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FBI background check blocked gun sale to St. Louis shooter
"An FBI background check blocked a gun cell to the St. Louis school shooter Please say the 19 year old gunman who shot and killed two people at a St. Louis high school purchased the AR-15 style rifle from a private seller after an FBI background check stopped him from buying a weapon from a licensed dealer Police say that Orlando Harris tried to buy a firearm on October 8th Harris then bought the rifle used in the shooting from a private seller who had purchased it legally in 2020 Police say Harris mother called police on the evening of October 15th after she found a gun and wanted it removed the statement said someone known to the family was contacted and took possession of the gun somehow Harris got the gun back held that happened is under investigation I'm Lisa dwyer
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"In Washington. In the Pennsylvania Senate race, democratic lieutenant governor John fetterman and Republican doctor mehmet Oz met Tuesday night in a heated debate, CBS News chief election and campaign correspondent Robert Costa was there. Betterment cast himself as someone who was independent, but broadly supportive of the Biden agenda, Oz, who has the backing of former president Trump, said he would support a Trump run in 2024, but as also said he had his own politics and his own message. The debate aired on news nation, also Tuesday night on spectrum news, New York won New York democratic governor Kathy hochul, faced Republican challenger representative Lee zeldin in their only scheduled televised debate, hoku criticized zeldin support for former president Trump. A climate change denier, you and Donald Trump were the masterful COVID deniers. We are dealing with a real crisis. And the more people get vaccinated, get those shots in arms. And I would do it all over again when I did last year that mandate for healthcare workers. Zelda and criticized hoku over nursing home deaths during the pandemic. Why do you speak up with regards to the deadly nursing home order and cover up? Why aren't you looking into the transparency and accountability that these families of thousands of deceased New York families have? Why didn't you stick up for the people weren't able to see their loved ones in their final hours and being denied? The 19 year old man who opened fire at a St. Louis high school Monday morning, killing a student at a teacher, was armed with a rifle and more than 600 rounds of ammunition, more from CBS Jeff Bezos. Police say the gunman was carrying an arsenal, they could have caused much more damage and death. We know now that he had in his possession
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"Ashburn at one 40. We know more this morning about Mondays shooting at a St. Louis high school that led three people, including the gunman dead, 19 year old shooter used an AR-15 style weapon and had what appeared to be more than 600 rounds of ammunition. St. Louis police commissioner Michael Sachs as the gunman, left behind a handwritten note. He wrote quote, I don't have any friends, I don't have any family, I've never had a girlfriend. I've never had a social life. I've been in isolated loner, my entire life. This was the perfect storm for a mass shooter. Zach urged people to come forward when someone who appears to suffer from mental illness or distress starts talking about buying a gun or hurting others. There is more law enforcement fallout in Texas in the wake of the shooting at rob elementary school last May ivaldi. Texas ranger Christopher Ryan Kendall has been suspended by the Texas Department of Public Safety for inaction on the day of the mass shooting. He's one of 7 DPS officers under investigation, Kendall was seen on surveillance cameras talking on his phone in and out of the school updating a superiors. But according to reports, never suggesting breaching the classroom with a gunman was holed up. Also, the top Texas ranger, chief chance Collins, and his second in command assistant chief Brian brzezinski announced their retirements this comes as the agencies in the middle of its investigation into the school shooting. Chris Fox for CBS News, Austin. It's one 42, and there are new developments related to the case of adnan syed, the Baltimore man who's convicted, whose conviction for a 1999 murder was recently overturned after questions were raised by the hit podcast cereal. Maryland's attorney general is once again criticizing the proceedings that led to syed being freed after spending more than 20 years in prison and in a court filing Tuesday AG Brian frosh vehemently denies Baltimore city state's attorney Marilyn Mosby's accusation that the office sat on evidence in the case for 7 years in a statement Tuesday evening Mosby says her office stands by its investigation and once again accuses frosh of withholding evidence and then trying to save face. A police pursuit involving a suspect drunk driver ends with a deadly crash in Montgomery county back in February. Now there's an investigation into that pursuit that finds the officer giving chase may have to face charges. It was during the early morning hours back in late February when 26 year old norley pond Chavez is accused of speeding off from a traffic stop in Rockville, the officer that pulled her over gave chase and that chase ended with Chavez crashing her car in Wheaton. She died in that crash, according to an independent investigation done by the Maryland attorney general's office. The officer reported that he thought Chavez was drunk and testing confirmed that her blood alcohol level was almost double the legal limit. The Howard county state's attorney's office, which reviews Montgomery county cases, saw the report and decided that the officer will not be prosecuted. Mike Morello WTO news. Coming up in WTO Kyle Kuzma leads the wizards to a big win rob wood fork with more coming up one 43. Take a look if you ride share
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"st. louis high school" Discussed on WTOP
"Your prime minister, in part, to fix them. Britain's first prime minister of color its third prime minister in three months has to reassure markets and restore public confidence fast if he's to dig his country out of a deep financial hole. Vicki Barker, CBS News, London. There's a major debate set for tonight in Pennsylvania and a race that could determine which party controls the U.S. Senate. WTO's Mitchell Miller today on the hill. Polls suggest Republican doctor mehmet Oz has been gaining on democratic lieutenant governor John fetterman, and a new CBS poll has the two candidates only two percentage points apart with fetterman leading 51 49. Veterans campaign has sought to downplay expectations for their debate, while Oz has been pushing for this debate for a long time. Oz has run an ad seeking out more moderate Republicans in the suburbs, while fetterman is getting support in an ad from former president Barack Obama. Extremism on both sides makes things worse. We need balance. You can count on John fetterman. Make sure he can count on you. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO be news. We're learning more about the shooting at a St. Louis high school and the motive behind it. The 19 year old gunman attacked with an AR-15 style weapon and had what appeared to be more than 600 rounds of ammunition. 15 year old girl on a 61 year old phys Ed teacher were killed 7 others injured. St. Louis police commissioner Michael Sachs says the gunman left behind a handwritten note in which he describes himself as a young man with no friends, no family, no girlfriend, and a life of isolation, sack urges people to come forward when someone who appears to suffer from mental illness or distress begins speaking about buying a gun or causing harm to others. In other news, there's concern about inflation leading to a drop in consumer confidence. The Catherine sport says the consumer confidence index fell from just under 108 in September to 102 and a half this month, both the present situation index, which measures consumers assessment of current business and labor market conditions and the expectations index, which measures consumers 6 month outlook for income business and labor conditions, also drop last month. Len Franco, the Katherine Ford's senior director of economic indicators, says inflationary pressures will continue to be a drag on confidence and spending, which
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"st. louis high school" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"A Christmas parade in Waukesha last year. Brooks faces 6 counts of first degree international homicide, as well as other charges he's been very disruptive the entire trial. Yeah, you have an offer into evidence. I'm going to stop you once again. I'm not going to have this discussion and debate. Today, no exception, he had to be removed from the courtroom yet again as he started disrupting just before the jury entered. St. Louis police identifying two of the people who were killed in a high school shooting yesterday, 19 year old Orlando Harris, said to be the gunman, a graduate from the central visual and performing arts high school on St. Louis's south side. He graduated last year, no motive yet, but police say a 16 year old girl was killed during the shooting, and a 61 year old teacher who got between the gunman and her students when she was killed. A child shot and killed inside of a south tide hormone Monday night investigation now underway into exactly what happened in the home in the 3600 block of south roads avenue, the child shot in the head taken to comer children's hospital pronounced dead. Police believe the shooting may have been accidental. The Chicago Bears beat out New England last night, 33 14 the final. We've been putting good things together. And I think that this is just a culmination of that. We had a chance to take a breath during the bye week and really figure out what we needed to do and needed to adjust what we're doing well. And some things we needed to tweak a little bit. And they did a nice job. This is one victory. We're a young football team. We have a lot of improvement to do this week coach happy about it. Chicago police investigating after a Greyhound employee in his 30s was shot and killed outside of the bus station, it happened yesterday at the west loop station in the 600 block of west Harrison. I drove up. I heard a whole bunch of shots. Police say the victim was shot multiple times, WLS news time 1204
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"Students jumped out of windows to escape shooting at St. Louis high school, the latest by Solberg. Survivors of the school shooting in St. Louis on Monday described their terror as a gunman opened fire, killing two people before being fatally shot after exchanging gunfire with police. Students barricaded themselves in classrooms, and reportedly jumped out of windows to escape the shooting at central visual and performing arts high school, located on the south side of St. Louis. The victims have not been identified. But one teenage girl and one woman were killed. The victims taken to the hospital had injuries ranging from shrapnel wounds to cardiac arrest. Police officers were informed about the shooting just after 9 a.m. as hundreds of students faculty and staff members split the school. I'm heartbroken for these families who send their children to our schools, hoping that they will be saved. Said St. Louis mayor at the Shara O Jones at the press conference. Our children shouldn't have to experience this. They shouldn't have to go through active shooter drills in case something happens. And unfortunately, that happened today. About 9 10 a.m., a gunman believed to be in his 20s. Was reported at central visual and performing arts high school. Onsite security guards quickly noticed that the shooter, who was reportedly armed with a long gun, was struggling to enter through the schools locked doors. The principal, using a code word, warned students over the loudspeaker that an active shooter was on site. It's unclear how the gunman was able to enter the school. Officers arrived at the school within minutes and ran to the sound of gunshots, police said. They exchanged gunfire with the shooter on the third floor who was killed. By 9 30 a.m., the school was blocked off by police, ambulances, and a S.W.A.T. van, the St. Louis post dispatch reports. One student told kmov TV that she and her classmates jumped out of a fourth floor window, and recalled by officers to escape the shooting. Students told 5 on your side and the St. Louis post dispatch that at least four gunshots were fired. Ashley wrench, a math teacher at the high school, told local radio station KM OX that she saw students covered in blood as they attempted to escape out of the third floor. I looked at one student's leg and she had blood going down, so I helped her to the ambulance, one of those students who got out before that had been shot through the hand, so they were already wrapping his hand up. The shooting happened on the third floor of the high school and some students who jumped out of windows were injured. One broke both ankles in the fall and another broke their nose. Its traumatizing. Traumatizing for the teachers, the students, and the families that the kids have to go home to. Wrench stated. Ray park, say, dance teacher told X that he narrowly escaped the shooter. He looked directly at me, pointed the gun at me, then when the gun away from me toward the ground, park said. It's just so hard to get over. I can't understand why I didn't get hurt. Police said the threat to the school is over, though the investigation unit is on site. And we'll conduct a more thorough examination and interview students in the coming days. Lieutenant colonel Michael sack, St. Louis's interim police commissioner, says the suspect has not yet been identified. Authorities believe he is 20 years old. Though the shooter's connection to the school remains unknown, the nea goldston, a 16 year old student at central visual and performing arts high school, told the post dispatch that the shooter said something along the lines of being sick of this damn school. The shooter's gun allegedly jammed, letting her and other students run to safety. I'm glad I made it out because his gun got jammed, goldston added. We saw blood on the floor. Police believed that they have located the suspect's vehicle, which will be searched after bomb dogs do a check. 8 people were transported to local hospitals out of which one adult female has since been pronounced dead. Police also said that one teenage girl who was shot and killed remains at the crime scene in the school. Identities of the victims have not been publicly shared. Police have not shared the occupation of the adult woman who died, and are waiting for next of kin to confirm her relationship to the school. Others continue to be treated, but there are no updates on their conditions..
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"st. louis high school" Discussed on KOMO
"Again this past week. Less than a week after President Biden announced the latest release from the strategic petroleum reserve, the energy department is reporting gas prices are down ten cents a gallon in the past week to an average of three 77 a gallon. The biggest chunk of that drop is in California where regular unleaded has gone down 35 cents, but it's still at 5 50 a gallon for regular unleaded. California's drop is mainly linked to refineries coming back online and in early switch to a winter blend of gasoline. ABC's Alex stone in Los Angeles, about two weeks before the midterm elections, a Florida governor's debate tonight, former Republican Florida governor Charlie Crist, now a Democrat asking incumbent Republican Ron DeSantis. You're running for governor. Why don't you look in the eyes of the people of the state of Florida and say to them, if you're reelected, you will serve a full four year term as governor. Yes or no? The governor not directly answering, but I know that Charlie's interested in talking about 2024 and Joe Biden. But I just want to make things very, very clear. The only worn out old donkey, I'm looking to put out the pasture, is Charlie Chris. Debate erring on WPC. Police say it was a 19 year old gunman who broke into a south St. Louis high school this morning and killed a teacher in a student, wounding several others before cops shot him to death, so far they don't know why he did it. Police chief Michael Sackler suspicions that there may be some mental illness that he was experiencing. We're working on developing that information and chief says the gunman had no prior criminal record. The Kremlin claims Ukraine may be preparing to use a bomb laced with radioactive material on its own people and blame Russia, State Department spokesperson, Ned price. It would certainly be another example of president Putin's brutality if he were to use a so called dirty bomb. There would be consequences for Russia, whether it uses a dirty bomb or a nuclear bomb. You're listening to ABC News. Do you know what people see when they Google you? Search engines don't always get it right. And when they're wrong, it's
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But I'm saying this to say that that my pillow towel says is off the chain. We got all of them. I got the slippers. I got the beds. We got the sheets on all of our biz in our House. I got the robe. It's good products, man. It's not just because you're not just supporting a patriot. You actually support some good stuff. Now, with my discount code, you'll get a significant discount on the tile set. You get one bad towel, one hand towel, one washcloth, and that's normally retail for 49.99, but with my discount code Brandon, you'll get it for 1998. Call 8 one 809 7 6 8 three 7 9 use promo code Brandon, I'll go to my pillow dot com, click on the radio, listen to square, put in promo code Brandon, this offer will not last long, so make sure all the now Brandon at my pillow dot com. Some updates about the shooter, the article that I read was a little dated. There are some updates. So the 19 year old was identified. I'm not going to say his name. I hope he rests in, you know what? You know, back in the day we say rest and it started with a pee, but it's not peace. It sound like peace. Anyway, you know what I'm talking about. Rest in, you know what? Because and I don't feel sorry for him. I really don't. I mean, I'm a lead up to God to feel sorry for him. I'm glad he's dead. Going in there and killing and shooting people like that. I hope they come and kill you. Can I be honest? You know, I was, I mean, I say not crazy and give me fire. But I don't have mercy for people like this. And maybe because I was a cop, I know how to turn the switch in a switch get turned and you go and kill mode. If I was responding to this call, I would be eagerly anticipating showing up on a scene in eliminating this person as a threat. Nobody should have to be in fear with a gun yielding individual that's hell bent on killing people for no reason. No one should live in that type of fear. And no one deserves to put people in that fear. And that's what a good guys come in because they put you out of your misery, so everybody else can be peaceful. Because you two stupid to act like you got sins. I'm sick. I'm sick of people giving excuses. Mint, he's mentally ill. Now he just, he just needs to get what he got. He's mentally ill. Give me an F and break. Mentally ill people gotta kill people. Why can't you be so mentally ill that you just super nice to everybody? You're uncontrollably nice. They always gotta be evil. It's no reason to work for you to take a gun to a school and kill people. Now, 19 year old boy graduated from the school the year before, no history of prior, he had no prior criminal record. And let me just give you a rundown of what happened. The officers received a call at 9 10 a.m. about an active shooter within minutes, they arrived on the scene into the school, the student was fleeing the building, according to what the reports say, some of the students told the officers that there was a shooter with the long gun. Upon hearing gunfire, they ran to the gunfire, located the shooter engaged the shooter and exchanged with gunfire and they won the battle. The suspect shooter was struck and was pronounced dead at the hospital. No officers were injured during the confrontation the chief confirmed the shooter had several high capacity magazines on his person when he was finally subdued. Let me just bring this home without me getting crazy. Banning AR-15s will not stop this. Shooting people who try to kill people with AR-15s will stop this. That's what you have to do. You're not going to stop people from getting guns, you know, stopping people from doing that. But what you can do is you can put them to sleep. When they try to do things like this, you can have security in the school, they lock the doors was protected a lot of students. I think she ended up getting into one classroom. He ended up killing the teacher, which was very sad. She was a cyclist. I could see she had cyclist stuff on, and I have a passion for cycling. It's so sad that good people die like that. She was protecting the kids. She stood in front of the kids and he ended up shooting her and killing her. And another female 16 year old was killed as well. So sad. But let me tell you about really factor if I go to the break. If you're looking for a solution to aches and pains, if you're looking for a supplement that's 100% drug free, that will help your body fight inflammation and help you feel better. The bottom line is that sometimes psychologically when it comes to recovering and when it comes to being the best version of yourself, mentally, you also got to feel good physically. 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Shout out to my dad, man. I don't want to give a shout to my dad. He probably not listening because, you know, he's busy working. But my father was hired as to far chief of killer, fire department. I'm so proud of my dad. He came from the projects. It was a firefighter retired from Fort Worth fire as a battalion chief. Then he was hired Waco fire as the chief retired Nike with the killer. Hopefully he retired. Again, you know, I guess sitting at home is not his thing. He's called the serve. And when you have a serving heart, I mean, you can't do nothing but serve and do the right thing. So I'm so proud of my father, man. If it went for my dad, I'd say my dad, and my mom, but you know, as a man, your father has an incredible impact on your life because he sets the tempo and creates the example of what it means to be a man. As a man, you can relate to people in our society, but you know the loving and nurturing spirit of my mama was invaluable as well. I mean, my mom was crazy a little bit. But my mama loved me and my brother more than anybody. I don't think there's a love that kid is more than my mama loved me and my brother. My mama would kill you over me and my brother. for life. Over me and my brother. Now I know a lot of y'all may say y'all will, but I seen my mom in action. She don't play. She would do anything for me and my brother. And I'm just so incredibly grateful. Just for whatever reason, I feel like I want to say that because I
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Update on St. Louis High School Shooting
"Some updates about the shooter, the article that I read was a little dated. There are some updates. So the 19 year old was identified. I'm not going to say his name. I hope he rests in, you know what? You know, back in the day we say rest and it started with a pee, but it's not peace. It sound like peace. Anyway, you know what I'm talking about. Rest in, you know what? Because and I don't feel sorry for him. I really don't. I mean, I'm a lead up to God to feel sorry for him. I'm glad he's dead. Going in there and killing and shooting people like that. I hope they come and kill you. Can I be honest? You know, I was, I mean, I say not crazy and give me fire. But I don't have mercy for people like this. And maybe because I was a cop, I know how to turn the switch in a switch get turned and you go and kill mode. If I was responding to this call, I would be eagerly anticipating showing up on a scene in eliminating this person as a threat. Nobody should have to be in fear with a gun yielding individual that's hell bent on killing people for no reason. No one should live in that type of fear. And no one deserves to put people in that fear. And that's what a good guys come in because they put you out of your misery, so everybody else can be peaceful. Because you two stupid to act like you got sins.
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"st. louis high school" Discussed on The Officer Tatum Show
"We have worked wrong to gut legal protections for women, and it's not just about sports. Yes, sports have tremendous benefits for girls. It's women not having privacy rights and locker rooms and women's shelter. And it's about the millions of parents and the kids who are in the public schools that are now being taught that there aren't any such thing as boys or girls, being equal doesn't mean being identical is the first and I hope that you guys are listening. Don't think that this is just something to get you to donate. This is a real fight. This is a real fight. I was talking about an article the other day. Where they had to trans boy go into the bathroom of the girls, pull stuff out, they could offend it. They're terrified of him. Iron women, why they take young girls, why are they taking the clothes off? They get offended. They want all the girls to leave the locker room and let him stand there by himself. They want all them to leave. Who's going to fight for our young people? Who's going to defend us in court? 'cause you go to the Supreme Court, you're broke. Hundreds of $1000 of fees. It is a racket. What lawyers say it's not their fault. It's just the demand of the profession. You mess around on the left has come after your business. I'll come after your uncle's business. Who's going to defend you? Ain't no way in the world. You got no money to keep fighting for 7, 8 years. The cake baker still fighting. They still bringing them to court and alliance defending freedom is still supporting him. They don't charge a single client, a dime. And it's because of people like you and I who donate to them. You want to call in 8 5 5 four two 5 5 one 8 8 that's 855-425-5188 for you to call in and give a donation to alliance defending freedom or go to the off Satan dot com. Click on the alliance lines defending freedom banner at the top of my website. And if you donate $200 or more, I will give you my book signed, beaten black and blue being a black cop in America under siege will send it to you as soon as the campaign is over. All right, let's get into some breaking news. Earlier this morning, I believe it was earlier this morning. We had three killed in the St. Louis high school by a person who decide to be an active shooter. There's not a lot of information probably because it's a young person under age. The chief of St. Louis came out and made a statement said to the school was locked down, which bought time for school security officers to react. If you look at the article title and this is even a Fox News article title, it says, at least three were killed in St. Louis high school shooting suspect kielbasa security. I think that's a poor usage of the word. Is it security or is it police officers? Because according to the chief, it says about time for school, security, officers to react. Now, I don't know if he's talking about school resource officers. I don't know if he's talking about police or talking about school hit their own private security. In the woke wussification of America, I'm not shocked that the police department is even afraid to say that there's police officers who are heroic enough to kill a guy on campus after he was trying to murder every student in the school. However, thank God that some brave security officers are police officers responding to take care of the threat. Do I think we should ban guns because of the shooting? No, I don't. Because obviously, you got good guys with guns that take care of business. And what did they do that you already didn't do? And don't get mad at me. They actually lock the doors. The doors were locked. And so this kid was only able to get to and be able to kill only three people. And I'm not saying only because if that was your mama, your daddy, your cousin, your children, you would be it's devastating as one too many. But compared to 21, liking you, locking
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"st. louis high school" Discussed on The Officer Tatum Show
"Earlier this morning, I believe it was earlier this morning. We had three killed in the St. Louis high school by a person who decide to be an active shooter. There's not a lot of information probably because it's a young person under age. The chief of St. Louis came out and made a statement said to the school was locked down, which bought time for school security officers to react. If you look at the article title and this is even a Fox News article title, it says, at least three were killed in St. Louis high school shooting suspect kielbasa security. I think that's a poor usage of the word. Is it security or is it police officers? Because according to the chief, it says about time for school, security, officers to react. Now, I don't know if he's talking about school resource officers. I don't know if he's talking about police or talking about school hit their own private security. In the woke wussification of America, I'm not shocked that the police department is even afraid to say that there's police officers who are heroic enough to kill a guy on campus after he was trying to murder every student in the school. However, thank God that some brave security officers are police officers responding to take care of the threat. Do I think we should ban guns because of the shooting? No, I don't. Because obviously, you got good guys with guns that take care of business. And what did they do that you already didn't do? And don't get mad at me. They actually lock the doors. The doors were locked.
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Three Killed at St. Louis High School, Officers Kill Suspect
"Earlier this morning, I believe it was earlier this morning. We had three killed in the St. Louis high school by a person who decide to be an active shooter. There's not a lot of information probably because it's a young person under age. The chief of St. Louis came out and made a statement said to the school was locked down, which bought time for school security officers to react. If you look at the article title and this is even a Fox News article title, it says, at least three were killed in St. Louis high school shooting suspect kielbasa security. I think that's a poor usage of the word. Is it security or is it police officers? Because according to the chief, it says about time for school, security, officers to react. Now, I don't know if he's talking about school resource officers. I don't know if he's talking about police or talking about school hit their own private security. In the woke wussification of America, I'm not shocked that the police department is even afraid to say that there's police officers who are heroic enough to kill a guy on campus after he was trying to murder every student in the school. However, thank God that some brave security officers are police officers responding to take care of the threat. Do I think we should ban guns because of the shooting? No, I don't. Because obviously, you got good guys with guns that take care of business. And what did they do that you already didn't do? And don't get mad at me. They actually lock the doors. The doors were locked.
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The Big Lies of the Left
"Now let me play this clip from Joe Biden. I think it's clip number four. Let's play clip four from this interview with Joe Biden. Do you think states should have a right to ban gender affirming healthcare? I don't think any state or anybody should have the right to do that. As a moral question as legal question, I just think it's wrong. Of course you do. Do you understand the language sandwich and the nutrition that the Democrats use? Do you believe gender affirming, they say gender? Listen, no state blocks grown ups from doing this, right? No states by grown-ups, if you have grown, you can get hormones. You can get you can't get punitive 'cause you already passed puberty. Gender reaffirming surgery. You show me an adult, they can go get their stuff, cut and zip and fold it up. Show me an adult that can't go get that in any state in the United States of America. You can do whatever surgery you want as an adult. But what she's talking about, he's talking about is kids. Don't let them lie to you. They strategically then use the word kids. But they're talking about children because states like Florida and others are blocking states from allowing children to take puberty blockers and to be able to manipulate their genitalia while their children. States have banned that. Because it's destructive as damaging to the child.
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Trans Activist Interviews President Biden
"This food named Dylan Mulvaney was a biological male, is a transgender activist, right? I guess he's trying to be a trans. And he has an opportunity to interview a president of the United States of America. I want you to let that sink in. This fool has an opportunity to sit down and interview a president of the United States of America, with what credentials does this person have to be able to interview the president. All the women that he then stepped on to be able to sit in front of the president of the United States of America and do an interview. Because he on TikTok flashing his sack around, trying to the reason I say that is because he was in a video talking about his bulge because he's a man dressing like a girl and you know you can't tuck the stuff up. And so it's popping out and he's talking about it on television. Everywhere that people can see, this man is talking like this. And he sits down and interviews the president of the United States of America. And according to Dylan, he's been a girl for 221 days.
The Officer Tatum Show
It's on Us to Change This Country
"One person can be changed by something you say. And that one person can change millions of people. Think about the person who woke me up. Think about it. Somebody woke me up. That's one person. And then I am now influencing millions of people. It only takes one person. It only takes one person for you to talk to. It's almost like the gospel of Jesus Christ. Jesus told us apostles go to the door knocking on preach the gospel if they turn on you. Dust your shoulders off. And walk to the next place. Don't waste your time with idiots. Who sit there and cry by Trump. He's a racist, just walked past that person. If auntie is like, Donald Trump is raised, don't even talk to auntie. Auntie is lost. Go to your cousin. Go to your neighbor. Go to your friend on the job. They say my pronouns or she and hers and his skip that person. Go to the person next to them that's reasonable, rational, and that may actually make a difference. I want us to go full throttle. Y'all going to hear me talk about this every single day to the election. And then I'm going to throw the election party and we're going to watch a red tsunami. But we want it to be a tsunami. We don't want to be a wave. We want to be a red Armageddon. We want to whip them so bad though, the world ends. That's how bad we want it to be. It's world changing. This is over. This is the Guinness Book of World Records. We don't want to just be mediocre. We don't want to just be status quo. We don't want to just run through them like they did under the Obama administration. When he lost, I don't know how many seats in the House and Senate. I want you to understand that Obama had a greater approval rating than Biden could ever dream of and he still lost the House and the Senate. By a ton of people to imagine what's going to happen to Joe Biden, but we need to put the nail in the coffin and make sure it happens, and there's no chance for them to come up for air, we need to outvote them, outperform them, out preach them, and we need to change this country.
The Officer Tatum Show
Conservatives, It's Not Enough to Just Win
"I want us to understand this. And before I get to this break 'cause I know it's coming soon. We're winning, but winning isn't enough. We have to put our foot on the gas. It doesn't matter that we're up 30 to nothing. Because it ain't over to the fat lady scene. You put your foot on the gas, put your foot on the neck and we gotta go for it. Winning by 30 points isn't enough. We need to beat them 500 to zero. We need to beat them to oblivion. We need to vote them out of office with a recognized that they will never be in office again running on the principles in which they're running on. Bashing the church, bashing white folks, bashing Christians, you will never win another election. Pushing pedophilia on our kids, teaching CRT, raising gas prices being woken and woke, you will never get a position in this country again. We have to set an example. Especially here in Arizona. I don't care what you feel about Republicans aren't you vote Republican all the way down the ballot. You know why? Because the Democrats telling they people vote Democrat, we then a ballot. I don't care nothing about your feelings. We got a country to save. You vote Republican all the way down the ballot. Don't it's the easiest election you've ever done. It's the easiest way to tell your Friends to vote. How do you vote for the person that's Republican all the way down the ballot?
The Officer Tatum Show
Get Out and Vote
"It's time for us to be motivated, ladies and gentlemen. It is time for us to show up and show out. And I'm gonna spend the first few minutes talking about that because I think it's an incredibly important and invaluable. We are better than them, we're smarter than them, our ideas work better than theirs too. And we love our country. These people that were up against are complete nut jobs. They hate America, they want to push pedophilia. They want to push racism on our children, children. They are the scum of the earth. And the way in which state legislate or the way they vote for people who legislate. We can not parse words. We can not be nice. The time has come where we can not be politically correct. Our country is on the line. We will lose this beautiful place which we call home and which we call the land of the free, if we don't step up and we don't vote. Let me give you some pointers here. Nick, I need to turn the air up. Let me give you some pointers here. You need to vote in any way you can vote. I know that there's people that's been out here and they have been saying, do not mail in your ballots. Do not participate in early voting. Show up on election day. Well, let me give you some realistic common sense to put into the spectrum here. Don't wait to election day unless you absolutely have to.
77WABC Radio
"st. louis high school" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"A 13 year old, is facing charges tonight for making a threat against a Long Island school Suffolk county police say the boy went to a social media group and threatened to shoot teachers and students at copay middle school if school was in session today and students are shocked about it. We were in first period and 5 minutes in, they told us to stay in our classrooms. You never know. We might think it's like, oh no, it's not going to be a big deal one time. Matt, once I've got actually be the real thing. The boy published in the thread early Monday morning, circulating on social media before a parent notified school officials who contacted police are threatening Cole has also made to the district's high school. The student was arrested at the school in charge of making a terroristic threat. Police in St. Louis identifying the suspected gunman in a school shooting which left two victims dead in at least a half dozen others injured The suspect in this incident is Orlando Harris, he's a black male 19 years of age and graduated from the high school last year. And he has no prior criminal history. The incident happened today at central VPA high school where several others were wounded, officials say Harris opened fire and was then killed by police. Mayor of St. Louis is stressed and heartbroken by the school shooting. Our children shouldn't have to experience this. They shouldn't have to go through active shooter drills in case something happens. And unfortunately, that happened today. Back here mayor Adams and governor hulk will say they've come up with a plan to make city streets in the subway safe once again. A 63 year old was punched so hard, he fell onto the subway tracks, a 14 year old was stabbed on a one train, and that was just over this past weekend. Those attacks come as mayor Adams and governor hulk will unveil a new plan to try and stop the violence down below. More uniform offices on the trains and the platform. City hall says NYPD cops will be asked to work over a thousand overtime shifts every day. The PBA blasting that plan, saying the overtime will be crushing to police who do too much now and will only encourage more cops to flee the force. No one laden W ABC News. Governor hochul and Republican challenger Lee zelden will finally face off against each other and end up abate tomorrow night. Attorney general letitia James speaking today about bell reform here's 77 WBC's Jacqueline Carl. New York's attorney general says bale reform is intertwined with several issues. Letitia James says bail reform can't be looked at in isolation. She names a wide range of issues. Including but not limited to our mental health system. The lack of pretrial services, the lack of probation officers, the lack of correction officers and the list goes on and on and on. She called these challenges drivers of crime, James says it's a misstep to fixate on bail reform without looking at data. For 77 WABC news, I'm jack-o'-lantern. Social media set ablaze with an interview President Biden did on MSNBC. Here's 77 WC's Deborah Valentine. During the interview, potus appears to have either briefly fallen asleep or struggled with his answer to running again in 2024. And we have time to make that decision. Doctor Biden is for it. Mister president. As president. Doctor Biden thinks that my wife thinks that the interview was aired Friday, Biden said, during it, he intends to run again with his wife's support. I'm Debra Valentine for 77 WABC news. And that interview aired on the read out on embassy NBC and as there were said in Aaron on Friday. The NYPD tonight investigating after a woman in her 70s was shot while standing on the street corner. It happened at Brooklyn avenue in Fulton street about 2 p.m.. She was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive police say the gunman got away in a moped. Actor and comedian Leslie Jordan is dead at the age of 67, TMZ reporting he appeared to suffer a medical emergency before crashing his BMW into the side of a building in Hollywood this morning. Jordan was famous for his work on TV shows like Will & Grace, and American Horror Story and films, such as the help and ski patrol. Local NBA and NHL action tonight and where does Aaron judge go from here? Kevin Perez, live at the 77 WBC sports stats. Yeah, job. I mean, the Yankees did get swept by the Houston Astros, meaning that they go to the World Series to face the Phillies beginning on Friday, but the big question is where Aaron judge will go. He will be a free agent this off season after he declined a 7 year 213 and a half $1 million deal with the pinstripes this off season. He did reiterate his desire to stay with the New York Yankees, but he also reiterated that he is in fact a free agent, more will come as this one unfolds. Right now at The Rock, the devil's tied with the Washington capitals one to one at the end of one, the next Todd with the magic right now, 22 apiece with two minutes to go in the first quarter. The nets are going to square off with the Memphis Grizzlies in mere moments
Bloomberg Radio New York
"st. louis high school" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Need to reach out to some of his rivals. If he wants to show that unity. So there could be a consolation prize for penny morden, who dropped out of the race, Boris Johnson says he's still got a lot to offer the party and I'm hearing that he may promote his former campaign chief Mel stride who was the chairman of the treasury select committee to wouldn't that be an interesting cabinet there with a penny more than and Boris Johnson with the prime minister. So tomorrow, anyway, it begins. U.S. White House says it is working on setting up a meeting with China's president Xi Jinping, John Kirby, spokesman for the National Security Council says the administration will have a comment on the leadership process that wants to keep the lines of communication open. They'll look at the sidelines at the G 20. And police in St. Louis now say that three people are dead after a 20 year old man broke into a high school and opened fire. A woman, a teenage girl, the gunman himself, 6 others were injured and taken to the hospital officials say the school had been securely locked and that quick police response saved lives. In San Francisco, I met Baxter. This is Bloomberg, right? Doug, thanks for catching what's your name was there for a moment? My wife has two. Layla Pence is with us. Leila is a president in Pennsylvania management. She's on the line from Newport Beach California. Glad I got your name right, Layla. We got a lot of earnings to deal with this week, particularly Microsoft and alphabet tomorrow after the bell. I'm trying to, in terms of looking at the price action inequities, understand whether this is mostly optimism, cautious optimism about earnings or whether the market is really kind of focused on this idea that the fed is going to begin to adjust to smaller sized rate hikes after the first of the year. Well, I think it's both. I think that the optimism about maybe going 50 basis point in December. And then 25 basis points in February that really has since kind of leaked by The Wall Street Journal that brought a lot of optimism even for the earnings. And then so far, the earnings have really been holding up. A lot better than expected. So it's a bit of both and of course tomorrow is a big day and the whole week is a big day with all the tech stocks. But we do think that they've already been discounted so much that they could surprise to the upside. But I mean, how does that you may well have positive surprises are given and how ratcheted down we have in terms of expectations. But how much again do you think this is going to matter in the overall wall of worry we have? Well, it's going to matter if they if they actually the outlook. It's not so much what past earnings. If they give us a good outlook, like some of the banks gave us a good outlook, some of the companies have given us good outlook. And that is really what matters. The actual earnings, that's great. But if they have somehow knowing everything that we're going through, the inflation numbers and the higher interest rates, if somehow they can still have a good outlook, then those are the companies that are going to benefit. And they're coming in, actually, surprisingly, it's still many of them very good outlook. Yeah, but one of the things that we have heard from a number of these companies that I'm thinking Microsoft is that the strong dollar is really a significant headwind. Do you think that's going to be the case for some time? Well, I think once the Federal Reserve starts actually reducing the amount of interest. Because right now, the market is already pricing in a very high terminal interest rate of about 4.75 to 5. So if somehow they don't go that far, then that will affect the dollar and that will help the international sales. Okay. When we continue the conversation, let's talk about China because we had quite the sell off in the ADRs here in the U.S., so when we continually, I want to ask whether you'd be interested in picking up a
AP News Radio
At least 2 killed in St. Louis school shooting
"Is calling for action in response to the school shooting in St. Louis that's left three people dead and others injured According to education week the Monday morning gun violence in a St. Louis charter high school was the 40th school shooting this year White House press secretary karine Jean Pierre says lawmakers need to do something Every day that the Senate fails to send assault weapons ban to the president's desk or waits to take another other common sense actions Is a day too late for families and communities Police say the gunman broke into the school which was locked calling out that people were going to die He fatally shot a woman and a teenage girl and wounded 6 others before police killed him in
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
"st. louis high school" Discussed on ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
"Welcome to the Todd star's radio program so happy to have you with us today. 15 days until the midterm elections ladies and gentlemen, coming up a little bit later on this hour of the program have you heard this crazy story happening and retirement homes, senior adult centers across the country, where Democrats are going in and their signing up all of these senior citizens to vote for the Democrats, and many of these seniors are completely unaware and in a lot of cases, they just, their minds aren't there. Kind of like President Biden. And it's a really tragic thing, but people are fighting back now, and we're going to be talking to our friends at amac. And we're going to be getting the latest on what they're doing to protect senior citizen voters. That's coming up a little bit later this hour of the program. Also, over the weekend, a terrible story, there was a shooting at a hospital. And before I do that, let me put a pin in that story for this moment. We're following a breaking news story out of St. Louis, where a gunman opened fire at a high school today. We understand that at least three people were killed 8 people transported to the hospital and the shooter is dead. St. Louis public schools announcing that a police officer on the scene was able to take out the suspect almost immediately. So we don't have any information on the ages of the people. This happened at a school for the performing arts. That's all we know at this time. So we'll keep you updated on developments here. The shooting at central visual and performing arts high school against central visual and performing arts high school, any information will bring that to you. But over the weekend, there was another shooting at a hospital in Dallas, Texas methodist hospital. So some guy comes in, and he guns down two nurses in the maternity ward. The police say that the gunman, his girlfriend, was giving birth, and so he went to go visit her, and then he got upset because he thought that she was cheating on him. So the guy pistol whips the girlfriend who's about to give birth. A nurse comes in and he shoots the nurse kills the nurse, another nurse is shot as well. Fortunately, there was a good guy with a gun, a hospital security officer, and he was able to shoot the bad guy. Who survived. As horrible as this story is, it's even worse, because it turns out this guy has a criminal record a mile long. This guy was actually on parole and was wearing an ankle monitor when the shooting happened. And the police chief is beyond outraged over this. He said he's sick and tired of these criminals being allowed out of jail so they can go and they can kill other people. The reality is, if this guy had been in jail, which is where he belonged, and based on his criminal record, he should have been spending the rest of his life in jail. If he had been in jail, those two nurses would be alive. By the way, the two nurses were shot dead right outside the room housing all of the newborn babies..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"st. louis high school" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Lyon standing by in our D.C. studio. Hey Nancy. Thanks, Tim. There is another school shooting to report this time at a St. Louis high school in her own police chief Michael Sachs as an adult and a teen were killed, as well as the suspect who was shot while engaging with officers. The officers began to clear the building, looking for the shooter upon hearing gunfire, they ran to that gunfire, located the shooter and engaged that shooter in exchange of gunfire. The suspect was struck and transported from this location, and that suspect has since been pronounced deceased. Chief sacked did not identify the suspect, but said he appeared to be around 20 years of age. Jury selection is underway in New York in the criminal tax fraud trial of the Trump organization. Prosecutors allege the business, gave some executives perks like rent and private school tuition that was never accounted for in the company's payroll taxes. The company has pleaded not guilty. The former treasury chief in the UK where she soon act will become the next prime minister of the UK after his last rival for leadership of the Conservative Party pulled out of the race, he spoke of the financial challenges ahead. We now need stability and unity and I will make it my utmost priority to bring our party and our country together. Because that is the only way we will overcome the challenges we face and build a better, more prosperous future for our children and our grandchildren. Sunak is the first British prime minister of South Asian heritage. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700
WLS-AM 890
"st. louis high school" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"With mucinex DM, it's not golden flu season. It's always comeback season. Relief with miso XD and nothing lasts longer. Among OTC cough and cold medicines uses directed. Great Britain on the verge of getting a new prime minister after the resignation of Liz truss's leader, the Conservative Party, this morning, it looks like it will be the former treasury chief, Rishi sunak. He has won the race to be leader of the Conservative Party and thus becoming Britain's next prime minister the third this year, the former treasury chief faces a task of stabilizing the party and country at a time when the economy is bad. There's political turbulence as well. Following a story that's developing out of St. Louis, at least two students are injured after a shooting inside of a St. Louis high school. The shooting was reported just after 9 this morning at central visual and performing arts high school. It prompted hundreds of students to leave the building, many running St. Louis public schools saying on Twitter that the shooter was quickly stopped by police. No further details out about the shooter. Or what the motive was, the district says the injured students were on the way to the hospital, did not indicate how badly they were injured. Some parents arrived to pick up kids and check on their safety, so we'll continue to keep an eye on that story throughout the day. 5 people were shot three fatally after her caravan involving about a hundred cars on the southwest side, more of this drifting and drag racing happened in the Brighton park neighborhood. Intersection of archer and kedzie, a video shows spectators and participants taking over the streets, driving recklessly near the intersection. Approximately a hundred cars hit game control of an intersection. Our sds room was monitoring this on video live. From the 9th district station is the officers were responding, we received a shot spotter of alerts of at least 13 rounds four males shooting victims, taking themselves to the hospital, holy cross Mount Sinai, three victims have died. Two who are who have survived are in serious condition, but expected to recover unclear how the drag racing escalated into a shooting, some people do have gang ties, so far no arrests have been made. And officials continue their investigation there. The Michigan teenager charged with killing four people at his school, nearly a year ago was pled guilty to two dozen criminal charges. This was the school shooting last November at Oxford high school. WLS news time, 1104. On the roads out there, it's been one of those mornings, but it's getting better. The Kennedy 29 minutes here to downtown Ike thorndale
WTOP
"st. louis high school" Discussed on WTOP
"Morning, I'm Brendan Hazleton, and I'm more glue us. Thomas Robertson is our producer. Breaking news on WTO. CBS News special reporters word of a shooting at a St. Louis high school, our affiliate X reports at least 6 people have been hospitalized, including the shooting suspect. Reporter Kevin Colleen at the school says hundreds of students inside central visual and performing arts high school were evacuated. You can see in their faces and the way they talk that they are flush their bloodstreams are flushed with adrenaline. They're jittery. They're taking short shallow breaths. They just went through something very scary. And they tell the story of how they were on one floor. They could hear the shooting from the floor below. The St. Louis school district says police captured the shooter inside of the school, that person is among those sent to the hospital we understand at least 6 people hospitalized according to KM OX and that shooting this morning at central visual and performing arts high school in St. Louis. CBS News special report. I'm Steve Katherine. It's 1134 and in other news, Britain is getting yet another prime minister. Conservative Party lawmakers, hearts and fists pounding about to hear that their favorites only challenger had dropped out at the last minute. Is therefore elected as leader of the conceptual party. Once King Charles has his seal of approval, former finance minister sunac will become Britain's first ethnic South Asian prime minister, the UK's third prime minister since early September. Now Ali has to do is restore economic confidence and restore voter confidence in his deeply divided party. Vicki Barker, CBS News, London
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"st. louis high school" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
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I'm Leila faldon in Washington. And I'm a Martinez in Los Angeles, California. In the last two weeks, even more schools around the country have gotten hoax calls claiming that active shooters were on their campuses. It's a continuation of a pattern that NPR has reported on, and now NPR has obtained new information that suggests this is not the first time that a scare campaign like this was conducted against U.S. schools. NPRs are debt Yusef and Jenna McLaughlin join us now. Let's start with you. I'll remind us what's been going on. Well, a someone has been calling schools and law enforcement agencies claiming that there's an active shooter at a school. And this has been prompting what's known as a swatting response where police and S.W.A.T. teams immediately deploy in large numbers to those locations and when they get there, they find out that the call was a hoax. But this can be pretty terrifying for all involved. So the last time we reported on this just over two weeks ago, we had counted at least 113 instances of calls that fit a particular pattern since mid September. Now, that number has reached nearly 200 across at least 28 states. All right, so tell us about the new information. It was something like this happening before. Yes. Some local authorities have suggested that these calls echo a similar hoax from the spring. And now we've obtained information through an open records request, suggesting they might be right. I want you to listen to some audio. Here's a clip from a hoax swatting call made about four weeks ago in Finley, Ohio. High school hello. There is an active shooter at family high school 21st long-term industrial hello. Ideal high school. Now, a, I want you to listen to another call that was made 5 months earlier to the sheriff's office in bossier parish, Louisiana. Hello. Has been left in the high school hill in front of high school members to zero 5 suspicious backpack has been left in the high school. Now, lots of schools and states across the country received similar false bomb alerts in the spring, and as you could hear, it sounds like the same person who's behind the swatting calls. So we obtained additional records from the investigation that the bosser Paris sheriff's office conducted back in April. And it's provided a really interesting snapshot of how this hoax caller operates. Yeah, they sounded exactly alike. So tell us what has it shown? Well, one piece of information that the sheriff's office obtained was a detailed call log of the phone number that had called in this false bomb alert. Captain Shannon Mack of the boss or Paris sheriff's office was the one conducting the investigation. You could see that he was using this phone number specifically to call schools or the dispatch to the sheriff's office or police department where the school was. And it looks like this was his thing to do all day every day. And our analysis found that this was indeed the case. On certain days, the caller started making calls at an hour that was morning time for the place they targeted. And they just keep dialing numbers. Sometimes with as few as four seconds between hanging up and dialing the next one until they were finished with their day, 6 to 8 hours later. Our analysis also found that in the roughly 6 weeks that these records covered, this collar targeted 162 places, more than 90% of those were schools, police or sheriff's departments, dispatch centers, and fire departments. We're going to bring in Jenna McLaughlin, Jenna, let's start with that technology question. Now, how would this work? Hi, so yeah, this caller was using voice-over IP and that basically means he was making a call over the Internet rather than the phone lines like Zoom or WhatsApp. He was using text now, which is a specific free, easy to sign up for service. You can get a new number. I made one using only my NPR email address and it took me about ten seconds, no verification needed. One really interesting thing, though, is that all of the IP addresses in the investigation log were actually tracing back to Ethiopia. Ethiopia so have investigators been able to confirm that. So it's still a bit of a mystery experts and investigators that we spoke with said that based on the evidence they don't think that it's likely that the perpetrator used digital disguises to make it look like they're in Ethiopia when they're not. Even so they could be using a local virtual private network to hide their exact location and it's still a possibility that they hacked into Ethiopian Internet infrastructure or bought access. One source actually shared with us that they found some ethio telecom IPs, some local IP addresses that had been compromised and were being sold on the dark web. So they really could be anywhere. Wow, Jenna is there anything that can be done about this? So regardless of where these people actually are, it's really difficult to hunt them down individually, law enforcement doesn't always get cooperation overseas in places like Ethiopia. Some people think that the solution lies instead with the providers. So experts that track this kind of things that a lot of scams lead back to text now and that they want the company to do more to monitor for fraudulent behavior, verify their identity on the sign up process and maybe even get agencies like the FCC to step in and require them to do more. From text now outside, they do cooperate with law enforcement. We did see that in this case. And there are challenges to automatically detecting fraud on voice calls. Ultimately, they just want to make it as easy as possible to sign up. What about a new or a mode of actually any of the new information shed light on that? So typically we see these scams is trying to make money, but that doesn't seem to be the case here. And so far, you know, we've still seen no indication a that this ties to any extremist or political agenda. So this remains a mystery and meanwhile these swatting continue to happen. NPR so that yousef and Jenna McLaughlin thanks you too. Thanks.
TIME's Top Stories
"st. louis high school" Discussed on TIME's Top Stories
"By Katie Reilly. No state saw improvements in students math or reading scores between 2019 and 2022. And a majority of states saw declines, according to a new report released Monday. The test scores, which continued to paint a bleak picture of student achievement during the pandemic, come from the national assessment of educational progress, known as the nation's report card, and administered by the U.S. education department. The NAP offers the most comprehensive look at student academic progress since the pandemic disrupted schools. The results show the profound toll on student learning during the pandemic. As the size and scope of the declines are the largest ever in mathematics, Peggy Carr, commissioner of the national center for education statistics, said in a statement. There were no math improvements, and any of the 26 large urban school districts, where assessments were given, including New York City, Dallas, Miami, and Los Angeles. The average math score fell 5 points for fourth graders and 8 points for 8th graders since 2019 reflecting the largest score declines in more than 30 years since the NAP was first administered in 1990. No state saw improved reading scores at either grade level, though schools operated by the Department of Defense saw an increase in 8th grade reading scores. The results emphasized what's at stake as schools try to help students recover and catch up on learning. They missed during the last few years. The assessment looked at fourth and 8th grade math and reading, an experts said the stark decline in 8th grade math scores means those students could be missing key math skills at a crucial time as they enter high school and decide what they want to study in college or pursue as a career. If left unaddressed, this could alter the trajectories and life opportunities of a whole cohort of young people. Potentially reducing their abilities to pursue rewarding and productive careers in mathematics, science and technology said Daniel McGrath, associate commissioner for assessment. And a press call on Friday, education secretary, Miguel cardona, called the test results appalling and unacceptable, and urged educators and other leaders to prioritize student recovery, especially for the most vulnerable students. A once in a generation virus up into our country in so many ways. And our students can not be the ones who sacrificed the most in the long run. Cardona told reporters. We must treat the task of catching our children up with the urgency that this moment demands. The assessment surveyed students and found that those who performed better on the tests were more likely to have constant access to a computer, a quiet place to work in a teacher available to help with school work, at least once or twice a week. And fourth grade math, the average scores for black and Hispanic students declined most. Widening the achievement gap between those students and their white peers, a trim that should be setting off alarms for parents and policymakers, said Denise forte, interim CEO of the education trust, a nonprofit that advocates for educational equity..
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States Can Forgive Unemployment Overpayments, But Missouri Demands People Pay Up
"Passed in December gave states the power to forgive, overpaid federal unemployment benefits. Most states are taking them up on that. But Missouri is not. Here's Corrin rough from ST Louis Public radio. In the middle of December. Sandra Griffin's on new message pop up and her online unemployment account. You were overpaid by no fault of your own. That's what the letter states by no fault of your own. And you are required to pay it back. The message said she owed the Missouri Department of Labor nearly $8000. That's money. Griffin says she already spent on bills after the Corona virus pandemic hit and she lost her job teaching art programs in ST Louis schools. Normally she counts on summer school to make most of her income. But there was no clear plan for schools to reopen so her employer encouraged her to file for unemployment. Turns out people who work for educational institutions are eligible for unemployment over the summer, when most teachers air off, So they were saying that all the months that I collected over the summer I was ineligible to collect those, although they had reassured me during the summer during phone calls. That everything was fine, so there was a contradiction there and what's going on. Griffin filed an appeal. But since the system is backed up, her hearing isn't for another six months. In the meantime, she doesn't have to pay anything. More than 46,000. Missourians have also gotten letters demanding repayment. The state says it paid out more than $150 million last year to people who would later determined were eligible for the money. Lawmakers from both parties have been calling on Governor Mike Person to forgive the overpayments that don't involve fraud about 97% of cases. But person told reporters earlier this month that a state law requires collection of over payments and he doesn't plan to override it. There was mistake's made. There's no doubt about that. At the end of the day. I think there is a responsibility is taxpayersmoney. If somebody got more money they should have got you should ask for it back and to say, you know you all that to the fact that you don't know what to me, but to the people who paid it. Missouri State representative Lakisha Bosley, Democrat from ST Louis, says persons reasoning doesn't add up. The bulk of the overpaid funds are from new federal programs, and the relief package from December gave states the ability to wave over payments. So Bosley filed a bill earlier this month that would keep the state from collecting overpaid federal benefits for non fraud cases during times of crisis. Like the pandemic, asking people to pay back 1000 21,000 even $200. It's just too far and it's too much and now you're crushing their hopes that things will go back to normal and that they can rely on the government to help in step in when they need it. Alexa Tapia is with the workers rights think tank National Employment Law project. Even states that she says have better systems are struggling to keep up with the influx of first time filers, new federal programs and overpayments like Missouri. Kentucky also has a state law requiring collection of overpaid benefits. Lawmakers in the governor's office are still working out how to grant waivers. But Tabby says most other states like Illinois and Colorado are already starting to forgive overpayments, She says. That's because there's no incentive to go after the money. It actually creates more work for the states to collect that money. And of course, they do have that discretion to do so, But it would harm their local economy is and their citizens so they should be trying to uplift at this time, and she says overpayment bills disproportionately impact people of color. Equity and economic recovery or reasons more states are forgiving overpayments. Tapia worries that states like Missouri will spend more energy fighting appeals thing getting payments out to people who are still waiting on help. For NPR News. I'm Corin rough in ST Louis.
Morning Edition
States Can Forgive Unemployment Overpayments, But Missouri Demands People Pay Up
"Here's Corrin rough from ST Louis Public radio. In the middle of December. Sandra Griffin's on new message pop up and her online unemployment account. You were overpaid by no fault of your own. That's what the letter states by no fault of your own. And you are required to pay it back. The message said she owed the Missouri Department of Labor nearly $8000. That's money. Griffin says she already spent on bills after the Corona virus pandemic hit and she lost her job teaching art programs in ST Louis schools. Normally she counts on summer school to make most of her income. But there was no clear plan for schools to reopen so her employer encouraged her to file for unemployment. Turns out people who work for educational institutions are eligible for unemployment over the summer, when most teachers air off, So they were saying that all the months that I collected over the summer I was ineligible to collect those, although they had reassured me during the summer during phone calls. That everything was fine, so there was a contradiction there and what's going on. Griffin filed an appeal. But since the system is backed up, her hearing isn't for another six months. In the meantime, she doesn't have to pay anything more than 46,000. Missourians have also gotten letters demanding repayment. The state says it paid up more than $150 million last year to people who it later determined weren't eligible for the money. Lawmakers from both parties have been calling on governor Mike Person to forgive the overpayments that don't involve fraud about 97% of cases. But person told reporters earlier this month that a state law requires collection of over payments and he doesn't plan to override it. There was mistake's made. There's no doubt about that. But at the end of the day, I think there is a responsibility is taxpayersmoney. If somebody got more money they should have got you should ask for it back and to say, you know, you owe that to the fact that you don't know what to me, but to the people who paid it. Missouri State representative Lakisha Bosley, Democrat from ST Louis, says persons reasoning doesn't add up. The bulk of the overpaid funds are from new federal programs, and the relief package from December gave states the ability to wave over payments. So Bosley filed a bill earlier this month that would keep the state from collecting overpaid federal benefits for non fraud cases during times of crisis like the pandemic, asking people to pay back 1000 21,000 even $200 It's just too far and it's too much and now you're crushing their hopes that things will go back to normal and that they can rely on the government to help in step in when they needed. Alexa Tapia is with the workers rights think tank National employment Law project. Even states that she says have better systems are struggling to keep up with the influx of first time filers, new federal programs and overpayments. Like Missouri. Kentucky also has a state law requiring collection of overpaid benefits. Lawmakers and the governor's office are still working out how to grant waivers. But Tabby says most other states like Illinois and Colorado are already starting to forgive overpayments. She says. That's because there's no incentive to go after the money. It actually creates more work for the states to collect that money, And of course they do have that discretion to do so, but it would harm Their local economy is and their citizens so they should be trying to uplift at this time, and she says, overpayment bills disproportionately impact people of color, equity and economic recovery or reasons more states are forgiving overpayments. Happier worries that states like Missouri will spend more energy fighting