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"Amazon. Good morning playbook. I'm ragu manaba, it's Friday. Politico, Steve shepherd stops by first latest ratings update. Interpol playbook daily briefing. During a virtual get out the vote event on Thursday night, Oprah Winfrey endorsed Democrat John fetterman in the ultra tight Pennsylvania Senate race. More than just another celebrity endorsement, it's a pointed snub by Winfrey of mehmed Oz, the celebrity doctor, she single handedly brought to national prominence. This is what she said if I lived in Pennsylvania, I would have already cast my vote for John fetterman. For many reasons. The endorsement was in the works for months, Politico's Holly otter being reported late last night. She writes federman's orbit knew how powerful a nod from Winfrey would be, and it worked behind the scenes to quarter the fetterman campaign made a direct appeal to her for meeting. According to a person familiar with the outreach, fetterman embraced The Oprah seal of approval in a statement. She's a leader on so many issues, fighting for our democracy, passing common sense gun reform and ensuring racial justice, and off spokesperson said the Republican loves Oprah and respects the fact that they have different politics. Politico senior campaigns and elections editor Steve shepherd is out with his latest rating forecast. In it, their rating changes in three Senate, 13 House and four governor races, all but one are moving toward Republicans and he's here to talk about it. Steve, how's it going during the finish line? How are you holding up? I am feeling like the finish line can't come soon enough, but we have one more weekend to go. And then, you know, we're going to get answers to a lot of our questions. Maybe not on next Tuesday night, but soon after. And that is the great thing about covering elections is that as opposed to some of my colleagues who cover Congress and other areas of politics, we get a final outcome. We get to know who was right and who was wrong. And I can't wait. Let's talk about the big races you're moving. First up, New Hampshire Senate, what's going on there? Yeah, democratic senator Maggie Hassan. We've had her race in lean democratic for the entire cycle since we launched this earlier this year.
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"senator maggie hassan" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"But you know I've had a lot of business experience in my life with various entities and I got to tell you I said before in the beginning in the first hour that you can't fix bad people even in a good business They're going to take the business now But you can actually fix a bad business as long as you're surround yourself with good people And I'm really proud to be part of a rumble The CEO rumble Chris pavlovsky who is a good friend I'm an equity investor in rumble I try to put my money with my mouth is as often as I can It's one thing to talk about a parallel economy It's a whole other thing to try and build it But Chris had a decision to make the other day They came after rumble overseas a foreign government representative from France demanded that rumble censor a bunch of content that they didn't want on the platform Of course rumble being a free speech platform doesn't do that And we are not going to do that So they threatened rumble and said well listen you don't do this We're going to take you guys down in France So Chris said you know I know what I need to do here And I said I know you know you need to know you know what to do too So he tweeted this out yesterday The French government's demanded that rumble block Russian news sources Like Elon Musk I won't move our goal posts for any foreign government They demanded the same a Musk's Starlink by the way Rumble will turn off France entirely and we will challenge the legality of this demand Folks takes a lot of guts to do that And I want to say Chris and the team at rumble I'm proud of you I'm proud to be part of the liberty rebellion and the parallel economy And the fight against censorship and totalitarianism And the French officials trying to pull this off You should really be embarrassed We are a platform that believes in free speech If you don't like the news sources on there and you think they're fake news then start your own news channel and put out a news channel that discredits the channel you don't like
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"Clay Travis and buck Sexton sound off. Got critical Senate races with razor thin margins in a number of states across the country. One we haven't spent time in a deep dive with quite yet is New Hampshire, where senator Maggie Hassan is going up against the Republican Don baldock, who is joining us right now. Don appreciate you being with us, sir. Hey, sir. I am so excited to be with you guys today This is awesome. Thank you for the opportunity and my best to hear all your listeners. Yes, so tell us, you're in a race here that looks winnable based on the numbers. Why are you running and what are the folks in New Hampshire need to know about what you'll do, Don if you become the next senator from that state? Well, thank you for that question. It's not only winnable because of the numbers. It's also winnable because senator Hassan has done absolutely nothing for New Hampshire except hurt the people with supporting all of Joe Biden's failed policies, economic out of control spending, she's a spending machine. She's a big government machine. Everything that New Hampshire doesn't like. She's been doing now for the last 5 and a half plus years. So you look at the 1.9 trillion. I'm going to build a $1.2 trillion infrastructure Bill. The $800 billion inflation reduction act, which I call the IRS inflation act or expansion act, $240 billion for U.S. chip manufacturers, which was basically a bailout and then the fact that she wants to and supports the illegal student debt forgiveness or what I call debt transfer to hard work and people. 5.1 trillion in just a few months, unbelievable. She's done nothing for the border. She sits on the Homeland Security committee and we don't have Homeland Security right now with the crime, the opioid crisis with human trafficking and all of this. So it's an easy argument to make based off of common sense and looking at what she's done and granite staters are listening because I'm doing what she's not and has not done. I've been to every town and city in this state. I've been campaigning for over two years. I've talked to moms and dads. I've held their hand. I've hugged them while they've cried, not knowing whether or not they're going to be able to heat or feed their children. What they're going to do with the cold winter right around the corner. And all she wants to talk about is abortion, which has been settled. It's a state issue. Social security and Medicare, which The Washington Post just gave Democrats four pinocchios for lying that Republicans want to demolish it. That's not the case at all. So we have a strong case against her not doing her job for granted staters leaving everyone out in the lurch 700 more dollars a month coming out of their pocket one out of 6 people can't afford their electric bill, opioid crisis, 200% worse here in this state. Human trafficking out of control. I mean, she is just a disaster. And she knows it. And that's why her and the Democratic Party want to deflect. And that's why we're taking the fight directly to her and saying, hey, enough is enough. You are, we appreciate you coming on. You are in addition to running for the Senate. You are the recipient of 5 bronze star medals, two purple hearts. You also became a police officer, I believe, at 18 years old, and rose all the way to being a general in our armed forces. What do you think about the lack of respect that we see out in our streets right now for police officers and also the WOAK version of the military, which I imagine is quite a bit different than the military that you served in. Right. Well, let me take the police officers first. First of all, with the Democratic Party, has done over the last three years, basically since COVID started is they have created a situation in which our law enforcement does not respect it. And they have taken the bad actions of a few in cast them on everybody. Let's think about what they did early on in COVID when, oh, you know, you guys are essential. And then when they came out with this vaccine, only purely to put money in career politicians and big pharma's pocket, did they say, oh, in order to work, you have to, you know, you have to get these shots and we've seen how that directly has impacted retention of police officers across this nation. The fact that the assault and killing of police officers is at an all time high, suicide among police officers as an all time high. Maggie Hassan supports all of these policies and she may not have direct statements. Supporting them. But by not saying anything, silent is silence is consent. She has done nothing. I have received the backing of the New England police benevolent association and the United federation of police officers and we expect to collect more because I will back our police. I will support law abiding citizens. I will make sure that our police officers have the funding that they need and more importantly, I would go to Washington, D.C., and I will change this narrative about our police officers and first responders in general to one of a positive and not a negative. And that's really what needs to be done. Now, our military, this has been a work in progress. It started in the Obama administration. I believe now looking back and studying and seeing some of the reasons I was counseled as a general officer, are directly related to the fact that I was assessed as somebody who would not support these woke policies. And so therefore, I was asked to retire. Even though as a one star, I was given a two star job, I was not promoted in that job, even though my evaluations suggested that stated that I should be, I wasn't. And it's because they knew that in dawn baldick, I would not put up with our service members being forced to have vaccination when there's no operational requirement for it. Forced to have pronoun training stand down on critical military training, making our military so woke that now it's marginally capable of doing its job and changing how we develop our leaders in our academies to one of go along to move along. Instead of character integrity, candor courage. And this is the problem we have. So all those officers at the four and three and two star levels are all deliberately selected for the purpose of going along with this very dangerous political agenda that's emboldened China, Russia, North Korea, Iran, and uni, we need I need to get in Congress because I've worked with them. I know them and I will ask them the tough questions and we will get this changed in reverse. Don, we have people listening all across your state of New Hampshire, including on WG IR in Manchester and in Portsmouth, as well as all of our podcasts and digital listeners just
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"senator maggie hassan" Discussed on WTOP
"Republican contest for Senate in New Hampshire remains a tight race between conservative Donald bulldog and the more moderate chuck Morse as the final primary night of the midterm season, again tested the far right's influence on the GOP. Republican democratic incumbent senator Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire is beatable in the general election, which is now just 8 weeks away. All duck is a retired army Brigadier general who has campaigned on a platform that former president Trump won the 2020 election and on conspiracy theories about vaccines. Morris is the president of the state Senate and is backed by the Republican establishment. Meantime, Chris sununu won the Republican nomination for governor in New Hampshire's primary election. He will face Democrat Tom Sherman, who ran unopposed. He wants Republicans to win big in November and New Hampshire and across the country. Stick around here on WTO and impending rail strike will go deeper next on what that means for you. Ten 36. Here's Matt mandrake, the head of U.S. public sector at zoom on workplace reimagined sponsored by zoom. Always now are demanding autonomy, flexibility. And most important the need for technology to support the way of working. The government is needing to meet these fast changing demands. And it's essential for a virtual experience to be as good as if not better than an in person experience. Listen to the entire discussion on federal news network, search zoom. Across the virtual halls of government, federal employees trust zoom for government communications and collaboration and to engage with the public in serving their mission. Zoom for government with ATO's across the federal spectrum is U.S.
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"senator maggie hassan" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Relations committee is set to vote tomorrow that is Wednesday in the U.S. on a bill for financing weapons exports to Taiwan. Authorities in Shanghai have upgraded a typhoon warning to the third highest level that is now yellow. This is typhoon muifa, expected to produce strong winds from late Wednesday. A primary night in the U.S., we have in Rhode Island, general treasurer, Seth magaziner winning the democratic primary for the state's second congressional district. This is according to NBC and CNN, this election follows the announced retirement of 11 term incumbent Jim langevin, and in New Hampshire, Republicans are eyeing three opportunities to pick up democratic held seats above all, that of senator Maggie Hassan, one of her party's most vulnerable incumbents. That is a quick look at global news headlines, Juliet. Thank you, Doug. All right, let's get back to our guest Wendy Lu is chief Asia and China equity strategist at JPMorgan on the line for us from Shanghai. I want to get your thoughts on that very strong fix from the PBOC about 600 pips stronger than expected the strongest bias on record and a 15th straight day to try and defend the weakness in this yuan. Yeah, I think 7 has a very symbolic, a strong symbolic meaning and psychological too. It is going to have an impact on financial assets. So the peers based on the fixing bias, there's a strong desire to defend the southern. Yep, and right now we're hanging in there, at least the offshore at 6 98, 23. A lot of weakness in most of these currencies. But then you mentioned in the first part of our discussion that in terms of valuations, a basket of Chinese stocks look pretty good at 11 time 11 times earnings. The Hangzhou index is trading at 7 times earnings. Do you like a basket of stocks in Hong Kong? And if so, which ones? I think you can buy those because the correlation is pretty high. Between the two. Although, on the way down, Hong Kong Company and Singapore financials tend to outperform when we look at the dollar strengths and how the different sectors by market. So on the way down, it would be Hong Kong Singapore Indian financial. So hold up better. And what's going on the way up? And
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"senator maggie hassan" Discussed on WTOP
"Campaign 2022 on WTO, the primary election season comes to a close tonight, as voters in Rhode Island, Delaware, and New Hampshire decide their picks with fewer than two months to go until the November midterms. Many eyes will be on New Hampshire where there's a 5 way Republican Senate primary to see who till take on the democratic senator Maggie Hassan in the fall. Political junkie podcast host Ken rudin says establishment Republicans are supporting state Senate president chuck Morse in the race, even though he is not favored to win. He's the president of the state Senate. He's backed by governor sununu. He's backed by Mitch McConnell because he probably has a better shot of winning against Maggie Hansen in November, but the polls show baldick with a huge lead. Meanwhile, in Rhode Island, voters will choose the nominee for the state's second congressional district left open when Democrat Jim langevin announced he would not seek reelection. Delaware's congressional primary races are uncontested. They'll stay with us here on WTO. We are your election source and the polls closed in all three states next hour, Jeff dufour of national journal who's got a new newsletter to share with us will also share his analysis coming up at 8 ten. Some other news tonight, a former Twitter security chief has given Congress a blistering overview of the social media company. He charges its security defenses a week, users are at risk. Here's WTO's Mitchell Miller on Capitol Hill. Peter zatko, also known by his hacker handle mudge, says the security vulnerabilities potentially open up users to exploitation. Causing real harm to real people. Zack go, now a whistleblower tells the Senate Judiciary Committee, it wouldn't be far fetched for its members to have all their Twitter handles taken over. They don't know what data they have, where it lives, or where it came from. And so unsurprisingly, they can't protect it. Twitter says that co, who was fired earlier this year, has made accusations riddled with inaccuracies. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO news. Today lawmakers in West Virginia have passed a sweeping abortion ban. Victims of rape and incest would be able to obtain abortions at up to 8 weeks of pregnancy, but only if they first reported the crime to police, rape and incest victims who are minors would have up to 14 weeks and must report either to police or to a doctor. Abortions would be allowed in cases of medical emergencies as well, several Republicans say they hope the bill will make it impossible for the state's only abortion clinic to continue to offer the procedure. The White House says senator Lindsey Graham's proposal to ban most abortions at 15 weeks of pregnancy is wildly out of step with the majority of Americans on abortion rights. The South Carolina Republican senator today introduced the bill that would only allow abortions in cases of rape and incest and to save the life of the mother. In June, the Supreme Court ended the constitutional right to abortion when it overturned roe V wade, leaving abortion law to the states. Democrats have vowed to pass a national law to protect abortion rights, but it is infeasible without a democratic majority in the Senate. Thousands of people lined the drizzly streets of London to catch a glimpse of the hearse carrying the queen's coffin correspondent Steve futterman has more from London. Listen to the applause by the people here outside Buckingham Palace. Cheering for the queen as she comes back home, one final time, her final
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"Choose the top stories we're following on WTO, August number showing sharply lower prices for gas and cheaper used cars slowing inflation last month for a second straight month, consumer prices, surged 8.3% compared to a year earlier, though still painfully high. That is down from 8 and a half percent jump in July and a four decade high of more than 9% in June. A former security chief at Twitter has told the Senate today the social media platform is plagued by weak cyber defenses, privacy threats, and the inability to control millions of fake accounts. Peter Zack says it doesn't matter who has the keys if there are no locks. Zacco was fired in July and has since filed a whistleblower complaint with many government agencies. King Charles is now headed back to London earlier. He spent the day in Northern Ireland where his visit drew a rare moment of unity from politicians in a region with a contested British and Irish identity that's deeply divided over the monarchy. Stay with WTO for more on these stories in minutes. Well, today is the final day for primary elections before the November midterms. Voters in Delaware, New Hampshire and Rhode Island are deciding picks with fewer than two months to go until the general election. In New Hampshire, the stakes are high in a 5 way Republican Senate primary. The winner of that race will take on incumbent democratic senator Maggie Hassan in a race that's among a handful that could decide party control of the U.S. Senate. Stay with us coming up in money news. The dollar's down 822 points on inflation concerns. D.C.'s Mandarin oriental has a new name today. I'm Jeff cable. 1218. Traffic and weather on the 8s, pretty kesslers in the WTO P traffic center. Updating the situation on the bay bridge, it is the eastbound span of the bridge, the right lane of two is blocked with the work, however the westbound span continues to carry two way traffic. So there are two lanes available to you eastbound. Just not on the same side of the bridge. Two lanes east bound two lanes westbound and no delay getting there. Northbound route two is seeing delays trying to head towards cypress creek road, keep an eye out for any crash activity there. Northbound 95 that service road from one 98 is still blocked for the crash cleanup from much, much earlier this morning, your main lanes are unaffected, northbound, Baltimore, Washington, Parkway at one 95, the exit to BWI, the crash reported to be along the left side. On the beltway, the auto leap near a little river turnpike, the crash cleared. It was the inner loop of the beltway, headed towards 66 watch for the work taking a lane. You'll also find the interloop near Georgetown pike the work was in the right lane. Again, not causing much of a delay. Eastbound 66 low from nutly toward the beltway. This is the right lane blocked with the work. 95 in Virginia, northbound before the centerport Parkway, the crash reported to be along the left side of your solid from 17. Trying to head past the scene, two 34 business sudley road near lomond drive, watch for response for the vehicle fire. The capitol home show September 23rd through 25th at the Delos expo center for more information and discount tickets go to capitol home show dot com. I'm Rita Kessler WTO traffic. Now the chuck bell for the forecast. All The Rain we're going to get this week is already done. We will be dry for the rest of our Tuesday afternoon and we're going to be dry the rest of the week and weekend as well. High pressure is bringing in a long stretch of September sunshine. Skies will turn increasingly sunny for the rest of the day today with a high of 82. Temperatures dropping into the 50s and low 60s by early Wednesday morning. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are all going to be beautiful. Sunny days with low humidity and high temperatures around 80°. I'm storm team four, meteorologist chuck bell for WTO. Right now, 77° and mostly sunny here in Washington now brought to you by new lacombe design, the roofing experts. Visit new look home design dot com. Still to come. A man who died 80 years ago at Pearl Harbor is finally laid to rest in Arlington. I'm Luke luker. It's 1220. Hi is Jonathan cotton, and you know what people buy when they come to the good feet store? Art supports, of course, you might say. Yet what we have found is that customers are really buying hope. Hope that they can address foot knee or back pain without surgery or prescriptions. Hope that they can work along shift without thinking about their feet or hope that they can run that ten K, take that
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Midterm primaries wrap up with fresh test of GOP's future
"Three states are holding the last primaries before the November election a retired army general whose campaigned on a platform that includes lies that Donald Trump won the 2020 election and conspiracy theories about vaccines is favored to win New Hampshire's Republican Senate nomination today Don bulldog who has not been formally endorsed by Trump would potentially face democratic senator Maggie Hassan New Hampshire is holding the country's last major primaries along with Delaware and Rhode Island and Rhode Island governor Dan McKee is facing a tough challenge from Secretary of State Nellie machias seeking his first full term in office after taking over when two term governor Gina raimondo was tapped as U.S. commerce secretary I'm Donna water
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"senator maggie hassan" Discussed on WTOP
"We have the best of the best out there and we're making up for the lost gaps. Grace Sherman is among the lifeguards trying to make up for a shortage on 47 miles of sand that includes Daytona Beach. We used to have like a tower every quarter mile and sometimes we might have a tower every half mile now. And it just makes you a little bit more jumpy, ready to go. The volusia county beach patrol says it has about 200 lifeguards available this summer, it would normally be about 300 officials say they tried to hire more with cash bonuses. The training process is long and now they're trying to bring back former lifeguards because they're already certified. Peter king, CBS News Orlando. 1133, Democrats are trying to make abortion and issue in some key U.S. Senate races following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn roe versus wade. WTO's Mitchell Miller has more from Capitol Hill. We will not be intimidated. I will fight and never back down. New Hampshire democratic senator Maggie Hassan, with a new ad saying she'll battle for a woman's right to choose. She's in a political battle to hold on to her seat in the 50 50 Senate and will face one of 11 Republicans vying to be the GOP nominee. In Wisconsin, Republican senator Ron Johnson supports the high court's decision, and the Democrats seeking to face him in the fall all say they'd support a filibuster exception for abortion rights. Another closely watched race is Georgia, where Republican Herschel Walker and abortion rights opponent is trying to defeat democratic senator Raphael Warnock. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO news. Abortion rights advocates are planning a march in D.C. next week. The National Park Service says an event is set for next Saturday. In 10,000 people could show up. The Justice Department has subpoenaed two Arizona lawmakers looking for information linked to possible correspondence with Donald Trump's attorneys, mid efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. Washington Post reports Arizona Senate president Karen fann, and senator Kelly Townsend received subpoenas. The Justice Department is widening its investigation into the events of that January 6th to include key Republican players in battleground states. New York's governor has signed a sweeping overhaul of the state's handgun license regulations. After the Supreme Court ruled people have a right to carry a handgun for personal protection. The legislation bans weapons from subways and mass transit makes Times Square gun free zone, Barr's gun permits for people with a history of dangerous behavior requires background checks for ammunition purchases and gun license applicants would have to submit their social media accounts for review, as well as provide references attesting to their good moral character. Gun rights advocates and Republican leaders call the bill a disgrace and unconstitutional. Mayor Reuben CBS News, New York. A virgin orbit rocket carrying 7 Defense Department satellites was launched off the Southern California coast last night over the Pacific Northwest of northwest of Los Angeles, the launch was for the U.S. Space Force, the satellites will conduct various experiments for the Defense Department. Traffic and weather up next, and there's a lot going on in both departments. It's 1136. Don't wait for the furniture of your dreams, get it today during court furniture outlets 50th anniversary sale where you'll find everything you need to brighten up your home or make your workplace
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"senator maggie hassan" Discussed on WTOP
"We used to have like a tower every quarter mile and sometimes we might have a tower every half mile now. And it just makes you a little bit more jumpy, ready to go. The volution county beach patrol says it has about 200 lifeguards available this summer. It would normally be about 300 officials say they tried to hire more with cash bonuses. The training process is long and now they're trying to bring back former lifeguards because they're already certified. Peter king, CBS News Orlando. Democrats are trying to make abortion an issue in some key U.S. Senate races following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn roe V wade, WTO's Mitchell Miller has more from Capitol Hill. We will not be intimidated. I will fight and never back down. New Hampshire democratic senator Maggie Hassan, with a new ad saying she'll battle for a woman's right to choose. She's in a political battle to hold on to her seat in the 50 50 Senate and will face one of 11 Republicans vying to be the GOP nominee. In Wisconsin, Republican senator Ron Johnson supports the high court's decision, and the Democrats seeking to face him in the fall all say they'd support a filibuster exception for abortion rights. Another closely watched race is Georgia, where Republican hershel walker and abortion rights opponent is trying to defeat democratic senator Raphael Warnock. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO news. Looks like there's an event brewing for D.C. pretty soon. Abortion rights advocates planning to march in the district next week. The National Park Service says an event is set for Saturday next week, 10,000 people could show up the National Park Service says. The House committee investigating the January 6th riot at the capitol has a holiday break right now, but it does plan to get back to work later in the month. Two more hearings are expected in mid July when I say that July that means the week of July 11th. Local congressman Jamie Raskin of Montgomery county tells me he's expecting to lead one of them focusing on the far right groups and their role plotting planning coordinating on and ahead of January 6th. The key question there is what connection is this committee going to make from those far right groups. So we're already criminally charged, and anybody else, any other players in this saga. That's CBS congressional correspondent Scott mcfarlane. The Justice Department has subpoenaed two Arizona lawmakers, looking for information linked to possible correspondence with Donald Trump's attorneys amid efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results. The Washington Post reports that Arizona's Senate president Karen fann and senator Kelly Townsend received subpoenas. It comes as the Justice Department widens its investigation into the capitol riot to include key Republican players in battleground states. New York's governor signed a sweeping overhaul of the state's handgun license regulations. It comes after the Supreme Court ruled that people do have a right to carry a handgun for personal protection. The legislation bans weapons from subways and mass transit makes Times Square gun free zone, Barr's gun permits for people with a history of dangerous behavior requires background checks for ammunition purchases, and gun license applicants would have to submit their social media accounts for review, as well as provide references attesting to their good moral character. Gunn writes advocates and Republican leaders call the bill a disgrace and unconstitutional. Mara Rubin, CBS News, New York. Coming up on traffic and weather. Experts warn of hand and eye injuries linked to fireworks and sparklers. I'm John Aaron. It's 9 36
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"senator maggie hassan" Discussed on WTOP
"Like a tower every quarter mile and sometimes we might have a tower every half mile now. And it just makes you a little bit more junky, ready to go. The volusia county beach patrol says it has about 200 lifeguards available this summer, it would normally be about 300 officials say they tried to hire more with cash bonuses. The training process is long and now they're trying to bring back former lifeguards because they're already certified. Peter king, CBS News Orlando. Democrats are trying to make abortion a key issue in some U.S. Senate races following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn roe V wade, WTO's Mitchell Miller from Capitol Hill. We will not be intimidated. I will fight and never back down. New Hampshire democratic senator Maggie Hassan, with a new ad saying she'll battle for a woman's right to choose. She's in a political battle to hold on to her seat in the 50 50 Senate and will face one of 11 Republicans vying to be the GOP nominee. In Wisconsin, Republican senator Ron Johnson supports the high court's decision, and the Democrats seeking to face him in the fall all say they'd support a filibuster exception for abortion rights. Another closely watched race is Georgia, where Republican Herschel Walker and abortion rights opponent is trying to defeat democratic senator Raphael Warnock. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller WTO P news. Abortion rights advocates are planning an event next week in D.C.. They're going to march through the district, the National Park Service says it is set for next Saturday 10,000 people could show up. The House committee investigating the January 6th riot at the capitol has a holiday break now, but it does plan to get back to work later this month. Two more hearings are expected in mid July when I say that drive that means the week of July 11th. Local congressman Jamie Raskin of Montgomery county tells me he's expecting to lead one of them focusing on the far right groups and their role plotting planning coordinating on and ahead of January 6th. The key question there is what connection is this committee going to make from those far right groups who are already criminally charged and anybody else, any other players in this saga. That CBS congressional correspondent Scott mcfarlane. New York's governor signed a sweeping overhaul of the state's handgun license regulations after the Supreme Court ruled that people have a right to carry a handgun for personal protection. The legislation bans weapons from subways and mass transit makes Times Square gun free zone, Barr's gun permits for people with a history of dangerous behavior requires background checks for ammunition purchases and gun license applicants would have to submit their social media accounts for review, as well as provide references attesting to their good moral character. Gun rights advocates and Republican leaders call the bill a disgrace and unconstitutional. Mayor Reuben CBS News, New York. Coming up on double TOP. A teen suspect in an attempted murder case
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"senator maggie hassan" Discussed on WTOP
"Creating a definitive list of sensitive locations where individuals will not be able to carry firearms. President Biden met with democratic governors over abortion Friday, New Mexico's governor Michelle lujan Grisham was one of them. We are, in fact, that brick wall against this horrific Supreme Court decision. CBS News brief, I'm mayor Ruben. It was a week ago. There's a two week record overturned, roe V wade, the decision has quickly elevated the issue of abortion rights in U.S. Senate races as we hear this morning from WTO peace Capitol Hill correspondent Mitchell Miller. New Hampshire democratic senator Maggie Hassan, facing a tough route to reelection, wasted no time this week, releasing a new ad touting her support for abortion rights. The Supreme Court has taken away a woman's most fundamental freedom. Control over her own body. Nearly a dozen Republicans are vying to be the GOP nominee, and several have indicated they don't favor a federal ban on abortions. In Pennsylvania, Democrat John fetterman says he'll battle for abortion rights, while Republican mehmet Doctor Oz supports the latest high court decision. And in Wisconsin, all Democrats seeking to oust Republican Ron Johnson have vowed to support a filibuster exception for abortion rights. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO, B news. At four 34, the Justice Department of subpoenaed two Arizona lawmakers this week were information linked to possible correspondence with Donald Trump's attorneys amid efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. The Washington Post reports that Arizona Senate president Karen fann and senator Kelly Townsend received subpoenas both in this past week. At
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"Be spread out around the national mall, which means that there is a rather sizable traffic closure pattern in place. U.S. park police sergeant town twinning says closures will start at 6 Monday morning and last all day and night. A lot of those closures are going to be geared towards constitution avenue, independence avenue, rock creek Parkway, south of Virginia avenue, and memorial bridge will be closed public access points along the national mall where visitors will be screened will be open starting at 11 o'clock Monday morning, and certain items are not allowed. Weapons of any kind, drones are prohibited and barbecue grills on the national mall nickel and LA WTO P news. Abortion rights advocates are planning to march around D.C. later this month a protest the overturning of roe versus wade, there are few details, but according to a permit filed at the National Park Service that will run from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, July 9th, and draw about 10,000 demonstrators. The women's march is organizing that protest. It's also encouraging supporters nationwide to wear green and protest outside their local courthouse at four in the afternoon local time on Monday as well Democrats are trying to make abortion rights and issue in some key U.S. Senate races following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn roe versus wade. Mitchell Miller has more from Capitol Hill. We will not be intimidated. I will fight and never back down. New Hampshire democratic senator Maggie Hassan, with a new ad saying she'll battle for a woman's right to choose. She's in a political battle to hold on to her seat in the 50 50 Senate and will face one of 11 Republicans vying to be the GOP nominee. In Wisconsin, Republican senator Ron Johnson supports the high court's decision, and the Democrats seeking to face him in the fall, all say they'd support a filibuster exception for abortion rights. Another closely watched race is Georgia, where Republican Herschel Walker and abortion rights opponent is trying to defeat democratic senator Raphael Warnock. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO. Presidential Biden's administration's new proposal for offshore drilling is getting some heat from environmental groups today. The Biden administration is proposing up to ten oil and gas lease sales in the Gulf of Mexico and one off the Alaska coast over the next 5 years. Virginia governor Glenn youngkin this week created a new office designed to slash state regulations and put it under the direction of Andrew Wheeler. He's a former Trump administration official, rejected earlier this year for the Virginia governor's cabinet, The Washington Post reports junkin used an executive order to create the office of regulatory management and chose Wheeler a former coal lobbyist who led a rollback of Obama era environmental regulations as former president Donald Trump's Environmental Protection Agency's chief to lead this new office of regulatory management. Coming up on WTO after
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"Morning and last all day and night. A lot of those closures are going to be geared towards constitution avenue, independence avenue, rock creek Parkway, south of Virginia avenue, and memorial bridge will be closed public access points along the national mall where visitors will be screened will be open starting at 11 o'clock Monday morning, and certain items are not allowed. Weapons of any kind, drones are prohibited and barbecue grills on the national mall nickel and LA WTO P news. Abortion rights advocates are planning to march around D.C. later this month to protest the overturning of roe V wade. There are few details, but according to a permit filed with the National Park Service, it will run from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday July 9th. And expected to draw about 10,000 demonstrators. The women's march is organizing that protest. It's also encouraging supporters nationwide to wear green and protest outside their local courthouse at 4 p.m. local time on Monday as well. While Democrats are trying to make abortion rights and issue and some key U.S. Senate races, this following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn roe V wade, WTO's Mitchell Miller has more from Capitol Hill. We will not be intimidated. I will fight and never back down. New Hampshire democratic senator Maggie Hassan, with a new ad saying she'll battle for a woman's right to choose. She's in a political battle to hold on to her seat in the 50 50 Senate and will face one of 11 Republicans vying to be the GOP nominee. In Wisconsin, Republican senator Ron Johnson supports the high court's decision, and the Democrats seeking to face him in the fall all say they'd support a filibuster exception for abortion rights. Another closely watched race is Georgia, where Republican Herschel Walker and abortion rights opponent is trying to defeat democratic senator Raphael Warnock. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO news. President Joe Biden's administration's new proposal for offshore drilling is getting backlash from environmental groups today. The Biden administration proposed up to ten oil and gas lease sales in the Gulf of Mexico and one off the Alaska coast over the next 5 years. This goes against the president's earlier climate promises, but scales back at Trump era plan that called for dozens of offshore drilling opportunities. Administration officials said fewer than 11 lease sales or even no lease sales at all could occur. A final decision is not expected for months. Virginia governor Glenn youngkin this week created a new office designed to slash state regulations and put it under the direction of Andrew Wheeler. He's a former Trump administration official who is rejected earlier this year for the cabinet of Virginia's governor's cabinet, The Washington Post reports that young can use an executive order to create the office of regulatory management and chose Wheeler, a former coal lobbyist who led a rollback of Obama era environmental regulations as former president Donald Trump's Environmental Protection Agency, chief to lead it. This announcement drawing sharp criticism from General Assembly Democrats who blocked youngkin's efforts to install Wheeler as a secretary
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"senator maggie hassan" Discussed on WTOP
"Public access points along the national mall where visitors will be screened will be open starting at 11 o'clock Monday morning, and certain items are not allowed. Weapons of any kind, drones are prohibited and barbecue grills on the national mall, Nick island LA, WTO P news. Chemicals found in food containers, microwave popcorn bags, and even water will be banned in Maryland. WTO is Kate Ryan, says other products will also be affected. Marilyn lawmakers targeted specific items firefighter foam food packaging and carpeting that include the forever chemicals often referred to as pfas. The EPA says studies have shown exposure to the chemicals may lead to increased risk of some cancers. The law was named for Walter George Taylor, a firefighter from southern Maryland, whose widow Christine testified in favor of the bill, Taylor, died in May of 2020. After Walter's death, an autopsy was performed and it was determined his cancer was the result of occupational exposures related to carcinogens and other toxic substances. The actual band goes into effect in January of 2024, but the law that creates the band takes effect now with the State Department of the environment set to conduct a report on tests for the chemicals in state waterways. Kate Ryan, WTO P news. 7 33 Democrats are trying to make abortion rights in issuing some key U.S. Senate races following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn roe versus wade, WTO's Mitchell Miller has more now from Capitol Hill. We will not be intimidated. I will fight and never back down. New Hampshire democratic senator Maggie Hassan, with a new ad saying she'll battle for a woman's right to choose. She's in a political battle to hold on to her seat in the 50 50 Senate and will face one of 11 Republicans vying to be the GOP nominee. In Wisconsin, Republican senator Ron Johnson supports the high court's decision, and the Democrats seeking to face him in the fall all say they'd support a filibuster exception for abortion rights. Another closely watched race is Georgia, where Republican Herschel Walker and abortion rights opponent is trying to defeat democratic senator Raphael Warnock. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller WTO. President Joe Biden's administration's new proposal for offshore drilling is getting backlash from environmental groups today. Biden administration proposed up to ten oil and gas lease sales in the Gulf of Mexico and one off the Alaska coast for the next 5 years. This goes against the president's earlier climate promises, but skills back a Trump era plan that called for dozens of offshore drilling opportunities. Administration officials said fewer than 11 lease sales are even no lease sales at all could occur a final decision is not expected for months, new drilling off the Atlantic and Pacific coasts would still be blocked. 7 35, the FBI's issued more subpoenas and connection with the capitol riot investigation CBS Linda kenyon has that story. FBI agents have subpoenaed Arizona Senate president Karen fann, and Arizona senator Kelly Townsend, fan drove a discredited review of the election as former president Trump tried to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential race. Townsend confirmed she received a subpoena but is not commented any further. The FBI actions are part of the flurry of recent activity by the Justice Department, as it investigates efforts to discredit the 2020 election results. It
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"senator maggie hassan" Discussed on WTOP
"Dot com and schedule your free estimate today. It's now 6 11 and today President Biden said that Democrats need to fight for abortion rights at the ballot box. The choice is clear. We're either elect federal senators and representatives who will codify row Republicans who will elect the House and Senate will try to fan abortions nationwide. The president spoke today with governors about next steps in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision last week to overturn roe versus wade. A little earlier, we spoke with WTO Capitol Hill correspondent Mitchell Miller about how this issue is impacting the midterm Senate races. We're already seeing abortion rights pop up prominently in some races. Today, for example, in the Pennsylvania Senate race, both Democrat John fetterman and Republican mehmet Doctor Oz put out statements touting their respective positions, fetterman noting his endorsement and funding from a pro abortion rights group. And Oz from an organization that opposes abortion rights, Democrats really leaning into this issue in New Hampshire, democratic senator Maggie Hassan quickly put out an ad this week solely about abortion rights. And during a debate among Republicans seeking the GOP nomination in that state, the candidates were all asked about abortion. Democrats, as I said, really looking to heighten up this issue, bring this issue up higher into the political spectrum and in Wisconsin, four Democrats are seeking the party's nomination. They have all pledged to support a filibuster carve out for abortion rights if they're elected in the race against Republican Ron Johnson. What about the latest polls is abortion rights and issue that could change the direction of some congressional races in the midterms, Mitchell? Well, Dimitri is still a little early to say, but Democrats have pointed out that fundraising rose considerably after last Friday's ruling came down. Also, a PBS NewsHour marist poll out this week finds that 78% of Democrats say the court's decision makes them more likely to vote this fall that compares to 54% for Republicans. 51% say they would definitely vote for a candidate who supports a federal law that would restore the right to an abortion. However, a lot of polls as you both know also show that people are very concerned about inflation and gas prices. That's what Republicans are leaning into. Niche, what is the overall outlook right now for the balance of power in the Senate after the midterms? Well, Hillary, unlike the house where the Republican takeover seems to be all but a given, the Senate power struggle looks like it's going to be another nail biter for both parties. Republicans only need to get a net gain, of course, of one seat to take over, which would really leave President Biden in full lame duck status. 34 seats are up for reelection and in addition to the states I mentioned earlier among the states that we're really going to be looking at over the next few months and into November are Arizona, Nevada, North Carolina, Florida, Ohio, and Missouri. WTO Capitol Hill correspondent Mitchell Miller. We'll catch up on the sports world going into the holiday weekend with Frank. Stay with us. Don't wait for the furniture of your dreams, get it today during court furniture outlets 50th anniversary sale where you'll find everything you need to brighten up your home or make your workplace more
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"senator maggie hassan" Discussed on WTOP
"In fact the national mall essentially, that area will be locked down. If you want to be on the national mall for July 4th festivities, you'll need to go through access points where you will be screened. Yes, bags will be checked at those locations. U.S. park police sergeant Tom Twain says the access points, which open at 11 o'clock Monday morning will be on the west side of the memorial bridge, constitution avenue at 23rd street, and on 17th near the World War II memorial. We always have both a very sizable preparation phase, as well as an operation phase. There will be a lot of road closures all around the area, including parts of rock creek Parkway constitution and independence avenues closures started 6 Monday morning. On the national mall, Nick I in LA WTO news. Democrats are trying to make abortion rights and issue in some key U.S. Senate races following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn roe V wade last week. WTO's Mitchell Miller today on the hill. We will not be intimidated. I will fight and never back down. New Hampshire democratic senator Maggie Hassan, with a new ad saying she'll battle for a woman's right to choose. She's in a political battle to hold on to her seat in the 50 50 Senate and will face one of 11 Republicans vying to be the GOP nominee. In Wisconsin, Republican senator Ron Johnson supports the high court's decision, and the Democrats seeking to face him in the fall, all say they'd support a filibuster exception for abortion rights. Another closely watched race is Georgia, where Republican Herschel Walker and abortion rights opponent is trying to defeat democratic senator Raphael Warnock. On capital hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO news. A growing number of Americans say abortion and women's rights should be priorities for the government and the wake of the Supreme Court decision to overturn roe V wade. A new Associated Press poll is finding nearly a quarter of adults name abortion or women's rights as one of the main issues they want the government to work on. That figure has nearly tripled since December. WNBA star Brittany griner trial in a courtroom in suburban Moscow barely got started today before it was adjourned. Some witnesses failed to show up. Griner has been detained in Russia for more than four months now. Most criminal criminal defendants in that country are convicted at trial. Inside prosecutors unsealed their case stating the 31 year old basketball star brought two cartridges of hashish oil into the country for personal use. The two time Olympic gold medalist and sent her for the Phoenix mercury was arrested in February when Russian authorities said they found the drugs in her luggage as she arrived at a Moscow airport. Reiner's arrest came just a week before Russia invaded Ukraine. The Kremlin denies any political motivation. And that was CBS News reporter astrid Martinez. Just ahead on WTO after a check of traffic and weather, a few more ideas to celebrate on July 4. It's one 36. We open inside a vast lair, a Nissan rogue speed toward a gigantic door, closing fast, our hero says I know this seems like your typical narrow escape, but it's not. This is a Nissan
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"senator maggie hassan" Discussed on WGN Radio
"School district two O 9 the teachers are on strike proviso east English teacher Ashley Avila says they need a prior pay rate You look at districts and close to us like Morton and people wouldn't say that's a largely affluent district but they're still paying their starting salaries are still 9000 higher than ours And in district two O 9 data shows 20% of teachers leave every year Educators also say teaching spots in nearly every subject remain unfilled because they're starting pay is so low Of the close to 3100 Chicago employees that declared themselves unvaccinated more than 2300 are Chicago police officers Bose who are not in compliance will eventually wind up on a no pay status prompting a question Is the city's public safety affected a significant percentage of officers won't get vaccinated Mayor lightfoot says there are only 16 officers that are currently on no pay status The vast majority of our police officers are fully vaccinated That is a fact And I fully expect that many more will get themselves fully vaccinated to comply with the arbitrator decision that was rendered at the end of February Live but says she believes there will be no compromise in public safety and retirement rates have not gone up U.S. senator Maggie Hassan denied announced the Senate unanimously approved a resolution whose goal is investigations of Russian president Vladimir Putin and his government for war crimes tied to their invasion of Ukraine If there is no further debate the questions on the resolution All in favor say I all opposed no The ice appeared to have it The eyes do have it The resolution is agreed to Are Ukrainian military strikers taken out Russian military equipment and a city at her sown international airport New satellite images show large plumes of smoke rising from the airport in the southeast of Ukraine At least three Russian military helicopters in flames military vehicles also were hit At least 3 million of now fled Ukraine since the invasion began about half the refugees are children and the majority of those who have left have headed to Poland Over 100 Ukrainian orphans are now starting over in a Polish holiday center with donations flooding in from the local community Their teacher telling cameras right now the clothes in his back aren't even his own Elsewhere carrying what little they can refugees are continuing to pour into neighboring countries I love my seat too It's very beautiful Among them a heartbroken reality who left her home her heart.
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"Us. I'm teeny gal. Here's what's happening. President Trump announcing appellate court Judge Amy Cockney buried as his pig for the Supreme Court. The president called buried one of our nation's most brilliant and gifted legal minds. This sets off a scramble by the Republicans to confirm Judge Barrett before election Day in less than six weeks. CBS NEWS Political contributor Peter Mayer says that Democrats are very frustrated and unhappy. About this rushed proceedings are already Democrats who've served notice that there not even planning to meet with her because they reject the process itself that President Trump has used They have bitter memories of the way. The Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, blocked Judge Merrick Garland back in February of 2016 months before the election that year, saying that the next president should decide, and the Senate Judiciary Committee, at least according to one Republican source will begin confirmation hearings for Amy Cockney Barrett. On October 12 reaction to the president's election from across the congressional spectrum, former Massachusetts governor and now Utah Senator at MIT, Romney calling Judge Barrett Ah, highly respected jurist, and he looks forward to meeting with her to review her credentials. New Hampshire Senator Maggie Hassan says the nomination should be seen for exactly what it is. She says, an attempt to overturn the affordable care act. She also strongly opposes the ongoing efforts of the president and majority leader, Mitch McConnell to push to approve Judge Amy County Barrett rather than work on passing a new covert 19 release bill. Meanwhile, Senator Elizabeth Warren says Americans cannot stand down while the president tries to hand the country's highest cord and the rights and liberties of the people. Over to the quote
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Amy Klobuchar to undergo vetting as possible running mate
"Center in the closed part Democrat from Minnesota has been asked by Joe Biden to undergo a formal setting to be considered as his vice presidential running mate one of several potential contenders now being scrutinized by his aides I have the final decision while several are expected to consent to the vetting at least one potential contender has bowed out senator Jeanine Shaheen the Democrat from New Hampshire who is running for reelection decline Biden's invitation to be considered but senator Maggie Hassan the other New Hampshire senator has agreed according to local news reports Biden committed during a March primary debate to pick a woman as his running mate and he said the list of women is currently