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"Producers desk, his wired by IBW local 26 where electrical contractors come to grow. Good afternoon, I'm more glueless. And I'm Deborah Feinstein Thomas Robertson is our producer. We continue to follow the unfolding developments out of Chesapeake, Virginia, where late last night, a Walmart manager opened fire on fellow employees in the break room of the store where he worked. 6 victims have died four victims are in area hospitals with conditions unknown at this time. And the suspect is dead from what we believe was a self inflicted gunshot wound. That's Chesapeake police chief Mark zelensky, who did not identify the gunman and did not give a motive. One employee says the stocking team had gathered in the break room when the manager turned around and started shooting. It's the second high profile mass shooting in the last four days. Now to the Thanksgiving getaway and on this day before the holiday travel appears to be heading back to pre-pandemic levels, we have team coverage beginning at Reagan national airport. Joseph wanted to avoid the big airport crowds on his way to Maine. Definitely got a little anxious that there'd be more crowds, so I got the early flight and got here a few hours early, but things seemed to be pretty good to. And while it's a busy travel day, TSA is expecting around two and a half million fliers across the country today, it's not the single holiday rush. People trickle to their destination, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and then, you know, you see Monday, Tuesday, and then today, Wednesday. The nightmare will be later this week according to Lisa farbstein, with TSA. But most people return home on Sunday. Farb sign says, get to the airport two hours early for domestic flights and three hours early for international, and Reagan national. Luke Luger WTO news. And if you've been checking on WTO's traffic
Bloomberg Radio New York
"six people" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Your hurricane Ian sweeping across Florida and a mass shooting at school in Oakland. Let's get more and get to the newsroom and join Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini. All right, thank you, rich. We're hearing at least 6 people have been shot at a school site on an Oakland campus the sojourner truth independent study school other schools there multiple schools there at that location details are sketchy and mayor Libby shaft's offices promising more information shortly. Category four hurricane Ian slamming into the West Coast of Florida one of the strongest there ever, some coastal homes underwater others pretty much just floating away. It's unbelievable. There's a house sitting in our front yard where we're at. It's stuck by a powerful. And the storm flooding sanibel island parts of Fort Myers passing over punta gorda moving across the state governor Ron DeSantis says many were asked to leave buds, some did stay. I know a lot of those barrier island communities, the counties discontinued services. So they were incentivized to get maybe a more comfortable environment, but some of those people just made that decision to stay. And the local officials were not going to grab them by the shirt collar and drag them out of their own house. Governor Ron DeSantis, their meantime Disney ordering its Florida hotel guests to shelter in place theme parks are closed Orlando mayor buddy dyer. Everybody has taken a very seriously and done the necessary preparation. And in Washington, The White House has promising no politics and lots of help for Florida. North Korea firing two short-range ballistic missiles off the east coast. That's ahead of vice president Kamala Harris visit today to the DMZ, and President Biden kicking off a new two day Pacific island summit today. It's an effort to counter Chinese influence. Russia launching major ongoing hacks on Ukraine. The UK's top cyber official calling it among the most sustained on record poppy Gustafson is CEO of the company dark trace. We have seen an uptick
THE NEWS with Anthony Davis
"six people" Discussed on THE NEWS with Anthony Davis
"6 dead in mass shooting at Chicago July 4th parade. Akron imposes curfew after protests over police murder of Jalen walker and after Supreme Court ruling, new focus on states environmental powers. It's Tuesday, July 5. I'm Anthony Davis. A gunman on a rooftop opened fire on an Independence Day parade in suburban Chicago on Monday, killing at least 6 people wounding at least 30 and sending hundreds of marches, parents with strollers and children on bicycles, fleeing in terror, police said. Authorities said a 22 year old man named as a person of interest in the shooting was taken into police custody on Monday evening after an hour's long manhunt. The July 4th shooting was just the latest to shatter the rituals of American life. Schools, churches, grocery stores, now community parades have all become killing grounds in recent months. This time, the bloodshed came as the nation tried to find cause to celebrate its founding, and the bonds that just about still hold it together. It is devastating that a celebration of America was ripped apart by our uniquely American plague Illinois governor JB pritzker said at a news conference. I'm furious because it does not have to be this way, while we celebrate the 4th of July, just once a year, mass shootings have become a weekly American tradition. The shooting occurred at a spot on the parade route where many residents had staked out prime viewing points early in the day for the annual celebration. Dozens of fired bullets sent hundreds of parade goers, some visibly bloodied fleeing. The highland park police chief said a police officer pulled over 22 year old Robert E cremo the third, about 5 miles north of the shooting scene, several hours after police released the man's photo and an image of his silver Honda and warned the public that he was likely armed and dangerous. The Ohio city of Akron declared a state of emergency on Monday, setting a curfew and canceling Independence Day fireworks after protests over the police killing of an unarmed black man turned unruly on Sunday Night. The protests broke out after police released body camera video that showed 8 officers shooting at jaylen walker as he fled a traffic stop last week. Walker's body was found to have 60 gunshot wounds. Daytime protests on Sunday were peaceful, but despite pleas from the walker family that demonstrations remain peaceful, Akron police declared an unlawful assembly once property was damaged. Officers in riot gear fired about a dozen canisters of tear gas to scatter protesters. Akron mayor Dan horrigan said a curfew for downtown Akron was in effect from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. until further notice and a pair of 4th of July fireworks displays were also canceled. The Jalen walker shooting marks the latest in a series of police killings of unarmed black men, raising questions about police use of force and equal justice for African Americans and contributing to increased polarization in the United States. The mayor praised the peaceful protests which were led by the Akron chapter of the NAACP. Hundreds of demonstrators marched in the streets of the city of about 200,000 people, waving Black Lives Matter flags and chanting, we are done dying and justice for Jalen. But the U.S. Supreme Court limited the power of the federal government to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from existing power plants, but its ruling didn't touch the power of the states. That's putting a renewed focus on efforts across the country to limit the reliance on power plants that spew planet warming emissions into the air. While democratic states have taken the lead on the most aggressive climate policy in recent years, some Republican led states are also helping shift the U.S. power grid toward cleaner sources of energy. This ruling makes clear that the actions of governors and state legislatures are more important than ever. Thankfully, state authority to curb greenhouse gas emissions has not changed. Democratic governors Jay inslee of Washington, Kathy hochul of New York and Gavin Newsom of California said in a statement after the ruling. The three are co chairs of the U.S. climate alliance, a group of 24 states committed to climate action. California, New York and Washington are all known for setting some of the nation's most ambitious climate goals. All three have committed to getting a 100% of their electric power from non carbon sources by 2040 or 2045..
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Trump election probe special grand jury selected in Atlanta
"A a a a special special special special grand grand grand grand jury jury jury jury has has has has been been been been picked picked picked picked in in in in Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta to to to to help help help help look look look look into into into into whether whether whether whether former former former former president president president president trump trump trump trump and and and and others others others others tried tried tried tried to to to to illegally illegally illegally illegally influence influence influence influence the the the the twenty twenty twenty twenty twenty twenty twenty twenty election election election election in in in in Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton county's county's county's county's top top top top prosecutor prosecutor prosecutor prosecutor took took took took the the the the unusual unusual unusual unusual step step step step of of of of asking asking asking asking for for for for a a a a special special special special grand grand grand grand jury jury jury jury to to to to help help help help an an an an existing existing existing existing investigation investigation investigation investigation saying saying saying saying it it it it would would would would be be be be able able able able to to to to subpoena subpoena subpoena subpoena people people people people who who who who otherwise otherwise otherwise otherwise refused refused refused refused to to to to cooperate cooperate cooperate cooperate among among among among other other other other things things things things she's she's she's she's looking looking looking looking into into into into trump's trump's trump's trump's call call call call in in in in early early early early twenty twenty twenty twenty twenty twenty twenty twenty one one one one with with with with the the the the Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia secretary secretary secretary secretary of of of of state state state state I I I I just just just just want want want want to to to to find find find find eleven eleven eleven thousand thousand thousand seven seven seven hundred hundred hundred and and and eighty eighty eighty loads loads loads as as as Superior Superior Superior Court Court Court judge judge judge Robert Robert Robert McBurney McBurney McBurney started started started the the the selection selection selection process process process it's it's it's important important important that that that the the the grand grand grand jury jury jury be be be comprised comprised comprised of of of individuals individuals individuals who who who bring bring bring an an an open open open mind mind mind he he he said said said the the the twenty twenty twenty six six six people people people picked picked picked for for for the the the grand grand grand jury jury jury would would would investigate investigate investigate and and and make make make recommendations recommendations recommendations on on on whether whether whether to to to seek seek seek a a a regular regular regular grand grand grand jury jury jury indictment indictment indictment Sager Sager Sager mag mag mag ani ani ani Washington Washington Washington
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Missiles cause multiple blasts in western Ukrainian's Lviv
"A a a a senior senior senior senior official official official official says says says says a a a a Russian Russian Russian Russian missile missile missile missile strikes strikes strikes strikes on on on on the the the the western western western western Ukrainian Ukrainian Ukrainian Ukrainian city city city city of of of of Lviv Lviv Lviv Lviv have have have have killed killed killed killed six six six six people people people people and and and and wounded wounded wounded wounded at at at at least least least least eight eight eight eight others others others others the the the the live live live live if if if if regional regional regional regional governor governor governor governor says says says says that that that that before before before before strike strike strike strike single single single single three three three three of of of of which which which which had had had had military military military military infrastructure infrastructure infrastructure infrastructure facilities facilities facilities facilities on on on on one one one one struck struck struck struck a a a a tire tire tire tire shop shop shop shop adding adding adding adding the the the the motion motion motion motion C. C. C. C. teams teams teams teams will will will will putting putting putting putting out out out out fires fires fires fires caused caused caused caused by by by by the the the the strikes strikes strikes strikes he he he he said said said said one one one one of of of of the the the the wounded wounded wounded wounded was was was was a a a a child child child child blooms blooms blooms blooms of of of of thick thick thick thick black black black black smoke smoke smoke smoke rising rising rising rising over over over over the the the the vyve vyve vyve vyve off off off off to to to to the the the the explosions explosions explosions explosions which which which which were were were were witnessed witnessed witnessed witnessed by by by by a a a a peace peace peace peace stock stock stock stock the the the the strikes strikes strikes strikes occur occur occur occur as as as as the the the the country country country country braces braces braces braces for for for for an an an an old old old old old old old old Russian Russian Russian Russian or or or or sold sold sold sold in in in in the the the the east east east east of of of of the the the the country country country country the the the the fifth fifth fifth fifth has has has has been been been been spent spent spent spent much much much much of of of of the the the the worst worst worst worst violence violence violence violence in in in in almost almost almost almost two two two two months months months months of of of of war war war war I'm I'm I'm I'm Charles Charles Charles Charles last last last last month month month month
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California police search for shooters who killed 6, hurt 12
"Police police police police in in in in Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento California California California California are are are are still still still still searching searching searching searching for for for for those those those those responsible responsible responsible responsible for for for for Sunday's Sunday's Sunday's Sunday's mass mass mass mass shooting shooting shooting shooting that that that that killed killed killed killed six six six six people people people people and and and and wounded wounded wounded wounded twelve twelve twelve twelve others others others others police police police police say say say say at at at at least least least least two two two two shooters shooters shooters shooters opened opened opened opened fire fire fire fire on on on on a a a a busy busy busy busy street street street street around around around around two two two two AM AM AM AM as as as as bars bars bars bars and and and and clubs clubs clubs clubs were were were were closing closing closing closing killing killing killing killing the the the the three three three three men men men men and and and and three three three three women women women women ranging ranging ranging ranging in in in in age age age age from from from from twenty twenty twenty twenty one one one one to to to to fifty fifty fifty fifty seven seven seven seven police police police police chief chief chief chief Kathy Kathy Kathy Kathy Lester Lester Lester Lester the the the the scale scale scale scale of of of of violence violence violence violence that that that that just just just just happened happened happened happened in in in in our our our our city city city city is is is is unprecedented unprecedented unprecedented unprecedented during during during during my my my my twenty twenty twenty twenty seven seven seven seven years years years years here here here here at at at at the the the the Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento police police police police department department department department social social social social media media media media video video video video shows shows shows shows a a a a fight fight fight fight than than than than dozens dozens dozens dozens of of of of rapid rapid rapid rapid fire fire fire fire gunshots gunshots gunshots gunshots are are are are heard heard heard heard police police police police sergeant sergeant sergeant sergeant Zaki Zaki Zaki Zaki I I I I don't don't don't don't know know know know that that that that I I I I actually actually actually actually made made made made the the the the shooting shooting shooting shooting or or or or still still still still looking looking looking looking through through through through all all all all those those those those details details details details right right right right now now now now police police police police found found found found a a a a stolen stolen stolen stolen gun gun gun gun at at at at the the the the scene scene scene scene meanwhile meanwhile meanwhile meanwhile people people people people are are are are leaving leaving leaving leaving candles candles candles candles and and and and balloons balloons balloons balloons as as as as a a a a memorial memorial memorial memorial to to to to the the the the victims victims victims victims grows grows grows grows I'm I'm I'm I'm Julie Julie Julie Julie Walker Walker Walker Walker
AP News Radio
Fentanyl-laced cocaine sickens 6 on spring break in Florida
"Police in fort Lauderdale Florida say at least one person is in critical condition and six people overdosed on cocaine laced with fentanyl police were called to a vacation rental house during spring break there were multiple people in cardiac arrest in the front yard this witness spoke to WPLG TV in a couple dudes laid out a couple of girls I believe they're blonde came and picked up a couple of guys back in the house fort Lauderdale fire battalion chief Steve Golan says two of the people who overdosed got sick because they tried to give CPR to the initial overdose victims these are healthy young adults you know a lot of college students and the prime of their life and getting this drug into their system you know that there it's unknown what the recovery will be on the critical individual the CDC says fentanyl is fifty to one hundred times stronger than morphine and is meant to treat severe pain it also slows a person's breathing and heart rate I bet Donahue
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Russian strikes hit western Ukraine as offensive widens
"Russian strikes have hidden it at ports in western Ukraine as the military offensive widens an invading troops keep up pressure on the capital Kiev and the besieged port city of Mariupol according to a regional spokesman the airstrikes on the loose military airfield have left two Ukrainian servicemen dead and six people wounded it's also targeted at port where residents were ordered to shelter off to an air raid alert new satellite photos meanwhile appear to show a massive convoy outside the Ukrainian capital funding out into towns and forests with artillery pieces raise the firing in another potentially ominous movement I'm Charles de Ledesma
AP News Radio
Philadelphia fire kills at least 13, including 7 children
"A a fire fire in in a a Philadelphia Philadelphia duplexes duplexes killed killed over over a a dozen dozen people people including including children children officials officials in in Philadelphia Philadelphia were were visibly visibly shaken shaken as as they they updated updated the the media media on on what what could could be be the the single single deadliest deadliest fire fire in in the the city city in in over over a a hundred hundred years years mayor mayor Jim Jim Kenney Kenney losing losing so so many many kids kids devastating devastating deputy deputy fire fire commissioner commissioner Craig Craig Murphy Murphy says says numbers numbers could could grow grow but but at at least least thirteen thirteen people people including including seven seven children children were were killed killed eight eight people people escape escape and and two two others others were were taken taken to to area area hospitals hospitals works works far far as as I've I've ever ever been been to to he he says says the the fire fire is is under under investigation investigation there there were were four four smoke smoke detectors detectors in in that that building building and and none none of of them them operate operate twenty twenty six six people people were were staying staying in in the the two two public public housing housing units units in in the the divided divided row row house house with with eighteen eighteen people people in in the the upstairs upstairs apartment apartment I'm I'm Jennifer Jennifer king king
AP News Radio
13 dead, others missing in migrant boat accident in Aegean Sea
"Rossi Rossi a a reporting reporting Greek Greek authorities authorities say say at at least least six six people people are are dead dead and and several several are are missing missing and and then then you you migrant migrant boat boat accident accident the the Greek Greek coastguard coastguard says says at at least least six six people people are are dead dead and and more more than than a a dozen dozen people people are are believed believed to to be be missing missing after after a a boat boat carrying carrying migrants migrants capsized capsized in in the the Aegean Aegean Sea Sea late late Friday Friday at at least least twenty twenty people people have have died died in in Greek Greek waters waters in in three three separate separate accidents accidents in in as as many many days days in in Friday Friday night's night's incident incident the the Greek Greek coastguard coastguard says says fifty fifty seven seven people people were were rescued rescued after after sailboat sailboat capsized capsized some some five five miles miles off off the the island island of of bottles bottles in in the the central central Aegean Aegean survivors survivors told told the the Coast Coast Guard Guard about about eighty eighty people people had had been been on on the the vessel vessel Greece Greece is is a a popular popular entry entry point point into into Europe Europe for for people people fleeing fleeing conflict conflict and and poverty poverty in in Africa Africa the the Middle Middle East East and and Asia Asia hi hi
AP News Radio
Jan. 6 panel subpoenas 6 who helped plan Trump rallies
"Hi hi Mike Mike Rossi Rossi are are reporting reporting the the house house January January six six panel panel subpoenas subpoenas six six people people who who helped helped plan plan trump trump rallies rallies the the house house committee committee investigating investigating the the January January sixth sixth insurrection insurrection at at the the US US capitol capitol has has issued issued subpoenas subpoenas to to six six people people with with the the panel panel says says were were involved involved in in organizing organizing and and planning planning rallies rallies that that aims aims to to overturn overturn Donald Donald trump's trump's defeat defeat in in the the twenty twenty twenty twenty presidential presidential election election subpoenas subpoenas have have been been sent sent to to Robert Robert Bobby Bobby P. P. the the junior junior Max Max Miller Miller Brian Brian Jack Jack who who was was trump's trump's political political director director at at the the time time rally rally organizers organizers Brian Brian Lewis Lewis and and Martin Martin and and Kimberly Kimberly Fletcher Fletcher the the committee committee says says Pete Pete and and Miller Miller met met with with trump trump at at his his private private dining dining room room on on January January fourth fourth the the rallies rallies before before the the January January sixth sixth right right have have become become a a major major focus focus of of the the committee's committee's investigation investigation at at the the largest largest rally rally on on the the ellipse ellipse hours hours before before the the ride ride trump trump exhorted exhorted the the crowd crowd but but we we will will never never give give up up we we will will never never concede concede it it doesn't doesn't happen happen trump trump also also said said he he would would March March to to the the capitol capitol with with his his supporters supporters but but he he did did not not Mike Mike Ross Ross yet yet Washington Washington
AP News Radio
Pope hopes 'cry of the Earth' is heard at COP26
"Pope Francis also six people in St Peter's square to pray so the the signal from the US he's picked up after the U. N. climate summit getting underway in Glasgow Scotland yeah my think is getting on that front this is private schools so that the cry of the the cry of the poll is honed by summit's participants adding made this in county you affected ons is offering concrete hope to future generations Francis has made cat for the planet's fragile environment key plank of his papacy the pope also said he was thinking of the people of Haiti and urge the world not to abandon them I'm Charles the last month
AP News Radio
UK faces calls for ‘Plan B’ with virus cases high and rising
"Many scientists are pressing the British government to re impose social restrictions and speed up booster vaccinations as coronavirus infection rates already Europe's highest rise still further the U. K. recorded just over forty nine thousand you code in nineteen cases on Monday the largest number since mid July new infections average of forty three thousand a day over the past week a fifteen percent increase on the week before last week the office for national statistics estimated that one in six people in England had the virus one of the highest levels seen in Britain during the pandemic in July prime minister Boris Johnson's government lifted all the legal restrictions that had been imposed more than a year earlier to slow the spread of the virus including face coverings indoors and social distancing rules very strictly on them
AP News Radio
Taiwan officials set up commission to investigate a building fire that killed 46
"Taiwanese officials that's that's often independent commission to investigate the conditions of the building in which a fire killed forty six people well thirties are still searching for the source of the blaze as they scour the blackened building in the port city of Kaohsiung in Taiwan outside of town with peace in traditional robes chanted a prayer for those who died many of the dead were elderly or infirm residents who went able to escape the thirteen story building in time off to the fine brick house on the ground floor the email saying he lives in the building opposite was mourning the loss of life no more friends now my friend was living that one friend in that building and now he is dead I'm
AP News Radio
Treasury says Arizona can't use federal COVID-19 aid for anti-mask education grants
"The federal government is telling Arizona to stop using virus relief money for anti masque grants in a letter to Arizona governor Doug Ducey the treasury department says federal pandemic funding cannot be used for a pair of multi million dollar grant programs that can only be used by schools without mask mandates or families that request vouchers because their public schools require masks the treasury department says the conditions undermine evidence based efforts to stop the spread of coded nineteen Arizona's Kobe case numbers and hospitalizations have been rising well the rolling average of daily deaths in Arizona from covert nineteen has stayed the same around forty six people per day I'm
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Gunman Kills at Least Six at University
"Officials. Say at least six people were killed today when a gunman opened fire at a university in russia. Eight hundred miles east of moscow. The russian state investigation committee says twenty eight victims have sought medical help with some hospitalized for injuries of varying degrees. Perm state university said on its telegram channel. A suspect entered the campus and began shooting and some students and teachers locked themselves into classrooms. During the attack local media video footage shows others in the campus buildings throwing their belongings out of first story windows before jumping down and running to safety. Russian officials say a suspect identified as a male student was arrested and wounded after resisting law enforcement officers. It's unclear if he was a student at perm state university.
WGN Radio
"six people" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Six people have been killed and 43 injured and shootings this weekend in Chicago, a firefighter and father of five is fighting for his life after he was shot in a drive by Timothy Island, was leaving his nephews birthday party in West Palm unjust before 10 Saturday night. Alicia MMA, Right. This is sister my brother laying on the ground. Just I can't get that picture of the morning. Just the craziest so crazy, she says. Her 15 year old daughter was also shot in the arm. Police say a 42 year old woman died in that shooting. Three other men were injured. No one is in custody. A mother from South Chicago goes to court today. Charged with murdering her own son, Fallon. Harris is being held without bond for the death of 12 year old Kayden Ingram Saturday morning, her family told police she shot him over a missing SD card from her car. When Ingram said that he didn't know where it was. His mother shot him again. He later died at the hospital. Family members say Harris is suffering from paranoia in West suburban Aurora. Police are looking for a pickup truck in connection with the deadly hit and run in Chicago, Officers found 59 year old Michael Rooks in critical condition just after one A.m. Sunday in the 200 block of North Lincoln Avenue. He later died. They pick up truck is described as two tone with Mexican flags on the front hood and rear tailgate. Police say the front passenger side was damaged in the crash. Headlight is broken and the grill is missing. Parents at Glenwood Elementary School in Waukegan are calling upon their school district leaders to return to remote learning. They're concerned about students, too young to be vaccinated for positive covid test last week have left them angry, according to the parents. The school says it's following in Illinois Board of Education policy. Our superintendent and our administration says they're just following the law. The law is broken, and there should be a choice of hybrid classrooms for these Children so that they can be safe if that's what the families choose to do. The parents plan to meet with the superintendent of the Waukegan School district this week. Some hospitals in Alabama alright capacity with Covid patients, and one family says it cost a loved ones Life. Last week, cardiac symptoms led raid ammonia to seek emergency care. But 43 hospitals across three states couldn't take him because their ICUs were full. By the time he found an available bed at a hospital in Mississippi, 200 miles away from home. It was too late, and he died of cardiac arrest. Danny Howard with the Alabama Hospital Association were so aggressively trying to find additional resource is so those type of life or death situations are not something that have to be faced, but it is a dire and serious situation. In an online memorial. The demon your family urged people to get vaccinated to free up resources for non covid related emergencies. The Illinois Senate returns State of vote on an energy policy overhaul. Democrats see representative and Williams says the climate crisis is a city and state biggest challenge. The bill is about investment. We are looking at something like $80 million per year and workforce and contractor development programs. Everyone in Illinois should benefit all communities will be served by this bill. Williams says utility accountability was part of the package, she said. In prior years, utility and energy bills are made in the back rooms and conference rooms of the actual utilities. But that did not happen this time. Congressman Adam Kinzinger believes the U. S. Could have handled the Afghanistan withdrawal better that Bagram air Base could have been protected until every American and Afghan civilians who wanted out was evacuated. Their Republican also says by leaving Afghanistan intelligence will suffer. Having to rely on in essence, the Russians or China's in there now, and Pakistan's playing such a big role. That is what happens when you leave a position that we had there in Afghanistan. Kinzinger added on CBS face the nation. He wants top government officials to own up to how poorly the withdrawn has gone. North Korean officials claim they've completed long range missile tests, state run media reports. The missiles allegedly hit a target about 930 miles away on Saturday and Sunday. Officials today say they're a strategic weapon of great significance to the country's defense plan. President Joe Biden will travel to California today to urge voters not to recall Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom ahead of Tuesday's vote. If a majority of voters wanting some gone, he'll be replaced by whoever gets the most votes among the 46 candidates in the race. Recent polls show Newsom will likely be the recall. But it's close. Democrats have made a stronger showing in early voting, but the GOP is expecting a larger turnout on Election Day. The Brookfield Zoo is starting a new interactive experience where you can actually go and feed penguins animal care specialist Emily Pincus Love to.
WIBC 93.1FM
"six people" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Morning, and all six people were killed. Reverend Charles Harrison with the 10 Point coalition. Think there's something going on in Annapolis that is unique to our city that we have to address if we're going to reduce this rising crime, and he says he doesn't buy the argument that the pandemic is a main cause of the violence. The old GM plant in Kokomo has been closed for a few years. Now they used to make microchips for GM cars that his dad used to work there, She tells which T V. I would like to see them to bring back the chip. Manufacturing, but a lot of the well all of the equipment's been removed and work under a clean room environment, everything would have to be replaced. Now. There's a chip shortage thanks to the pandemic, and thousands of Chevy pickup trucks made in Fort Wayne are part at the camp cut the cocoa plant awaiting microchips to be installed. A form of final court appearance today for a former J County police officer before his trial, as he is accused of trying to meet up with a teenage girl for Sex and Hendricks County, Joshua Clark is facing charges of child seduction and solicitation. For the second time in two weeks. An inmate has been killed at the U. S. Penitentiary in terror hold. Donny Burgess Stephen Canada had only been in the building for a few hours before he got into a fight with another inmate. State police say that inmates stabbed Canada multiple times before the fight was broken up. Medics tried to save Canada, but he died of his injuries A little over a week ago, inmate Michael Rodkin was beaten to death inside the prison. Canada was there to serve an eight years sentence on drug charges. Donna Burgess 93 double view IBC Mobile News to commemorate its 25th season the W. N B A has put together a list of its 25 greatest players on that list is the Indiana Fever Zone, Tamika Catchings as she led the fever to a W N b A T championship in 2011. Also on that list, former fever center Yolanda Griffith. I'm Kurt Darling on the level on the go and on wi b c dot.
WTOP
"six people" Discussed on WTOP
"Up endless opportunities to innovate Power. Tomorrow's transformative missions. Learn more at S A I c dot com slash cloud. I'm Joe Conway wtp traffic to storm team for meteorologist Lauryn Ricketts. Just a few bumps in the road. We've got a few showers today and tonight and then we'll have some showers as we get into Wednesday, maybe even a thunderstorm. But then it's smooth sailing from there Dodgy humidity a lot. More cloud cover around there today. Still, we keep temperatures in the seventies and again you're going to dodge a few showers today and through tonight, not a washout. Just some light stuff and we're not even worried about flooding will be going by daybreak tomorrow, and then we returned to sunshine. Tomorrow Temperatures tomorrow we're going to be back into the low to mid eighties. Plenty of sun. Lots of sunshine on Tuesday, mid eighties and the more rain Wednesday I'm storm team for meteorologist Lauryn Ricketts. Temperatures in the mid to upper sixties It's 67 degrees in Gaithersburg, 69 in Arlington and 66 outside our studio. Yes, This is w t. O p Your source for today's top news, traffic and weather always connected and constantly updated. In your car at home at work and on the go. W T o p. Never miss a moment. Good morning. I'm Nick I Nellie Luke. Luke Curtis, our producer just ahead another deadly shooting in the district Last night, D c. Police now pleading for the public's help. I'm Melissa help nursing homes in Louisiana accused of mismanaging residents during Hurricane Ida. And at 7 40. We hear from the author of a book on the war in Afghanistan, and now everything's shaping up there. A couple U. T O P News time is 7 31, A major shooting in D. C is under investigation. Police say three people were killed and three were injured last night near the corner of seventh and Longfellow Streets in Northwest. The shooting happened right near the corner of seventh and Longfellow Streets in Brightwood Park just before eight last night. Six people were shot. DC Police chief Robert County says Three of them weren't badly injured, but three others all young adults were killed. He says he believes more than one person was firing a gut. They're now searching for a dark four door Honda Court. We believe the suspects in this vehicle. Exit it and fired shots into a crowd of individuals that were in the 600 block along Follow Street. Right now, I'm pleading for the community's help. Police are offering a $75,000 reward for any information that leads to an arrest. Melissa held. W T O P News. Seven Louisiana Nursing homes have been ordered to close immediately because their patients were evacuated to a single warehouse ahead of Hurricane Ida. The state's health department says seven patients have died. WWL reporter Mike Pearlstein. Nurse Natalie Henderson said she had misgivings as soon as she entered the poorly equipped building and once the storm arrived, conditions went from bad to worse. One of the parts of the warehouse started leaking water, so they had to move the patients from their part of the warehouse to the part where everybody was house and we had to move the mattresses even closer together, and.
WTOP
"six people" Discussed on WTOP
"O P. News. This is a Bloomberg money minutes over the past year, the pandemic with its lockdowns and work from home orders made a lot of us lonelier. And that helped prompt a boom in demand for pets. Wow, we were a covid beneficiary where a bit of a unicorn because we also come out of Covid stronger. Ron Coughlin, CEO of Petco says Americans adopted or bought roughly three million new pets last year. Pet care Cos That's the gift that keeps on giving those pets. They're going to need to be fed. They're gonna need to be grown. They're going to be vaccinated, and that's going to lift the category for a decade or more. Pet care retailers see the same trend as other types of retailers. More money moving to online merchants. But conference says pet stores can remain relevant. 39% of customers are actually Omni Channel, which means yes. Sometimes they want to go to e commerce. But other times they want to go into one of our locations. It might be to get groomed it might be to see it. That the key conferences is to keep offering what the Internet can't from the Bloomberg newsroom I'm Andrew Rodeo on W T O P. It's 7 26 coming up. Six people shot in Northwest EC. Three of them died and police are looking for suspects business. It's never just another day. Every day is the day There's the day you open your 500 location or expand to a new city the day you deliver a make or break pitch from 1000 Miles. Miles away, or the day that you have to start at all all over.
WTVN
"six people" Discussed on WTVN
"More at estrogen dot com. Among the post Hurricane IDA shortages is gasoline in Louisiana man has been arrested after he allegedly tried to cut into a long line at a gas station in Jefferson Parish, and when confronted, say police he shot a man. Jefferson Parish Sheriff Joseph Le Pinto says there was no physical fight just a verbal argument, according to witnesses, the sheriff urging patients if you listen to our radio, this is what most of our calls have been involved with. You know, people cut them on people doing that. Look, I can't control line That's eight blocks long, Police say. 20 year old Walters, Scipio turned himself in Some action is ahead, says ABC is Julia McFarland. The New Zealand Prime minister Jacinda Ardern has vowed to tighten counterterror laws after man armed with a knife carried out a stabbing spree, injuring six people in a supermarket. Police shot dead the 32 year old Sri Lanka national who the government says was inspired by Isis, New Zealand. Police say they've been watching that man around the clock for a while. The okay for our first all civilians. Space trip, The inspiration for Mission team sent a tweet saying inspiration for and SpaceX have completed our flight readiness review and remain on track for the launch. The mission is set to go from launch pad 39, A at the Kennedy Space Center here in Florida. On September, 15th for private citizens will strap into the company's crew Dragon spacecraft for three day mission circling the Earth. Tony Marino ABC NEWS Orlando This is ABC News. The pandemics reminded us we live in a sea of airborne germs that can assault us with every breath..
Monocle 24: The Briefing
Terror Suspect Stabs 6 in New Zealand Before Police Shoot Him Down
"Police. New zealand have shot and killed a violent extremist who stabbed and wounded at least six people at a supermarket in auckland. Prime minister cinder awda and said the terrorist attack was carried out by sri lankan national. He was under surveillance. By new zealand's intelligence
NPR News Now
New Zealand Prime Minister Says Supermarket Stabbings Carried out by 'IS-Inspired' Extremist
"Zealand's prime minister just into our dern says a stabbing rampage. Today at an oakland supermarket was a terrorist attack. The suspect wounded six people before being killed by police. Are dern says the attacker astray sri lankan. National was apparently inspired by the islamic
The Briefing
New Zealand Police Kill 'Violent Extremist' After He Stabs 6 in Supermarket Attack
"Been a terror attack in new zealand overnight. An attacker inspired by the islamic state. Group stabbed six people at a supermarket in oakland police. Adam under surveillance. They shot the man dead within sixty seconds. Prime minister just inderal done. Said he was eight. Sri lankan national and on a terror
All In with Chris Hayes
Unvaccinated California Teacher Infected Half Their Students With Covid
"Joy of going back to school for kids is only matched by the anxiety. Many parents are feeling about sending them at a time. When pediatric cova cases have increased exponentially with over a fivefold increase from july to august as a parent of three children about start school not yet eligible to be vaccinated. I have to say. I do take quite a bit of solace in the uae body of data. We have so far indicating that children already significant lower risk of serious illness cova compared to adults but no one wants their kid giving coveted and things really hit home when i came across a report released by the cdc earlier this week. On a case in marin county california from may where an unvaccinated elementary schoolteacher infected with delta variant spread the virus to have the students classroom seating. An outbreak eventually infected twenty-six people. The teacher taught for two days. Well symptomatic and before getting tested which itself not recall during which time she read aloud without a mask to twenty four students everyone the front row tested positive which fell to eighty percent in the first two rows in the back. Three rose twenty eight percent of students test positive. You can see how it diffuses through the class. There and unvaccinated teacher dropped her mask despite rules. Schools to wear masks endures within days. Half for class was positive for the virus at a school. That had been conscientious about falling kobe. Protocols
Native America Calling
Wisconsin Sets 300-Wolf Limit After Runaway Spring Hunt
"A policy-setting board for wisconsin department of natural resources approved a wolf heart. Evista quota three hundred wolves for the states fall. Wolf hunts wisconsin tribes oppose and have called on the us fish and wildlife service to reconsider its decision to remove federal protections for the animal daniel creating reports the board's vote goes against the wisconsin. Dnr's recommendation to set the harvest at one hundred thirty wolves state. Wildlife managers supported a conservative harvest due to uncertainty over the populations response to the february wolf hunt state licensed hunters harvested nearly double their allotted quota killing two hundred eighteen wolves and less than seventy two hours. John johnson senior is president of the lack of flambeau band of lake superior chippewa. He told the board that tribes view the wolf. As a brother adding their fates are intertwined. Six people lived in existence with wolves for longer than europeans walk. North america the main gun. We know respect and understand seems to be a different animal than the wolf that so many others despise johnson also chairs the voigt intertribal task force which represents a jib way tribes. The task force has called on the us. Fish and wildlife service to reconsider the wolf's delisting due to wisconsin systemic failures to manage wolves and prevent over harvest for national native news. I'm daniel catering
Liberty Talk FM
"six people" Discussed on Liberty Talk FM
"A new intelligence report is raising more questions about the origins of covert 19 3. Researchers from a lab in China were sick enough that they went to the hospital in November of 2019. A month before the local health commission there confirmed the first cases of covert 19. That's according to a report from The Wall Street Journal. In January, the State Department revealed the U. S government had reason to believe that several researchers at the Wuhan instituted urology had become sick in the autumn of 2019. Mike Pompeo was secretary of state then and now says the U. S. Should press for information about the pandemic. China's government is withholding the Chinese Communist Party knows what happened here. They know who patients hero was the know precisely where this began at the State Department. Richardson Fox News White House His condemning the leader of Belarus after a Ryanair flight from Greece to Lithuania was diverted there over the weekend to arresting opposition journalists. President Biden issued a statement a short time ago, where he called for an international investigation. Earlier, press secretary Jen Psaki spoke about it. It was a shocking act, diverting a flight between two EU member states for the apparent purpose of arresting a journalist constitutes a brazen affront international peace and security by the regime. BU has agreed to impose sanctions on Belarus, including banning its airlines from using airspace in airports of its 27 member nations. President Biden also said he welcomed those sanctions. The State Department is calling for the unconditional release of Mali's president, defense minister and prime minister after they were detained by military officers. Arrest came just in our or so after new government cabinet was announced there's been growing concerned the upheaval in Mali as further set back efforts to contain militants linked to Al Qaeda. America is listening to Fox News. Did you and now it's time for the lens of liberty. With today's installment is author speaker and activist Helen Kriebel. Many farmers have been required to place all buildings as much as 50 ft or more from the edge of their property. We can all understand why potential issues with neighbors leave this such rules in the first place. But if we look through the lens of liberty, we might see them differently. We might realize that the best farm practices often mean putting buildings at the edge of the property, not in the middle. That would also preserve the most open space for us all to enjoy. Every farmer in a marathon understands that, but convincing regulators and politicians is another matter. That's one reason America's founders decided to leave ordinary people free. Govern themselves. Go to Lens of liberty, not or G'kar. You won't believe what you hear. It's gotta be beachfront. I don't like to say and.
KQED Radio
"six people" Discussed on KQED Radio
"Alright. Asia. Roscoe NPR White House correspondent in Margaret, Tell of managing editor at Axial Six people. Thank you. Thanks, thistles Here now. Mm hmm. The court ruling could mean families behind on rent during the pandemic will face eviction. The most outrageous and overlooked aspect of this crisis is that we're evicting Children. We are permanently altering their life course for the worst, and we are exposing them to an entirely preventable trauma, also the latest on the escalating Israeli Palestinian conflict this afternoon on all things considered from NPR news. I'm Susan Levy, Ohio's Capital city has reached a $10 million settlement for the family of Andre Hill. Ah black man who was fatally shot by a white Columbus police officer in December as he emerged from a garage holding a cell phone. Settlement is the largest in city history. The shooting was recorded on the officer's body camera. The officer was fired and has pleaded not guilty to charges including murder. Israeli military says it has identified three rockets fired from Syria toward Israeli territory. The military says that one of the rockets landed inside Syria in the evening hours. No immediate comment from Damascus. House panel has reached an agreement to form a bipartisan commission to investigate the January 6th attack on the Capitol. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the bill could be considered by the House as early as.
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"six people" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"I don't have anything to do with the website created and supported me. You are one of the six people who were arrested during the terrorist attack by six or so different federal and local police agencies for crimes surrounding djing possibly dollars for software code known as bitcoin. I know i can't talk allegedly I know you can't talk much about that kind of stuff..
KDWN 720AM
"six people" Discussed on KDWN 720AM
"Left at least six people dead and dozens injured Thursday amid a winter storm that dropped freezing rain, sleet and snow across the U. S. At the scene of the crash on I 35 near downtown Fort Worth a tangle of anywhere from 75 to 100, semi trailers, cars and trucks twisted and smashed into each other Someone Turned on top of each other. I almost 20 years in the service. This is the first time ever that I see and feel like this and forwards way can't confirm so far. We have at least five fatalities. Word is estimating between 75 up to $100 Million, maybe more again. We're going to take a long time possible to keep everyone safe, especially the ones That are still inside of the vehicles on way are working with all the family members to reunite everyone involved with their loved ones at one of our city community centers. Stay safe on. Keep your distance. Slow down, please. Yeah, Now in Tennessee, police responded to about 30 traffic collisions and some flights were delayed at Memphis International Airport. After freezing rain and sleet fell. In Kentucky, The governor declared a state of emergency to free up funding and help agencies coordinate as they responded to reports of slick roads and down power lines. Transgender athletes would be barred from playing on girls sports teams under a bill that advanced Thursday in Utah, one of more than a dozen states considering similar measures that opponents they would harm transgender teenagers. Lawmakers sponsoring legislation say would ensure fairness and women's sports by making sure female athletes aren't competing against those who identified his mail at birth. Opponents, though say would discriminate against students who are told they can't play with their peers. Legal experts say the bills would be declared unconstitutional left passed into law. The measures also run counter to an executive order signed by President Biden during his first day in office prohibiting discrimination based on gender identity in school sports. And elsewhere. The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits fell slightly last week, 793,000 evidence that job cuts remain high despite a substantial decline and new confirmed viral infections. Thursday's government report also showed a sizable rise in the total number of Americans who are receiving jobless aid, including through extended benefit programs. And that is a sign that long term unemployment may be growing. Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker, though, says he expects will see a choppy economy in the days ahead. But he's not concerned about inflation right now, despite the $1.9 trillion proposed stimulus package and worries that it would lead to the Fed. To pull back, you know, so I think that what I look at is not only the level of inflation, but also it is accelerating is that decelerating so we've clearly committed as a as an FOMC to exceed 2% for a period of time, But it has to be sustainably above 2% for a period. Obviously, if it's rocketing past 2%. We behave very differently. I would behave very differently than if it's just creeping past 2%. So it's really the dynamics of inflation. Not just a single number. Yeah. I mean, President Harker. I just want to dig into that a little bit more because there was this op ed. Published this week by expect President Bill Dudley, who basically argued that we could excuse me that we could actually see the Fed pull back on stimulus earlier than expected to keep inflation in check. Increased risk, increasing the risk of a 2013 style taper tantrum and then proceeded to lay out the reasons why that could be the case. I just want to get a response to that. My dear friend Bill would disagree with to some extent. I think we do not see. I don't see right now. Inflation running out of control. We will see a little bit of a spike as some months roll off in terms of the calculation and another dynamics in the economy. But again, I don't see it roaring past 2% anytime soon, So I'm not so worried about that risk right now. Now in the medium to longer run. Yeah, sure. It's something we have to take into account, but not right now. Job markets. Persistent weakness is fueling the president's pushed to extend to federal unemployment benefit programs and raise the federal unemployment benefit $400 a week from the current 300. The Congressional Budget Office as the federal government, meanwhile, is on track for a $2.3 trillion deficit this year, down roughly 900 billion from last year when the pandemic led Congress to provide historic amounts of financial aid. Stronger economic growth has helped reduce the anticipated shortfall for this year. Still, the deficit could soon be revised upward if the president's coronavirus relief package becomes law. The additional $1.9 billion in aid, coming after roughly four trillion was approved last year would add more red ink once enacted, but it's not included in Thursday's CBO projections. The CBO expects the budget deficit to fall to about a trillion dollars in 2022 is the economy heels, and there's less need for government spending. Or behind the scenes Look at a FN go to a FN now dot com Reached out to me across the board on Social Media, Twitter or Facebook. About mad ray talk. Use the hashtag a fn right knowledge here from one of our sponsors. One in profits. I mean, seriously, what a pleasant morning The sun is shining.
The Side Quest Inn Podcast
"six people" Discussed on The Side Quest Inn Podcast
"He seems fine you. You can't discern anything that could happen or or anything like that. What about the tech magic like magic. You can cast magic. You don't send any magic other than what he already has on his person. We already know that coming from. It's from those dibs. That's true all painted all dole read. We will get. No dreams is a good idea idea. Well we don't own the doors red pink. You can try them if you'd like caffeine real. Pick their rooms support six people so you can all be in the same room absolutely absolutely not. I'm in my room. Just djaama's about that peter. I'm in the interim is just the color. I don't really know that. I know that it's the color but i don't know if you have to be wearing it. Organised a block your the threshold of your door. Quarter red sheets authentic back day. He said he only i have the red dole. That's what i'm getting at but you seem to know a little more about these days. I told you everything that i know. What if we put up a red sheet behind the door to paint. I'm willing to try it. That's what i was saying. We could wear red pajamas. I elliott and there is a knock at your door for all sleep like knock anything. Open the door. I i know i'm on it. It was their message for you for mayor oma album. The door says the adventures in town. So whoever that's me. I'll open the door and ticket. He hands you a letter. It's like golden boston. This is for you lakes definitely. I'll walk it over. I walk it over to you in bed. Still i even pick a platter up on the way to go. Its view all my god. Thank you The standards here so high net. She reads the letter. It says your services are no longer needed in town and then it signed the great kingmaker. This really nice stationary here. In the great king maker.
Marsha's Plate: Black Trans Podcast
"six people" Discussed on Marsha's Plate: Black Trans Podcast
"Whatever i'm i've got some some something that makes me swim faster and i can breathe underwater for longer than a normal human if i say all kind of identify with a fish and i got all these little things in me. Yeah i'm i'm a little human but identify with a so. I'm gonna start living in the ocean because mitch. Arkansas him down there different. 'cause i got these weird things about me. Do you know what i'm saying. That will be now for multiple Told you they identify with efficient. They had these these unique things. That you that you ain't never heard of like yield on the back of their ears hundred web hands and and blah blah blah blah blah. You'll be like are you. See what you're saying you'd be like. Oh i see this. Little new is in your body. I see the little nuances in. What's going is visible. I can actually see it so it wouldn't be that far fetched because you're literally you're seeing what's happening like seeing these little things. It's the same thing over here like what has happened with us. Is there some incongruency in our bodies. Not just our mind. Cause that's a lot of times it's not just you like a woman is actually physical structures in our bodies that are different gender. Parsons and there's incongruency. And so we're telling you that this is how this is the identity that we more aligned with is two foes so since people need to accept that that diss israel there is. This is nothing to she was like i. Don't you know they don't like being called. Says they feel like that's something that we made up the that's what we didn't make it up right but that's the way of trying to keep us in different box. But you can't. I don't you kit separate me from you with colony says you're even mayor union a woman or your man. There's other than that right. So so there are people who are in the middle of those needs. And i think that six people need to understand that everything is not black and white. There are some people who physically chromosome elite biologically fall in middle of that binary of male and female on a biological level. But i also think transport need to accept that too because there is a nuance there that just likes. People need to accept the nuancing. You you gotta accept that you knew is to baby you not the way over on this side once you transition now shave you you not all the over here just like you. Not all the way on the male side baby you all the way over here on the female side either.
Greek Gods and Human Mythtakes
"six people" Discussed on Greek Gods and Human Mythtakes
"Yeah so it's almost like cassia sucks. Yeah pretty much option one is. We'll go through the wall whirlpool and wall. Shirley dai or two. Let's stick to the other side. In hogue the little plateau were scylla dwells instills got six heads fewest not snatched. Six people up for you doing math at home. That's six people so we're only going to lose six. If we go. Her side will lose more if we go to the whirlpool now. This does not tell the he's like you know what they don't need to know that. Yeah they don't need to know that because then they're going to be scared to go to the whirlpool and then we're all gonna die. I do win. When seriously told him this he goes. Okay what if. I thought it. And she goes he does say that. Wow say wow i off while odysseus okay. You don't just go fighting mosser's it's not true anymore. Okay were you gonna do put a giant wooden horse or it's not gonna work just got six heads. Okay and she's a mortal and she's immortal. Why because i cursed her. He doesn't say that part. But she did cursor cursor. She tries to be like motherly. The whole story is was in love with cilla. Abe went to her for help to see an but it turns out the seriously also loved glaucous. Who didn't love her bag and she cursed her to be a monster forever. So there's no big no big deal. So this is arms himself. When they get close to sylla's little plateau but not as crew. He's got his a whole shebang on his arm shield weapon. He's ready to go and he's he's got his eye on the on the plateau just our them heads headse- at this point so i think he's not telling us he's awfully shaped you over there. He is i on that plateau pretty hard and he was very adamant that all i needed was my or something sullivan..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"six people" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Required. Yeah, There isn't really much more they can do. I think she didn't embrace my phraseology. But basically, I asked her. Do you just stand pat for the rest of the year? And I think that's where the Fed is going to be. If they kind of be worsens, they could doom or QE. They can't really go too negative rates. Okay for our TV audience, and I'll tell our radio is we were just watches the rocket from Blue origin landing back outside in the desert in Texas. With that's the Rockets launched the capsule now into space, at least near space. 60 miles above the Earth is a test flight of the capsule, which was designed to carry six people that this does not have any people on it. So Mike to come back to you for a moment at the same time. Is there any concern about inflation? I keep hearing little rumblings that at some point we may need to worry about inflation again, even though we haven't seen it by any means so far. Well, Mary Daly said today that she expects inflation and we've seen commodity prices rising. We've seen things like the I assume reports show higher prices paid at such a, but she doesn't think it's going to get significantly above 2%. Maybe we get some spikes towards the end of this year, she said, but not on a sustained basis, and the Fed isn't going to react. Until we're seeing inflation on a sustained basis above 2%, and some people are suggesting we won't have a good picture of that until the end of 2022, so they're not going to be too worried about it Right now. It's especially we have. We have had a negative real rate that record actually, above 1% or so is that part of the Fed policy at this point It's always the feds strategies you want to create a negative real rate to incent businesses to invest. The issue at this point is not so much to find more investment because there's no reason to invest with the economy is slow is it is What they're hoping is that things don't get worse. They don't tighten credit and we see business is pulled back from spending more than they already have. And then to have that stimulus in place when companies are able to start building up again Now we've seen it in the manufacturing industry. They've been going full guns for quite some time. And that's because demand and for manufactured goods has risen is we went through the early part of the pandemic and inventories got pretty much wiped out. So if the rest of that that translates to the rest of the economy than the federal be happy, and that'll be the point of having these negative rates, so this is not the point a finger of blame at all at the Fed, But somebody from the outside might say the one thing the feds proved it could do is get asset prices up. As we see the stock market's up again today, all the exchanges air up, we're setting records, records records. The same time. The tens of millions of people who don't have jobs that used to have jobs and the growth rate is really not doing well and put aside the question of income inequality, which you also talk to Mary Daly about Yeah. I mean, that's the whole case shaped recovery story that those who have asset income are doing much much better than those who have wage income. And there isn't much the Fed can do about that. They're well aware of the fact that they're QE purchases are Contributing to the rise in stocks. They argue at this point, they don't think it's a bubble, but they are keeping an eye on it. But this comes back to what you first asked me about the jobless claims numbers. 965,000 and enormously blast last week, and it just goes to show that the people are still in need of assistance and Bad news is good news for the markets because it means the Fed's going to keep pumping that money in and now we're gonna hear from Joe Biden and he's going to add a lot of fiscal support as well. And a lot of that will end up in the markets. Well, let's talk about the physical sport for a moment, As we said at 7 15 tonight, Eastern time we're going to get that plan. A ZAY heard Mary Daly and correct me if I'm wrong. She didn't want to say how much, but she was willing to suggest what she thought it might go for. Yeah, We do know that the Biden administration is planning to do that. The checks. Everybody uses the term $2000. Well, people got 600 already so they'd be $1400 checks, and that's going to be the big takeaway. It's money in people's pockets that they can spend. The issue is going to be how much of it do they save, but then also money for states and cities. And this is going to be sort of the story of the dog that didn't bark if the states and cities get this money in time. Then they won't be laying off thousands of more employees because tax revenues are way down. And that's important. And then, of course, a lot of additional money for vaccines for distribution of vaccines. Get the program's up and running in the states. We've run into this last mile problem where you get vaccines, and they're not set up to get them out to the people. That'll help a lot and, of course, as Mary Daly said, and everybody at the Fed says it's the vaccine. It's the it's the virus that is determining the path of the economy now, so the sooner we get people healthy, The sooner we get people inoculated, the better off the economy is going to be Bring everybody up to speed. We're waiting right now. For Fetcher. Jay.
WLS-AM 890
"six people" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Predicted. What's going? Take David here, 3125918900. David. Thanks bringing on Welcome to the big 89. Sir. Go ahead, John. I was wondering if you're maybe into your listeners know I did a little bit of searching. Has any governor or government official at the state or national level, been charged with a crime or sued. Over allowing the Antifa and BLM to do 1.1 to $2 billion of damage across the U. S for 3.5 years and injuring hundreds of people. I would say I don't I don't know if anybody's been charged. I doubt it. I'm getting your implication there. And, yes, some of these mayors that allowed this to happen, including Portland, Seattle in particular that I can think of Yeah, their complicity with all that damage, too. So I understand your distinction. And I think it's ah, legitimate legitimate point. Thank you, David. But I must say that Attacking the capital, and that's what they did They attack the capital with a lot of bad intentions turned out to be fatal, Fatal act at least for five or six people, right? It's a little bit different than Some of the protests we've seen, Iet's an attack on all of us course and so was writing. But I do draw a distinction, attacking democracy and our process based on rumors and nonsense. It's just totally that is terrific, an abomination of democracy, but it's a stupid Stupid people. The National Guard has a lot to answer for. And I caught the Let me see here. The National Guard chief Daniel Hawkinson hey, was on CNN, answering as to why the National Guard took so long to arrive at the capital riot last Wednesday. Not necessarily blaming them. But there does seem to be a story here behind the story. So first up if we may ask why no show of force by the National Guard last Wednesday Intel was way way way way way too late. I believe that decision was made by the Metro Police of Washington, D. C. And in cases like that, when we're support, we're not the lead agency. We worked very closely with the supporting agency in this case, the Metropolitan Police Department to make sure that we meet their requirements and the circumstances under which they would like the D. C guard to perform that duty. Larry Hogan, the Republican governor of Maryland, said that Steny Hoyer The Democrat congressman from the same had called him and said, Send the National Garden. We need you now. Why? No Maryland National Guard general When I first found out that they had been contacted by DC both Virginia and Maryland, I reached out to both of Virginia and the Maryland National Guard. And it was a 3 55 in the afternoon that actually spoke with their agin in general, And at that time, he told me that they were assembling 100 National Guardsmen at their armory that was just southwest of Baltimore. And he told me it would be 8 to 10 hours, which is our normal planning factor When we talk about our National Guard response force before they could get into Washington, D C and so from four o'clock 8 to 10 hours after that. It actually wasn't until 11 p.m. that evening that that unit was fully assembled and ready to go. And then another thing to have in there when they come into an environment like that. We need to make sure that we in process them, make sure they're properly equipped, and also that we brief them so that they know exactly what they're going to be asked to do so once again that it could be part of the solution and not add any further chaos into this situation. They're entering. I get it and I buy that. But the problem is not that it took you that long to get to D. C because he had to go back into re equipped and prep for the mission. But why people didn't see this happening? We all knew. What was going to happen So again, National Guard Chief Daniel Hawkinson was politics involved are folks did everything that they were asked to do by their governors that we appreciate the governor of Virginia. And from Maryland to mobilizing the National Guard. They're agin. It's general. We look at the planning factors that we train under. They met all of those timelines. But what it is is we're not a force that's really literally standing by, unless in the case of D. C, where they've already been asked to do that. Many of these folks left their jobs their families and assembled at their armories in the timelines that we normally expect for them. In fact, if you look at the unit was fully assembled by 11 P.m.. It's normally 24 hours, so they did a great job. Hey, there, He either evaded my question or I had the wrong question Do you have for the future? In fact, the relatively future just around the corner. Do you perhaps have a rapid response force ready to go? Oh, next time with respect to that rapid response force. That rapid response force was to help out with the traffic control points and also for the folks at the Metro stops. They were not designed for anything beyond that, so their intent Is it that an issue with the traffic control point that that reaction force with their going help augment them? And so when you look at the mission change when the Capitol Police requested that additional support that quick reaction force, also with the folks at the traffic control points in the Metro stops all went back to the armory to get equipped and get briefed and moved out as quickly as they could. I take him at his word, but we probably could have used the tap dancing music for this just because he is he's struggling there. This is pretzel logic. So what have we learned going forward that one of the things here is, as we look forward, okay after the six looking forward to the inauguration, were working very close with those federal agencies and filling all of their support request. And that evening we actually were on the phone. I was on the phone with Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey and Delaware, and they gladly volunteered the 6400 that we have on duty today. And we're building that up to 15,000 between now and the inauguration to make sure that we meet every requirement from each of those federal agencies to make sure that they can conduct a peaceful transfer of power of inauguration on the 20th of January. Well, that that'd be great. Maybe a little Ah, little few days of rest and then come back, better prepared for next time because Oh, it's a coming again. After a few extra days of rest for the fighting the line I they play Man, a game with the Ohio State Buckeyes. The Saturday 11 a.m. on your home for fighting a line I basketball. The big 89. Double DS. Now it's 6 47 traffic.