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Bloomberg Radio New York
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"The Obama is rallying in support where Pennsylvania Democrats. On Saturday, Obama voiced his support for Josh Shapiro and John fetterman. As your senator John will help build the economy that works for everyone because that's his track record. He's going to improve our criminal justice system. He'll lower costs for Pennsylvania families. Polls show federman in a virtual time with Republican mehmed eyes in the hotly contested U.S. Senate race, Obama went on to stress the importance of the midterm elections and warned we could lose decades of progress if Republicans gained control of the House and Senate. George's early voting members are record breaking this year, more than two and a half million people in this state have already cast their ballots by mail or in person, setting a new record by hundreds of thousands of votes. The most recent polls show GOP Senate candidate Herschel Walker beginning to close the gap between himself and Democrat Raphael Warnock at a recent campaign stop war on October reporters that people of Georgia are fired up about this election. The man accused of attacking House speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband will have a preliminary hearing next month. Julie Ryan has more. It's been scheduled for December 14th. David de papp is charged with breaking into the couple's home last Friday looking for the speaker, but ended up hitting her husband with a hammer. Federal charges, including attempted kidnapping of a U.S. official, have also been filed against a pap. I'm Julie Ryan. At least 9 people were injured following a shooting outside a bar in Philadelphia, a vehicle reported we pulled up and fired into a crown on the sidewalk with upwards of 40 shots being fired, two people are reportedly in critical condition with multiple shooters believed to be involved. For the second time in franchise history, the Houston Astros are World Series champions. The Astros topped the Philadelphia affiliates four to one in game 6 to clinch the title. And check your tickets for the Powerball at Saturday's jackpot is the highest in United States history. The winning numbers for the $1.6 billion lottery are 69, 53, 45, 56 and 28. The Powerball number is 20. The odds of matching all 5 numbers and the Powerball number is one in about 293 million. I'm Mark Mayfield. Former president Trump is once again hinting he is close to running again in 2024. I promise you, in the very next very, very, very short period of time. You're going to be so happy. Trump made those comments during a rally in Pennsylvania for GOP candidates that he has endorsed. Trump cited economic and cultural issues as reasons for supporters to vote in the midterm elections on Tuesday. He also suggested that the 2020 election was rigged and stolen, something he has said he was worried about for the campaigns of mehmet Oz and Doug mastriano. A new poll says a large majority of Americans are concerned about politically motivated violence, just days before the midterm elections a Washington Post ABC News poll found 88% of respondents said political divisions are creating an increased risk of violence in the U.S., 63% said they were very concerned while 25% said they were somewhat concerned
Bloomberg Radio New York
"politically motivated violence" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"A new poll shows a large majority of Americans are worried about politically motivated violence. A Washington Post ABC News poll found nearly 9 in ten adults listing it as their top concern just days before the midterm elections. Nancy Pelosi is making her first on camera appearance since her husband was attacked and hospitalized last week, the House speaker announced that her husband will improve over time and she's optimistic about his recovery after his release from the hospital Thursday. President Biden is telling workers at via sat in Carlsbad outside San Diego that their work matters to bring technology products back to the U.S.. What you do here at this company really matters. So much of it depends on semiconductors, those tiny computer chips, the size of a fingertip, the power our everyday lives and power more and more of what we need. The president also said the U.S. can't rely on supply chains from other countries, including China, so technology needs to be produced in America. I'm Brian shook. You're listening to masters in business with Barry riddles on Bloomberg radio. I'm Barry Ritchie, listening to masters and business on Bloomberg radio, my extra special guest today is Edwin Chancellor. He is a journalist and financial historian and author of a number of fascinating books, most recently, the price of time, the real story of interest, so clearly the cover of the book has an hourglass showing time slowly seeping away. How important is time to those of us working in finance and engaging in transactions where capital is put it at risk, but it's fine too, but I'm first I'd say time is important to all human beings, and what's called time preference, peoples, tendency to prefer that present to the future to dis what we call discount the future appears to be a universal phenomenon, as people some people are another way to talk about is impatience. Some people are more impatient than others. Everyone has their own internal interest or discount rate, in finance all finance is about transacting across times lending investing and so forth. It's absolutely central to no activity in finance that doesn't involve an interest rate. And I cite a description of the failure of the Soviet economy. Even if you have a Soviet planned economy, you need to allocate resources across time, and if you're not guided by the interest rate at which the Soviets weren't, you're going to have these misallocations of capital that eventually clog up the system. So let's talk about that. I love this quote. Interest rates are the most important signal in a market based economy and the universal price affecting all others. Your suggesting because that signal was missing from the Soviet economy, it eventually crashed and burnt. Yeah, among other reasons. What I'm saying is that every society because it's innate to human because all humans are constrained by their mortality, all action take place, economic actions take place across time, that even if you didn't have a capitalist or market economy, something would need to ration or to direct your resources or direct your behavior across that. In a way, it's more explicit in a capitalist economy because you're paying a certain rate of interest on your loan or you have a certain required hurdle rate on your investment or your applying a certain discount in the valuation of an asset. So in that sense, the time value of money is sort of the first thing one learns in finance. So prior to the financial crisis, I never thought about zero interest rates. And I certainly never thought about negative interest rates that the decade that followed that seemed to have create all of these negative rates, how do they affect economies? How do they affect trade and how do they affect the consumer? Save zero rate leads to these build ups of financial instability and at the same time contributes to a misallocation of capital. You're not getting any yield on fixed income. So you tend to go to more speculative. Exactly. The whole Tina, there is no alternative. The English 19th century finance rate award badge at where he says, John bulls, near the eponymous English man, John bull can stand many things, but he can not stand 2%. And when people, we talk about yield chasing or carry trading when rates very low, with the negative rates. Do you remember the argument negative rates was that they were going to turbo charge the economies? This was a phrase used by Ken rogoff the Harvard economist who read a book called the curse of cash, in 20, I think 2016, we argued that you need to get rid of cash so that we could have properly negative rates. Well, the way I see negative rate is, it's a tax on capital. Which is instituted by an unelected Central Bank. Central Bank or policy maker without any one without any one voting for it. These people who wanted us all to have accounts with the Central Bank with the Central Bank having an authority just takes much of our capital away. Seem to undermine property rights. But leaving aside that, where we see you in a place like Japan and Europe, there was no turbocharging of the economy. In fact, as you know, banks can't make money and negative rates. And they are reluctant to lend. This is a point that Bill gross, pimco's former Bond king, was making very early on in the era of zero rates. He says it's sort of created was sort of leukemia in the financial system. The next race that destroyed the vitality of the banking system, but he said, you know, he says that you need positive carry for the financial system to carry on making lands. Now, negative rates make things a lot worse. I mean, what you saw when the Japanese went over to negative rates in 2016, articles in the newspaper about Japanese buying safes to store their money, and one of the large German banks also announced that it was going to be storing cash. And then you get these absurdities. So I don't think it's impetus to credit growth, but you have this absurd Danish home buyers actually receiving payments on their mortgages. So you're having a transfer of wealth from savers to borrowers, and then you which makes no sense. No, no. Look, we've been living in Alice in Wonderland world today. I mean, I think it's just the Lewis Carroll world. I mentioned however long dated Japanese bonds at negative yields that some Japanese life insurance guy who I said yield state matter and people were by buying long dated months at negative yields in anticipation of them going lower. Of yields going lower and therefore you could get capital gains from bonds with negative yields, and if you wanted income, you had to buy equities. How is that any different than the people buying some of the coins you mentioned or the NFTs, you're buying a negative yielding instrument, I'll give you a $100 for a century, and in a hundred years give me back $98, how is that any different than buying an NFT? Well, I mean, you're right. Other than you get your $98. Credit of the government. But look what happened in the guilt market. Recently in the UK quite recently. So you had these long dated index linked gilts. The one eyesight that 2073 linker. The equivalent of a 50 year bond here in the U.S.. Yeah, but actually trading on a negative yield at last year of two and a half percent, been trading down for a long time. This year, that Bond has lost 85% of its value. At the trough before the Bank of England intervened to try and sort of stop the guilt market completely blowing apart, it was, it was yielding to redemption 1.1%
WTOP
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"Midterms fast approaching. Jen easterly is the director of the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency. These election officials, these are not faceless backroom bureaucrats. These are our relatives, our Friends, our neighbors, they're in our community. They are dedicated public servants, and they deserve to be safe. Easterly spoke on CBS's face the nation. The issue of politically motivated violence has gained more national prominence following Friday's hammer attack against 82 year old Paul Pelosi, husband of House speaker Nancy Pelosi. Here's CBS Scott mcfarlane. In the wake of the attack against Paul Pelosi, the U.S. capitol police chief, a send a message and alert to all members of the U.S. House saying the agency is quote working around the clock to stop thousands of potential threats in their tracks, and he urges members of Congress to take advantage of capitol police resources, including an evaluation on their homes to recommend the best security systems. Paul Pelosi was attacked with a hammer in the family San Francisco home he suffered severe injuries, including a fractured skull, the assailant reportedly was looking for Nancy Pelosi after he broke into the house. A national mourning period is underway in South Korea after a crowd surge at an outdoor Halloween celebration. The BBC Celia Hatton has details. Officials in Seoul are now saying that 97 of the 153 victims are women and the theory is that because many women are a little bit smaller and South Korea, maybe they couldn't fight their way out of this crush, some people are still missing the morning period will last one week. In India, a fatal bridge collapse has killed at least 60 people. The suspension foot bridge over the macho river and the more be town of Gujarat was built in the 19th century. It had been closed for renovation for 6 months and was reopened just a week ago. Videos of the aftermath of the collapse show people clinging onto the cables of the bridge, trying to stay afloat. The BBC's you get a Lemay. Did you win last night's powerful jock pot? Starting out with the number 40, the number 19. Well, no you did not, because no one won, and that means the grand prize has now grown to $1 billion the next drawing is tomorrow night. Halloween came early to downtown La Crosse, Wisconsin yesterday. That's where local businesses handed out all manner of Halloween goodies to kids in costumes. Kids like these. Making candy. And eating it and then having to tell me. Yeah. Yeah. That's what it involves. Did you catch that? He said, eating it and having a tummy ache. Well, at least
WCPT 820
"politically motivated violence" Discussed on WCPT 820
"It may be for you it is the end of the week It's also good Friday And Passover begins at sundown tonight it's tax day sort of We got an extension till Monday but more or less A 110 years ago today also the Titanic sank maybe the Ukrainians should have timed taking out the mosques must go by But two days later and make it a memorial of the Titanic probably not They did what they did when they could Anyhow we got a lot in the program today It is of course you and me all day for three hours anything goes Friday two O two 8 O 8 9 9 25 is our telephone number There are a few things that I'm going to be tossing out as we go through the program and our first hour I want to get into You know when a guy shooting up a subway car is charged with terrorism and that's what happened in New York But the January group 6th group that killed 6 people to end the rule of law in America isn't charged with terrorism Something is out of kilter Have you experienced politically motivated violence or the threat of violence We're getting to that in just a moment Also how it wasn't until the 1960s that Catholics and many other denominations stopped the kill the Jews rhetoric on good Friday today Also to all Republicans who insist on banning abortion because it kills innocent humans we have an interesting little rant about that In the second hour the debate dividing the January 6th committee should they refer Trump to the DoJ for prosecution or could that somehow backfire Should they instead just put all their effort into convincing the American people that the United States nearly suffered a coup Also in the second hour of the program why the Republican Party is refusing to do debates with the commission on presidential debates By the way this is the second time they've pulled this little trick I'll fill you in in the history of that And in our third hour is long COVID We're staying in the labor shortage So as we move toward anything goes Friday here toward your calls Let me just run through a couple of these things real quickly And then I'll pick up your phone calls for anything goes Friday There's an ant on my news.
KCRW
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"Israel is poised for Sunday schedule vote for a new prime minister. Just over a week ago, a coalition announced that it had a slim majority in the parliament for ousting Benjamin Netanyahu. He's held the job longer than anyone, and he's still fighting against the odds to hang on. The vote comes as other issues are simmering and will make for a tense couple days ahead. NPR's cattle on store reports from Jerusalem and just a warning There are some startling noises. A few days ago, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the country. We are witnessing the greatest election fraud in the history of our country, he said. And his supporters have been taking to the streets even as Israel's domestic security service warned of potential politically motivated violence. But it looks like a former Netanyahu ally. Fellow right winger Naftali Bennett has a slim majority in the parliament to form a new government on Sunday he would replace Netanyahu as prime minister. In a statement. Bennett has pleaded with Netanyahu to quote Let go and not leave scorched earth behind him. This new coalition is betting Israelis are ready for a change. After 12 years of Netanyahu's fiery rhetoric. Jason Pearlman is a media consultant who has worked with Bennett. I think that what we can be sure of is a change in tone. I'm not suggesting agreement. But the ability to talk and communicate respectfully, certainly within the Israeli political spectrum is something that many Israeli voters are looking forward to gleefully. There are other tensions this weekend to it's been only a few weeks since a deadly war with Hamas militants in Gaza. There are pending evictions of Palestinian families in east Jerusalem to make way for Jewish settlers, and there's an ultra nationalist Israeli March, twice postponed, scheduled to approach those same neighborhoods on Tuesday. Yesterday evening, the far right Israeli lawmaker and supporters assembled outside the Muslim quarter of the Old city, waving an Israeli flag and supporting.
KQED Radio
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"Israel's domestic security service warned of potential politically motivated violence, But it looks like a former Netanyahu ally. Fellow right winger Naftali Bennett has a slim majority in the parliament to form a new government. On Sunday he would replace Netanyahu as prime minister, in a statement, Bennett has pleaded with Netanyahu to quote let go and not leave scorched earth behind him. This new coalition is betting Israelis are ready for a change. After 12 years of Netanyahu's fiery rhetoric. Jason Pearlman is a media consultant who has worked with Bennett. I think that what we can be sure of is a change in home. I'm not suggesting agreement, but the ability to talk and communicate respectfully, certainly within Israeli political spectrum is something that many Israeli voters are looking forward to gleefully. There are other tensions this weekend to it's been only a few weeks since a deadly war with Hamas militants in Gaza. There are pending evictions of Palestinian families in east Jerusalem to make way for Jewish settlers. And there's an ultra nationalist Israeli March, twice postponed, scheduled to approach those same neighborhoods on Tuesday. Yesterday evening, a far right Israeli lawmaker and supporters assembled outside the Muslim quarter of the old city. Waving in Israeli flag and supporting the planned March, crowds of Palestinians protested. A few Palestinians through plastic water bottles. Israeli police responded with tear gas and flash grenades. The police dispersed the crowds by sprain foul smelling liquid on them as the call to prayer began. At this point, the march planned for Tuesday could be the next flashpoint in Jerusalem. Whether it takes place or not, would be one of the first decisions for the new government and Naftali Bennett if they prevail on Sunday. CAT Langsdorf NPR NEWS Jerusalem.
WNYC 93.9 FM
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"Israel is poised for Sunday schedule vote for a new prime minister. Just over a week ago, a coalition announced that it had a slim majority in the parliament for ousting Benjamin Netanyahu. He's held the job longer than anyone, and he's still fighting against the odds to hang on. The vote comes as other issues are simmering and will make for a tense couple days ahead. NPR's cat lawn store reports from Jerusalem and just a warning. There are some startling noises. A few days ago, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu address the country. We are witnessing the greatest election fraud in the history of our country, he said, and his supporters have been taking to the streets even as Israel's domestic security service warned of potential politically motivated violence. But it looks like a former Netanyahu ally. Fellow right winger Naftali Bennett has a slim majority in the parliament to form a new government. On Sunday he would replace Netanyahu as prime minister in a statement, Bennett has pleaded with Netanyahu to quote let go and not leave scorched earth behind him. This new coalition is betting Israelis are ready for a change. After 12 years of Netanyahu's fiery rhetoric. Jason Pearlman is a media consultant who has worked with Bennett. I think that what we can be sure of is a change in tone. I'm not suggesting agreement, but the ability to talk and communicate respectfully, certainly within Israeli political spectrum. It's something that many Israeli voters are looking forward to gleefully. There are other tensions this weekend to it's been only a few weeks since a deadly war with Hamas militants in Gaza. There are pending evictions of Palestinian families in East Jerusalem to make way for Jewish settlers, and there's an ultra nationalist Israeli March, twice postponed, scheduled to approach those same neighborhoods on Tuesday. Yesterday evening of far right Israeli lawmaker and supporters assembled outside the Muslim quarter of the Old city, waving an Israeli flag and supporting the planned March, crowds of Palestinians protested. Few Palestinians through plastic water bottles. Israeli police responded with tear gas and flash grenades. Police dispersed the crowds by sprain foul smelling liquid on them as the call to prayer began. At this point, the march planned for Tuesday could be the next flashpoint in Jerusalem. Whether it takes place or not, would be one of the first decisions for the new government and Naftali Bennett. If they prevail on Sunday. Catalan store for NPR NEWS Jerusalem.
WNYC 93.9 FM
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"Said. It's a major step toward undoing the damage caused by his predecessor. Mother knew that we're doing Here other than restoring the affordable care act and restoring the Medicaid to the way it was before Trump became president. The enrollment period to sign up for coverage under the affordable Care Act will reopen on February 15th foreign additional three months. Windsor Johnston. NPR NEWS Washington Variant of the coronavirus that first turned up in South Africa has now been found in the U. S. Officials in South Carolina today. Reporting to such cases of now been diagnosed in that state viruses mutate and many variants of the virus have been circulating around the globe, including ones that first turned up in the UK in Brazil. It's since been confirmed in the US researchers believe current vaccines are effective against the virus strain so some the variance to appear to be more contagious than others. 71 year old man from South Charleston, West Virginia, was arrested this week outside the U. S Capitol with a gun and 20 rounds of ammunition. State Mystics of West Virginia Public broadcasting reports he was arrested the same day the U. S Department of Homeland Security issued a bulletin warning of the potential for politically motivated violence by domestic extremists. Court records indicate Dennis Westover was arrested and charged with carrying a pistol without a permit, according to police West ever exited his vehicle near the Rayburn House office building was observed shelling at National Guard members through a fence. After being stopped by officers and asked whether he had a gun in his vehicle West ever told police he had a gun in the center console and was arrested was never pleaded not guilty to the charge Thursday, was released under his own recognizance in order to stay out of D. C. Social Media Post show West ever attended the January 6 rally of the U. S Capitol when some riders stormed the building. For NPR News. I'm Dave Mystic. The Commerce Department is reporting the U. S economy for all of last year contracted of its deepest pace since World War two as the Corona virus pandemic, depressed consumer spending and led to widespread layoffs. Government says the overall flow of goods and services when the U. S borders despite a pick up in the final Three months of the year, fell 3.5%. Marks the biggest single year decline since 1946. On Wall Street stocks gained ground today the Dow was up 300 points. The NASDAQ Rose 66 points the S and P 500 closed up 36 points today. This is NPR. This is W when my C in New York I'm Shawn Carlson. Word of mild side effects after the second doses of the cova 19 of vaccine are administered is tempting some people to take over the counter pain relievers like aspirin, ibuprofen in advance before getting the shots. Dr. Adam Berman from Long Island Jewish Hospital says that's generally not a good idea. If you feel like you can deal with the symptom, and you don't absolutely need to take a medication that it's always best to not take a medication. Some studies show that anti inflammatory drugs can reduce the body's ability to produce antibodies. But Berman says that evidence isn't strong enough to avoid pain killers altogether on Lee use them as needed if nausea, fatigue or low grade fever arise after the injection. York City residents will now play a role in selecting commanding officers for their local police precincts. Under a new policy announced by Mayor de Blasio today, W glossies Yasmeen Khan reports the idea that community members should have a say in choosing the person who leads the cops patrolling their neighborhood has been floated for awhile, Mayor De Blasio says Going forward the existing precinct councils made up of local residents. We'll be able to interview candidates. Bishop Erskine Williams leads the precinct counsel in the 103, which encompasses Jamaica, Queens. He loves the idea because he thinks it could have a positive effect on the candidates and make them more open to working with the community. I believe in my heart But if they know they have to be vetted by the precinct council executive board, he would take a very different position when they come. Precinct councils will make a recommendation on who to hire. But the police commissioner has final say. Gonna be clear Cold tonight Loaf about 16 degrees. It's 10. 06 support for NPR comes from the Kauffman Foundation, working together with communities to break down barriers and prepare all people for success in their jobs and careers.
KQED Radio
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"Affordable care act and restoring the Medicaid. The way it was before Trump became president. The enrollment period to sign up for coverage under the affordable Care Act will reopen on February 15th foreign additional three months. Windsor Johnston. NPR NEWS Washington New variant of the coronavirus that first turned up in South Africa has now been found in the U. S. Officials in South Carolina today, reporting to such cases of non been diagnosed in that state viruses mutate and many variants of the virus have been circulating around the globe, including ones that first turned up in the UK in Brazil. It's since been confirmed in the US researchers believe current vaccines are effective against the virus strain so some the variance to appear to be more contagious than others. 71 year old man from South Charleston, West Virginia, was arrested this week outside the U. S Capitol with a gun and 20 rounds of ammunition. State Mystics of West Virginia Public broadcasting reports he was arrested the same day the U. S Department of Homeland Security issued a bulletin warning of the potential for politically motivated violence by domestic extremists. Court records indicate Dennis Westover was arrested and charged with carrying a pistol without a permit, according to police was never exited. His vehicle near the Rayburn House office building was observed, shouting at National Guard members through a fence after being stopped by officers and asked whether he had a gun in his vehicle West ever told police he had a gun in the center console and was arrested. Western Ripley did not guilty to the charge Thursday, was released under his own recognizance in order to stay out of DC Social Media Post Show West ever attended the January 6 rally at the U. S Capitol when some riders stormed the building. For NPR News. I'm Dave Mystic. The Commerce Department is reporting the U. S economy for all of last year contracted at its deepest pace since World War two as the Corona virus pandemic, depressed consumer spending and led to widespread layoffs. Government says the overall flow of goods and services when the U. S borders despite a pick up in the final three months of the year, fell 3.5% that marks the biggest single year decline since 1946 On Wall Street stocks gained ground. Today the Dow was up 300 points. The NASDAQ Rose 66 points the S and P 500 closed up 36 points today. This is NPR Live from KQED News. I'm terrorists. Tyler. Some California businesses are challenging Covad related workplace safety protections as K cuties Polly striker reports at a hearing in San Francisco Superior Court Thursday, a lawyer for the National Retail Federation Claimed state workplace safety regulator Cal OSHA exceeded its authority by enacting certain emergency regulations late last year at issue providing covert testing at no cost to employees and paid time off when there's an outbreak or exposure in the workplace. Businesses say the rules are burdensome and expensive, and employers had already made adjustments like plexiglass shields and stores and improve ventilation systems. Cal OSHA argued the agency is putting the safety of workers first during a pandemic. In a tentative ruling, the judge indicated he may deny a preliminary injunction requested by plaintiffs. I'm Polly Striker. KQED News. San Francisco Mayor London Breed outlined her plan for the city's pandemic recovery during her annual state of the city address this morning Breed announced the Mosconi center will soon open as the second mass vaccination site in the city with the goal. Of administering 10,000 vaccines a day Breed also announced a city project's budget of $3.5 billion today, with hard lessons learned and so much yet to do. I believe we are at the start of an incredible recovery. We are just going to repair. We're gonna reinvigorate to come back. Even stronger. Breed says the city's goals include expanding affordable housing, reopening schools and improving public transportation. For more local and state news you can head.
WTVN
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"W T v N Fucks on set. There's troubling new information about the recent massive cyber attack that hit many of our federal agencies. The Associated Press says that the elite Russian hackers who got in didn't have to do so by attacking systems, one by one, they got in by sneaking code into a software update that was then pushed out to thousands of computers. Government agencies and private companies and now U. S. Officials and cyber security experts are saying they've sounded the alarm on this. For years. It was carried out by simply attacking what's called the supply chain network of people and companies that developed software just like every part in a car isn't built by just one company. Software applications are also handled by a network of contractors handling software design, distribution, functionality, even testing in this most recent hack. It's believed that Russian government hackers inserted them all. Wishes code into a software product made by a company called Solar Winds, which gave them remote access to multiple networks. With Fox on Tech. Brett Larson Fox News For the first time in about a year, the Homeland Security Department issued a public terrorism advisory. The public bulletin warned of ideologically motivated violent extremists who object to President Biden's victory. Inciting or committing violence. The Department of Homeland Security issued the warning through the public National terrorism advisory system that replaced Color coded alerts after 9 11, the bulletin said the extremists are motivated by anger over coronavirus restrictions. The 2020 election or police use of force A BCS Aaron Carter ski unclear where the Chinese Communists will allow them to go or who they'll be allowed to talk to. But the World Health Organization team emerged from 14 days quarantine in a hotel in Wuhan to begin It's fact finding mission on the origin of cold in 19 president, Biden says. We can't wait any longer. He's issued executive orders aimed at staving off the worst effects of climate change, cutting oil, gas and coal emissions and doubling energy production from offshore wind turbines. Richard can to ABC News media Minute with Howard Kurtz. Journalists aren't exactly hammering President Biden and his press secretary, Jen Psaki, the way they did Donald Trump and his press secretaries, But the questions are getting more adversarial and.
Pacifica Evening News
Navalny's allies call for new protests in Russia
"Leader Alexei Navalny, or calling for new protests next weekend to demand his release. The call follows a wave of demonstrations across the country in a defiant challenge to President Vladimir Putin over the weekend rallies took place Saturday and over 100 cities In what observers said. We're the largest rallies of such type in years, Human rights groups said over 3700 people were detained. Navalny was arrested January 17th as he returned to Russia. From Germany, where he had spent nearly five months recovering from nerve agent poisoning that he blames on the Kremlin. Stewart Smith reports from Moscow. Tens of thousands turned out for the illegal rally in support of opposition activist Alexey Navalny, but it was quickly ended by police in a matter of hours with 1000 people arrested in the process. Supporters are calling for the release of Mr Navalny, who is being detained for breaking bail conditions ahead of a court hearing in February. The activist claims he was poisoned on the orders of President Putin last year, has says these latest charges are politically motivated. Violence between police and protesters was frequent throughout the afternoon with a police source telling the Tass news agency that 40 people ended up in hospital. Stewart Smith Moscow
News Talk 1130 WISN
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"D C. Mayor Muriel Bowser says the capital and other government sites will be secure. But it goes beyond that for local and federal law enforcement in the United States Army Quite frankly, also has a plan to have it if we have any attacks in our neighborhood. Mayor Bowser on NBC's meet the Press, said the threat of politically motivated violence means this security could last a while. We definitely don't want to see armed troops on our streets, but we do have to take a different posture. Some say. Not since after 9 11 has this level of security been seen in Washington, Fox is Colonel Scott. The president elect is expected to make an appeal for unity in his inaugural address. I think what you'll hear from President elect Biden on Wednesday will be a reflection of a lot of what you heard from him on the campaign trail, which is that He believes we can bring this country together. He believes that we have to bring this country together that ah unified America eyes the only way that we're gonna be able to tackle the massive crises that were grappling with incoming White House communications Director Kate Bedingfield on ABC s this week with George Stephanopoulos with coronavirus deaths in the U. S approaching 400,000. Biden vowing rapid steps to beat the pandemic. One of his goals administer 100 million doses of the vaccine in his 1st 100 days on the job ever. There was a clarion call for people to put aside. Vaccine hesitancy If we can get you know the overwhelming majority of the population vaccinated, we'd be in very good shape and could beat even the mute Dr Anthony Fauci on NBC's meet the Press, adding he thinks Biden's benchmark for 100 million doses is a doable thing. America is listening to Fox News Mrs. Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson. Here's what's trending on the high hard sports network presented by Universal Windows Direct divisional round of the NFL playoff set to continue its Baker Mayfield in the Cleveland Browns heading to Arrowhead Burn FC showdown against Patrick My Homes in the Super Bowl champ Kansas City Chiefs. And tonight, Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will head to New Orleans. They'll take on Drew Brees and the Saints and some big 10 News. Ohio State Buckeyes senior running back Trace sermon has announced he's entering this year's NFL draft..
77WABC Radio
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"Cloak of security in the nation's capital. I'm Steve Rappaport. Fox News Washington D C is under extra tight security ahead of President elect Biden's inauguration, and it could continue for some time. D C. Mayor Muriel Bowser says the capital and other government sites will be secure. But it goes beyond that for local and federal law enforcement in the United States Army Quite frankly, also has a plan to give it if we have any attacks in our neighborhood Mayor Bowser on NBC's meet the Press, said the threat of politically motivated violence means this security could last a while. We definitely don't want to see armed troops on our streets, but we do have to take a different posture. Some say. Not since after 9 11 has this level of security been seen in Washington. Fox is going all Scott. The president elect is expected to make an appeal for unity in his inaugural address. I think what you'll hear from President elect Biden on Wednesday will be a reflection of a lot of what you heard from him on the campaign trail, which is that He believes we can bring this country together. He believes that we have to bring this country together that ah unified America eyes the only way that we're gonna be able to tackle the massive crises that were grappling with incoming White House communications Director Kate Bedingfield on ABC s this week with George Stephanopoulos. With coronavirus deaths in the U. S approaching 400,000 Biden vowing rapid steps to beat the pandemic. One of his goals administer 100 million doses of the vaccine in his 1st 100 days on the job ever there was a clarion call for people to put aside vaccine hesitancy. If we can get you know the overwhelming majority of the population vaccinated. We'd be in very good shape and could beat even the mutant Dr Anthony Fauci on NBC's meet the Press, adding he thinks Biden's benchmark for 100 million doses is a doable thing. America is listening to Fox News. From the Fox News Podcasts Network, download and listen to the virus. And Tim Ladies. This is why you must not laugh at many jokes. Yes, yes, and try and like make them like, Think like, if your as a way of flirting because then they will run around thinking they're funny. Like Cam Cam is not funny at all. And I told about he's like older girls like whatever my jokes like that because they were trying.
KDWN 720AM
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"Cloak of security in the nation's capital. I'm Steve Rappaport. Fox News Washington D C is under extra tight security ahead of President elect Biden's inauguration, and it could continue for some time. D C. Mayor Muriel Bowser says the capital and other government sites will be secure. But it goes beyond that for local and federal law enforcement in the United States Army Quite frankly, also has a plan to prohibit if we have any attacks in our neighborhoods. Me or Bowser on NBC's meet the Press, said. The threat of politically motivated violence means this security could last a while. We definitely don't want to see armed troops on our streets, but we do have to take a different posture. Some say Not since after 9 11 has this level of security been seen in Washington. Fox is going all Scott. The president elect is expected to make an appeal for unity in his inaugural address. I think what you'll hear from president elect biting on Wednesday will be a reflection of a lot of what you heard from him on the campaign trail, which is that He believes we can bring this country together. He believes that we have to bring this country together that ah unified America eyes the only way that we're gonna be able to tackle the massive crises that were grappling with incoming White House communications Director Kate Bedingfield on ABC s this week with George Stephanopoulos. With coronavirus deaths in the U. S approaching 400,000 Biden vowing rapid steps to beat the pandemic. One of his goals administer 100 million doses of the vaccine in his 1st 100 days on the job ever. There was a clarion call for people to put aside vaccine hesitancy. If we can get you know the overwhelming majority of the population vaccinated. We'd be in very good shape and could beat even the mutant Dr Anthony Fauci on NBC's meet the Press, adding He thinks Biden's benchmark for 100 million doses is a doable thing. America is listening to Fox News. From the Fox News Podcast Network, download and listen to the virus. And Tim Ladies. This is why you must not laugh at many jokes. Yes, and try and like, make them like things like, if your as a way of flirting because then they will run around thinking they're funny. Like Cam Cam is not funny at all. And I told about you like older girls like whatever my jokes like that because they were.
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"Cloak of security in the nation's capital. I'm Steve Rapoport. Fox News Washington D C is under extra tight security ahead of President elect Biden's inauguration, and it could continue for some time. D C. Mayor Muriel Bowser says the capital and other government sites will be secure. But it goes beyond that for local and federal law enforcement in the United States Army Quite frankly, also has a plan to have it if we have any attacks in our neighborhoods, Mayor Bowser on NBC Is meet the press, said the threat of politically motivated violence means this security could last a while. We definitely don't want to see armed troops on our streets, but we do have to take a different posture. Some say Not since after 9 11 has this level of security been seen in Washington. Fox is going all Scott. The president elect is expected to make an appeal for unity in his inaugural address. I think what you'll hear from President elect Biden on Wednesday will be a reflection of a lot of what you heard from him on the campaign trail, which is that He believes we can bring this country together. He believes that we have to bring this country together that ah unified America eyes the only way that we're gonna be able to tackle the massive crises that were grappling with incoming White House communications Director Kate Bedingfield on ABC s this week with George Stephanopoulos. With coronavirus deaths in the U. S approaching 400,000 Biden vowing rapid steps to beat the pandemic. One of his goals administer 100 million doses of the vaccine. In his 1st 100 days on the job over there was a clarion call for people to put aside vaccine hesitancy. If we can get you know the overwhelming majority of the population vaccinated. We'd be in very good shape and could beat even the mute Dr Anthony Fauci on NBC's meet the Press, adding he thinks Biden's benchmark for 100 million doses is a doable thing. America.
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"Gentlemen from Oklahoma, reserved gentlewoman from Pennsylvania is recognized. Thank you. We of course, share the concern of our colleagues from the other side of the aisle that an incident like this never happen again, and that's why we are. This is representative Mary Kay Scanlan of Pennsylvania because be clear and present danger of continued violence. Under this administration s Oh, well, I believe there will be a time to talk about bipartisan efforts to have an investigation through this house. This is not the moment for it. And with that I would yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from California. And a distinguished former member of the Rules committee. This Matsui Can a woman from California recognize for two minutes? Mr Speaker. I rise Doris Matsui of California consideration of the resolution before today, calling on the vice president to invoke the 25th amendment and remove President Trump from office immediately. Last week, members of both parties came to the floor of this chamber to take the oath of office. In that oath. Each of us pledged to defend the constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic. I believe that both compels me and my colleagues to act day. Last Wednesday's armed insurrection at the United States Capitol was a coordinated attempt to overthrow our democratic process with violence. Make no mistake. These writers view the president's we Preda claims of fraud as a mandate to act. Lies, misinformation and demagoguery. How consequences Unfortunately, America witnessed those consequences last week. Some on television, some under tables and barricaded offices. Some of these house chambers. Some in the last moments of life. It's not a joy that I immediately called on vice president Pence to invoke the 25th amendment. I am co sponsored a both this resolution and articles of impeachment because I believe I have an obligation to honor my oath and defend the constitution against a grave domestic threat. And so And in a personal note, I'm taking the stand for the future of my grandchildren. Our obligation to them and the future generations is that just this democracy stands. And so it's with sadness but firm resolve that arise to support this rule and implore my colleagues on the other side of the aisle to join me. Thank you. And with that, are you the balance of my time gentleman Yields gentlewoman from Pennsylvania Reserves. Gentlemen from Oklahoma is recognized. Thank you Much speaker. Ms. Speaker I yield to Managed to one of our new members, Ms Maclaine of Michigan, who will be giving her first address on the floor of the House. How much? How much time does the gentleman yield two minutes with speaker the gentlewoman from Michigan is recognized for two minutes. Thank you, Mr Speaker. I rise today to echo many of my colleagues in the call for unity and a peaceful transition of power. I say This is a believer in the Constitution and the fact that the election has been certified. First, the incitement of politically motivated violence that we saw last week is intolerable. Words have caps, representative Lisa McClane, Republican of Michigan, Dunmore. But I ask you this Doesn't everybody need to play by the same rules? So let me highlight some other questionable statements and I quote Let's make sure we show up wherever we have to show up. And if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant in a department store in a gas station, you get out and you create a crowd and you push back on them, and you tell them They're not welcome anymore anywhere. That was not President Trump. Let me give you another one. I just don't even know don't even know why there aren't more uprisings all over the country. Again. Not President Trump. Can we all agree that at times our emotions get in the way. Because we love this country so much. But I ask you this Whatever is good for one side, isn't it good for the other. We all have the Nate the same name on the front of our jersey and that's the United States of America. We need to start acting like it and let her actions follow our words. Impeachment on Lee Insights more division It does not. Provide unity. I offer a solution. I am ready to come together and get to the work. For this great country in which we live. Are you? Reserves. Gentleman from representative McClane, by the way, is one of the 147 Republicans who against all fax voted to object to the election result, which was in support of the Central lie that the president used to incite the crowd. Gentleman from New York, Mr Swazi General from New York is recognized for 2.5 minutes. Mr Speaker. I support invoking the 25th amendment to run back to the Democratic side now office. Former congressman Tom Lantos. Holocaust survivor would often say the veneer of civilization is paper thin. We are its guardians. We cannot rest Tom Swazi of New York. I was sitting right there on Wednesday. They told us to take out our gas masks. Got the rioters had breached the capital. I was standing right over there. The Capitol police locked and barricaded the chamber doors and I heard what I thought were gunshots. As the rioters broke the windows in the main chamber door. The metal pipe. I was standing right over there. The woman was shot outside the speaker's lobby. The police radios rang out. Shots fired in the capital Shots fired in the capital. Everyone down. The veneer of civilization is paper thin. Thousands of people criminals. Desecrated our capital, breaking windows and doors, attacking our brave officers and vandalizing offices. Riot is wearing army fatigues Wave Confederate and trump flags Don Nazi SWAT stickers, and I saw one man of war,.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"politically motivated violence" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"This is Bloomberg 11 30. Now. Global News update. Here's the latest news. Pope Francis says the politically motivated violence on display in the U. S. Capitol is the wrong path. In a Sunday address from the Vatican today, Francis sent a message with his affectionate greeting to the people of the United States. He encourages the entire population to maintain a lofty sense of responsibility in order to calm things down, promote national reconciliation and protect democratic values that are rooted in American society. The West Virginia delegate who was arrested for being part of Wednesday's right is resigning. Derrick Evans submitted his letter of resignation to Governor Jim Justice today, the Wayne County Republican Livestreamed his entrance into the Capitol building. He was arrested in charge Friday, and President elect Joe Biden's dog Major is about to become the first rescue dog to live in the White House. Major and the other Biden family dog champ will accompany the Bidens to their new residents. The German shepherd was adopted by the Bidens and 2018 from the Delaware Humane Association and Wilmington, which is hosting a special online event to commemorate the occasion. That's the latest I'm Lisa Terror. This is Bloomberg Wall Street Week with David Westin from Bloomberg Radio. We're gonna end the week as we do every week with our special contributor Larry Summers of Harvard. He is, of course, former Treasury Secretary Larry Welcome back. Let's start with the end of the week of we can. With the jobs numbers. We lost 140,000 jobs. Although last month's numbers were revised up somewhat. People thought that it might be bad. The markets actually seemed to think Maybe this makes them it's more likely. Were you surprised by the numbers and what do they tell us? If anything, But the economy. I wasn't amazed by the numbers. I think they tell us that we need to get covert in the rear view mirror. Think they tell us that there's a limit to what kind of recovery we could have when people are fearful of going outside and getting more fearful. And so I think the number one message from this statistic is the importance of doing vaccinating better than we get testing. And it doesn't look like so far. We're doing a very good job of that. That's gotta be priority one priority to and priority three for the new administration. And how much of that Larry will require some very targeted stimulus because one of things that we here for a lot of people have small businesses is what it's all about, Particular comes to job creation. And obviously a lot of the small business are things like retail and particularly leisure and restaurants, things like that. Look, David, It doesn't really matter unless people can go to the store and unless they can go to the restaurant we've done okay with the P p p. I'm more worried about the mass layoffs that's taken place in state and local governments. And I'm more worried about the fear that's keeping people indoors. That's keeping people unable to go out and engage in the kind of spending they want to. And I think the longer we have this and the longer we respond just by throwing money, the more complicated problem we're gonna have off huge pent up demand. Whenever we start to make some progress, so I'm very focused right now less on the macro economics, then on the having effective public health strategies, and in all honesty, I don't think the only culprit Has been politics of the Trump Administration is terrible as it has been. I think their medical establishment has not planned in the way it should have for a satisfactory uh, that scene roll out and I sure hope That is going to change. In a way, David. I link to events. I link the failure to protect the capital and the failure to be able to work an eyes the use of all the vaccines that are being delivered. There's a basic question of public sector competence that I think is a profound challenge for the new administration. On. I think that Decades of running against government off venerating what the private sector couldn't do and suggesting the government's just incompetent. That whole ethos has, I think proven to be a bit of a self fulfilling prophecy to terrible consequence for everybody. And so I hope that the new administration is gonna put enormous emphasis. On effective public management because I think it's implementation of what we all agree on Maura than its grand new schemes. That is, uh, necessary. There's a history of this. He goes back to the fact that they didn't get the computer's working right of for Obama care. It goes to the fact that we're having people with incomes over $10 million who don't pay taxes. Who the I r. S doesn't even try to find goes to the lead in the water in, uh In Flint. And I hope that the business community is gonna start recognizing the need for effective, competent government rather than just excoriating government and every term Like I think everyone could get behind a real urge form or competent government. But at what level I mean, we'd like a competent all levels but particularly take the vaccine. For example, we have something of a raging debate right now between Governor Cuomo on the one hand on the mayor of New York City. Oh, Mr De Blasio about exactly who's setting out the rules Because DiBlasio saying, What a second you've got your rules so strict. It means we can't get every vaccinate. You should loosen them up. Some who should be calling shots as a matter of competence. Where should decision making me That's a hard thing to judge in general. I think we need to be putting more responsibility on the federal government in some of these areas, and I think that Having things be invented and reinvented. 50 times is often problematic. I think with respect to vaccines, we need a focus on getting as many people vaccinated as possible..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"politically motivated violence" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"We're seeing a green wave far is equities go Bloomberg, Daybreak with Karen Moscow and Nathan Hager, head of the effort is already laying plans for the next round of doses. U. S relations with China could take a twist weekday mornings at five Eastern. How Close was Tesla to Being part of the Apple empire on Bloomberg Radio? The Bloomberg business happened. Bloomberg radio dot com. Bloomberg, the world is listening. Here's the latest news. Pope Francis says politically motivated violence on display in the U. S. Capitol is the wrong path. In a Sunday address from the Vatican today, Francis sent a message with his affectionate greeting to the people of the United States. He encourages the entire population to maintain a lofty sense of responsibility in order to calm things down, promote national reconciliation and protect democratic values that are rooted in American society. The West Virginia delegate who was arrested for being part of Wednesday's right is resigning. Derrick Evans submitted his letter of resignation to Governor Jim Justice today, the Wayne County Republican Live, streamed his entrance into the Capitol building. He was arrested in charge Friday, and President elect Joe Biden's dog major is about to become the first rescue dog to live in the White House. Major and the other Biden family dog champ will accompany the Bidens to their new residents. The German shepherd was adopted by the Bidens and 2018 from the Delaware Humane Association in Wilmington, which is hosting a special online event to commemorate the occasion. That's the latest on the city area. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom in New York City Fire Department says they've received anonymous allegations of active or retired members being spotted at the deadly riots on Capitol Hill last week. More from Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini. And this comes as many of those seen in viral videos and photos of the riots are being tracked down and arrested. New York one reports. The deputy commissioner for the F D. N Y says they have provided this information to the FBI. The daily News reports. At least two F D N Y members were photographed outside the Capitol building. One was seen from behind while wearing an F D N Y jacket. Another was in regular clothes that didn't identify him as a firefighter. The man in the F D N Y jacket, which read f D N Y Squad, 2 52. Was said to be a retired firefighter. The other man is said to be an active duty firefighter squad. 2 52 is based on a Brooklyn to the spell. A gritty Bloomberg radio. The woman who was seen on video allegedly assaulting a black teen in Soho's Arlo Hotel last month, wrongly accusing him of stealing her phone was arraigned in New York City Criminal Court yesterday and granted supervised release. 22 year old Mia Ponsetto was extradited from her home state of California for the arraignment. She's now facing a series of crimes, attempted robbery, grand larceny, two counts of attempted assault and endangering the welfare of a child. Apple has joined others in removing the parlor APP from its APP store and Amazons Cloud unit decided to stop hosting parlor starting tonight. This as part of a growing backlash after the Social Media network was among those used to organize Wednesday's riots at the Capitol. Japan's government is considering approving fighters covert 19 vaccine for use by people age to 16 years and older. Broadcaster NHK reports. Visor and partner by on Tech have agreed to provide 120 million doses to Japan in the first half of this year. Global News 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg Quick take powered by more than 2700, journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Susanna Palmer. This is Bloomberg. This'll is Bloomberg Wall Street Week with David Westin from Bloomberg Radio. This week. We got to see the minutes of the Federal Reserve's meetings at the end of last year, and FOMC members, for the most part seemed pretty happy with where they are. Though Megan Greene of Harvard's Kennedy School did go through the wrist the Fed may be facing in 2021. This isn't the most earth shattering minutes, but there were a few things in there. For starters, they change their language around. Continuing bond purchases, though it's been saying they'll continue for coming months. They said they'd continue until they reach sufficient progress on hitting their targets. But they were also pretty careful to say that those targets wouldn't be quantitative. They be qualitative. So if that feels kind of frustrating in Vegas, it is and it's intentionally so there was widespread expectations. In early December of murdered her dissidents that the Fed might actually try to extend the duration on their bond purchases. Tonto keep along into the yield curve down, and there was very little appetite for that in the 10 minutes. That, of course, is before the 10 year yields started creeping up in recent days so that that might have changed already since mid December, when they spend minutes Her recorded and then finally, the head talked a little bit about their outlook and you know, in line with expectations, they're pretty pessimistic about the upcoming months. It's gonna be a hard winter, but they're hoping that a vaccine will result in a release that pent up demand in a recovery in the second half of this year's they were much more optimistic, but there's so many risks. Around that you I think that's where keeping in mind well, it's itching as I understand it. What they said, is on the question. Inflation. Specifically, the risk was the downside. That is to say we understood rather than overshoot. But this, of course was before we had those two seats go to Democrats in Georgia. Do you think it's a different world for the Fed today than it was just two days ago? So a lot has happened since you spend minutes even just a couple weeks ago, and I actually don't think that we're in a different world. But if you think that the market seemed to be expecting that we are and that that might be a wrist, so I mentioned the 10 year yield was particularly off of the back of yesterday's Georgia's Senate results, and that's on the basis that will probably get some kind of stimulus out of this government with the Democrats and control the Senate, and that's probably right. But it is worth Considering that might not be a linear crosses. It will require absolute unity amongst the Democrats in the House and the Senate to get a significant fiscal measures passed..