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"Community members in Buffalo are marking the one year anniversary of a racially motivated mass shooting that left ten African Americans dead New York senator Chuck Schumer spoke Sunday as the victims were honored with a moment of silence and a church bell shiming at tops friendly market. We've all come together to feel the pain that we felt that day, but also the resolution that we are not just going to feel pain. We are going to make some good come of this. The grocery store located in a predominantly black neighborhood was targeted by a self professed white supremacist to open fire there last May. He was sentenced to life in prison. The Republican chair of the House Homeland Security committee is accusing the head of Homeland Security of a dereliction of duty. Tennessee congressman Mark green appeared on CNN's State of the Union shortly after DHS secretary Alejandro mayorkas reported a 50% drop in border encounters since title 42 ended on Thursday. Greene claims mayorkas has intentionally violated certain laws. The federal government may have numerous critics related to the southern border, but the mayor of El Paso is not one of them. Secretary of New York is fema, they really stepped up to help us make sure that we do the job of the federal government. Mayor Oscar Lee sir said on CBS face the nation that El Paso was prepared to comply with Thursday's ruling by a federal judge that asylum seekers needed a court date before being released into the community, the two term Democrat added that border patrol was helping undocumented migrants properly register and move forward something he said hadn't been done before. Congresswoman Lauren Underwood is pushing legislation to protect the health of mothers in the U.S.. I've introduced a piece of legislation called the mom of us, which is that evidence based solution to end this crisis. The Illinois Democrat said on CBS's face the nation that the U.S. leads the industrialized world in maternal death, she noted that black Hispanic and Native American women are at the greatest risk to dive pregnancy related complications. I'm criss-crossed. Brittany griner is back on the basketball court after a ten month detainment in Russia last year, the WNBA player made her long awaited return during Friday night's preseason game. The Phoenix mercury center played for 17 minutes scored ten points pulled down three rebounds. Kreiner was critical of her performance, saying it's not where she wants to be, but she's on the right track and making the right moves. Los Angeles County's gas prices continue to fall, the automobile club of Southern California says the current local average cost of a gallon of self serve regular is now $4 and 84 cents. That's two cents less than last week's average and a dime lower than last month's price of the font. The current cost is also a dollar 13 less than a year ago. The record high in LA county for a gallon of gas remains $6 and 49 cents set back in October of last year. Orange County drivers are currently paying an average of $4 and 79 cents for a gallon of self serve regular. Delta is once again offering daily flights from Los Angeles International Airport to Paris, the Atlanta based airline relaunched the service this week. I head of the summer travel season and one year before the French capital hosts the 2024 summer Olympic Games, delta says flights between LAX and Charles De Gaulle airport will continue indefinitely. The flatiron building in New York City is up for auction again, Jacqueline Karl reports. Grains, New York reports that 121 year old landmark will be going up for auction on May 23rd. A couple of months ago, a man named Jacob garlic outbid the current owners of the iconic building who were trying to keep it, but failed to pay the $19 million deposit. Now, potential bidders will have to show proof they have the money to back up their bids if they want a chance to own the flat iron building. Garlic's reported to be facing a lawsuit for his failure to pay. The Preakness stakes, the second leg of horse racing's Triple Crown is just 6 days away. Kentucky Derby winner mage is a three to one favorite to win the mile and three sixteenths race at Baltimore's pimlico race course next Saturday, post time is 6 50 p.m. Eastern Time. I'm Chris. And I'm Brian Curtis in Hong Kong. Let's check this hour's top business stories and the markets. Thailand's economy expanded more than estimated in the first quarter. The nation benefited from resurgent tourism, although analysts are saying that the outlook hinges on the country's ability to demonstrate political stability. The first quarter GDP for Thailand rose 2.7% year on year, and that was stronger than the estimate of 2.3%. Elsewhere in China, the PBOC left the one year ML of interest rate unchanged at 2.75%. Markets are little changed this morning, although Japanese stocks are rallying, will have details coming up. Australia's new crest mining has agreed to a takeover deal with Newmont corp, more from Bloomberg's Paul Allen. Newmont first approached his Australian rival in February with a $17 billion non binding bid. It was rejected by new crest's board. Newmont sweetened the offer in April to 19 and a half billion describing it as the best and final offer. Entered into a binding scheme implementation deed, it's worth roughly 19.2 billion, and the deal would create the world's biggest gold producer. In other news, teams from The White House and the office of the house speaker are trying to forge an agreement on raising the U.S. debt ceiling. National economic council director lael brainard says negotiations are serious and continuing. Here is brainard on CBS's face the nation. The staff is very engaged. I would characterize the engagement as serious as constructive when I talk to CEOs to business leaders around the country. They tell me things are actually going very well. Brainer downplayed the prospects for a short term deal that would be one where the ceiling could be increased for a limited time to allow more haggling over spending. The Chinese brokerage just Shang securities, it says it has received a letter of resignation from its president. Wang Qing Shan, Huang has reportedly been missing since March. Bloomberg's Joanne Wong has more from Hong Kong. A filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange says Wong is stepping down for unspecified personal reasons, speculation is rounded Wong since March 31st, when local media Tyson said he had fallen out of contact, the report said Wong was called out of a meeting held by the brokerage's largest shareholder and that several of Wang's closest associates had also been taken away. Chinese president Xi Jinping is accelerating and corruption crackdown on the financial sector, at least 20 financial executives have been probed or penalized since February. Let's check the markets in the Asia Pacific, the hang seng index is flat this morning. The nikkei has mentioned rallying some 118 points up four tenths of 1%. The topics is at a level almost as high as it was back in 1990. Elsewhere in the region, the CSI 300 is trading down one tenth of 1%. Global news brought to you by 2700 journalists and analysts in a 120 countries. In Hong Kong, I'm Brian Curtis. This is Bloomberg. This
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"News on the hour, sponsored by facet wealth. I'm Steve K fin, attentions on Pennsylvania with election day two weeks away, CBS Natalie brand says the Senate race there is tightened up. In one of the most closely watched Senate races this season, Republican doctor mehmet Oz and democratical lieutenant governor John fetterman will face off tonight for their one and only debate, a new CBS News poll now considers the open Pennsylvania seat to be a virtual toss up with fetterman clinging to a two point lead. The correspondent Robert Costa says the campaign trail and the Keystone state is heating up. CBS News has learned that later this week, President Biden will return to Pennsylvania to raise money for Democrats. He will be back again in early November with former president Barack Obama. They will criss-cross the state going to Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, highlighting just how important this battleground is for The White House. Police in St. Louis now say the gunman who killed two people at a high school yesterday was armed with an AR-15 style gun and 600 rounds of ammunition. A Russian court has rejected Britney grinder's appeal of her 9 year prison sentence. CBS's Ian Lee. Lawyers had argued that Phoenix mercury center and two time Olympic gold medalist inadvertently packed the cannabis canisters. They presented a written testimony from a Doctor Who prescribed her cannabis for pain treatment. Medical marijuana is legal in Arizona. The White House considers her wrongfully detained. Adidas is the latest company to cut ties with Kanye West over the singer's anti semitic remarks, his agent dumped him and producers say a completed documentary about him won't be released. In Britain, the new prime minister is settling in. I'm Vicki Barker in London, under Rishi sunak's orders, there were no supporters outside number 10 Downing Street applauding his arrival. He deliberately set a somber tone, acknowledging that his predecessor Liz truss made mistakes saying it's his job to fix them and fixing them might mean considerable economic pain to come. President Biden gets his updated COVID-19 booster today as health officials around the country are concerned about a possible triple democracy, an expected uptick in cases of COVID, the flu and the respiratory illness known as RSV. White House COVID coordinator doctor Ashish jha on CBS mornings. We have flu shots that keep people out of the hospital. We have COVID shots. We have a brand new COVID shot that is formulated against the virus that's out there right now. That will keep people out of the hospital to prevent people from getting seriously ill. The FDIC says the number of us without a bank account fell to a record low last year, 4.5% Wall Street right now the Dow is up 236 points. This is CBS News. Facet wealth is an SEC registered investment adviser, they offer customized financial planning for you, not just your assets. Learn more by calling 8 8 8 5 9 8 39
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"Washington. House speaker Nancy Pelosi may be in Japan, but she's still talking about her visit to Taiwan this week that's so angered China. You see that Chinese made their strikes probably using our visit as an excuse. CBS ray mio sensio says Chinese military exercises near Taiwan aren't having much of an effect on the Taiwanese island. It was life as normal. Its people numb to China's threats over the past 7 decades. Everyone needs to live a stable life. And the people need freedom. This was just day one in China's live fire drills with more expected through Sunday in what many believe is China's trial run to eventually capture Taiwan. WNBA star Brittany griner sentenced to 9 years in a Russian prison on Thursday, CBS Natalie brand. Per month long Russian trial came to an end Thursday morning shortly after the two time Olympic champion delivered an apology. I never meant to put in jeopardy the rush of population. I never meant to break any laws. Grinder's lawyers argued the Phoenix mercury center brought vape cartridges with cannabis oil by mistake when she flew to Moscow in February to play basketball in Russia during the off season. The Labor Department will release its July jobs report in a few hours, bank rates Mark Hamrick says there are a lot of vacancies in this country. Even with a rising tide of layoffs, many employers have continued to struggle to find workers to fill their open positions. There were 10.7 million job openings at the end of June, that compares to 5.9 million unemployed persons that month. Several people have died after a speeding car ran a red light and plowed into cars in a crowded intersection Thursday just outside Los Angeles. The California highway patrols Franco Pepe. At least 50 to 60 miles an hour and and or higher. Four right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has been ordered to pay more than $4 million to the parents of a 6 year old victim of the 2012 sandy hook elementary school massacre. Next up, the jury will consider putative damages, which could be much higher. Jurors in the trial of the accused Parkland shooter took a field trip to the crime scene Thursday, Ted Scott. They were driven there by BSO what
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"Chinese made their strikes probably using our visit as an excuse? More on that Chinese show of force from CBS rainy and Oceania on the island. It was life as normal. Its people numb to China's threats over the past 7 decades. Everyone needs to live a stable life. And the people need freedom. This was just day one in China's live fire drills with more expected through Sunday in what many believe is China's trial run to eventually capture Taiwan. WNBA store, Brittany griner has been sentenced to 9 years in prison by a Russian court. This is Natalie brand. Per month long Russian trial came to an end Thursday morning shortly after the two time Olympic champion delivered an apology. I never meant to put in jeopardy the rest of the population. I never missed break any laws. Grinder's lawyers argued the Phoenix mercury center brought vape cartridges with cannabis oil by mistake when she flew to Moscow in February to play basketball in Russia during the off season. A jury in Texas has ordered InfoWars host Alex Jones to pay more than $4 million to the parents of a 6 year old boy killed in the sandy hook massacre in 2012. CBS Nazi Chen The parents were seeking a $150 million for Jones for using his InfoWars program to repeatly spread false claims, calling the 2012 sandy hook massacre were 20 children in 6 adults were killed a hoax. Dangerously high temperatures stretched from Texas to Maine, and Montgomery county, Pennsylvania, daniela monse, says she walks her dog early in the morning and late at night
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"Teddy gellman, is our producer. The top story we're following this morning, closing arguments in Brittany greiner's cannabis possession case except for today, nearly 6 months after the WNBA star was arrested at an airport in Moscow. Griner is acknowledged there were vape canisters with cannabis oil in her luggage. Lawyers for the Phoenix mercury center and two time Olympic gold medalist have presented testimony that she had no criminal intent and that the vape canisters ended up in her bags because of hasty packing. Grind her face is up to ten years in prison if she's convicted, it's not clear when the verdict will be announced. Well, the U.S. Senate has taken a historic vote to support what could be the broadest expansion of NATO in nearly two decades. The latest from WTO's Mitchell Miller today on the hill. The decision to add Finland and Sweden easily passed on a 95 to one vote. Among the many lawmakers supporting the expansion, Maryland democratic senator Ben cardin. Finland and Sweden have proven time and time again that they have the defense capabilities and commitment to democracy in Europe that make them essential NATO allies. The sole senator to vote against adding the two countries was Missouri Republican Josh hawley, who says U.S. foreign policy should focus on the United States. Our freedoms, our people, our way of life, and expanding NATO, I believe, would not do that. If other allied countries go along, it will be the largest expansion of NATO since 2004. On capital hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO, news U.S. officials say Russia is working to fabricate evidence in last week's deadly strike on a facility housing prisoners of war in a separatist region of eastern Ukraine. Intelligence officials have determined that Russia is looking to plant false evidence to make it appear that Ukrainian forces were responsible for the attack that killed 53 and wounded dozens more. Russia has a claim that Ukraine's military used U.S. supplied rocket launchers to strike the prison. The Ukrainian military denies making any rocket or artillery strikes in that area. Two sisters from Maryland died in a fire at the vacation home, their family was renting in the Hamptons. 21 year old Julian Weiner in 19 year old Lindsay Weiner of Potomac were sleeping when a fire started in the Hamptons house early yesterday, both sisters graduated from Holton arms school in Bethesda, Gillian went to the University of Michigan and Lindsay is in college at tulane. His sisters and their family were members of the Washington Hebrew congregation in D.C. where their father Louis Weiner was recently installed as the Washington Hebrew congregation president. Lewis, his wife, Alyssa, and their son Zach were also on the home in the fire started, but they did manage to get out. The jury has begun deliberations in the defamation trial of far right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones. The InfoWars host now admits he was wrong for claiming the sandy hook shooting was faked, and yesterday Jones was accused of withholding evidence from the court. On Wednesday, the family's lawyer revealed Jones attorneys accidentally sent him two years worth of text messages, which he says proves Jones lied to the court
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"2019. But airlines have been struggling recently just this week flight aware says American Airlines canceled 8% of its flights Tuesday and Wednesday, while united scrubbed 4% stormy weather is always a factor, but airlines have also found themselves short staffed at times as they try to hire thousands of workers including pilots to replace those who they encouraged to quit when the pandemic caused air travel to plummet. The triple-A predicts car travel will set a new record despite those high gas prices. It's four 84 a gallon this morning. She could go to prison for ten years if she's convicted in Russia, basketball star Brittany greiner's drug trial began this morning, AP correspondent Charles De Ledesma. China being led to the hearing in handcuffs with photographers on hand to grab shots at a closed door preliminary hearing on Monday in a Moscow suburb, grinder's detention was extended for another 6 months to December 20 the Phoenix mercury center and two time U.S. Olympic gold medalist was arrested in February at a Moscow airport, police say she was carrying veep canisters with cannabis oil, grinder could face up to ten years in prison if convicted of large scale transportation of drugs. Here in the U.S., there's a lot of confusion about abortion now in some states now that the Supreme Court's overturned roe versus wade, the ACLU is suing over an abortion ban in West Virginia that was originally enacted in 1882. 19 people killed in a Russian missile strike in Ukraine's Odessa region, say Ukrainian officials, this is AP news. Angry parents and Yuval, Texas want to know more about the school shooting investigation, AP correspondent Tim McGuire. Parents and local officials expressed their frustration with the blackout on information about the investigation into the school shooting in uvalde, Texas. I've got nothing. Mayor Don McLaughlin and the uvalde town council met Thursday evening with angry townsfolk who have not been kept informed by state investigators or the district attorney about the May 24th shooting that left 19 students to teachers and the 18 year old gunman dead inside rob elementary school
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"It, the use of axle in communities of color in neighborhoods with high social vulnerability is not as good as it needs to be. And we have as a nation a real equity challenge in front of us. Doctor John along with other medical experts say they believe COVID could come roaring back in the fall. WNBA star Brittany griner has arrived at a Moscow area court where she is scheduled to go on trial today. Greiner was arrested in February on cannabis possession charges at an airport while traveling to play for a Russian team. Police said she was carrying vape canisters with cannabis oil. The Phoenix mercury center could face up to ten years in prison if convicted. 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. Michael Barr, this is Bloomberg, Tom Paul. We continue Bloomberg business sports. We got to stay in this story folks. If you haven't heard this bombshell in two years, the San Francisco and Los Angeles giants and Dodgers will join me in the baseball. Is it as big a deal, Michael Barr that the Big Ten, which is clearly Illinois, even ex member University of Chicago, is it like when Walter O'Malley went west? Is that a big deal? This is the first time you have a conference going coast to coast. Yeah. This is the first time this summer. The Maryland in there? Yeah, I mean, this is Rutgers in there. And you mentioned also about with the SEC, because I think what Oklahoma and Texas, they're going to join it in 2025, which, like you said, where does that leave the pack 12 now? 12, the big 12 or whatever they are on it. Dumb question is this just football or other sports involved? It's driven by football, but it affects all sports. Tennis will be Big Ten ten. Now the question though, I think the big question is, what is Notre-Dame do? Yes. I saw that. Yeah, because there is an independent I'm sorry, they're with the ACC and all sports except football where they only have to play 5 games with the ACC and football. So they're still technically independent for their football so they can still play USC and army and navy and things like that. But where does the big powerhouse of Notre-Dame go? I mean, this is I'm telling you, this is about money. And it is a $20 million. Do you want to make 20 million or do you want to make 50 or 60 million? That's my amateur gap there. Yeah. I mean, but I mean, the product, I can't argue about the product. That's what I'm getting at. It's like, you're going to see some big time games and like you said earlier, it's going to be a problem with football college football is the rivalries are so important for Oklahoma, Texas, Ohio State, Michigan, those types of things. And I would think some of the PAC 12 rivalries are going to be lost now forever. So it's just going to be that's a big issue, you know. I let it that the Michigan Michigan state game of this year was the best game I've ever seen. It was 20 years. It was. It was just like to die for. I had to I was popcorn all over my living room. I was watching it on the TV. Stuff went popcorn on your Detroit Lions rug? Yes, I did. That's right. All right, with this. We hope we're going to continue here. We got a lot going on green and
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"Airports. At 6 32, another news in the Ukrainian port city of Odessa. Rescuers are searching for survivors after Russian missile attacks on residential buildings killed at least 19 people, two children are among the dead today, another 30 were injured. The assault came a day after Russian forces withdrew from snake island a strategic area in the Black Sea, it was initially thought that that retreat could ease the threat to Odessa. Happening this morning in Russia, American basketball star Brittany griner is on trial. The Phoenix mercury center and two time U.S. Olympic gold medalist could face up to ten years in prison if convicted on drug related charges. She was arrested more than four months ago on cannabis possession charges at an airport while traveling to play for a Russian team. Fewer than 1% of defendants in Russian criminal cases are acquitted and acquittals can be overturned. A key member of the January 6th committee is making it clear the panel is looking out for possible witness tampering. It is willing to take its concerns to the Justice Department. We get more from WTO's Mitchell Miller today on the hill. Committee vice chair Liz Cheney at the most recent hearing read from testimony of one witness, who received phone calls before giving a deposition. What they said to me is as long as I continue to be a team player. They know I'm on the right team. CNN reports one of those who was contacted about being loyal, was Cassidy Hutchinson, who provided damaging testimony related to former president Trump and events surrounding the January 6th insurrection. Cheney has told ABC News that the committee would consider making criminal referrals to the Justice Department if there's evidence of witness tampering. It's a very serious issue and I would imagine the Department of Justice would be very interested in and we would take that very seriously as well. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller
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"And I'm Joan Jones, teddy Gilman as our producer. And the top stories we're following today Russian missile attacks on residential buildings have killed at least 18 people in the Ukrainian port city of Odessa, two children are among the dead and another 30 were injured. The assault came a day after Russian forces withdrew from a strategic Black Sea island snake island. It was initially thought that that retreat could ease the threat to Odessa, but Russian forces have kept up their push to encircle the last stronghold of resistance in the eastern province of Luhansk. American basketball star Brittany griner has just arrived at a Moscow area court as she is set to go on trial today. This comes about four and a half months after she was arrested on cannabis possession charges at an airport while traveling to play for a Russian team. The Phoenix mercury center and two time U.S. Olympic gold medalist could face up to ten years in prison if convicted of large scale transportation of drugs, fewer than 1% of defendants in Russian criminal cases are acquitted and acquittals can be overturned. It's 5 32 now. They January 6th committee investigating the attack at the capitol, says it will consider criminal referrals to the Justice Department. If there's evidence of witness tampering, Mitchell Miller has more from Capitol Hill. The panel's vice chair Liz Cheney at the latest hearing read from statements made by some witnesses who were not so subtly told to be loyal. They reminded me a couple of times that Trump does read transcripts and just keep that in mind as I proceed through my interviews with the committee. Cheney has subsequently told ABC News that witnesses have indicated they've received veiled threats. She says the committee and the Justice Department should take any indications of witness tampering seriously. CNN reports that former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson was contacted in an apparent effort to influence her testimony. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO P news. There are allegations of election meddling in the race for governor in Maryland. All they care about is their own political power. With the Maryland primary less than three weeks away, Republican candidate for governor Kelly Schultz says the democratic governors association is interfering by spending more than a $1 million for TV ads that support a Republican rival Dan Cox. She says the group thinks that Cox will be easier for the eventual democratic nominee to defeat. They think that you can be manipulated and fooled. Cox called the claims a distraction. He's endorsed by former president Donald Trump while Schultz is backed by governor Larry Hogan. Nick I LA WTO P news. Meantime, we continue hearing from other candidates for governor in Maryland. One of those running was born in Rockville, and if elected would be the youngest person to serve as governor. Ashwani Jain, a Democrat, is running a publicly funded campaign for governor on education Jane says he would make changes, including moving away from standardized testing to more performance based testing. When it comes to student mental health and school safety, he says his plans would include removing SROs and replacing them with more guidance counselors and social workers. Jane doesn't think public safety and police accountability are mutually exclusive. We demand accountability in every other field and our criminal justice system should be no different. On economic matters, Jane emphasizes incentives for small businesses, Jane supports transit like the purple line, but opposes widening and adding toll lanes on I two 70. And he favors what he calls sustainably expanding capacity at the Chesapeake Bay bridge. I would mandate that at least one or two of those lanes are designated for HOV or buses and making sure we don't forget about the access roads. Kate Ryan, WTO news. Now you can read the interviews with all of the Maryland governor candidates at WTO dot com and search the word candidates. The Maryland primary, by the way, is on July 19th. Fuel leaked into the tap water of a military base because of shoddy management and human error. That's according to a navy investigation into a jet fuel leak last year at Hawaii's Pearl Harbor. It poisoned thousands of people and forced military families to evacuate their homes. The report lists a cascading series of mistakes that caused the fuel to leak multiple times. Four men are now facing charges in connection with the deadliest migrant smuggling incident ever on U.S. soil. More than 50 migrants were found dead in an abandoned trailer near San Antonio on Monday. Federal officials have charged the driver of the truck and three others with conspiracy to transport illegal aliens, resulting in death. If convicted they could get life in prison or the death penalty, according to court documents, one of the four 28 year old Christian Martinez said the driver 45 year old Texas native Homer zamorano was unaware the AC unit stopped working, which is the reason the 53 migrants died from
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"Kind of not that many options I'd say, so it was kind of really between food service, like we're going to restaurant, and as a lifeguard. Hiring managers, I've talked with, say, they do have jobs available. Buffalo exchange and Ballard is one of those hiring for retail jobs. Shift leader Sarah helier tells me it's more than just a run of the mill retail job though. So we're really looking for people who are able to articulate their fashion knowledge very well and having at least some understanding of retail prices and brand awareness and news. Many employers say the key for job seekers is a willingness to be flexible. Northwest news time three 40 and the Mariners are still playing and the score right now at the bottom 7th this all tied up one one. And now let's check in with Joel stern from the Beacon plumbing sports desk. The Mariners go for the series sweep against the angels and Anaheim, Seattle's one 5 straight, giving up three runs for less than all 5 games. They trail the second place rangers by a game and a half. The reigning national league MVP will be out indefinitely, police South Hill with Bryce Harper suffered a broken thumb. After being hit by a 97 mph pitch from Padres left hander Blake Snell, Dodgers reliever Daniel Hudson's after the rest of the season with a torn ACL, the storm sex game will be on Thursday when they host Las Vegas, former Phoenix mercury center and 8 time WNBA all star Tina Charles is reportedly set to sign with Seattle. The lightning can even up the sailing Cup final at three with a win against the avalanche in Tampa, sander schauffele shoots a final round 68 and wins the traveler's championship by two strokes. Northwest news radio. If you believe in reciprocity, the idea of give and take or getting out what you put in, then
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"Jr. famously said, one has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws. After a law professor suggested women and doctors could be prosecuted for murder if they received or performed abortions in other states, so once suggested Seattle PD should be prevented from making arrests. Prevent police from arresting people, either patients or doctors for outstanding words related to anti abortion laws. This threatens to pit Idaho in Washington against each other in a legal fight. So what is this warning? Let anyone try to buy draconian and I abortion laws come to Seattle. She's also calling on the legislature to make Washington an abortion sanctuary state. John libertini, northwest news radio. Not less news time three ten let's update you now on the Mariners game. It is the bottom of the 6th and currently the score is one zero Mariners. Now let's check in with Joel stern from the beak and plumbing sports desk. The Mariners close out their three game set with the angels and Anaheim nims of one 5 three, allowing three runs for less than all 5 games. The hussies get another commitment, though I should Jack it a 6 foot 7, 280 pound offensive tackle from orange California makes the announcement while on an official visit to Washington, he's a 7th prospect to make a verbal pledge in the last 6 days. The storm's idol until Thursday when they host the Las Vegas aces, former Phoenix mercury center and 8 time WNBA all star Tina Charles is reportedly set to sign with Seattle. The avalanche can win the Stanley Cup with the game 6 win over the lightning in Tampa, the final rounds underway at the traveler's championship, Xander schaffle starts the day with a one shot lead. I'm Joel stern, northwest news radio. Going back to school as a working adult
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"How are you Pretty good I noticed that you noticed the Bill Cosby story catch us up on that The Supreme Court announced today that they are not going to review They didn't comment as to why but as unusual they said they were not reviewed as sexual assault case meaning he continues to be a free man basically ending the almost 20 year saga that resulted in him being found guilty and then let go shortly thereafter What was the technicality was a jury instructions how was it that he got out He was convicted based on his own testimony in the deposition that he gave in which he basically admitted to drugging and sexually assaulting them and the problem was he did so under an agreement allegedly by the former Montgomery county state's attorney or prosecuting attorney who had made a deal with him that in exchange for his testimony he would not use that testimony against him well He left office and the new prosecutor came in and said I don't know of any deal That wasn't written down I didn't agree to it So to that I'm going to use that testimony in the Android constant case and that testimony obviously proved crucial to that jury finding will cause the guilty said that that's not fair you can't make an agreement with him use his testimony against him and then turn around and use that testimony in contravening contrary to that deal and prosecute him so they release them on that whether that's a technicality or not depends on I think your perspective Well actually it seems reasonable that at least we abide by the rules but why did they cut him that deal to begin with What's the point of getting him to admit to those crimes if you're not going to prosecute him for them Or did they think they could get a prosecution without that evidence Yeah I mean the whole theory in the criminal trial was that this they didn't rely necessarily on his admission It was more of a motor type around a theory that this is the way he has acted on many other cases So they thought they could proceed and win without that But that's why they may be initial deal with him So whatever Cosby is he stays then this was appealed to the Supreme Court And the court didn't pass judgment on it They simply declined to issue any thing on it right Yeah I mean it's not bad unusual for them to rule on an issue like this at evidentiary issue without commenting there You may have heard fairly busy with other cases So it's fairly common than what it's an issue just like this A yes or no as to whether the rules were followed then they will not issue a comment although on Friday with the Boston bomber they did go to the trouble of actually explaining why they were reading the death penalty Talk to me a little bit about that Yeah Joe carts are niya is the sentence Boston bomber of course in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing in the brother were convicted by a jury in Boston of killing three people and he was sentenced by that jury to death an appellate court had overturned that ruling in 2020 the wiped out the death penalty and they ordered a new penalty because they had felt that he that the jury should have heard evidence of this idea that his older brother was the mastermind and also that the jury should have been allowed to be questioned more about pre trial publicity Those two issues are the reason why an appeal court a federal appeals court said that we want to revisit the sentence Well that was appealed to the Supreme Court on Friday in a 6 to three ruling authored by justice clarence Thomas the court held that he had a fair trial and his Fifth Amendment rights were not violated so they reinstated the death penalty although there is currently a moratorium federally on the death penalty So whether he that is reinstated or whether that's carried out is a different question Yeah so I wondered about that Illinois had a moratorium for some time on the death penalty federally there is a moratorium on the death do not some states put people to death still President Biden well this is a federal conviction So there are state there are states that still have the death penalty for state offenses This is a federal federal sentence So there is a moratorium currently by the Biden administration and they say they're studying whether they should reinstate that justice Breyer than now retiring justice Breyer in the sense in this case did go into the reasons why there should be no federal debt there should be no death penalty at all but it was reinstated in this case but whether it will be carried out again a subject to whether the administration reinstates the death penalty Russia said on Saturday that it had detained an American basketball player it turns out it's Phoenix mercury center Brittany griner She's the very tall very talented WNBA superstar on drug charges and this is from The New York Times entangling a U.S. citizen's fate in the dangerous confrontations between Russia and the west over Ukraine What are you hearing about that What's happening Well Russia is notorious for very aggressively pursuing their drug laws Russia has a really aggressive enforcement all their love and that has been in effect long before this war or innovation of Ukraine has begun Of course now it has been intertwined with what's going on in Russia and Ukraine because Russia will obviously use this high profile WNBA player as an asset But this is nothing new Bringing drugs in and out of Russia is a very dangerous thing to do And in this case it has a sense of ten years I believe And Russia's notorious to not afford criminal defendants any of the civil rights and criminal rights that we enjoy here in the west So I think their conviction rate I heard was upwards of 95% She's still being detained She makes a quarter $1 million a year She had some hash oil which is the way people legally consume it at times in America now I got to go rich but any expectation of what's going to happen to her Well I think that she will be a pawn in this issue and based on the Secretary of State's awards yesterday He's treating her like anyone else I don't know if those will get preferential treatment especially when you consider there's many more Americans who have been detained for much longer than she is Rich griner is a partner at Bryce Downey and lenkov rich griner Be Stephanie or that would be her name is griner Your name is lenkov right Rich lankov is a partner at Bryce Downey and Lanka and he's the host of legal face off You can catch it at WGN radio.