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"It's a bird, it's a plane, nope it's the next Superman Lois and Lane. After a long search, word this morning is David Kornswet and Rachel Brosnian have been tapped to play opposite one another in Superman Legacy. Both actors have some pretty shoes big to fill in the revamped DC Universe. Margo Kidder you may remember defined way Lois back in Lane's 1978 character alongside a compelling Clark Kent played by the late Christopher Reeve. Superman Legacy is expected to land in movie theaters July 11, 2025. And there's word this morning that actor Julian Sands has been found on a Southern California mountain five months after he disappeared while hiking. Sands starred in several Oscar nominated films in the late 80s and 90s including a room with a view and leaving Las Vegas. An investigation confirms this week it was Sands whose remains hikers did find over the weekend Sunday. The 65 year old actor was a longtime avid hiker who lived in LA and reported was missing January 13th after setting out on the peak that rises more than 10 thousand feet east of the city. You are listening to 103 No matter how fast life moves in the DMV our reporters are there live on the scene when news happens we're your source for breaking local news wtop news everything you need every time you listen every year close to 16 000 children in the u Are .s diagnosed with cancer for 20 years?
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"Moved the court proceedings to July 6th. Authorities have confirmed remains found on a southern California mountain are those of actor Julian Sands, who starred in Room with a View and Leaving Las Vegas. He disappeared five months ago while going on a hike near Mount Baldy. Global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2 ,700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. Do more of what you love in 2023. Meetup is the place where passions meet friendships with communities for every interest. You're bound to find new friends. There are thousands of Meetup events happening every day. Download the Meetup app and join in. AdoptUSKids presents what to expect when you're expecting. A teenager learning the lingo. Jelly. Jelly adjective. Jelly is a shorter better way to say jealous. As in Chloe, I am like so jelly of your unicorn phone case. You don't have to speak teen to be a perfect parent. Thousands of teens in foster care will love you just the same. Visit AdoptUSKids .org brought to you by the U .S. Department of Health and Human Services, AdoptUSKids and the Ad Council. When news breaks across the globe, Bloomberg Radio is there. From Asia, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen plans a visit to Beijing, to Europe. The Russian president defused the biggest threat to his grip on power in two decades. And anywhere in the world news happens. Joining us from Bangkok, Bloomberg Chief International Correspondent Ghazalinda Ahmed. Bloomberg's Greg Sullivan begins our global team coverage from Budapest. Let's go live to Istanbul, I'm Bola, Bloomberg anchor Yousef Kabal -Eldin. Bloomberg Radio, on the ground, everywhere. If I could be you. And you could be me. For just one hour. If you could find a way. To get get inside each other's mind. Walk a mile in my shoes.
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"America in the morning, back with you. Thanks for listening. It's Monday morning at 25 till. And another storm headed for California. Here's AccuWeather dot com, meteorologist Carl babinski. Although a storm system will not be slamming onto the West Coast like it has during a previous week's early today, an inside slider as they referred to or storm system diving southeastward into the great basin will cause some strong winds across parts of northern and central California in the mountains there could be wind gusts in excess of 70 mph, especially in the Sierra also there are wind advisories out for some of Southern California's mountains as well. That storm that I alluded to sliding into the great basin is expected to produce some heavy snowfall later today and tonight, especially tonight in Utah, where winter storm warnings have been posted for the wasatch mountains and also the UN to mountains. The storm itself will be moving across the central rockies and will be emerging in the plains late tonight and tomorrow so also heavy snow is expected in central and southern parts of Wyoming and blizzard conditions are expected in parts of western South Dakota. Blizzard warnings have been posted for the black hills on the Rapid City area, wind gusts could exceed 50 mph through Tuesday with some heavy snow and winter storm watches have been posted for tomorrow across much of the dakotas and in northwestern Minnesota. Red flag warnings are out for a portions of New Mexico and West Texas with dry conditions and very low relative humidities. When Gus and excess of 60 mph could cause fire conditions later today and tonight. In the east, things are relatively quiet and should remain that way with high pressure and control, temperatures today will be in the 50s and 60s across much of New England and the mid Atlantic states should also be dry across much of the southeast. Some rain will be moving into parts of Chicago and the Great Lakes region later this afternoon and tonight where highs will be mostly in the 50s. That's the nation's weather, harm AccuWeather dot com, meteorologist Karl babinski. I'm John trout, this is America in the morning. It's 23 before the hour. Donald Trump is set to surrender tomorrow in New York on charges related to hush money payments. As correspondent
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"The Russian invasion. They've been holding a low profile meeting this afternoon to discuss providing ammunition, artillery, and armored tanks to Kyiv. We also learned this afternoon President Biden had a basal cell carcinoma lesion, removed from his chest recently as doctor says no further treatment is needed. A judge is sent in South Carolina attorney Alex Murdoch to life in prison without parole for murdering his wife and son, judge Clifton Newman brought up a phrase that Murdoch used while he was on the stand. What tangle web, we weave what did you mean by that? Meant when I lied, I continued to lie. And the question is, when will it end? Judge Newman called it unfortunate to see someone who was once so gregarious and friendly, turned his life into such a tangled mess of lies, one juror says the cell phone video putting Murdoch at the scene of the crime just minutes before the murders was a key piece of evidence in determining his guilt. It could take another week before some stranded residents in the Southern California mountains can leave their homes and Bernardino county board of supervisors chair, Don rouse says they're dealing with the needs as they come in. Residents who are still trapped if you have food and water, please remain sheltered in place. If you are running low on supplies, we have a phone number for you to call. Raoul says the National Guard has been called in to help. A SpaceX falcon 9 rocket lifted off this morning from vandenberg Air Force Base. The 15th launch this year and second this win. Starlink go about payload includes 51 Starlink Internet satellites. Global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts. Bloomberg radio on demand and in your podcast feed. On the latest edition of the tape podcast, a conversation with Sylvia jablonsky of defiance, ETFs. Ukraine have the ETFs out there already that, you know, attract and represent the classic sectors that investors want access to. The second wave of products was really in the thematic space and you started to see these cool broader themes, you know, like whether it's space or EVs and things like that. Now you have as you said this Jim Cramer long short. I think providers are just trying to come out with something new that will gather assets and we'll represent something that people actually want to trade. And you know, people do follow Jim Cramer and have strong opinions either way on his stock. Wait, what's a successful ETF in terms of size? What's considered to be a successful ETF? Do you need to see? Yeah. You know, it depends on the management fee. So obviously the higher the fee, the lower the thresholds that you need for success. So if you have an ETF that has 90 bps to 1% and you gather 20 million, that's sort of a decent baseline. But if you have an ETF that's priced at ten, 20, 30 bucks, you need to see hundreds and millions of assets to actually really generate a profit on that product because ETFs are actually pretty costly to run on the back end. Talk to us about the trend of mutual funds converting to ETFs. I find that fascinating kind of where are we in that process and how do you think it plays out going forward? You know, I'm young enough where I've invested in ETFs for a really long time and I've worked with people who are really like mutual fund believers, hardcore, which will fund believers and thought that the ETF would go away I mean, it's just really hard to argue that mutual fund assets will remain where they are. ETFs are just a much better rapper. You're the full conversation
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"Where his wife and son were killed 20 months ago. The defense wanted them to see that kennel area as well as the outside of the main house. He was at the scene with the victims minutes before they died. And lie to everyone who would listen about. Afterwards, closing arguments began. The prosecution says Murdock made a series of phone calls to try to manufacture an alibi. Emergency crews are trying to reach residents of Southern California mountain communities stranded by back to back winter storms. San Bernardino boarded supervisor's chair, Don Brown. Our number one priority is to get our residents, the food, the medicine, and access that they need. Plowing is going to continue over the course of the next several days, upwards of a week. And intelligence report finds its unlikely U.S. personnel in Havana Cuba and elsewhere who reported brain injuries and other ailments were attacked by a foreign adversary or weapon. CVS Steven portnoy at The White House. Investigators reviewed roughly 1500 reports of symptoms, ultimately determining there's no single explanation for what's become known as Havana syndrome. In particular, officials say there's no credible evidence a directed energy weapon was used by a foreign country. Still, White House press secretary karine Jean Pierre, says the administration accepts the symptoms were real. We understand that people are truly went through, went through an ordeal. A lawyer for dozens who've reported injuries said the intelligence assessment has damaged victims morale. On Wall Street, the Dow closed up 5 points NASDAQ plunged 76. Now this. Staples stores are a new world of possible
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"Sponsored by Liberty Mutual Insurance. I'm Steve K, and a House committee is hearing about the deadly toll of the fentanyl crisis. No family is immune to this danger. Fentanyl does not discriminate. It is a poison. Aaron rock walls, 19 year old son Logan died of an overdose, retired DEA agent Derek malt, says the government should be taking stronger action. President should immediately declare a national security and public health emergency. Let's make that clear because we have chemical substances all over our streets. Every American should care. Congress is beginning to weigh in with support today on one House committee for President Biden's plan to ban the Chinese own TikTok app on federal devices. The vote in the House foreign affairs committee was 24 to 16 to approve the measure sponsored by Republican chair Michael McCall. He tells CBS News. It was like putting a spy balloon in your telephone. Democrats like ranking committee member Greg meeks opposed to the bill. Well, yeah, I think that is too broad. The measure would need to be passed by the full House and Senate before it can go to President Biden. Allison keyes, CBS News, Washington. TikTok today unveiled new limits for users under 18. A South Carolina jury got a 30 minute look today at the estate where prosecutors say Alec Murdoch shot and killed his wife and son. They're soon set to begin deliberations in the murder trial. Now to California, where there's deep snow on the Sierra Nevada with Rhodes blocked power knocked out and people with no way to leave home worried. Everyone here is feeling completely stuck. Most of the stores are running out of supplies, gas stations appear out of gas. And there's also several feet of snow in the Southern California mountains in LA is on track to hit its longest cold snap in 20 years. The transport minister in Greece has resigned after the train collision that killed at least 36 and sent survivors scrambling. It was ten nightmarish seconds the fire was immediate, as we were turning over, we were being burned because is under investigation. Back here at home, a new nominee for the Biden cabinet. It's the first cabinet vacancy of this administration created by Marty Walsh has moved to lead the NHL players union. At an east room event President Biden added to the pressure he was under to choose Walsh's deputy. If in fact, you were not picked. To be the next secretary of labor, I would be run out of town. Julie Sue would be mister Biden's first Asian American cabinet secretary. Senate Republicans are likely to oppose her, saying massive unemployment fraud occurred as
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"Quite some time now assessed that the origins of the pandemic are most likely a potential lab incident in Wuhan. Any new report on the virus's origins quickly triggers a relapse and a return of misleading claims about the virus vaccines and masks that have reverberated since the pandemic began. Eli Lilly will cut prices for some older insulin later this year and immediately expand a cap on cost in short patients pay to fill prescriptions. It means critical relate to some people with diabetes who can face annual cost of more than a $1000 for insulin, they need in order to live. Fresh snow fell in the California mountains, adding to a staggering total that has blocked roads stranded visitors for days and left thousands of homes and businesses in the cold without electricity. The Sierra Nevada range in the north and Southern California mountains were under blizzard warnings. This is AP news. A long lost ship has been found in Lake Huron in Michigan, confirming a tragic story. The 191 foot cargo vessel the ironton collided with a grain hauler on a blustery night in September of 1894, sinking both, only two crewmen on the ironton survived few ships are as intact as this one. It doesn't mean it's a better shipwreck for it, but it really gives you a sense of what this ship was like. Jeff grey with a thunder bay national marine sanctuary tells the AP wreckage was found in 2019 and cameras were sent remotely to scan and document it. It's the first look at it. It's that moment frozen there for us to study and learn about the past. Video footage shows the ironton sitting upright on the Lake bottom, a lifeboat remains tethered to the iron center. It really connects you to the site and reminds you of how powerful the lakes are and what it must have been like to work on them and lose people. I'm Ed Donahue, AP news. This is 8 20 a.m. WCT willow springs and streaming worldwide at WWC PT 8 20 dot com. We are Chicago's progressive chalk, where facts matter. Now, UW CPG 8 20 weather update. And whether ology weather center, I'm meteorologist, Michael Carroll. For this afternoon we'll see a blend of clouds and sunshine with high temperatures into the upper 50s, then for tonight, mostly cloudy low at 34. Cloudy conditions into your Thursday with upper 30s for high temperatures, then a mixture of rain and snow likely on Friday with highs up to 37, but drying out once again for the weekend, Saturday, partly sunny up to 14, and that's your latest Chicago weather update. Currently 43°. Discover credit cards do
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"Carolina governor Nikki Haley, and Vivek ran Swami have formally announced their candidacy for the 2024 GOP presidential race I'm Pamela fur. A massive winter storm brought surprise notice Southern California and is now moving east, John stone has the story. Over the weekend, Southern California was deluged with heavy rains and winds with rare blizzard conditions hitting the Sierra Nevada and Southern California mountain ranges. Even some portions of Los Angeles saw some snow. The Hollywood sign with a dusting. In Valencia, just north of LA, three motor homes were carried away as swelling waters from the Santa Clara river, cut into an embankment at an RV park. Snow plows working hard along interstate 5, the major highway running north to south along the West Coast. That highway was closed just south of the Oregon border for a time over the weekend, as blizzard warnings were in effect. Truck driver Robert inslee, among those who got stuck in the snow. Big truck over here, you couldn't get up the hill. Now the truck was there, had been got the hill. That change on. So I farted here and I got away for a tow truck. That storm system now making its way across the country. Portions of the Midwest experiencing wind gusts of 80 to a 110 miles an hour yesterday, more than a 100,000 homes and businesses were already without power in the Detroit area from a storm last week. The east coast expected to be walloped Monday night into Tuesday with a wintry mix of rain, snow, sleet, and freezing rain, likely dumping one to four inches in Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and Portland, Maine. I'm John stone. It's 11 till, the energy department now admits they believe the COVID pandemic arose from a laboratory leak. The Wall Street Journal says that a classified intelligence report provided to The White House and some members of Congress
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"2022, the longest day of our lives, but pledging to push for victory this year. Parts of California that rarely see snow are very little snow are suddenly getting lots of it. A blizzard warning has been issued for the Southern California mountains for the first time since 1989. In the NHL, the rangers lost Devils won in overtime, bruins, one, capitals lost, NBA, the warriors lost. Global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries are Michael Barr, and this is Bloomberg, Nathan. Thanks, Michael. 6 23 on Wall Street. I'm Nathan Hager. This is Bloomberg daybreak. The strong start to 2023 might just be a red herring. That's the message from former treasury secretary Larry summers, who says the economic data and hawkish fed messaging that have spooked markets recently may be signaling further weakness in the U.S. economy. Summers discussed his concerns and the economic outlook in a conversation with David Westin on Bloomberg's Wall Street week. Let's listen to part of that conversation. Those minutes were superseded by history in terms of the strong CPI print, the incredible job market creation and the retail sales. So I don't think there was anything much informative in them. Look, I think we've got an extremely difficult economy to read. On the one hand, we got a set of very, very strong statistics. I think the data are coming in in a way that confirms the view that I have had for a long time that inflation does not get back to 2% without a meaningful slowdown in economic activity Yes, inflation may over some intervals come down. But that's really mean reversion from the transitory increases that took place. But that's not enough to bring us to enduring 2%. The other big uncertainty that we have is that while so called coincident indicators, things that move right along with the economy look very strong, there are a variety of leading indicators that are more troubling inventories look to be building up relative to sales, firms are reporting concerns about their order books. It looks like the business sector has a lot of people on hand for the level without put their producing and consumer savings are being depleted with a low savings rate and who knows where the market's going to go next. And so on the one hand, we have this current robustness and concern about inflation on the other, there is stuff when you look down the road a bit that has to be substantially concerning about the wily coyote kind of moment. So I think the fed should stay nimble and flexible, the fed should resist the pressure to be giving strong signals about what it's going to do next because the fed's job is not to do a constant predictable thing. The fed's job is to respond to what's happening in the economy and that's this uncertain as I can remember it ever having been. So I think the constant in many ways is likely to be volatility. As we go forwards and I think people may be reading a bit too much into the moment in terms of economic strength relative to the way things could look very differently in a quarter or two and if that were to happen, it would obviously have some important implications for earnings. And that was former treasury secretary Larry summers speaking with our David Weston on Bloomberg's Wall Street we catch the program tonight 6 p.m. Wall Street time on Bloomberg radio and television and download the full show wherever you get your podcasts. Up next, the world marks a year of war in Ukraine as investors wait for the fed's preferred inflation metric that's coming up in our 6 30 news. First, let's get
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"A serial liar, has co sponsored a bill in Congress that would name the AR-15 rifle, the national gun of the United States. This is a gun manufactured in the United States creates jobs in the United States, some made in America gun. And I mean, we have national everything, but why not have a national guide? New York governor Kathy hochul ripped into Santos in a statement hochul says it's outrageous and appalling. Harvey Weinstein will likely spend the rest of his life in prison after getting another 16 years behind bars for rape and other sex crimes. The disgraced Hollywood mogul was sentenced yesterday for a 2013 attack in Los Angeles. Jennifer siebel Newsom, the wife of California's governor, was among his alleged victims, she posted a video to her social media. What Harvey Weinstein did to me was the worst. His assault was excruciatingly traumatic. And for years, he walked away unfettered. Weinstein already faces more than 20 years for similar 2020 convictions in New York. Two major winter storms on both sides of the country are causing numerous problems. A blizzard warning has been issued for the Southern California mountains for the first time since 1989. In Fargo North Dakota, snowplows were pulled off roads due to near zero visibility. Billionaire Thomas Lee, who pioneered private equity deals and leveraged buyouts through a New York based firm that bore his name has died, Thomas Lee won 78. Global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries, I'm Michael Barr and this is Bloomberg, Nathan. Thank you, Michael. Almost 6 ten on Wall Street time for the Bloomberg sports update brought to you by tri state Audi, who Scott Seidel. Thanks, Nathan. Make it three straight losses now for the rangers, as they fell in Detroit four one last night, the blue shirts have scored just four goals in their three straight losses combined. Here was Mika's been a jet after the loss. I mean, obviously we're not happy. With tonight's result in tonight's game. But think about it. Upset about it with it tonight, and then I'll get ready to go and begin on Saturday. Both Vitale crops of aimed at Jake lecithin, not available last night due to what the team called roster management
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"And it's 5 21, on Wall Street, I'm Cara and mosquito futures lower this morning S&P futures down four tenths of a percent or 15 points down futures down a quarter percent or 83 points in NASDAQ futures down 8 tenths of a percent or 95 points, and the ten year treasury down 6 30 seconds, you know, 3.90%. That's a Bloomberg business flash. Now here's Michael Barr with more on what's going on around the world, Michael. Thank you very much, Karen, Ukraine, commemorated the first anniversary of Russia's full scale invasion, a defiant president volodymyr zelensky, speaking Ukrainians in a video address called February 24th, 2022, the longest day of our lives, but pledged to push for victory this year. We'll have more on this straight ahead. Parts of California that rarely see snow or very little snow are suddenly getting lots of it. A blizzard warning has been issued for the Southern California mountains for the first time since 1989. In the NHL, the rangers lost the Devils won in overtime against the kings four three, the bruins won the capitals lost in the NBA, the warriors lost. Global news, 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over a 120 countries on Michael Barr, this is Bloomberg. Thanks, Michael. It's 5 23 on Wall Street. I'm Nathan Hager, this is Bloomberg daybreak and we continue our coverage of a year of war in Ukraine, professor Julie Norman is with us live now co director of the center for U.S. politics at university college London. Professor your thoughts as this war heads into year two. Yeah, when Nathan, obviously, very significant day today. And as your correspondent noted, you're looking back one year, the fact that Keith is still standing that Ukraine is still standing at there is still so much resolve among Ukrainians and civilians and fighters alike is just so notable. I would say from the U.S. perspective, you know, Biden was obviously made that surprise visit to keep earlier this week. I do think that was an important visit for him. And throughout this last year, again, the U.S., the Biden administration's top two priorities, I would say, have been keeping the NATO alliance unified and not giving in to any kind of cracks and whatnot, and they've been successful in that. And also trying to support Ukraine without getting into direct confrontation with Russia and they've succeeded there as well. So I would say those two priorities were strong for these last this last year. And I think this next year will be a bit more complicated, but I think that's still the two aims that they'll be trying to preserve going into these next few months. Well, we might perhaps not be seeing direct engagement between the U.S. NATO and Russia, but we're certainly seeing indirect engagement with more sanctions coming against Russia, including huge round of sanctions just announced this morning. Do you think it will have an impact? The sanctions have been an important part, but I think did not have quite the impact that some thought they would again a year ago when we were talking about some of these really quite unprecedented sanctions packages just did not blunt Europe Russia quite as much. Their economy did reduce a bit, but maybe by like 2% not like the 15% that some had been estimated that they might. And that was partly simply because the Kremlin is pretty agile and responding to some of those sanctions. They were able to maneuver around them, but more importantly, as strong as the sanctions regime has been from the U.S. and from Europe, much, if not most of the world is still carrying on trade with Russia, including quite notably China. And so even though they've lost some western markets, they've actually gained in other markets, particularly in China, India, and elsewhere with other allies. Speaking of China, they just put out a 12 point ceasefire plan that seems to be getting a cold shoulder from the U.S., but how much more of a factor could China be as this warheads into the second year? It will need that. China has been such an outline wild card since this started a year ago. It was always a question. Would China put their weight behind Russia or not? And over this last year, what we've seen is Beijing kind of playing this middle road, they have, again, continue to engage with Russia on trade and not economic partnerships. But they have not yet committed any kind of military aid. What U.S. intelligence has been saying just over this last week, however, is that China might be moving in that direction. They might be looking to start supplying Russia with weapons with ammunition. And if that happens, one I do think it will change the momentum of the war to some degree for Russia to have that kind of infusion of aid. But it will also quite crucially, really really just drive U.S. China relations to a lower point than they're already at. And that really would be seen as crossing a line, which we say quite a lot, but that really would be seen as an overstep. In our last 30 seconds here, Julie, do you see any cracks that could lead to a resolution for this war? Oh, Nathan, I wish I could say, yes, I mean, right now we're in one of those situations where it's almost like escalate to deescalate, where we see a lot of the western powers trying to say, look, let's give as much military aid as possible as we can. Get Ukraine to a point where they are at a good point on the battlefield that then time might be right for negotiations. But unfortunately right now, there's not a clear endgame and there's not a clear end in sight. And it's the sad fact to acknowledge on this day that otherwise is, I think, being celebrated with a sense of resolve, but the lack of a real endgame is also is also concerning for everyone involved. Thanks for this. Professor Julie Norman co director, the center for U.S. politics at university college London. We continue our coverage of the first year of the war in Ukraine as the fed gets ready for its favored read on inflation. That's coming up in the 5 30 news. First
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"Manufactured in the United States creates jobs in the United States, some made in America gun and I mean, we have national everything, but why not have a national? New York governor Kathy hochul ripped into Santos in a statement hochul says it's outrageous and appalling. Harvey Weinstein will likely spend the rest of his life in prison after getting another 16 years behind bars for rape and other sex crimes, the disgraced Hollywood mogul was sentenced yesterday for a 2013 attack in Los Angeles, Jennifer siebel Newsom, the wife of California governor, Gavin Newsom, was among his alleged victims, she posted a video to her social media following Thursday sentencing. What Harvey Weinstein did to me was the worst. His assault was excruciatingly traumatic. And for years, he walked away unfettered. Weinstein already faces more than 20 years for a similar 2020 conviction in New York. Two major winter storms on both sides of the country are causing numerous problems. A blizzard warning has been issued for the Southern California mountains for the first time since 1989. In Fargo, North Dakota, snow plows were pulled off the roads, due to near zero visibility. Global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. I Michael Barr, and this is Bloomberg, Nathan. Thank you, Michael. Time now for our Bloomberg sports update brought to you by tri state Audi for that we bring in Scott sidon bird. Thanks, Nathan. Make it three straight losses now for the rangers, as they fell in Detroit four one last night, the blue shirts have scored just four goals in their three straight losses combined. Here was Mika zimet after the loss. I mean, obviously we're not happy. With tonight's result in tonight's game, but think about it. The upset about it with it tonight and then tomorrow get ready to go and begin on Saturday. Both Vitale crats of and Jake lecithin, not available last night due to what the team called roster management reasons fueling the speculation that another trade could be on the horizon. The rangers visit the capitals tomorrow. Elsewhere Nico he sure scored in the final minute to send the Devils into overtime with the kings and halfway through the extra session, Dawson Mercer scored his second goal of the game, New Jersey picked up the win, the Devils host the flyers tomorrow. The islanders were off last night. Tonight they welcome in the aforementioned kings. NBA tonight, the Knicks will visit the wizards, the nets are in Chicago and baseball spring training games get underway. The Yankees will take on the Phillies tomorrow, the mets will have split squad games against the Astros and Marlins. I'm Scott seider with Bloomberg sports. All right, Scott, thanks one other sports note, Jeff Bezos may be on the sports acquisition trail, The Washington Post is reporting the Amazon founders hired an investment firm to consider a bid for the NFL's Washington commanders. Bezos also owns The Washington Post, and Bloomberg sports was brought to
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"Storm is heading towards California, the Golden State could get as much as a foot and the national weather service has issued its first blizzard warning for the Southern California mountains since 1989. The top stories were following Friday morning on WTO P, the UN, United Nations calling this week for Russia to end hostilities and withdraw from Ukraine. The Russian invasion started a year ago. In the meantime, China is also calling for a ceasefire and peace talks. You're at home, D.C. mayor muriel Bowser is asking this week the U.S. Senate to vote no on a resolution that seeks to block changes to D.C.'s chronic code. New information this morning on the toxic train door element in Ohio, what is a federal report say about the crew trying to avoid the disaster? We'll tell you coming up on WTO fee. You are listening to one O 3.5 FM at WTO dot com. Traffic and weather on the 8s and winded breaks on WTO. As we update you live, we've got crash activity cleaning up now, three 95 northbound on the ramp to go west on edsel road, lanes are now reopened and travel lanes are now nice and quiet now on three 95, 95 north batten. Thank you very much for the very kind color who confirmed that the works on your Dale City is still there clogging the left side single right gets by and you start losing lanes near the car rest area. You find the heart and guts of the work so near the second ramp for Dale City exit one 56, but beyond that point heading toward the Prince William park where you're back in the clear southbound is not affected by much of anything this morning. 66 outside the beltway, the work zone after the fairfax county Parkway left lane getting by and then you were down to a single right lane. Westbound on 66 after the manassas rest area. Capital bellway at least the inner loop work is still there over on the left side. It's hard to tell whether or not we still have those work zones on the outer loop of the beltway after the GW Parkway. They were over on the left themselves. And then the work was on the outer loop after route 7 Leesburg pike, the flashing lights and pylons are still there, but unclear what if anything is still being blocked over on the left side on the Maryland side, BW Parkway, southbound, after NASA Goddard, your dad was single rightly to get past the guard rail work, capitol beltway, the interloop work was after route one college park over on the left side, Ian Crawford WTO traffic. Storm team four track in the next couple of days for you, your Friday and into the weekend. First of all, your Friday. Starting off on a mild note, but then a cold front moving on through the area will bring rather windy conditions
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"And my Stanford. We saw a record shattering heat today as temperatures got in the upper 70s to low 80s across the entire region, but a cold front is going to come through tonight and it's going to be about 30° colder on Friday. Fortunate clear department Claudia let me breeze at times with that front coming through our lows mid 40s to lower 50s behind the front on Friday, partly the mostly sunny skies, windy and much colder, our highs only upper 40s to lower 50s. An area of low pressure will pass to our south on Saturday a good deal of cloud cover and cold, a slight chance of some light rain or snow, but the bulk of that precipitation will stay well to our south, a little or no accumulation and certainly no travel issues are high zebra 30s to mid 40s. Partly cloudy will turn one more on Sunday highs mid 50s to lower 60s, increasing clouds on Monday with a chance of rain by late in the day. Highs in the mid to upper 50s. I'm storm team four meteorologist by NASA's 59 metro center 60, Frederick, I have to double check this if it's still this warm temperature is saying 68° in Frederick Maryland may still be, I mean, we did get up to the 80s in parts of the area today. Breaking records at all three airports. Well, we're brought to you by your local Honda dealers, experience a whole new type of bold in a Honda SUV. See your local Honda dealer. With these temperatures popping today more than 60 million Americans outside the Washington area, they had a very different experience. Winter weather, a massive storm as pounded states from the West Coast to the Midwest now to New England, another storm system right behind that. The weather knocked out power to almost a million homes and businesses in multiple states. More than a thousand flights canceled, and more than 4000 delayed. We've changed our flights three times and now this is going to be the fourth. Now as folks around here start to dig out another storm is heading towards California, the Golden State could get as much as a foot and the national weather service has issued its first blizzard warning for the Southern California mountains since 1989. CBS News correspondent Christina ruffini in Minneapolis tonight. Now to a double murder trial out of South Carolina, former attorney Alex Murdoch took the stand
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"They've handled this situation. The derailment led to evacuations and fears of air and water contamination that continue, residents still say they're suffering from headaches and other ailments. Heavy snow and blizzard conditions are slamming a major chunk of the country from California all the way to New York and New England, drivers have been trapped in snowy roads. And thousands of air travelers have had their flights canceled. It's a brutal winter storm causing power outages to hundreds of thousands in Michigan, closing roads in Wyoming, and dumping heavier snow than expected in Portland, Oregon, where this driver tells K PTV he had to go pick up a relative. She's on the 26th, stuck cars were going nowhere. She's going to have to pull over, leave her car. A blizzard warning has been issued for the Southern California mountains, something that hasn't happened since 1989. The national weather service has damaging winds, heavy mountain snow, and dangerous waves are all untapped. In Wisconsin, this driver tells W K O WTV. It was horrendous. From Green Bay to lacrosse. You can see the lines on the road. People are affected from Arizona to Michigan, and now that storm is heading toward the east coast. I'm Jackie Quinn. Keep it here on WTO P, we'll have a look at traffic and of course this incredible forecast. You know it won't last forever We'll have details on what's coming up next, and then we'll talk about the economy with bank rates Mark Hamrick. Two 36, here's Rebecca hirschman, the director of the defense threat reduction
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"80s Jackie Quinn starts us off in Portland Oregon. This driver tells K PTV. He had to go pick up a relative. She's on the 26th. Stuck. Cars are going nowhere. She's gonna have to pull over, leave her car. A blizzard warning has been issued for the Southern California mountains, something that hasn't happened since 1989. The national weather service has damaging winds, heavy mountain snow, and dangerous waves are all untapped. In Wisconsin, this driver tells W KO WTB. It was horrendous. He had to get home from Green Bay to lacrosse. You can see the lines on the road. People are affected from Arizona to Michigan, and now that storm is heading toward the east coast. I'm Jackie Quinn. This morning transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg has been visiting the site of that toxic train derailment in east palestin, Ohio, the Biden administration has been criticized over its response to the derailment. Ukraine's First Lady is slamming Moscow as the first anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine arrives. Ukraine's First Lady has told the United Nations that Ukraine's human rights have been violated by Russia. We have the right to live free not to be killed or tortured the rights not to be blown to pieces by a Russian missile. The wife of Ukrainian president Vladimir zelensky made these comments as she gave a video tour of human rights violations in Ukraine at a UN meeting the AP's Karen Shana reporting, fewer Americans filed for unemployment last week, says the Labor Department, the job market remains strong, and the economy expanded at a 2.7% annual rate from October through December. This is AP news. The question is, do you really need a cow to make milk? The Food and Drug Administration is proposing that you don't need a cow to make milk. With things like almond milk and soy milk on the market, dairy producers have been pushing the FDA to crack down on plant based milk, saying it's a masquerade and clouds the real meaning of milk. But guidance from the FDA says these drinks don't pretend to be from cows and consumers aren't confused by the difference. Under the draft rules, the agency recommends labeling a product clearly by the plant source of the food. The rules
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California may get slammed by brutal storm front sweeping US
"This fierce winter storm blanketing much of the country is trapped some drivers on snow covered roads and stranded air travelers at airports. It's a brutal winter storm causing power outages to hundreds of thousands in Michigan, closing roads in Wyoming, and dumping heavier snow than expected in Portland, Oregon, where this driver tells K PTV he had to go pick up a relative. She's on the 26th, stuck cars were going nowhere. She's going to have to pull over, leave her car. A blizzard warning has been issued for the Southern California mountains, something that hasn't happened since 1989. The national weather service has damaging winds, heavy mountain snow, and dangerous waves are all untapped. In Wisconsin, this driver tells W KO WTB. It was horrendous. He had to get home from Green Bay to lacrosse. You couldn't see the lines on the road. People are affected from Arizona to Michigan, and now that storm is heading toward the east coast. I'm Jackie Quinn
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"southern california mountains" Discussed on WTOP
"Is now poised to slam the California. The national weather service says damaging winds, heavy mountain snow and dangerous waves are possible today, a rare blizzard warning has been issued for the Southern California mountains. Meanwhile, a coast to coast weather pattern that's pummeled states from Arizona to Michigan is expected to continue and spread to the east coast later in the week. In Wyoming drivers were stranded in cars on windy snowy highways, the weather also contributed to power problems with more than 579,000 customers without power Wednesday night in Michigan alone. The D.C. lottery's gambit sports betting app has been much maligned by the sports betting industry, and even some district leaders argue the city is not profiting as much as it could. So how has expanded bedding around the DMV impacted things? During a D.C. council oversight hearing Michelle minton with the competitive enterprise institute blasted the D.C. lottery in the gambit app. In the three years that they've been operating sports betting in the city, were they an employee they'd be fired. They were an elected official they would not be reelected. On the contrary, the data confirms that a sole operator model that provides a larger share profits is most effective for the district. Frank Suarez, who heads the D.C. lottery says per CAPiTA, D.C. rakes in more tax revenue than most states, including Virginia. Now the city does expect an impact with mobile betting now legal in Maryland, the so far we haven't yet seen that actually happen. Still, the city's forecasting a $300,000 decline in tax revenue from sports betting this year. John dome in WTO news. The U.S. Supreme Court has declined a request from former Maryland Republican candidate for governor Dan Cox. He wanted the justices to review a judge's decision letting Maryland count mail in ballots before election day in November. The Baltimore sun reports Cox's lawyer argued that Montgomery county circuit judge incorrectly granted a state board of elections request in September to allow ballot counting as early as October 1st in order to accommodate an expected deluge of mail in ballots. The Supreme Court listed Cox's appeal yesterday among a number of cases it declined. 5 25 money news at 25 and 55, TikTok may be making its way to your car soon. Mercedes Benz announced yesterday