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"Well, it turns out there's more to the story there because now the cops are involved. Yes, they're going to probe the 7-Eleven owners for assault after they beat the brazen thief stealing cigarettes from their store. Thief had stolen two other times and threatened to shoot the staff the day before to seek 7-Eleven workers who attacked the thief after repeatedly targeted their store. They're now under investigation. Well, of course. Kind of shades of Jose Alba, the New York City bodega owner who had a fight for his life. There's four minutes of this guy robbing them before they can do anything. Four minutes probably of him destroying the store, taking things off the shelf, putting it in this big garbage bag that he had there, garbage pan really, basket it was. Yeah, he had a can with wheels on it. Like a tail, yeah. Four minutes of him stealing stuff and then the guy finally had his opportunity and he whipped his ass and now they're under investigation. Yeah, it makes sense. The attempted theft on July 29th was allegedly the third time in two days the man had targeted the store. On a previous occasion, he tried to intimidate staff by claiming that he had a gun. Despite widespread praise for the workers defending the business, Stockton Police said they are now under investigation for assault. A robbery probe, though, is also underway. Really, you need to probe something, you can see with your own eyes. It's been brought to our attention that a video of two 7-Eleven employees assaulting a robbery suspect has been circulated. We're aware of the incident and the investigation is ongoing, they said in a statement on Saturday. All right, more news coming up with Delgado. When we get back, live from Studio 6B on a Monday. Glad you're a part of the show. Don't go anywhere.
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"Update. More alarming details are released concerning the rate of Mar-a-Lago, a new report says the FBI sees documents with classified Intel on Iran and China from former president Trump's Mar-a-Lago home. The Washington Post reported that at least one document seized describes Iran's missile program, FBI agents took over 13,000 documents during the August search with over 100 of them classified. President Biden's student relief debt program is being temporarily paused by a federal appeals court. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th circuit court ruled it will be put on hold while challenges play out. The Biden administration must now respond by Monday night, the president announced earlier that over 22 million people have applied for student loan debt forgiveness since the release of an application earlier this week. President Biden says his intent is to run in 2024, but not to expect a formal announcement anytime soon. The reason I'm not making a judgment about formally running and not running once I make that judgment, a whole series of regulations kick in. And I have to be I treat myself as a candidate from that moment on. I have not made that formal decision, but it's by intention. Biden spoke in the exclusive MSNBC interview on topics such as the student loan relief rollout midterm elections and former president Trump. He argued that the GOP doesn't have a plan to address economic concerns warning that Republicans only platform is tearing down what he has been able to do, and former Trump adviser Steve Bannon will stay out of prison for now as an appeals process plays out. He was sentenced to four months behind bars after he was convicted of contempt of Congress, however he'll remain a free man while an appeal is pursued. He was hit with the contempt charges after refusing to comply with the subpoena from the committee investigating last year's capital attack. I'm Jim Forbes. The man accused of going on a killing spree in California reportedly used a ghost gun for his crimes. No background check is needed to buy a ghost gun, and they don't have serial numbers, making them harder to trace. Wesley brownlee, the man connected to 6 murders and one attempted murder in Stockton and Oakland was banned from buying or owning guns because he's a convicted drug offender, Stockton police department spokesperson, Joseph Silva says, brownlee says ballistics evidence from the crime scenes connects him to the shootings, brownlee is being charged with three counts of murder and more charges may come soon. The widow of a former USC football player is suing college football over her husband's death. Nica maga has the very latest. Alana G filed the suit against the NCAA after her husband Matthew died from permanent brain damage caused by repeated blows to the head. G played for the 1990 rose bowl winning Trojan squad of the hundreds of similar cases in recent years. This is only the second to go to trial, and it could be the first to go all the way to a jury, a 2018 trial in Texas ended in a settlement after several days of testimony, NCAA lawyers dispute football as the cause of G's death, pointing instead to heavy drinking, drugs, and other health problems. And police in Raleigh, North Carolina are detailing the tense four hour search for a 15 year old suspect, accused of last week's deadly mass shooting, a 5 day report released by the police department states, the suspect, identified as Austin Thompson, shot his 16 year old brother James before killing four others. The report says the suspect had a shotgun, handgun, and hunting knife when they found him, and a barn like structure. Thompson remains hospitalized as he recovers from a gunshot wound, a motive for the attack hasn't come forward at this time. And that's the very latest. I'm Jim Forbes. Now this Bloomberg sports update, Kyle schwarber led off the first inning of the home run gene Segura atoned for a run scoring error with a go ahead single, and the Philadelphia Phillies edged the Padres four to two to take a two games to one lead in the national league championship series game four later this evening that Citizens Bank park at 7 45, the Phillies return home to another packed house for their first national league championship series game in the city since 2010, meanwhile, it's going to be an uphill battle for the Yankees as they try to make it to the World Series. The Yankees trailing the Houston Astros, two games to none in the American League championship series, game three of the series shifting to The Bronx, so Yankee Stadium later this afternoon at 5 O 7. The Brooklyn Nets now one in one on the young season after they defeated Toronto one O 9 one O 5, Kyrie Irving led the nets and scoring with 30 points, Kevin Durant had 27, Pascal siakam, the triple double for Toronto, 37 points, 11 assists, and 13 rebounds. Linux won their home opener at Madison Square Garden after an opening night lost in Memphis as they defeat the pistons one 30 to one O 6. Emmanuel quickly came off the bench to lead the Knicks and scoring with 20 points. Major League Soccer New York City FC traveled north on the border for the next round of the MLS cup playoffs, and why CFC visit CF Montreal and the Eastern Conference semi zone Sunday afternoon. New York City coming off a three zero victory in the first round over into Miami CF. Fanatic CEO Michael Rubin is divesting as a limited partner of the Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils after selling to 10% stake in Harris blitzer sports and entertainment. Rubin
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"Way not to comment regarding the January 6th committee. Now says he believes the testimony and new video released was devastating, the never before seen footage from the 2021 capitol riot shows House speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer, making urgent phone calls for help. Authorities in Northern California have made an arrest in connection with 6 murders over the past two years. Stockton police chief Stanley mcfadden, says he certain officers prevented another attack when they took the suspect into custody on Saturday. He was on a mission to kill. He was out hunting. Harasser was Wesley Brown, 43 for homicide. The shooting started in Oakland in April of 2021, 5 more killings happened between July and September of this year. Breast cancers had emerged within 5 years of giving birth or more likely to spread and become deadly, as according to a study from Oregon health and science university that looked at 2700 women. I'm Tammy trujillo. You're listening to Bloomberg business of sports from Bloomberg radio. This is the Bloomberg business of sports show where we explore the big money issues in the world of sports. I'm Michael Barr. I'm scarlet fu. And I'm Damien Sarah sour. And we are back more with Harold Reynolds on the MOB network throughout the postseason as it will be network is airing live coverage before and after every game. MLB network is also airing the ALDS and ALCS in Spanish this postseason, which brings me to the point every time I'm watching you guys, I got my pencil and I got my paper and I'm trying to set the odds up and everybody knows where I'm going with this guy. Scarlett has got that look like you degenerate bar. What do you think a gambling in baseball? I know it's sounds like a tired subject. But it's big, it's huge, more states are coming on in game action of betting. It is here to stay. Oh, it's here to stay. And so right on the same lines with fantasy, you know, I think fantasy really propelled football and everything else. And it's not even really as much about watching the game as it is about falling players. But I think most of the baseball came to the conclusion of it's involving the fans so much that you have to open the doors to it. So that's why he starts seeing a lot more. I'm surprised. Where I played with the gambling and different things that went on with scrutiny, we had to go through after Pete Rose. You know, so it's kind of it shocked to my system, so to speak. Gambling, what? You know? But I see it now and I understand it angle with fan involvement and it really is an engagement for fans and it's helped the sport grow with people following it. So I think that's where they kind of had to side with, okay, here's what's going on. We have to hop in and get involved. Yeah, there's an argument to be made, though, that, I mean, and I get with legalized sports betting that you're going to have a lot of analytics and data so that people can look through them and figure out how to quantify their bets. But at the same time, with the explosion of statistics and analytics, we've seen other sports like football or basketball get more exciting, but there's an argument that the explosion of analytics and statistics have kind of ruined baseball has made the game more boring. Baseball was already very numbers have a very math heavy. Everything's done based on numbers in a way that the game is less exciting even though it might get a more optimized result. If you're just looking for wins. Well, you're dead, I'm scared. I think that's why we had to implement the rule changes we're seeing. The game slowed down. And it sounds like you're like, yeah. It absolutely did. Did we blame analytics and stats for that? Well, I really do. I think we look at the shift rule, okay? The increase of shifts, the defensive shifts where we're putting three or four defenders on one side to come up with the best plausible way to now. And then what we're telling hitters don't hit the ball the other way, batting average doesn't matter. We want you to hit home front. So if you guys have a problem, you're probably going to pull the ball. So then they throw defenders on one side of the field. And guys are hitting the ball into the shift instead of a way. And as a result, there was no base runners that run scoring went down. The batting average for the first time is the lowest since they lowered the mount in 1968. So there had to be a way to increase action. And I do believe that analytically, yes, we slowed the game down because of the efficiency of the defense and being able to implement the numbers. You spent 12 years in the majors. Ten with a Mariners. I know we've talked about a lot of changes with the everything pitch clock this and that, whatever. But in your era, what has changed compared to what you're seeing now. Well, I think one, the thought of getting a hit, hit it where the aim. So to speak, it's a big slug and that doesn't factor in the thinking of a lot of hitters today. They're trying to hit through them or hit it over them instead of hitting whether or not. The stolen base. I mean, that was one thing that was just, you know, I'll tell you guys a quick story. I think David brought this up earlier. I wanted to have stolen base title in 1987. I was the only guy in the decade that won outside of Ricky Henderson. Ricky was averaging like a hundred stills a year. And in 87, he got injured about May, he already had 30 stolen bases. And so the last day of the season that comes down to me and Willie Wilson of the Kansas City royal. We both have 59. I still a base. I win the title. This is over, we're not in the playoffs. I get home the next day in Seattle. My phone rings because we were down in Texas and I get back home to Seattle. Phone rings and it's Ricky Henderson. Ricky. He always talked to me in the third person. He'll say, hey, playing cards are gonna go, Ricky, got a sweet hand. That's how he talks. So I answer the phone. Hello. He says, Henderson here. What up, Rick? What's going on? Congratulate me, right? Uh huh. And he goes, 60 stolen bases. You ought to be ashamed. Click and hung on the phone. Are you hung up on Ricky? No, he hung up on me. That's great. That is statement. 60 stolen basically got a shame Click, hung up. And so you were asking, what's the difference? I think Ricky's Paul is hair out right now, seeing guys still in third and 40 bases of season. And even have that before the officer breaking that 30 or 40 stone bases. So that brought that story on. I figured it'd be entertaining. I have to say, though, watching someone steal base, it adds that element of a spontaneity, right? It's a mini drama within the bigger drama of the game itself. I remember as a tigers fan, Cecil Fielder, stole a base. And we lost our minds. No, the first basement. And you talk about a big dude. I'm like, there's no. He's been doing steel bases. You need bigger bases, man. Obsessed with trying to do it. Yeah. Oh, Harold Reynolds, man. You are the man. And I am so glad that you came back to join us, man, as old friend of the show. Harold Reynolds, you can watch him on the MLB network throughout the postseason. You are so kind to join us. Thank you for joining us right here on the Bloomberg business of sports. I appreciate it. Enjoy the run and we'll see who wins it at the end. I'll talk to you soon for sure. Thank you. Take care of them. Thank you. Harold Reynolds, man. You always enjoy talking with him. Especially when he compares the differences between when he played and the game today and he's right, I enjoyed watching the stolen bases. It's that was a fun part of the game when I was much younger and didn't have as much gray in my hair. It was exciting also to see Ricky Henderson and whether he is going to curl his fingers up into a ball. There are little tells, not that I'm a Ricky Henderson expert, but you
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"President Biden is calling the testimony and new video released from the January 6th committee devastating. The never before seen footage from the 2021 capitol riot shows House speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer making urgent phone calls for help as rioters breached the capitol, Stockton police made an arrest Saturday in connection with the series of killings that has gripped the California city and made national headlines. Criss-cross has more. 6 people have been gunned down in the deadly string 5 in Stockton and won an Oakland stretching back to 2021 all are tied to a single weapon. Police said earlier this month, that person is now in custody identified as 43 year old Wesley brownlee, a resident of the city. Police remain unclear about why the victims were targeted, none were robbed or beaten and the killings all took place within a few square miles of each other. I'm Chris crag. A man is in custody after trying to break into Kim Kardashian's home in Los Angeles, officers say the man's known in the area and has been caught on surveillance footage before. I'm Tammy trujillo. Your listening to balance of power with David Westin on Bloomberg radio. My conversation with Bridgewater founder ray dalio continues on the rise of China and whether it is on the right path. But first, we pick up the conversation on the reduction of the value of currencies around the world. This is. This is the question of our time. We will, over the next ten years, certainly, I think. Be trying to find the answer of what is the store hold of wealth, because usually it's a money and then a debt instrument in holding that money. But as that goes down, then there is the question of what it is. What is that currency in store hold of wealth? So we're in that place. It's always handy to be the thing that is your buying power. You're going to see it more in inflation head jasset. So like if you're thinking about a bond, it's better to think about an inflation hedge bond than to think about a tips or inflation hedge assets along those lines. And I think that you're going to see then the parts of the economy. So I think basically if I was saving, what would I want to say then? I'd like to save in the things I know that I'm going to need. So I would like to say then my residents, my house, I would like to say that if I could pay forward my kids education, pay forward the food or the healthcare that I can. And so on, I would want to save in those things to buy forward the things I need. Most fundamentally. I think if we start to think that way, not only in terms of the investment. But what are even the meat and potatoes type of businesses that are doing that? And then also, I think that you have to think geographically. Where is best in the world? Okay, and I'll say that best in the world, our countries, in which they're earning more than their spending and their balance sheets are more assets and liabilities on them, that they're civil with each other. And then they're not in conflict, and they're not in risk of an international war. It's basically those fundamentals. And then I would say we are in an intellectual revolution that our capacity to invent and think and use technologies to help us think has never been greater than before. And so those revolutionary type of technologies when they're cutting edge. I think that those are good investments. And I think then what you have to do is also diversify. That's because the thing I learned is it's all return in relation to risk. Everybody looks at how much return you make. But it only takes one time to knock you out. It's been doing this 47 years. And we survived. You have to survive first. It only takes one time to knock you out of the game. And so you should never lose more than X amount of money that you can't recover. Because you lose 50%, it takes a 100% to get back. So diversification, knowing how to do that well, allows you to reduce your risk by up to 80% without reducing your return. So I think that those would be the approaches that I would emphasize in this environment. And I would not generally speak. I don't think we're going to have a sustainable interest rate that is going to be a real adequate interest rate. And so I would stay away from debt ish issue. Now, the interest rates went from ridiculously stupid interest rates and they're coming into an era an area that's still, I think, is too low, but it's not as ridiculous as it was before. They have to get really. So when you play with that game, if you want me to just do it, I'll just give you my thought real quick. Okay, what would be the equilibrium interest rate for the equilibrium inflation rate? We're going to have probably I would estimate. We have maybe between somewhere between a structural employment inflation rate. Maybe in the vicinity of between four and 5%. In a highly certain environment, you can't even be sure of that. But let's say that. That means then what is the real bond yield? Okay, so you have to go to that. We now have about a one and a half percent real bond yield. Do you still have a 1%? So you have to have the bond yield give you something. I don't know what that is. But that brings it above four and a half percent to some other number. And you have to have relatively tight money, which means that you have a fairly flat yield curve. So I don't know whether that's four and a half percent or the economy could not take an interest rate much higher than that before it's going to be negative. So those are the things that enter into my thinking in terms of what markets and what they would look like. Applying that analysis is China a good investment. And more specifically, is president Xi, a good investment, because it looks like we're going to have at least 5 more years of prison G okay, I want to be clear in making that from my getting to know the leaders. And I don't know she. But I know that those around them. That they are reasonable people. And want to and there's going to be a change in leadership. That we're going to see on Sunday. And you're going to, in my opinion, you're going to bring reasonable people into that. There's a culture. There's that. And then there's, but
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"We solve, we do. When it comes to the markets, we really know our stuff. I'm in triple levers all cash. I don't care. Thanks for participating this morning. Other things, not so much. Yesterday afternoon what she did to me in a game of partisan was unsafe. How did that go? I got crushed. Dumb keen Jonathan farrow and Lisa Abraham, it's host Bloomberg surveillance. You see how many gloom scenarios Lisa had lined up then? It looks like 5. We do mornings at 7 eastern on Bloomberg radio and Bloomberg television. President Biden is calling the testimony and new video released from the January 6th committee devastating. The never before seen footage from the 2021 capitol riot shows House speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer making urgent phone calls for help as rioters breached the capitol. Stockton police made an arrest Saturday in connection with the series of killings that has gripped the California city and made national headlines. Criss-cross has more. 6 people have been gunned down in the deadly string 5 in Stockton and won an Oakland stretching back to 2021, all are tied to a single weapon. Police said earlier this month, that person is now in custody identified as 43 year old Wesley brownlee, a resident of the city. Police remain unclear about why the victims were targeted, none were robbed or beaten and the killings all took place within a few square miles of each other. I'm Chris crag. A man is in custody after trying to break into Kim Kardashian's home in Los Angeles, officers say the man's known in the area and has been caught on surveillance footage before. I'm Tammy trujillo. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. Police are searching for a suspect after another unprovoked attack in the subway. It happened yesterday morning when a man was shoved onto the tracks just before noon at east 149th street in The Bronx. Police say the male victim was waiting on the platform for a northbound 6 train when a stranger suddenly pushed him onto the tracks. The male attacker ran off in an unknown direction witnesses helped the victim to safety before any trains arrived. He was treated at Jacobi hospital for minor injuries. Chinese president Xi Jinping had a clear message to those who want to thwart China's rise. You will fail. In a speech today to the Communist Party Congress, she left the world know that China wouldn't change course even if it faces what he called dangerous storms in a more hostile world. Instead, he more forcefully offered China up as an alternative to the U.S. and its allies. She is remarks indicate that China is ready to stare down a growing challenge from the U.S. under president Joe Biden, who's moved to hinder Beijing's ability to access advanced technology, and has said the U.S. would defend Taiwan against any Chinese aggression. Investors will be focused on earnings and the housing market in the week ahead. Bloomberg's kiran Moscow has more. Investors will be seeking guidance on companies growth prospects against the backdrop of a strong U.S. dollar high inflation and recession concerns. Bank of America and Goldman Sachs are among the banks posting results in the week ahead. The U.S. housing market, meanwhile, will also be in focus with economists forecasting existing home sales to drop for an 8th straight month. That report is out on Thursday, a day after we get a look at building permits and housing starts, as well as the fed's beige book of economic activity. Bloomberg's Karen Moscow. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Susanna Palmer. This is Bloomberg. Your listening to balance of power with David Westin on Bloomberg radio. My conversation with Bridgewater founder ray dalio continues
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"A global news update. There are once again growing calls to address gun violence in the nation following the mass shooting Thursday in Raleigh, North Carolina, 7 people were shot 5 of them fatally in an attack that started in a residential area northeast of downtown Raleigh, a vigil was held Saturday in the city, NBC's Jay gray has more. The victims range in age from 52 to 16, law enforcement sources telling local NBC affiliate WRAL, the youngest is the brother of the suspect. Among those gunned down was an off duty police officer, the 15 year old suspected gunman will be charged as an adult. Police in Stockton California have made an arrest in connection to 6 murders that happened over the past two years, Stockton's police chief Stanley mcfadden says the suspect was arrested Saturday morning, adding that now that he's in custody he certain that's prevented other deadly attacks. He was on a mission to kill. He was out hunting. Harasser was Wesley brownley, 43 for homicide. The shootings began in Oakland at April of 2021 with 5 more killings taking place between July and September of this year, more a Barrett has more on how the search for a potential serial killer played out. Police said the killer stalked victims as they walked alone after dark in poorly lit areas. Four of the victims were homeless, officials concerned they were targeted. At arraignment is set for Thursday. China's 20th Communist Party Congress begins today, president Xi Jinping opened the event today with the nearly two hour address in front of more than 2300 hand picked delegates, president Xi touted what he sees as the parties accomplishment says he first came to power a decade ago and laid out his vision of the future for years to come. It's expected he'll secure an unprecedented third term as leader, among the challenges he addressed from COVID-19 to the status of Hong Kong and Taiwan on the issue of Taiwan, which President Biden's bow to defend militarily if China were to invade, she said China would strive for peaceful reunification. I'm Scott Carr. The U.S. is sending more missiles, rockets and anti tank weapons to Ukraine, The Pentagon announced a $725 million security assistance package Friday which includes additional ammunition for the high mobility artillery rocket systems or high Mars that systems credited with helping Ukrainian forces counter recent attacks on the capital of Kyiv and other areas. Ukrainian president zelensky praised the move Saturday and noted nearly 65,000 Russians have been killed in fighting since the war started. He says a handful of people in the Kremlin continue to ignore the reality of what's happening in the war. President Biden has signed an executive order, ordering agencies to look into lowering the cost of prescription drugs, while touring Portland, Oregon Friday, the president touted the impact his inflation reduction act would have on a prescription drug prices, Brad Siegel has more. On Friday, Biden signs
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"Stockton police and city officials announcing an arrest on Saturday in connection with a series of killings that gripped the California city as well as national headlines. Chris carajo has more. 6 people had been gunned down in the deadly string 5 in Stockton and won in Oakland stretching back to 2021 all her time to a single weapon, police said earlier this month, that person is now in custody identified as 43 year old Wesley brownlee, a resident of the city he was arrested around 2 a.m. authorities said at a news conference at Stockton police department headquarters Saturday afternoon, police remain unclear about why the victims were targeted, none were robbed or beaten and the killings all took place within a few square miles of each other. I'm Chris coraggio. President Biden is telling the impact of his inflation reduction act and will have on prescription drug prices. Speaking earlier, Saturday in Portland, he discussed how the IRA will cap medication costs for seniors and bring them breathing room at the end of each month. He specifically pointed out cap costs, for insulin, vaccines without copays and hearing aids being made available over the counter beginning on Monday. The U.S. is sending more missiles, rockets and anti tank weapons to Ukraine, Julie Ryan has more. The Pentagon announced the $725 million security assistance package Friday, which includes additional ammunition for the high mobility artillery rocket systems or high Mars. The system is credited with helping Ukrainian forces counter Russian advances and recent attacks targeting the capital of Kyiv and other areas. I'm Julie Ryan. China's 20th Communist Party Congress is set to begin Sunday, current president Xi Jinping is expected to accept an unprecedented third 5 year term as China's leader. The move would secure his place as the country's most powerful ruler since founding leader Mao Zedong. Herschel Walker is adamant reports he paid for an ex-girlfriend's abortion or false, the topic came up during Friday's highly anticipated debate between democratic U.S. senator Raphael Warnock and his Republican challenger walker calls it a lie and he's not backing down. I'm Brad Siegel. A high ranking member of a street gang based in Oxnard, California, has been sentenced to 13 and a half years behind bars. Daniel martindale has more. 39 year old Armando Molina who goes by the nickname of criminal was sentenced Thursday in September of 2019. He was convicted of drug trafficking and extorting money from a Mexican mafia prison gang. He was cut distributing math in November of 2013 by a task force investigating Mexican mafia affiliated street gangs in Ventura county. I'm Daniel martindale. Americans have some strong opinions when it comes to modern voting laws, Rory O'Neill reports. Early voting automatic voter registration and absentee ballots for all are popular concepts for Americans. On the flip side, a Gallup survey finds a majority don't want automatic purging of inactive voters or a limit on drop boxes for absentee ballots. The poll does find that 79% want photo ID requirements when casting a ballot. The new poll comes as midterm elections are less than a month away. I'm Rory O'Neill. More than 40 people are feared dead after a coal mine explosion in northern turkey, the blast happened Friday night. Officials say it appears to have been caused by the buildup of gases inside the mine, according to turkey's energy minister over 100 miners were inside the mine at the time of the explosion, the president visited the site Saturday in what's being called turkey's worst mining disaster in nearly a decade. Basketball Hall of Famer dikembe matumbo was being treated for a brain tumor. The NBA announced his diagnosis Saturday, saying the tumble is currently receiving care in Atlanta, as is in great spirits as he begins treatment. They went on to say that he and his family are asking for privacy during this difficult time, but tumble played 18 seasons in the league and was a four time defensive player of the year. Two ticket holders in California and Florida will split an estimated $494 million after matching all 6 numbers in Friday night's mega millions drawing. I'm Brad Stevens. Now this Bloomberg sports update, the Yankees thought they have the guardians in a great position going into the 9th inning on Saturday Yankees head of 5 three lead. Well, the bullpen didn't really do their job because eventually the guardians got the bases loaded with two out and then they got a single a two run single from Oscar Gonzalez and that was enough to take the game away from the Yankees final score 6 5 and that sets up a must have game four for the yanks. That will be played a Sunday Night in Cleveland with Garrett Cole starting that game for the Yankees. Some other games of note that were very important yesterday and Major League Baseball Seattle and Houston went 18 innings. Before Houston finally prevailed final score was one zero, one of the longest postseason games in MLB history, elsewhere in Philadelphia. It was the Phillies advancing to the NLCS, a big surprise they win the series in four games over the braves. It was thought the braves might be the best team in the national league playoffs. Uh uh, they're done, the Phillies are moving on. Let's move to hockey where the islanders were home on Saturday and they really ripped up the Anaheim ducks final score 7 to one not even close islanders are now off until Tuesday when they host San Jose. Football Sunday it's the Giants at home with that flashy four and one record they're hosting Baltimore. That one kicks off at 1 o'clock. The ravens come in at three and two, the jets take their three and two record to Green Bay. They'll kick against the packers at 1 o'clock. That's your Bloomberg sports update. I'm Dan cattell ski. This is Bloomberg businessweek. Inside from the reporters and editors who bring you America's most trusted business magazine, plus global business finance and tech news
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"Is Bloomberg radio. Now, a global news update. Fact in police and city officials announcing an arrest Saturday in connection with a series of killings that has gripped that California city and national headlines. Chris karashi has more. 6 people have been gunned down in the deadly string 5 in Stockton and won an Oakland stretching back to 2021 all are tied to a single weapon. Police said earlier this month, that person is now in custody identified as 43 year old Wesley brownlee a resident of the city he was arrested around 2 a.m. authorities said at a news conference at Stockton police department headquarters Saturday afternoon, police remain unclear about why the victims were targeted, none were robbed or beaten and the killings all took place within a few square miles of each other. I'm Chris grazio. An off duty city corrections officer in New York City has a close call after he's grazed by a stray bullet while driving in Queens. David folk Thomas has more. It happened around 11 a.m. Saturday on the cross island Parkway. The New York Post reports the 40 year old officer was in his private vehicle and heading southbound near the Long Island expressway when he was struck. The man declined to medical attention at the scene, the NYPD is investigating the incident. President Biden says he thought the testimony in recent footage released from the January 6th committee was devastating. He told reporters while in R again, he has been going out of his way to not comment than ever before seen footage from the 2021 capitol riot showed House speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer, making urgent phone calls for help as rioters breached the capitol. China's 20th Communist Party Congress is set to begin Sunday. Current president Xi Jinping is expected to accept an unprecedented third, 5 year term as China's leader, the move would secure his place as the country's most powerful ruler since founding leader Mao Zedong, the National Congress happens every 5 years and will likely last into the week, as speeches secret meetings and political reshuffling unfold. I'm Brad Siegel. Police are investigating after a Park Avenue jewelry store in Manhattan with robbed overnight. Jonathan o'halloran has more. It happened just before three 30 Saturday morning, police say three men pulled up to the front of the cellini jewelry store at four 30 Park Avenue and shattered the front door. Once inside the perp smashed several jewelry cases grabbing what police believed to be hundreds of thousands of dollars of merchandise. The suspects fled the scene in a great sedan, no arrests have been made. The richest man in the world is now selling perfume, but he is in calling the scent Musk. Trey Thomas has more. Tesla SpaceX and boring company CEO Elon Musk is marketing a perfume called burnt hair, Moscow announced on Tuesday that it's available on his tunnel drilling companies website for $100 a bottle, and by Wednesday, cells reportedly taught the $1 million. Musk has updated his Twitter bio to include perfume salesmen, and he tweeted with a name like mine getting into the fragrance business was inevitable. I'm Trey Thomas. Alaska is canceling the upcoming winter snow crab season in the Bering sea for the first time and putting king crabs in Bristol bay off limits for the second year in a row. The prohibitions the Alaska department of fish and game announced this week are because of a sharp drop in the estimated crab population. The number of juvenile snow crabs was at record highs just a few years ago, but about 90% of snow crabs, mysteriously disappeared ahead of last season. London born actress Angela Lansbury, getting the royal treatment on the great white way Saturday night. The Marquis lights on Broadway dimmed for a minute at exactly 7 45 p.m. in honor of Lansbury. The iconic star of theater and film passed away Tuesday. At the age of 96, Lansbury's Broadway stints include maim, gypsy, Sweeney Todd, and the king and I. I'm
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"Are announcing an arrest Saturday in connection with the series of killings that has gripped the California city and the national headlines Stockton police chief Stanley mcfadden broke down how the arrest came to be. The arrest happened in two parts. One was community tips and the second was good old fashioned police work. 6 people have been gunned down in the deadly string 5 in Stockton and won an Oakland stretching back to 2021 all are tied to a single weapon police said earlier this month, 43 year old Wesley brownlee is now in custody. He was arrested around 2 a.m., police remain unclear about why the victims were targeted. None were robbed or beaten in the killings all took place within a few square miles of each other. In Seattle Saturday, the longest playoff game with no score in Major League Baseball history took place the first and only run was scored in the top of the 18th inning as the Astros swept the Mariners in the divisional series, rookie Jeremy Pena was the hero with his solo home run. I'm Chris. This is masters in business with Barry Reynolds on Bloomberg radio. I'm Barry rid holtz, you're listening to masters and business on Bloomberg radio. My special guest this week is Tom ran pula. He is the head of adviser services for investing giant. Vanguard where he has worked since 1988. So let's talk a little bit about the Vanguard effect. My friend Eric balchunas, who is a Bloomberg intelligence analyst, wrote a column a couple of years ago called the Vanguard effect and eventually turned that into a book, the bogle effect, where he points out not only has Vanguard driven down costs for their own clients. If that was the end of the story, all right, it'd be an interesting little tale, but what's happened is through market forces and competition, everybody else in the financial services has been forced to follow suit. And Beltran is calculates its hundreds of billions soon to be a $1 trillion in cost savings, tell us a little bit about the Vanguard effect. Yeah, I think it's true. I agree with Eric that Vanguard are set up structurally to drive costs lower, became very competitive, investors want a low cost, came to Vanguard and droves. Competitors had to respond or not grow. And so they cut price, which we all know that compounds over long periods of time, and it's a good thing for investors. And we saw that as we started to really grow in the U.S. that took effect in a big way. But I'll tell you the first time I heard the headline, the Vanguard effect is I went to London in 2008. We launched our first set of funds in the UK in June of 2009, and right before that, a couple of our competitors, before as we're actually officially out, they cut the price. And there was an article in the FT and it talked about the Vanguard effect. We didn't even launch yet. We weren't even grown. We didn't even know if we're going to be successful. Just the thread of moving into a space. So how does Vanguard think about competitors? A do you even think about competitors or do you just focus on doing your own thing at a certain point you have to be aware of what's going on in places like state street or BlackRock or wisdom tree? Yeah. Look, we're certainly aware of the competition, but we've always said, do what's right and customers will follow. And so for us, it's very, very easy to do what's right. We just don't have any conflicts of interest in any decision making. We have. It's all about the end investor. So you only offer them quality products. You don't go to fads so they don't get burned. You communicate very clearly and candidly about the risks. You know, you talk about return, but talk about the risks as well to manage expectations. And when you do what's right, you get a lot of trust built up and you grow. Really, really quite intriguing. So should I not hold my breath waiting for the Vanguard crypto ETF? Is that it's unlikely we'll have a crypto ETF Barry. The way we look at crypto is it doesn't really have an intrinsic value. It's more of a supply demand thing. So that feels more like speculation than in commodity than an investable asset. Exactly. But the technology behind crypto is pretty interesting. And there's some great use cases for that. And we think that's the future in many aspects of financial services market. Really interesting. All right, so we mentioned belt unis book. Let's talk about Robin wiggle worst book trillions. You know, we all sometimes feel like the area we work in our space, oh, I know the history that I'm really knowledgeable about that. But as I read that, I was genuinely shocked as to the history of both the industry and what took place in past investing in indexing, tell us a little bit about how trillions resonated over at Vanguard. Yeah, I thought it was really well written. I lived part of that revolution, if you will, of indexing, but there are certainly things that I learned from that book. Some of the other characters that were involved, some of the really early days and the characters around that as well. So resonated really well. It was interesting for me because I helped start our ETF business. Back in the early 2000s and a lot of those folks, I knew and we were trying to get these things going and it was a really interesting time. And once again, you kind of felt like you were doing something disruptive. And really exciting. But I thought it was a fascinating history. I would recommend that book to anybody that's interested in investing at all. I think it's just got a great history of something that was super disruptive, but maybe a little bit more of a slower burn than people might think. Yeah, no, absolutely. It was definitely a slow burn. And then it exploded. And I think to some degree, I think the inherent advantages of ETFs over mutual funds are part of that. I know some people like the ability to just buy when they want to buy and not have to wait till the end of the day and get mutual fund pricing. But to me, the single biggest advantage of ETFs seems to be enormous tax benefit of not paying for somebody else who's selling. Explain, first off, if mutual funds were introduced today, would they even be approved if it was a new product? Wait, this is much worse than ETFs. Why would we want to prove that? How do you think about the differences between the two products? Yeah, look, I think mutual funds are still a very good product. They may not go away in the two short of term, it's a really good product. I think there's some benefits to mutual funds. If you think about 401k plans, they really, you read my mind. They certainly work well in a quality qualified retirement. You need an ETF. You only need to strike an NAV once a day. So there's that aspect of it. Index mutual funds are pretty tax efficient as well, not quite as tax efficient for most as the ETF. You still have that changeover and I recall when something like Tesla was added, it had a big disruption. The
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"Here blocking the two right lanes. You're gonna find delays from Manchester Avenue and in Boyle Heights, the five North down at fourth Street, a stall in the middle lane here in traffic is slow from the one. Oh, one. Right now it is sunny and 72 Hawthorn. It's 69 in Santa Monica from NPR news. This is all things considered. I'm Ailsa Chang, the ability to quickly pull out a phone and record instances of police violence has revealed patterns of racial bias across Many of America's police departments in the last decade. But what could the internal records of police departments reveal? Okay? Was he saying anything at this time? Yeah. At one point. I don't remember if he was yelling. Go get my mama. Somebody get my mom. I kind of thought, Well, it's a little bit on because I thought he was an adult in the state of California records and tapes like these of internal affairs investigations within police departments used to be secret. Then in 2018, a police transparency law in the state unsealed hundreds of these recordings KQED, Sukey Lewis and Sandhya Dirks have been investigating these records for the new podcast from KQED and NPR called on our Watch. The fourth episode is about something that happened to Joseph Green when he was 16 years old in Stockton, California. I've never even touched it. Officer Johnson. Not once. Has he ever pushed him. Never question my couldn't question if I'm walking out the door like this, and he'd come up and grabbed me by my hair. Sandhya Dirks reported this episode and just a word of warning. The story contains explicit descriptions of violence and may not be appropriate for all audiences. Hey, Sandy! Hi, Elsa. So Joseph Green's cases, unfortunately, one that has become all too familiar to us. I mean, it involves violence by a white police officer towards a black teenager. But this case isn't all that well known. It happened in Stockton, which is in California's Central Valley. Can you just start us off by telling us what happened, says 16. Year old Joseph Green goes into a gas station to pay for gas and he's got a dollar left over and he wants to buy some gummy worms for his little sister. Now the dollar bill that he's using is damaged and the cashier doesn't want to take it. Behind him in line is a plainclothes Stockton police officer officer Robert Johnson, the third and he gets involved in this discussion between Green and the clerk. Now Green turns to leave the store and begins to walk away. But Johnson pulls him back into the store, and both Green and Johnson have these very different versions of what happened next. Officer Justin rather behind me. I grabbed by a sweatshirt grabbed about my hair pulling back through the door as long year round and slamming on the ground and that's attempted murder. He could have killed me. In the end Johnson arrest screen for trespassing and resisting arrest. Okay, and this police transparency law that allowed you to access some of these previously secret records. This law doesn't actually require the release of records that Solely have to do with racial bias. Right like this is a use of force case. So why did you focus specifically on racial bias here? So, yeah, racial bias just wasn't a category of misconduct that ended up being unsealed by SB 14 21 or the right to know Act, But we do, of course know that in California, black people are more likely to be killed. Arrested or have force used on them, then white people, and while this was technically a use of force case to us, it was clearly also about race. There was sort of barely coded language that the police officer used to talk about Joe Green that he looked like an adult that he was dangerous and a violent drug dealer. It all felt very clearly like racial profiling. And I mean, you know, sort of. Think about it. This kid is trying to pay for candy with a ripped dollar bill and this police officer thinks Oh, he must be a drug dealer. Right? And greens. Mother Saronic a champion. I mean, she was pumping gas. When all of this happened. She runs into the store witnesses, part of it. And then she later goes into the police department to file a complaint. And it is that complaint that prompts an internal investigation into Johnson. You say all the verification, but it's all on tape. So I'll leave it at that. Solving the tape sound one of the things that she mentions when she's talking to investigators as this is surveillance video. At the store that basically captured the incident between Johnson and her son, Joe Green, and this video is important because it doesn't actually match up with what Johnson wrote in his police report or what he tells the IA investigator. For example, he says that Green pushed him. I pulled him by the shirt. He immediately turned to me, grabbed me and pushed me into a shelf and that's when the pushing match went back and forth on the video greens. Hands are up. There's no pushing match. Johnson also tells the idea that he thinks Green is a drug dealer because he saw a small digital scale fall on the ground out of green sleeve. I saw a little black digital scale fell out from either somewhere on his left side. His hand is pocket or something. But no digital scale is ever found. It's not booked into evidence it's never seen on the videotape. Johnson's also undercover so he needs to show his badge to arrest Green. Johnson says he pulled out his badge to let green. No, he was a cop. Okay, and you have shown your bash identified as a police officer and said, You're you're now under arrest. You think there's any doubt in Mr Green's mind that your intention was to arrest him? Oh, no, there was no doubt. But on the video, he only pulls out his badge after Green has already turned to leave. When he's asked why he didn't just let Green leave. Why he didn't let green walk away. This is what Johnson says. Well, yeah, there was all these other people outside. I didn't know what might take place if he gets out there if he tells these people Who knows what What could happen to me? I know that the neighborhood around that market is not very pro police. So it sounds like the video just explicitly disproves many parts of Johnson's testimony. The video directly contradicts Johnson's testimony. But it's never used in the internal affairs interrogation of Johnson. He's never asked about how it doesn't match his story. But the I A does use the video to help it make the finding that when Johnson punched Green in the face that that was an unnecessary use of force, and Johnson is given a five day unpaid suspension. But he appeals and the case goes to an arbitrator. Now arbitrators are often picked by police unions, and they aren't required to have any police or use of force training. But their decisions are binding. They override the chief and the city. They have the final word on police discipline, and the arbitrator overturns Johnson suspension. She finds he had a reason to be afraid of the neighborhood because it was and I'm quoting her, a high drug high gang neighborhood that included a crime ridden HUD housing development. Well, all of this was 10 years ago. What's happened since Officer. Johnson went on to be involved in two police shootings, and in one of those, he killed a black man who was accused of domestic violence. He is still a police officer with the Stockton Police Department. As for Joseph Green, he did receive $710,000 as an award from a civil jury. But he.
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"Fewer casualties there. The U. S ratcheting up pressure on Israel and For the first time Hamas official saying publicly that we're likely to see a ceasefire in the next couple days. High level talks in Iceland taking place between State Secretary Antony Blinken and his Russian counterpart and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, describing his meeting with U. S Secretary of State Antony Blinken as constructive, adding that blinking demonstrated a willingness to better the relationship between the two countries. Lavrov saying quote there is understanding regarding the need to overcome this unhealthy situation that has emerged in relations between Moscow and Washington in previous years and quote Blinken, for his part, said he hopes for a stable relationship in ASDA Liquid Terry ABC News at the Foreign Desk, fewer layoffs last week, continuing the downward trend. The number of weekly jobless claims dropped for a third straight week to 444,000, the lowest since the pandemic began. It's a sign of strength of the labor market, the number of people still receiving some form of jobless. Benefit remains historically Hiatt 16 million, But that number two is down, suggesting some of those laid off during the pandemic are finding work A BCS Aaron Could Turkey reporting from New York? You're listening. To ABC News from California's Capital City. This is Sacramento's news 93.1. Hey, FBK. I'm John Prine. Isaiah 10 02 With your top local stories. Another deadly incident this morning off the coast of San Diego. Eddie McCubbin has more. At least one person is dead after authorities rescue multiple people from the waters off of San Diego, near the community of La Hoya. The people were attempting to swim to shore Thursday morning after they jumped off of a panga boat at about 5 30. AM multiple agencies responded to the water rescue, including San Diego Fire and the Border Patrol. The boat and its passengers appear to be a part of an attempted smuggling operation Ed him a coven, NBC NEWS radio. Most adults in California are at least partially vaccinated for covert 19. But the vaccination rate in the states rural counties is trailing CDC reports over 67% of adults have received at least one dose. That's two thirds of residents, compared to about one half of residents in rural counties. Just last week, Eligibility expanded for the Fizer vaccine to include anyone 12 and up and family, friends, family and colleagues are coming together to remember. Stockton Police officer Jimmy in hundreds of people gathered yesterday for a memorial service at the Christian Life Center in Stockton in was remembered as positive, well liked and the epitome of what an officer should be. For procession, complete with crowd filled streets followed. The service officer in was killed in the line of duty earlier this month. Traffic.
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"Videos to pick Bryant suspects, including one known as suspect number, 106 seen attempting to rip off an officer's gas mask and then hitting officers with a baton. A suspect noticed number 1 34 has seen punching officers while wearing gloves with metal knuckles. The FBI seeking the public's help in identifying These men. Aaron Kit Risky. ABC NEWS NEW YORK Israel's leader, signaling military operations will continue against Hamas that despite a call with President Biden, who told the prime minister, he expects a quote significant de escalation in the fourth call between them. So far. Sources tell ABC that on Monday Mr Biden took a tougher tone. With Netanyahu ramping up the pressure and telling the prime minister the U. S can only provide diplomatic cover for so much longer, with international pressure growing for a cease fire. Karen Travers, ABC NEWS Washington After 10 days of violence. Israel says 12 Israelis have been killed and Hamas fired rockets. The Palestinian health Ministry says 227 Palestinians have died in Israeli airstrike. 64th and Children You're listening to ABC News from California's capital city. This is Sacramento's news 93.1. Hey, FBK. I'm John Prine Iz a tuo to with your top local stories. Stockton Police have honored a fallen comrade funeral services were held this morning for Officer Jimmy in shot and killed last week in the line of duty Chief Eric Jones remembered in as sympathetic and courageous Jimmy definitely left an imprint which we will never forget. Let us never forget what he meant to the family to our police department. To this community officer in had served with Stockton Police Department for six years and was killed during a domestic violence call you survived. He is survived by his wife,.
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"93.1 kfbk currently 54 degrees in Roosevelt on news. 93.1 Cave became out of the stories trending on this one day morning this morning, California Energy regulators have issued a powerful warning. They say there will be electricity shortages and blackouts this summer. Patrick's and Claire is with the alliance for Renewable Energy Solutions. That's not just going to be a California problem. It's going to be an entire Western great problem involving probably Arizona, Nevada, Colorado caliph or Yes, because we're all tied to the same grid. State energy regulators with Cal I s O are scheduled to meet today to discuss the power crisis. Arizona, Nevada and Colorado are also expected to have power outages, Experts say new sources of electricity are years away This morning, Marin County is declared a drought emergency. It clears the way now for federal and state money for that county, Marin County leaders say. The drought conditions. There are the worst they have seen in more than 140 years, Residents are being asked to take the drought recommendations seriously. The funeral service for fallen Stockton police officer Jimmy in will be today There will be a private service at 11 o'clock at the Christian Life Center, Church and Stockton. Then the public is invited to watch a vehicle procession that begins at home and road and ends on highway 99 north to Armstrong Road. And was killed while responding to a domestic disturbance call. He is survived by a wife and three Children. The San Francisco Giants will no longer require fans to show proof of a negative covert test to get into Oracle Park because Jordan Christmas reports the San Francisco Giants have changed the rules for entry to home games at Oracle Park. Officials said that fans with tickets and socially distant sections no longer need to show proof of full vaccination or a negative Corona virus test to gain entry. The changes will take affect this Friday when the giant.
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"In San Francisco Stockton police officer and a suspect are dead following a domestic violence call this morning. Least chief Eric Jones says Officer Jimmy and was shot to death while coming to the aid of a woman at a home on the crest away. After shooting officer in the suspect went back inside the home and emerged with an eight year old boy. Meantime, another officer had arrived at the home. The suspect began to strangle the child in front of our officer. Refused to comply with the officer's commands. Community member tackled the suspect as the officer approached, and the officer disbarred, discharged his duty weapon, striking the suspect. Several agencies are investigating, including the California Department of Justice officer into survived by three Children and his wife, who is also a Stockton police officer. San Francisco supervisor Katherine Stefani is introducing what she calls California's first complete ban on ghost gun kits and parts. Stefanie contends her law would address the steep rise in shootings in San Francisco and across the country, she says people who buy ghost guns avoid background checks, waiting periods and serial numbers on their weapons. It's massive loophole has allowed ghost guys to become the weapon of choice. Among those who are otherwise prohibited from obtaining a firearm law enforcement seizures of ghost guns in San Francisco have jumped 2700% since 2016. Another attack on an elderly Asian in the Bay Area. Police say that 80 year old was taking a walk in San Leandro. When a group of man approached him. Surveillance video captured them assaulting him. You can hear one of the teen suspects giggling is the man calls for help. He took his Fitbit got in the car and drove off. The victim was not seriously injured. San Leandro police say violent crimes against Asians jumped.
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"We're now see here today is truly historic, not just in California history we're announcing today is simply unprecedented. In American history. The governor used buzzwords like housing placement, housing, stability and new units. Simply put. The $12 million plan is supposed to help more than 400,000 homeless people. This site was secured in just a few months. This would have taken years to build something like this. Much of the homeless problem is closely tied to addiction and mental health, and the governor is tackling that to board and care, residential treatment, mental health housing in that space. Billion five is also set aside for cleaning up highways and public spaces where homeless people have been living John Libertine News 93.1 KFBK Your top national story the N R A losing in court today. ABC is Erica Terrace Key. Tells us a federal bankruptcy court judges rejecting the National Rifle Association's attempt to file for chapter 11 protection. The judge will be an array filed in bad faith and tried to use bankruptcy to skirt responsibility for the self dealing and waste of charitable resource is alleged by New York Attorney General Letitia James. He quoted not broad enough to indeed. Regulatory oversight Regulatory authority by the state of New York. James is seeking to shut down the Honore and has said its leader Wayne LaPierre, and other executives misappropriated $64 million. LaPierre wanted to reincorporate in Texas, but he kept the bankruptcy filing secret from most of the N R. A board. Aaron Carter Ski ABC NEWS New York Let's get more news now with Kate because Joe Michael's serious Stockton police officer is dead after a morning shooting in the 4400 block of Look Rest away A B C's Alex Stone has more police in Stockton are confirming an officer is dead and so is a suspect who was shot and killed. A Stockton Police patrol car has been seen with its driver's side window shot out. Shooting happening in a residential area. The shooting one day after another police officer was killed in San Luis Obisbo while serving a search warrant. Alex Stone, ABC News coronavirus, Very latest news. 93.1.
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"I'm data has with your top stories. Breaking news first on news 93.1 kfbk. We're just getting word that it's Stockton police officer in a male suspect have both died following an officer involved shooting. Their incident occurred this morning in the 4400 block of the crust away. Police advising the public to avoid the area in a tweet released a few minutes go, Stockton Police department said. We are said to announce that our police officer from this morning shooting has died from his injuries. Suspect also died from his injuries. They say more details will be released. In a news conference later today, many drivers on the East coast of scrambling for gas after the shutdown of a major pipeline, several gas stations in the region are out of fuel. My leathers are reporting long lines. Gasbuddy reports. Stations in North Carolina and Florida are facing the biggest shortages in all the markets are ending the day the red after a day of wild swings, NASDAQ lost 2% earlier, eventually weighing the whole market down at the closed out Jones Industrial plummeted. 474 points to 34 to 69. S and P five s and P 500 was down. 36 points to 41 52 NASDAQ Lost 12 points to finish the day of 13 3 89 now traffic and weather together. This report brought to you by safe way and on our roadways. Auburn Oaks courted Auburn Boulevard. We have a non injury collision reported their two vehicles and their Children involved. What happened? See again. Nobody was hurt their north down 65 Ferrari Ranch Road offer him nails in the roadway. Several vehicles with flat tires reported there today. He spent Cat little slow getting out of midtown otherwise, so our freeways are at the limit.
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"And barricades throughout the city Armed National Guard patrolling Capitol Hill and with just four days before Joe Biden is sworn in. Unprecedented shutdowns, and an inaugural rehearsal planned by the Biden team for Sunday has been postponed, according to sources among the FBI's top concerns for Inauguration Day that substantial threat of improvised explosive devices. Bc's Martha rabbits. Meantime, we're hearing for one of the officers attack by the Capitol mob, beaten with an American flag. People started chanting Kill him with his own gun officer Michaelson owns is the only thing that saved him was screaming to the crowd. Have Children. You're listening to ABC News now. Here's what's happening around the state on Sacramento's news 93.1 kfbk. National Weather Service is projecting strong and gusty winds for Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys for Monday's Martin Luther King Jr holiday High wind watches in effect from late Sunday night through Tuesday night from reading south to Modesto. Forecasters are expecting steady winds at 25 to 35 MPH with gusts up to 50. Sonoma County Black Forum is giving away free food tomorrow, Volunteers with the nonprofit will distribute donated meats, vegetables and even some personal care items starting at 10 o'clock in the morning at Santa Rosa High School, the economic fall out from the pandemic has been severe and the need for food items amongst some cinema. County residents is at all time highs. Stockton. Police investigators have not released any suspect information related to Thursday's deadly shooting. Officers responded to reports of shots fired near Seventh Street and Nightingale Avenue.
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"The Dana show Yeah I don't know why even Clapper and Brennan. Have, security clearances anyway I don't think that that's politicized to remove. Those at all And then of course. Coming up the Trump threatened, the Iranian president on Twitter. And a tweet was late last night it was like. Super late last night he tweeted in, mostly caps lock quote to. Iranian president Ruhani never ever threaten this is where it's caps lock never ever threaten the United States again or you will suffer consequences, the likes of which few, throughout history have ever. Suffered before we are no longer a country that will stand. For, your demented words violence and death be cautious and that was That was after Rohani had cautioned the United States Sunday about pursuing hostile policies against Tehran saying quote war, with Iran is the mother, of all wars And then the Iranian leader responded you're not in a position to inside the, Iranian nation against blah blah blah blah blah shut up Golly And everybody is mad at Trump because he said something back to Iran after they were blown up mock, US, warships and colonists the great Satan and saying death to, America official government. Events but you, know. Whatever The entire time. They were doing, that Obama stack in cash on pallets yeah that progressives are mad because Trump. Didn't give them money Yeah I know my gosh this is so crazy anyway Let's keep it under five Data's quick five Let's see here a new Gallup poll Americans don't even mention global warming. As a, problem they say they're they side all these different problems. That they have it goes everything from general unemployment taxes gap between rich, and poor, wage fuel prices healthcare unifying the country dissatisfaction. With government Boba it doesn't even rank not out of thirty six problems. According to Gallup nobody gives a crap about. Climate change cares nobody There's, a Batman kind of in Stockton California. CBS, out of Sacramento says a, civilian superhero of, sorts in Stockton calls himself Stockton's Batman he's a, father of tuna, local business owner he has been doing citizen arrests and he's like a kind of a vigilante he detains a. Man that he says. The smoking crystal. Meth said of ninety nine cents only store he doesn't use his real name or show. His face, but, he's nabbed hundreds of alleged criminals apparently at that. Same shopping center Stockton police said the man in the video wasn't arrested, or cited, but he says but the Batman of Stockton. Says many of the bad guys that he goes after do end up. Behind bars citizens are SS legal by the. Way It's interesting okay well be careful dude Let's. See, here oh goodness You guys see the picture of Hillary, Clinton dining with Harvey Weinstein right. After she lost the. Election they, were quite, close the Weinstein of course has given a lot. Of money to her photos the Hillary Clinton emerged having that she's. Having dinner, with time pal Harvey Weinstein right. After she lost the election she the Clintons dined with Weinstein and his then wife who. Has since left him. On they look very animated they're, all happy. Looking and smiling laughing, together, Hillary Clinton apparently had no you can't tell me that she wasn't aware of, all the problems with them particularly if she. Knew him. At all whatsoever very interesting Alexandria Cossio Cortes. Was. In Kansas and. Doesn't apparently I don't know she's. Quoted, at l. there's. Video oh wait a minute we got. To play this play the there's video of her saying that we're. Going to flip. This seat read. In November She's gonna flip, a seat read she there were campaigning for. A democrat. In Kansas City and she said we're gonna. Flip. The seat read. In November that's not what that. News, so excited to. Be hopping on here Senator Sanders is. And we're here in Kansas City to rally for Brent welder we're, gonna flip this They're gonna flip. The seat read, in November she said wow that's not what that means but. Okay that's not anyway Washington. Times says genetic researchers have actually reverse wrinkles gray. Hair and balding in mice they say it's unprecedented what they said that researchers at the university of Alabama at Birmingham. They were able to reverse those wrinkled skin and hair wrinkled skin and hair loss at the genetic, level in mice they introduced a specific gene mutation on test mouse that prompted. A change in appearance within four weeks the mouse develop wrinkled skin and extensive Isabel, hair loss when that was restored when regular function was restored with within the gene by turning off the culprit mutation the most return to a previous life. As smooth skin.