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"st. louis appeals court" Discussed on WTOP
"We are looking at this event as a criminal for a criminal investigation. A police canine unit alerted to possible human remains Thursday morning, as search and rescue crews were working to clear building 8 two 6. Montgomery county police chief Marcus Jones. We have not determined that the building is all clear of any other possible victims. Joan says he can not reveal what evidence leads investigators to believe this may have been an intentional act. The recovered body has been taken to the state medical examiner's office in Baltimore for positive identification. Reporting from Gaithersburg, Sarah Jacobs, WTO news. And then chief Jones says that he hopes to have that identification as early as today. Now to Virginia, where the chief medical examiner announced that all three victims in the shooting Sunday at the University of Virginia and Charlottesville died from a gunshot wound to the head. Mike Holland is one of the two students who were wounded in that shooting. His mother bred to Holland tells ESPN about the moment her son woke up and realized his friends had been killed. Mike's cry. Was so deep. It was like coming from his soul. I mean, and it was like, it was like acquired never heard before in my life. It was so deep. His cry was so deep Holland is now recovering from surgery. The second survivor was released from the hospital earlier this week. The shooting suspect is being held without bond. He has another court hearing scheduled for December. There is a setback in the plans for toll lanes on I two 70 and part of the beltway in Maryland. State transportation officials will now hold off until spring on seeking a 50 year contract for the project. By then, governor elect Wes Moore will be in office, and he has been critical of those plans more has said the tolls would be too expensive for most drivers and he wants to make sure that all ideas he said about other ways to alleviate congestion on the beltway and I two 70 are heard. The buffalo area is bracing for four or possibly 5 feet of snow. Snow is already been piling up in the region and in other parts of northwestern New York State. Buffalo's declared a state of emergency, New York governor Kathy hochul has done the same for 11 counties in the western and northwestern parts of the state near Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. Snow could fall at a rate of more than three inches an hour. Sunday's NFL game was set for buffalo, but the bills and browns will now play in Detroit instead. The Biden administration is planning to ask the Supreme Court to reinstate the president's student loan debt cancellation plan. The Justice Department is fighting to keep Biden's plan alive after it was halted by two federal courts in recent weeks. It is asked a federal appeals court in New Orleans to suspend a decision striking down Biden's plan, and in the same filing it announced it intends to ask the Supreme Court to overturn a St. Louis appeals court that halted the plan. The filing warned that Americans will face financial strain if the plan remains
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"st. louis appeals court" Discussed on WCPT 820
"By the weekend, the NFL has moved the bill's browns game to Detroit. North Korea's fired an intercontinental ballistic missile. It landed near Japanese waters, but officials warn, it shows the potential for launching nuclear strikes on all of the U.S. mainland. Vice president Kamala Harris in Thailand today, meeting with Asian Pacific leaders, assuring them that the U.S. is a steady trade partner. Based on collaboration, sustainability, transparency, and fairness, the Biden administration's asking to federal courts to allow the student loan program to go forward. More from our Norman hall. It is asked a federal appeals court in New Orleans to suspend a decision, striking down Biden's plan. It's it intends to ask the Supreme Court to overturn a St. Louis appeals court that halted the plan. The White House is raising eyebrows with the declaration that Saudi Arabia's crown prince should be immune from litigation surrounding the killing of U.S. journalist Jamal Khashoggi, while campaigning Joe Biden was a harsh critic. Officials say a 100 year old building in San Antonio has been damaged by an earthquake that hit Wednesday. Hundreds of miles away in the west, Texas desert. Russian missiles are again targeting Ukraine's energy infrastructure, disrupting supply to as much as 40% of the population, this is AP news. Life in prison without parole for 40 year old Daryl Brooks junior in Milwaukee. He killed 6 people and injured many others, driving his SUV through a Christmas parade. We now hear an update on those injured. Betty string was one of the dancing grannies struck at the parade. She sustained a head injury. String says she hasn't focused much on the incident. Throughout all of this, I was probably just focused on me and trying to get better. String says, she's back to dancing in the group. Why would I not go back? Why would I limit my life? I'm johnna wooder. Renewed scrutiny in Alabama over a watch execution yesterday. This is the second time. The death sentence was halted because a lethal injection could not be administered. I'm Jackie Quinn, AP news. This is a 20 a.m. WCT willow springs and streaming worldwide. 8 20 dot com. We are Chicago's progressive chalk, where facts matter. Now, UW CPG 8 20, weather updates. Here's the latest Chicago weather update. We'll see if he's scattered snow showers here for today with body skies and temperatures holding rather steady, wins out of the western ten to 20 mph, gusting his heist 25, then for tonight a slight chance for snow showers mostly cloudy and temperatures still holding steady. Saturday chance for snow cloudy and breezy, high 28°, Sunday mostly sunny will see high around 31. From the weather ology, weather center, I'm meteorologist Jennifer we cheat ski. Currently, it's
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"st. louis appeals court" Discussed on WTOP
"41 now. The Biden administration plans to ask the Supreme Court to reinstate the president's student debt cancellation plan. The Justice Department is fighting to keep Biden's plan alive after it was halted by two federal courts in recent weeks. It is asked a federal appeals court in New Orleans to suspend a decision striking down Biden's plan, and in the same filing it announced it intends to ask the Supreme Court to overturn a St. Louis appeals court that halted the plan. The filing warns that Americans will face financial strain if the plan remains stalled in court when lawn payments are scheduled to restart in January, almost 26 million people already have applied for the relief with 16 million of route. Norman hall, Washington. Longtime prince George's county sheriff Melvin high has died. He had been sheriff in the county since 2010, colonel Darren Palmer has been sworn in to replace high. Sheriff hi is the epitome of a law enforcement professional. He is learned, thoughtful, caring, and the consummate teacher. Palmer will fill the job until sheriff elect John Carr takes over next month. Before serving as sheriff Melvin high was chief of police in Norfolk, Virginia for ten years. Then in prince George's county for 5, I started his law enforcement career in D.C. working his way up to the rank of assistant chief of the Metropolitan Police department. The cause of his death hasn't been released, Melvin high was 78. D.C. police are cracking down on traffic violations. The enforcement effort will be underway through December 4th, and permanent measures are also being put into place to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists. We've been stalled more than 900 speed humps in all 8 warts. D.C. mayor muriel Bowser speaking at the launch of the region's fall, street smart campaign, says the city since last year also has added 53 stop signs to intersections and nearly 70 traffic control officers and crossing guards. Also, we blow our speed limits on corridors like Connecticut avenue and New York avenue to make them safe for all who use them and using all modes. Still to come one of our area's most high profile unsolved cases is finally solved as 5 43. Each day across our country in big cities and small towns, highly skilled nurses make home visits to thousands of seniors. These free annual exams are part of House calls from UnitedHealthcare Medicare advantage. From a systemic perspective, this service is part of the solution to major challenges like access and affordability. But what are House calls like on a personal level? Here's what darlene menacing, a UnitedHealthcare nurse has to say. The best thing about being a house call nurse, the time that I'm allowed with the members in their home, we do a thorough exam, we're listening to everything that's going on in their lives. I want them to get whatever resources they might need to be healthy. And then follow up, scheduling doctor's appointments. What inspired me to get into nursing was taking care of my grandmother. Everyone deserves the kind of care that I was able to give my
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"st. louis appeals court" Discussed on WTOP
"23 on The White House is now asking the U.S. Supreme Court to bring back the president's student debt cancellation plan. The Justice Department is fighting to give Biden's plan alive after it was halted by two federal courts in recent weeks. It is asked a federal appeals court in New Orleans to suspend a decision striking down Biden's plan, and in the same filing it announced it intends to ask the Supreme Court to overturn a St. Louis appeals court that halted the plan. The filing warns that Americans will face financial strain if the plan remains stalled in court when loan payments are scheduled to restart in January. Almost 26 million people already have applied for the relief with 16 million of route. Norman hall, Washington. We've been telling you that a few fairfax county students are taking advantage of free virtual tutoring. Now we've got a better idea of how many or how few in other parts of our area are using it in loudoun county about 2500 students have used tutor dot com since September 6th, more than 2000 Arlington students have used paper, a similar digital tutoring service so far this year. Many school systems in the area have paid for 24/7 virtual tutoring for students using federal stimulus money. There's got to be a lot of wine poured in about a week as the nation sits down to Thanksgiving dinner. The election information website wise voter looked at the most popular types of wine state by state all across the nation. It says the most popular wine in Maryland is Sauvignon blanc, followed by Pinot Noir and Cabernet for Virginia Pino came in first, then Sauvignon blanc, and then Cabernet Sauvignon. D.C. was not included in this research. By the way, the state that consumes the most wine per CAPiTA is Idaho, the state where people apparently drink the least amount of wine, is West Virginia. Ten
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"st. louis appeals court" Discussed on WTOP
"Call the team at American Eagle dot com at 8 7 7 web 9 one that's 8 7 7 web now one. This is WTO news. 8 23 here on WTO, The White House is going to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to reinstate the president's student debt cancellation plan. The Justice Department is fighting to give Biden's plan alive after it was halted by two federal courts in recent weeks. It is asked a federal appeals court in New Orleans to suspend a decision striking down Biden's plan, and in the same filing it announced it intends to ask the Supreme Court to overturn a St. Louis appeals court that halted the plan. The filing warned that Americans will face financial strain if the plan remains stalled in court when loan payments are scheduled to restart in January. Almost 26 million people already have applied for the relief with 16 million of route. Norman hall, Washington. Virginia's attorney general has agreed to investigate events leading to the shooting deaths of three University of Virginia students and the wounding of two others. After returning to campus on a charter bus late in the weekend, the request came in from UVA leadership. In a letter to Virginia, attorney general Jason miara is the president and the rector of UVA, ask him to appoint an outside special counsel to review the school's response to the shooting and the university's efforts to assess the potential threat posed by the accused shooter Christopher Darnell Jones. It came to life this week that the university's student affairs office was aware of a weapons possession conviction against Jones in February 2021, but failed to notify the university judiciary committee. That student run body could have enacted disciplinary action against Jones. UVA is also asking the special counsel to review university policies and procedures and recommend any areas for improvement. Sarah Jacobs news. A lot of wine is going to be poured in about a week as the nation sits down to Thanksgiving dinner. The election information website wise voter looked at the most popular types of wine state by state across the country. It says the most popular wine in Maryland is Sauvignon blanc, followed by Pinot Noir and Cabernet Sauvignon for Virginia Pino is the one that came in first, then Sauvignon blanc and Cabernet, D.C. was not included in this research. I'm going to send an email to the company here and make sure they start, including the nation's capital. By the way, the state that consumes the most wine per CAPiTA is Idaho and the state where people drink the least amount is
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Biden Administration Makes Emergency Appeal on Student Loan Forgiveness
"The Biden administration plans to ask the Supreme Court to reinstate the president's student debt cancellation plan I Norman hall The Justice Department is fighting the gay Biden's plan alive after it was halted by two federal courts in recent weeks It is asked a federal appeals court in New Orleans to suspend a decision striking down Biden's plan and in the same filing it announced it intends to ask the Supreme Court to overturn a St. Louis appeals court that halted the plan The filing warns that Americans will face financial strain if the plan remains stalled in court when lone payments are scheduled to restart in January almost 26 million people already have applied for the relief with 16 million of route Norman hall Washington