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"Students and their families in prince George's county. It was a ribbon cut with relief here at Apple grove elementary and oxen hill, one of 27 prince George's county schools, getting what are called the comfort closet. We as a school community were providing these things. Now apple grove principal shimi da Holland has a room full of things like laundry detergent, diapers. Those essentials, if you will, that everyone needs, but everyone has been always able to find. Joining Holland was Delta sigma theta president elsie cook Holmes. This is critical. We have a lot of families who bring their children to school every day. In prince George's county public school CEO, Monica goldson. We wanted to be like one stop shop. It is so needed. In oxen hill, John dome in WTO news. Gun violence is an epidemic we report on it almost daily. And while we've heard a lot about the shooting deaths here in the D.C. region around the country, it's only part of the story. NBC four anchor Sean yancy joins us with a story she's working on looking at the long-term impact of surviving gun violence. Almost 85,000 people are shot every year and do survive, but going to have major challenges in their future, coming up tonight, hear from a D.C. family about the physical, emotional, and financial impact, gun violence has had on them. And why even people who weren't shot are suffering the cost of gun violence tonight on news four at 6. Do you drive a large SUV, so it might affect you here. Ford is recalling nearly 200,000 vehicles because of a fire risk reporter Jeff Gilbert is in Detroit. The recall coming after four just had 25 reports of fires in 2015 to 17 Ford expeditions and Lincoln navigators. There's been one injury also three reports of property damage. The problem traced to the blower motor assembling. It involves about a 198,000 vehicles. You can read more about it at WTO P dot com search recalls. Money news 25 and 55 on WTO with Jeff claw. Without his first gain in 5 trading days up a 146 points by the close, the S&P 500 Index up 12, the NASDAQ lost another 31 points today, Micron Technology has jumped on the newly passed ships in science act. It will invest $15 billion on a new computer chip plant in Boise Idaho, micron will also get federal grants and credits through the chips act. Amazon spent much of the pandemic building more distribution centers to keep up with demand now. It's closing some. It includes two in Baltimore county, the Washington business journal says Amazon will close the Maryland warehouses October 25th and lay off 350 workers. The list of top selling booze at Virginia ABC liquor stores is out. Number one, Tito's handmade vodka. Number two is Hennessey VS followed by Jack Daniel's old number 7 black, patron silver, and Jim beam. Jeff label, WTO news. Hey, stay with us here on double D TOP a couple of breaking stories we were talking about the CDC has just recommended the updated COVID-19 booster shots that targeted that target that is the omicron strains and now that means the shots should be able to roll out pretty soon we'll have the latest for you. It's 5 56. The Dell Technologies Labor Day event is here up to 48% off vostro laptops with 12th gen Intel core processors, upgrade by calling 8 7 7, ask Dell. Drivers who switch and save with progressive save over $700 on average and those savings add up. Imagine what you could buy in
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"Breaking news on WTO, the latest on the rapidly developing story involving the FBI search of former president Donald Trump's home, we are learning from CNN that the judge who has looked at whether the search warrant could be unsealed has unsealed that Mar-a-Lago search warrant. This, after the former president's lawyers, did not object to the release. Attorney general Merrick Garland asked a judge to make it public yesterday a final decision from that magistrate as we just said has apparently happened according to reporting from CNN he has unsealed the search warrant. Now The Wall Street Journal has reported, among other organizations that agents found documents marked with TS SCI. That indicates one of the highest levels of government classification. This includes documents labeled top secret and Politico reports mister Trump is now being investigated for a potential violation of the espionage act. Keep it here on WTO, we'll pass along any new information as it unfolds. Two men have been arrested in connection with last week's shooting inside the mall of America in suburban Minneapolis. 21 year old shemar along lark of Minneapolis arrested in Chicago yesterday, along with another man who had been sought, lark is accused of firing three rounds in front of a store after a fight involving a group of people. The shooting sent some shoppers running for cover and led officials to lock down the mall, but no injuries are reported. There is something actually that most Americans agree on. It concerns vaping. 6 in ten Americans would like to see stricter laws and regulations on electronic cigarettes. The view is shared by majorities of men, women, and all age groups, with more than half a Republicans independence and Democrats wanting stricter E cigarette laws. That's the finding of a Gallup poll taken in July after the FDA voted to ban the sale of a popular brand of E cigarettes. CBS correspondent Jim Crow. Unlocking the mystery of COVID to better understand what causes someone to get sick while others Dobbs, the virus, even within the same family as NBC four Sean yancy tells us local researchers are looking at it. Doctors at children's national hospital in D.C. are enrolling up to a thousand children and young adults to examine the long-term effects of COVID and miss C, they're looking at the physical toll on a young person's health, as well as the mental
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"Ukrainian president zelensky says a mass grave has been discovered in Kyiv containing the bodies of around 900 civilians The U.S. has begun additional training for Ukrainian soldiers using the new weapons getting sent over Pentagon spokesman John Kirby The United States has commenced training with Ukrainian armed forces on key systems at U.S. Military installations in Germany He says Germany is one of roughly three sites being used but he would not disclose the others There will be no training actually in Ukraine The bulk of the training will be conducted by the Florida National Guard At American has been killed in the Russian war The family of 22 year old Willie Joseph cancel confirms to CNN he was killed in action in Ukraine The former marine reportedly crossed into Ukraine in March joining a brigade of international fighters He leaves behind a wife and a 7 month old baby CBS Skyler Henry CBS News special report I'm Stacy Lynn You know this month is a special one for many Asians and Pacific islanders in WTO's mountain shell Morello says there are lots of ways to learn about their cultures and celebrate them With me being Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage month that means lots of events to celebrate Art display is cultural performances educational lectures and doctor Julie park with the university of Maryland says these offerings are for everyone Non Asian Americans may not know about Asian American history but sometimes Asian Americans don't know Then the Guzman director of the D.C. mayor's office on Asian and Pacific Islander affairs says they'll also launch an anti Asian violence campaign We have not been spared from the national pandemic of violence against the API community For a full list of the months events you can go to WTO P dot com search AAPI Michelle Morello WTO news April is autism acceptance and awareness month and use force Sean yancy has an inspiring story about a brilliant 6 year old I'm Sean yancy Today on news four at four meet the 6 year old genius who is a member of mensa and also has autism how his mom is helping him defy the odds despite what the world sees as a disability It's a heartwarming story of a mother's love and perseverance today on news four at four It's three 53 Pope Francis wants to create special centers for victims of clergy sexual abuse to help them find healing and justice And today's calling on the conferences of Catholic bishops to make it happen The Pope is urging his sexual abuse advisory commission to get the bishops on board with this and to establish survivor welcome centers around the world The pontiff is also calling for an annual audit on what the Catholic hierarchy is doing about this issue and what needs to change Here at home undelivered and delayed mail throughout the district is still a concern to D.C. delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton In a recent letter to postmaster general Louis DeJoy she complained that her office hasn't been getting timely responses on cases she is referred to the postal service She says her office has about a 130 cases of male problems open with the postal service about a quarter of which have been open for at least a year Three 54 he has appeared in several films throughout his career and this spring William Willem rather defoe will receive a high honor from his Alma mater It's doctor defoe for the actor who will receive an honorary doctorate from the university of Wisconsin Milwaukee next month William dafoe is scheduled to speak at the school's two graduation ceremonies on May 22nd He'll receive the honorary degree at the second one Defoe attended the university in 1973 and 1974 before he left to become part of theater X an independent experimental theater company He has since appeared in more than 100 films including platoon and the Spider-Man franchise Linda canyon CBS.
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"Cities This is WTO news 5 53 New this afternoon the Senate has now confirmed President Biden's nominee to become the next director of The Office of management and budget shall land a young will become the first black woman to head OMB today 61 36 voting favor for nomination comes more than a year into the president's term young has a long history of working on appropriations and was named deputy director of OMB last year Okay it is possible you may never have to reset your clocks ever again The Senate voted to make daylight saving time permanent today That would mean no more spring forward or fall back changing our clocks by an hour The house would still need to approve the legislation If it is approved it wouldn't take effect until November of 2023 There is a new treatment option for people trying to fight an opioid addiction no medication or needles are involved NBC four's Sean yancy has more on how the technology works and why it could be a game changer It's a small device that you wear behind your ear that's helping patients survive the awful symptoms of opioid withdrawal The first important step to break a dangerous and deadly addiction Coming up tonight on news four at 6 during gensler speaks with the CEO of spark biomedical which created the new FDA approved device to show us how it works and the science behind it Why some say the technology has the potential to revolutionize the way we treat opioid addiction in this country That's tonight at 6 Also new Drug maker Pfizer is expected to request authorization this week for an additional COVID-19 booster dose for older Americans According to a person familiar with the matter the authorization would add a fourth dose to the vaccine regimen essentially a second booster for adults 65 and older Speaking to CBS's face the nation Sunday Pfizer CEO said their data shows a fourth booster is necessary for older Americans but they're submitting the data to the FDA to see what outside experts have to say about it.
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"Glass Or 51 now double DT OP knew this afternoon former president Trump says politicians who won't say whether they've received a COVID booster shot are in his words gutless Now the former president did not name names during an interview last night with the conservative media outlet one America news but it might have been a reference to potential 2024 White House contender Ron DeSantis The Florida governor so far declined to say whether he has gotten a COVID booster shot In other news more than two decades ago a local nun was told to stop ministering to gay Catholics The Vatican had said what she was doing then was wrong Well fast forward to today and she is trading letters with Pope Francis who's thanked her for her decades of service Sister jeanine Graham helps run new ways ministry out of Mount Rainier a group that advocates for equality for LGBTQ Catholics and one that U.S. bishops have argued should not be considered a Catholic organization But following some of the Pope's more accepting comments about homosexuality her group sent him a letter asking for affirmation of their work He wrote back And there's been a series of letters The most recent letter from the Pope thanked her repeatedly for 50 years of compassion administering to a group often shunned by the church The church is all of the people of God And we need to hear from all of the people No one is excluded Sister jeanine says if you read the gospel of Jesus Jesus welcomed everyone John doeman W TOP news COVID pandemic has changed almost every aspect of our lives including the real estate market NBC force Sean yancy takes a closer look at what's already driving demand in 2022 Housing prices soared last year as people left the hustle and bustle of city living for more space in the suburbs and that was we marked the.