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"Will get you set up with the best viewing experience, visit gramophone dot com. I'm Rita Kessler, WTO P traffic. Now the storm team fours, Mike, Stefan. Most of the skies this afternoon, it could be some patchy light rain or drizzle as a warm front lift northward across the region, our highs in the mid to upper 50s. Showers likely tonight rain heavy at times, could be a couple thunderstorms too, the rainwater end before sunrise and those 45 to 50 partly sunny sky is going to be a windy day on Friday, high set for 40s to lower 50s. Probably some of these guys, windy and cold on Saturday, highs only upper 30s to lower 40s, sunny and Walmart on Sunday, high set for 40s to lower 50s. I'm storm team four meteorologist, thanks Jennifer. Clouds in the area are temperature up to 46, we'll be climbing into the 50s this afternoon, brought to you by, your local Honda dealers. Start the new year in a new Honda. See your local Honda dealer today. It's 1141. Weather related misery continues in California where roads are flooded, trees are falling, and power remains out 18 people have died. So far, the storms dumped more than two feet of rain in some areas, the pahara river Puerto Rican Santa Cruz is already overflowing. So is the Sacramento river where residents are being forced out by rising water as more storms are expected through the weekend. That CBS correspondent Carter Evans in Santa Cruz county, south of San Francisco. A day after that computer outage forced the FAA to stop all flight departures across the nation, some travelers are still experiencing challenges and delays. Right now there are more than a thousand delays across the country, and more than a hundred cancellations
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"Shelter or housing, household furnishings, car insurance, recreation and clothing. The Dow down 57 in early trading, S&P off 16. Flight disruptions have spilled into a new day. There are almost 900 delays in the U.S. and more than 90 cancellations. But that's just a fraction of the chaos ignited by yesterday's ground stop triggered by a computer glitch. CBS is Chris van cleave is at Reagan national. The FAA is still working to understand why backup systems failed to keep the notice to air mission system running. The primary notam system started going down Tuesday afternoon. It had to be reset early Wednesday, leading to the nearly unprecedented nationwide ground stop. And update on storm devastation in California, correspondent Carter Evans is south of San Francisco. So far, the storms dumped more than two feet of rain in some areas, the pahara river, Puerto Rican Santa Cruz is already overflowing. So is the Sacramento river where residents are being forced out by rising water as more storms are expected through the weekend. State officials in Republican controlled Montana want to require prior authorization for abortions for Medicaid recipients. Eileen glider with the blue mountain clinic in Helena. It's functionally a abortion ban for low income families. If individuals have private health insurance, they don't have to go through these hoops. Montana is one of 16 states that require Medicaid to cover the costs of medically necessary abortions. That's based on state law or a court order. School shootings, prompting changes. CBS is Jim crisa. More schools nationwide have installed security cameras, panic buttons, metal detectors, new locks, and have added police officers according to new federal data. Nearly 65% of public schools now have anonymous or confidential threat reporting systems. Here comes another one. Barbie. Mattel is unveiling a brand new Barbie just for little kids. My first Barbie is made for children as young as three. It's two inches taller than the traditional but all and has a slightly softer body. Plus, a broader waistline and larger accessories. Dow's turned around. It's up three points now. This is CBS News. This winner, there are now updated COVID-19 booster shots designed for recent omicron variants. Learn more and schedule your updated booster at vaccines dot gov. Sponsored by Pfizer and BioNTech. Watching the areas you drive most. Traffic updates every ten minutes on the 8s. Everything you need every time you listen. Ten O three
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"Insurance. I'm Monica rixon, New York, parts of Northern California under evacuation orders this morning as severe storms pummel parts of the state. Heavy rain has breached levees and shut down major highways. KO VR TV reporter Ashley sharp is in Sacramento county. We're seeing, I mean, several feet of water at a time. And what should be a field looks like a Lake. The water goes as far as the eye can see. And it's very deep. It appears that the water is trying to move out to the Sacramento river, but that's going to take some time because the land is already so saturated. At least one person died trying to drive through the high waters. Violence is escalating in Ukraine's capital now where the military spent the night fighting off Russian drone attacks. CBS Christopher Cruise has details. Keith mayor vitali Klitschko said 22 drones that air defense forces said were Iranian made and headed for the city had been destroyed. He said three others aimed at the outlying key region and 15 over neighboring provinces were also shot down. Some areas of the capital are now experiencing power outages. New year, new Congress, but the GOP seems to be divided on its leadership. Here's CBS Christina ruffini. With Republicans set to take over the house January 3rd, there is already uncertainty about who will lead them. Minority leader Kevin McCarthy has been the presumed FrontRunner, but some within the GOP are seeking alternatives. President Biden's also deciding whether or not he'll run for a second term. He's been vacationing with his family in the U.S. Virgin Islands, but plans to hit the road this week to talk about how the economy is benefiting from his work with Democrats and Republicans. He'll be in Kentucky for a rare appearance with Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell Wednesday. We know former president Trump's running in 2024, but some members of the House want him to face criminal charges. Illinois Republican Adam kinzinger was on CNN. If a president can incite
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"sacramento river" Discussed on WTOP
"Afterwards, we're following for you today on WTO, President Biden is expected to take executive action today to protect access to abortion. His order will focus on promoting the safety of patients, providers and clinics, he scheduled to speak later this hour and you can watch his address live at WTO P dot com. Former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe has died after being shot while making a campaign speech today in western Japan. The suspected gunman was arrested at the scene after using what was believed to be a homemade gun. President Biden says he's stunned, outraged and deeply saddened by Abe's assassination. Stay with WTO be for more on these stories in the minutes ahead. Officials in California have taken new action in response to a worsening drought. California regulators have started curtailing the water rights of many farms and irrigation districts along the Sacramento river. That will force growers to stop diverting water from the river and its tributaries. California residents have taken notice of the extreme drought. We're starting to increase the amount of conservation we're seeing. We're not increasing the water level, but people are starting to pay attention and using less water. John varillas with the Santa Clara valley, water district. Jim crisilla CBS News. California is going to create its own insulin. That's a response to high prices for the lifesaving drug that's made it impossible. For some diabetics to afford it. Governor Gavin Newsom has approved a budget that includes $100 million for the state to create insulin in a tweeted video Newsom said California now taking matters into its own hands. About half of the money will be used to develop low cost insulin products, the other 50 million to build an insulin manufacturing facility in the state. He did not say when state created insulin products will be available or how much they would cost. Coming up in money news. Up 76 points. Are you dressing down at work? I'm Jeff label. It's 1118. Traffic
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Westbound highway 50 through Sacramento during the past several months from March through August chip officers responded to over 300 collisions on the freeway from watt avenue to the Sacramento river A tardigrade fossil found within a piece of 16 million year old Dominican amber is the third ever discovered Researchers called it a once in a generation discovery Microscopic tardigrades also known as water bears were around long before humans and have outlasted 5 mass extinctions I'm Brad Siegel And I've done these Pellegrini and the Bloomberg newsroom the danger of inflation a big topic heading into the new trading week The U.S. consumer price report comes out on Wednesday We'll be carrying it live for you with data headlines and analysis right here on Bloomberg radio And former treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin says the magnet administration will want to be vigilant about any prospect of inflation I do worry that this will be ongoing inflation and we could easily end up with three and a half percent ten year treasuries which is just increases the cost of the national debt and creates budget issues Mnuchin with us there on Bloomberg radio and television The coronavirus delta blow to New York City's commercial property values but Hudson yards the massive development on Manhattan's west side is now in the upswing More of that from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet The property tax revenue that banks more than 2 billion of bonds issued the finance infrastructure of the new 26 acre neighborhood as rising as construction continues on the trophy office buildings luxury shops and apartments The developments progress which has reduced its reliance on New York City the backstop any shortfall on interest payments led Fitch ratings and S&P Global ratings to upgrade the bonds Thank you Charlie Tesla's software update as a go Elon Musk says the full self-driving beta 10.2 update will be out tonight Only those Tesla drivers with perfect safety scores will be getting that one Musk says there are about a thousand of them Yesterday he tweeted a few last minute concerns were delaying the rollout By the way the software provides driving assistance on highways and city streets but it still requires someone to be behind the wheel for now If things go well it will start rolling out the software to those with lower driving scores later Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries Signed to these Pellegrini and this is Bloomberg This is balance and power with David Weston.
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"The Sacramento river A tardigrade fossil found within a piece of 16 million year old Dominican amber as the third ever discovered Researchers called it a once in a generation discovery Microscopic tardigrades also known as water bears were around long before humans and have outlasted 5 mass extinctions I'm Brad Siegel And I did these Pellegrini in the Bloomberg newsroom as we've been reporting and investigation is underway after that bomb scare at Laguardia last night with people panicking rushing to get out of that American Airlines playing from Indianapolis following an emergency landing Passengers described a mad scramble to get off port authority says there was no actual danger The danger of inflation a big topic heading into the new trading week and Simon Ballard chief economist at first Abu Dhabi bank says even with growing signs of rising prices the fed needs to see stronger jobs recovery before tightening That's what's really going to be needed to trigger a change of heart by the fellow thing between now and mid 2022 in terms of shifting to that tidal bias And bellard commenting on Bloomberg daybreak Middle East U.S. consumer price report comes out This wouldn't stay According to federal documents Donald Trump's Washington hotel lost more than $70 million during his time in The White House And that was despite receiving millions of dollars in payments from foreign governments Bloomberg's Charlie pellet takes a look According to a letter from the chair of the House committee on oversight and reform the documents quote raised new and troubling questions about former president Trump's lease which was managed by the general services administration according to the letter the losses occurred even as the Trump international hotel took in an estimated $3.75 million from foreign governments and received favorable terms from Deutsche Bank which allowed Trump to defer payments for 6 years on the principle of a $170 million loan Charlie pellet Bloomberg radio Looks like Tesla's software update is ready to go Elon Musk says the full self-driving beta 10.2 update will be coming out tonight and mayor de Blasio's new plan to get rid of the city's gifted and talented programs might not make the great world warn that coming up as well Couple news 24 hours a day on air and Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries I'm Denise Pellegrini And this is Bloomberg.
Science Friday
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"Friday. i reply. Oh later in the hour. We'll explore the future of batteries. A key to realizing the vision of a decarbonised reliable grid but first weird weather is on. Everybody's mind right. Unbelievable flooding in germany mudslides japan. Here he'd like we've never seen it before and if you think about it it's not just people feeling the heat. The wildlife are being affected. Too in ways that you might not expect amy. Nordstrom has been following the heat. She's here with that story. And other science headlines this week a museum editor. Mit's technology review. Welcome back. amy thank you. You're welcome okay. Let's talk about this then the consequences of heat on wildlife. Yes california's department of fish and wildlife. Said this week that they're expecting almost all of the juvenile should sam and the sacramento river in california to die this year because of the extreme heat that they've been dealing with all the salmon to die while all the salmon that's right and this is a key time for salmon that river the adult salmon of come back to the river from the ocean and they've laid their eggs earlier this year. Now those eggs are incubating for awhile in the river before turning into fry but if the water temperatures get too warm. These eggs won't hatch and the recent heat waves are causing water temperatures to rise above the levels that they can survive and the whole problem is being made worse by drought which is affecting the whole state right now And especially the area around the river's just less water overall and making that water easier to be heated down to the bottom where the eggs are of course to this. Extreme heat has assault thinking about climate change and the link between the two and a stand. There is a new study out about the urban contribution to greenhouse gas emissions. Tell us about that. You know we hear and talk.
Relevant Podcast
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"I love it. It's a tangible way to be an impact. You know what. I mean so them all right. What do you have derek. Well mine is is so happy. Racism resulting medical already solve racism and was solving medical day right now. We're in nevada. We figured out this climate thing so experts are saying we have passed the point of return. And we're just going to have to live with it the way it is so let's talk about. How hot it is i. I don't know where you're at in the country. But i can tell you right now in nashville is ridiculous with the humidity but as not as bad as our people up in the northwest so seattle for real hundred portland. Hit one seventeen one. Gosh spot in. There's a spot in canada. They hit one twenty. You know those places don't have air conditioning. You know what. I mean like when you grow up there. It's always innocent easy. They don't have their dying exactly so the wildfire and the wildfires are going crazy. They're saying california's gonna have the worst year. They've had say that every year like it's any worse and worse so now it's like wildfires are so hot they're creating their own severe lightning storms. So it's getting so hot. It's creating lightning storms and sacra. The sacramento river is so hot that it is literally cooking the salmon population to death. Gosh men. I cook salmon to death last night. I love servicemen. Preemptively happening before it gets to your kids to our house guys happening. So they're just saying that we've we've.
NewsRadio KFBK
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"Because it's nothing but deceit. It's a lot why it's a cover up because the two was especially the state and the feds did not. Preserve enough cool water for the salmon electric required to by law. This is no more than a damn lie out of Chuck bottoms, mouth covering up his worthless governor. For not taking responsibility for the state's natural resources. They could have done it as we speak right now. Dan 10,000 cubic feet of water is coming out of Cheswick. Yeah. Now, most of that Probably 7500 is coming out of Shasta Dam. Do you suppose that might be depleting the cool water they have in Shasta? I think it might. Yeah, this hot water It's always been hard in California had and and and the sun can just water warm water so deep you get down 100 ft. Deep. The sun has nothing to do with it. It's just a lie. It's just, uh it's just a farce. It's a cover up as usual. It's just disgusting. On what a failure that whole department is. And that's what the people struck with. But like my condom arise, executive director of the Pacific Coast Federation fishermen's associations He quotes said. This is exactly what we warned the State Water Resources Control board about when we spoke on the curious conditions. Sacramento River run at the median April And he said Gavin Newsom Appointees board, right, Well, I appreciate the deflection trying to blame the weather. This is most assuredly not about hot weather. Are quote. Government officials have been failing to provide adequate conditions or even meet their own plans since spawning began. This is negligence and incompetence by those in power. Who said that? That was Mike Conroy, executive director of the Pacific Coast Federation.
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"Wait use it the next morning absolutely. Yeah those ideas will. they're fresh. How would you describe your writing to someone who's never read your books. Describe the writing. Yeah it's crime thriller lot of action adventure. It's i i think that would be it. It's I see a movie script and every everything right but but no one wants to buy a script yet but there's a lot of action. Yeah interesting is the are the endings. Warren sure more upbeat up. Yeah ok okay. Some guys win guys maybe sometimes Someone may get away but the good guys win in the end. Yeah cool Let's see you travel a lot. You said you set your stories in places that you visit and how much does location. How much apart this location play in your writing. I think setting is very very important to me. Almost it kinda kinda form a character. Who were the at. I've been fortunate not in my career. Travel replaces and have loved experiences in in so far each one of them has contributed to one of my books. So i think it's very important for me for setting. It's almost as if the choice of that. Setting is a function of character. Only at certain type of character. Choose to do these jobs in fact my last one. I'm working on us about this woman. Who is a hard hat diver. I experienced working with hard. Had divers in the sacramento river whether recovering up pipelines at her of her uncovering this this strong box that was lost during the california gold rush hundred fifty years ago so that that's setting having his hard hat diver. Then how did she get there. S typically a an occupation. Find a lot of women in but that that really took away right there. Yeah yeah we think so and when this is taking place the hard ever oh this contemporary the contemporary right. Okay cool What riders would you say most inspired you work..
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"Around the state on Sacramento's news 93.1 kfbk. Good evening. I'm Joe Michael's a Sacramento City councilman is calling for state and local leaders to partner with community based organizations to help fight vaccine E vaccine misinformation. Councilman Eric Garrow says covered 19 vaccines are safe, and those who are most vulnerable should get one as soon as possible. We've done a good job of messaging that But now the demand is exceedingly higher than expected. Religious worshippers may have more freedom and protections under a new legislative effort, introduced today at the California state capital. Senator Brian Jones says his bill would require the governor and local governments to designate religious services as essential just like grocery stores. It prohibits state and local governments from discriminating against the religious organization during emergency that requires state and local governments to permit religious services to continue operating during an emergency. The so called religion is essential Act would allow churches, temples and mosques to operate at the same capacity as other essential services. The San Francisco Giants are extending their partnership with the Sacramento River Cats for another decade. Gay FB CASE John Byrne Iz tells us the Triple A club couldn't be happier. The San Francisco Giants are extending their minor league affiliation with the river cats for another decade. Club GM Chip Maxon says it means some of the best young talent in the game will continue to fine tune their craft in Sacramento before moving up something which can be bittersweet. You get attached. You get to know these these guys their families, and you hear their stories. So many of them give up of their time and energy. You know, here in Sacramento in our community, Maxine says there's still uncertainty this year amid the pandemic, but he is optimistic. We hope to see a schedule here and in the next week or two, and then as we get closer to this season, we look forward to working with our local health officials to see Just how we can have a river cat season this year. The affiliate deal, announced Friday comes after a major reorganization of the minor leagues during the off season. John Byrne is e news. 93.1 KFBK Our Next update in 30 minutes. I'm Joe Michael's news 93.1 kfbk. Sacramental traffic checking KFBK traffic. This report is sponsored by Ashley Home Store South Bound five Still slow as you try to get into downtown Sacramento. It's 26 minutes from woodland to downtown and then eastbound 80 and 50 trying to get there from Davis..
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"sacramento river" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"You know, the main stem will start fishing next week. So you know, I'm expecting good things from the mainstream and the Southfork. And then we have I think in the forecast. We have a little rain later in the week. Yeah, but I don't. I'm not saying that's going to do much. So you know, at that point, we'll probably need some rain. Yeah, Mr Special, you know, start to drop out. So that Zonda bad thing to have a little bit of rain. Yeah, Well, good luck today, Kenny. Uh, I hope you spank him Good. Well, thanks, Bob. I hope someone too, okay? We'll talk to you soon. Thanks. Kenny Priest can he loves he? Eggs obviously got a passion for it. He's got a jet boat. He's got a drift boat, which he is in gonna be in shortly, and the book a trip 707496. 8671. Now let's turn our attention to the rivers. The Sacramento River came up 17 ft it Colusa. And then it's dropped back down. Of course, you know who's going to be out there Trying for sturgeon is robbed. Reimers of rustic Rob's Guide service. Good morning. Good morning, Bob and the surgeon finally got up here. That's good. At least there was some indication, huh? Yeah, we were We fixed last night. We had four sturgeon rolling around us, and we got one. It was a It was a great fighter. I took a friend of mine out. He used to do. And got him on a sturgeon. It was it was pretty early bite. It seemed like all the action was happening within a couple of hours. But we got this one on on row and he took off. Ran out. Ran right back to the boat. He couldn't hardly real fast enough to get Get the lying in as he was coming back to the boat. Just water. Well, 100 around the boat for a while and we got a minute. I thought he was a lot bigger than what he WASI flashed in the water. Lucy. It looks like a huge one, and then When we got him and he was actually a flatfish 51 a half inches. Alaska. It was gonna Yeah, looking right? So you got him on tomorrow. Yep. Got him on row. You know my road that like it was cheered Rose, but it was it was on Rome. So by the way, just heard last night late that some go shrimp is available. I think Sacrament of pro tackle got some in last night. Yeah, It's been tough. That's been tough to find. Yeah. What I heard was, uh, guys. That supplier had problems with his permits, and he couldn't get him for allow. Nobody had any. That's why we're using role and sardines and the hell in anything else, but it seems like any more every year. There's some sort of a problem with Urgent fish and either you can't get any bait or like last night we really wanted to finish his Del went out there and the gate flock. There is no reason to have the gate left. They did predict early in the week that the were was gonna go over a little bit, but they changed that where it never did go over. Yeah, yeah, the park of us anti gay flock. Guys never got out there. Don't do it. I tell you what, that's terrible Children. It was a good thing. There's no women or Children in my truck on the rating. I plan to get their lost all weekend. It's just ridiculous. You know? I mean, like he's starting to make a little bit out there in the river, and they just walk it up. Leave it locked up for a week. Where does that is that Sutter County? Yeah, that is not me. I'm going, but I mean, I mean that in my mind, that's well that Z just somebody that doesn't give a damn. Unfortunately, I mean, there's no reason for that. I mean, that's the main ramp in that whole section of river for miles and miles. Yeah, And I know there were fish. You know where I want to pitch up there, But, um You know, we give your stuff it down a nice landing and we got you know a lot about a few other faces all roll, but, you know, feel the point is there is there is no reason to him, but well, here we go, Robert Least we got you got a good indication you go out and tested every year. I know a friend of yours got a green sturgeon, so that was a good sign. And you. Ah, you have some chances. Got one keeper. Um I think that's going to start the ball rolling. So, uh, thanks for filling us in. I appreciate it. All right. Good luck today. Thank you. Bye bye. Rob Reimers Rustic Rob's Guide Service 530632. 0051 After the break. Mr Scott Lace off back from Florida and Lake Okeechobee. It's said.
NewsRadio KFBK
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"All the equity they have. Yeah. Might be something that people wanted. Do you could go to Zillow a place like that. See what your home is worth and then to take a look what you owe on your mortgage. By the end of last year, more than 30% of homeowners were considered equity rich. That means their property was worth twice as much as the underlying mortgage. Yum brands reporting a mixed quarter with sales just missing expectations. KFC Taco Bell Pizza Hut, same story sales each did a little bit worse than expected. Applications for unemployment benefits fell last week. They were down by more than expected. Assigned job cuts could be starting to slow down right now down. Futures are up 61 points S and P futures higher by 10, the NASDAQ indicator up by nearly 60. I'm Ed Cory with the Bloomberg Business Report on News. 93.1 Kfbk had many thanks to appreciate it. Here's Bob Simms with the outdoor report. When the first big storm of the season comes in. It means a lot to sturgeon and striper fishermen. The amount of water coming down the Sacramento River is everything, but it's hard to track. For example, last week it rain like crazy Monday and Tuesday and Wednesday evening, the Sacramento River at Colusa barely came up a couple of inches. By Saturday. It come up about 7 ft. Sunday night, It dropped 3 to 4 ft. And yesterday at mid day it peaked at 17 Ft. Above the level of the river before last week's range, and this is without the benefit of this past Tuesday's rain, so there's a big wall of water hidden down. The Sacramento ended the delta so soon, Bay and sand papel that should get some action. We'll know more by the weekend. Bob Simms kfbk Alright, let's briefly take a moment. See what's in store later today on the KFBK Afternoon news with Kitty O'Neil, Christina Sam, It's Thursday. So that means we go in depth on business stories with Kelly Brothers. Hope you'll join us this afternoon. All right, That's it. Four o'clock she gets going, Kitty O'Neil does. February force is the day time for what? You're what happened. First installment of this Thursday morning program? Yes, and the first time starting with this year 17 89. And that's when the first U. S Electoral College shows George Washington's president and John Adams is vice president. Numeral Uno? Yep. The first and not the last. Next one. I have 1988. And that's when Panamanian General Manuel Noriega was indicted on federal judge Me and with by grand jury on federal charges of drug trafficking and racketeering. What a character. He was really well, go ahead and the last one that I have The year. 1978 0. Yeah, that's the BG's right there. In 1978. They started a four week run at number one with their single staying alive. We're good. Yes. Thank you, sir. What's good? I just like I just every time I hear these songs in the seventies Now they're all over Tic tac now. Oh, yeah. I love this song Wretches coming back our featured audio clip coming up at 605 and exchanged during Ah, one of the confirmation.
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"Up for 18 36 Announced. 10 year bond yield 1.14% are thanks to Kelly Brothers, 6 23. Now it cave became building a better Sacramento kfbk afternoon news with Kitty O'Neil's Well, the big Ferris wheel that water front wheel as it's called, has been a huge hit in old Sacramento. And now we've got a couple of new attractions building upon that we had a perfect space right next to the water front wheel for the front Street carousel. It's vintage carousel. It's got 30 horses on it two slaves, and it's really a great addition to that waterfront park. Scott Ford, with a downtown Sacramento partnership, says the carousel is perfect for the very little ones. The great thing about the carousel is that if you're 36 inches or taller, you can write it by yourself. If you're shorter than 36 inches, as long as you have a parent or a guardian there, they can stand next year on the on the carousel and hold you as you ride it, so That's one thing the carousel appeal to the shorter writers out there. Where is the water front wheel? You have to be at least 44 inches to ride and all the safety protocols are in effect for those rides. And as we approach Valentine's Day, something special was added today. Yes, Love is in the air in old Sacramento waterfront. You know, we're capitalizing upon what I would consider the most romantic unique neighborhood in the city. And a local artist has designed a red heart sculpture. Now we are unveiling the new 10 FT. Heart archway. It's right at front in Case Street near the entrance to the riverboat Delta King and it's a perfect outdoor photo op going to be up for the month of February and the backdrop when you take the pictures underneath it is the Sacramento River, the Tower Bridge, So it's really, really a special place to come out and see. So forth says with the water front wheel, the carousel and now the heart arch that an old Sacramento staycation it's looking even better. We just launched both of these attractions this week. So come on out. The weather should be beautiful this weekend where your mask maintained a physical distancing but come enjoy the waterfront. It really is such a unique place. We've got over 100, locally owned businesses that are really dying to see you come out and support. It's a great time to do so. And.
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"sacramento river" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"Up Ford 18 36 Announced 10 Year bond Yield 1.14% All right, our thanks to Kelly Brothers. There, it's 4, 22 and kfbk Building a better Sacramento. The KFBK Afternoon news with Kitty O'Neil's. Well, the Big Ferris Will. The water front wheel, as it's called, is been a huge hit in old Sacramento. And now there are a couple of new attractions building upon that we had a perfect space, right? Next to the water front wheel for the front Street carousel. It's a vintage carousel. It's got 30 horses on it two slaves, and it's really a great addition to that waterfront park. Scott Ford, with the downtown Sacramento partnership, says the carousel is perfect, too, for the very little ones. And the great thing about the carousel is that if you're 36 inches or taller, you can write it by yourself. If you're sorted and 36 inches, as long as you have a parent or a guardian there, they can stand next year on the on the carousel and hold you as you ride it, so That's one thing the carousel appeal to the shorter writers out there. Where is the water front wheel? You have to be at least 44 inches to ride and all the safety protocols, their effect on the rides. And now as we approach a Valentine's Day, something special was just added today. Yes, Love is in the air in old Sacramento waterfront. You know, we're capitalizing upon what I would consider the most romantic unique neighborhood in the city. Now local artists has designed a red heart sculpture. Now we are unveiling the new 10 FT. Heart archway. It's right at front and K streets near the entrance to the riverboat Delta King and it's a perfect outdoor photo op Gonna be up for the month of February and the backdrop when you take the pictures underneath it is the Sacramento River, the Tower Bridge. So it's really really a special place to come out and see, Ford says. We're the water front wheel, the carousel. And now the hard arch that an old Sacramento staycation is looking even better. We just launched both of these attractions this week. So come on out. The weather should be beautiful this weekend where your mask maintain the physical distancing but come enjoy the waterfront. It really is such a unique place. We've got over 100, locally owned businesses that are really dying to see you come out and support. It's a great time to do so..
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"We're back. Very sorry about that. These sometimes you can't do anything about it. Let's just go on, Rob. You're still with us. Yeah, I'm still here. Thank you for hanging on now. Back to Engelbreit. We had some You have some luck trolling hooches. How big were the fish? Yeah, they were mostly, you know, I said a small size of 12 Biggest 1 14 inches. They were here. A planner. They've recently planet up there, and we were also getting on. We were running two lines out long lining and running to lying down. 20 ft on the down Riggers, and we were catching them all for fish. I mean, all forward down right here, So okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, well, plus, she has the owner of the marina there. She has raised her own fish in net pens for years and years. And so those will be released this spring. I'm sure. Yeah, On the other. There are bigger fish. You, uh, you know, it's kind of like Colin's leg does the same thing Where they, you know, raise the big fish and then let him go. And that's what you're getting a spring. Right now. You just get in the You know, average site planner, you know, so there's a lot of fun. You know, They're good eating stuff. They just got real big. Let's talk about the Sacramento River. I mean, the Sacramento River. You know, you have some streams that come up in a hurry. You know the tributaries and go down in a hurry. Other streams from the coast range and the Cascades in the Sierras take a few days to get down to the Sacramento River. S so it's hard to follow. But what would you find out? Yeah. You know, you could check the keep up with the river systems on my website, rustic rob dot com But I was checking it and the rivers come up 6 ft. It's going to go down a couple of feet and then turn around and go right back up. And by next Wednesday, it's gonna be up Total of 17 ft. So kiss deal. Where is gonna write a little bit if the projections are correct? A lot of times, you know, it doesn't doesn't go as much as they say. But, you know, we're getting a pretty good rise in the river. And it's gonna mutt up. Good fact. First part the week I'd probably stay off the river because you have a lot of trees going down a lot of garbage, that kind of stuff. But it should definitely pull some surgeon up here. I'm really thinking by the international week it'll be well worth going out trying for sister reason. Well, I'll tell you one thing. I agree with you. You We've been waiting for this porch and you know, it seems like whether we get a push. Of water or not. There's always a new early bunch of sturgeon to go up in that guy's on the on the beaches just north of Knights landing. Start catching him. You know, they're sitting there camped all night for him. And this year it doesn't seem like there is many fish. So this should be this should really kick somebody in the rear. Yeah, the guys on the beach, you know, usually you hear nice whether just banging fish left and right and haven't heard that this year just like a occasional guy here, guy there. Yeah, that just haven't been coming up, You know, so Look us with this muddy water. I think I'll change things. You know, I think you're right on. There's already some pretty good sturgeon fishing happening. What few people of fish San Pablo Bay. You know, they get some money, water down there that gets those fish going. Then they're gonna head up and hit this wall of water from the Sacramento. Let's hope it does the same for stripers because they've been absent in the delta s O. Do you think it will be fishable? You think the fish would get up there as early as Wednesday, Thursday this coming week. Well, they were probably creep it up. You know they're going to do what they do every year eventually, regardless what the water does just like I always say we have Ah, Low water year like this year, you know, March usually fish is the same whether we have a high water year or low water year. So you know they're going to start creeping up this way anyway, But it's just gonna encourage them tow take off and shoot up the river. So I'm hoping you know you may have to wait another couple weeks. Who does but It's going to be well, We're starting to go out and start trying for some fish. There you go. Let me ask about Orville. We had a very low elevation snow fall. The probably prevented Orville from getting some good run off. But we do know we have that bid will that new bid will ramp is more than able to launch boats. His Orville coming up at all. Yeah, I checked River level. I mean lake levels on that, and it has turned the corner and gone up a little bit from what it was on New Year's. And, uh, it's not rising much, but at least it's not going down. So, uh, you know, we'll probably get the muddy water in there. But I don't know if we'll really get enough. Run off Tol mutt up the leg. If you go fishing there and you go up by the green Bridge. And you know it's the water. Clarity is not too good and just move down towards the dam, You know? Excuse me the best thing to do because that's the water comes in the lake and starts filtering out. And you can get from Clearwater. The dam. Where on the other end is it could be pretty money. Okay? Rob. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. All righty. Thank you. Rob Reimers. Rustic rubs guide service. The book trip 5306320051. Now go to his website are on Facebook and rustic Rob's Guide service, and you can get those two links to the water levels in the Sacramento River and on the Feather River. So he does that It'll take you right to it. 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"To the show. Hey, Pat, my friend. Hey, I'm so glad to hear you back. And you know what? You just you're to come back here. Oh, you hit it out of the park. Thanks pm with the music and everything else. You know, I think your brother from another mother because we've got that we've got the Chico thing going on and and over the years Just listening to you. I've been listening to her talk radio all my life and he has became more specifically, And there's a lot of lot of stars that have been hatched here. And I know you'll you'll get where you need to be when you do, but thank you. Your music. Your music is just, you know, at every turn. I tell you what you know, I want to I want to say and and then you hit it. So welcome back. Thank you Didn't and I think about the bugs and the windshield and driving through a rice field in the middle of summer. Somewhere up by the Sacramento River and just playing the music loud. So what a great thought. It's just a great dog. Yeah, but all the yellow bugs in your windshield, right? But there's something about a right, Pete. When you put the two together you like There's something about Yeah, There's just something about the landscape and just things that you that you conjure up in your mind that you can relate to a certain song or what have you in it, whether it's bugs on a windshield or whatever it might be, Uh, usually it's somewhat of a pleasant thought. Associating with the song. Hopefully what anyway, There's There's an eclectic nature to your to your Ways and I will think about it. You're kind of like Abbott and Costello all rolled in the one with the modern afflictions, you know, Well placed piece more, too. You got it. Thank you, my friend. That's quite the compliment. And I definitely appreciate that. All right. Well, listen, you know, why not do that tonight? I'm feeling in.
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A Sneak Peek of the Wild & Scenic Film Festival
"What is the wild and scenic film festival? It's it sounds like a bunch of hippies drinking up in Nevada Vada city. You're not wrong The Wild and scenic film festival is a opportunity for filmmakers and activists from around the world to come together to tell the stories that they care most about About protecting the environment. And this is your first podcast so low right you. You had all the equipment you went up you. You didn't know who you can exactly interview. What was it like Well it was exciting I did lose my phone with all the recordings on it for a period of about twelve of hours but luckily thanks to the The kind hearted people in Nevada city. I was able to get my my phone back with all these interviews. So crisis averted so Nevada city is like the heart of the like eighteen fifties goldrush right the forty niners that that's where everything happened is amazing when you go there because it looks looks like this old gold town. That's right it's it's right in the Sierra foothills in it it does look like and feel like in some ways that you're going back in time and and Melinda The Executive Director of the South you've ever citizens league tells us a little bit about Nevada city and history in the ways in which the Yuba river in particular has really shape the town cool so his Sarah talking with Melinda booth. Who's responsible for bringing this huge festival together every year? Uh So this film festival is now in its eighteenth year and it's an environmental an adventure film based festival here in Nevada city and Grass Valley California. So we're we're in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains about halfway between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe and we had some beautiful snow last night. Blanketing our town. But it's sunny and melting and we're ready for the eight thousand people that are going to come to our small foothills town for this. Annual event. So South River Citizens League we affectionately refer to ourselves by our acronym circle was founded back in nineteen ninety-three and a bunch of concerned citizens came together when dams were proposed on the South Yuba River and they decided that's not what they wanted for the river in their community and they banded together and fought those dams over sixteen years. It was a sixteen year long fight but they were ultimately successful in protecting the river by by achieving California State designation for wild and scenic status for thirty nine miles to the south you bought which permanently protects it this community really is all about the Yuba River. It's an economic driver for us. It's a place of renewal. It's a place of recreation. It's habitat refuge. It's definitely one of the most scenic rivers in California cornea and you have these beautiful smooth granite boulders. You have these emerald waters you have deep pools. It's relatively warm in the summer and it's a magical place. There's more folks who enjoy the river naked than clothed but. Tell us a little bit about the film festival. I see that the Tagline is where activism gets inspired tired so back in nineteen ninety nine. One circled did achieve that wild and scenic status for the river they were to crossroads and decided You know they achieved what they set out to to do. And so then the question was okay well organization done. Did we reach our goal or is there more to do and they quickly realized that. Gosh there's so much more to do. Circles mission is to unite the community to protect and restore the river. And there's lots of work to be done year round so we're focusing on that mission throughout the entire watershed so from the headwaters waters up at sugarbush ski resort if people know the area that's near the headwaters all the way down to the confluence with the feather river in Marysville the founders of the film festival were very very forward thinking and realized if they could create something that could create a sustainable funding source to help the organization that would be a real help to achieving in our mission and so wild and scenic film festival was created. It was of course named after the win of wild and scenic status and it started as two nights heights and one venue back in two thousand and three and it's grown here in twenty twenty to take place in two towns. We have venues and grass valley and Nevada city. It's five days as we have ten film venues. We have activists workshops we have celebrations. We have virtual reality lounge. We have an environmental art exhibition. There's really a whole lot. Outgoing on does the film festival travel and are there ways for people that live elsewhere to enjoy the festival and enjoy these films. Yes so we kick it off every year in January January here in the foothills in Nevada city grass valley in January but then we hit the road and we take these films on tour so you might see a wild and scenic event near you we have about two hundred and fifty events annually reaching more than sixty five thousand people with these inspiring stories and you can search for an event in your area and if there's not one you can be a host so what we do which I think is really incredible. Is We're actually partnering with Environmental Organizations. Really any kind of organization who want it to host a festival in their area so that they can raise awareness for issues in their community and raise funds for the work that they're doing so it's a really cool partnership a way to get these films seen inspire more people and really Increase the groundswell for the environmental movement. As a whole I love that Can you give us an example or tells Tulsa story about maybe the most inventive or unusual way that people have brought the wild and scenic film festival to their community. I love it when people do outdoor screenings screenings. It's really great so we have some folks in Florida with their shoes off toes in the sand. Watch these films at night outside so one of the cool things about living in Sacramento obviously is the Sacramento River. And I've always had this dream of going being from reading down to the sea. One of the cool movies that you've got to see them super jealous about is cold the Sacramento at current speed and these guys go in that story story which is a teeny little boat and floated down and you go to catch up with them. Tell us about Tom and Mitch. Thomason mentor great to me. They really exemplify the film festival which his in many cases transforming what we might consider to be ordinary people. That didn't you know. Set their careers to be filmmakers or even necessarily activists who fell in love with place and wanted to tell that story to others. And that's exactly what happened with Mitch and Tom. They would go out occasionally with each other with their wives on the river and in came to be Really compelled by the river and wanting to protect it and so they made this film Which ended up winning the twenty twenty people's Choice Award a really beautiful film and Really Beautiful Film and story and I thought it was special to that. Of course the Sacramento River flows through Sacramento so we've paddled on it and Goes through the very place where a lot of decisions about water in the entire state are made so just a lot of Nice different connections with this one. Sara Fest Out Utah With Mitch Dion and then with Tom Bottles who made the Sacramento at current speed. Which won the People's Choice Award The wild and scenic Film Festival Mitch starts by explaining how the idea for the film was launched? A was just looking for a place to row my boat down a river. I Love Rivers. I really like my little dory boat and I live in truckee aunt kind of stumbled on the Sacramento as a place to do some overnight trips without having to drive halfway across the country to Utah. Colorado or Idaho so Several years ago my wife and I didn't overnight trip on a section of the upper for Sacramento where we through our bikes into the boats camped overnight and they invite the shuttle back up to the car and we had so much fun. And we were so enamored with with what we found down there that I started doing longer trips. and Um Tom and I done lots of adventures together. But we've never took advantage Jeff. Our professional lives. He's a videographer and has made lots of films so I started telling her friends. It's about the project down here on the Sacramento and Tom's ears perked up and he said found sounds very well. Maybe you should make a movie of IT and So just hopped in my boat and Loaded up with camera gear and some food and crackers and smoke cheese and took off below reading and Started in a two week journey down the SACRAMENTO Some of which I done before and below Qaluza all the way down into the Delta was was unknown unknown you. I know that people navigate this piece of river all the time but whether we could actually row it and make it out there we really have. I've no idea all heard that the winds were extreme down there that Might be a really difficult journey. And Good Luck. What is it that you wanted to share with people the Sacramento River? The big thing is this water belongs to all of us and people may not realize that it's public domain. It's the water is supposed has to be managed to use for the use that's most beneficial to the most number Californians and you know we know that's a simple concept and after after that everything gets really complicated because a lot of give and take in tug of war but we need to be wake watch. What's happening attention to what's going on Out there because it belongs to all of
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"One of the first moves the President Donald Trump made back in two thousand seventeen was rescinding the waters of the. United States rule Wallis a move that was applauded by farmers throughout the country well that disputed federal rule. Governing the waters of the United States it's come back to life and affects California and twenty five, other states the rule would, expand the federal agencies jurisdiction over both water and land a judge in. South Carolina sided with, environmental groups in partially reinstating the rule groups led by the American Farm Bureau have asked the court to stay that ruling. Pending appeal Michael, Clements, has more action by a federal judge in South Carolina has revived the two. Thousand fifteen wanders of the US, rule making it the law of the land in twenty, six states Don perish American Farm Bureau. Federation senior director of regulatory relations says the ruling is a major setback and af PF and others are working. To defeat it that court said The. Trump administration could not delay implementation of that rule and that is a. Significant setback and it creates a real problems frogger culture you've got one judge in South Carolina telling the nation twenty six states they've got to implement a rule this already been found to be likely illegal farmers and. Ranchers, in those twenty six states are now subject to the flaw. In two thousand fifteen Motors rule that parish says will create uncertainty have. Detrimental impacts to their operations clearly it's going to leave farmers out there open to be challenged it also creates huge conflicting permeating album Gatien's. There's gotta be some core districts that have to implement both the existing rule the nineteen Eighty-six rule is. Well as the new twenty fifteen ruled depending upon which state they're operating in and that's going to, be very disruptive a coalition, including a BF notify the South Carolina federal district court that they will. Appeal the court's ruling, that reviewed the two thousand fifteen waters rule we went back and asked the judge because of disruption in the problems it's. Going to create To reconsider we've also gone to court in, south Texas to. Ask that judge to provide nationwide. State and then we're also asking the administration to put his head down we know that he's got work to do but. We need them to finalize this repeal is soon, as
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"That are saying that this overrides their tenth amendment rights, to regulate, guns in their own state and it's. The Republicans who've held the Ohio twelfth congressional district for thirty years. But that's, being, challenged in a special, election and Paul manafort's. Lawyers say he's innocent we'll get the latest from the trial it's Wednesday the first day of August MRs morning edition on WNYC Live from NPR news in Washington I'm korva Coleman Paul Manafort is back in court today NPR's Ryan Lucas. Reports day. Two of, the former, Trump campaign chairman Bank and. Tax fraud trial will feature testimony for more government witnesses on day. One the, jury heard opening statements and testimony from the government's. First witness political consultant tad Devine on. Day to the government plans to call another political, consultant, who worked with, Manafort, in Ukraine that's. Daniel Ravin jurors. Will also hear from an FBI agent the government laid out its case in its opening statement. Saying that the eighteen Bank and tax fraud counts against Manafort boiled down to one thing Manafort lied the defense meanwhile says manafort's recordkeeping lapses were, unintentional manafort's mistake they say was putting his trust in his former deputy Rick, gates gates has pleaded guilty and is cooperating with prosecutors he is expected, to testify, against Manafort the trial is expected to. Last about three weeks Ryan Lucas NPR news Washington the Federal Reserve Today is, expected to stay the course and hold interest. Rates steady as NPR's Chris Arnold reports the fed will issue its latest statement on rates as it wraps up two days of. Meetings about where. The economy is headed the fed is. In the midst of a multi year journey to get interest rates, back up to more normal levels feted kept rates extremely low to boost the economy. In the wake of the recession it hasn't been able to raise, rates too, quickly because that might hurt what it software a time it's a sluggish and fragile recovery but with the. Economy in. Relatively strong shape now the fed has said it's, planning to more interest rate hikes before the end of the year the Fed's goal with all this is to avoid overheating the economy and to. Give itself. Room to, cut rates, again whenever the next recession. Comes along Chris Arnold NPR news the weather is cooling off in. California giving, fire crews a better chance to battle wildfires especially. In the northern part of the state. The car fire near reading has destroyed nearly a, thousand, homes and left, six, people dead Jefferson Public radio's leeann Moriarty reports fire officials say it's thirty percent contained the winds. And high temperatures that drove the fire across the Sacramento river and through several neighborhoods on the edge of reading last. Week have eased somewhat firefighters have used that pause to create more containment lines and. At this point the fire is moved into rural forested areas north and west of the city some. Of the almost forty thousand evacuated, residents are being allowed back into their neighborhoods. But, most are still waiting for officials to say it safe to return Liam Moriarty reporting a federal. Judge is temporarily blocking a Texas company from publishing plans online for three d printable guns the plans have been. Public, for several days and downloaded thousands, of times anyone with. A three d. printer can use them, the Trump administration, had given the company an exception, to rules that govern arms exports now eight. States in Washington DC have sued to block the exception you're listening to NPR this is Doug WNYC in. New York good morning I'm Richard Hake it's seven oh. Four seventy five degrees showers and thunderstorms are, likely for, today Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance will stop prosecuting most marijuana possession and smoking cases starting today he made the announcement earlier this year but he's now issued guidelines for his office and share them with police and courts assistant DA -'s. Will only be allowed, to prosecute marijuana arrests if a defendant is, also accused of selling marijuana and. Those who pose a significant safety threat such a threat could include an individual who's, being investigated for a violent crime smoking ban has gone into effect across. The, city's public housing system as of Monday morning Nitra residents will no longer be allowed to light up inside their. Apartments are building common areas Michelle Rodriguez lives in the Barack houses on loan the Lower East Side she says she likes. The health benefits some the ban but feels like nitrous shouldn't infringe on people's freedoms. As, an individual as an adult as a soon states citizen have. The absolute right man. You are contributing A lump sum of money to a place, that. In my aesthetically.
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"Says he had run an errand to a friend's house, when the car fire was still miles away and on the other side of, the Sacramento river, from his home far gobbled up that. Ground in a matter of minutes some people saw fire NATO's spin hundreds of. Feet in the air and touchdown destroying homes while leaving others on the same street untouched for NPR news I'm Bob Moffitt police, New Orleans asking for, help from the public following last night's shooting they're looking for two suspects that. They say shot indiscriminately into a group. Of people leaving three dead and seven injured New, Orleans, police superintendent Michael Harrison asking anyone with information about, the shooting to contact police no means does anyone think you need to, take matters into their own. Hands the New Orleans police department. And partners are on this we will stay on it until we clear, it until we hold those accountable For near since as one gunman was armed with a. Rifle the other with a handgun Sam Baba's former leader appears to be seeking to influence tomorrow's election Robert Mugabe today broke months of silence since his ouster under military pressure November saying he will not vote for those who've illegally taken, power in apparent reference to his, former deputy president Emmerson Managua tomorrow's election is the first since Mugabe was forced out Turkey's president says his country will. Stand firm against American pressure NPR's Peter Kenyon reports of Washington is threatening sanctions have Turkey. Does not release a US pastor who's facing trial president told a Turkish news channel that the US would be losing a strong, insincere ally, if it, doesn't change its attitude toward Turkey pastor Andrew Brunson was, held in a Turkish prison for the better part of two years before court, ruled he could, be moved to house arrest while his. Trial on terrorism charges continues officials in Washington said that wasn't enough in president Trump, demanded brunson's immediate release or Turkey would face sanctions Turkey is also seeking to buy American F, thirty five fighter jets at transaction congress is trying to prevent in his interview aired on said. Turkey would pursue international arbitration if the sale is blocked Peter Kenyon NPR, news and, you're listening to NPR news this is WNYC in New York I'm David first emergency crews are at. A New, York City housing development after nearly four dozen buildings in. The complex lost power the f. d. n. wise has crews. Were sent to start city in Brooklyn's east. New York section this morning after all Forty-six buildings lost power WCBS TV reports fifty seven year old woman who was on a respirator when the power went. Out was found dead officials tell the station that, the machine did not rely on building power because it ran on its own batteries they say she. May have died before the power outage there are nearly six thousand apartments in the housing complex which has its own independent power Our plant. Outside the management of con Edison health officials. Say the drinking water at the Jacobi, medical. Center in the Bronx has tested positive, for the bacteria that causes legionnaire's disease a. Spokesman for New York City health. And hospitals. Says required testing of the water found quote very low levels of the legionella bacteria the Jacobi medical center says it. Is using only bottled water and is installing new water filters on showers officials say the risk to patients staff and visitors is very low and. That the New York State Department of health is treating and monitoring the water supply former mayor Rudy Giuliani says guy Molinari, the late New York City politician and powerbroker who convinced him to run for mayor was his staunchest ally. And greatest defender Giuliani was among the mourners at Molinari's. Funeral mass yesterday on Stanton island Molinari died on Wednesday at the age of eighty nine Seventy two degrees right, now we'll be seeing mostly sunny skies today with a high in the mid eighties tonight skies remained clear we'll have a. Low around, seventy degrees this is WNYC support for NPR comes from Newman's Own foundation working to nourish the common good by donating all profits from.
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New Yorker investigation alleges sexual misconduct by CEO of CBS
"And Megan a conversation with the RND. Grammy award winning artists as he explores his Latin American roots. My family journey has a lot. To do things like immigration my grandmother coming here from Mexico I would never be sitting here with you plus the LGBTQ POC. Underground eighties full seen as portrayed in. The FX series pose that's, all coming up on. Latino USA I'm Jose. Stay with us not in my hands Live from NPR news in Washington, I'm, Nora. Raum in Iraq and a fast moving wildfire northern. California claimed a second life today a firefighter a. Bulldozer operator had died yesterday the fire, jumped across the Sacramento river and swept into the city of reading about one hundred miles south of the Oregon border Ken Pimlott is the chief of Cal fire he says people need to know these fires, are dangerous these are extreme conditions this is how fires are burning in California we need to take heed evacuate evacuate evacuate tens of thousands. Of people are taking that advice the fire has destroyed at. Least sixty five buildings a federal. Judge in Los Angeles today shell appointed independent monitor to look into reports of neglect and abuse of children at immigration centres along. The us Mexico border from member station. K. q. e. d. Julius, small reports the judges Is in charge of enforcing decades all settlement that. Set strict limits on the detention of minors US. District judge Dolly Jesus says she needs someone to be. Her ears and is at immigration facilities. In Texas, to look into allegations that date. Back more than a year attorney Peter Shay says problems are pervasive and facilities all along the border with Mexico children being detained. For up to four or five six days. With no, access to audible water with access only to. Inadequate unexpired food no. Access to blankets or sleeping mats the government. Asked for an opportunity to present, evidence, to. Refute the allegations meanwhile the judge is going ahead. With appointing a monitor within two weeks for NPR. News I'm Julie small CBS says it's, investigating what it calls personal misconduct claims against CEO less moon vez detail in New Yorker magazine story that also alleges a culture of misconduct throughout the CBS network as NPR's Eric. Duggan's reports Six women are giving their accounts of sexual harassment between the. Nineteen eighties and late two thousands actress Ileana Douglas who's appeared in TV shows like six feet under an entourage accuses moon Vazza violently kissing her and tried to force himself. On her during a business meeting in nineteen ninety seven when she refused his advances Douglas said she was fired from her role as co star on a. CBS show journalists, Ronan Farrow spoke to thirty current and former employees at CBS his story includes other allegations from women who claim, moon vez tried to kiss or touch them inappropriately in a statement moon visit minuted, pharaoh quote they were times decades ago. When I may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances but he. Denies, harming anyone's career before the story was published CBS's board of directors said it would. Investigate allegations. Eric Duggan's NPR news on Wall Street the NASDAQ lost one and a, half percent to close at seventy seven thirty seven down one hundred and fourteen points the Dow fell seventy six while the, s&p dropped eighteen This is, NPR news this is WNYC in New York I'm Lance lucky as you've, been hearing CBS CEO, Leslie Moonves is the latest prominent media figure facing allegations of sexual misconduct and investigation published in. The New Yorker magazine today reports that six women including producers and writers say they've been harassed and assaulted by. New Yorker writer Ronan Farrow said the women feared speaking out because. Of moon vessels ability to make or break their careers are women of tremendous character and competence, in their industry but they, still felt. That by, rebuffing advances they were putting their careers on the line the alleged incidents happened various times. During his more than twenty year tenure at the company best. Has denied the allegations CBS said in a statement, that it's, investigating the claims food stamp. Recipients will still be able to use a mobile app to pay for food at New York farmers markets come September. The state has agreed to pay six hundred ten thousand One dollars to Novo DEA the company that, facilitates food stamp payments at the markets after. The federal government ended its contract Novo Diaz said it would go out of business the. State aid will fund the. App based service until March police say suspicious items found inside Trump Tower have been determined to be harmless the NYPD's counterterrorism chief James water said on Twitter the. Packages found in the. Building have been deemed safe by the department's bomb squad We have showers and perhaps severe thunderstorms moving through the area. As I speak the severe thunderstorm watch in. Effect until ten pm and. They are major delays at the airports of two to. Six hours for all incoming and outgoing flights the worst delays being at Newark liberty airport. Those showers and thunderstorms tapering off after midnight and tomorrow partly sunny, the high eighty, five support for NPR comes from the National Endowment for. The arts the federal agency that supports the arts, and creativity and communities across the nation more formation is available at arts dot gov There are.
Sean Hannity
Raging California wildfire turns deadly, forces "mass evacuations"
"Beasley. Media Group station deadly fires Russia warning I'm Mike moss a firefighter and a bulldozer operator have, been killed battling a fast moving wildfire in northern California tens of thousands have been, evacuated in sixty five buildings have been, destroyed. Correspondent Dan Simon is on the scene in Redding California this fire actually began on Monday and. They really felt like they were. Out of the woods they really weren't seeing any problems and then the winds really kicked, up last night and the fire jumped the Sacramento river and it came, into the subdivision also came into about four. Other neighborhoods and, it just caused this this massive devastation Michael.
Charlie Parker
Trump to discuss election security at today's meeting
"Well the deadline to, reunite illegal immigrant parents and kids. As pass but the work is not over for the social service agencies involved in the process at Catholic charities and San Antonio about one. Hundred twelve migrant families have been reunited that deadline now past and Christina, hick says and they're still working something that we're just gonna Bandon because there's not any because there is one and it's. Gonna continue he's confident that even after, this deadline there will be families that will need to. Be reunited task says they're becoming experts in as for the politics. Of separation it's not something they. Can control, she says so the focus still on feeding, the needy Michael board NewsRadio twelve hundred w a solemn ceremony today as North Korea returned the remains of fifty five US servicemembers killed in the Korean war base in, South Korea US servicemembers in. A minute Triana God lining up to receive the. Remains Delivered by US f.. O.'s played returning from a rare visit to North, Korea fifty five cases draped in the flag of the UN with carried from the jet into vans President Trump tweeted this morning thank you Kim, Jong UN this is the, first tangible result of that summit. Between Trump and Kim in June bear county deputies say a private apartment complex security guard shot a man early today after he was making. A disturbance near the pool area deputies were called to the thirty oaks, apartments on cool labor road near tap ties school around midnight when they arrived they found the victim bleeding from gunshot wounds. He was rushed to the hospital but, was dead on arrival deputies said the guard I tried. To pepper spray the man but when that did not work he. Resorted to lethal force a man. Is in, custody following a wild Shays of one Eighty-one, from floors Ville all the way to San Antonio a floresville officer tried to pull over the driver but he sped away and was racing at speeds of more than, one hundred miles an hour. Up one Eighty-one onto thirty seven to south These military where he jumped out of the truck and try to make. A run for it but did not make it if it'll say he had all sorts of. Reasons not to want to. Be caught, he. Was in. Possession of drugs and guns is a wanted felon and the pickup he was in, was stolen amid, indications that Russian intelligence has begun attempts to hack into at least one two thousand eighteen campaign computer President Trump today we'll. Discuss election security meeting with national security officials comes after President Trump appeared to, question US intelligence officials. At his summit, with Russian President Vladimir Putin he later said. He misspoke and that he accepts, the intelligence communities findings that Russia, meddled in the. Two thousand sixteen election last week director, of national intelligence Dan Coats worn, Russia's still trying to undermine. US democracy a deadly wildfire that blew up last night is moving on the, northern California city of reading the twenty. Nine thousand acre car fire killed a bulldozer operator, who was working to create a firebreak three firefighters were injured fighting the blaze the fire jumped the Sacramento river and moved toward the city It's. Home to ninety two thousand people the San Antonio World Affairs Council heard that the nation's immigration, problem is far different than either political party leads us to believe first of all my Grayson policy institute director. Dr Andrew Sealy told the council Mexico is on our side with the legal immigration coming more from Central America. China and India than Mexico so so a lot of Mexicans leaving but much you know it's a tenth of the. Number of Mexicans that that left ten or fifteen years ago says in reality illegal immigration is down to its lowest level since the seventies in the new. Immigrants today are far more likely to have a college degree than native born Americans carry Laki News Radio twelve hundred w. o. a. I the good economic, news that analysts and President Trump had forecast has arrived. The initial estimate from the Commerce Department for the second quarter shows GDP growth at an annualized rate of four point one percent that is the fastest growth in four years in a big jump from the two point two percent growth. The economy registered during the first three months of this year The downtown scooter wars are heating up a Silicon Valley, based company called lime scooters today ablaze Dhaka's scooters downtown currently scooters in use downtown operated by LA company called bird lime will also work on the same. Idea grab scooter when, you, want one drive it wherever you, want then leave it the city next week will take the first step. Toward regulating the booming scooter business all the audio from the nine one one call made as a result of the. Apparent drug overdose of pop star Demi Levato suggests her friends didn't want to create a seen as, a result of. The medical emergency.
Car Pros
Fear is growing on California farms over Trump's trade war
"Welcome to the kfc farm our here's kfc's farmer fred fred hoffman california's farmers will be on the receiving end of a big economic hit if the us government doesn't provide relief from the proposed agricultural tariffs threatened by china canada mexico and europe we have the latest from washington california's pair harvest will be down this year but prices for the crop they're going up wild pigs are back in the news and there is a move afoot at the state capital to increase the hunting of these major farm pests processing tomatoes are a major crop in our area and the local farm advisor who was overseeing the changes in this industry over the decades is retiring we have a conversation with gene meow who talks about the innovations of growing tomatoes in the sacramento area over the last forty years all that crop reports and a lot more on this week k s t e farm our let's get started california's farmers supported the election of donald trump throughout the central valley now the trump trade policies have california's farmers very worried the new york times reports renewed trade related tensions with china put a spotlight on how quickly political tides can shift the unpredictability of the trump administration's policy with china has already worried farmers across the state many of whom voted for mr trump and gross staple products like almonds and pistachios that are targeted for tariffs in two thousand sixteen california exported two billion dollars in agricultural products to china which is the state's third biggest foreign market for farm goods as the tariff tug of war heats up what are the plans in washington for relief for california's farmers rod bane has the details considered for a while now as a countermeasure against retaliatory tariffs on us agricultural exports mitigation compensation vantage by russian agriculture secretary sonny perdue telling reporters in chicago tuesday that such a bit a geisha plan continues to be developed it what he calls a dynamic process as nations like china canada mexico and the european union an ounce or have announced product they may target in retaliation for recent us propose terrified items ranging from foreign produced steel and aluminum and related products made from such as the mark what happens on a daily basis format the market or the ongoing u s chinese trade to speak for instance the first wave of retaliatory tariffs from both nations are set to take effect in early july rod baid reporting for the us department of agriculture at washington dc california is expecting a lighter fresh pair crop this year it's down sixteen and a half percent from last year's final count the capital press reports the california pair advisory board is forecasting at twenty thousand nine crop of two point five million thirty six pound boxes that's down from three million last year walnut grove in court lynn the pair region of the sacramento river delta had an abundance of pairs last year and they're lighter this year due to insufficient winter chill and then a freeze and then hot weather right before the bloom and that impeded pollination fireblight also is more prolific again particularly on the star crimson variety another big issue the lack of available labour that according to sacramento county farm advisor chuck angles labor is a huge problem especially for peres we require so much labor for harvesting practices through the year cost is going ability abilities down becomes really difficult to grow pears are a real time goes on because of the labor problems this year's forecast is for two million bartlett pears mostly bosc bears will make up the remaining five hundred thousand boxes followed by red star crimson red bartlett sexual sense bright taylor's gold and others harvest will start around july ninth and walnut grove with the sun sprite variety bartlett and read bears will begin harvest.
Morning Edition
Arizona sends 225 National Guard troops to Mexico border, more heading soon
"National guard have begun arriving along the us mexico border to provide heightened border security the governors of texas arizona and new mexico each a republican are committing a total of sixteen hundred members of the guard they're doing so in response to president trump's push to get up to four thousand guard members to the border to help deal with illegal immigration california's governor jerry brown a democrat has not said if his state will do the same vote is expected today in los angeles on the governor's plan to build a tunnel or tunnels as to divert water from the sacramento river to southern california the san francisco bay area in the san joaquin valley this this is npr news it's unclear how many people have been killed in the fiery crash of a small plane in arizona it went down last night on a golf course in suburban phoenix authorities say there were no survivors the single engine plane can have up to six seats a group of scientists is proposing a new way to define alzheimer's his npr's john hamilton reports the plan was unveiled in the journal alzheimer's and dementia alzheimer's is usually defined by symptoms like memory problems or fuzzy thinking but a coalition of researchers wants to change all that at least in the scientific world they would define alzheimer's by the presence of plaques and tangles in the brain elliot's there must of the national institute on aging says this biology based definition would solve a big problem for researchers there is a state of the disease where there are no symptoms are we need to have some sort of a marker a biological marker would give researchers away to study people whose brains show evidence of disease but who's thinking is still normal proponents of the plan.