamented he had no friends, no family, no girlfriend and a life of isolation. Police killed Harris in an exchange of gunfire. Up ahead in money news. The Dow rallied 337 points, another new forecast for mortgage rates next year. I'm Jeff label. 6 48. Traffic and weather. On the 8s and Dave dildine in the WTO traffic center. Fairfax county near pender brook and pharaohs of motorcycle and
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"Louis, the 19 year old gunman who killed a teenager and an adult at a magnet school had an AR-15 style rifle on him and more than 600 rounds of ammo, the St. Louis police commissioner says the shooter Orlando Harris also left behind a handwritten note offering his explanation for the rampage, the young man lamented he had no friends, no family, no girlfriend and a life of isolation. Police killed Harrison an exchange of gunfire. Do you like where you work? When it comes to D.C. public school teachers only one in 5 are satisfied with their jobs. That's the takeaway from a new survey by the Washington teachers union. The study of more than 600 union members found just 21% of teachers say they're very or fairly satisfied with current working conditions. They point to what they say is a lack of time to meet their responsibilities, increased workloads and decreased staffing, nearly all teachers said their school has staff retention and a recruitment problems. The poll was done in September. It's got a four point margin of error. Maryland's test scores in math and reading had seen declines starting in 2013. Now the question is, what's being done to reverse the trend? Maryland state senator Paul Penske who leads a Senate committee on education and helped push through the state's education reform plan known as the blueprint for Maryland's future, says there are no quick fixes to address the drop in reading and math scores on the tests known as the nation's report card. But he does say there are elements in the plan like intensive tutoring and teacher training programs designed to help. When we talk about increasing and improving teacher quality attracting retaining high quality teachers, that won't happen overnight. Kate Ryan, WTO P news
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"A Christmas parade in Waukesha last year. Brooks faces 6 counts of first degree international homicide, as well as other charges he's been very disruptive the entire trial. Yeah, you have an offer into evidence. I'm going to stop you once again. I'm not going to have this discussion and debate. Today, no exception, he had to be removed from the courtroom yet again as he started disrupting just before the jury entered. St. Louis police identifying two of the people who were killed in a high school shooting yesterday, 19 year old Orlando Harris, said to be the gunman, a graduate from the central visual and performing arts high school on St. Louis's south side. He graduated last year, no motive yet, but police say a 16 year old girl was killed during the shooting, and a 61 year old teacher who got between the gunman and her students when she was killed. A child shot and killed inside of a south tide hormone Monday night investigation now underway into exactly what happened in the home in the 3600 block of south roads avenue, the child shot in the head taken to comer children's hospital pronounced dead. Police believe the shooting may have been accidental. The Chicago Bears beat out New England last night, 33 14 the final. We've been putting good things together. And I think that this is just a culmination of that. We had a chance to take a breath during the bye week and really figure out what we needed to do and needed to adjust what we're doing well. And some things we needed to tweak a little bit. And they did a nice job. This is one victory. We're a young football team. We have a lot of improvement to do this week coach happy about it. Chicago police investigating after a Greyhound employee in his 30s was shot and killed outside of the bus station, it happened yesterday at the west loop station in the 600 block of west Harrison. I drove up. I heard a whole bunch of shots. Police say the victim was shot multiple times, WLS news time 1204
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"The store nearest you, or go to Lowe's dot com for details on the latest credit offers going on now. Closing arguments set to begin today in the trial of Daryl Brooks accused of killing 6 people and injuring more than 60 others when he drove an SUV into a Christmas parade in Waukesha last year, Brooks faces 6 counts of first degree intentional homicide as well as other counts, he has been very disruptive during the whole process today, no exception. Yeah, I give her an offer into evidence. I'm going to stop you. Once again, I'm not going to have this discussion and debate. Judge Jennifer doro has removed him from the courtroom yet again today, Brooks continually objected to being called by his name, disrupted the proceedings shortly before the jury entered. So see if things actually do get underway in Wisconsin. St. Louis police identifying two of the people who were killed in a high school shooting yesterday, the suspect identified as 19 year old Orlando Harris, he graduated from the central visual and performing arts high school, St. Louis south side last year, no motive for the shooting. Police say a 16 year old girl was killed as well as a 61 year old teacher who got between the shooter and her students to protect them. A child shot and killed inside of a south side home Monday night, it happened in the 3600 block of south Rhodes, the child shot in the head transported to comer children's hospital. And a mother is cooperating in the other people that was there on cooperating too. Like I say, this is a very close knit family very respectful. Police do believe that the shooting was accidental
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"Some mistakes were made. Not born of ill will or bad intentions. Quite the opposite, in fact, that mistakes none the less. And I have been elected as leader of my party. And your prime minister, in part, to fix them. Britain's third premiere in two months is likely to spend the rest of the day appointing and reappointing members of his cabinet. In St. Louis, a former student broke into central visual and performing arts high school yesterday, fatally shooting two and wounding 6 others. The suspected gunman was shot and killed by police, interim police commissioner of the St. Louis police department, Mike sack. The suspect in this incident is Orlando Harris, 19 years of age, graduated from the high school last year. He lives with family members, and he has no prior criminal history. Police commissioner Sachs says there are suspicions Harris had some mental illness. A Russian court today rejected an appeal by WNBA star Brittany griner against her 9 year sentence for drug smuggling. The ruling means grinder will leave pre trial detention near Moscow and be sent to serve her prison term in a penal colony elsewhere in Russia. Griner was arrested at a Moscow airport in February after customs officials said they found vape cartridges containing cannabis oil in her luggage. Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios, this is global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts more than a 120 countries. Unlike labar, this is Bloomberg Tom Paul. Michael Burke, thank you so much. Greatly appreciate that. Paul, what's going to happen to Hollywood? I mean, it's tangential to the streaming. It's tangential to making of business. But I look at the movie thing. And I just go, we're not returning to what we had. No, but there are some very, very good green shoots out there. I mean, you know, if you put a big budget movie out there, people will go to the theaters almost at the same rate as they did pre-pandemic. And we saw that with Top Gun, we've seen that. So there's 7 movies. And it's building, but it's building. And it's building. And I think we're going to get back to not the pre-pandemic levels, but a lot better than what we maybe initially thought when we said all the movie theater business is dead. The Bentley was in the garage today. So I had to take a car and the guy and I were talking about it. And he goes, I don't watch movies anymore because there's nothing I like. If you don't like big blow them up, marvel movies, that's been what's out there. That's been a case for actually, I would argue a long time, ten 20 years and people have been kind of bemoaning that issue. But there are, you know, hey, we've got a George Clooney romantic comedy coming out with who's the other actress from Julia Roberts. What gets more RomCom 1990s than that? Let's do a numbers? No, when it comes out, it will be. No, but it will help. It will do numbers as this. It will do boffo box office as they say. That has been coined by a variety of magazines. So we'll see. But I mean, no, you can still get movies done. They're still seeing them in the theaters, but boy, that window for the streaming is just, it's huge. So, but you know what? It's not as profitable. It is not as profitable as the business model of just 5 years ago. Just 5 years ago. Yeah, because the cost of programming has more than tripled for Hollywood in general. But sports is the same as 5 years ago. I would argue if anything baseball is doing better than 5 years ago. Traditional broadcasting cable television, your business model now boils down to sports and news. And they have to resign it all off to see how that goes in overview
WTOP
"orlando harris" Discussed on WTOP
"Come to grow. Good morning, I'm Bruce Allen and I'm Nick I and Ellie, teddy gellman is our producer, the top story we're following American basketball star Brittany griner has begun her appeal in a Russian court against her 9 year prison sentence for drug possession. Griner and 8 time all star center with the WNBA's Phoenix mercury was convicted in August after police said they found vape canisters containing cannabis oil in her luggage. Griner is taking part in this session on video call from a penal colony outside Moscow, where she's being held. She admitted that she had inadvertently packaged cannabis in her luggage, her defense team presented written statements that she had been prescribed the cannabis to treat pain. Her attorneys are expecting a decision on grinder's appeal to be issued sometime today. Three people including a four year old boy are recovering after being shot in D.C., D.C. police say a group of people were shooting at each other last night on Kennedy street northwest, two men who were wounded in the shooting later got into a car and drove to the area of Missouri avenue northwest where they were found. D.C. police chief Robert Conti says the four year old was likely caught on the crossfire. A four year old unintended who had nothing to do with this injured by someone else's reckless behavior. All three of the victims suffered non life threatening injuries and are expected to survive, one of the men who was shot has been arrested. He was seen on camera firing a gun. Two people were killed, 7 others injured during a school shooting in St. Louis yesterday. The gunmen of former student at central visual and performing arts high school was killed by police. It's the 40th school shooting this year, resulting in injuries or death. That's according to the education week. Community members and students in St. Louis gathered for a vigil hours after a tragic high school shooting killed a 16 year old student and a teacher. Why us? Why would somebody do this? Police say they are still trying to determine a motive for why the gunman, who they identified as 19 year old recent graduate Orlando Harris, went to central visual and performing arts high school and opened fire. My friend have all blood on
WNYC 93.9 FM
"orlando harris" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"FM and a.m. 8 20. NPR news and the New York conversation. Live from NPR news in Washington. I'm Dave Mattingly. The Biden administration and allies in Europe are rejecting Moscow's allegation that the government in Kyiv is preparing to deploy a radioactive dirty bomb in Ukraine, NPR's Giles Snyder says Moscow's assertion comes 8 months after Russia invaded Ukraine. The U.S., along with allies Britain and France have issued a joint statement rejecting the Russian allegation as transparently false. The State Department says the Russian allegation is right out of Moscow's playbook, and that the world would see through any attempt to use the claim as a pretext for escalation, saying there would be severe consequences for Russia. Before the end of the day, Britain will have its third prime minister this year, 42 year old Rishi sunak is expected to be appointed today by King Charles, sunak will replace Liz truss, who resigned after 6 weeks on the job amid backlash over her economic proposal. Trust replaced Boris Johnson, who stepped down last month under pressure from lawmakers, including those in his Conservative Party. The first and only debate of Pennsylvania's Senate race will take place tonight in Harrisburg, Democrat John fetterman, the state's lieutenant governor, will be facing off against Republican mehmet Oz, fetterman's health has been an issue in the campaign. The 53 year old is still recovering from a stroke suffered 5 months ago. This is NPR news from Washington. Authorities in Missouri say the 19 year old who carried out yesterday's deadly shooting at a high school in St. Louis graduated from the school last year. The city's police commissioner says Orlando Harris killed a teacher and a teenage girl and wounded 7 others before officers shot and killed him. The attack occurred at central visual and performing arts high school. Comedic actor Leslie Jordan has died following a car crash in Hollywood he was 67. Jordan was known to many for his role on the long running NBC sitcom Will & Grace, NPR's Andrew limbong says Jordan was also known on social media. Well, hello, fella hunker downers, Leslie Alan Jordan report for duty. Starting during the pandemic, Leslie Jordan posted these as silly and heartwarming videos. Him looping off at home or goofing off on set or goofing off in a hotel room raiding the snack pantry. I ate every one of them, but I put the boxes back. While that got a millions of followers, many people first got to know Leslie Jordan for his recurring role as the barely closeted barely Leslie on Will & Grace. This is a guide bar. Why had no idea? In a statement confirming his death, his agent said Jordan provided a quote emotional sanctuary to the nation. Angel Limbaugh and pyrrhus, Wall Street futures are a negative territory this morning following a day of gains, the Dow and the S&P each added more than 1% yesterday. I'm Dave Mattingly, in Washington. On WNYC in New York at 5 33, 63 and foggy out there would really low visibility so be careful. Today's showers and 69 for a high. On the subways this morning, southbound two a and F trains all running with delays. The two major candidates for a New York governor will meet for their only public debate tonight. Democratic governor Kathy hochul and Republican congressman Lee zelt and square off at 7 at pace university's Manhattan campus. It will air in spectrum news, New York one and stream on the station's website and app, the debate comes as public polls show hulk whose lead over Zelda has narrowed and Siena college pollster Steve Greenberg says a viral moment or two from the event could happen impact. If one or both candidates make a major gaffe or make a major great point, those kinds of things can go viral, even though not a lot of people may have watched the debate. Election day is November 8th, two weeks from today, early voting begins this Saturday. 63
WNYC 93.9 FM
"orlando harris" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Media, and non governmental organizations, attacks religious leaders, and uses proceeds from the production and sale of gold to enrich regime insiders and pay off those to keep them in power. The U.S. is imposing sanctions on Nicaragua's gold mining sector and adding more than 500 people to a Visa ban, they include members of the security services, judges, prosecutors, and others who the U.S. says are undermining democracy. Michelle Kellerman NPR news the State Department. How futures are down 83 points this morning. This is NPR news. The two candidates for a Senate seat in Pennsylvania will be facing off tonight in their first and only debate of the campaign. Democrat John fetterman, the state's lieutenant governor, will be going up against Republican mehmet Oz, Letterman is still recovering from a stroke suffered 5 months ago and will be using closed captioning during the debate. Authorities in Missouri say the gunman in yesterday's deadly shooting at a high school in St. Louis was a former student at that school. Rachel lipman with St. Louis public radio says the attack left two people dead and 7 others injured. 19 year old Orlando Harris graduated from central visual and performing arts high school last year. Police shot and killed him on the scene, less than ten minutes after they entered the building. Interim St. Louis police chief Michael sack said officers did not hesitate in their response. The call went out, they drove there. They put the car in park. They drill weapon they went into the building. Sachs said the shooter had multiple rounds of ammunition on him. A 16 year old student and a health teacher at the school were killed. For NPR news, I'm Rachel litman in St. Louis. Work is expected to begin today in Hawaii to drain fuel from three pipelines linked to contaminated drinking water and Pearl Harbor. The U.S. Military says it will take 6 days to finish the job. The fuel has been sitting in the pipelines for months. The military suspended the use of the red hill bulk fuel storage facility last year after fuel from the site was found to have contaminated tap water, the military intends to close that World War II era storage facility. I'm Dave Mattingly NPR news in Washington. Support for NPR comes from NPR stations. Other contributors include the Doris duke charitable foundation, which aims to support the well-being of people and the planet for a more creative, equitable and sustainable future. And the listeners who support this NPR station. It's WNYC and live streaming at WNYC dot org. Rain showers today with overcast skies later in the day at a high of 68. Tomorrow showers in the morning, cloudy for the afternoon and a high of 68. Thursday is looking good, sunny skies with a high of 67, mostly sunny for Friday with a high near 60 and a sunny weekend both Saturday and Sunday, mostly sunny skies with a high near 61
WGN Radio
"orlando harris" Discussed on WGN Radio
"WGN radio news designed the area good evening I'm Steve ruxton at 11 o'clock. At 8 year old boy was killed in a shooting tonight on the south side. WGN traffic and 8 55 in will county at medical emergency on the left shoulder, the southbound near route one 29. Police tonight are investigating the fatal shooting of an 8 year old boy in the bronzeville neighborhood. Investigators say the boy was incited you did in a high rise building in the 3600 block of south roads avenue. Just before 6 tonight, when he suffered a gunshot wound to the head, he died at Cornell children's hospital, no one in custody in that shooting. The Chicago teachers union issued a statement today after a deadly shooting this morning at a school and St. Louis. Police say the suspect 19 year old Orlando Harris opened fire at central VPA high school, killing a teacher and a student and injuring 6 other people. Eris was a former student at the school and was killed by police. In the statement CTU says tragically in America, parents and families worry about their children's safety at school with good reason. Today's terrible shooting is just another example of the work we must do as a nation. To stop the cancer of gun violence, continues to infect our neighborhoods, plague our streets and create an imbalance in our public schools. Meanwhile, teenager, Ethan crumbley, pleaded guilty to day to terrorism and first degree murder charges. This nearly a year after the shooting at Oxford high school in southeastern Michigan, news nations, Nick Smith has more. In court documents, prosecutors reveal parts of crumbly personal journal in which he said he had poor grades, his parents hated each other, and he had no money. Then wrote quote, this just furthers my desire to shoot up the school or do something else. Crumbly pleaded guilty this morning to all 24 charges against him. One count of terrorism causing death four counts of first degree murder, 7 counts of attempted murder and 12 various gun related charges. This parents are also facing trial on manslaughter charges. Testimony wraps up today in the trial of the man accused of killing 6 people by driving in the last year's waka Shah Christmas parade. Darryl Brooks junior continued to arguing with the judge today and once again was moved to another courtroom. When asked if he would be ready with a closing argument tomorrow, he continued to question the legitimacy of judge Jennifer Doral and the court itself