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"Moore She's in Washington D.C. She's got your latest world national news headlines Amy All right thanks Matt the national Republican congressional committee That's the fundraising arm of the house GOP raised $25.8 million in the third quarter that is the largest haul for that period in an off election year in the past two decades Republicans are bolstering their war chest ahead of the 2022 midterm elections Remember we told you earlier this week Texas governor Greg Abbott signed an executive order banning any entity within the state of Texas private or public from requiring COVID vaccinations Well now he's feeling some pushback in part from Austin mayor Steve Adler who tells ABC that he's not the only one who does not agree with the governor I think this is a step too far I think the governor has jumped the shark I think that he's getting now resistance from even places in the state that we're trying to be supportive Austin Texas mayor Steve Adler says there is no constitutional right to put other people at risk About 10,000 members of the united auto workers union are on strike against John Deere employees went on strike earlier this morning after the union rejected a wage deal with the farm equipment company The strike shuts down operations at 11 John Deere factories in Illinois Iowa and Kansas and at distribution centers in Georgia and Colorado President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden are scheduled to meet with Pope Francis on October 29th Reuters cites The White House saying that the president will meet with the Pope at the Vatican as he heads to the G 20 meeting in Rome Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts and more than 120 countries.

KLBJ 590AM
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"Trying to cross the fence. I thought it was my shorts that rip, but luckily it was my shoe. Formed an old school bucket brigade and throwing water on and then it became a competition. We're trying to get it out before the engine company got there, so we were pretty successful. So we feel accomplished. Then they gotta put out. Yes. Good job, guys. That's just it when we talk about, um, these first responders and that is a calling for these individuals. It truly is. It is all ingrained in them there. Yes, if any time there is someone that is in need of help, they are going to make sure that they do all they can to offer that and to help. And that's exactly what they did here. Yeah, they said, Hey, we're on duty. 24 7. If somebody needs help, we're going to go and do all we can. We've got one more story out of Albuquerque. That's related to Biden's crime Fighting plan, which includes working with Mayor Steve Adler and some other mayors coming up with strategies. This is a story out of Albuquerque, where a mother is pleading with judges to keep her own son. Locked up behind bars is 23. He's got a long criminal record, and she says he's been released over and over and over probation, ankle bracelets all of that stuff. He beats up family members. He's so bad he's so mentally ill and violent. That she and her husband kicked him out of the house when he turned 18 well, and she said they have known for quite a long time. They even when he was younger, they went in, and he was diagnosed with conduct disorder. So this isn't a mom that just has turned the other cheek and let her son just progressively get worse than not do anything. She's been fighting to help him this entire time. And, uh, He's just now at a point where he's not in the house, living with them and continues to get in. Trouble has a long rap sheet. The police keep hauling a man and the judge keeps letting him out. Yeah, so he's cut off another ankle bracelet. He's on the run from the police from a very young age, he started out Being placed into the counseling in different facilities When he turned 18 w we, actually we pushed him out of the home. We would no longer allow him in the home specifically because we have younger Children in the home and the police out there fighting to pull these people in and as they're pulling them in, the judges are slapping, putting a slap on the wrist and throwing them right back out, even with him striking our 13 year old Just recently. I've been looking online and there's nothing indicating that they have a new charge filed against him for I honestly believe the system failed. My son. I believe deep down in my heart. At some point, somebody could end up dead. And there are families like that all over America right now. Yeah, and the prosecuting it. Office was asked. Hey, why are you all doing this? And they said we actually have three, Um Charges are pending investment charges, I think is what they say against in front of the judge is to get them to revoke his, uh, his bell right now that he's out and he two of them have been denied by the judge. And one they're still they're still pinning. So this is the judge? Yes. Over and over and over. All right, That'll do it for this hour of Mark and Melinda Clay..

Chris Salcedo
Texas AG sues Austin for refusing to lift mask mandate
"Sue Travis County officials for overriding governor Abbotts order to not require mask sexes. Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Austin and Travis County officials over their decision to continue requiring mask wearing in public In a 25 page petition filed Thursday in Austin action as a state district judge to block Austin Mayor Steve Adler, Travis County Judge Andy Brown and City County Medical Director Mark S. Scott from Enforcing their mask mandate. Don Smith w B A P News as part of a multi million dollar partnership. Tarrant

The Daily Beans
Texas AG sues Austin for refusing to lift mask mandate
"Republicans in texas appear to be doing everything they can to sabotage the success of biden's roll out of the american rescue plan and the vaccine. And he's doing this. At the expense of the lives of texans both the texas ag and of course governor abbot now on wednesday texas attorney general. Ken paxton and indicted criminal by the way threatened to sue officials in austin and travis county if they did not lift local mask mandates. The announcement comes after governor. Greg abbott signed an executive order. Last week to lift the statewide mask mandate despite warnings from l. The ficials about that being incredibly stupid. The governor's executive order which took effect wednesday of this week. Also lifted capacity restrictions on the state's businesses at allowed local officials to impose mitigation strategies if hospitalizations due surge which they will but banned them from punishing residents who define mascot guidance and from limiting business capacity to less than fifty percent. Private businesses are still able to require masks on their premises but are no longer required to do so for the governor. Despite apps executive order ken paxton attorney general set in a letter wednesday that officials in the city of austin and the county that contains it stated that local orders requiring individuals to wear face masks while outside. Their homes will continue unabated. He addressed that letter to travis. County judge andy brown and austin mayor. Steve adler both of whom have said local mask. Mandates will remain in effect packs instead. The officials had until six pm wednesday to rescind any local mask. Mandates or business operating restrictions retract any related public statements and come into full compliance with the executive order quote otherwise on behalf of the state of texas. I will sue you. He said in response to paxton's letter mayor adler said he and brown would fight. Governor abbot an attorney general paxton's assault against doctors and data for as long as they possibly can

Charlie Parker
Texas AG threatens to sue Austin officials over local mask mandates
"Travis County to court if they don't re send their mask mandates, packs and tweeted Wednesday afternoon that the two governments had until six p.m. to get rid of the requirements. Mayor Steve Adler acknowledges a legal battle is likely there could easily be a legal issue with respect to whether or not the state law that gives the cities the ability to be able to enforce. Rules of the health authority whether they take priority over the governor's emergency water or not facts and says governor of its executive order ending government enforced mass mandates supersedes all local orders on the issue of its mass requirement expired Wednesday. But Austin Travis County's a Mass are still required for people outside their own homes. An arrest warrant has been issued for an Austin

Joe Pags
Dallas mayor: Federal government and FEMA need to 'step up'
"Of people in Texas still under boil water orders and face long lines and empty store shelves. President Bion says he may come to Texas next week, but he doesn't want to be a burden as we recover from a week of extreme cold, and the president said he would make a decision at the start of next week. A mayor's of some of Texas's biggest municipality say they have a long cleanup ahead of them. Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson says the issues in his city or just getting started, and they need the federal government's help. Austin Mayor Steve Adler says What's happened in Texas shows the state needs to put more regulations in place on the power grid. I'm Carrie. Lucky

KLBJ 590AM
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"FBI is part of the investigation. America is listening to Fox News News Radio K L B J I'm John Cooley. This NEWS the service of V C F O Financial and HR consulting Travis County Health Authority, Dr Mark S. Scott has recommended moving Austin down to Stage four Koven restrictions Mayor Steve Adler says the latest projections out of the University of Texas are very promising Hospitalizations heading down the same way I see you admissions continuing to head down. And Adler says the R factor, which is the number used to gauge how many people become infected after having contact with one person, but the virus is also coming down. That's now just at 10.85, which means fewer than one person on average is catching the virus through contact with others. Austin Public Health is hopeful it will receive its shipment of the modern A vaccine today, which includes thousands of second dose is for people who have already received their first it. Was expected, arrived yesterday. But despite that delay, also, public health says the second dose will still be just as effective if it was received days or weeks after the actual due date, and Austin City Council is considering ballot language for slew of May ballad items coming from local petitions, money them is items that would give the mayor veto power over the council in what is known as a strong marriage system and a public vote. That would reinstate the homeless camping ban. Calvin J. News Times four or three after look at Austin's on time traffic.

KLBJ 590AM
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"Quietly. Store for details. North Austin Mind Patrick Osborn Get Austin News on demand at news radio. K l b j dot com Todd and don show is on the air. We're live jump in at 51283605 90. Now here are Todd and done. It was just a friendly wager that we made last Friday. I guess I guess you and I have to go play golf now, Right? Is that what it is? What? The bets. If Tampa Bay one you and I would go play golf If Kansas City one you and I go bowling Are two respective sports that we're both champions in. I think I came out ahead on that. I think you did. Then you should You called itself the score wrong, But nonetheless, it was a good game. Listen, the big highlight from last night's LV. That's 55 in Roman numerals terms. Don was this was the streets around the field in the play by play with CBS 503 to go. Someone has run on the field man. Some guy with the broad Now he's not being chased. He's running down the middle of 40 hands in the air in the victory salute. He's pulling down his pants. Put up your pants. My man Pete thinks thinks he's going to change to the 30. He breaks it taken from a security dog, Kenny down the middle. The 10 failed this stage of the one that will converge on the mythical long pull up your pants took off the corn. Be a man. And then the players with him. John Hips at the other end of the field are looking at him and shaking their head and saying Why? Oh, why is this taking place in a Super Bowl, man? Oh, man, it it actually Sounds like somebody just driving down. I 35 calling out the homeless paper today. Yeah, Exactly what we know is a Wednesday, right? Yeah, man, beautiful, beautiful job, And it was, ah, material and it was a beautiful slide into into the end zone. Oh, yeah, That's what he decided to do. That was the big Priority in his life. That point Listen, the Austin City Council gonna hold a meeting tomorrow to discuss the citywide homeless camping ban. This comes after the nonprofit say Boston now is submitted more than 27,000 signatures on a petition to get the band reinstated, or at least get it on the ballot. Co founder Matt Mackowiak is hopeful that the voters will say yes in the spring population has doubled. In a year and a half for 2,505,000 people. I believe it'll double again in the next two years if we don't succeed on May 1st, yeah, the council can either adopt a new ordinance as written by save Austin now or it can call for a public vote, which is more likely the decision. The ballot language must be finalized by this coming Friday. So it's a big deal. I mean, they're already working on this behind the scenes. Jumping at 51283605 90. Also Travis County officials, they hosted a weekend drive through vaccination clinic in Southeast Austin. More than 650 doses were administered, and Austin Mayor Steve Adler says he's really hopeful the county can get more of these opportunities out in the community. Working with Austin public hat, the doctor at Scott to make sure that we can scale upto However, many vaccines the state and the federal government will give to us There you go. Now, he says. The city and the county are looking at areas that could host even larger drive thru clinics that could handle thousands of people every day, but supplied levels remain. Ah, big hurdle, according to the according to the officials. Yes. Can't wait to get mine. Get that needle in my arm. I'm looking forward to it whenever whenever, Wherever That might be. I mean, some people have had trouble just getting scheduling an appointment. So I mean, there's the demand is through the rule for the supply is low, so it's gonna be It could be a little tricky. I have some good friends who found some in Fort Worth and took a day trip up to forward to get it done. Already. Lot of people are doing that. A lot of people are searching around Texas and seeing you know, where can I get on the list? And they did. They went up there and they got it done. One is over. 65. The other one is a teacher. So they were both, you know, qualified to do it. Well, that's not good. They shouldn't have to drive that felt I should not. They should not. But that's what a lot of people resort yes, Yeah, that's.

KLBJ 590AM
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"It done there. 26 13 South Amar! Oh, Always good. Tail VJ news time 7 30 Good morning. I'm Mark Caesar. This update is brought to you by Sinus and snoring specialists. In another sign that things were improving. Local businesses are now cleared under Governor Abbotts order to resume operations at 75%. That's because the number of covert hospitalizations has remained under 15% for more than a week, Mayor Steve Adler says. We need to continue the mo mentum kids that are coming back to school and greater numbers. Now we need to be over this Stay in that Even though restaurants can increase capacity, many say they do not have the seating space to expand beyond 50% in Williamson County bars are allowed to open at 50%. An estimated 200 people turned up over the weekend to protest Austin's plan to buy the Candlewood Suites hotel and use it for housing for the homeless. Charles Cross lives nearby, he tells Fox seven. The cost of $9.5 million is too high and the location is all wrong Hotels. All over Austin. That would be perfect in the cost of a fraction of what this one will be on. You could put the homeless there and they're not gonna bother anybody in a nice residential neighborhood within 700 people have signed a petition opposing that purchase. Mayor Steve Adler has indicated the City Council will vote to buy it despite the pushback. Williamson County commissioners may express their opposition to that purchase on the commissioner's court agenda this week is item 44 asking Austin to delay the purchase of the Candlewood Suites on Picon part for 180 days. It's not just that hotel, though, but rather any property under consideration for lease or purchase to house, the homeless and Williamson County. The agenda says the city of Austin has considered this for two years and hasn't provided sufficient information to county commissioners. Our concern is the county has no way of knowing what impact these facilities may have. The city's boat was delayed last week, but the county says a one week delay is just not enough. Patrick Osborne NewsRadio Kale, BJ former president. Trump has a new legal team for his trial in the Senate defense lawyer David Showing is a frequent legal commentator, and Bruce Castor is a former D A in Pennsylvania, who faced criticism for not charging Bill Cosby in a 2004 sexual encounter. Trump, who had a high profile legal team for his first impeachment trial, has struggled to hire and retain lawyers willing to represent him against charges. He incited the deadly ride at the U. S. Capitol, which happened when a mob of loyalists stormed Congress as lawmakers met January 6 to certify Joe Biden's win. I'm Julie Walker. President Biden will meet with Republican senators to talk about their stimulus plan. 10 GOP senator said the president a letter urging him to keep negotiating amid an impasse over his $1.9 trillion plan, which Republicans say is simply too expensive and sends money to those who don't need it. They're pitching spending roughly a third of that about 600 billion His spokeswoman says The president's invited the group to the White House early this week for what she calls off full exchange of views. 7 33 and K. L B J Here's Austin's on time traffic with Isaac Cresta. We're seeing reports of Iraq on I 35 North bound that stabs me lane that's backing up traffic all the way to slaughter Lane and we're still seeing heavy congestion.

KLBJ 590AM
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"In the least three of the 11 injured were in critical condition. The state fire marshal's investigators Erica's listening Fox News 602 and Good Morning on Patrick Osborne. Topping Austin's new students in the Austin school district won't be working on campus today. It's one of four asynchronous learning days that had been planned for this semester and what that means His kids will be learning remotely, but not with real time instruction from teachers. Most of the work will be through pre recorded lectures and online activities. Avery 16 march 6th on April 9th of the other days. These this is being planned. Travis County's intensive care units have started showing steadier declines, and for another day, the number's gone down 153 people in the ICU this morning in total 564 people hospitalized. More progress also made in terms of active cases that number falling for another day as well down to 5298, all in all, 67,566 cases found with 61,614 recoveries. Austin and Travis County, both calling for more state and federal aid to help keep up rental assistance programs for both tenants and landlords. Here's Austin Mayor Steve Adler. We're looking for further and even better ways to protect landlords in the community and as begin more funding from the federal government, which is anticipated, although we urge everybody to continue to lobby the federal government as we are make sure that that happens. Austin and Travis County have extended the local eviction band until April, 1st Registration for vaccine appointments opens up once again today for his county. The online portal was launched last week. Slots filled up within less than an hour, less than half an hour. Actually, access to the portal today, though, won't be made available until afternoon. And the Travis County knew Travis County attorney has dropped 16 legal cases stemming from the George Floyd protest. And in Austin last year. The county attorney, Delia Garza, is dismissing those cases in cakes and reports 40. Other cases involved in those rights and protests are still under review. The CIA's office and Garza pledges they will still consider the cases where there was damage done a weapon involved or when there was public safety concerns. In his statement, she says the murder of George Floyd had folks around the US outraged and compelled Exercise their constitutional right to free speech and took to the streets to protest for racial justice, adding. She's looking forward to continuing the work. John Cooley news radio K L. B. J and it is 604 now must get a.

KLBJ 590AM
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"Are calling for a review of coronavirus protocols used by the National Guard in Washington. This after Fox News learned that over 100 guard members deployed for inauguration security duties in Washington have tested positive for covert 19. America is listening to Fox News. This news is brought to you by hedge cock dental. He's ready. Okay. LBJ. I'm John Cooley and topic. Austin's News. Austin ized. He's inviting students back to campus starting Monday next week, the district's Eddie Ves says. For the last two weeks, they've recommended parents keep their kids learning at home. But the dropping campus scope of positivity rate from 74% has the district pulling that Recommendation were welcoming. The students who have chosen on campus is learning to return to campus. If they wish. The return to camp. It is not mandatory families can still learn remotely if they choose to public health gives an update on the vaccination effort, saying they have in total distributed about 18.5 1000 vaccines thus far, noting they've received 24,000 from the government. Applying to resume Austin police cadet classes has been gaining steam in recent months. Maybe Steve Adler says he thinks the time is coming to make that happen. But reimagining Public Safety task force has officially recommended against that due to allegations of racial bias in training videos or Caleb EJ radar weather Watch Low 52 High 64 Get Austin News on demand it news radio k l b j dot com If we learned it from regular expenses.

KLBJ 590AM
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"Majority leader Schumer is going to be talking about now holding a speedy trial and trying to buy for Kate Senate confirmation of national security posts versus and vindictive and what I would consider an unconstitutional impeachment trial. He can't have it both ways. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has argued for a two week delay, President Biden Leaving all of those decisions up to Congress. America is listening to Fox News News radio K L B J I'm John Cooley. This news brought to you by the good feed store Austin Iced tea is inviting students back to campus starting Monday next week, the district's Eddie via says The last two weeks, They've been recommending parents keep their kids learning at home. But the drop in the campus cope with positivity rate as the district's pulling That recommendation were welcoming. Those students who have chosen on cats is learning to return to campus. If they wish. The return to camp. It is not mandatory families can still one remotely if they choose to. That is an option throughout the whole school year. The campus covert positivity rate dropped from 7% down to 4% via, says the district isn't daily contact with Austin Public health about the situation on campuses Austin Public Health gives an update on the vaccination effort, officials say they have in total distributed just about 18.5 1000 vaccines thus far. Noting they have received 12,000 vaccines last week and another 12,000 vaccines this week and I plan to resume Austin police cadet classes has been gaining steam in recent months. Mayor Steve Adler has said he thinks the time is coming to make that happen again to move forward in spring with cadet class for for for officers. The idea has found some support among city Council members. But this week, the reimagining Public Safety Task Force has recommended against restarted the academy due to allegations of racial bias and training videos. Kale BJ News Times 403, Now looking Austin's on time traffic.

KLBJ 590AM
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"Good morning. I'm Mark Caesar. National Guard troops and now back inside the U. S Capitol after many had been moved out about 15,000 National Guard members are still in Washington, D. C. About half the number deployed to ensure security for Joe Biden's inauguration. But now that the security detail has ended, thousands of guard members were told to leave the Capitol building, political reported. Hundreds were sent to a nearby parking garage crammed close together despite Covad fears and had to share a bathroom, quoting one One who said they felt betrayed by the lawmakers that they had been protecting. Some members of Congress responded. They could sleep in their offices or rock, where veteran Senator Tammy Duckworth's says she called the military brass until the guards, men and women were allowed back into the Capitol building. Jackie Quinn, Washington Mayor Steve Adler says it's time for a new approach and helping the homeless marry Steve Adler tells Caixa and what the city has been doing is not good enough. The city had repealed the local camping ban and press forward on re housing those living on the street but says it's just not working the way it should. However, he isn't endorsing bringing back the camping ban going back to where we were before where we were just hiding people that were experiencing almost nous and the numbers are growing exponentially is absolutely the wrong solution. It's inhumane. He says The city needs to do better job on re housing transparency and establishing benchmarks. John Cooley News Radio K O B. J Governor Greg Abbott says he would like to see a state law that overrides the type of policy that Austin has been using. I do expect to announce a state wide plan to address homelessness that will include a ban on capping. The governor has not elaborated, but he has indicated that within Austin, there will be a concerted focus around the capital and UT the housing market, and Austin is expected to stay red hot this year more than 17 Bill. The Indian homes were sold last year. Economists Chris Glynn tells cave you Ah lot of new work from home opportunities came up last year that makes Austin very desirable. One of the things that's happened in Austin is that already had a very hot housing market coming into 2020. And the pandemic has accelerated somebody off. The board of Realtors says a record setting 40,000 homes were sold last year. Charges have been filed against Antifa members who rioted in Portland for people arrested in violence in Portland Wednesday are formally charged with Ryan Ng that unlawful possession of destructive devices as members of anti folks mashed up small businesses, vandalized the organ headquarters of the Democratic Party and clashed with police. Everything's in graffiti in.

KLBJ 590AM
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"S of the program will and current covert 19 non essential travel restrictions will remain in place President Biden's Warren several Cabinet appointees via video conference this evening, but he did give them a stark warnings You ever worked with. May and I hear you treat another colleague with disrespect. Talk down to someone. I promise you. I will fire you on the spot. On the spot. No way fans air but side went on to say everyone deserves to be treated with decency and dignity. Something he said, has been missing the last four years. Tom Hanks hosting Tonight's celebration in Washington, D C. Saying this day is about witnessing the permanence of American ideals. Tonight features celebrities reading the words of Qi historical presidents and several musical performances. America is listening. The Fox News This'll news brought to you by Edelman FINANCIAL engines. His radio K O B. J I'm John Cooley Topic. Austin's News. Texas governor Greg Abbott is calling out Austin once again over the local homeless. This crisis, the governor tweets. If Austin doesn't reinstate the ban on homeless camping, the state will do it for them. One of several covert metrics that is looking better right now. Is what's known as the are not factor, which is always included in the University of Texas models. Marry Steve Adler says engages how many people may be getting infected from one single person with the virus showing in our factor right now of one. That means the viruses started. The virus isn't expanding its not diminishing and Austin Energies Customer assistance program, which is billed as a way to help low and moderate income Austinites see their utility bills discounted. Is accused of being used by families.

KLBJ 590AM
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"Billed as a way to help low and moderate incomes. Austinites see their utility bills discounted is accused of being used by families that live in expensive homes. Consumer advocate Paul Robbins is calling for an audit claiming the utility is wasting money. Austin's are not factor, which determines the average number of people who become infected with open 19 from a single person has taken a dive in the latest U. T model, Mayor Steve Adler says that metric now sits at one Which means transmission isn't falling yet, but it appears to have play Toad. That's the lowest that we've. That's the one number that's the lowest that we've seen in the bottling for for for a while. Despite a request for 30,000 doses of the vaccine this week, Williamson County Judge Bilge Ravel says the state has on Lee allocated 6000 doses. Family hospital system is the only state hub and the county and it's weightless is said to be more than 80,000 people Long Gravel says he has put in a request it 33,000 doses for next week. Your cabbage a radar weather watches 54 degrees high 55 Get Austin News on demand it news radio K l b j com Live and local every afternoon to the four. This is Marc, Melinda and Ed on news. Radio, K l B J Call or text them and 51283605 90. Thanks for taking my call now. Marc, Melinda and Ed Deployments. How you doing? Mr Caesar. How are you? I'm doing just great. I've been watching all the festivities today. And I just remember what a great time you and I had in the year. 2000 with the George.

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"LBJ News Time is now 802. Good morning. I'm Mark Caesar. This update is brought to you by a m and collision. Austin's mayor again calls on the state to beef up vaccine inventory, Family emergency room and Williams, a county and you detail medical school are the two new hubs included by the state this week, Mayor Steve Adler tells CBS Austin he certainly happy to see the progress opening up multiple hubs and additional opportunities, I think is great. Anything against our community. The greater supply of the vaccine. But often public health is the only other distribution hub in the area. And Adler says that's just not cutting it. His demand a skyrocketing, he thinks the community won't truly begin to be safe until upwards of 70% of people have gotten both covert 19 shots. Patrick Osborne News Radio K L B J Governor Rabbit will be in Houston today for a discussion with health care workers in the fight against coronavirus. He'll provide updates on the state's efforts to get more vaccines. Abbott will also lay out his main priorities for the Legislature dealing with the pandemic. A plan is in the works to overhaul South Pleasant Valley Road by adding new divided lanes, sidewalks and bike pats. Mobility Authority engineer Mike Sexton tells Kick CNN The plan would include realigning the road and connecting it with S H 45. That's all designed to improve safety. The road today needs needs an improvement already just because there is already significant amount of traffic demand in that area to $12 million project. It still needs full approval, but construction could begin by sometime next year. As of today to campuses in the Manger School district have moved to 100% Virtual learning, Presidential Meadows Elementary and Maynor senior high will make that move temporarily, according to district officials. This is going to a number of staff needing to quarantine 804 Kale, BJ. Here's Austin's on Time traffic with Melinda Brandt. Flow traffic conditions in round rock on 35 south bound in between old settlers Boulevard and McNeil and then 35 North bound, also dealing with slow traffic starting as you're approaching slaughter and extending to staff, me and brake lights popping up on 1 83 North found in between Cameron Road and Colin rode your next report today. 15 I Melinda brilliant with Austin's on time traffic. Today. Occasional rain and drizzle are high today at 70 from the Weather Center. I'm Steve Williams. This segment be three. Get off the news on demand and news,.

KLBJ 590AM
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"And don Prior had it here on the tide of Don show. How about this story out of San Antonio? This woman arrested for committing voter fraud in the November elections. E thought that stuff didn't happen. I thought none of that ever happened out there in America. Did Anton well, it'd pay Rachel Rodriguez, she's accused of voter harvesting. Leading up to the election. She's facing charges of election fraud, illegal voting, unlawfully assisting people voting by mail and unlawfully possessing an official ballot. Rodriguez. She was the one that was in that project Veritas video last fall where she was, she said she could deliver melon votes for cash. The video was captured by retired federal agents who are now private investigators. And she was the one who was trying to help people, you know, fill out their ballots. Are you sure this is the one? You want A boy? You know this? Is this the one? You sure you don't want him? You know you You want it? You don't want to vote for John Cornyn. Do you want to vote for that? You don't do this. And you know that you saw the video, and I'm starting to think. Was there anything like this when it comes to prop a in Austin? Goodness gracious because no body has ever called this show to say they supported property, not increasing their city property taxes 24. 4% not one we need to call after call on the other side, I I'm just curious if some of these things people that we're getting the balance the to Mellie and locally in Travis County, they went door to door, helping people fill them out and pick him up. I just wanted that they had additional information to help people vote a certain way. Well, either directly or indirectly through, you know, mind games in this that in the other, and certainly the wording of the ballot themselves at the at the polling locations which for a lot of people just made it look like Oh, this is great. Yes, Absolutely. I love trains. Love bicycles. Love. Love This love that, Uh, yes, I mean, bottom line. People were manipulated one way or another. Yeah. And let's see. Marry in South Austin. Good morning. Hey, Good morning, guys. Are you doing? Yes. Well, listen, you know, uh, far is, uh, you know, one guy earlier talking about his daughter and tech talk and everything James called in earlier, and he's got a 13 year old in eighth grader that comes home from school talking politics, and he's got the wrong information after staring into our social media accounts. Correct in and it the hard thing right now is that of course, we know that history is not being taught properly in our schools, and the only advice I have for parents nowadays is to sit down with their Children themselves. And do history. Lessons of what pull pot did But now say Tongue did a look of the information control in China who supports Tic Tac so Uh, teaching Children that and then comparing that to even the way that the left has information control under mainstream media, how you could go to rules for radicals and look how they teach people how to devalue and dehumanize their enemy. Because that's the way to cause hate fear chaos and that's what people do when they want to, you know, take over Mary. Listen, the United States has been invaded by the CCP. The Chinese Communist government has invaded the United States. It began with them buying up real estates all across this country. In fact, in fact, I think it was October November of 2019, where Mayor Steve Adler was posting pictures shaken hands with Chinese officials trying to encourage them to invest more dollars into Austin, Texas, buying property and that sort of thing. They one of the salvos in this digital war that China has launched against us. Was to unleash, maybe not unleash, but at least give us some disinformation. When it comes to this virus. It was a year ago this week that the Chinese Communist told us that this virus could not be spread human to human. That was exactly a year ago this week, Mary Yes, correct. And And if I could add real quick since you brought that up, eh? So well, is that this poster that's being put out by the FBI about these, You know, you know, go to your capital with armed and stuff..

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"steve adler" Discussed on Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"Trying to Have AH, opening for 7500 people a week at the Alamodome. Meanwhile, San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg and Austin's mayor Steve Adler, what direct shipments of the Corona virus vaccine at the to sign their name to a letter sent to President elect Joe Biden, asking the incoming administration for direct access, and Nierenberg says the direct line will expand and improve access for cities. Rising social media platforms taking on Amazon in the courtroom and Seattle parlor trying to get a federal court judge to force Amazon to allow parlor back on the AWS servers. President Trump was considering moved to parlor after his Twitter account was blocked. But Fox has learned Trump Son in law. Jared Kushner Nix the idea out of concern that Parker's platform was not secure enough. But then came last week's right at the Capitol summer, partially blaming parlor for allowing hateful calls for violence on its platform. In the days and weeks leading up to the riot. Some Amazon employees were pressuring Amazon to dump parlor. And on Sunday, Amazon did just that, suspending its account. Claiming parlor violated its contract by not doing a better job of policing content on the site. Parlor CEO argues Amazon caved to political pressure from liberals and violated the contract with the early termination. Get the latest news anytime anywhere. Just tell your voice activated. Smart device to play news radio 1200 w o a eye on my heart radio. I'm Carrie Laki news Radio 1200 W away. I Free healthcare hundreds to more than $1000 per month and disability compensation and tens of thousands for college tuition. These are just some of the U. S. Department of Veterans Affairs..

KLBJ 590AM
"steve adler" Discussed on KLBJ 590AM
"LBJ News Time is 6 30 Good morning on Mark Caesar. President Trump has now been impeached for a second time, lawmakers concluded the commander in chief is guilty of incitement of insurrection. Democrats were joined by 10 Republicans to say he remains a threat to the nation. Video address from the White House. The president condemned last week's violence but did not address impeachment. No true supporter of mine could ever endorse political violence. Now it's up to the Senate to hold a trial and determine whether to convict Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has rejected the idea of an emergency session, saying it will need to wait until after the inauguration. And intense security measures are in place ahead of that inauguration. The U. S Capital, is now a Citadel National guard in camped inside the Capitol in Library of Congress. Troops haven't slept here since the civil war layers of fencing now in circle the capital bolstered by concertina wire worthy of sing Sing. House members must now pass through magnetometers for debates in the House chamber that drew House of protest from freshman Colorado representative and Second Amendment advocates. Lauren Bo Burt. She bought when U. S Capitol police stopped her to inspect her bag in protest. Some Republicans just ignored the cops and sidestep the Maggs. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, now imposing fines of members Don't follow Police rules. Mayor Steve Adler has signed a letter to incoming President Biden pleading for more vaccines. Mayor Steve Adler is one of many local leaders from across America to sign that letter. The vaccine supply. Jane begins with the feds, then down to the state and then local distribution hubs, and Adler says the state is just not meeting demand. We have 202 150,000 people that qualify as really vulnerable in our city. And right now we have 12,000 vaccinations. A letter not only asked Joe Biden's in vaccines directly the city's most in need. It also asked for a lot more money for distribution. Mayors of San Antonio, Houston and Dallas have also signed Patrick Osborne News radio K O B. J Austin's new website to get registered for the vaccine was flooded yesterday. Austin Public Health Director Stephanie Hayden over 20,000 individuals that have signed up with accounts but with only 12,000 doses available. That means at least 8000 have signed up and they're gonna have to keep waiting. 6 33 K. L. B J Here's Austin's on time traffic with Don Prior. Right right now North and 35 approaching seventh, and that is definitely backing you up all them all the way to have been wide at this point. So get ready for that unfortunate delay coming in also record north bound 23 approaching 71 near the airport That's clearing up, so I'm seeing improved traffic flow there. That's about it for the moment, Don prior with Austin's on time traffic Sunny skies. It'll be a breezy afternoon. Our high today 66. It'll be clear tonight and of those 37 from the Weather Center. I'm Steve Williams. This segment.

KLBJ 590AM
"steve adler" Discussed on KLBJ 590AM
"Lake Travis, Leander, Maynor, Pflueger, Ville, Round Rock and Taylor. District on a two hour delay include bass Drop Dripping Springs, Lockhart, Luling and Wimberly. Snowy conditions have left thousands of people without power. Marissa Mon Roi with Austin Energy tells CBS Austin Snow accumulation weighed down branches on the power line by midweek last week that we might be facing a situation so we made sure we had extra crews ready and on hand about 37,000. People did have to deal with how outages at last report, which came in around midnight, Austin Energy says it was still trying to get the power back on for about 4000. Customers and crews have been working through the night. Get that done. Also in the news, the wintry weather is the reason the city of Austin says it's online coronavirus. Dashboard has not been updated over the past day. The most recent number of hospitalizations reported by the county's 586 of the overall 55,870 cases found over the past 10 months 6044 active 49,257 or recoveries. Central Texas bars have been ordered shut down, and restaurants have been ordered to operate at half capacity that took effect this weekend. After at least 15% of Central Texas hospital beds were made up of covert patients for seven straight days. Austin's mayor Steve Adler, says You can still help out local businesses by shopping online or working with curbside delivery. Please try to support our local businesses, much as she can. If there's an opportunity that tip, please over tip Because those folks needed the same. Local health officials say this rollback is a concerning reminder that Austin Travis County is in a deadly covert surge. John Cooley News Radio K. L. B. J And so the Austin Convention Center is.

Austin's Morning News
Bars must close again in several central Texas counties
"Texas bars have been ordered shut down, and restaurants have been ordered to operate at half capacity that took effect this weekend. After at least 15% of Central Texas hospital beds were made up of covert patients for seven straight days. Austin's mayor Steve Adler, says You can still help out local businesses by shopping online or working with curbside delivery. Please try to support our local businesses, much as she can. If there's an opportunity that tip, please over tip Because those folks needed the same.

KLBJ 590AM
"steve adler" Discussed on KLBJ 590AM
"This steam pro testing in Washington. The president will address the rally this morning and in the Corona virus surgeon of the record nearly 3800 deaths reported in the US Yesterday. America's listening to Fox News 602 and good morning to you want Patrick Osborne Topping Austin's news, the Travis County Health Authority, predicting another Covitz surge soon. Health authority Dr Mark S got explains all the prediction show the city and county getting worse. He reminds leaders that local hospital systems expect they can handle 200 ICU covert cases. But anything after that becomes a big problem. Projection right now is that will exceed capacity of that 200 hospital beds by Jane with 15, he believes as the increase in infections start to hit that 200 cap count could be surpassed even sooner. John Cooley NEWS radio K O B. J magazines have not been rolling out smoothly in the Austin area, and Travis County Commissioner Brigid Shea blames most of that on Governor Abbott. And now it seems to me like there's even more chaos in the process of even knowing we're vaccines are available. And how many are available and how the public could access the Boston public health. Also pointing the finger at the staging is not their fault. Vaccines haven't been administered efficiently. 13% of Austin Public Health 1300 Mo Darren A vaccine doses have so far been given out to the homeless. Recommendations are being made for local schools. As many campuses are opening back up this week, Austin Mayor Steve Adler says use of the bus or car pool and should be avoided. School shouldn't let kids congregate in cafeteria, strongly recommending that parents transition their Children their virtual education for at least two weeks as we now get to this higher place of infectivity. The recommendation also includes canceling most, if not all, extracurricular activities, and if that's not possible, significantly modifying those Vents to include things like Proactiv testing in Texas State University has made it a requirement that all students or staff who are returning to campus be tested for coronavirus beforehand. In person. Classes will resume at Texas State University on January. 19th officials say everyone should plan to get tested with within one week prior to the return to campus. And it is now 604. Let's check out Austin's on time traffic with Don Prior big issue out there this morning is not Rex or stalls or anything like that. Really. Fog is what you want to be aware of. If you're about to head out on your morning commute, depending on where you are, I could have some very, very heavy for you Want to take it easy coming in, Maybe give yourself a little bit extra time. Other than that, looking good right now, don Prior.

Richard Eeds
Anthony Fauci expected to meet with Joe Biden's transition team Thursday
"This is a probably the most fraudulent election that anyone's ever seen. President elect Joe Biden and Dr Anthony Fauci are scheduled to hold a teleconference today. I'm looking forward to it, it likely will be the first of a Syriza's of normal type of transition undertaking, she says. Normal transition items such as the state of vaccines and the overall Corona virus pandemic are on the agenda. A central Texas mayor regrets vacationing in Mexico while telling people to avoid travel due to the coronavirus, I know that in my position, I need to send a clearer message. I'm sorry I took that trip. It was a lapse in judgment, and I want you to know that I apologize. Austin Democratic Mayor Steve Adler says he didn't violate any coronavirus health orders When he traveled in early November after his daughter got married. The mayor admits to being worried the trip could be used to justify risking Behavior. Ah, volunteer at the Big Cat Rescue made famous by the Netflix series. Tiger King is recovering after a gruesome attack today, officials say the volunteer at the tap of facility nearly had her arm ripped off while feeding

Rush Limbaugh
Austin sees highest active COVID-19 cases since Aug. 15
"Up by Austin Public Health and Mayor Steve Adler. After active covert cases climb into the quadruple digits, Adler says, more than 50% of new cases between the age of 20 and 39. This is the first time That we have had active cases over 1000 since August. 15 other says he believes the rise in cases because more people are spending time in groups of family or friends. As the holiday season is getting underway. Austin Public Health is recommending testing for anyone who attended a Halloween party. The Texas

Mark and Melynda
Travis County coronavirus data trends downward, but caution urged
"County Health leaders. This week's had covert dreams are leveling off, and that's not great news, considering that the numbers are still pretty high. But looking at the new model from UT Mayor Steve Adler says there have been 45% fewer infections over the past 14 days. Those numbers at this point with indicate that that we could still pull this number down that were not leveling off model also shows the doubling time for new cases is steadily declining and the problem Bility that the pandemic is still growing is only 4%.

Mark and Melynda
Houston - Nine Texas mayors ask governor to allow them to require masks
"We've got to the mayors of all the major cities in Texas writing a letter to governor Greg Abbott today that includes mayor Steve Adler of all screwed and they want the governor to give individual mayors the authority to set rules on wearing masks in public set their own punishments their own enforcement mechanisms they say that a one size fits all approach is not the best option for Texas in right now governor Abbott has been clear he thinks you should wear a mask but he'll leave it up to you he's not going to try to force all people to wear a mask and if they're caught not wearing a mask hit him with a

Gurvey's Law
Austin Mayor: Texas sees largest single-day increase in coronavirus cases
"Austin mayor Steve Adler says Texas has seen its highest single day leaping covert nineteen affection infections and the numbers give him pause we know for absolute certainty that issue increased physical interactions between people you are going to increase the number of new cases it just happens that's why everybody's staying at home shut this thing down the question is are those new cases going to come at such a rate at such a pace that we put up or put on a path to to overload our hospitals that's what we can't let happen and that's why we have to watch these

AP 24 Hour News
Austin officials cancel South by Southwest festival
"Six are in Houston prompting officials in Austin to cancel south by southwest mayor Steve Adler I'm gonna hand and Claire a local disaster in in the city well no one in Austin area has been diagnosed with the virus the worry is since the arts and tech festival draws a big international crowd it could pose a serious threat that people could contract the contagion this is AP

AP 24 Hour News
Pence confirms 21 on Grand Princess ship off San Francisco have COVID-19
"Vice president Mike pence head of the administration's coronavirus responses twenty one of the forty six people tested onboard a cruise ship off San Francisco have tested positive for the covert nineteen virus nineteen of them crew members pence also advises older people to stay away from cruises right now ships represent a unique challenge for health officials and and so we would ask of the elderly Americans to use common sense and caution in planning any cruise ship vacation pence says a ship with thirty five hundred people on board will be brought into port this weekend where everyone will be tested those testing positive will be quarantined while sicker patients will be hospitalized pence was taken aback when a reporter asked about two people who attended this week's American Israel public affairs committee conference in Washington who tested positive for the corona viruses the first I've heard of it in the midst of a busy day the group tweeted today that the pair from New York tested positive for the virus their cases are the first to be linked to Washington thousands of people attended that conference including members of Congress ranking members of the administration both pence and secretary of state Mike Pompeo spoke at the gathering so far fourteen people have died from the virus in the U. S. thirteen in Washington state there are some two hundred cases scattered across eighteen states six are in Houston prompting officials in Austin to cancel south by southwest mayor Steve Adler I'm gonna hand and cleared up a local disaster in in the city well no one in Austin area has been diagnosed with the virus the worry is since the arts and tech festival draws a big international crowd it could pose a serious threat the people could contract the

Michael Berry
Austin officials cancel South by Southwest festival
"News Austin south by southwest festival has been cancelled Austin mayor Steve Adler says it was all due to the corona virus I thought I had and cleared off a local disaster hi and not in the city and associated with that have issued an order that effectively cancels south by southwest the concern was the festival re drawing people from areas where the outbreak is already spreading and as a result south by southwest has been canceled this year so far there's been no confirmed cases of coronavirus in the Austin area but six cases confirmed in the Houston

Lance McAlister
Coronavirus Update: Outbreak Spreads in U.S.
"Ohio likely next to report a case of corona virus today Indiana and Kentucky each reported that they have a confirmed case we're announcing that Kentucky has its first confirmed case of the corona virus the individual that has tested positive for the virus is in Lexington and is currently being treated in isolation that's the governor Andy Beshear earlier today the Indiana health commissioner Kristina box station as an adult who recently traveled to Boston and had contact with individuals at an event last week were positive cases have been identified this individual is currently in isolation and there is no ongoing risk to the public governors of Indiana and Kentucky both declaring states of emergency and a bunch of cases of coronavirus now confirmed on that ship that's anchored off the coast of San Francisco confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus on a cruise ship off California everyone individuals on the grand princess tested positive for among those weird nineteen crew members vice president pence's forty six people on the ship who self reported symptoms with the virus or tested kits were airdropped by National Guard helicopters to the death of the grand princess worries about covert nineteen canceling the south by southwest festival Steve Adler is the mayor of Austin Texas I had and fired off a local disaster no one in the Austin area has been found to have the virus as of yet but the festival would have drawn a large crowd of very large one an international audience into very close quarters and authorities say that's a threat of contagion the U. S. death toll meanwhile continues to rise as a result of the corona virus outbreak right now it is up to at least

Austin's Morning News
Austin mayor expresses interest in restricting homeless camping
"BJ Austin mayor Steve Adler hopes to act on restricting homeless camping recommendations later this month a recent city memo recommends a city start restricting camping sitting and lying on sidewalks like the city regulates dock with scooters it also recommends restricting getting away from highly traffic areas and merit Adler agrees with that we need to start making those areas off limits for for camping at the same time that we're finding the sap issue more more places for people to be Abbas says the number of Austin's chronically homeless has dramatically risen over the past two years and sees those camps decreasing as the council starts

Rush Limbaugh
The Battle Over 3D-Printed Guns Continues
"On John, Cooley this news the surface of John Deere agro Austin's. Mayor Steve Adler is, suggesting council ceased the. Code next process altogether the League Cup an alleged Russian hackers conversations security researcher shows more about the shadowy group of twelve Russian spies indicted by the FBI last month for targeting the two thousand sixteen US elections Austin-based defense distributed vows to fight on after a judge blocks online plans for a three d. printed gun that. Ruling coming from, a federal judge in Seattle hours before Cody Wilson of defense, distributed plan, to release, those blueprints for three d printable guns his attorney, Josh Blackman say sharing this information as a first amendment issue he tries to put some files on the internet that could be, used three d. printed guns and the federal government told them you cannot put these files on the internet even as a way to communicate with other American earlier badger blueprints was released online last week about two thousand people were able to download them that followed a five year legal. Battle in which Wilson did win the right to publish them Patrick. Osborne NewsRadio kill Jay Jay's radar weather launch five ninety. Six, I'm John Cooley get Austin news on demand at newsradiokkob He'll be j. dot com What are you? Get.

America in the Morning
Florida man with no arms charged with stabbing man with scissors
"You by south coast tax the justice department says it will reopen the investigation into the murder of emmett till back in one thousand nine hundred eighty five the fourteen year old was murdered in mississippi helping to inspire the civil rights movement in a book last year white woman who accused till of touching her starting the whole thing admitted that she had lied more questions today about whether some american mayors across the mexican border illegally here's abc's jim ryan in dallas during a protest involving more than a dozen mayors i june twentyfirst new york's bill de blasio tried to get a closer look at a holding facility for immigrant kids or someone here to talk to you about he was turned away later he and austin mayor steve adler and others were spotted alongside the rio grande south of the facility they told border patrol the walked up from the mexican side a letter from customs and border protection suggests the group had illegally crossed into mexico laws yo says he and the others had permission from border patrol supervisor jim ryan abc news dallas millions of twitter accounts may start going away today twitter says it's launching a crackdown on fake accounts and homeless men in florida who has no arms is accused of stabbing tourist yes you heard that right fortysix year old jonathan crenshaw is an armless artists to use his feet to paint pictures he used those same feat police say to grab a pair of scissors and stab another man a tourist before putting the scissors in his pocket with his feet and walking away another man says he was just asking for directions this is abc news it's time to join the millions of people using zoom videoconferencing.