18 Burst results for "Suzanne Turner"
WSB-AM
"suzanne turner" Discussed on WSB-AM
"As a warning your criminal communications Are not secure, the FBI Suzanne Turner says. With the cooperation of other agencies, they seized more than 32 tons of drugs and tens of millions of dollars in cash and Cryptocurrency. 800 suspects face charges in 16 countries. Trainer Bob Baffert sues for additional drug testing of his Kentucky Derby winner Medina Spirit, The racehorse will likely be stripped of its title after two positive drug tests. The lawsuit seeks to block the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission from doing that until New tests are run. Effort himself has been suspended for two years by Churchill Down Wst News time 804 President Biden heads off on his first international trip since taking office. He arrives in Britain today. The president is visiting Milton Hall Air Force Base, home to the 100 air refueling wing, as well as reconnaissance and special forces, among others. Then he flies down to Cornwall in southern England. The sight of this weekend's G seven summit reporter Vicki Barker says he follows up with the NATO summit next week. In a one on one with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Cicadas plugged the The White House press plane, delaying reporters flight to Europe to cover the president. The new cicada Free plane had to be brought in with a fresh pilot. Reporters to part 6.5 hours late stuffed with free pizza, courtesy of the White House or in the hotel bar stays open to Chipotle raises prices on its menu by 3.5 to 4%, the company's chief financial officer, says that covers higher wages for restaurant workers. Chipotle intends to hire 20,000 new employees and will boost pay to an average of $15 an hour restaurants is spent. Actually are struggling to staff up and are offering higher wages to fill positions. Auckland, New Zealand is the most livable city in the world in 2021, based on the Economist Global Livability Index. New Zealand's praise for its response to the pandemic. It replaces Vienna, which drops completely out of the top 10. No. U. S. Cities crack the top 10 either. Honolulu ranks 14th. This year. The Economist Intelligence unit weights pandemic factors such as stress on health care systems. WSB news time 805 Auckland is on my bucket list when I retire one day, the city's oldest park is called Auckland Domain. It's based around an extinct volcano home to the formal Winter Gardens, something to see five minutes after eight as we update the weather and traffic picture ws Butor always Kirk Bella's checks in with Atlanta's most accurate and dependable forecast. What's got forecast for today. A mix of sun and clouds hazy and humid afternoon or evening shower thunderstorm. 60% likely North. 30% South High 87 low 68 to 71 Tomorrow partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. A shower thunderstorm. 60% likely highs 82 North 87 south Low 70 For Friday a mix of clouds and sun. A shower thunderstorm 60% likely high 84 low 71. Becoming your forecast For today. A mix of sun and clouds hazy, humid afternoon or the evening shower thunderstorm. 60% likely north only 30% south half high around 87. That was the high yesterday right now. 70 on Peachtree Street. I'm meteorologist Kirk polished 95.5 WSB still to comment..
KOMO
"suzanne turner" Discussed on KOMO
"I'm John Trout 13 before the hour now an unprecedented massive international sting operation conducted by the FBI results in hundreds of arrests around the world involving organized crime. Kathy Foster reports. It's the result of a messaging app involving encrypted platforms that the FBI secretly set up. The international sting operation, called Operation Trojan Shield involved 16 countries, including the United States, after that police on raids that netted more than 800 suspects, more than 30, tons of drugs, hundreds of firearms and more than $148 million at a news conference, Acting U. S Attorney Randy Grossman says the crackdown was the result of an encrypted messaging system called an, um Used by criminals around the world and secretly built and set up by the FBI and other law enforcement agencies. The criminal users didn't know that for more than 18 months, the FBI captured more than 27 million messages between users around the world. Had their criminal discussions reviewed, recorded and translated by the FBI, the development of the technology that an out law enforcement to access and read messages sent on the platform started about three years ago. FBI Special agent in charge Suzanne Turner noted the messaging was massive. We have had more than 12,000 devices, sending more than 27 million messages across more than 100 countries. And over 45 different languages, and that, according to the FBI, allowed them to catch the criminals. Red handed every single person who used an, um Used it for a criminal purpose. The criminals using these devices believed they were secretly planning crimes far beneath the radar of law enforcement. But in reality, the criminals were not underneath the radar. They were on it. In addition, the FBI says, based on the amount of crime, including threats of life, it was time to get the criminals off the streets. The amount of intelligence that we received was staggering. From seizing drugs, guns and millions of dollars in multiple currencies. To addressing more than 150 threats to life. FBI criminal Investigative division assistant director Calvin Shivers proclaimed a heavy blow in the fight against organized crime around the world. The success of Operation Trojan Shield. As a result of tremendous innovation. Dedication and unprecedented. International collaboration. The results are staggering. I'm Kathy Foster. 11 till now. America's billionaires. Needless to say, are good at making money. But as correspondent Jennifer King tells us, a new report finds they're also good at dodging the tax collector. An anonymous source delivered reams of Internal revenue Service data to Propublica, a non profit investigative journalism organization. The report found the richest 25 Americans pay less in taxes than many ordinary workers do. An average of 15.8% of adjusted gross income tactics include the use of charitable donations and benefiting mainly from investment income tax around 20% instead of 37% for wage income. Among other findings, Amazon founder Jeff Bezoza paid no income tax in 2000 and seven and 2011. Tesla founder Elon Musk paid zero income taxes in 2018 financier George Soros paid no taxes from 2016 to 2018, which a spokesman attributed to the billionaire losing money on his investments. IRS Commissioner Charles Reading, testifying today before senators on the Finance Committee, said that when it comes to enforcement of tax collection, the agency is outgunned. As far as the propublica data. He said they're investigating the leak. I'm Jennifer King. Numerous websites went offline today after an apparent widespread outage at the Cloud Service company FASTLY correspondent Julie Walker reports the outage hit small companies, major corporations and a government entity. Dozens of high traffic websites, including The New York Times, CNN Twitch read it, and even the UK government's home page could not be reached, San Francisco based Fastly acknowledged the problem said and repeated updates on its website. It was continuing to investigate the issue, and then an hour later, the company said the issue had been identified. And a fix had been applied. But customers may experience increased origin load as global services return vastly provides vital behind the scenes cloud computing services to many of the webs, high profile sites. I'm Julie Walker. This is America in the morning. Robert Workman has sports at nine before the our NBA playoffs. The Sixers stop the Hawks 1 18 102 to even their East semifinal at 11. Joel Embiid threw down 40 points and grabbed 13 rebounds. Jazz got 45 from Donovan Mitchell. They held off the Clippers 1 12 19 to take the series opener in the West Nugget Senator Nicola Yokich named NBA most valuable player, the sixth International player to win the award and the lowest draft pick to win in the Common ERA. Taking 41st by Denver in 2014 NHL playoffs, the Tampa Bay Lightning continue to Sense of their title by beating the Hurricanes do nothing to take that series in five games out West. The Golden Knights rally from down to nothing in the third as the Avalanche 32 in overtime. Vegas now up three games to two baseball giants roughed up the Rangers nine for Brandon Crawford went twice on the night he passed Hall of Famer Travis Jackson for the most games at shortstop in franchise history. San Francisco with the best record in baseball, the Rays just percentage points behind them. They nailed the Nationals. 31 behind Tyler Glass. Now is 11 strikeouts white socks with the Blue Jays. 61 Brave slip the Phillies 95 Orioles mash the Mets 10 3. Indians cars. The Cardinals 10 1 ST Louis has dropped six straight A's down the Diamondbacks five to Arizona has lost six in a row. Tiger sank the Mariners 53 Dodgers down the Pirates. 53 Brewers Month. The Reds 51 Milwaukee has won five straight. Astros ripped the Red Sox 71 Cubs punish the Padres 71 Angels beat the Royals 81 Yankees stuff. The Twins 84 Marlon stop the Rocky 62 at the Women's College World Series. Final number. 10, Florida State top number one Oklahoma 84 to take Game one of the best of three championship series. That's Wednesday. Sports Thank you, Robert. It's seven till been.
The World and Everything In It
"suzanne turner" Discussed on The World and Everything In It
"Kristen flavin has today's news. A senate investigation into the january sixth riot on capitol hill found a widespread breakdown in intelligence sharing between law enforcement agencies. The report said that lack of communication help to enable the events that led to the violent attack an intelligence unit of the capitol police knew about social media posts calling for violence including a plot to breach the capitol building it also new maps of the capital's underground tunnels systems were circulating online. But agents did not properly what they had discovered senate republican leader mitch. Mcconnell said the investigation's findings proved that a separate independent commission on the incident was unnecessary. Report is one of the many reasons i'm confident in the ability of existing investigations to uncover. All actionable talks about the events of january six. Continue to support these efforts over any that. Seek to politicize. The process and i would urge my colleagues to do the same same but senate majority leader. Chuck schumer said. The bipartisan report intentionally avoided some important issues. The report did not investigate report. On or hardly make any reference to the actual 'cause the actual impetus for the attack on january. The six with the exception of a brief reference to former president trump's remarks at the ellipse senate republicans insisted that the report exclude anything having to do with the cause of the insurrection. The report recommends giving the capitol police chief more authority to provide better planning and equipment for law enforcement and to streamline intelligence gathering and sharing it blamed bureaucratic red tape for delaying the national guards deployment for hours. It's at the pentagon spent hours mission. Planning while rioters overran the capitol police force cases of covid nineteen continue to drop in the united states. Cdc director rachelle will lend ski announced. The improving case counts during a white house. Corona virus briefing on tuesday yesterday. Cdc reported just over ten thousand new cases of covid. Nineteen are seventy averages. Thirteen thousand two hundred seventy seven cases per day and this represents yet another decrease of nearly thirty percent from prior seven day average. The drop in the number of cases comes as moore. Us adults get vaccinated. Nearly sixty four percent have had at least one shot. President biden wants at least seventy percent of adults fully vaccinated by july fourth white house medical adviser. Dr anthony fauci said he thinks reaching that goal is possible but if we don't health officials will keep encouraging people to get the shots and as an added incentive feci said those who are fully vaccinated. Don't need to worry about the indian variant now causing concern in the uk two doses of the pfizer vaccine and astrazeneca appear to be effective against the delta. Variant is reduced vaccine effectiveness after one dose the delta variant accounts for sixty percent of new cases in the uk and it's transmission is peaking and people between the ages of twelve and twenty a global sting operation supported by the fbi lead to the arrest of more than eight hundred suspects in sixteen nations on monday. The operation known as trojan shield netted thirty two tonnes of drugs two hundred fifty firearms and more than one hundred forty eight million dollars in cash and crypto currencies. Fbi agent suzanne. Turner said the operation relied on a messaging. App called ainum. In the time the fbi's a non platform has been up and running since october of two thousand nine hundred nine till now we have had more than twelve thousand devices. Sending more than twenty seven million messages across more than one hundred countries and over forty five different languages. Each and every device in this case was utilized to further criminal activity. The us law enforcement agency developed a non in two thousand eighteen metre taking down a company that built and sold encrypted devices agents recruited when if the collaborators who was developing a messaging platform for the criminal underworld. It took several years for traffickers and criminal gangs to start using the platform but when they did. The fbi was ready during the past eighteen months. It provided devices installed with a non to more than three hundred gangs operating. In more than one hundred countries australian federal police commander jennifer hearst called the operation a watershed moment in global law enforcement history. The department of justice has stepped in to defend former president. Donald trump in a defamation lawsuit. World's sarah sh- weinsberg has that story in a brief filed with the second us circuit court of appeals on tuesday. Doj lawyer stay. Trump cannot be held personally liable for comments. He made while president. The case stems from claims by columnist. Aeging carol that trump raped her in the mid nineteen ninety s when reporters asked him about her claims. Trump said carol was lying. Justice department lawyer said the former president was within the scope of his office in denying wrongdoing. Because of that the united states not trump personally should be the defendant in the case former. Attorney general william bar intervened in the case in october democrats including then candidate. Joe biden criticized bars involvement in what they said was a personal case. Department of justice lawyers admitted trump used crude and disrespectful language. But they said he did so as part of denial of wrongdoing and that falls within the scope of presidential employment reporting for world. I'm sarah sh- weinsberg an i'm kristen. Flab and straight ahead negotiating with iran plus a foundational moment in world's founding this is the world and everything in it. It's wednesday the ninth of june twenty twenty one. Glad to have you along for today's edition of the world and everything in it. Good morning. i'm mary record. And i'm nick eicher. Well we've kicked off our june giving drive as you have heard and i'm happy to let you.
The Afternoon News with Kitty O'Neal
Global Sting Began by Creating Message Service for Crooks
"Also it was a sting on a global level. The FBI helped create a fake app that tricked hundreds of crooks. ABC is Alex Stone explains how they did it. Well, Kitty. I mean, what the FBI did here was really ingenious. And they decided, you know what if criminals globally are communicating on encrypted, secure messaging apps? Why not just create our own? And that's what the FBI did. They built their own app on devices that criminals would use. They deployed it globally. It got popular around the world and Australia was one of the countries that really a lot of people began using it Croatia and elsewhere and nobody using it knew that the FBI was able to see every message the criminals were sending to one another the entire time that It was the FBI's own app that they were using. Here's a big announcement today in San Diego. The amount of intelligence that we received was staggering from seizing drugs, guns and millions of dollars in multiple currencies. To addressing more than 150 threats to life more than 300. People were arrested in advance of the worldwide take down and then 500 more in the past two days, so 800 people that Suzanne Turner with the FBI and San Diego agents say in San Diego, they were the ones who orchestrated this whole plan, and they took down other encrypted platforms they indicted and then Arrested or got them indicted and arrested. Other platform folks that had criminals using their platforms so the criminals will be a vacuum and criminals would have to go to the FBI's platform, not knowing it was the FBI's platform. It was called an, um and the whole time criminal groups had no idea. The FBI was watching every message. 27 million messages were sent in 45 different languages. FBI received a copy of each and every message originating outside the United States that crossed our platform. Similar to a blind copy of an email
NewsRadio KFBK
"suzanne turner" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"Create a fake app that tricked hundreds of crooks. NBC's Alex Stone explains how they did it. Well, kitty. I mean, what the FBI did here was really ingenious. And they decided, you know what if criminals globally are communicating on encrypted, secure messaging apps, Why not just create our own and that's what the FBI did. They built their own app on devices the criminals would use. They deployed it globally. It got popular around the world and Australia was one of the countries that really a lot of people began using it. Croatia and elsewhere and nobody using it knew that the FBI was able to see every message the criminals were sending to one another the entire time that it was the FBI's own app that they were using. Here's a big announcement today in San Diego. The amount of intelligence that we received was staggering. From seizing drugs, guns and millions of dollars in multiple currencies to addressing more than 150 threats to life more than 300. People were arrested in advance of the worldwide take down and then 500 more in the past two days, so 800 people that Suzanne Turner with the FBI in San Diego agents say in San Diego, they were the ones who orchestrated this whole plan. And they took down other encrypted platforms. They indicted and then arrested or got them indicted and then arrested. Other platform folks that had criminals using their platforms so the criminals will be a vacuum and criminals would have to go to the FBI's platform, not knowing it was the FBI's platform. It was called an, um and the whole time criminal groups had no idea. The FBI was watching every message. 27 million messages were sent in 45 different languages. FBI received a copy of each and every message originating outside.
KOMO
"suzanne turner" Discussed on KOMO
"I'm Jeff Podollan law enforcement around the world, including the FBI. Here in the U. S announcing a global takedown of 800 people. They did it by creating their own encrypted communications platform used by criminals to plot their crimes. Joining me now is ABC News, Alex Stone, and it seems like none of this was here in the US very little of it was in the U. S. The planning the Building of this app was in the U. S. But what the FBI did was pretty ingenious. So they decided. You know what that if criminals globally or communicating on encrypted, secure messaging apps, then why not just create their own and that's what they ended up going ahead and doing and the FBI built its own app. They were able to deploy globally. They had some U. S suspects deployed who are now charged in the U. S. But pretty much everybody else is outside of the U. S. It got popular in Australia and Croatia and some other countries. And then the FBI and other law enforcement agencies around the world were able to see every single message that criminals were sending to one another. This was the announcement in San Diego amount of intelligence that we received was staggering. From seizing drugs, guns and millions of dollars in multiple currencies to addressing more than 150 threats to life more than 300. People were arrested in advance of the worldwide take down 300 before and then 500 more this week. 800 people Suzanne Turner. They're with the FBI in San Diego. So agents in San Diego, they came up with this whole plan. They actually went after and took down. Other encrypted platforms of criminals were using so that there was a vacuum and the criminals were looking for some other way to talk with the encrypted protection and they found the FBI zap. They didn't know belong to the FBI. But And, um, and the whole time criminal groups had no idea the FBI was watching 27 million messages. 45 languages were sent. And then Jeff, listen to this. The whole blind copy part of it. The criminals were essentially bc seeing the FBI on everything. They said the FBI received a copy of each and every message originating outside the United States that crossed our platform. Similar to a blind copy of an email and it got pretty complicated in having servers overseas, and if they were us messages created in the US, then they had to have the Australians or somebody else. Look at them so that it didn't get into having a warrant issue in the U. S. But this was a very creative way that the FBI came up with watching what criminals were doing globally. Just creating their own app. What were some of the big operations they were able to take down as a result? Well, there were quite a few of them, and many of them were in Australia and in a couple of other countries, But they caught groups that were shipping thousands of kilos of cocaine globally, concealing drugs in tuna cans in fish in boxes of bananas in hollowed out pineapples. And there were quite a few to win all the way to murder. In fact, this is the head of Australian federal police, who spoke in San Diego, saying this tool was invaluable Police in near real time access to messages. Sent between the criminal networks on that platform, a platform they believed was completely secure. The messages were uncensored, uncensored in what they were saying who they were going after who they were communicating with, and they love this grow for a couple of years, they would jump in if it was something life threatening, but otherwise if it was drug running gun running To just let more people come into it and let the platform grow and that's how they were able to get to 800 suspects and moving to arrest them is they let this thing balloon and got to a point where they said Okay, Now we can move in and take it down. And that's a B C's Alex Stone talking with Cuomo's Jeff Bobadilla. For more of that conversation, subscribe to the Coma politic cast available at Combe owners dot com slash podcasts or on your favorite podcast app. Homo news. Someone else are you ready? Make your best guess Who is it? Who is it? Time for the como afternoon soundbite. Turns out we are controlling the weather inadvertently by accident. We are controlling the weather and we got to cut it out. All right. First caller with the correct answer of who that is, gets.
WTVN
"suzanne turner" Discussed on WTVN
"Us what's going on with this. I want that on my business card now Global sting. I feel like everybody's getting a title these days. Senior this chief that I'll be global sting expert. So yeah, this this pretty ingenious what The FBI did that they decided. You know what if criminals globally or communicating on encrypted secure messaging apps? Why not just create their own, And that's what the FBI did that they built their own app on devices and criminals would use they deployed a globally it got popular in Australia and elsewhere, and then they were able to to see every message that criminals were sending to one another. They made the big announcement in San Diego today, and here's what they've had the amount of intelligence that we received. Was staggering from seizing drugs, guns and millions of dollars in multiple currencies. To addressing more than 150 threats to life. More than 300. People were arrested in advance of the worldwide takedown, scanning 500 more in the past two days to 800 in total linked to this Suzanne Turner with the FBI in San Diego joke. Agents in the FBI, San Diego office. They orchestrated this whole thing and then get this. They actually had other encrypted platforms taken down. They arrested and got them indicted. So that there was a vacuum, and it led all the criminals to using this one app that they all thought was secure. But the whole time that these criminal groups were communicating, they had no idea the FBI owned it, and the FBI was watching every message. 27 million messages. 45 languages. Listen to how she puts it about B. C's in the FBI received a copy of each and every message originating outside the United States. That crossed our platform. Similar to a blind copy of an email. So you had these heads of organizations essentially BC seeing the FBI Every time they hit send, and Yeah, they took down a lot of allegedly very bad men and women here in the last two days in their around the world Now in jail, man, This is This is the smartest thing that I've seen the FBI do. Maybe and we'll leave easily. Recent memory, possibly in half my lifetime. Maybe my whole life. This is incredibly smart. What they did and to get 800. People globally. Taken out of this racket that was going on is actually very slick. The way they did this man. This is This is really earning their money. This is really, really top level stuff, man. Yeah, And you know, the San Diego office kind of sleepy FBI off If you think San Francisco normally does cybercrimes or the headquarters in D C, but San Diego built this thing and got the others taken away so that that the bad guys would all go to to one app and that they were on it. And they let this go on for years watching it and they would jump in if it was something life threatening otherwise. Most of it was drug running and gun running, and they would watch to see who else got involved and get more names and be able to jump in and then finally deciding to take it down. But they're warning today was We may have others out there that if you're a criminal, and you think that you're communicating right now, on some kind of whatever secure app you're using that maybe ours, and we may be watching everything you're saying right now, So there's that fear factor into to what they were announcing today? Yeah, that's beautiful man, that yeah, all of them have to double. They got to really sit and think about what they're doing what they're using, and Right. He gets some second guessing. And maybe they slow down or even stop for a while, or what have you? That's that's fantastic. The other thing too real quick was, you know this Internet outage that happened this morning. And did you? Did you happen to see? I mean, that would have been really really earned it early in California for you guys, right? I mean, that Internet outage. Are you familiar with that? Yeah, I know. I know about it, but but, yeah, it was. Everybody here was not everybody. But many people were still asleep. It was three hours of the morning, but, yeah. You know, you wonder something like this. Could they use the same technology when it comes to the hacking and everything else to run? The boards were these hackers are talking and where and maybe they already do. Of where their yes where they're getting their communication from that This is something that you know. The FBI says that the day at the field level office have been told by Christopher Wray, the head of the FBI. To get creative and they feel like that's what they did here. And by no doubt I mean that that is what they did. This is a creative way to track down these people, and I mean it really is global. This was the head of the Australian Federal Police in San Diego today, saying that this was invaluable to them police in near real time access messages. Sent between the criminal networks on that platform. Platform they believed was completely secure. The messages were uncensored. Then you get into tell that you know there's warranty issues and whatnot. So the FBI would use third parties, states so the Australians, others to say, Hey, if this came from the U. S. You look at it and let us know if we need to see it because you have to get a warrant to see somebody's communication. In the U. S. And so they got very creative in how they would be able to look at this stuff and the servers were overseas. So I didn't fall under being Indian U. S territory and Got six dirty cops out of it in other countries, not in the U. S. But cops who are communicating with these criminal organizations and tipping them off to things. And now they've been arrested. I mean, it is a It's a widespread operation. They did, man, This is fantastic. And you know something else. I was thinking about Alex. As you were saying, This stuff is typically the FBI. They, you know. We don't know more things that they do and stop from happening, then we do know what they do, and the transparency in this particular instance. Is meant to deter going forward, which you know you, you we typically we're not used to seeing how bright they are with this kind of stuff. But there's a lot of stuff probably thwarted that we really don't know about two. But man, this is this is really cool, pretty slick. Yeah, it really is. And they called it Operation Trojan Shield. And this really was a Trojan horse that the FBI was inside of this app behind it. It was theirs and they were watching the every single thing Come in, you know, Had these criminals known they were Blind copying the FBI on every message they sent. Wow. And then now there in handcuffs. It's fantastic. Alex Stone ABC News Hey, thanks for the very latest Stay safe, brother. You got it Sounds good. Thanks. CNN. Yeah, I thought as well watching. I mean, that's the thing typically with the FBI, Honestly, you know, and I don't mean to sound like whatever what I was saying earlier. But really, this is One of the slickest things that they've pulled off and there, you know, Like I said, they rounded up 800 or so people and I We don't typically get to see this. They don't They don't bring us up to speed on what they're doing, because they want to continue operating a covert. Quite frankly, the FBI has been incompetent and a lot of ways. Over the last few years, Peter struck and Lisa Page with the insurance policy. The whole Steele dossier debacle, the nonsense of trying to You know, get that, you know, set up a meeting with, you know some some Russian guy at the Trump Hotel. Yeah, I forgot. They're basically FBI's but was nothing more than a It's like a circuit political arm. Like.
WSB-AM
"suzanne turner" Discussed on WSB-AM
"In charge with the FBI's San Diego office there, Suzanne Turner talking about criminal gangs and how they have been moving drugs and carrying out killings. Plans revealed them in a messaging app that was run in secret by the FBI. The sting operation Trojan Shield takes down more than 700 suspects with more than 32 tons of drugs recover the closing bell on Wall Street, checking the numbers to end the trading Today, the Dow low losing 30 points to close at 5 34,099. The NASDAQ was up by 43. At the bell, 9 13,024 and the S and P gained less than a point a close of the bell at 42 27. WSB news. Time is six Oh, six. The six PM nonstop news Feed continues with weather and traffic and with Atlanta radio is only five day forecast Here is WSB Kirk Mellish. Well that thick tropical air mass continues in place. Chance of a pop up. Thunderstorm goes down after sunset. Patchy fog tomorrow morning. The best coverage of thunderstorms will be in the afternoon or early evening the next five days. Look for the fewest tomorrow and Sunday for tonight. Look for lows to 68 to 70 tomorrow makes his sun and clouds with a 30% chance of a thundershower by evening high 87 loads 70 Thursday and mix of sun and clouds of 40% chance of a shower Thunderstorm High 88 low 72. Friday Partly cloudy to mostly cloudy a 50% chance of a shower thunderstorm high near 87 Low about 70 My exclusive five day forecast for the weekend only a 30% chance of an isolated thunderstorm. Otherwise a mix of clouds and sun highs around 87 lows around 69. WSB storm tracker radar showing some heavy activity arraign wise in Dallas also In the Johns Creek area to Alpharetta. Significant weather advisory in parts of walking county in southeastern Barrow. Here's Duck Turnbull. Triple team traffic.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"suzanne turner" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"It's a clear departure from White House messaging just hours earlier, painting a hopeful picture for negotiations with Republicans. At level three, which means tourist should reconsider travel among those countries France, Canada, Italy, Spain, Mexico and Japan the host of next month. Summer Olympics among countries at the lowest risk level. South Korea, Iceland, Albania and Israel. Steve Futterman CBS News $148 Million in cash and 250 guns are now off the streets as R. Kelly McCormick reports. It comes after the FBI traced alleged criminals on a messaging app. That they created criminal gangs divulged plans for drug shipments and killings and that led to arrests in 16 countries. Suzanne Turner s special agent in charge in San Diego's FBI field office, let this serve as a warning. Your criminal communications are not secure. More than 800 suspects were arrested and 32 tons of drugs seized. Bipartisan report about the capital attack says there were intelligence failures that led to that insurrection. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says it may Even more clear. An independent commission needs to be established. It is crucial. We establish a trusted independent record of what transpired on January 6th and what caused it, But Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell still doesn't think it's necessary. Today's report is one of the many reasons I'm competent in the ability of existing investigations. Stacey Lynn CBS NEWS Capitol Hill, The Labor Department says employers posted a record 9.3 million job openings in April. But They hired just 6.1 million people. On Wall Street. The Dow lost 30 NASDAQ gained 43 s and P up a fraction. This is CBS News. This hour's newscast is presented by Rocket mortgage when you need an expert to help navigate the home loan process rocket can the covid vaccines about to pay off big time for some lucky lottery winner? That story After real time traffic.
KCRW
"suzanne turner" Discussed on KCRW
"Carrie Kahn is in Mexico City. She joins me now I carry. Hi, Mary Louise. So was the vice president's message today in Mexico City, the same as she was trying to convey yesterday in Guatemala. It was a little different, mostly because Mexico is not seen as the problem when it comes to why people are migrating. In fact, it's a problem from Mexico to with the high number of Central Americans staying here lately. The Biden administration sees Mexico as a partner in solving the current crisis. Mexico's president Andres Manuel Lopez over door has been saying for years that we all have to help Central America so Central Americans stay there, help them with economic and agricultural help. And then the by administrations. Big goal there is to crack down on corruption, which they see as strangling the economy, businesses and the rule of law. And that's why people want to leave. So what was the readout on today's meeting? Do we know what Vice President Harris and President Lopez open door actually discussed? Not exactly because we weren't allowed in those meetings. But we do know that they met together with each of their delegations for more than an hour and privately, the two met before and after for a good amount of time. Unlike in Guatemala, the two leaders are not holding a joint press conference today. They did send out a long list of what the two countries countries have agreed upon. And I think it's interesting. What really stuck out to me was That both countries have recommitted somewhat to start cooperating on security issues, even sharing information across about cross border criminal gangs, mostly with regard to human trafficking groups and smugglers. But this is significant because Mexico greatly restricted security cooperation with the US over, um Over the last year, really? After the since the arrest, the US arrested Mexico's former defense minister and charged him with drug trafficking. Mexico was furious and demanded his return once the U. S. Did that Lopez over door pretty much cut off security exchanges. So this this to me is a big change if it actually pays away for better security cooperation. What about the big Ask from the from the U. S. The United States wants Mexico to Prevent migrants from even getting to the U. S border and to do so by beefing up security at Mexico's southern border with Guatemala. Do we know if that was discussed today? They said they were going to work together on economic investment, agricultural system and programs to help young people all in northern Central America. They didn't mention Border enforcement. Harris, a spokeswoman did say that was on the agenda. But then the foreign minister here Reportedly said that enhancing border enforcement was not to be discussed. But in reality that is exactly what Mexico has been doing. Lopez over door has his militarized National Guard troops at the southern border and recently even sent more. So that is the de facto policy here, and I just want to point out quickly that the number of Mexicans trying to enter the US illegally is on the rise to and it's not just Mexicans from Southern Mexico is the president here points out. Many are leaving from different points of the country, some because of the bad economy exacerbated by the pandemic, of course, But many are also fleeing Mexico's relentless violence linked to drug traffickers and criminal gangs. And I think that Um, needs to be discussed, too. And we'll find out if that was. Sounds like they had a lot to talk about. NPR's Carrie Kahn in Mexico City. Thank you. You're welcome. It sounds like an investigator's dream being able to covertly read almost in real time text messages between criminals. That is exactly what the FBI and its international partners were able to do. In a massive global sting operation announced today against Transnational organized crime. NPR Justice correspondent Ryan Lucas is covering this and joins us now with the details. Hey, Ryan. Whether this sounds fascinating. So how did this thing work? Exactly? So beginning a few years ago, the F B I worked with a confidential source who is developing a communication platform that's known as a hardened encrypted device. It's like a cell phone, but it can only be used to send and received encrypted messages. So no phone calls, no Internet and you can't buy these things in stores. You have to know someone who sells them. And because of how these devices work, transnational criminal organizations, particularly drug traffickers often use them. Now what the FBI was able to do was get it's confidential source to hand out their new hardened device called an, um to the sources network of distributors, who then sold them to criminal organizations. But what those distributors and criminal organizations, of course, didn't know was that the messaging app was, in fact being run by the FBI, and that all of the encrypted messages the criminals were sending were being copied decrypted. And sent to the FBI at almost the same time. Here's the acting U. S attorney in the Southern district of California, Randi Grossman, the very devices that the criminals used to hide their crimes. We're actually a beacon for law enforcement. Wow. So what sort of information was law enforcement? Seeing in these messages? Pretty much everything. The FBI collected more than 27 million messages from an, um users around the world. And officials say every user was engaged in some sort of criminal activity. Officials say that the users talked openly about drug deals They were conducting and about how they were going to hide the drugs. In one example, court papers say a criminal organization made a cocaine shipment from Costa Rica to Spain. And hid the drugs in hollowed out pineapples. Spanish police intercepted that shipment and sees 1500 kg of cocaine. In another instance, the drugs were concealed in cans of tuna fish. Suzanne Turner heads the FBI San Diego Field office, which led this investigation. She said investigators were surprised just how openly these criminals we're talking about. They're planning. It was exactly what car was coming to. What location what? Maybe vessel or ship They were very explicit in their detail because they believed it was secure Communications and the details really emerge in the court papers, they say. Users talked about bulk cash smuggling sent pictures of GPS locations of drug shipments, so all sorts of things And this criminal activities span the entire globe. Wow. Okay, so law enforcement had this incredibly detailed view of everything that was going down. What were they able to do about it? Ultimately, like how many arrests were made out of all this Well, the FBI was working closely with its international partners, particularly the Australian Federal police. In just the last 48 hours More than 500. People have been arrested around the world in connection with this operation. Over the course of the entire investigation, officials say more than 800 people have been arrested. And a lot of drugs have been seized more than eight tons of cocaine more than 22 tons of marijuana money to worth more than $48 Million. Authorities also rated dozens of clandestine drug labs around the world now As for here in the US, the Justice Department indicted 17 foreign nationals for their alleged roles and knowingly distributing these encrypted devices to criminal groups in more than 90 countries. Eight of those defendants have been arrested. The rest are fugitives, and officials say that while this Anna platform has been taken down, criminals will likely be left wondering in the future about how secure their communications are..
AP News
"suzanne turner" Discussed on AP News
"Needed. There is no threat to the voting rights law. It's against the law to discriminate and voting on the basis of race. Already, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says the measure is needed to combat a Republican assault on our democracy. City crews returned to a Minneapolis intersection where a memorial to George Floyd was assembled after his death last year and work to reopen it to traffic by removing debris and makeshift barriers only to have activists barricade the area again. Woman was sentenced to three years in prison for making false 911 calls that ultimately resulted in a 2019 drug raid by Houston police that killed both homeowners. Stocks were mixed The Dow down 10 points. This is a P news There are lots of jobs available. There were a record number of job openings in April 9.3 million. The number of Americans who quit their jobs in April rose by four million to the highest figure in records going back 20 years. What are we to make of all of that? Nick Bunker, the economic research director at the indeed hiring lab, says more than a year after what he calls the horrific job losses and wage cuts. Job seekers have a strong hand in the labor market again. Demand for workers is surging, he says. As the economy starts to come out of the pandemic lockdown. I'm Rita Foley. We've heard him say this on ABC is the Bachelor and the Bachelorette, the most shocking finale in bachelor history. Chris Harrison is history. He's leaving his hosting duties permanently. Harrison defended a contestant against criticism over photos showing her at a fraternity formal with an old South plantation theme. Donahue. AP NEWS CYBER Takedown. I'm Tim Maguire with an A P news minute on the heels of the Justice Department's nearing a cyber currency ransom paid to Russian hackers. The FBI revealed a non, a secure messaging app built by law enforcement agencies, which attracted criminal groups around the world. San Diego Special agent in charge. Suzanne Turner says the site snared a staggering amount of information from seizing drugs, guns and millions of dollars in multiple currencies. To addressing more than 150 threats to life top figures in some 300 crime groups have been implicated, leading to the arrest of more than 800 people. Propublica and a check of tax records of the 25 richest people in the country found that Jeff Bezoza paid no income tax in 2000 and seven and 2011 Tesla founder Elon Musk is income tax bill was zero in 2018 and George Soros went three straight years without paying. I'm Tim Maguire. Coronavirus update. I'm Ed Donahue with An A P News minute stocks finished mixed The Dow down 30 points. President Biden had a vaccination goal set for the fourth of July. But Dr Anthony Fauci says that won't be the end of the story. We want to reach 70% of the adult population. By the Fourth of July. I believe we can. I hope we will and if we don't, we're going to continue to keep pushing. CDC director Dr Rochelle Walensky says the seven day average of coronavirus cases is a little more than 13,000. This represents yet another decrease of nearly 30% from the prior seven day average. But most importantly, a 94% decrease from Covid 19 cases since January of this year and the first time that the seven day average of cases has been less than 15,000. And since March, 27th 2020, a former pharmacist in Wisconsin, Steve Brandenburg, was sentenced to three years in prison for ruining more than 500 doses of vaccine. I'm Ed Donahue introducing the lows list. While there's innovation in every aisle. These are some of our experts. Top picks for 2021 Customize any.
WBSM 1420
"suzanne turner" Discussed on WBSM 1420
"Fielding questions why he won't back. The House passed voting rights Bill West Virginia Democratic Senator Joe Manchin says he had a good and respectful conversation with black civil rights leaders about the path forward for a voting rights bill, the AKP said after the phone call, the groups are focused on finding common ground with Senator Manchin and with other lawmakers to pass federal legislation to protect The right to vote Mansion wrote in an op ed Sunday. He does not support this sweeping for the People Act that passed the house, saying he wants to pass the narrower John Lewis Voting Rights Act with Republican support. Elizabeth ALS the ABC News Washington the White House, signaling that it is moving on from negotiations with Republicans when it comes to the infrastructure bill that, according to an administrative source Also adding that the president will now turn his focus to engaging with a bipartisan group of senators to try and find a deal a group that they welcome Senator Capital to join an Illinois man from Kennel Worth, Illinois north of Chicago, arrested today on federal charges related to the U. S. Capitol siege. The FBI, meantime, creating an online messaging app that criminals used to plan and move drugs worldwide. Well, criminals around the world thought they were communicating only with themselves. The encrypted devices. They were using. We're actually sending copies of everything they wrote to the FBI. Because the FBI built the communications platform and shut down other platforms to funnel more criminals are away the FBI's Suzanne Turner, the users were upper echelon command in control of over 300 transnational criminal organizations. In the past, 48 hours over 500 people have been arrested around the world. Alex Stone ABC News After more than 600,000 deaths, the U. S seen a turnaround in cases. The CDC says COVID cases are down 94% since January. You're listening to ABC News..
KGO 810
"suzanne turner" Discussed on KGO 810
"I'm Michelle Franzen. Senator Joe Manchin spoke with civil rights leaders today. Fielding questions why he won't back. The House passed voting rights Bill, West Virginia Democratic Senator Joe Manchin says he had a good and respectful conversation with black civil rights leader Mansion wrote in an op ed Sunday. He does not support the sweeping for the People Act that passed the House, saying he wants to pass the narrower John Lewis Voting Rights Act. With Republicans support Elizabeth ALS. The ABC News Washington the White House, signaling that it is moving on from negotiations with Republicans when it comes to the infrastructure bill that, according to an administrative source Also adding that the president will now turn his focus to engaging with a bipartisan group of senators to try and find a deal a group that they welcome Senator Capital to join an Illinois man from Kennel Worth, Illinois north of Chicago, arrested today on federal charges related to the U. S Capitol siege. The FBI, meantime, creating an online messaging app that criminals used to plan and move drugs worldwide. Well, criminals around the world thought they were communicating only with themselves the encrypted devices they were using. We're actually sending copies of everything they wrote to the FBI. Because the FBI built the communications platform and shut down other platforms to funnel more criminals are away. The FBI's Suzanne Turner users were upper echelon command and control of over 300 translate. National criminal organizations In the past 48 hours over 500 people have been arrested around the world. Alec Stone ABC airs after more than 600,000 deaths. The U. S seen a turnaround in cases. The CDC says covid cases are down 94% since January. You're listening to ABC news. When you're researching something wading through all the.
KTAR 92.3FM
"suzanne turner" Discussed on KTAR 92.3FM
"Senator Joe Manchin says he had a good and respectful conversation with black civil rights leaders about the path forward for a voting rights bill, the AKP said after the phone call, the groups are focused on finding common ground with Senator Manchin and with other lawmakers to pass federal legislation. Shows the ABC News Washington the White House, signaling that it is moving on from negotiations with Republicans when it comes to the infrastructure bill that according to an administrative source, also adding that the president will now turn his focus to engaging with a bipartisan group of senators to Try and find a deal a group that they welcome Senator Capital to join an Illinois man from Kennel Worth, Illinois north of Chicago, arrested today on federal charges related to the U. S Capitol siege. The FBI, meantime, created an online messaging app that criminals used to plan and move drugs worldwide. Well, criminals around the world thought they were communicating only with themselves the encrypted devices they were using. We're actually sending copies of everything they wrote to the FBI. Because the FBI built the communications platform and shut down other platforms to funnel more criminals are way. The FBI's Suzanne Turner. The users were upper echelon command in control of over 300 transnational criminal organizations. In the past, 48 hours over 500 people have been arrested around the world like stone. ABC airs after more than 600,000 deaths, the US seeing a turnaround in cases, the CDC says covid cases are down 94% since January. You're listening to ABC News. Arizona's new station, You station Katya, Our on Air 92 3 FM online at K t a r dot com and streaming Live on the T A R news app. You're breaking news and traffic. Now it's 202. Good afternoon. I'm Becky Lynn. And here is our top story. Arizona votes. Maricopa County voters are switching affiliation to other as opposed to jumping from one major political party to another 2 to 1. Moderates aren't the only ones leaving their parties. You've also got hardcore Republicans that don't like the direction of the Republican Party. You've got Democrats who aren't in line with Biden's brand of politics. And maybe Think they don't go far enough. Sally political consultant Emily Ryan, an issue civic education professor, Luc Perez says, say that we could blame the November election and the audit. But the Republicans may not be fearful with the Republican Party is doing this appeasing the current hard right base in such a way that doesn't turn off new voters or doesn't dissuade them from trying to recruit new ones. The recorder's office reports. 21,000 changes out of 2.6 million registered voters since March three times, including a Forensic on it. It's been determined to be clean as governor, Doug Ducey in an exclusive interview with our Mike Broom head, saying that the 2020 election in Arizona has been audited previously, and that Arizona's are more focused on the future. As it pertains to the 2022 election. Ducey says Republicans in the state should be judged on what they accomplished for the state between now And the election, ma'am. A few weeks ago, Ktrs Olive Aetna brought you the exclusive story of a 22 month old boy who was miraculously.
NewsRadio KFBK
"suzanne turner" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"Fielding questions why he won't back. The House passed voting RIGHTS Bill, West Virginia Democratic Senator Joe Manchin says he had a good and respectful conversation with black civil rights leaders. About the path forward for a voting rights bill, the AKP said after the phone call. The groups are focused on finding common ground with Senator Manchin and with other lawmakers to pass federal legislation to protect the right to vote mention, wrote in an op ed Sunday He does not support the sweeping for the People Act that passed the House, saying he wants to pass the narrower John Lewis Voting Rights Act with Republican support. Elizabeth ALS the ABC News Washington the White House, signaling that it is moving And when it comes to the infrastructure bill that, according to an administrative source, also adding that the president will now turn his focus to engaging with a bipartisan group of senators to try and find a deal a group that they welcome Senator Capital to joining an Illinois man from Kennel Worth, Illinois north of Chicago, arrested today on federal charges related to the U. S Capitol siege. The FBI, meantime, created an online messaging app that criminals used to plan and move drugs worldwide. Well, criminals around the world thought they were communicating only with themselves the encrypted devices they were using. We're actually sending copies of everything they wrote to the FBI because the FBI built the communications platform and shut down other platforms to funnel more criminals their way. The FBI's Suzanne Turner. The users were upper echelon command.
KOMO
"suzanne turner" Discussed on KOMO
"A small town mayor is off to jail. I'm manufacture with what she did and how long she'll serve. We start with ABC News now at two o'clock. From ABC News. I'm Michelle Franzen. Senator Joe Manchin spoke with civil rights leaders today, fielding questions why he won't back. The House passed voting rights Bill West Virginia Democratic Senator Joe Manchin says he had a good and respectful conversation with black civil rights leaders about the path forward for a voting rights bill, the AKP said after the phone call, the groups are focused on finding common ground with Senator Manchin and with other lawmakers to pass federal legislation to protect the right to vote. Mansion wrote in an op ed Sunday. He does not support this sweeping for the People Act that passed the house, saying he wants to pass the narrower John Lewis Voting Rights Act with Republican support. Elizabeth ALS the ABC News Washington the White House, signaling that it is moving on from negotiations with Republicans when it comes to the infrastructure bill that, according to an administrative source Also adding that the president will now turn his focus to engaging with a bipartisan group of senators to try and find a deal a group that they welcome Senator Capital to join an Illinois man from Kennel Worth, Illinois north of Chicago, arrested today on federal charges related to the U. S Capitol siege. The FBI, meantime, creating an online messaging app that criminals used to plan and move drugs worldwide. While criminals around the world thought they were communicating only with themselves the encrypted devices they were using. We're actually sending copies of everything they wrote to the FBI. Because the FBI built the communications platform and shut down other platforms to funnel more criminals are away. The FBI's Suzanne Turner. The users were upper echelon command in control of over 300 transnational criminal organizations. In the past, 48 hours over 500 people have been arrested around the world like Stone. ABC nears after more than 600,000 deaths, the US seeing a turnaround in cases, the CDC says covid cases are down 94% since January. You're listening to ABC News..
WTVN
"suzanne turner" Discussed on WTVN
"Sting. I feel like everybody's getting a title these days. Senior this chief that I'll be global sting expert to Yeah, this this pretty ingenious what the FBI did that they decided. You know what if criminals globally or communicating on encrypted secure messaging apps? Why not just create their own, And that's what the FBI did that they built their own app on devices and criminals would use they deployed a globally it got popular in Australia and elsewhere, and then they were able to to see every message the criminals were sending to one another. They made the big announcement in San Diego today, and here's what they've had the amount of intelligence that we received. Was staggering from seizing drugs, guns and millions of dollars in multiple currencies. To addressing more than 150 threats to life more than 300. People were arrested in advance of the worldwide takedown than 500 more in the past two days to 800 in total linked to this is Suzanne Turner with the FBI in San Diego and Silk. Agents in the FBI, San Diego office. They orchestrated this whole thing and then get this. They actually had other encrypted platforms taken down. They arrested and got them indicted. So that there was a vacuum, and it led all the criminals to using this one app that they all thought was secure. But the whole time that these criminal groups were communicating, they had no idea the FBI owned it, and the FBI was watching every message. 27 million messages. 45 languages. Listen to how she puts it about BCS in the FBI received a copy of each and every message originating outside the United States. Across our platform similar to a blind copy of an email. So you had these, you know, heads of organizations essentially bc seeing the FBI Every time they hit send, and Yeah, they took down a lot of allegedly very bad men and women here in the last two days in their around the world Now in jail, man, This is This is the smartest thing that I've seen the FBI do. Maybe and we'll leave easily. Recent memory, possibly in half my lifetime. Maybe my whole life. This is incredibly smart. What they did and to get 800. People globally. Taken out of this racket that was going on is actually very slick. The way they did this man. This is This is really earning their money. This is really really top level stuff, man. Yeah, And you know, the San Diego office kind of asleep The FBI obvious. You think San Francisco normally does cybercrimes or the headquarters in D? C, but San Diego built this thing and got the others taken away so that the bad guys would all go to one app and that they were on it. And they let this go on for years watching it and they would jump in if it was something life threatening otherwise. Most of it was drug running and gun running, and they would watch to see who else got involved and get more names and be able to jump in and then finally deciding to take it down. But they're warning today was We may have others out there that if you're a criminal, and you think that you're communicating right now, on some kind of whatever secure app you're using that maybe ours, and we may be watching everything you're saying right now, So there's that fear factor into to what they were announcing today? Yeah, that's beautiful man. That yes, All of them have to double. They got to really sit and think about what they're doing what they're using, and Right. He gets some second guessing. And maybe they slow down or even stop for a while, or what have you? That's that's fantastic. The other thing too real quick was, you know this Internet outage that happened this morning. And did you? Did you happen to see? I mean, that would have been really really heard it early in California for you guys, right? I mean, that Internet outage. Are you familiar with that? Yeah, I know. I know about it, but but, yeah, it was. Everybody here was not everybody. But many people were still asleep. It was three hours of the morning. But, yeah, you know, you wonder something like this. They use the same technology when it comes to the hacking and everything else to run. The boards were these hackers are talking and where and maybe they already do of where they're? Yeah. Where they're getting their communication from that This is something that you know. The FBI says that Today at the field level office have been told by Christopher Raid ahead of the FBI to get creative and they feel like that's what they did here. And by no doubt I mean that that is what they did. This is a creative way to track down these people, and I mean it really is global. This was the head of the Australian Federal Police in San Diego today, saying that this was invaluable to them. Police in near real time access messages sent between the criminal networks on that platform, a platform they believed was completely secure. The messages were uncensored. Then you get into telling that you know there's warranty issues and whatnot. So the FBI would use third parties state so the Australians, others to say Hey, if this came from the U. S. You look at it and let us know if we need to see it because you have to get a warrant to see somebody's communication. In the U. S. And so they got very creative in how they would be able to look at this stuff and the servers were overseas. So I didn't fall under being Indian U. S territory and Got six dirty cops out of it in other countries, not in the U. S. But cops who are communicating with these criminal organizations and tipping them off to things. And now they've been arrested. I mean, it is a It's a widespread operation. They did, man, This is fantastic. And you know something else. I was thinking about Alex as you were saying, this stuff. Is typically the FBI. They you know, we don't know more things that they do and stop from happening, then we do know what they do, and the transparency in this particular instance. Is meant to deter going forward, which you know you, you we typically we're not used to seeing how bright they are with this kind of stuff. But there's a lot of stuff probably thwarted that we really don't know about two. But man, this is this is really cool, pretty slick. Yeah, it really is. And they called it Operation Trojan Shield. And this really was a Trojan horse that the FBI was inside of this app behind it. It was theirs and they were watching the every single thing Come in, you know, Had these criminals known they were Blind copying the FBI on every message they said, Wow. And then now there in handcuffs. Yes, it's fantastic. Alex Stone ABC News Hey, thanks for the very latest Stay safe, brother. You got to tell. Good. Thanks. Mark. CNN. Yeah, I thought as we're watching. I mean, that's the thing typically with the FBI, Honestly, you know, and I don't mean to sound like whatever what I was saying earlier. But really, this is One of the slickest things that they've pulled off and there, you know, Like I said, they rounded up 800 or so people and I We don't typically get to see this. They don't. They don't bring us up to speed on what they're doing, because they want to continue operating, You know, Covert. Quite frankly, The FBI has been incompetent and a lot of ways. Over the last few years, Peter struck and Lisa Page with the insurance policy. The whole Steele dossier debacle, the nonsense of trying to You know, get that, you know, set up a meeting with, you know some some Russian guy at the Trump Hotel. Yeah, I forgot. Basically FBI's but was nothing more than a like a circuit political arm. Like the Benny Hill music would be playing when you would be thinking about the FBI..
NewsRadio KFBK
"suzanne turner" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"Also very critical. We ought to make it easier for people to vote not harder over 500 arrests following an international sting the FBI, creating an online messaging app for criminals to use without them knowing criminal organizations around the world didn't know it until now, But the APP on devices they were using to communicate was built by the FBI and the F B. I was reading everything they wrote over 27 million messages in 45 languages. The FBI's Suzanne Turner. The FBI received a copy of each and every message originating outside the United States that crossed our platform similar to a blind copy of an email a BCS Alex Stone reporting. You're listening to ABC News from California's Capital City. This is Sacramento's news 93.1 kfbk. Good afternoon. It's one o'clock. I'm Dana Hess with your top stories. This is the final week of California's color coded tier system before its retired on June. 15th public health officials say 31% of the state's 58 cavities are in the moderate orange here that represents better than 36% of the state's population. There are 24 counties in the least restrictive yellow tear, which accounts for nearly 63% of the population. Remaining three counties del Norte, Shasta and Cuba are in the second highest red tier. Kids as young as five. Getting the fights of Covid 19 vaccine now is part of a clinical trial to see if it's safe and effective for younger kids. Dr. Nicky Kline runs the Kaiser Permanente Vaccine Study center. That's part of what we're doing the trial. We want to make sure that the vaccines both work that they get an immune response and the kids and that they are safe because they never actually can test it in a large number of Children this age, That's why we are doing the study. This is a two year study, but if it goes well, Pfizer could apply to the FDA as soon as this fall for emergency use authorization. Against age 5 to 11 and Madison Square Garden, reopening with its first concert since the pandemic.