35 Burst results for "U. S Capital"
AP News Radio
Sorokin stellar again, Islanders beat Capitals in shootout
"Bohr van and Kyle Palmer provided shootout goals as the islanders knocked off the caps two to one. Corvette was relieved and thankful to help the owls win. I had a couple of looks there and over time that I wish would have went in, but I ended up getting them back there in the shootout. So definitely felt good. Phones they made a heck of a move there to end it, so it was pretty good. The other goals came two and a half minutes apart early in the second period with Pierre and Val scoring for the isles and Connor sherry countering for the capitals. Ilya siroc and did some of his best work late in regulation and OT, finishing with 25 saves. The aisles have a magic number of 9 for a playoff birth. Dave ferry, Washington.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
What Happened to Me on January 6th With Brandon Straka
"That the last two years, of course, have been very difficult for you personally for those who aren't aware with your story and what happened to you. After January 6th, let's quickly summarize, you came to D.C., you were here for January 6th. And again, correct me if I make any missteps here, you went to Congress. You never went inside the building. You filmed what was happening. You made a video, you posted it, and then things started to go bad for you. Explain what you did on January 6th and what the repercussions were you for for you personally. Yeah, no, you nailed all of those details. So I was actually invited to be a speaker on capital grounds at a permitted event that was supposed to follow president Trump speaking at the ellipse on January 6th. That's the reason why I went to Washington, D.C. to speak. And so as I was approaching the capital grounds after president Trump spoke to go to my speaking engagement, I started getting a lot of text messages and things like that on my phone from people around the country that I know who were watching on television saying, we're seeing or hearing on the news that people are going inside the building and something's going on. That sounded unusual to me, so I started shooting a video and I was approaching from the east side. So I wasn't even on the west side of the building where people were, you know, some people were breaking windows and fighting with police officers. So you were on the peaceful side of the Congress. Yeah. Absolutely. And I didn't witness any of that. I didn't see anyone breaking any Windows or in fact, I didn't even see any police officers. There were literally zero police officers, zero. On the east side grounds. And I got to the steps of the capitol and the east side were thousands of people were gathered, but facing away from the capitol, mind you, they weren't they weren't facing toward the capitol trying to charge inside. They were all standing facing away from the capitol holding signs and one man is visible in my video at the top of the stairs, calling down to the people blow shouting. They've opened the doors. They're letting us in. We're going inside. We're going inside. So I walked up to the top of the east side stairs and when I got there, the two large metal open doors of the capitol were wide open. And there was a crowd of several hundred people there, some were trying to get inside the majority were just kind of shooting a video like I was. And so I shot a video for 8 minutes outside of the building before a man came out of the capitol dot on a bullhorn and he said they've cleared Congress. Everybody move out, move out. They've cleared the building. You
AP News Radio
France sees new pension protests, police brace for violence
"Protists and strikes against unpopular pension reforms have gripped France again, with many thousands marching, and the Eiffel Tower closed and police ramping up security. The protesters began their march from the famous plaster republic all good to plaster the national as part of a nationwide day of action against the government's raising of the retirement age from 62 to 64 concerns that violence could rather demonstrations prompted what the interior minister described as an unprecedented deployment of 13,000 officers, nearly half of them concentrated in the French capital, the wave of protests marked the tenth time since January that unions have called on workers to walk out. I'm Charles De Ledesma
AP News Radio
Fed official: SVB itself was main cause of bank's failure
"A Federal Reserve official says Silicon Valley bank itself was the main cause of the bank's failure. In written testimony to be delivered to the Senate banking committee, the nation's top financial regulators asserting that SVB all management was largely to blame for the bank's failure earlier this month, and fed vice chair for supervision, Michael Barr, says regulators will also review whether a 2018 law that weakened stricter bank rules also contributed to the collapse, Barr pointed to the bank's concentrated business model in which its customers were overwhelmingly venture capital and high-tech firms in Silicon Valley. He also contains that the bank failed to manage the risk of bond holdings which lost value as the fed raised interest rates collapse was the second largest bank failure in U.S. history. Norman hall, Washington
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
How the Capitol Police Had Infiltrators Among the J6 Protesters
"So the new development is that we now have federal prosecutors admitting in court. That Metropolitan Police department undercover officers acted as provocateurs. At the northern steps of the U.S. capitol on January 6th. Now you'll remember you may remember I had January 6th attorney Joseph McBride on. And he talked about this. He talked about the fact that there weren't just FBI instigators. FBI plans that the Proud Boys and the three percenters and the oath keepers. But there were also Metropolitan Police dressed up in sort of maga outfits or back the blue or just American patriotic gear. And they were in the crowd, and they were egging on the crowd. So we had this coming from a January 6th attorney, but what we didn't have is all the video showing it. And what we didn't have was the prosecutors admitting it. Yes, this was true. We did have our guys. They were doing this that video is in fact accurate. Now, there's one of the defendants, his name is William Pope, he's from Topeka, Kansas. And he has asked the judge a fellow in judge Contreras, Rudolph Contreras. U.S. district judge, I need to have the video that shows these undercover Metropolitan Police. Doing this stuff. And the prosecution is like, no, no, judge, you can give him the video, and the judge is like, well, why not? Isn't he entitled to the video? Yeah, but he wants to release the video publicly. So if you give the video over to the defendant, he's welcome to, in fact, in this case, this William pulp fellows representing himself, there's nothing to prohibit him from releasing the video. No one denies the video is authentic, it's video that was taken really by the government itself, but we have the assistant U.S. attorney. This is Kelly Moran. The defendant is not entitled to undesignated these videos to share them with unlimited third parties, his desire to try the case in the media rather than the court of law is illegitimate. No one says he's trying the case in the media. He's just releasing the videos because he thinks the public would like to know that you see undercover cops not only egging the crowd on rah rah rah, but pushing them and driving them in the direction of the capital. It's almost like they want them to go into the capital because they are trying to lead them into a trap.
AP News Radio
Biden's Justice Dept. keeps hard line in death row cases
"President Biden, as opposed to capital punishment, but his administration is pushing forward with federal executions. An Associated Press review of dozens of legal filings shows President Biden's Justice Department is fighting just as vigorously as Donald Trump's did to uphold a sentences of death row inmates. Death penalty opponents had expected the administration to end federal executions. Attorney general Merrick Garland did impose a moratorium in 2021, noting concerns about how capital punishment disproportionately impacts people of color, and there's a lack of consistency in its application. Although the pauses lifted, Garland has not authorized any new death penalty cases and reverse 27 that had been sought, but there are dozens more capital punishment cases being pursued by the Justice Department. I'm Jackie Quinn
AP News Radio
Biden's Canada agenda stacked: NORAD, migration deals likely
"President Biden is in Canada's capital for talks with prime minister Justin Trudeau on a bunch of big global issues. I'm Ben Thomas with a look. Several of the world's most difficult challenges are on the agenda, the war in Ukraine, climate change, trade, mass migration, and an increasingly assertive China. But two important areas of agreement already appear in hand. U.S. and Canadian officials say Ottawa will escalate its timeline for military upgrades to the North American aerospace defense command. Norad, and an update to rules for migrants seeking asylum, the deal eliminates a loophole under existing rules that's resulted in thousands of migrants annually crossing into Canada at a non official checkpoint, enabling them to stay in the country. As part of the agreement, Canada is expected to announce that 15,000 migrants from the western hemisphere will be given slots to apply to enter. I'm Ben Thomas
AP News Radio
Denver high school shooting suspect dead, coroner confirms
"The suspect in Wednesday's den for a high school shooting is dead. A 17 year old student accused of wounding two administrators in a shooting at his Denver high school earlier in the day is dead. Park county sheriff Tom McGraw said the body was discovered Wednesday, not far from the student's car in a remote mountain area about 50 miles southwest of Denver, the cause of death was not released penning the completion of an autopsy, a spokeswoman for Denver health hospital says one of the wounded administrators was released from the hospital, and the second is in serious condition. East high school has been shaken by violence, including the recent killing outside the school of a classmate that prompted students to march on the Colorado capital earlier this month. I'm sure Adler
The Breakdown
Ram Ahluwalia Catches Us Up on Credit Suisse
"Where I want to start is sort of a little bit of a catch up on Credit Suisse. And so maybe first, we could talk a little bit about what happened over the last week. We're recording this on Monday. I think that's extremely important for people to know, because I think it'll come out on Wednesday and who knows what will transpire in the next 48 hours between them. But I think it would be really helpful to have sort of a short primer to help ground us in terms of understanding how much the things going on with Credit Suisse were credits we specific versus symptomatic of larger problems. And so maybe if we could kind of just start with, you know, what happened with Credit Suisse, you know, what the resolution was, and then maybe we can try to understand and piece through what the causality was. Sure thing. So let me frame it up. UBS and CS were the two top wealth managers in Switzerland, CES, sometime around September, October of last year, their share price took a dive as kind of floating around $3 or so. And the main issues there were around arca ghost, which was a hedge fund blew up that creditors had lending exposure to. And then also just a litany of issues around CS and compliance and open litigation around that. Now, fast forward to call it the last one or two weeks, CS started experiencing runs on the bank. They had deposit flight and the regulators were trying to broker some kind of transaction with UBS and CS was also in a parallel path looking to raise equity capital. So their largest shareholder, which is Saudi Arabia, declined to invest more than their 10% ownership interest in CS. They share that news, I believe it was Thursday of last week. And the reveal of that news caused further loss of confidence in CS and accelerator with the roles. So that was the principle event. That really accelerated the demise of CS. So what happened yesterday, there is an announcement that UBS will be acquiring select parts of credit Swiss.
AP News Radio
Fed Walks Tightrope Between Inflation, Bank Turmoil---but for How Long?
"But that has raised a key rate by a quarter point despite bank turmoil. I'm Lisa dwyer. The Federal Reserve extended its yearlong fight against high inflation by raising its key interest rate by a quarter point despite concerns that higher borrowing rates could worsen the turmoil that has gripped the banking system. That chair Jerome Powell sought to reassure Americans that it is safe to leave money in their banks. Our banking system is sound and resilient with strong capital and liquidity. The fed chair also underscored that the Central Bank remains focused on fighting high inflation, which could require additional rate hikes. The process of getting inflation back down to 2% has a long way to go and is likely to be bumpy. Yet he also signaled that the fed might not need to impose many more increases if more banks were to reduce their lending to
AP News Radio
Tear gas, clashes as Lebanon protesters try to storm govt HQ
"Clashes erupt in the Lebanese capital with retired soldiers in the thick of it. Lebanese security forces fire tear gas to disperse hundreds of protesters who've tried to break through a fence, leading to the government headquarters in downtown Beirut. The protists comes amid widespread anger over the harsh economic conditions in the country, the majority of those in the clashes are retired army soldiers demanding better pay and riot police and troops, on the other side, Lebanon's in the grips of the worst economic and financial crisis in its modern history, rooted in decades of corruption and mismanagement by the political class. I'm Charles De Ledesma
AP News Radio
11 killed as strong earthquake rattles Pakistan, Afghanistan
"A magnitude 6.5 earthquake has rattled much of Pakistan and Afghanistan, sending panicked residents fleeing from their homes and offices and frightening people in remote villages. More than 200 people are in hospitals in the Swat Valley and elsewhere in northwest Pakistan in a state of shock below a spokesman for Pakistan's emergency services tells the AP. Village in the valley says, we were inside rooms, we came out of the rooms and saw this wall had collapsed and our guess was sleeping in the guest room. We were shouting to each other to run. It's an earthquake. The powerful tremors sent many people think their homes and offices in Pakistan's capital, Islamabad, media reports suggesting cracks had appeared in some apartment buildings in the city. I'm Charles De Ledesma
AP News Radio
China, Japan leaders end visits to warring capitals
"Ukraine has faced more Russian drone attacks that killed at least three people, shortly after Japanese prime minister fumio kushida left Kyiv. Kushida's surprise visit to the Ukrainian capital stole some of the attention from Chinese leader Xi Jinping was chipped Moscow, where he promoted Beijing's peace proposal for Ukraine, which western nations have already dismissed in turn she left Moscow early Wednesday, despite these diplomatic moves, Ukraine faces a new series of Russian drone attacks that have killed people and damaged infrastructure across the country. The she and kushida visits about 500 miles apart, highlight her country's aligning up behind Moscow or Keith during the nearly 13 month old war. I'm Charles De Ledesma
AP News Radio
Only 1 Black rep gets role in talks on Mississippi policing
"There's only one black representative in talks on Jackson, Mississippi's policing, I'm Lisa dwyer. One black lawmaker and 9 white ones have been chosen to work on final versions of bills that could expand the territory of a state run police department inside Mississippi's majority black capital city. The black lawmaker is democratic representative Earl banks of Jackson, banks says his goal is to have a safer city with just under 150,000 residents, Jackson has had more than 100 homicides for each of the past three years. Banks said he's not surprised 8 of the negotiators are white Republicans. One is a white independent and one is a black Democrat because the GOP holds a wide majority in the state and House Senate. I'm Lisa dwyer
The Breakdown
First Republic Bank Shares Sink to Another Record Low
"All right, Friends, another day, another set of serious updates around the global banking crisis. We start with first republic, which had another shocking day on Monday with the stock price plummeting 47% to an all time low. The stock was halted 9 times during its freefall and has now lost 90% of its equity value since the beginning of March. First Republicans experienced a massive $70 billion in deposit outflows over the month, as customers grow concerned about the safety of the bank afflicted with the same duration mismatch impairment that took down Silicon Valley bank alongside signature. Now on Friday, a consortium of major banks led by JPMorgan Chase, agreed to offer first republic 30 billion in deposits, consisting of the deposits which would float out of the troubled community bank. Ratings agency S&P said this package may not be enough to solve the quote substantial challenges facing the bank even if it does ease short term pressures on liquidity. On Monday, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon was back in talks to discuss converting the $30 billion in deposits into a capital infusion in an attempt to calm the panic around the already shaky bank. JPMorgan investment bankers have also been hired by first republic to explore options with a sale also being in the cards. Unfortunately, right now it's not clear how likely that is. Now that said, first republic doesn't necessarily represent the entire banking industry, with some time having passed since the collapse of Silicon Valley bank and the introduction of the fed's emergency liquidity program, the bank term funding program or BTF, regional banks actually saw a broad rally on Monday. This was led by New York community Bancorp, which we'll discuss in just a moment with a record 30% daily gain. Zero X makes he says, if you're in crypto and not following what's happening on community bank Twitter right now, you should be. Regardless of intent, the effect of both choke .2 and our two tier deposit insurance double standard is the same. To centralized resource allocation decisions in D.C. and New York.
AP News Radio
UN chief's call for ambition on climate gets muted response
"Some officials at a climate meeting in Copenhagen have given a muted response to calls from the head of the United Nations, the countries to show greater ambition when it comes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Speaking at the end of a two day meeting in the Danish capital, Egypt's summit shukri says there was no specific answer to the aspirational goals set out by UN secretary general Antonio Guterres when he urged rich nations to bring forward their target for achieving net zero emissions as close as possible to 2040. Shukri, who chaired last week's UN climate talks in Egypt, says these girls who will be met, I'm sure, addressed within the national context and within the national abilities, adding Egypt would have to rely on the transfer of technology. He says, from our friends and partners to wean itself off fossil fuels and ramp up the use of renewable energy. I'm Charles De Ledesma.
AP News Radio
Japan, China leaders visit rival capitals in Ukraine war
"Japanese prime minister fumio kushida is in Kyiv for talks with Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. Kushida began a surprise visit to Ukraine early Tuesday, hours after Chinese president Xi Jinping arrived in neighboring Russia for a three day visit the dueling summits come as the longtime rivals are on diplomatic offensives because she does surprise trip to Ukraine, comes just hours after he met with Indian president Narendra Modi in New Delhi, kushida who's chairing the group of 7 summit in May is the only G 7 leader who hasn't visited Ukraine and was under pressure to do so at home. He's expected to offer continuing support for Ukraine when he meets with zelensky. I'm Charles De Ledesma
The Trish Regan Show
The Popularity of Donald Trump Is About to Skyrocket
"Democrats are not actually playing chess. This is a bad game of checkers, and they're not thinking this through. I say this only in that I know what their motivation is. They want to make sure that he never, ever, ever, ever, gets near the Oval Office again. But by doing this, they actually are going to have a boomerang effect where they make catapult the guy into the Oval Office. I mean, think about this. Who the heck? Are they going to run from the Democrat party? I'm sorry, but Joe Biden has really proven. He's lack of worst as a president between the inflation. You heard me just talking about eggs 6% inflation. We got a banking crisis underway. Who the heck knows what the fed's going to do, by the way, the CEO of key city capital is coming up Thai Lasseter. He's going to talk to us about what to expect from the fed. There are meeting today and tomorrow. We have so many problems. The situation in Ukraine. The situation with China, meanwhile, congressional investigations are turning up allegations that his family, Biden's family was benefiting tremendously from China. So if there's financial kickbacks going on, those are things that do, in fact, need to be investigated. And this is all baggage that Joe Biden carries with him. I do not think that he is electable. Second time around. So who are they going to put forward? Kamala, I mean, my gosh, poor Kamala,
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"u. s capital" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Rescue teams begin another day of looking through the rubble. The condo collapsed. 12 now confirmed dead as if things aren't bad enough. The weather is becoming an issue. We do have to potential areas of development that are out in the Atlantic right now. Heading into the Caribbean. Florida emergency Management director Kevin Guthrie says they will activate backup search and rescue teams from other parts of the country. But we want to rotate those out so that we can get some resources back. In case in 7 to 10 days or so we may be dealing with some type of tropical cycle right now. It's too early to tell if either far off storm will hit serve side but they have to prepare for any scenario. Really? Oh WBZ, Boston's news radio officials. This is hurricane season by the way, and officials once again are predicting an unusually active season for the sixth year in a row. Meantime, the House is expected to approve the creation of a 13 member Select committee today to investigate the January attack on the U. S. Capital. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will appoint the chair who will have subpoena power but would like a Republican to be at least part of that panel. It's not going to be easy, though. The number two g o The leader in the house is Steve Scalise, and he is urging all Republicans to vote against the resolution. Buried treasure in need. Um, a piece of rock and roll history with a CD story turns out maybe right under our feet. Beatles fans may want to drive their cars to need them. Bring your shovels because legend has it that buried somewhere in town could be 50,000 rare album covers if one goes for a couple of grand on eBay. How about 50,000.
WTVN
"u. s capital" Discussed on WTVN
"Vaccine provider for Columbus after the Health Department says they did not properly monitor they storage temperature in a freezer containing hundreds of doses of the Corona virus vaccine. So now nearly 900 vaccine doses of vaccine Have been wasted. Apparently, President Biden's inaugural speech was not stirring to everyone. Cameras caught former President Bill Clinton nodding off he had his eyes closed during the speech outside the U. S Capital Today. Even though, was a bit chilly outside the 74 year old Clinton is getting pretty roasted. Though online President Biden is also right now signing his first executive orders returning. The U. S to the Paris climate Agreement is well, he's reversing President Trump's travel ban on it. Number of Muslim majority Nations. Republicans in Texas are celebrating Inauguration Day by filing a bill that would allow them to ignore federal law and court rulings. It was fired filed by a state. Rep. Asi Zobelle, who represents a suburban Houston The Texas Sovereignty Act, allows for overriding federal laws through the same process is passing a bill. First a legislative committee and then the entire Legislature, though, would vote for nullification. Lastly, the governor would need to sign for his approval. It has tried and failed in the past and the mega millions. Jackpot continues to rise. After no big winner in Tuesday night's drawing it now stands at $970 million. The next drawing is Friday. Your ABC six first Warning Whether some clouds tonight a low of 27 I'm Ellison Wiant or Next updated six o'clock. The marked laser show is back next every day every hour. I like state form everything you need to stay informed for use Radio 6 10. Doubled you. TV end. Got any idea what a Gandy dancer is? Where phrenology ist? What about another of her? Believe it or not these air all actual jobs from the past, and the stories behind them are fascinating. I'm Matt beat and I'm Helen Hong..
WTOP
"u. s capital" Discussed on WTOP
"Early morning 25 the low by daybreak. We're in 30 right now. Good morning to you and being late. Thanks for taking us along for your morning ride topping the news as we head into this Wednesday. Together, a dozen National Guard members are heading home from D. C. They were guarding the capital and handling other aspects of inauguration security double duty lt's National security correspondent J. J. Green reports the group was booted apparently based on investigations of possible threats from inside the Green Zone here in Washington. We've had 12 identified and some of those they're just looking into it may be unrelated to this, general Van Hokanson, chief of the Army National Guard, said of the Pentagon News conference. Of those 12 2 will remove because of concerns about possible extreme. Missed views on Lee would say with with those two individuals of inappropriate comments or text that were put out there. Those comments were reported in one case by the National Guard chain of Command, and in another case, there was an anonymous report. The other 10 or removed for what was characterized as other issues that would come up in background checks. JJ Green w T O P. News We have more this Wednesday morning now about the scene all on Capitol Hill, the national ball and beyond the inauguration, taking place at noon today. This Wednesday, January 20th Security and street closures extend all over downtown this morning ahead of the ceremony in the shadow of the U. S. Capital, D. C Mayor Muriel Bowser, giving an update on security in the region merges into the distance. What are expected Open back up on Thursday. But when will the additional security measures surrounding the capital B gon? Obviously we don't want fences in armed troops in our city any longer than they need to be. Bowser is tasking the Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency to figure out the best ways to move forward. Once he inauguration is over, we've had in our country, other incidents of terrorism both foreign and domestic, and we want to look to see what have been the best. Approaches her hardening without looking like we're hardening our security. Bowser also said the city is looking for financial relief for businesses that have been affected by the additional security downtown Luke Luke. W T o P News What about major bridges.
WTOP
"u. s capital" Discussed on WTOP
"Of the payment required to store for details. It's 1, 48 traffic and weather on the AIDS to rob stalwarts and the W T o P Traffic Center out a loop of the Beltway in Prince George's County. This was near route 50 Jon Hansen Highway. We had the report of a crash. We believe it's been unfounded. No other problems on the Beltway in Maryland or in Virginia. If you're back in Maryland, 1 97 South down near Route 50. That's where we had the report of a crash. Otherwise, looking good on 50 itself between the capital Beltway and the Eastern shore, looking pretty smooth on to 70 as you had north, leaving Rockville toward Frederick or Bana Pike North found near Park Mills Road. That's where we had the report of a crash. Otherwise, if you're on Georgia Avenue north bound to South nor back road, the crash near international dry may still be under police direction. It did involve a motorcycle and, um, seven road between Maple Avenue and Park Avenue. We did have a YouTube The work zone set up so watch for direction there otherwise in Virginia, clear on 66. No problems being reported either eastbound or westbound between Gainesville and Roslyn South down I 95 delays between Lorton in 1 23. With lanes open further south on. I 95 delays past Delta City headed toward trying with the crash that was near exit 1 50 triangle along the left side. Allegedly on the left shoulder. No issue reported on I 3 95 as you head north bound between Fredericksburg and the 14th Street Bridge. And if you're traveling in the district unless you've been living under a rock Widespread road closures continue in large security parameters in place downtown ahead of Wednesday's inauguration with street closes around the Kennedy Center, Lincoln Memorial, White House National and U. S Capital for a full list of those closures. Visit our website at.
KFI AM 640
"u. s capital" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"The screenings will be held today until three at the Southeast Rio Vista Y M. C. A in Maywood and then at about a dozen William CIA's around L A over the next six weeks, you can find out when and where. At a line a events dot com slash y. M C A 2021 walk ups will also be accepted. U S Capitol Police have arrested a man from Virginia as he tried to get through a police checkpoint in Washington, D C. Police say he had fake inaugural credentials, Ah loaded handgun and more than 500 rounds of ammunition on him when he was arrested Thursday evening just north of the U. S. Capital, D. C Mayor Muriel Bowser says anyone coming to Washington for the inauguration should be aware of their surroundings. We want you to be vigilant. Look around yourselves when you're out and about And if you see something, absolutely say something on you may report anything that you think is out of the norm by calling 911, she says The best way to be part of the inauguration is to participate. Virtually the National Park Service is closed The National Mall through January 21st the day after inauguration. City Councilwoman in Whittier says a petition to have her removed for attending the pro Trump Rally in D. C is just a witch hunt. The petition to remove Councilwoman Jessica Martinez been signed by thousands and claims she spread conspiracy theories about the election. And in the days leading up to the violence in D. C. She tweeted she'll give her life to take back her country. We should all be verifying election results, Martinez says She was nowhere near any violence. What they're doing is they're garnering support from outside of the community. They have a campaign that's red. You two go, and they call in their little Communist strike Force. The wittier City Council this week voted down in motion to censure the Councilwoman Corbin Carson, Ko Phi News. The Rose Bowl in Pasadena has some new visitors dinosaurs. The Jurassic Quest Drive.
KOMO
"u. s capital" Discussed on KOMO
"The U. S Capital has now made history as Republicans joined Democrats to punish the president, even though it was 10 Republican votes, is also the largest bipartisan Vote on impeachment in history, the United States, So of course it was consequential to Republicans from our state joined the effort. These articles of impeachment are flawed. I will not use process as an excuse. There's no excuse for President Trump's actions. That's Congressman Dan Newhouse is some analysts believe the sentiment he expressed could carry over in the Senate, where Democrats will need 17 Republican votes if they are to convict Trump come bonus time. 7 10 Get to the beacon plumbing sports dust. Now every kinds is in for Tom, Top ranked Gonzaga Tries for 1/13 Win Tonight is the host West Coast Conference. Rival Pepper Dine. Meanwhile, the Washington Huskies try to get there first Pac 12 Win of the season tonight they play USC. One of the more compelling NFL playoff games this weekend features Buffalo and Baltimore Bill's head coach Sean McDermott knows how dangerous Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson can be like team defense, whether against their past game there run game. He's a big part of their run game, the loose plays that he creates, you know, so it's gotta be. It's gonna be a good team defense of that game is Saturday night, the Sox signed 12 players to future contracts. These are players who could eventually find a place on the team's 53 Man roster. Major League Soccer will have its annual super draft two weeks from today. One local product has reached all star status. The Sounders Jordan Morris could end up playing in Europe. Things don't work out and I end up in in Seattle and you know I love in there and,.
KTOK
"u. s capital" Discussed on KTOK
"New rules inside the Capitol building as a political ploy. The U. S Capital is now a Citadel National guard in camped inside the Capitol in Library of Congress. Troops haven't slept here since the civil war layers of fencing now in circle the capital bolstered by concertina wire worthy of sing Sing. House members must now pass through magnetometers for debates in the House chamber that drew House of protest from freshman Colorado representative and Second Amendment advocates. Lauren Bo Burt. She bought when U. S Capitol police stopped her to inspect her bag in protest. Some Republicans just ignored the cops and sidestep the Maggs. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Now imposing fines of members don't follow police rules, the Oklahoma National Guard says about 400 troops will be in Washington for 7 to 10 days, they'll be helping local law enforcement. With crowd management, traffic control, communications and medical support from the Alan Samuels. Volkswagen weather Studio. Allen Samuels, Volkswagen, Your friend in the car business. It'll be mostly sunny and windy today that will ramp up our fire. Danger will have a high around 53 alot tonight of 33. I'm Jacqueline Scott in his radio 1000, Katie. Okay on the air and on your droid at Katie. Okay, calm. Use radio one thing. Listen, Katie. Okay. Oklahoma's first news coming up this weekend in the face of challenging times..
WNYC 93.9 FM
"u. s capital" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Everything from individuals affiliated with the administration to individuals affiliated with the cute on conspiracy theory, too proud boys. Too violent extremists and members of anti government and you not see the new Nazi movements. Members of the administration who would that be? We saw reports of a number of individuals, whether campaign members or higher up individuals who had spoken positively or or have joined parlor in the past. There are a whole host of mainstream voice is not simply extremists, but also obviously There is this huge concern where, as evidenced by a lot of the events on Wednesday, a lot of these events were seemingly preplanned and and plotted out in plain sight on parlor and elsewhere. I mean, you've seen those conversations, have you you've seen the exchange is saying Head for the U. S Capital on Wednesday. Yes, this was a known commodity by not just myself, but many, many extremism researchers in the days and weeks leading up to the sixth. I mean, there were They were playing messages. This was not a coded language or some some kind of hidden plot. This was openly planned as a rally in in the district. Could you give me examples of that sort of language that was being used? We will go to the capital. Stop the steel. Hang my pants hanging. Nancy Pelosi, Take the country back. Take the election back. The important part is that this was not just parlor. There were these messages. On Facebook on discord on Tic Tac on Twitter. These were messages that that were very clear. For. For many, many researchers who studied many of these extremist movements this was plain to see for for money. What is the attraction off parlor to these anti government extremist? Right wing, their Nazi groups that you've bean talking about? Is it? Is it the lack of censorship? Yeah, absolutely. It is a lack of censorship and the lack of content moderation. We saw some action in this past year by Facebook and Twitter to target not just specific anti government movements like the Bogle of movement. But we also saw action against Ah, whole host of Cuban on conspiracy theory related accounts, so as these were being targeted By the larger platforms like Facebook and Twitter. You would you would see these individuals begin to move onto platforms like parlor and again. I think it's important to note that these individuals have been using platforms like this before parlor and they will continue to use platforms like this and more secure. Less well known platforms that will continue to exist that will allow these individuals to mobilize and plan and I think one of the one of the big issues is that by the time we see this action taken, like in the instance of parlor as we know it's too little too late. The damage has been done. The acts of violence have taken place that were planned and organized on these platforms. The concern now is that the hardcore extreme is that we're worried about have already made these connections, whether online or in person, and they've moved into some kind of encrypted messaging app offline into places that are harder for Not just research is, of course, but for law enforcement to reach in and understand what violent plots may be perpetrated by these individuals. So I run into the U. S saying that Paula maybe should have been kept open in order to be able to track these people. It's all about trade off, right? I mean, I think there is absolutely a positive in many of the incitements to violence that we saw on parlor. There is a positive in those no longer being A place for these individuals to to plan future violence because we have already seen in the wake of the six. Many of these movements and individuals galvanized and mobilized in response to his events, we we've seen no shortage of communications, suggesting that They will return to the capital. They will return to other state houses over the coming days and weeks. They are certainly seemingly planning more of these types of incidents in response to what they view as the perceived success. What happened the capital on Wednesday but away from Paula? What did the ideas that have inspired these different groups or because they're near Nazis? Because They're anti gun extremists, so they have different kinds of agendas. Yes, So that's obviously a huge concern right is that we have seen a whole host of individuals not just at the Capitol, but mobilizing in response to that, and that's everything from like I said earlier from You went on conspiracy theorists who continue to to propagate those stop the steel conspiracy theories to crowd boys who we have seen at the Capitol undercover dressed casually, but there has been evidence to show some of them at the capital on Wednesday, as well as members of the Boogaloo movement who responsible for a host of plotted Domestic terror attacks, including the alleged kidnapping attempt to the governor of Michigan, as well as the neo Nazi white supremacist groups that are simply hoping for a societal collapse in a in a race war. We've seen all of these all of these actors mobilizing in response to the events on the sixth and we we expect to continue see that over the coming weeks. You refer to German of the six, which is obviously when The invasion off the U. S Capitol took place. But do you think that could become some sort of rallying point for these groups in the future? Generous six. I think we have already. We have already seen a lot of those narratives propagating. We have already seen a lot of statements that it was a huge success that we need to go back and do it again that we will march on the Capitol with guns. This time that we will march the statehouses with guns that this was this was inflection point, I think for for many, who perhaps previously thought that this was a You know, impossible thing are now are now looking at it and saying, you know, Hey, maybe this kind of extremism is is possible. Maybe maybe we can actually evidence results with some of these violent actions that we didn't think we could previously and I think that's that's a massive concern. John that was two monitors extremist online for George Washington University. We did approach part of for an interview. The platforms chief executive John Mates who has been quoted Saying he would not cave in tow authoritarians who hated free speech, but we haven't heard back from them yet..
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"ABC News. I'm Brian Clark. Law enforcement around the country is looking for the people who stormed the U. S Capital on Wednesday. Dozens of arrests have been made in Washington, D. C. Attorney general Karl Racine tells ABC. We're gonna investigate not only those mobsters But also those who incited the violence. That violence is now claimed the life of a police officer 42 year old Capitol Hill Police officer Brian Sick. Nick died overnight of injuries sustained in the line of duty Wednesday. More from ABC is Chief justice correspondent Pierre Thomas. With the death of that officer, the stakes are even higher. Police will want to know if he was assaulted and if that mob played a role in his death Wasn't murdered. All this as Democrats and Republicans called this breach massive and shocking failure. And now resignations have come from the chief of the Capitol Hill police, along with the sergeant at arms in the House and Senate. Those were demanded by congressional leaders, some of whom want the president to be next. With Trump's support in Washington crumbling, the president is calling for the nation to hell. And finally admitting the reality he is denied. For more than two months, a new administration will be inaugurated on January. 20th. My focus now turns to ensuring a smooth, orderly and seamless transition of power. But that admission may be too little. Too late. Trump is facing growing calls for him to go now. Democratic leaders are urging Vice President Mike Pence to invoke the 25th amendment and immediately removed Trump from office. Baby sees Mary Bruce the U. S economy suffered a big loss last month and Jobs is a B C's Erica too risky. The U. S economy lost 140,000 jobs in December, The Labor Department said it reflects a recent increase in Corona virus cases and efforts to contain the pandemic. The leisure and hospitality and private education sectors were particularly hard hit. All this is coronavirus deaths reached a new level across the country. Thursday was the first day the U. S saw more than 4000 deaths in a 24 hour period. You're listening to ABC news. The I R. S Okay, let's get outside and check traffic..
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"Hey, we're most Seattle KOMO FM Oakville 20 Minutes of nonstop news starts now Here's what's coming up yet Another social media platform shuts out Trump I'm core would take this one is owned by Amazon are traffic and weather in four minutes, But first here's ABC News at six o'clock from ABC News. I'm Brian Clark. Law enforcement around the country is looking for the people who stormed the U. S Capital on Wednesday. Dozens of arrests have been made in Washington, D. C. Attorney general Karl Racine tells ABC. We're gonna investigate not only those mobsters but also those who incited the violence. That violence has now claimed the life of a police officer 42 year old Capitol Hill Police officer Brian Sick. Nick died overnight of injuries sustained in the line of duty Wednesday. More from ABC is chief justice correspondent Pierre Thomas. Death of that officer. The stakes are even higher. Police will want to know if he was a solid and if that mob played a role in his death wasn't murdered all this as Democrats and Republicans called this breach massive and shocking failure. And now resignations have come from the chief of the Capitol Hill police, along with the sergeant at arms in the House and Senate. Those were demanded by congressional leaders, some of whom want the president to be next. With Trump's support in Washington crumbling, the president is calling for the nation to hell. And finally admitting the reality he is denied. For more than two months, a new administration will be inaugurated on January. 20th. My focus now turns to ensuring a smooth, orderly and seamless transition of power. But that admission may be too little. Too late. Trump is facing growing calls for him to go now. Democratic leaders are urging Vice President Mike Pence to invoke the 25th amendment and immediately removed Trump from office. Baby sees Mary Bruce the U. S economy suffered a big loss last month and Jobs is a B C's Erica too risky. The U. S economy lost 140,000 jobs in December, The Labor Department said it reflects a recent increase in Corona virus cases and efforts to contain the pandemic. The leisure and hospitality and private education sectors were particularly hard hit. All this is coronavirus depths reached a new level across the country. Thursday was the first day the U. S saw more than 4000 deaths in a 24 hour period. You're listening to ABC.
WMAL 630AM
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"At 502. Good morning, everyone I'm John Mathews. Some 40 people charged yesterday in D. C. Superior Court with unlawful entry of public property for their roles in storming the Capitol this week, with more possible charges to come, including curfew violations. D. C. Police promising to arrest everyone it confined and the department's offering $1000 reward for any tip that leads to the arrest of a rioter, a man who wore his company badge while he's Stormed the U. S Capital's been fired by a company in Frederick County never start direct marketing says it got tipped off that a badge wearing employee was among those involved in the chaos of the capital. After reviewing photos that employee was terminated in a statement, they added quote while we support all employees right to a peaceful, lawful exercise of free speech. Any employee demonstrating dangerous conduct that endangers the health and safety of others will no longer have an employment opportunity with knave, a star direct marketing and quote Maria Leave fun. W M A L and W m a l dot com With the violence of the capital and Democratic control of the Senate on the way, DC finds itself with some newfound leverage for its number one wish. We must get statehood on the president's desk within the 1st 100 days of that 117th Congress there, Muriel Bowser says she all Who wants to see control of the D. C National Guard transferred from the president to the mayor's office. The statehood bid is stronger than ever. But it will still require 60 votes in the Senate and Republicans air loads to provide them because it would only further weaken their power base. Checking your money. The Dow futures up 77 points. The NASDAQ Future of 43 in Sports. Maryland Falls hard at home to Number five Iowa 89 67 to fall to one in five in the Big 10 this season, the second worst home loss on the in the Mark Turgeon era the Maryland women remain undefeated in conference play..
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"Away news Radio Time is 10 30 Senator Mitt Romney is blaming President Trump for the attack on the U. S Capital today, Speaking on the Senate floor, the Utah Republican weighed in on the 2020 presidential election. The truth is that President elect Biden won the election President Trump Lost. I've had that experience myself. It's no fun. Romney received a standing ovation after seeing the best way we can show respect is by telling the American people the truth, he called today's CJ shameful episode in American history. Tragic end to the story of a missing woman from Fort Collins. Today, a woman's body was found in the Pingree Park area. It's believed to be that of 32 year old Christine Cummings. The hiker hadn't been seen since December. 29th. Police say that foul play is not suspected. Our next update is coming up at 11 o'clock. I'm Chad Bauer on K O a news radio 8:50 A.m. and 94 1 FM from Bedford Sports Traffic Center. It's going to be a typical driving them entering the freeway scone zone activities and slow you down in some areas north about 1925. He's found a ramp to I 70 is closed until 5 a.m.. We'll have to use an alternate route to get around l square. There's no problems on I 25 through the text center 60 Lakewood is looking good. You're gonna make a time on 36 between here and Boulder. There's no problems and C 4 70 or 84. 70 and things are looking pretty decent on Pina Boulevard out to the airport funds. 31 pinpoint whether, after an overnight low of 22, you can expect the high tomorrow 48 with tomorrow night's low about 22. Adult become cloudy on Friday with a high of 42. Currently it's 30. I'm Gary, Ongoing King Away News Radio live everywhere on the I Heart radio app..
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"Has reconvened after an unprecedented, chaotic and dangerous scene at the U. S Capital today. Ah mob supporting President Trump breached the barricades around the building and stormed inside. As lawmakers were debating certification of the presidential election. Their action forced a halt to debate which the House and Senate had each begun on an objection to counting the electoral college votes of Arizona outnumbered Capitol Police rushed lawmakers from the building. One woman was shot inside the building under unclear circumstances. She later died. At least one explosive device was found that was detonated The pro trump extremists broken toe lawmakers offices, including that of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, it felt to President elect Joe Biden to address the nation. He denounced the action as insurrection and urged President Trump to call off his mob. Here's an excerpt of Biden's address what we're saying For a small number of extremists. Dedicated the lawlessness. This is not dissent is disorder is chaos. It borders on sedition. And it must end now. I call this mob Pull back and allow the work of democracy to go forward. You heard me say before a different context. The words of a president matter. No matter how good or bad that president is. At their best words of the president can inspire. At their worst to fulfill their cannon site. Therefore, I call on President Trump. You want me to go on national television now? Fulfill his oath floor and defend the constitution. And demand an end to this siege. Stormed the capital to smash windows to occupy offices. The floor of the United States. Senate rummaging through desk On the capital on the House of Representatives, threatening the safety of duly elected officials. It's not protest. It's insurrection. Shortly after Biden's address, Trump asked his supporters to go home. He did not appear on national television, but his favorite medium for communication Twitter and he repeated his false claim that he won the election. I know you pain.
WNYC 93.9 FM
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"From NPR News. This is all things considered. I'm Ailsa Chang and Mary Louise Kelly in the wake of the armed insurrection at the U. S Capital today, still so strange to say those words out loud. Twitter has removed three of President Trump's tweets, and they have walked him out of his account for 12 hours. Twitter is threatening further suspensions if Trump continues to violate its rules, And that is a big blow for the president, of course, whose major means of communication with the public is Twitter. Turn now on to NPR Tech correspondent Bobby Allyn. Hey, Bobby. Hey, Mary Louise. Hey, Bobby. Little bit of a delay on the line. But let's forge ahead. What exactly was in Trump's tweets today? Just remind us what he was tweeting that drew this response from Twitter. Yes. So the one that I think got the most attention was a video address that Trump made And this came after hours and hours of Trump, saying nothing just as some of his reporter some of his supporters, you know, violently swarm the capital. You know who were who were being basically, you know, directed at at Trump over his concerns over over the result of the election and in Trump's video address. He did tell them to go home. But he also, you know, said that he loved them. And he also stoked falsehoods about the results of the election. And this is something that he has been doing for months in the lead up to the November election, But this video along with two other Tweets that Trump sent today were deemed to be violations of Twitter's rules. And instead of just slapping a warning label on it, which Twitter historically has done, dozens and dozens of times they took the unprecedented step of deleting them completely locking down Twitter's account and also saying President Trump if you don't stop breaking.
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"Those protests. There was also a mag a rally today here in our state Capitol. Much to tell you about today, But first we'll head to our traffic. So we've got traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. Here's Dan has brought by the California Office of Problem Gambling. We have a non injury collision that's westbound Greenback and Fair Oaks Boulevard. Two vehicles involved CHP on the way and again nobody heard him that one. If you're suffering for problem gambling help is available from the comfort of your own home for no cost. Confidential problem. Gambling counseling, call 1 800 gambler or text support to 53342 traffic on the tens and we 10 minutes mornings and afternoons. Dana has news 93.1 kfbk. Tonight. Low clouds will break We'll see areas of fog late below 39 to 43 Tomorrow areas of morning fog. Otherwise Partly sunny will see a high of 54 to 58 Friday cloudy with a shower in spots early in the morning, then clouds and sun for the afternoon. We'll see a high 59 to 63 I'm AccuWeather's Drew Shana News, 93.1 kfbk, Roseville 57 degrees 55 Citrus Heights and 57 in Loomis, now It's 4, 31 and kfbk. This is a special edition of the KFBK Afternoon News with Kitty O'Neil, The U. S Capital is now secure as a new curfew is in place to senators of confirming the electoral college ballots were saved is a mob took control of the Capitol building earlier today. Sometimes seven Democrats calling for President Trump to be impeached again and that's subject of our online poll. Let's get the latest. Now Some of your nation's capital right now is an armed camp. It looks like riot police and National Guard troops have secured a circle around the U. S Capitol building hours after Trump supporters at the president's urging.
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"For these demonstrators for these protesters to get up to the steps of the Capitol, they had to climb over these gates right here. They had to rush past all of the D C. Police that were here and then they had to storm up to the steps of the Capitol. They got so close that they were banging on the windows. And of course, we know that they had breached and had gone inside. It is a remarkable scene playing out here. It's tense. It's chaos. We've actually had to move back because of some of the clashes that we have seen just behind me. We've seen FBI Storm inside as well as D C police. But again as you have members of Congress huddled under their deaths outside here on the steps of the U. S Capital, you have supporters of the president chancing fight for Trump. Chanting USA and chanting! Do not retreat! George! Rachel Scott, who's there? Outside the capital, Speaking a moment ago to my colleague George Stephanopoulos after she saw a woman who had been shot taken out of the capital. We've seen other images from a cluttered house chamber as members were ushered out and evacuated, leaving everything behind papers open computers. Like and we've seen images of police officers, guns drawn at the door of the House chamber, moving a piece of furniture to keep the doors blocked all of this unfolding As supporters of President Trump reached the capital building as the debate was underway to certify the electoral college results in the National Guard and Federal Police are on their way to the capital to help end the occupation of it by these trump supporters. NBC's Karen Travers is our White House correspondent. Karen the president, as made an appeal for for Peace has not called off his supporters, although there are ever growing calls by the president's political supporters to do just that supporters former senior White House officials,.
KOA 850 AM
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"Was all blocked off earlier in the day, just a few hours ago. So for these demonstrators for these protesters to get up to the steps of the Capitol they had to climb. Over these gates right here. They had to rush past all of the D C. Police that were here and then they had to storm up to the steps of the Capitol. They got so close that they were banging on the windows. And of course, we know that they had breached and have gone inside. It is a remarkable scene playing out here. It's tense. It's chaotic. We've actually had to move back because of some of the clashes. We have seen just behind that. We've seen FBI Storm inside, as well as D. C police. But again as you have members of Congress huddled under their desks outside here on the steps of the U. S Capital, you have supporters of the president, chanting fight for Trump! Chanting USA and chanting! Do not retreat! George! Rachel Scott, who's there? Outside the capital, Speaking a moment ago to my colleague George Stephanopoulos after she saw a woman who had been shot taken out of the capital. We've seen other images from a cluttered house chamber as members were ushered out and evacuated, leaving everything behind papers open computers. Like and we've seen images of police officers, guns drawn at the door of the House chamber, moving a piece of furniture to keep the doors blocked all of this unfolding As supporters of President Trump reached the capital building as the debate was underway to certify the electoral college results in the National Guard and Federal Police are on their way to the capital to help.