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"Is today's public hearing of the January 6th committee. It's expected to examine any potential ties between right-wing militia groups and the Trump White House. Maryland congressman Jamie Raskin will lead the inquiry today and among the witnesses a former member of the far right group, the oath keepers. Joining us live now on Skype as CNN congressional correspondent Ryan nobles, Ryan, who specifically are we hearing from today and what is the aim of the select committee in today's public hearing? Yeah, that's right, Mark. We're going to hear from two different individuals who have ties to the violence that took place on January 6th. One with a specific tie to the oath keepers, which is a right wing nationalist group that has been I buy the Justice Department, many of their members already under arrest charged with seditious conspiracy. Jason to van Tottenham was a former spokesperson for the oath keepers. He told his local TV station that his perspective today will be about the history of the organization, how they came to be and how they radicalize their members that come under their ranks. And then the other person we're expected to hear from is Stephen ayers, and he is someone who is not directly tied to either of these extremist groups, but he is someone who was radicalized on the Internet, who went down Facebook and Twitter rabbit holes in the days after the 2020 election leading up to January 6th and came to Washington because he was spurred on by members of Trump's team and people close to the former president and was convinced that he needed to come to Washington to wage what he called a Civil War. He has already pled guilty to entering the capitol illegally with someone on that day who ended up committing suicide after the fact when they were charged by the Department of Justice. So what the committee is trying to show here is that this combination of right-wing extremism tied with the misinformation that was coming from the Trump campaign and the Trump White House was what laid the groundwork for the violence and chaos on January 6th. Ryan, there was also a tweet from then president Trump that the committee is particularly interested in back in December that involved Mike Flynn and lawyers, Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell, tell us more about why this is a focus. Yeah, that's exactly right, Deborah. So this tweet came on December 19th and it was the day after of meeting that took place in The White House with a group of election deniers. You mentioned some of them Sidney Powell, Michael Flynn and Rudy Giuliani and others. And The White House counsel pat cipollone was also a part of that meeting and there was a pretty serious back and forth between the two different factions of the Trump wing of the campaign and The White House. Some that were trying to convince a former president that it was time to move on. And others that were feeding his desire to try and overturn the election. And the day after that meeting is when Trump sent a tweet that basically called his members to Washington on January 6th and what the committee is going to be able to piece together today during their hearing was that that became somewhat of a clarion call for all of these right wing extremist groups, the Proud Boys, the oath keepers, the three percenters, and then just a rank and file mega crew that wanted to be a part of something and that Trump's tweet was what spurred that all on and that's part of the reason that all these big crowds came to Washington and it was with a specific intent and that was to stand in the way of the certification of the election. Ryan, how many more of these public hearings are we likely to see from the committee and is there something big that is expected to happen as they begin to wrap this up? So we know for sure Mark, there's at least one more that they say will be planned for next week and the committee has already said that that could be their most explosive hearing. And that's where they're going to paint the picture of the former president's inaction on January 6th that 187 minutes they often talk about while the capital was under siege and what they call Donald Trump's dereliction of duty. That could be a prime time hearing that will happen next week. They don't have specific plans for any other hearings after that, but there's always the possibility that another one could pop up. If a witness comes forward with information that they believe the public needs to hear and then of course there's their final report that will be issued sometime this fall, the report itself will be a written report, but there's always that possibility that they add a hearing along with it to kind of outline what they discovered in the report. The one thing the committee has found is that the American public is interested in these hearings. They're still getting tens of millions of viewers every single time they're having the effect they wanted them to have. So there is the very real possibility that we could see more in the future. Ryan, great to have you as always. Thanks so much for that information. CNN's congressional correspondent Ryan nobles. By the way, that hearing
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"For the committee investigating the capitol insurrection The former first daughter is speaking with the panel virtually this afternoon Ivanka Trump is appearing voluntarily about two months after the committee asked to hear from her CNN congressional correspondent Ryan nobles told us earlier why the panel is interested in talking to her She was also someone who was just in close proximity to the president on that day She was in and out of the Oval Office on that day She was in and out of that back dining room where he was watching the attack unfold on television but she was also in the room when the president had a key phone call with the former vice president Mike Pence as he was upping that pressure campaign to try and get Pence to prevent the certification of the election results Ivanka Trump's interview comes less than a week after her husband Jared Kushner testified to the panel for more than 6 hours One of the ten Republican lawmakers who voted to impeach former president Trump says he's out when his term is up Michigan Republican congressman Fred Upton has served since 1987 His congressional district was melded with another Republican House member and he faced a tough primary this year Another glass ceiling is about to be shattered President Biden has nominated admiral Linda L fagan to serve as the 27th commandant of the U.S. coast guard Upon confirmation admiral fagan will become the first woman to serve as coast guard commandant She's been the vice commandant since June of last year Vega is expected to relieve the retiring commandant of the coast guard admiral Karl Schultz during a change of command ceremony playing for June 1st here in Washington The FBI gets a new official to lead key.
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"Go to long fans dot com and schedule your free estimate today It's 8 11 now and the Senate Judiciary Committee will begin historic confirmation hearings today for judge ketanji Brown Jackson If confirmed the 51 year old judge will become the first black woman to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court Joining us now to go deeper on this on Skype as CNN congressional correspondent Ryan nobles Ryan these confirmation hearings have developed into a strategy of the judge would say as little as possible a little as possible about everything but other things she would be willing to talk about Well I think it'll be interesting Bruce to see how willing Republicans are to press her on some of the aspects of her background that they find to be problematic In an attempt to score political points more than anything it's a pretty much a foregone conclusion that she's going to be confirmed The Democrats have the votes to get that done But there are still some Republicans on this panel who would like to get the attention that would come with asking her some tough questions Now we don't expect that to happen today But later in the week as these hearings continue you might see for instance Josh hawley of Missouri who had a lengthy thread on Twitter over the weekend about his concerns about rulings that she had and some child pornography cases that she might be pressed on that There's also questions about her stance on affirmative action that some Republicans might have a problem with But you're right Bruce overall her judicial record is one that has been of relative moderation and one that shouldn't be problematic as she is likely to coast to confirmation Ryan West Virginia senator Joe Manchin has been a stumbling block on other Biden initiatives What do we know about his feelings on this nomination So far he has been very complimentary of judge Jackson He hasn't said anything that would make you think that he isn't going to come right out and confirm her confirmation he seems to be willing to be part of the team on this one This isn't a nomination that a lot of people are finding problematic In fact there's even the possibility that some Republicans may cross over and vote for her as well You know I don't think that we can lose sight of the fact that this is a historic nomination It is the first black woman to ever be appointed to the Supreme Court It's something that Joe Biden promised his supporters he would do when he was elected president even before he won the democratic nomination he promised that this was something he was going to do So you don't see too many Democrats and even a handful of Republicans wanting to get in the way of this historic nomination process especially when you have someone as qualified as judge Jackson and it appears that Joe Manchin will join those in confirming All right it gets underway in just a few hours Ryan always good to talk to you Thanks so much for joining us this morning Thank you CNN congressional correspondent Ryan nobles The latest on Russia's continued war against Ukraine 8 14 Hi my name is Kent basalis I have worked in the electrical industry for 6 years I became a member of the electricians union local 26.
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"A big new development this week in the House select committee investigation into the capital riot Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows is apparently now cooperating with the panel after the chairman threatened to hold him in contempt of Congress A medals you'll remember served as former via former president Trump's top aide in the final months of his term in office This morning she had been congressional correspondent Ryan nobles who broke the story on what medals may or may not provide here So we don't know the full breadth of his level of cooperation but both the committee and medals lawyer telling CNN that he has agreed to sit for a deposition We don't know the date of that deposition And he's also agreed to hand over documents Beyond that we don't know exactly what it is that he's willing to answer questions about or what documents specifically he's willing to hand over his attorney George toilet or told us in a statement that he is still concerned about executive privilege claims that he believes the former president Donald Trump still has a right to But the committee has indicated through several interviews with members that they may not want to ask Meadows specifically about conversations that he had with Donald Trump in and around the time leading up to January 6th But there are questions that they have that they believe go on beyond the scope of privilege So medals is going to come in He's going to have a conversation with them There could still be a rub though when he actually sits down and if they ask a question that they believe does not fall under executive privilege but Mark Meadows does there could be another impasse Still this is significant progress and what it means in kind of a bottom line sense is that the committee is not going to move ahead with a criminal contempt referral against Mark minos as they have done with two other Trump allies Ryan Mark Meadows has held out for quite a long time Others have outright refused like Steve Bannon could Meadows agree to meet and speak with this committee maybe prompt others to do the same It certainly seems as though the tactic that the committee has taken by being aggressive in pushing for criminal contempt referrals of Steve Bannon and Jeffrey Clark that that is set a signal and a message to some of these other subpoena targets that they're willing to do whatever it takes to get the information And we do know from our reporting that Mark Meadows definitely did not want to deal with the specter of a criminal contemporary referral He did not want to go through that court process He didn't want to have to face prosecution on that level So that's part of what has led him to comply Now again I go back to the idea that his compliance at any point could derail in the committee could take that step But yes in a broader sense there are a wide range of people under subpoena now They've issued 45 different subpoenas and they're seeing different levels of engagement in cooperation with a lot of these people And there's no doubt that the specter of the committee willing to take that step of a criminal prosecution for people that don't comply could be part of why they are having some success with people coming forward and providing the information they're looking for One of those people that they're having difficulty with is a former Justice Department official Jeffrey Clark Where does that part of the investigation stand right now So the committee moving ahead with a criminal contemporary for all of Clark you'll remember that Clark actually did come into a meeting a deposition with the committee but as soon as he got there he refused to answer questions So tonight the committee will have a business meeting where they will formally make that referral Could be voted on in the full House floor by Thursday then just like Bannon it will be in the hands of the Department of Justice CNN congressional correspondent Ryan nobles on WTO P talking with Brennan and Shawn you are listening to 103.5 FM.
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"The TOP news time one 35 We're at this morning at CNN anchor Chris Cuomo finds himself in some hot water really hot After documents showed apparently has involvement in defending his brother then New York governor Andrew Cuomo who resigned you'll remember in the charges of sexual harassment CBS correspondent Nora O'Donnell this morning CNN anchor Chris Cuomo has been suspended indefinitely pending an investigation into his involvement in the defense of his brother then New York governor Andrew Cuomo Andrew Cuomo was forced to resign because of multiple sexual misconduct allegations and Cuomo suspension comes a day after explosive documents released by New York's attorney general revealed he was more involved within previously known in a statement tonight seen and says his involvement raises serious questions What will show which airs at 9 p.m. Eastern Time was CNN's most popular show according to the Nielsen company Stay tuned Double DTP at one 36 Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows agreeing to appear before the House select committee on January 6th but it's still unclear this morning What information he's willing to provide and his attorney tells CNN congressional correspondent Ryan nobles they still believe former president Trump is entitled to executive privileged It's going to come in He's going to have a conversation with them There could still be a rub though when he actually sits down and if they ask a question that they believe does not fall under executive privilege but Mark Meadows does there could be another impasse Still this is significant progress and what it means in kind of a bottom line sense is that the committee is not going to move ahead with a criminal contempt referral against Mark Meadows as they have done with two other Trump allies CNN's Ryan nobles earlier Meadows was subpoenaed and threatened with a contempt of Congress charge by the committee if he refused to cooperate For the first time we are hearing the video now the taped deposition of the man accused of tasing D.C. police officer Michael phonon during the January 6th right at the capitol MSNBC airing the deposition of Daniel Rodriguez who said he was called to D.C. by former president Trump Rodriguez also went to enlist in the military after Trump was elected Yeah I actually went to go to the recruiting office and try to join And at that time Trump was still seen as not a good person Like well it was a very beginning and I went in there with my eye volunteer for Trump I just ordered a door and everything I wanted to recruiting office on.
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"News We're following breaking news involving the January 6th committee there are reports from our reporter and Scott mcfarlane at NBC four the Jeffrey Clark the former Justice Department official who at first refused to testify with regards to the subcommittee subpoena has now been targeted by that committee to be the second person that they are now reviewing for contempt of Congress charges Scott McFarland saying that they will forward that to the full House again Jeffrey Rosen now the subject the second subject of a contempt of Congress citation by the January 6th committee investigating the insurrection And again just to clarify that's Jeffrey Clark who used to work at the DOJ for Donald Trump and Steve Bannon longtime Trump alley ally the first person to be found in contempt of Congress So we'll follow that In the meantime another figure Mark Meadows in the news tonight former White House chief of staff has agreed to appear before the House select committee investigating the January 6th attack on the capitol Committee chair Benny Thompson says Meadows has produced records for the panel and will soon appear for an initial deposition CNN congressional correspondent Ryan nobles broke the story and told us here on WTO P it's still unclear what information he's willing to provide His attorney George to willich told us in a statement that he is still concerned about executive privilege claims that he believes the former president Donald Trump still has a right to but the committee has indicated through several interviews with members that they may not want to ask Meadows specifically about conversations that he had with Donald Trump in and around the time leading up to January 6th But there are questions that they have that they believe go on beyond the scope of privilege Meadows had been in talks with the committee in recent weeks after being issued a subpoena and under threat of a contempt of Congress charge the committee plans to consider a contempt charge against actually has not just considered it but actually has done it now a contempt charge against former justice official Jeffrey Clark during a meeting tomorrow night and of course that news is just breaking this hour from our colleague News partner NBC four and Scott mcfarlane over there Another school shooting devastating a Midwestern community this time it is Michigan this afternoon an investigator saying a 15 year old sophomore opened fire at Oxford high school in suburban Detroit killing three students and wounding 8 others including a teacher Two people are in so currently in.
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"Certified to operate in Virginia by chef Good evening 6 35 Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows has now agreed to appear before the House select committee looking into the January 6th attack on the capitol but it is still unclear what information Meadows is willing to provide as former president Trump still believes that he is entitled to executive privilege claims CNN congressional correspondent Ryan nobles joined us earlier Meadows is going to come in He's going to have a conversation with them There could still be a rub though when he actually sits down and if they ask a question that they believe does not fall under executive privilege but Mark Meadows does there could be another impasse Still this is significant progress and what it means in kind of a bottom line sense is that the committee is not going to move ahead with a criminal contempt referral against Mark Meadows as they have done with two other Trump allies Meadows was subpoenaed and threatened with a contempt of Congress charge by the committee if he refused to cooperate the committee plans to consider a contempt charge against former Justice Department official Jeffrey Clark during a meeting set for tomorrow night More charges filed in connection with the insurrection at the capitol in January 35 year old Timothy de jardin of Providence Rhode Island is accused of assaulting resisting or impeding officers with a dangerous weapon Court documents say dejardin can be seen on video in the tunnel area of the lower west terrace of the capital attacking police with what looks like a broken leg from a wooden table So far more than 675 people have been arrested for crimes related to the attack Up ahead on P will get you the latest from the trial of Ghislaine Maxwell the British socialite accused of helping Jeffrey Epstein sexually abused teenage girls 6 37 Your parents always gave you their very best and families agree that it kindly assisted living you can expect assisted living and memory care that rises above the ordinary I've been doing everything for mom and it was hard for me to just hand over the responsibility But as I saw mom comfortably slipping into the routine and to.
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"5 51 now P and new this afternoon former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows has now agreed to appear before the House select committee investigating the January 6th attack on the capitol committee chair Ben Thompson says Meadows has produced records for the panel and will soon appear for a deposition CNN congressional correspondent Ryan nobles broke the story today tells us it's still unclear what information that Meadows is willing to provide His attorney George tower told us in a statement that he is still concerned about executive privilege claims that he believes the former president Donald Trump still has a right to but the committee has indicated through several interviews with members that they may not want to ask Meadows specifically about conversations that he had with Donald Trump in and around the time leading up to January 6th But there are questions that they have that they believe go on beyond the scope of privilege Meadows had been in talks with the committee in recent weeks after being issued a subpoena and was under threat of a contempt of Congress charge Now the committee does plan to consider a contempt charge against former Justice Department official Jeffrey Clark during a meeting tomorrow night 5 52 many global leaders are watching anxiously as Russia threatens to invade Ukraine And as we hear from WTO national security correspondent JJ green a former U.S. intelligence officer says none of those leaders are likely to stop it They are going to take less somebody stops them Ukraine Baltic states they're going to put an enormous amount of pressure on Poland Former CIA covert operative Robert Bayer says this is a top priority for Vladimir Putin's government This sounds very dire people might say hey come on It's not that bad but you just wait to see what happens If he does in January take Ukraine It's a new game And why is the U.S. not doing more to stop it What's holding Biden back is he doesn't have much power in Congress He says the U.S. has lost its global leverage due in large part to Russian disinformation JJ green WTO P news 5 53 when it comes to LGBTQ rights some communities are better than others Human Rights Campaign evaluates local towns and cities and found some top performers around here The city of Alexandria Arlington county and fairfax county received the highest scores of 100 for their non discrimination laws policies and services such as services for people living with HIV or aids In Maryland college park Columbia fredericton gathersburg each received scores of 100 but other places fell short in the Human Rights Campaign's tenth annual equality index and Apple has scored 79 Buoys scored 60 News Up next in money news We're rising home prices are out of control I'm Jeff label 5 54.
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"To you. It is Tuesday, July six. Hope everyone had a good holiday weekend. I'm Christina Mendoza. I'm Sam Shane. Hear the stories that are trending at this hour. A major heat wave is on the way parts of California could hit 115 this weekend. We'll break that down for you, the Covid Delta variant now the most common strain of the virus circulating in our state word this morning, there's more progress being made in Florida's condominium collapse. Crews now able to safely search More of that collapsed building with the latest on that straight ahead out to the roads we go to check in with Mr Ryan Nobles. This report is about to buy grapes from California northbound highway 99 on the floor and road off ramp. We have a couple of vehicles that involved in an accident. The accident happened on 99 itself, a little bit chance of floor and road understand there may still be some debris in the roadway there, but their vehicles now have come to rest on the floor and road off ramp where they're waiting for the CHP. Good news is done appear any injuries are involved. Save Mart is proud to support the California table. Great farming community. Those who grow and harvest every beautiful bunch by stocking grapes from California in their stores shop Saint Martin support this community together. Our support matters. Traffic on the tends every 10 Minutes mornings and afternoons from the body leading the way. Home Traffic center news 93.1 kfbk. Bright sunshine today with a high of 80 to 92 than a clear sky tonight with a low of 55 to 59 sunshine tomorrow with a high of 92 to 96 sunny and hot Thursday with a high of 11215.
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"With Ryan Nobles belt like herb garlic. That's for sure. This report is brought to you by Tri Counties Bank Things are looking good on our freeways around Sacramento. Got a couple of things going on in the outlying areas off the hill west down. I 80 at Heather Glen. Understand? We have an accident with three vehicles involved right now. Reportedly, All of the lanes are blocked. They're trying to get at least one cleared. That's up the hill westbound. I 80 Heather Glen Down the hill 80 from Roosevelt. Nine minutes gets into the Camp City split nine more in the Cap city, and you're downtown 13 minutes in from El Grove on both five and 99 little mild slowing on 99 floor, but it won't add a minute onto your commute. 50 westbound from Folsom an 18 minute trip in from Woodland on I five. It's 2016 will do it if you're making the commute from Davis C span 80 across the car's weight. Slowing is going the other way. Westbound. I 80 at Mace Got an accident? A, uh Apparently I some type of metal beam came off a vehicle hit another vehicle. The number two and three lanes are blocked, and traffic is backed up almost all the way to child's road switch to better banking a dry counties bank. Their unique brand of service with solutions combines personalized service with solutions designed to improve your financial well being. Serving California for more than 45 years. Locations throughout the Sacramento area. Visit Tri counties, bank dot com. Traffic on the tans, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons from the body leading the way Home Traffic Center news 93.1 kfbk. The higher round 109 degrees tonight, mostly clear with the low round 68 very hot again tomorrow high near one of five. Then we'll pull down a little.
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"CP and Death Fed meeting tomorrow. So a tech continued to trade higher down the S and P giving a little bit today. Elon Musk says that Tesla Tesla will accept Bitcoin once again and that is, uh, Once Bitcoin miners can use clean energy to mind those coins and Bitcoin popping today of about 12% to the $40,000 level. On the Clean energy front, GE and Safran working on a clean energy aircraft engine, and they feel like they can get those tests started in a few years using hybrid hydrogen technology, and G says they can cut emissions. About 20% off of today's use, Novak says they have a covid vaccine. That's 90%, effective after Phase three trials will be submitting that data. The FDA in Q three. Check in with the real time numbers here. The Dow down half of 1% at 34,003, 17 s and P, also lower to tens. 1% 42 39 NASDAQ trading higher by an eighth of a percent of 14,093 oil trading higher at 71 51 a barrel the 10 year bond yield 1.48%. All right. Thank you, sir. Appreciate it. Here is Kitty O'Neil. Hey, guys will just like you this morning this afternoon. We are going to be monitoring all the traffic and see what kind of problems and issues we may be having with the highway. 99 shut down so far. The issues that had been feared or anticipated have not, uh, have happened yet. We've had some traffic move over to I five. We'll get an update with Ryan Nobles here shortly. June 14th is a daytime. For what? You're what happened with Mr Albert Parnell? Yes, the first year half year 18 84. And that's when New York became the first state to enact legislation requiring utility wires to be buried underground. 18 84 18 84 underground Before that I would ever imagine. Same here. Yep. We still have above ground boy. I know. I always wondered why they don't put them underground looking at it right now. One right there. You're not alone, though. In the next year I have is here 1959. That's when Disneyland's monorail system became operating. It became the first monorail system in the Western Hemisphere. Yep. Remember that as a kid? Big deal? Big deal. And the last one that I have is the year 1961 become a community. Yeah. Oh, yeah, That's a culture club. But of course, the lead singer was boy George in today's his birthday Born on this day, 1961 super talent. You ever see.
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"That Delta variant. European Union leaders approving a new covid vaccine certificate. This is ABC New I'm not 5 10. Let's get a check on traffic with Ryan Nobles on a Wednesday morning. Take it away, Sir. This report is brought you by visit. Pick Sack five com for upcoming I five closure details right now. Things look good getting around Sacramento just to the south of us on north on Highway 99 years construction zone, uh, around the consumers whether we have some slowing specifically right now, from Arnaud Road to about Dillard Road if you're headed, sometimes on I 5 to 5 out to the Bay Area that way things look good, usual slowdown. Down 205. But maybe it takes a little bit longer before you start to pick up speed a little bit past Grant Line Road on 5 80 by the time you at the time of the Altamont Pass you back to the limit If you get all 55 and highway 12 no problems there all the way across the Rio this to bridge all the way to Fairfield And I 80 if you get off highway 12 1 60. No problems there across the Antioch Bridge all the way to highway forward Keep sack moving high five is improving. Construction will continue this summer along I five in Sacramento County. Big Zach 5 to 74121 for real time project alerts or visit the exact time com Ailes Traffic on the chance, every 10 Minutes mornings and afternoons news 93.1 kfbk days. Got plenty of sunshine in store for today, a few clouds and actually to the north up towards reading or maybe Plumas County. There's a chance as shower thunderstorm might spark up today, but elsewhere. We're looking at.
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"Doing the Wall Street Journal is a piece on Willie Nelson. Well this morning. Why Willie Nelson is America's favorite outlaw. What? What does that have to do with my money? Wall Street journal? Well, I don't know. I guess it's just a feature piece holding. Think he is willing, Elsa. Gosh, I'm going to say he's in a 70 88 years old, still singing and writing. He's still out there. He used to tour when he was touring. He used to do 100 shows a year. Okay, so anyway, I just thought I'd throw that out there just like you know that The Wall Street Journal could mix it up. It's not just all about real estate. A good assignment, I guess. All right, let's get outside. Check traffic, see how things are moving along with Ryan Nobles. This report is brought you by indeed dot com Things are moving along pretty well. Lady from Roosevelt, nine minutes to the Cap City Split another nine months. Gas split westbound on Cap city, and you're downtown. If you can't split west down going the other way, I 80 across the top down just eight minutes, died. Five. If you're coming in from l grow back down to 13 minutes on either five or 90 down, he'd have it earlier. Action down. I've I've it seem it's causing a back up. All of that is gone. However, it's getting very busy on 99 coming in from l grow, especially right now from the unity Children so things could be changing. Next time around 50 west down from Folsom 18 minutes in from women on I find you do it in 2016. I'll do it for making the trip in from Davis. He found 80 across the causeway not to be a back seat driver. But if you need to hire great people fast you need indeed. Sponsor John will immediately get a list of quality candidates whose resumes on indeed, match your job description. Lord indeed dot com slash credit traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons from the capture US. Traffic Center News 93.1 kfbk Plenty of sunshine today but not as hot as recent days with a high between 90 and 94 clear tonight with a low of 55 to 59. Sunny tomorrow rather hot, the high 93 to 97 for Saturday mostly sunny with a high the loaded mid nineties. I'm AccuWeather meteorologist Joe Lundberg News 93.1 kfbk. Certainly it is 62 degrees and oak Grove on news. 93.1 cave. Ok, OK, time now for money and business news for that we turn to Kelly Brothers over it, Cap trust. Good morning, Kelly. Good morning to you yell sorts of signs of kind of returned to normal. Costco.
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"What went wrong looking into the security lapses. That happened before the Capitol riot last month with us to talk about the latest on these hearings on Capitol Hill is CNN, Washington correspondent Ryan Nobles. He joins us on Skype. So Ryan, these investigations are really just beginning. But have we learned anything so far? What the takeaways from day one. Yesterday's hearing was pretty explosive on many levels. Nick you heard from many of these officials from the various law enforcement agencies, some who have been forced out of their jobs. About what went wrong on that day. And what was perhaps the most shocking was that there was intelligence on the table that some of these agencies, the FBI and other agencies had taken in a lot of social media chatter from people that had said that they were specifically Coming to Washington with the goal of storming or causing chaos at the Capitol, and that information never made its way down to Capitol police sergeant in arms on other various law enforcement agencies, the Washington metro, much Politan Police department and they were never able to use that information to help prepare and as a result, they you know, the these leaders just were not prepared for the overwhelming crush of people that descended on the Capitol that day. On and you basically what lawmakers came to the conclusion that there needs to be a better flow of information to the folks that are gonna be making decisions about how to protect the capital in the future. There was some finger pointing that occurred yesterday, too, and that's getting a lot of attention. Yeah, That's right. You know, you had Capitol police saying something different What this Senate sergeant at arms, said Metropolitan Police seem to have a different perception is to have that information flow came down. And then one of the big things Joan that no one seemed to be able to agree on is when the National Guard was called in for reinforcement in and why it took so long for the National Guard to actually make it to the capital. To help protect the members of Congress and people that were at the Capitol. And then why the National Guard wasn't there even ahead of all of this s O. You know, this is just the beginning of this process. You know, this is one hearing, they said today or yesterday should say that there's gonna be another hearing that will involve the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security. And then, of course, Speaker Pelosi is in the process of drafting legislation that would form a 9 11 style commission to look into all of this. It's gonna be a long time before you know all the information comes out as to what exactly went wrong in January Sex. Okay,
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"I'm morgue Lewis and I'm Deborah Feinstein. Jocelyn Chesson is our producer coming up. The stage is now set for the second Senate impeachment trial of former President Trump on Capitol Hill. I'm Mitchell Miller. President Biden plans to reopen healthcare dot gov to give more people access to health insurance coverage. No covert jest, no international travel under new rules that take effect. Today the Dow is up 55 points NASDAQ Up 16 the S and P Up to w O p a 10 31 The house is now formally brought the article of impeachment against former President Trump to the U. S. Senate. More on what happens next, from W. T. O P S. Mitchell Miller on Capitol Hill. The case made by the lead house manager, Maryland Congressman Jamie Raskin won't focus solely on former President Trump's speech to supporters the day of the deadly attack on the Capitol President Trump's conduct on January 6 2021 followed his prior efforts to subvert And obstruct the certification of the results of the 2020 presidential election. The trial when it begins next month, is not expected to be a long is the first trial, which lasted 21 days. Also different this time how Donald Trump will wages defense with the help of White House counsel. He was acquitted in the first trial. In this trial, he'll have to rely on his own private defense team. Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller. W T o P. News meantime, President Biden is offering more comments about the upcoming impeachment trial. The president, acknowledging that the trial could affect his legislative agenda and his Cabinet nominees, But CNN Washington correspondent Ryan Nobles says the president still thinks the trial should take place. He believes this trial is a necessity and then it needs to go forward. So even he's endorsed that plan. But there is no doubt some concern. Among those that are supporters of President Biden that they'd rather be focused on his administration than the administration that came before him. President Biden says he doesn't think there are enough Republican votes to convict former president Trump. President Biden expected to take executive actions this week to reopen federal marketplaces selling affordable Care ACT health plans, The Washington Post reports. The move is aimed at reversing Trump era changes to Medicaid that critics say damaged Americans access to the safety net insurance. Under the order, healthcare dot gov would reopen for at least several months. Ordinarily signing up is restricted outside of a six week period late each year. The Senate can finally complete the process of power sharing after a week long stalemate between the new Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell over the filibuster. That procedure allows the minority party to stall legislation until there are 60 votes to advance bills. Senator McConnell says he essentially accomplished his goal after two Democratic Senators express expressed opposition to scrapping the filibuster. Standoff meant that sent committees couldn't officially organize, meaning Republicans still controlled key committees because the chamber was operating under the rules of the last Congress. Coming up President Biden still vowing to reopen schools across the country. It's 10 34 every step of the way. This is Dave Johnson. Do you want to sell your home? As I found out, Jennifer Young will be with you every step of the way and for Larry, that first step attending several Jennifer Young's downsizing seven hours. He was a little stressed out about the process because what he had moved before with the military relocation. The military took care of everything. This was his first time to move on his own. But with Jennifer and her team he wasn't on his own It all they put together customized game plan to get the home sold, including guidance on paid at minor fix ups, photos and video. They even helped him. Land is moving. Create a timeline for it..
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"ryan nobles" Discussed on WTOP
"In Fairfax County, Neal Augenstein Wtl Pinos, Here on W T. O P will go back to Jack on the eight other news of the morning. The House is now formally brought the article of impeachment against former President Trump to the U. S. Senate Moron that with W. T. O P S Mitchell Miller today on the Hill, the case made by the lead house manager, Maryland Congressman Jamie Raskin. Won't focus solely on former President Trump's speech to supporters the day of the deadly attack on the Capitol President Trump's conduct on January 6 2021 followed his prior efforts to subvert And obstruct the certification of the results of the 2020 presidential election. The trial when it begins next month, is not expected to be a long is the first trial, which lasted 21 days. Also different this time how Donald Trump will wages defense with the help of White House counsel. He was acquitted in the first trial. In this trial, he'll have to rely on his own private defense team. Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller W T. O P. New President Biden is offering more extensive comments about the upcoming impeachment trial. Speaking to CNN, the president acknowledged that the trial could have an effect on his legislative agenda and Cabinet nominees. CNN, Washington correspondent Ryan Nobles tells us that Mr Biden still thinks the trial should take place. He believes this trial is a necessity and that it needs to go forward. So even he's endorsed that plan. But there is no doubt some concern among those that are supporters of President Biden that they'd rather be focused on his administration than the administration that came before him. President Biden says he does not think there are enough Republican votes to convict Donald Trump. Up ahead on w T o P new requirements for international travelers coming into the U. S. It's a 34 probably.
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"Sacramento KFBK, a shambolic lines, Sacramento's number one for breaking news, Local news, traffic and weather News. 93.1 King FBK seven o'clock straight up. Thanks for being part of the program this morning. I'm saying shame. I'm Christina and Don said this morning. The National Guard is stationed at the Capitol in Sacramento in the days leading up to the inauguration. New audio clips and 15 minutes on how downtown Sacramento is looking much different these days. Also new this morning, the brother in law, the governor, Newsome has been arrested in Northern California, and it's insane. A leading Republican senator who is warning fellow Republican senators. Vote to impeach President Trump. It is our featured audio clip in less than five minutes. First, Let's get outside and check traffic. Ryan Nobles has more way do have an issue East on I 80 up the hill just a little bit for Newcastle started with a vehicle with two flat tires in the number two lane and the box truck over on the shoulder. Th communicated. It wasn't an accident by because what the lane traffic started to back up now looks like in the back up about a mile east of Penman Road. We also have a solo vehicle accident in the center divider. Right now we have traffic backed up on east on I 80 from Newcastle almost all the way back to Rock Springs Road. If you find something on the road in front of you and one of pass it along, called the KFBK Traffic Tip Mind dial pound 2 50 say traffic traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons news 93.1 kfbk, a mix of clouds and sun this morning and plenty of sunshine and becoming windy later today with a high of 70 to 74. The record is 70..
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"I want to be here. The grandkids, right? In fact, I think we have a baby chaser on our team. Ryan Nobles. Oh, yes, we do know she. Oh, sure times in the past that our retirement plans were from Mexico now. Well, we'll be baby Chase is when that day comes. It'll be more like double Where Blackie by the California Labor and Workforce Development Agency. Things are looking pretty good on our freeways around Sacramento right now, if you're on, I 80 coming in from Roseville not to delay in sight. Nine minutes gets into the cap city split. Another nine minutes on the camps. Any freeway and you're downtown. You downtown the 13 from Elk Grove on five or 99. If he looks good, all the way in from Folsom, not a problem. It's an 18 minute drive to downtown Sacramento from Woodland on I five. You make it in in 2016 to get in from Davis East on maybe across the causeway. If you get covert 19 at work, you have the right to take paid sick leave. If you're sick, Stay home, Take care of your health and others others around you to learn more about your work. Place. Right? Visit d i r dot CIA. DOD gob Forward slash Cove in traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons news 93.1 kfbk. After some morning fog patches Mostly cloudy today with a high of 55 to 59 but mostly cloudy tonight, though 43 to 47 tomorrow mostly cloudy and milder with a high of 63 to 67. The record is 66 Last reached in 2000 and 12, Macular meteorologist Joe Lundberg News. 93.1 kfbk early 35 degrees in Lake Tahoe, 44 degrees in Sacramento and 46 degrees in Yuba City. On news 93.1 kfbk along with Sam Shane. I'm Christina Madan said. This is the cave became morning news. Time to talk some business now and Honey with Kelly Brothers and Genevieve's Burford and Brothers. Good Morning, Kelly. Good morning of the most famous soup restaurant, California up for sale. He's super Anderson. Oh, you're kidding me. That's up for sale. Well, here's the thing. I It doesn't This is not involved one in Santa Nella that most of us would.
The Lead with Jake Tapper
Trump Again Scorns Science on Masks and Vaccines
"President Trump continues to dispute what scientists are saying about the race for a vaccine yesterday claiming the CDC Director was confused when Dr Redfield said, there would not be enough vaccines for the general public until late two, thousand and twenty one as C. N. N.'s Ryan Nobles now reports Dr Robert. Redfield today talked about his future on the job. Thank you. President trump on the road to the battleground of Wisconsin with plans for another packed rally with very few precautions in place to prevent the spread of Corona virus. The rallies which are picking up frequency symbolized the president's approach to the virus contradicting the specific guidance set out by his administration's Centers for disease, control like wearing masks, masks of problems too, and I talked about the masks have to be handled very gently very carefully. The president continues to doubt the benefit of masks despite CD director Robert Redfield telling a congressional panel in explicit terms just how valuable can be to stopping the spread I might even go so far as to say that this face mask is more guaranteed to protect me against. Cova Than when I take a covert vaccine, the disconnect on masks emblematic of the ongoing clash between the president and those tasked with containing covert. Especially when it comes to win a vaccine could be ready redfield born in Congress a reliable vaccine will take time I. Think we're probably looking at third. Late second quarter. Third. Twenty twenty one but trump claiming the doctor. Had IT wrong? I think he made a mistake when he said that it's just incorrect information. Even though trump's handpicked member of the Task Force Dr Scott Atlas agreed a widely distributed safe vaccine won't be ready by Election Day. And then the. There will be seven, hundred, million doses by end of coupon. Redfield did not back down making it clear in a statement that he meant when he said about the vaccine timeline and promising that he has no plans to step down at the same time president trump blamed blue states or states with democratic governors for the high death toll the standoff prompting swift criticism from Democrats. If you close your eyes and pretend that half the country doesn't exist, maybe some might think you didn't do such a spectacularly awful
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Biden's lead over Trump is the steadiest on record
"Day Day in in the the rear rear view view mirror. mirror. Now Now the the presidential presidential campaign campaign will will be be heating heating up up for for sure sure we we go go deeper deeper now. now. With With CNN, CNN, Washington Washington correspondent correspondent Ryan Ryan Nobles Nobles joining joining us us from from the the White White House House this morning on Skype. Ryan Poles have been fairly consistent over the past few months. Joe Biden holding about a 10 point lead over Donald Trump nationally. How's the Trump campaign hoping to close that captain? How's the Biden campaign, hoping to hold him off? Yeah, well, first things Bruce, the Trump campaign would refute public polling. They would tell you that the race is a lot closer than what the public polling is telling us much like we saw in 2016. But what you see from the Trump campaign right now is a coordinated effort. To try and really take advantage of the violence and unrest that we're seeing in some American cities As the result of these protests that took place because of shootings by police with unarmed African Americans and You know, the Trump campaign sees this as a wedge issue for them, particularly in some of these key swing states where they won four years ago where Republicans don't traditionally when that's in the upper Midwest places like Michigan and Wisconsin, and they're going to continue to beat that drum. On the other side of the coin. You see the Biden campaign slowly starting to actually get back to physical campaigning. Joe Biden travelling a lot more than he was during the summer because of the Corona virus pandemic and for the Biden campaign. It's just about not screwing things up. They feel like they've got a comfortable lead their head in the places they need to be ahead off. So it's really about the Trump campaign, putting the pressure on them and Biden trying to resist making a big mistake and interesting that potential Corona virus vaccine that so many people have been hoping for, has now become a point of contention in the campaign. It's kind of a weird thing, right, Bruce? I mean, everybody's been begging and hoping that Ah, vaccine would come sooner rather than later. But now that the Trump administration has seemed to indicate that they're going to attempt to push the vaccine, maybe even before Election Day that has Democrats raising questions as to whether or not they're doing it safely and you even saw you know, Vice President Biden and and Kamala Harris was running mate split on whether or not they would take a vaccine if it were rushed to market before the election. Certainly raising some questions, and the other part of this, too, is that it You know, there's a lot of the Trump base a lot of Trump supporters that are skeptical about vaccines in general. So the idea that they would be you know, anxious to take a vaccine like this that comes on the market so soon is really an interesting dynamic in this entire race, and you're headed to North Carolina tonight. That's right. The president, I got a very busy campaign schedule. He's gonna be in to swing states today is gonna spend the morning in Jupiter, Florida and then had to Winston Salem, North Carolina tonight. Later in the week, he'll be in Pennsylvania this weekend heading to the West Coast going to make a stop in Nevada. The president is in full campaign mode right now, and I could tell you I've covered about a half a dozen of these rallies. They're taking very few, if any. Corona virus precautions. Very few masks, People shoulder to shoulder. The president's basically put the pandemic in the rear view mirror and is focusing completely on, you know, firing his campaign up just like it was in March. All right, Ryan, thanks Appreciate the update, CNN, Washington correspondent Ryan Nobles joining us on Skype this morning.
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Trump says Kenosha trip could increase 'enthusiasm' amid concerns it will stir tensions
"President Trump is off to Kenosha, Wisconsin. Today we got a preview from CBS News. White House correspondent Stephen Portnoy. President Trump says he doesn't believe his trip to Kenosha will increase. It also increased enthusiasm. And it could increase love and respect for our country. Mr. Trump, who says he'll meet with law enforcement, but not the family of Jacob Blake offered a defensive Kyle Riton house, the 17 year old accused of killing two men in Kenosha with a semiautomatic rifle. I guess he was in very big trouble he would have been, I probably would have been killed, but it's under its under investigation. Meantime, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden blames the president for rioting, saying he's stoking violence in our cities. CNN. Washington correspondent Ryan Nobles told us this morning that while Biden's response is a part of his campaign strategy, it also serves as a reminder of how the president has responded to the protests and the point that Joe Biden made yesterday's and all these problems are happening under Presidents Watch in, while President Trump is trying to create this dystopian gloom and doom picture of what could happen If Joe Biden were elected, Biden is reminding voters that President Trump is currently the president, and that's what's happening right now. So Biden tryingto make sure that he is clear that he's on the side of the social justice protesters. But he also agrees that the violence is a bridge too far and that there needs to be some sort of calm brought too many of these cities. Biden condemned the violence, saying rioting and looting is not protest Ng it's lawlessness.
A Closer Look with Arthur Levitt
Bernie Sanders Leads in Nevada
"Results of the caucuses are coming in slowly but Bernie Sanders is leading the popular vote with ten percent of precincts reporting and with four percent reporting on county delegates Sanders has forty four percent second place in the delegate count Joe Biden with nineteen percent Sanders left Nevada early to rally supporters in Texas which offers one of the biggest numbers of delegates on super Tuesday correspondent Ryan nobles reports a Sanders rally in San Antonio may turn into a victory party if his numbers in the battle hold
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Christina Mendonca, Ryan Nobles And Kiefer Boulevard discussed on The KFBK Morning News
"Diabetes. And if you want to eat better and help the planet, eat less meat and sugar. That's according to a new report from a global commission of experts. The report found you should eat more, fruits and vegetables. And if more of us did about eleven. Million fewer people would die prematurely. Each year would also force farmers to find more sustainable methods of farming. The report found. All right, six forty six. Glad you're with us here as we continue on the Kathy morning news. I'm Dan Nicholson along with Gregg Fishman who's in for Christina Mendonca. Ryan nobles is here with our Catholic. Troublespot? We've an ambulance responding to a vehicle versus poll incident Kiefer boulevard at south watt avenue. We'll look at that. And the freeways to at six fifty and just ahead on KFI. We'll check your money with Kelly brothers and also coming up in the news as a government shutdown continues. How's it affecting the economy? We'll tell you what one financial adviser says coming up.
Perspectives with Ashley Berges
Trump is immoral and untruthful, former Afghanistan commander says
"Felt he had to walk away. Another apparent connection has been on covered between a top Trump campaign official and a Russian billionaire. Here's correspondent Ryan nobles. Time magazine now reporting that former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, allegedly owed Russian oligarch in Putin ally. Oleg Derek pasta millions of dollars. The story quotes a man named Victor boy organ as saying he pressured Manafort to pay it back during the height of the presidential campaign and the Manafort offered ways to do so election officials in Congo counting ballots from Sunday's presidential election election observers report, multiple difficulties around the country.
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"More than two million Muslims began the annual hajj pilgrimage Sunday in. Saudi Arabia the circle the cube shaped Kaba from the first light in mecca one of the holiest sites in Islam I'm Barbara
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Uber's 'business is finished' in Turkey, Erdogan says
"Radio june twelfth summit with north korea back on the schedule preparations for the high level meeting of kicked into high gear correspondent ryan nobles day the president is at camp david he is there with members of his family his son donald trump junior ivanka trump is there as well he said to be discussing plans for this summit preparing for it deciding exactly what he's going to say to kim jong lava flows from the killer way of volcano threatening more residents of hawaii's big island correspondent scott mclean reports mandatory evacuations are in place kill away has been updating now for more than four weeks almost an entire month and it took until yesterday for officials to finally tell people you have to get out we will not come rescue you if you remain inside this area at least eighty seven homes have been destroyed by lava which now covers five and a half square miles an area four times bigger than new york's central park i'm ann cates and i'm jill schneider from bloomberg world headquarters uber has generated controversy in many foreign markets and now the car service is coming under fire from the president of turkey bloomberg's mark mills reports uber has already run into legal and physical battles with turkish cab drivers now it may be facing an existential threat in the turkish market speaking at a ramadan dinner on friday and his stand bul president recep tayyip erdogan said the ride hailing company's business is over in turkey and that authorities would take necessary action against the firm there is no such thing anymore we have our own cab system or to want said our interior ministry gave the orders traffic police will tackle this situation and do what is necessary mark mills bloomberg radio.
High-tech, sphere-shaped arena coming to Las Vegas Strip
"Now the news the seventeen year old who reportedly admitted shooting up a suburban houston high school now has an attorney the attorney says dimitrios portuguese maybe the victim of teacher on student bullying school district in santa fe texas says that is not true ten were killed thirteen injured in friday's shootings lots of online wellwishers have had nice things to say to first lady melania trump who's now back at the white house after a five day hospital visit president trump was among those very happy that she returned he did tweet a great to have our incredible first lady back home at the white house milanez feeling and doing really well thank you for your prayers and best wishes correspondent ryan nobles on the first lady's treatment for a benign kidney condition he won by not by much justifies victory in the preakness sets up the first run for the triple crown of horse racing in three years that's what american ferro won the derby the preakness and the belmont stakes at final race in new york three weeks away i'm richard johnson i'm barry ritholtz you're listening to.
Exchange student, teacher with 'lust for life' among those killed in Texas school shooting
"The news the seventeen year old who's reportedly admitted shooting up a suburban houston high school has an attorney who says that dimitrios pagar cheese may be the victim of teacher on student bullying but the school district and santa fe texas says that is not true ten were killed thirteen injured in yesterday's shootings lots of online wellwishers have had nice things to say to first lady melania trump who is back at the white house after a five day hospital visit president trump was among those very happy that she returned he did tweet a great to have our incredible first lady back home at the white house milanez is feeling and doing really well thank you for your prayers and best wishes correspondent ryan nobles of the white house on the first lady's treatment for a benign kidney condition he won but not by much justifies victory in the preakness sets up the first run for the triple crown in three years when american ferro won the kentucky derby the preakness and then the belmont stakes at final race in new york he's three weeks from today i'm richard johnson i'm nathan hager from bloomberg world headquarters light on specifics but a white house statement says china has agreed to buy more stuff from the us in a bid to reduce the us trade deficit the agreement comes following days of talks in washington between president trump's economic team and chinese vice premier liu ha the white house says both sides of agreed on meaningful increases in us agriculture and energy experts and the us will send a team to china to work out the details for the week the dow jones industrial average closed four tenths percent lower while the s and p five hundred fell half percent goldman sachs international ceo andrew wilson says monetary policy is sinking and you've seen the fed raise rates and realization they are gonna continue on this hiking path so i think it's it's the market digesting the fact that the fable raise rates three more times this year they've certainly al view and yes you haven't got the same growth momentum and so therefore you're seeing that pivot i don't think that's so surprising proxy advisor iss is recommending tesla in investors reject two board members and split the role of chairman and ceo both jobs held by elon musk all this in the wake of production delays on the.
Red Eye Radio
Unidentified man shoots, kills self near White House: Secret Service
"The white house tweeting about trade i'm barton eckard president trump is back in the white house this morning when he is not there earlier saturday when a gunshot was heard footsteps fund the residence correspondent ryan noble says secret service determined a man of used the gun outside the fence to kill himself at no time were anyone lives in the white house are works in the white house at any type of risk according to secret service it also secret service tells us that none of their officers discharged a weapon and none of their officers were hurt so at this point only one victim and it was that person who committed suicide president trump says what he called stupid trade a deals and policies are responsible for an eight hundred billion dollar trade imbalance tweeting that he is also willing to impose penalties on foreignmade cars if the eu retaliates against new steel and aluminum tariffs in beijing correspondent matt rivers says china is rumbling too so far the reaction air china has been relatively muted because frankly aluminum and steel or not the kind of exports that china relies on to make sure it's economy stays healthy but if this kind of proposed tariffs signals a tougher line policy from the trump administration towards china there is a lot the government here can do that would really hurt us industry amtrak warning wrodwar shoe expect delays today million still without power after that monster nor'easter james boudreau is the john administrator for scituate massive chu sits psychologists we are now cleared up mode from the storm uh we still have significant watered down in the coastal low flooding areas uh we also have significant tabriz on the road santa cruz up to stop working on those the nor'easter that brought the intense winter weather to the northeast is moving out to sea now claimed the lives of nine people so far i'm partner and he my name's brand the ever make a change and then wonder why didn't i do this a long time ago that's what's happening for thousands of people with regard to their health care there joining medi share in and they're wondering what am i already do this for most members it cost less than half what they were paying for their.
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Man Shoots and Kills Himself in Front of White House
"The nation's capital say a gunman died at his own hands with a gun shot outside the white house fence that touched off a huge security alert correspondent ryan nobles is there the white house the front door essentially of the white house is only a few hundred yards away from where this person would have been standing now this is of course all fencedoff you can't just walk up to the front door of the white house in it and and in fact they've increase the barrier between normal pedestrian traffic and the white house grounds because of the recent spat a fence jumpers so in addition to the big fencing that lines the entire perimeter of the white house there's an additional line of bike rex noone except that gunmen men was reported harmed president trump is in florida this weekend tweeting new complaints about the nation's trade imbalance and threatening to impose a tax on cars made in europe correspondent mike cremedas the president tweeted quote if the eu wants to further increase their are already massive tariffs and barriers on us companies doing business there we will simply apply attacks on their cars which really pour into the us they make it impossible for our cars and more to sell their the president's tweets follow his promise of tariffs on steel imports and comments that a trade war would be good an easy.