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Bloomberg Radio New York
"sarah bartlett" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"And a half $1 million I'm Sarah Bartlett Saturday Night Live is returning tomorrow evening The program took a break after lizzo hosted and performed on April 16th the series will begin wrapping up its 47th season tomorrow with actor Benedict Cumberbatch as host and Canadian rock band arcade fire as the musical guest I'm Brian shook And I'm Charlie pellet At Bloomberg world headquarters a down Friday at jobs Friday and another losing week for the Dow down 6 weeks in a row the S&P and NASDAQ are both down 5 weeks in a row Patrick Armstrong is with wealth He says stock markets are not far away from a bottom I think we're pretty close to sort of PEEP fear here We've got inflation running at 8 and a half percent and we've got an inflation report next week which I think is going to show a fairly sharp deceleration in inflation and markets already expecting interest rates to go all the way up to three and a half percent which is very very aggressive Patrick Armstrong of today the jobs report front and center with hiring advancing at a robust pace in April non farm payrolls up 428,000 last month Joni Bailey is chief workforce analyst at employ bridge It was a strong report better than expected and it's great to see that we're still having job creation Joni Bailey of employ bridge The extreme competition for workers has driven up wages at a rapid pace in recent months Jeff Rosenberg is senior portfolio manager at BlackRock financial management The story remains the same very strong labor market on certainty as to whether or not we're going to see the pressure come off on wages Jeff Rosenberg of BlackRock After earnings Under Armour down 25.9% today Zillow plunged 4.35% The S&P dropped 23 points ending the week at 41 23 down 6 tenths of 1% down Jones Industrial average down 98 points down three tenths of 1% NASDAQ down another 173 down by 1.4% Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm Charlie pellet This is Bloomberg Bloomberg wealth is brought to you by Bank of America For insights so impressive you can't stop getting smarter visit Bank of America dot com slash smarter What would you like the power to do Bank of America NA member FDIC.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"sarah bartlett" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Of the United States Congress whether somebody can just say sorry I'm going to ignore your subpoenas The vote by the full House was two 29 to two O two House Democrats crafted the contempt resolution after Bannon defy the subpoena from the committee investigating the January 6th attack on the capitol It's now up to doctor Rochelle Walensky to decide if the Moderna and Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine boosters should get CDC authorization The CDC director can accept the recommendation of the agency's vaccine advisers as is or make modifications to it A new poll shows Americans believe Facebook and Twitter do more harm than good Sarah Bartlett explains In fact 70% responded that way when asked in a survey done by quinnipiac university only 20% believe the social media giants do more good than harm Those who were surveyed also don't like how Facebook has handled misinformation 52% give Facebook a poor rating in that area while only 12% say they're doing a good job A former surgeon convicted of killing his wife more than 20 years ago is admitting to committing the murder Robert bierenbaum had long maintained his innocence in the killing of Gale cats despite being convicted of the crime in 2000 I'm Brian shook The lawyer for former New York governor Andrew Cuomo is accusing the state attorney general of being biased against him Scott Pringle reports Cuomo's attorney Rita glavin claims that attorney general letitia James interfered with the investigation into sexual harassment allegations that were made against Cuomo by several women Now glavin went on to say that James alleged actions were politically motivated and aimed at destroying Cuomo's reputation Cuomo resigned as governor back in August the AG's office fired back at clavin saying her attack was baseless and that Cuomo only stepped down to avoid an impeachment hearing Olympic gymnast Simone.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"sarah bartlett" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"An FDA panel is recommending Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 boosters be distributed Reports say many committee members recommended the JNJ vaccine be considered a two dose inoculation after studies showed it was less effective compared to the other two Fully vaccinated foreign travelers will be allowed into the U.S. starting in a few weeks Michael kessner reports The White House says that policy will begin November 8th assistant press secretary Kevin munoz tweeted the rules cover international air travel in addition to travel by land News comes after an announcement earlier this week that the U.S. would reopen its borders to fully vaccinated Canadians and Mexicans Homeland Security secretary Alejandro mayorkas said that will begin in November as well Former president Bill Clinton will remain in a Southern California hospital for another night That's the word from his spokesperson Clinton's representative says he's staying at UC Irvine medical center in Orange County so he can continue to receive more IV antibiotics His spokesperson says the 75 year old is in good spirits President Biden said we can build back better if millionaires and billionaires pay their fair share He spoke today in Connecticut I'm a capitalist But guess what I'm also listed for 36 years of forced man in the Congress But I make big money now I'm a president But all kidnap side I don't think we should punish anybody but just pay your fair share His signature $3.5 trillion legislation faces an uphill battle as progressive and moderate Democrats remain divided on the price tag A new climate change model shows much of Southern California underwater a century from now The nonprofit organization climate central created models of 50 cities around the world because of rising sea levels landmarks like the Santa Monica pier would wind up underwater and coastal cities like Long Beach and Huntington Beach would virtually disappear I'm Brian shook A fort Bragg's soldier has been arrested after surveillance video surfaced from the U.S. capitol riot Sarah Bartlett has this story The video shows James malt of brockport New York climbing a ledge in spring a chemical agent on law enforcement officers during the January 6th riot malt head enlisted in the army back in June However federal investigators tracked him to North Carolina and he was taken into custody recently at fort Bragg I'm Sarah Bartlett The global shortage of semiconductors is one of the reasons cited by Ford Motor Company for a decrease in sales in China The automaker says flooding in the central part of the country also contributed to a nearly 9% drop in vehicle sales for the third quarter There were just 150,000 cars trucks and SUVs sold between July and August but Ford says their overall sales are up by 11% for the year when compared to 2020 COVID-19 restrictions are also affecting vehicle sales in China Tom's river New Jersey is getting ready to host one of the biggest Halloween parades in the world Sara Lee Kessler reports It was shut down last year because of the COVID pandemic but this year it's a go The Toms River Halloween parade which began in 1937 is the world's second largest That's according to the Guinness Book of World Records which says the Jersey Shore town attracted 100,000 spectators two decades ago in an unsuccessful attempt to break New York City's attendance record The parade will start 7 p.m. Saturday October 30th at the Toms River shopping center with floats bands and families and kids dressed up in costumes Actress Katie Segal is reportedly hospitalized after being hit by a car while crossing a street in Los Angeles TMZ says it happened on Thursday just before noon The website says her injuries are not serious A Tesla reportedly hit the 67 year old in a crosswalk I'm Brian schuck And I'm Charlie pellet Bloomberg world headquarters and up Friday and an up week this week The S&P 500 Index climbed 1.8% best weeks since July is solid corporate earnings and a surprising increase in retail sales spurred a rally in companies that are more likely to benefit from an economic rebound Kate Moore is head of thematic strategy at BlackRock financial We expect the market to move higher into year end but I just want to offer a note of caution I think we are going to have some volatility over the next two and a half trading months It's not going to be a straight ride up as we've seen in other parts of the year and some of the post pandemic periods And while earnings are looking to be quite strong I think we do have to say very focused on rising Libra cost and the supply chain disruptions Kate Moore of BlackRock as for the Federal Reserve and markets Greg Peters is co chief investment officer at P Jim fixed income Investors and pundits are talking about the fed needs to pick the bubble they need to raise rates to do what exactly to fix the supply chain issues Do you really want to crush the labor market Do you want to see wages actually decline or rise less I just really struggle with the narrative Greg Peters of pgim And Danny blanche flowers and economics professor at Dartmouth He's a former member of the Bank of England's monetary policy committee He says the U.S. economy may be facing another recession Anxiety in the U.S.'s recent that suggests Spain is going to pull back and it would not be surprising consistent with that to see falls in retail trade So I'm not saying this will happen but all the other data is completely messed up These data are the best you have And it's now is flashing red Danny blanche flower of Dartmouth S&P advanced 33 points of .75% today the Dow is up 382 up 1.1% NASDAQ up .5% Global use 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake power by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm Charlie pellet This is Bloomberg.
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Everything we know about the Kroger mass shooting
"Will keep paying employees of the tennessee. Store attacked by a third party vendor. Sarah bartlett has more a kroger. Spokesperson says the caller vel store will stay closed while police investigate thursday's attack which left a customer identified as livia king dead ten workers and four other customers were hurt in the mass shooting. Kroger says counseling services are available to any associate who needs help. The shooter took his own life and a motive is still unknown. I'm sarah
KOMO
"sarah bartlett" Discussed on KOMO
"Degrees Seattle 79 comma 75 Everett 73 its attack international, Now 79 degrees at 5 25 for what it's worth. I'm Sherry Preston coming off the Labor Day weekend. Covid worries on the rise After every single holiday, we have seen a bump in infections and hospitalizations and deaths. And I'm worried we're going to see that again. Doctor. She Asia is the dean of the Brown University School of Public Health, nearly half of America 47% of the population not fully vaccinated. And NBC's Joe Benitez says the number of people screamed at US airports Friday and Saturday roughly matched 2019 pre pandemic levels more than 3.5 million doctor job is also worried about more cases among Children. What's driving the rise in infection among kids is not yet we haven't seen because of schools. What's driving it is that the adults around them are not vaccinated and they're getting infected for worried parents, he says. Get anyone who can be vaccinated a shot and everyone should have masks. What we're learning is that surgical mass are better and there are pediatric surgical mass, and they do exist for what it's worth. Jerry Preston ABC News Despite the emergence of a new covid strain, W. H O officials say the fast spreading Delta variant remains the most concerning coronavirus trained Lisa Taylor with more, the group said the mu variant cases have been increasing in some South American countries that are decreasing in other regions of the world, especially where Delta is already circulating. The agency is currently watching four variants of concern, including Delta Alpha, first detected in the U. K beta first detected in South Africa and Gamma first detective. In Brazil. I'm Lisa Taylor. Global health officials say Covid 19 is here to stay. Sarah Bartlett has details. The comment comes as Corona virus is mutating in the possibility of eradicating the virus seems less likely. The WH shows Health Emergencies Program executive director says he thinks the virus isn't going anywhere and will evolve like influenza pandemic viruses. The Global health agency has already said vaccines do not guarantee the eradication of covid 19. I'm Sarah Bartlett at NBC. See news radio and the common news time coming up on 5 28 ABC Headlines Straight ahead No Man.
The Russ Martin Show
Moderna: Heart Inflammation Risk Boosted Slightly by Vaccine
"Suggests the Moderna Covid vaccine might be linked to a higher risk of heart inflammation in young adults. Sarah Bartlett would details the FDA and CDC are taking a close look at new data from Canada. It indicates the risk of an extremely rare heart condition called myocarditis might be higher than previously thought. For young adults who received the Moderna vaccine. The potentially greater risk appears most notably for men younger than 30. I'm Sarah
KOA 850 AM
"sarah bartlett" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"News Radio Sarah Bartlett. US House Intelligence Committee chair. Adam Schiff doesn't think the U. S will be able to complete its evacuation of Afghanistan by the August 31st deadline. It's possible but I think it's very unlikely given the number of Americans who still need to be evacuated. The number of s I V s the number of others who are Members of the Afghan press. Civil society leaders, women leaders right now, the president is said to be deciding whether to extend the deadline demanded by the Taliban, who are now in control of Afghanistan. Coming up on Colorado's morning news. Well, who will be the Broncos starting quarterback? We're going to ask those questions of our sports guy, Brandon Crystal BK that conversation in a moment we check the drive right now again with Dave Hunter. Still quite a big problem at the tech center with that ruled over semi it's north on I 25 right at Bellevue, blocking two right lanes. Also the ramp from north on I 25 to belt you was shut down, starting to see slightly bigger backups since we spoke 10 minutes ago. Backups now a little bit past orchard from the Bedford Sports Traffic Center. The rest of your drive in the mile high city looks really good. No accidents, no stalls to slow down your drive your trip through the Gap project and down to the spring. Wide open, also wide open. I 25 northbound up to the Wyoming state line and mountain travel. Even if you wanted to travel as far west as veil. I 70 westbound, clean and green all the way Right now, this report sponsored sponsored by Discover they match all the cash back, you turn on your credit card at the end of your first year. That's amazing, because discovers accepted.
Talk 1260 KTRC
"sarah bartlett" Discussed on Talk 1260 KTRC
"The U. S to mandate employees be vaccinated before returning to work. The president noted that new vaccinations are up 56% from where they were a month ago. He also addressed breakthrough cases among those who are vaccinated, specifically pointing out that the risk of severe illness is very rare. A recent survey by USA Today and Ipso shows a wide majority of Americans are supportive of coronavirus mandates. Sarah Bartlett has the details. The survey found 72% of Americans support mask mandates and called them a matter of health and safety When it comes As the vaccine mandates, except for those with the medical or religious exemption. 61% of those surveyed support requiring vaccinations. Although 70% of Americans agree individuals have the right to choose not to get the vaccine. The White House says it's engaging with members of Congress as a group of moderate Democrats threatened to hold up President Biden's infrastructure agenda. Speaking with reporters, press Secretary Jen Psaki said Biden supports House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is proposed path forward. She said their confidence in Pelosi's approach and will stay closely aligned. You're listening to the latest on NBC news radio. Close aides to Governor Cuomo are confirming he won't run again for public office. Cuomo scandal plagued resignation takes effect just before midnight Tonight. Meantime, the New York Post reports, the governor's belongings were trucked to his sister Maria calls home and purchased over the weekend. According to records. The 63 year old Cuomo doesn't own property, but his sister's home worth close to $3 million does have a guesthouse with the new Jeopardy host Mike Richards out before he really even started. Some are now calling for the other hosts Mayan by Olic to be fired Michael Kastner report. Here is the guest host of Jeopardy..
WSB-AM
"sarah bartlett" Discussed on WSB-AM
"And talk. It is 4 30. Good afternoon. I'm Chris Chandler alive in the WSB 24 hour News center. Almost every state now, including ours is dealing with the search. Virgin. The number of covid cases some states nearly double the number from last week. Sarah Bartlett has our story. The hardest hit states are Louisiana, Tennessee, Alabama, California, Kansas, Florida, Arkansas, Nevada and Georgia. The CDC says the more contagious Delta variant now makes up about 52% of all new infections, but in some places that could be as high as 80%. The strain is especially rising fast where vaccination rates are low 81 degrees on Peachtree Street. It's coming up to 4 31 and Channel two action news. Meteorologist Brad Knits is in for Kurt Mellish again this afternoon. He's got Atlanta's most accurate, dependable forecast for the rest of the work week. Coming up triple team traffic. You're smiling Martin McCain bumper to bumper battle through midtown downtown Atlanta. Nothing unusual. Give yourself some extra time or utilize surface streets or secondary routes like the Beaufort Spring connector to get out of the 85 southbound delays, leaving to Georgia 400 interchanged out. 17th Street. No trouble on the way. Just a lot of slow traffic. Leaving Georgia Tech past the greedy University Hospital North town to ride out of University Avenue begins to slow an exit to 44. You'll stay slow on and off the brake pedals up past John Lewis Freedom Parkway Connector north into Midtown, where we slow and 35 Mike Shields, Corey Carrier traffic. On the North side perimeter. Where stall just moved to the right shoulder. 25 westbound the outer loop at Ashford Dunwoody Road exit 29. You'll stay on and off the brakes getting to Isobe five and Cobb County brake lights Continue. 25 south on the outer loop from South Elena Road. Six miles down. 9 20 the West Freeway on the north and east Side perimeter 25 eastern south down the interlude bumper to bumper leaving Dunwoody through door. Vilma King away down. To Covington Highway Exit 43 triple team traffic 95.5 ws speed deltas, turning a profit for the first time since 2019 just more than $650 million in the second quarter Financial news attributed to coronavirus aid from the federal government. In addition to the uptick in air travel, the Biden administration set to begin evacuations of Afghan interpreters, translators and teachers who aided the U. S military effort in the nearly 20 year war. White House today says the evacuations will be the last week of July. Operation ALLIES Refuge flights out of Afghanistan will be available first for special immigrant visa applicants already in the process of applying for U. S. Residency. President Biden's face pressure from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to come up with some plan to help evacuate Afghan military helpers ahead of next month's Final U. S military withdrawal when the police departments making an effort to help defuse situations in which a mental health crisis might be involved with the police Department is teaming up with a licensed mental health professional to help deal with crisis situations. Over recent months and years. We've noticed a need for some mental health services to the people.
NewsRadio WIOD
"sarah bartlett" Discussed on NewsRadio WIOD
"Like Seeley and Sleepy's Plus, Get a free adjustable base with your $999 mattress purchase. I'm Doug Lindsay NewsRadio, 6 10 W i. O D. We're taking a look right now at Doppler Radar, more clouds and sun outside our Miramar Studios awards 89 degrees. It's 89, also in Westchester. It's 11 31. The death toll is now 78 in Surfside 14. More bodies recovered at the collapse site. Miami Dade Police director Freddy Ramirez says the goal is to identify as many victims as possible. In the early stages. Are our lab directors definitely stole off was wise enough to to get DNA samples from the family members. We use rapid DNA to quickly make IEDs for the family because that was the most important thing. He says. Now that they're going on day 16. The identification process has gone from rapid DNA to tissue DNA to pure lab work, he says. Every single victim is being honored on site as they are recovered. It's now coming up on 11 32 here on W I, o D and the CDC is putting out new guidance on mask usage in schools. Sarah Bartlett has more The agency says students who are vaccinated against coronavirus don't have to wear masks in school this fall unless they're riding the school bus. The CDC recommends unvaccinated students and staff where masks at all times. The agency added that the guidelines aren't mandatory as schools and districts may set their own policies. I'm Sarah Bartlett, NBC NEWS Radio More news Coming up at noon more Brian Mud on the way I'm Natalie Rodriguez. NewsRadio, 6 10 W i o D. To celebrate State farm. Surprisingly great breaks. We gave the song surprisingly great leaders. Here we go. It's so cheap. Yeah, I got a grieving all it down..
KOMO
"sarah bartlett" Discussed on KOMO
"Spencer terrible, the eighth no hitter in Tigers history, the Mariners scored only three runs in a Detroit sweep. Seattle tries to return the favor starting tonight at Comerica Park, Lefty starters for both clubs Marco Gonzalez and Matthew Boy, With mandatory football mini camp lurking next week. Many Seattle Seahawks veterans are showing up in Renton is part of organized team activities. The club says 76 players, including captains Russell Wilson and Bobby Wagner, are participating. The San Francisco 49 ers lost two more backup players to significant injuries during their off season workouts. Safety to various moratoriums Achilles offensive lineman Justin School toward the A. C L. A pair of Tuesday NBA playoff games. Atlanta leads the 70 Sixers. One Love at Philadelphia, Utah, has home floor in its second round series against the LA Clippers Sports UPDATES at 10 40 After the hour Bill Schwartz come on. News executives from the airline industry want travel between the United States and the United Kingdom to be a bit easier. They're calling on President Biden to allow U K travellers to freely fly if they're fully vaccinated against coronavirus or can prove they tested negative for Covid 19. Delta Airlines CEO Ed Bastian claims there is an extraordinarily low risk to travel between the two countries if travelers are vaccinated or test negative. The call to loosened travel restrictions comes as Biden will meet with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson this week that Sarah Bartlett reporting there Come on news time. 12 14 traffic.
The John Phillips Show
Los Angeles and Other SoCal Counties on Verge of Moving to Less-Restrictive Red Tier
"Be effective at 12:01 A.m. Monday. So plan accordingly. Indoor dining can return and movie theaters and indoor fitness centers can reopen. All that limited capacity, according to current figures, or in San Bernadino, San Diego, Riverside, Ventura and Santa Barbara County's will go into the red care over the next few days. There's some confusion amid the end of the mask mandate in Texas. Sarah Bartlett has that story. 65 year old Terry White of Galveston, was arrested after she
Masters in Business
Vincent Jackson’s Family To Donate His Brain To CTE Research In Boston
"The family of a former NFL player is donating his brain. Sarah Bartlett explains Why Vincent Jackson's family says his brain is going to Boston University to be researched for CTE, a deadly brain disease associated with repeated concussions or head trauma with the donation of family spokesperson says Jackson was the type of person who wanted to help as many people as possible. The 38 year old who played for the Buccaneers and Chargers, was found dead in a Florida hotel room last week. His cause of death is still
Bloomberg Best
Vincent Jackson's brain to be donated for CTE research
"Military. The family of a former NFL player is donating his brain. Sarah Bartlett has that story. Vincent Jackson's family says his brain is going to Boston University to be researched for CTE, a deadly brain disease associated with repeat. Concussions or head trauma with the donation. A family spokesperson says Jackson was the type of person who wanted to help as many people as possible. The 38 year
Ben Shapiro
Broward judge rules school district wasn’t obligated to issue warning over Parkland school shooter
"Ruling against the families of the Parkland school shooting victims in a lawsuit. Sarah Bartlett has the details. The lawsuit was filed against the Broward School district with families claiming that school officials did not properly respond to potential threats by accused shooter Nicholas Cruz. However, a judge found that officials could not predict that Cruz would carry out the massacre and added that Crews had been expelled from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. So was currently not a student in the district. Sunday marks three years since 17 people were killed in the mass shooting in Washington, the
KOA 850 AM
"sarah bartlett" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"News for your time. 7 47 right now in Colorado's morning News the Senate impeachment trial of former president Trump begins today with debate over its constitutionality. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell on the house keeping ahead of the proceedings, please. Leader Schumer. Now we're able to reach an agreement on a fair process and estimated time line for the upcoming Senate trial. After today's debate, opening arguments will start tomorrow. Officials in Georgia are looking into former President Trump's attempts to reverse that state's election results. A statement from the secretary's office says An investigation is standard practice when complaints are made regarding elections, NBC News Radio's Brian Shook South Florida rapper Kodak Black is offering to pay the college tuition for Children for the Children to FBI agent Shot and killed in Florida last week. Sarah Bartlett has more special agent Lara Schwarzenberger is survived by her husband and two kids. Special agent Daniel Alphin is survived by his wife. From child. Both were shot and killed while serving a warrant last week represents he just wants to pay it forward. After being released through a presidential pardon last month, the American military is hitting a milestone in the war in Afghanistan. It has been a full year since the U. S service member was killed in combat in the country. That has never happened in the nearly two decades since the war started. NBC's Tom Roberts reporting Johnson and Johnson single dose covered vaccine is made in Baltimore. So the mayor of that city is hoping to buy 300,000 doses just for his residents. Here's the governor of Maryland. No, I didn't see the details of it. I think it's a nice try. I mean, everybody would like to jump to the front of the line, but it's not gonna happen. The mayor of Baltimore, says his focus is on equity for traditionally understood black and brown communities and just coming in right now, Fizer is going to double its output of production to get more vaccine in the chain as well. Great. Kroger is giving its employees $100 bonus if they get the vaccine. Individuals who cannot receive it because of religious or medical reasons could take a health and safety course to receive the bonus. Appear in Colorado's morning news. We get the latest on the vaccine rollout in our state with state health officials live next to that coming up in a conversation. The driver.
KTRH
"sarah bartlett" Discussed on KTRH
"Afternoon. The shooting happened on West Green Boulevard, Your tailor high school when a suspect opened fired on a man, But there's no word yet on why a five year old was grazed by a bullet but is expected to be okay. Man was airlifted to the hospital but died soon after. The body of a missing Texas A and M Galveston student may have been found human remains were discovered during a search on Pelican Island. Today, University and Galveston Police have been looking for Maritime Academy cadet Brandon Pelosky, who was last seen Wednesday afternoon. All this comes after authorities say they discovered the body of another student inside one of the dorm rooms on Thursday. The two deaths are not believe. To be related. GOP group is launching a million dollar billboard campaign calling on senators Ted Cruz and Josh Holly to resign in the aftermath of the January 6 Capital protests. Sarah Bartlett has that story. One Billboard ad from the Republican Accountability Project reads. You lied about the election, the Capitol was attacked, Senator Cruz resign along with the Texas senator, They're looking to oust Missouri's Josh Holly and about 10 House members, including minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, Devin Nunes, Matt Gates and Marjorie Taylor Greene. The group also plans to air TV ads in each of the target's congressional districts and states, tying their actions to the riot. Sarah Bartlett reporting as Senator Cruz, for his part tells Ktrh Is Michael Bury the far left has taken over Congress, led by Congresswoman Alexandria. A Casio court tends She is effectively the Senate majority leader because Chuck Schumer is absolutely terrified of being primary to go from the left. He has seen other Democrat primary from the left and lose, and so whatever she wants, Schumer is willing to dance. Cortes recently tweeted that cruise and others who challenge the election results tried to kill her quote unquote by inciting the U. S Capitol break in Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton wants multiple stock companies to answer questions following the suspension of certain Wall Street trades. Paxton issued 13 civil investigative demands to companies including TD Bank E Trade, TD Ameritrade and Robin Hood, saying they can't limit public access to the free market. Paxton says it stinks of corruption. Military could soon be giving almost half a million covert 19 shots a day. Two civilians at vaccination centers across the country. That's according to a draft agreement between the Pentagon and FEMA. The report says it calls for deployment of 10,000 troops. For 100 sites. And frontline workers at Texas Children's Hospital here in Houston are getting a bonus from the boss. The president CEO Mark Wallace, is giving full time employees. Ah $500 stipend and part time workers will get $250 a reward for what he calls their unwavering strength.
KTOK
"sarah bartlett" Discussed on KTOK
"Andrews says President Biden His agenda will directly impact Oklahomans. Some of the president's first policy moved inclusive, extending the affection moratorium, creating an earned road map to citizenship for undocumented. Individuals and extending student long, really These issues directly affect Oklahoma citizens today in a positive manner. Andrews is also applauding. Biden's called to raise the federal minimum wage, she says. We have to take care of working families. Hundreds of Oklahoma National Guard troops are returning home after working during the presidential inauguration. Nearly 400, Oklahoma National Guard troops were in the nation's capital to help provide security for yesterday's inauguration events. Oklahoma troops were assigned to guard the inner perimeter. The U. S. Capitol complex 3085. That's the number of covert 19 deaths in Oklahoma since the pandemic started. The State Health Department yesterday reported another 48 deaths and another 1986 new cases. The total number of covert 19 cases in Oklahoma is 360,000. 360 federal health officials say Nearly half of the 36 million coded 19 vaccine doses distributed nationwide are now in people's arms. Sarah Bartlett reports new CDC figures show more than 16.5 million doses have been administered. More than two million Americans have received their second vaccine shot. Latest CDC data shows the rate of vaccinations is picking up in the U. S Help is needed it vaccination sites across the state. Here's Margot Murano..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"sarah bartlett" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Becoming the 13th federal death row inmate to die since the Justice Department restarted federal executions in 2019. Biggs was sentenced along with two other men with killing three women in 1996, though another man actually pulled the trigger. Israel is reportedly preparing a possible strike on Iran. We get more on the story from correspondent builds them for published reports in Israel say plans are in the works to conduct a strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, according to the report, Israeli military leaders have asked for plans to be drawn up for such a strike. The report comes after an ally of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel could attack Iran's nuclear program if the United States rejoins the nuclear deal abandoned by President Trump. I'm Bill's M for the National Rifle Association is going big and finding a new home. Sarah Bartlett has that story. The gun rights group put out a statement saying the move is a way to leave behind what it believes is a corrupt political and regulatory environment in New York. The group plans to restructure as a nonprofit following the move, the N R A has been based in the Empire State for 150 years. They chose Texas because the state is home to more than 400,000 and are a member's A new poll shows a majority of Americans support charging prow. Trump with inciting a riot After last week's violent attack on the Capitol. Brian shook reports, the ABC News Washington Post poll found 54% of Americans believe Trump should be charged. Another, 56% said He should be removed from office and never be allowed to run for the White House again. Not surprisingly, nearly 90% of Democrats polled wanted Trump kicked out and permanently disqualified from federal office..
KOA 850 AM
"sarah bartlett" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Your favorite artists Stay away news radio time is 8 30, our top story vice president. Pence says he will not invoke the 25th amendment to remove President Trump from power. In a letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Pence said the move would not be in the best interest of the nation. So tomorrow, the House will vote on whether to impeach Trump For a second time. Several Republicans have said they will vote to impeach a new poll shows that more than half of the nation's registered voters believe Trump should be removed from office. 52% say the president should be removed from office, while 42% say he should not. A Quinnipiac University poll was taken after the riots at the Capitol last week. 56% of poll respondents believe President Trump is responsible for the violence that date with 42%, saying he's not Responsible. A poll shows that nearly three quarters of the nation's voters believe democracy is currently under attack. Sarah Bartlett, NBC NEWS radio. After five months, fire managers have declared the Cameron Peak fire and Larimer County controlled The largest wildfire in Colorado history burned more than 209,000 acres are next update at nine o'clock. I'm Chad Bauer on K O A news radio 8:50 A.m. and 94 1 FL Now a check on traffic with Darren Copeland. From the dead Friends Sports Traffic Center of Still a fairly good drive on the highways, Little slowing eastbound. I 70 writing York where they continue to do some construction through there, so you will see a slowing just as break lighter to I 25 in either direction that looks great. No problems on Text Avenue Freeway or on 2 to 5. We did clear that accident looks like I shared in at Kentucky. So good news. They're still closed at Founder's Parkway between rising sun and crimson. Skype still closed for water. Main repairs at I left. Between Parker and Geneva still closed doors.
Bloomberg Law
Pelosi names 9 impeachment managers
"House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is naming the members she wants to lead an impeachment trial of President Trump. The House is expected to vote tomorrow on impeaching Trump on an article blaming him for inciting last week's violent protest at the U. S Capitol. If the House impeaches nine members will be the impeachment managers handling the trial in the Senate. A new poll shows that more than half of the nation's registered voters believe the president should be removed from office. Sarah Bartlett has that story. 52% say the president should be removed from office, while 42% say he should not. A Quinnipiac University poll was taken after the riots at the Capitol last week. 56% of poll respondents believe President Trump is responsible for the violence that day, with 42% saying he's not responsible. The poll shows that nearly three quarters of the nation's voters believe democracy is current. The under attack. Senate Majority
KOMO
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"Some sun breaks and showers mixed together tomorrow afternoon High in the upper forties downtown Seattle. Now we're it's 48 degrees a coma news and it's 5 54. The publisher planning to release Senator Josh Holly's book is putting a stop to its publication. In a statement today, Simon and Schuster called off the printing of the tyranny of Big tech following the aftermath of violence of the U. S Capitol yesterday, the company added, they're unable to stand by the Missouri senator for his part of what Quote became a dangerous threat to our democracy and freedom. Holly was one of a number of Republicans objecting to results of the 2020 presidential election, the Trump campaign dropping four election lawsuits they filed against Georgia's secretary of state. We have the update now from Sarah Bartlett, secretary Broad Rapids. Berger says Trump's team voluntarily dismissed their election contests to avoid submitting their evidence to court. He said the president's legal team is falsely characterizing the dismissal as an out of court settlement agreement. Happens. Berger added that the Trump campaign wisely decided to dismiss their frivolous cases. Sarah Bartlett, NBC News radio, and now today's consumer tip, hears her voice bomb. Good headlights help prevent accidents by letting the drivers see further down the road. And that's important because half of all fatal crashes happen at night. While there are federal regulations for headlights Headlight performance isn't measured when it's mounted on a vehicle. So we found a wide range of performance for headlights and me all of the federal safety standards. Russ Rader is a vice president at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. Hoping to drive manufacturers to provide better headlights. The II HS started testing them and 2016 a serious of maneuvers. Straightaways as well as curves to measure the light thrown down the road by headlights as well as measuring player. The good news manufacturers are responding to the testing and starting with the 2021 model ratings. Automakers must have good or acceptable headlights across all trim levels for a vehicle in order to receive the highest II HS rating. Total safety pick. Plus, you'll find a list.
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It’s Over: President Trump’s Legal Team Dismisses Georgia Election Contests
"Dropping four election lawsuits they filed against Georgia's secretary of state. We have the update now from Sarah Bartlett, secretary Broad Rapids. Berger says Trump's team voluntarily dismissed their election contests to avoid submitting their evidence to court. He said the president's legal team is falsely characterizing the dismissal as an out of court settlement agreement. Happens. Berger added that the Trump campaign wisely decided to dismiss their frivolous cases. Sarah
KOA 850 AM
"sarah bartlett" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Holiday sale for a very limited time. Take advantage of 42% off retail on everything. Hi, it's Mandy. For my friends. It would least find furniture. Don't wait for Santa to replace that old couch go to Woodley's. They've got tons of stuff in stock for quick delivery. Or if you want custom, they can do that, too. And now it's all on sale. So stop in soon one of what least beautiful six point range locations and say, 42% off everything but don't delay. This big sale won't last long As a matter of fact, it ends January 31st. Woman. Financial engines have enough this time with business and money NEWS Pat Americans Finding ways to help industries suffering during the pandemic restaurants may lead the list of endangered industries, but they are getting some help from an initiative called the Bar Stool Fund, which is raised about $20 million specifically for mom and pop small restaurants. Bar stool is now getting some help itself from celebrity chefs like I Fieri. This is a program where Once the bar school fund gets involved, they continue to support this business and help them get back on their feet. The area himself has raised $22 million, and he's now partnering with the bar Stool fund. Anybody ready to catch a flick somewhere other than your living room? Cinemark says It'll open nine Colorado locations this week, company says will operate under local covert 19 mandates that require limited capacity. They also plan to stagger Showtime's disinfect between movies. And yes, require masks. Movie theaters have taken a big financial hit from the pandemic. And there's been a ripple effect on movie production. With big studios delaying the release of new movies. They're just sending them right to streaming platforms. Natural market seemed headed for a mixed start to trading futures on the tech heavy NASDAQ or down sharply, Analysts say. That's because of the increasing chance the Democrats may control the White House and both chambers of Congress. The theory years that it'll mean more stimulus spending. That'll have to be paid for through higher taxes. With successful big tech companies, possibly bearing the brunt. Another airline says. Your emotional support iguana is no longer welcome on it. Slice American Airlines says new rules go into effect next week travelers Will soon have to fill out a government form two days before boarding planes. New federal rules to find service animals as a dog trained to help a disabled person, the airline says pets £20 and under will still be allowed on flights but must be in carriers. Alaska Airlines announced last week it would also no longer allow emotional support pets. Sarah Bartlett, NBC NEWS radio in the market for a little bling, a jeweler in India has just the thing he just set a Guinness world record for the most diamond set into a single ring. 12,638 of them. The ring is called the Marigold. No word on price tag. But if you have to ask, you probably can't afford it. And boy, if you're wearing it might need a sling. Next money update Coming up at 7 12. Pat wondered K away NewsRadio. There's a lot of blank Thanks, Pat 6 45. K is here right now. And as we know John Elway steps aside, They gotta look for a new GM. The Broncos D Oh, yeah, Everyone..
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American Airlines changes rules for emotional support animals
"Allowing emotional support pants on flights due to changing government rules. Sara Barkley with the details Texas based air carrier says the rules go into effect next week, and travelers will soon have to fill out a government form two days before boarding planes. New federal rules to find service animals as a dog trained to help a disabled person, the airline says pets £20 and under will still be allowed on flights but must be in carriers. Alaska Airlines announced last week it would also no longer allow emotional support pets. Sarah Bartlett, NBC News Radio Jersey based Johnson and
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"sarah bartlett" Discussed on 790 KABC
"Leader Kevin McCarthy believes his party is on the upswing. The Bakersfield congressman says the November House election results speak for themselves. They re elected a speaker who went the entire summer who said it's better to do nothing on Cove. It And to do something That is why they lost at the polls. And that is why the Republicans are gonna hold to our commitment to America to rebuild this nation. McCarthy says Speaker Nancy Pelosi will have to work across the aisle to get things accomplished this session. Georgia election officials are assuring voters that elections and their state our secure Georgia's election systems implementation manager Gabriel Sterling says the necessary precautions are in place. We have a driver's license now as part of the identification process, perhaps and she balance their 75% of them. That were requested their actual ballot portal. We have voter I d When you check in. We've had over three million votes have been cast so far. He encourages people to research claims about disputed election results in his state, Sterling says. They're providing every way they can for Georgians to cast their ballots in tomorrow's Senate run off the man accused of killing in East Texas pastor and his own church with his own gun is in jail on $3 million bail. Reports. Sarah Bartlett 21 year old Mike Fred's Woolen is facing capital murder charges for the death of Star Ville method. Church pastor 62 year old Mark McWilliams. Sheriff's deputies say Woolen had been involved in another shooting incident and was on the run when he hit in the church bathroom. McWilliams confronted him with a gun, but woolen was able to rustle the gun away from the pastor and pulled the trigger. Another church member was also shot and is expected to survive a final farewell to Alex Trebek as the final week of episodes hosted by Trebek begins today. Isse Jeopardy. Trebek delivers what a show Publicist calls a powerful message about the season of giving at the top of tonight's episode, Friday's show.
Bloomberg Intelligence
Houston country star Doug Supernaw dies of cancer at age 60
"Music star has died, Sarah Bartlett reports. She loved life rhythm. Doug Supernaw was 60 years old and had been battling stage four cancer since 2019 Supernaw had several hits in the nineties, having released four studio albums with songs, including Reno, and I don't Call him Daddy. Supernaw was placed in hospice care last month and passed away Friday at his Texas home. A
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Maryland man arrested after threatening to kidnap, kill Joe Biden and Kamala Harris
"For threatening to kidnap and kill Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and running mate Kamala Harris. Eight p. K. Sarah Bartlett has the story. 42 year old James Reed is accused of leaving a graphic and threatening note at a Frederick come where Biden Harris campaign signs were in the front yard. In addition to the threats about the candidates, Reed's notes said, biting Harris supporters would also be targeted. Read faces up to five years in federal prison if convicted. He was already reportedly on the radar of the secret Service after threatening a person under secret service protection in 2014. Sarah Bartlett News
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Uniformed Miami cop spotted wearing pro-Trump mask near voting site will be disciplined
"Action after wearing a trump face mask to a voting side, Sarah Bartlett has the story. A photo of officer Daniel Beta showed him in uniform. Wearing a trump 2020 mask at an early voting center in downtown Miami Police chief George Colina says corrective action will be taken. We're not trying to suppress anybody intimidate anybody. Everybody has a right to vote. That is one of the most fundamental rights that we have in this country. Colina says The officer's actions are unacceptable and a violation of department policy. Sarah Bartlett, NBC news radio. And time Now for LIFEBEAT Here's
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Dallas-Based Exxon Denies President Trump Called CEO For Money
"Needs. Exxon Mobil is making sure people know President Trump has not asked their CEO for money KFBK Sarah Bartlett has the story. The Texas based energy giant says it's aware of a comment made by the president at an Arizona rally, where he claimed that he could get every major company head to give money to his campaign. If he wanted Teo. He used Exxon Mobil as an example, the company says no such talk has ever happened, according to the Dallas Morning News. ExxonMobil's corporate pack has not given cash to any presidential can It it this election cycle. Sarah Bartlett News 93.1
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Atlanta Police Arrest Thomas Jefferson Byrd Murder Suspect
"Is in custody in the death of Atlanta Actor Thomas Jefferson Bird. Sarah Bartlett has the story. Bird was found shot several times earlier this month. Now Atlanta police say they've arrested 30 year old Antonio Ryan's Who's facing felony murder charges. A motive is still unknown. Bird, who was 70 years old, was a Tony Award nominated actor who was also featured in several Spike Lee films, including he got Game Get on the bus and Clockers.
Bloomberg Opinion
Another Fort Hood soldier dies, days after collapsing during training
"Hood soldier is dead, bringing the total number of deaths at the base this year to 28 Sarah Bartlett has the details. 25 year old private quarrel tonight. Elke. She died Wednesday after collapsing during training exercises last week. She is from New Mexico and joy. The army in February. His death is under investigation, and an autopsy is pending. The commander of Fort Hood was recently reassigned after three soldiers were reported missing and later found dead. The base has the highest rate of murders and sexual assault cases in the Army. Sarah
Afternoon News with Tom Glasgow and Elisa Jaffe
‘I Like To Move It’ DJ Erick Morillo Found Dead In Miami Beach
"Ah popular Miami Beach Deejay has died less than a month after he was accused of sexual assault. Sarah Bartlett has details. Miami Beach Police found the body of Eric Morello inside of his bedroom, and investigators are looking into whether he died of a possible drug overdose. The 49 year old award winning deejay was well known for writing the hit song. I like to move it for the 2005 animated film Madagascar Last month, Morello was charged with sexual battery for an incident with a woman at his Home. Sarah Bartlett, NBC news radio.
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Family of double murder suspect pleads for him to surrender
"Radio a family of a Connecticut man wanted for a double homicide pleads with him to turn himself in details from Sarah Bartlett UConn senior Peter Manfredonia is accused of killing two men in separate incidents over the weekend a lawyer for his family said that Manfredonia was seeking treatment for mental health issues nobody wants any
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Miami - Carnival announces layoffs and furloughs as cruise industry works to stay afloat
"Carnival cruise line has announced a combination of salary cuts position eliminations and furloughs as it tries to keep its business afloat during the pandemic about forty five percent of the company's three thousand Florida workers are affected by the cutbacks as carnival plans to start sailing in August reporter Sarah Bartlett says Norwegian cruise lines is faring even worse they may file for bankruptcy royal Caribbean has eliminated about twelve hundred