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AP News Radio
2 students hurt in Texas school shooting, suspect arrested
"Two students have been injured in a Texas school shooting, officials say two students have been injured in a shooting outside a Dallas area high school and police say they've arrested the person suspected of opening fire. Police and school district officials say the shooting began Monday on a high school campus in the suburb of Arlington, just before 7 before many students arrived. One student was injured by gunfire and another hurt by debris. Police say the suspected shooter never entered the Lamar high school building and was arrested soon after officers got there. I'm Shelley Adler
WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh update on "texas school" discussed on WTOP 24 Hour News
"Encouraging sign and it comes just a few days after Secretary of State Anthony blinken was in niche air in other parts of Africa. Police in Arlington, Texas have made an arrest after two students were injured in a shooting this morning outside a high school building. Students are stunned. This is my first time actually going through this stuff. I really just can't even believe it. The condition of the injured students is not known. Not a Russia. Pageantry and Moscow as Vladimir Putin meets with China's president Xi, a gathering that the U.S. views with concern. CBS Raimi in asensio. Xi Jinping's arrival in Moscow is an attempt to show off that friendship that solidarity to the world. It's also a visual coup that the Kremlin will likely use and exploit the last time they met in person, was just three weeks before Russia invaded Ukraine. Today, he says his visit to Moscow is a journey of friendship, cooperation, and peace. Putin said the two will discuss Xi's plan for a ceasefire in Ukraine. More testimony today in New York and the investigation that former president Trump has predicted will lead to his arrest tomorrow. CBS Graham Kate says a witness is likely to dispute what mister Trump's former lawyer has said. They're going to try to
AP News Radio
Officials: 2 hurt after shooting at Texas school
"A shooting at a Texas school has left two people injured. Police in Arlington, Texas say two students were injured after a shooting at a high school where the suspect is in custody. News outlets reported that the shooting happened on the Lamar high school campus in Arlington outside of school building, the fire department reports the two injured students were getting medical care, but their conditions were not known. Today was the first day back for students after spring break, a spokeswoman says the school was placed in lockdown and once that's lifted, students will be released for the day. I'm Shelley Adler
The Charlie Kirk Show
'Killing Kennedy' Author Jack Roth Discusses Lee Harvey Oswald
"Let me ask you, you know, excuse the kind of cruel pun, but gun to your head, what happened in Dallas, Texas. I try to avoid the gun to my head. And in the book, I tried 'cause, yeah, I'm a journalist. Documentarian, and I'm like, oh, what do I say at the end of this? And I learned a lot. But what I tell people is, when they ask me, who killed Kennedy? The first thing I say is the Cold War, and it's cold warriors. Killed candidate. And what I mean by that is it was the times in which Kennedy governed that got him killed. That's my first answer. And my second answer, I know who didn't kill Kennedy. I'm feel very confident about who didn't kill Kennedy. And that's Lee Harvey Oswald. So let me ask you, do you think do you think Lee Harvey Oswald was in the Texas school book depository at the time? Or do you think he was somewhere else? I think he was there. He was told, you know, that's where his job was and he was doing certain things. And it isn't intelligence capacity. And he may or may not have been in front of the building. There's controversy about a photo there that shows really looks like Oswald there. But again, not definitive, whatever. It is very interesting. But I think he was in there because that was part of the setup. And I also think that he went to the Texas theater because his CIA handler told him to meet him there. And that's why he goes there. And within minutes, there's, again, a hundred Dallas police officers there arresting him. There's so much to that that just doesn't make any sense. And so yeah, I think Oswald was oswalt actually, I'll go ahead and say this. And if you read the book, you'll see why, because of what a lot of people say. He actually thought that he could prevent the assassination. And I think he was told by his handler and by, you know, whoever his bosses were, that he was there to infiltrate Cuban exiles, the Cuban exile community,
The Charlie Kirk Show
Jack Roth, Author of 'Killing Kennedy', Joins Charlie to Dig Deep
"With us is Jack Roth, who is the author of killing Kennedy exposing the plot to cover up and the consequences and Jack Roth joins us now. Jack, welcome to the program. Thank you. Thanks for having me on Charlie. I appreciate it. From a young age, I was convinced that there was more to the story when it came to the assassination of Kennedy. It's very obvious to me for a variety of reasons. But tell us about your book and make the kind of layman argument for someone that is not really in the weeds of the zapruder film and Kevin Costner's rendition of it and actually walking in downtown Dallas and seeing the Texas school book school book depository in the grassy Knoll. What is the kind of short version of why you think there was more to the story when it came to the JFK assassination? Yeah, well, I think you have to start with the idea of being a critical thinker when you think about these types of things. And for me, I was like you. I was born in 65, you're younger than me. But I missed the assassination by two years. But I always felt since I was young kid that there was something not right. And that's just by using common sense. The idea that Jack Ruby would get into that police station and shoot Oswald take Oswald out. So now there's no trial, right? Oswald can't talk anymore. So there was so much to it. And over the years I read, I'd read more and I'd read more. But I felt that there was even as time goes by, right? We're reaching the 60th anniversary this year. And I felt that still mattered. And I felt like it was important to reach other people and document some interesting things and present that. The fact that there have been ripple effects that have changed this country since that day,
The Charlie Kirk Show
Was There a Second Shooter in the JFK Assassination?
"Charlie, the government released more several batches of the JFK documents. So was there a second shooter or not? So we have a fair amount of younger listeners that might not be let's just say familiar with the entire Kennedy assassination story. Now full disclosure, I've spent a lot of time on this topic. In fact, when I was much younger in high school, I watched every documentary, I studied it in great detail, and so I know it pretty well. And the conclusion that I came away from with it is that there is a 0% chance that the government was not even aware or in some way involved with the assassination of JFK. And then they smear you and they call anyone who daresay that is a conspiracy theorist, but the evidence is so beyond overwhelming that there is something funny that happened with the Kennedy assassination. Now, whether or not there was a second shooter or not remains to be seen, I think it's very clear when you watch a zapruder film that you could see a projectile coming in straight to the right temple, enter of JFK. We'll actually can play that tape for you here. And so for those of you that are young and you don't really kind of know the story of the JFK assassination, let's just set the time and place. I believe the year was 1963 from that mistaken. Dallas, Texas, JFK lands, and was supposed to be with Lyndon baines Johnson, who of course was the vice president of the United States. And was a Texan. Linda baines Johnson was suspiciously missing from the parade that day. JFK piled into a convertible with his wife, Jackie Onassis, or Jackie Kennedy, and also the governor of Texas. It was November 22nd, 1963. JFK starts on the parade route, and we knew this now afterwards, the parade route was changed in a very strange and inexplicable way. And the parade route went all the way around a street by the name of Elm Street. Took a left on Elm Street and the motorcade started to slow down. As the conventional narrative goes, Lee Harvey Oswald, who had a very suspicious past involvement with the KGB potentially or allegedly, was up on the 6th floor of the Texas school book depository museum. As soon as John Fitzgerald Kennedy's motorcade took a turn, Lee Harvey Oswald allegedly took out a bolt action rifle with expert and military precision despite the fact that he was a very poor shot, one of the worst shots it is entire military class. And was able to strike John Fitzgerald Kennedy a moving target while going away from him with a little bit of a, let's just say a three to 4° slant for memory serves me correctly of the motorcade going downhill.
AP News Radio
Uvalde school chief plans to retire after community outrage
"The public school superintendent and you vow to Texas says he intends to step down at the end of the school year Hal harrell says he plans to retire and that his heart was broken on May 24th That's the day 19 fourth graders and two teachers were massacred at rob elementary school in the Texas school district Harold runs The school board voted unanimously Monday night to begin the search for Harold's successor His announcement came a day after school district officials fired a new officer who had been a state trooper on the scene the day of the shooting and a week after they suspended the entire school police force in a post first reported by CNN and now taken down from his wife's Facebook page harrell says he's been blessed to work among amazing educators and staff for more than 30 years and that these next steps for the future are completely his choice Carol and other local officials have faced heavy criticism over their handling of the incident officers allowed the shooter to remain inside a classroom for more than 70 minutes I'm Jennifer King
AP News Radio
Uvalde police officer fired amid outrage from parents
"The uvalde Texas school district has suspended its entire police force due to its response to the May school shooting I Norman hall A month into the new school year later of the Valdez school system pulled the campus police force off the job They're still outraged over the hesitant response to the gunmen who killed 19 children and two adults on May 24th at rob elementary The shooter remained in a fourth grade classroom for more than 70 minutes and there is fresh anger over the hiring of a former state trooper who was part of the law enforcement response Campus officers will be assigned to other roles state police will provide assistance in the meantime
The Charlie Kirk Show
Glenn and Leigh of Patriot Mobile Tell Their Side of the Story
"Another group that's coming in hot because they've been in hot water a little bit this year and this week. Is Glenn's story and Leigh Wong guests from patriot mobile with the CEO and the VP of government affairs because NBC, we talked about this yesterday, they are going hard against patriot mobile and what was the headline, right? It was the far right Christian cell phone provider that is taking over Texas school boards. I want to get them on to get their side of the story because boy, they are really mad that the rights and really just common sense regular Christian folks because this is the fight of our country and here patriot mobile is one company that is willing to stand up. Glenn Lee, welcome to the program. Thank you for having us. Jack, thank you for having us. It's always great to see you. Oh, it's great. We were just down at cpac together. We did an incredible event. We did the book signing. We had my antifa book. We just did a segment talking about some of the stuff that was in the NT support, by the way. Kenosha, but first, tell us what was it that you all were up to with the Texas school boards, and then explain why at NBC is so mad at you guys. Well, NBC being mad at us is not a new thing. And this particular reporter has a history of being very interesting with facts, but the bottom line is what happened Monday night in Texas. Is elected officials did in an elected position. What they said, they were going to do when they ran for office. And neither the left nor the right is used to that.
AP News Radio
Principal of school where massacre occurred placed on leave
"There's been an administrative shake up at the Texas school where there was some may massacre I Norman hall the principal of uvalde rob elementary where a gunman killed 19 students in two teachers has been placed on administrative leave That's according to attorney Ricardo sedillo who represents principal mandi Gutierrez she was placed on paid leave Monday by the superintendent of schools A legislative committee blamed principal Gutierrez and an assistant for knowing a lock on the classrooms where the killings happened wasn't working and not having it repaired Meanwhile the school board has approved a three week postponement of the start of the school year I Norman hall
AP News Radio
Uvalde schools look to fire Chief Arredondo after shooting
"The ivaldi Texas school districts top official was recommending the district police chief be fired The uvalde school board will consider firing police chief Pete ere dando at a special meeting Saturday State officials have accused aerodyne to making several critical mistakes During the May 24th mass shooting at rob elementary 19 students and two teachers were killed At a school board meeting Monday Michael Brown the father of a student who survived asked superintendent hell hero about the police response Do you think our officers that were in the schoolroom that day did their job yes or no No not what I saw So if they didn't do their job why are we still employing them The audio courtesy of KSA TV If fired arradondo would become the first officer ousted from his job following the deadliest Texas school shooting in history I'm Mike
WTOP
"texas school" Discussed on WTOP
"Former president Trump recently tried to contact a witness who was speaking with a paddle. Jenny says the Justice Department has been notified and any effort to influence witnesses is taken seriously. Surveillance video from uvalde, Texas school shooting captured shows two officers approached the classroom not long after the gunman and then run back after the sounds of gunfire. The video was published today by the Austin American statesman as Texas lawmakers investigating the massacre prepared to release findings. Twitter, Sue's Tesla's CEO, Elon masta forced him to complete the $44 billion acquisition of the social media company, Musk and Twitter have been bracing for a legal fight since the billionaire said Friday. He was backing off of his agreement to buy the company. Stay with WTO P for more on these stories in just minutes at 1117. The United States is getting a new three digit phone number this weekend. Just like you can call 9-1-1 for emergencies, 9 8 8 will connect people in crisis to help. You're called a 9 8 8 is about emotional support. It is about resource connection for folks in crisis. Tim Janssen with community crisis services that answers those calls here in hyattsville, a lot of it is feeling out what's best for someone in their situation. Up to and including, we need to safety plan because you're at risk for suicide. And if you're having thoughts of suicide, what do we do to make sure that you're safe? 9 8 8 launches Saturday until then the lifeline is at 800 to 7 three 82 55. Christy king WTO P news. Traffic
AP News Radio
Video shows police milling in hallway during Uvalde massacre
"A video shows police milling in the hallway during the uvalde Texas school massacre I Norman hall with details Surveillance video captured the gunman entering the building with an AR-15 style rifle It later shows officers and body armor milling in the hallway outside the fourth grade classrooms were 19 children and two teachers were killed It shows parts of the nearly 80 minutes that passed between the gunmen walking into rob elementary through an unlocked door and the time when his death put a stop to America's deadliest school shooting in nearly two decades Officials said the 77 minutes of footage they are preparing to release this weekend does not contain images of children I Norman
WTOP
"texas school" Discussed on WTOP
"Sweep on the line for the mystics in Atlanta tonight in the second game of their road trip, ball goes up at 8. Rob woodfork believes you'll be sports. Thank you, rob. Now to the top stories we are following for you on WTO. Police enrichment say a tipster helped them interrupt a plot to attack the July 4th festivities at the dogwood Dell amphitheater. Officials arrested two men and confiscated guns and ammunition. A new review of the U valley Texas school shooting finds police missed multiple opportunities to stop the gunman who killed 19 children and two teachers at rob elementary back on May 24th. The national weather service confirms it was two tornadoes spawned by storms that blew through the region yesterday. An EF tornado touched down in a neighborhood north of buoy in prince George's county. A smaller EF U touched down in a field in harwood. That's southwest of London town in that rental county as well and it means they can't tell how fast it was going. Stay with double DT op for more on these stories and just minutes. The old prince George's hospital center near Chevrolet is now just a bunch of empty buildings on the county's highest hill. But the big changes are slated to happen there and it will mean big changes for the town too. We don't have a downtown. But Chevrolet mayor, Casey muni says the redevelopment of the old empty buildings here at this old hospital will change that. Coming soon is more than 1100 new housing units to go with the shopping and dining options the town is lacking. We won a third place, some place other
AP News Radio
Uvalde school police chief on leave after mass shooting
"I'm Mike Gracia reporting the ivaldi school police chief has been placed on leave Pete arradondo the police chief for the ivaldi Texas school district was put on administrative leave Wednesday amid criticism of his decision to hold the police officers outside rob elementary school as 19 students and two teachers were gunned down The action came one day after colonel Steve McCrory the director of the Texas Department of Public Safety delivered a blistering assessment of our actions before a state Senate hearing The only thing stopping a hallway of dedicated officers from any room one 11 and one 12 was Janssen commander Macron testified that armed law enforcement officers were on the scene three minutes after the gunman entered the school on May 24th but on our orders they waited for more than an hour in a school hallway I'm Mike
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Did the Uvalde Police Fail the Children and Teachers?
"Take this from the daily mail. Why didn't they go in, chilling first image from inside Texas school shows cups with rifles and ballistic shields and corridor 19 minutes after gunmen entered, but they waited another hour to storm the classroom. Is that incorrect? Well, I think it's not a complete synopsis of what exactly happened. You know, when I read these stories and they say, the officers didn't go in. They don't go through and explain why. They don't give a synopsis of what was the door situation. They paint the picture as if they just stood there and they could go in and they should have went in and the door was wide open and they could have gone in and killed a guy. I don't think that that's the totality of what happened. I think that there's a lot more nuance to it. It appears, in my opinion, that they believe that they couldn't get through the door. They did not have a way to breach the door. There was a search for keys to the door, and it's not as simple as most people think that you could just run through the door and it magically opens and you kill the suspect whom you probably can not see. Given the conditions, it's a lot more to it than this. And I think that people are emotional and they rush to judgment because of the visceral experience of thinking about children being killed, thinking about images that they see without understanding the full context. Okay, so give me the full
Bloomberg Radio New York
"texas school" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"In over a 120 countries This is Bloomberg radio Now a global news update some U.S. senators are meeting today in an effort to compromise on new gun laws They started urgent talks last week in the wake of the Texas school massacre It looks like President Biden won't supply Ukraine with long-range rockets He told reporters that yesterday amid talk of sending the weapons to the war torn country so they could strike into Russia The Pentagon says they're still deciding what will be in the next 8 package Hurricane Agatha is expected to become a tropical depression today It's already been downgraded to a tropical storm after hitting the coast of Mexico yesterday with 105 mile an hour winds Another Federal Reserve policy maker is calling for at least two more interest rate hikes of a half percent each Christopher Waller says he supports the action until inflation drops closer to the 2% target I'm Trey Thomas Start your market day with Bloomberg surveillance Can we get back a scrap who says finance can't be fun I can no sense this morning at all a satellite Tom king On Bloomberg radio and Bloomberg television Markets headlines and breaking news 24 hours a day At Bloomberg dot com the Bloomberg business app and at Bloomberg quick tape This is a Bloomberg business launch And I'm Karen Moscow stocks are slippering treasuries selling off across the curve today as Eurozone inflation accelerates to a fresh all time high intensifying the debate at the European Central Bank about how rapidly to raise interest rates We check markets every 15 minutes throughout the trading day on Bloomberg S&P futures down 25 points this morning down futures at a 198 NASDAQ futures down 30 the Dax in Germany's down three quarters of a percent Ten year treasury down 22 30 seconds yields 2.81% that yield on the two year 2.53% 9 X crude oil is up three and a third percent of $3 81 cents at a $118 87 cents a barrel Comics go down three tenths percent or $5 50 cents at 1851 80 ounce The Euro one 7 three 8 against the dollar British found 1.2617 The yen one 27.87 and checking Bitcoin this morning it is higher up 8 10% at $31,500 And that's a Bloomberg business flash Now here's Michael Barr with more on.
TIME's Top Stories
"texas school" Discussed on TIME's Top Stories
"Justice Department to review response to Texas school shooting by Zeke Miller and Michael Associated Press. You vow to taxes. The Justice Department said Sunday it will review the law enforcement response to the shooting and you validate Texas that left 19 students and two teachers dead. The review comes amid mounting pressure and questions about the shifting and at times contradictory information about what happened in the shooting last Tuesday at rob elementary school and how police responded, Justice Department spokesman Anthony Coley, said the review would be conducted an affair impartial and independent manner, and that the findings would be made public. The review is being conducted at the request of Vivaldi's mayor, official said. In a statement, Coley said the goal of the review is to provide an independent account of law enforcement actions and response that day and to identify lessons learned and best practices to help first responders prepare for and respond to active shooter events. Handling the review as the department's office of community policing services. Such a review is somewhat rare and most after action reports that come after a mass shooting are generally compiled by local law enforcement agencies or outside groups. Authorities revealed on Friday that students and teachers repeatedly begged 9-1-1 operators for help even as a police commander told more than a dozen officers to wait in a school hallway. Officials said the commander believed that the suspect was barricaded inside an adjoining classroom, and that there was no longer an active attack, the revelation caused more grief and raised new questions about whether more lives were lost because officers did not act faster to stop the gunman, who was ultimately killed by border patrol tactical officers. Biden has not spoke publicly about the police response to the shooting.
AP News Radio
Biden visits memorial to victims of Texas school shooting
"Talks on a modest compromise on gun safety legislation continue My hope is that this time is different Senator Chris Murphy a Democrat from Connecticut who is part of the bipartisan group of senators in talks about gun safety legislation I am at the table in a more significant way right now with Republicans and Democrats than ever before Certainly many more Republicans willing to talk right now than we're willing to talk after sandy hook A different point of view from GOP congressman mo Brooks from Alabama What we have to do is stop the motivation that causes these criminals these horrific individuals to do what they do While Brooks was on Fox News Sunday Murphy appeared on ABC's this week with George Stephanopoulos I'm Shelley Adler
WTOP
"texas school" Discussed on WTOP
"And they're telling Republicans to hold the line See if you ask news correspondent Robert Costa CBS News special report I'm Tom fody As people in uvalde Texas grapple with reports about the police response to Tuesday's school shooting a memorial to 21 people killed is growing in the center of town I'm jumping crystalline Yuval di Texas This city of 16,000 and south central Texas is heartbroken as townspeople try to cope with the rob elementary school massacre It is very sad A very sad moment for this town of a while And for the whole world There's a growing memorial in a downtown park to the 19 students and two teachers who died of the shooting 17 others were wounded Texas Protests again today in Houston Texas those gathered upset with the NRA's annual convention after the uvalde Texas school shooting inside high profile Republicans blamed evil not guns There's no wiggle room here when it comes to gun legislation You see a hard line being taken by the speakers on stage whether it's former president Trump senator Ted Cruz and others in Washington it's a bit of a different story Senator John cornyn of Texas is a Republican is engaged with discussions with Democrats at the moment but where that all goes is to be determined That CBS News correspondent Robert Costa police in the area have been placed on high alert Sky high airfares are not stopping travelers this holiday weekend In fact LAX in Los Angeles says it will be one of the busiest weekends since the pandemic began I'm going back to New Zealand since they've opened up after the COVID.
AP News Radio
VP Harris expected at last Buffalo shooting victim's funeral
"The funeral for the last of the ten victims of a gunman's racist attack on a buffalo supermarket became a rallying cry as much as a remembrance 86 year old Ruth whitfield was remembered as an angel gunned down by a white 18 year old who police say targeted blacks Vice president Kamala Harris told mourners this shooting and others like the one at a Texas school show how the nation is experiencing an epidemic of hate We will not allow small people to create fear in our communities Attorney Ben crump who represents the whitfield family and others killed that day wants the shooter's parents the gun makers and others held accountable Will you stand with us Again Hatred I'm Julie Walker
AP News Radio
VP Harris expected at last Buffalo shooting victim's funeral; Police admit to Texas School shooting mistakes
"The last of the ten victims of a gunman's racist attack on a buffalo supermarket will be laid to rest today and vice president Kamala Harris will be there 86 year old Ruth whitfield was inside the market when police say 18 year old Peyton guedron who is white open fire while officials say his motive was race he targeted all the victims because they were black in Texas a motive is still being investigated for the shooting by another 18 year old Salvador Ramos who opened fire Tuesday at a Yuval di school killing 19 children and two adults police now admitting to mistakes they made as well as the trail of red flags Ramos sent up from his social media messages to an obsession with guns I'm Julie Walker
AP News Radio
Husband of teacher slain in Uvalde shooting suffers fatal heart attack: Reports
"I'm Mike Gracia reporting a broken hearted husband dies after his wife was slain in the Texas school rampage A family member says 50 year old Joe Garcia whose wife fourth grade teacher Irma Garcia was killed in her classroom in Tuesday's attack in ivaldi Texas died Thursday of a heart attack His nephew John Martinez told The New York Times Garcia had dropped off flowers at his wife's memorial and pretty much just fell over after returning home The archdiocese of San Antonio and the rushing estes Knowles mortuary confirmed Joe Garcia's death to The Associated Press The Garcia's had been married for 24 years and
AP News Radio
Parkland school shooting survivor David Hogg speaks out after Texas massacre
"The Texas school shooting is yet another event that's become the center of wild conspiracy theories and misinformation on the Internet After shootings in sandy hook and Parkland false information began spreading online and sadly the same thing started just hours after the horrific massacre in uvalde Texas even though governor Greg Abbott confirmed the 18 year old shooter was a U.S. citizen social media post speculated that the gunman was in the country illegally and went viral Others posted pictures of innocent people and discussed plans on 4chan to label the gunman as transgender without any evidence Arizona congressman Paul gosar posted
KOMO
"texas school" Discussed on KOMO
"Done Stay connected stay informed this is northwest news radio 1000 FM 97 7 President Biden marked the second anniversary of George Floyd's death today with an executive order on federal policing He also addressed the latest mass shooting in Texas ABC's Andy field has the latest from Washington At The White House I'm sick and tired I'm just sick and tired President Biden again asking Congress for tougher background checks and an assault weapon ban We must ask when in God's name will we do what needs to be done The president also signing a George Floyd police reform order that only applies to federal officers restricting use of force and no knock warrants Andy field ABC News Washington The school shooting in Texas is weighing heavily on the hearts and minds of parents and teachers in our state Coma force Suzanne fan explains what's being done to help them process their grief It's a difficult time for so many of us For mother Megan Henley who works in downtown Seattle for a communications marketing agency it's been tough I sobbed afternoons I saw him as my 11 year old turned to the corner to get on his bus and I waved at him and turned around and cried Mental health experts say there is a lot for families to handle Clinical psychologist doctor Kira mouse says there are ways to cope with the grief and how kids process such devastating news Number one keep a routine Do what you can to provide a sense of routine and stability So that's things like dinnertime at the same time bedtime at a predictable time Number two talk to kids in a way that's appropriate Talk to them about what's going on Number three focus on what you can do Take care of yourself Take care of your own needs by getting the rest that you need and reaching out and showing compassion COVID hospitalizations are ticking up again nationwide following a spike in confirmed cases ABC's Derek Dennis reports A growing number of COVID-19 positive patients are entering U.S. hospitals and requiring care That's according to new federal data They're now more than 26,000 Americans with COVID infections currently being treated on average more than 3500 patients or hospitalized daily a more than 15% increase in the last week and nearly double the number from last month and 32 states and territories are reporting increased hospital admissions of 10% or more still health officials say the numbers are significantly lower than at other points in the pandemic Derek Dennis ABC News If you're planning a road trip this coming holiday weekend you won't be alone and as Brian Calvert tells us that's precisely the reason you now need a permit to use one of the most beautiful highways in the northwest It's been in the works for months in this week permits became required for what's known as Oregon's scenic waterfall corridor highway along this stretch of historic roadway you'll encounter bridal veil joaquina and the granddaddy of them all multnomah falls and you'll also encounter a ticket If you don't have a paid permit Found out on the road that we had to get a permit into that A little bit of a surprise I've been here 6 months ago and didn't have the vibe permit there The permits cost $2 not having one could cost you much more and the process of obtaining the online permit will cost you a little time before your trip It is a little bit confusing They should make it a little bit more easier This visitor told kptv the process wasn't that bad I'm pretty.
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"texas school" Discussed on The Officer Tatum Show
"Ladies and gentlemen, we got so many people calling in. We're continuing the conversation about the shooting that occurred in Texas where I think at this point there's been 21 people that have lost their lives. I think 19 of them were children. This raging lunatic decided that he wanted to kill people. Not only the people at the school, but he also attempted to kill his grandmother. I don't know if she's passed away or she's still in critical condition at the hospital. And then also on top of that, we have the most idiotic geriatric president that we've ever had in the history of the United States of America, say someone of dumbest things that I ever heard, the most divisive president that we have heard of, get on stage and don't give a single solution, but talk about the Republican Party and make it about politics. The Democrats can not wait to use the dead bodies of black people or children to push a political agenda. Why in the world are we trying to add more laws to the books? It was against the law for him to be for this young man to be on campus with a gun in the first place. It was against the law for him to shoot and kill people to shoot at the police. All of that was against the law. It didn't stop him. Why? Because the laws is not going to stop anybody from doing things. What we do need is we need security at the schools. We need to give the teachers the opportunity to carry a gun so they can protect their students and those things that we can do now. Trying to take guns away from American citizens is going to take decades. And there's no way in the world you're going to confiscate all these rifles in the United States of America. Imagine how many stolen guns will never know exist. That we don't know exist. You think you're going to get those guns off the streets? You can forget about it. Craig, for Florida. Welcome to the Austin show. Oh, hello. Is this Brandon? Yes, sir. Officer Tatum, how are you doing? Thank you for coming. I'm doing well. Anyways, listen, the answer, all these rotten evil politicians, they know exactly the answer. They surround themselves with adult adult men and women. I am to the teeth. They're all carrying, okay? That's how they stay safe. That's how they keep themselves safe in their family safe. Armed guards. They know exactly what they will do for our school kids. They want two of our kids..
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"texas school" Discussed on The Officer Tatum Show
"Got me down Brandon Tatum unafraid to tell it like it is. Welcome back. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to the officer Tatum show. I'm your host, Brandon, Tatum, follow me on social media. If you like what you hear, the outside of my all social media platforms, the upstate them dot com, you can go and find everything you want to find out about B Tatum. There was something that I wanted to say. Oh, call in. There's a whole bunch of people already calling in, but I know a lot of people want to be a part of this discussion. 8 four four 9 zero zero 7 two four three 8 four four 9 zero zero 7 two four three. And before I get to the college, I want to play this clip because I feel like that is absolutely invaluable to honor the heroes that showed up on this particular gruesome day in Texas to support and save the lives of these kids or as many as they could, wrote a film. Spawning officers going around the school busting out the windows, getting kids out any way they could. You saw the video of children being rushed out of the school. They were trying to get them out any way they could. But at that point in time, what we're being told is responding officers, unfortunately, we're having to hear the gunshots going off from inside the school because, again, that gunman had barricaded himself inside one single classroom was shooting in there. Local police tried to get in. He shot at them. They were injured and it wasn't until that elite border patrol vortech agent went in with another tactical team. They did what's called a stacking maneuver where they go in all together. They were shot as they were coming in. He was injured, but they were able to take that killer down and neutralize him. And you know,.
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"texas school" Discussed on The Officer Tatum Show
"Welcome to the off state Michelle. Yes. Hi, sir. My name's Tammy. I'm a lavernia Texas. I was calling because I just wanted to mention, and our city, we're in Wilson county. We're right next to Sutherland springs. And that's where we had all the shootings in the church a few years back. But in Wilson county, we just authorized our teachers next year to carry weapons 80% of the teachers will be protecting our students experiences in our school. That's right. And you know, they're taking it to where they're all educated, they've gone out. They've got the training that they need and in Texas, we don't, as you know, we don't have to have a concealed carry. I have a conceal carry. I went out and got the training myself. I'm a nurse. And I want to protect my family, and I was part of the emergency response team at church. And I want to do the right thing, but you know, we all have to start doing our part. And you know, it's by being responsible and carriers. And unfortunately, unfortunately, in Texas, I mean, we're living right on the border. We're all having to learn to start, you know, the government's not protecting us anymore. What are we going to do to protect our children? Thank you so much for coming. Thank you so much for the car, Tammy. I'm running up against the brake but Tammy is 100% everybody calling here have common sense and these are the reasonable Americans. I feel so much patriotism. When I listen to Tammy, we should be uniting. We should be coming together. We should be looking at each other saying less arm up and let's defend our country. We can not wait on police officers. And I was a police officer. I love cops. We can not wait. They can not sit in front of every school at every point in time, especially if they don't order them to, or they don't have a specific unit to do it..
WTOP
"texas school" Discussed on WTOP
"Morning I'm Deborah Feinstein And I'm Mark Lewis Jocelyn chesson is our producer The top story we're following new information emerging about the massacre at that Texas elementary school CBS News special report investigating the 18 year old gunman in the Texas school massacre So we're trying to determine exactly what the motive was and what any indicators at all whatsoever prior to the shoot His guns were legally purchased says Chris olives of the Texas Department of Public Safety on CBS mornings those 19 children and two adults were killed in one barricaded fourth grade classroom CBS Janet chamley and Yuval di Texas This is a community that is shattered It is broken And for the most part people haven't really been able to comprehend it yet It's just too fresh Connecticut Democrat Chris Murphy wants lawmakers to do what they didn't do after the sandy hook massacre and his state nearly a decade ago Take action The majority of Republicans in this country don't think that assault weapons should be legal So when I say common sense gun legislation I mean changes in our gun laws that are supported by a cross section CBS News special report I'm Steve K fin Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer this morning made it impassioned call to pass new gun legislation after the Texas massacre We hear that from WTO's Mitchell Miller on Capitol Hill We please please damn it Put yourself in the shoes of these parents for once The Senate's top Democrat urging Republicans to reconsider their opposition to legislation that would expand background checks It won't prevent every shooting but it will prevent many Senate Judiciary Committee chair dick Durbin who's holding a hearing on the president's nominee to head the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms Steve detach who supports universal background checks The panel's ranking Republican chuck grassley has reservations about his nomination My concerns remain The Senate has not confirmed a director of the ATF for 7 years On Capitol Hill Mitchell Miller WTO news Here in this area some school systems are adding extra security as they try to ease anxiety of students and families We're always worried about any kind of a copycat Loudoun county sheriff Mike Chapman We want to make sure that we're doing everything we can to show that we have a presence out there and deter anything that might happen out there That's why his office has increasing security at schools across the county over the next several days In Montgomery county police community engagement officers will be continuously checking on schools and D.C. will have layered security including security guards and school resource officers Nick hind Ellie double TOP news Today at The White House President Biden expected to sign an executive order on police reform It'll come two years after the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police the order is expected to include sections to establish an accountability database of officers fired for misconduct a ban on choke holds and a restriction on no knock warrants at the federal level The NAACP says while an executive order can't solve America's policing crisis we've got to do everything We can Nicole Killian CBS News Capitol Hill Pfizer has announced a plan It says will reduce health inequities that exist between many lower income countries and the rest of the world The drug maker says it will provide all of its current and future not for profit medicines of vaccines available in the U.S. or EU to dozens of lower income countries The first 5 countries to join the accord for a healthier world are as they are calling it are Rwanda Ghana Malawi Senegal and Uganda Meantime there are increasing reports that the antiviral drug paxil Ovid causes rebound symptoms That drug was authorized for emergency use to treat people with mild or moderate COVID-19 the drug is supposed to be taken for 5 days The CDC says some people are seeing COVID symptoms return two to 8 days after completing the treatment and getting a positive test after initially testing negative Up ahead here on WTO a check of traffic and weather and then we'll have the key results from yesterday's primaries including one in Virginia in Georgia rather that's getting a lot of attention 1136 Here's Raven Manuel the senior application developer and architect and dev ops engineer for the national museum of African American history and culture on the discussion scalability and security with industry leading government cloud sponsored by appian Our next step is to be able to take the end gallery interactives which I plan and implement and move them to.
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"texas school" Discussed on The Officer Tatum Show
"Water Brandon Tatum, unafraid to tell it like it is. Welcome back ladies and gentlemen, I'm talking to Steven green hunt. He's an expert at this water crisis. I mean, he's expert in many categories, but one thing that he does very well is break down the water crisis in California. He also wrote a book in 2020 winning the water wars. Y'all make sure y'all check that book out. Steven, I had a question for you in the where I came up with a question while I was in the break. I'm probably going to say this wrong, matter of fact, I'm not going to waste my time saying that. I think you know exactly what I'm talking about. The concept of converting ocean water into usable water. Desalination. Desalination. There we go, desalination. Okay. So what is your thoughts on desalination? I mean, there's something that California can do is this something that makes sense, you know, in the break, we were talking about how there's another country that does a really good job at Jerusalem or I don't know what country you're talking about. What country is it? Yeah. Well, Israel's fixed is exorcism. The water crisis. Yeah, through desalination. In fact, the Six-Day War was actually fought over diversions from the Jordan River. So there, when they talk about water wars in California, it's metaphorical. It is real, it's an actual fighting war. Although, yes, there actually was a war over the Colorado River that the Arizona state senator fielded the her own navy. It was kind of a joke. But that actually happened. But as far as desalination, as I mentioned in the last segment, there was a proposal, a privately funded proposal to build a desal plant and honey in Huntington Beach right on the coast at an old energy plant. And the California coastal commission killed it because the concerns over plankton and sea level rise. It's absolutely absurd. I mean, a little bit of plankton being taken in floating well food and the ocean, the size of the Pacific. It's totally absurd, but the coastal commission is extremely anti growth. And although Gavin Newsom did speak out in favor of the plant, his commissioners voted against it. So I guess it was all talk. But desalinated water is more costly than imported water. But the cost of it is going down in comparison to imported water, which is becoming scarcer and scarcer in the prices going up. And also taxpayers have funded a great deal of projects for that imported water, the dams and reservoirs that are hidden in the cost. So I think it's a pretty good deal. And I'd rather pay more for something that we have than pay less for something that you don't have, right? So okay, it costs more, but we don't have any water. So I think it's a really good idea. The environmentalists have been fighting it. And there's a plant in San Diego county that's very successful, but the environmentalists stop the one in Orange County and they're fighting against the one in Marina town near Monterey. So yeah, in Israel though, yeah, they solved their entire water problem with desalinated water. That is interesting. It seems like there's a common theme Steven that the government and these conservationists, these individuals who are out of control in my opinion are causing so many of these problems with theirs fixes that could be had, but they are thwarting them. Just like the fires. Now I'm not from California, but my wife tells me this all the time is that if they would just deal with the brush and kind of clean these forests, then we wouldn't have all of these fires that we see. They're not using resources and cleaning the forest, cutting down some of these trees in certain situations. They are just allowing this stuff to just peeled up and these brush fires are causing extreme damage. Is that an accurate statement or in my off? Oh yeah, now you're completely right. In fact, in your state of Arizona, governor ducey, he signed a bill that allowed. You know how we have inmates in California who provide firefighting services. He signed a bill that allows them to provide brush clearance efforts. And that wouldn't be a bad idea here. And our governor Newsom had boasted about all the fresh clearance he had done, but it turned out he actually reduced the amount of spending on that and I think it was NPR that did a report about how his boasts about what he's been doing on that fall far short of what he's actually been doing. But the problem I think is we have an aggressive environmental community and we're all environmentalists. We want the environment to be healthy. But they have a kind of an ideological and aggressive environmental community that sees conservation as the be all and end all. They don't like they don't like our suburban lifestyles. They just want us to conserve and punish us. I'm exaggerating a little bit. But I think there's this effort to kind of punish us for our lifestyles rather than trust to try to build the infrastructure needed to help us live the lives that we want to live. And so it's a philosophical difference. And if you read Cadillac desert and some of the classic books in California water that have a strong environmental tilt to them, you'll find those things running through it. And you see in another areas too like freeway construction, California doesn't do freeway construction anymore. And up until recently, the population was growing. So we just become ever more congested as our states leaders push us to take bicycles and transit and light rail that people still prefer to drive. So we just keep getting more and more congested. It's common treatment in California. Ladies and gentlemen, you listen to Steven green hunt, wrote a book. About the subject matter, we reason that we're talking about the water crisis in California. Wrote a book called winning the world of wars. I think that that's essential theme, it's weird that we can not get people in the public office that make these decisions that will do us right for the people or at least have enough cognitive ability to say, maybe this is not what my party likes, but this is what will make us better. Maybe we should come to the table and let's have a discussion amongst many different people to come to a solution to the problem because I went to California in the first time I experienced a tremendous amount of traffic. And I thought the traffic was bad on a Sunday Night. I drove in on a Sunday Night and it was 11 o'clock at night and it was traffic everywhere and I said, we're in the world, am I? I don't see traffic like this anywhere else in the country. At least the places that I've been, and so, you know, I just find it very interesting that states like California push these policies that really force people into negative situations, you know, the homeless is out of control because of their policies. The fires are out of control because of their policies. I have one minute, Steven, I want you to let the audience know where they can find the material that you produce, where they can find you Ed. If you do things on social media and.
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WTOP
"texas school" Discussed on WTOP
"Confronted the shooter 13 children were transported to the hospital for treatment witnesses say frantic parents rushed to the school all of the schools in the area were locked down because of the gunshot President Biden speaks to the nation about this at 8 15 Eastern Time he's already ordered flags to be ordered lower to half staff CBS News special report I'm Peter king WTO's national security correspondent JJ green with more about this Texas school shooting the worst in the state's history The suspect turned 18 a week ago and the Texas governor Greg Abbott said he had a handgun and possibly a rifle His name is Salvador Orlando Ramos He killed his grandmother according to the governor before going to the school of abandoning his vehicle and going inside that school and starting to shoot You've validated Texas's about 80 miles west of San Antonio 70 miles east of the Mexican border a town of about 15,003 quarters of the population There is Latino There are images of automatic weapons that he allegedly acquired and posted online but we have not independently verified that those were the weapons used but whatever he used sadly a lot of children will not be going home tonight WTO peace national security correspondent JJ green as mentioned in the CBS News special report President Biden is expected to make remarks on the shooting next hour You'll hear them here live on WTO and WTO dot com New tonight in our area a massive brawl ends with a high school student stabbed to death This is all under investigation at an Alexandria strip mall this evening WTO's Christy king is there What police call active fighting involving dozens of people greeted cops pulling up to the Bradley shopping center here on king street about 1230 yellow caution tape and flashing lights from police cruisers blocked this area offer hours during the investigation Alexandria police captain Courtney ballantine there's a lot of witnesses.
The Journal.
"texas school" Discussed on The Journal.
"Message. I'm giving people right now. Since i've been the suit dollars for thirteen years. I think i have some street cred with and so i tell them i'll tell you when it's time to panic right. Now's not the time to pack. So that's my message. To a spokeswoman for governor abbott said the state is strongly encouraging all texans to get the vaccine because it's the best defense against cove it she added. Vaccines will quote always remain voluntary and never forced in texas but beyond vaccines. Michael is facing other challenges. Like how to pay the one hundred million dollar cost of remote schooling without state funding. That's after the break..
The Journal.
"texas school" Discussed on The Journal.
"In some places that reopening has become contentious lake in texas. Their local jurisdictions are clashing with governor. Greg abbott over his ban on mask vaccine mandates last week we called up the superintendent of the dallas independent school district. Dr michelina hosa to ask about the challenges. he's facing. we have order by the governor. This we're not allowed to use mass as strategy and we're also not allowed to have virtual instruction and we're also not allowed to ask people if they been vaccinated. That's the perfect storm of. How do you solve a problem. Michael is solving that problem by taking matters into his own hands. He's defying the governor by requiring students and teachers to wear masks in classrooms. And he's also trying to figure out how to get as many of his staff vaccinated and how to offer virtual instruction without state funding. What i say is that people wanna problem solving. Not a why and so. That's what we've had to do is solve one problem after another and some of them out of our control and some just gotta deal with welcome to the journal our show about money business and power. I'm caitlyn bob. it's wednesday august. Eighteenth coming up on the show. How a texas superintendent is opening schools while navigating the delta variant and a politicized pandemic.
Scale The Podcast
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"But it's going to be valuable for you. We have dared masters the ceo of the texas school if lobotomy. That is where people you know. Sign up to draw blood to learn how to be in the medical professions. And what's cool. is darren. And his team have three virtual assistance. We talk about on boarding sales caller. Getting a personal assistant and buying back some of your time. Enjoy this podcast. Cut as it is good all right excited to interview man When i remember we you came to the mastermind. I was like holy holy moly. We have a school if lobotomy. How cool is that. So i don't even know how to spell it. That's how cool it is. So i always like to start these things off man by thanking you for being a client and seeing if there's any opportunities together like and i'm not sure how it's going obviously you must be having a good experience otherwise you wouldn't be here doing a video with us but love to help serve you. Guys were a bit different than the other people in our audience and in that mastermind. So wanna make sure You know we can. We can rock this now going great. I mean we have three now. Three virtual virtual assistant and cara was our first one and was able to kind of sell us on it. And then then we hired francine now angel and angels rockin. She's she's doing our phone call then hidden two hundred and fifty three hundred call today outbound. And we don't have a predictive dialer or anything like that so she actually had to type in the numbers and do it. Yeah what's the message that you wanna share with the audience about you know like if you were in this is teaching. I'm always trying to help people grow right. So you put yourself back in time when you hired a virtual says for the first time and it was like okay. We'll try this out or we'll do this. What was going through your mind and what would you. What would you teach the audience around that long ago. Our i think our first round hiring care we. We probably screened in different applicants before we found cara and with tara. She just mashed with us and mess with our team. Then we started her out on the phones. And i mean you can tell that she's not sitting right here in dallas or san antonio either one so and you know what none of our customers and over students know the difference. Yeah sounds doesn't matter. A half of our staff don't even know that she's not sitting right here. You're your own staff. Don't don't even know it right. Some of them don't have an interaction with her daily so so they see you're on team meetings or something like that and if we're doing it by loom they won't know until we're doing team meeting where everybody that person except her three of them. Wow all right so that's fun. Tell me it's an interesting conversation but tell me when you decided you needed somebody on the phones. What was the process you went through. And how did you know that this is going to be a fit and mike. What did you have to set up just like all all the tools and systems that you had to figure out trading for training..