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"Is new tensions are the Korean peninsula, the US deploying a nuclear powered submarine capable of carrying tomahawk missiles to South Korea after the North restarted missile tests in the region. You're listening to ABC News. If you're hiring, it can feel like you're trying to find a needle in a haystack. You can hope the right person comes along, or you can just use ZipRecruiter. And now you can try it for free at ziprecruiter .com slash free. In fact, ZipRecruiter has helped a lot of business owners find their needle in a haystack, like Marco, president of operations at TeleTires and auto centers. Because TeleTires has grown a lot in the last few years, Marco needed to hire everyone from a receptionist to a store manager to a head mechanic. ZipRecruiter helps you find all the right people, difficult even the jobs most to fill. ZipRecruiter helps me keep my business running. Take it from Marco and millions of other businesses who've used ZipRecruiter. ZipRecruiter can help you find the needle in the haystack. See why four out of five employers who post a job on ZipRecruiter get a quality candidate within the first day. And right now, you can try ZipRecruiter That's for free. right, free at ziprecruiter .com slash free. That's ziprecruiter .com slash f -r -e e ziprecruiter .com slash free ZipRecruiter, the smartest way to hire. President Biden today urging states to spend money on mental health and curbing gun violence. president The is not announcing any new executive action. Instead, he will remind states, cities and schools there is money to support mental health in the already passed bipartisan gun safety law that many aren't using. The money can be used to train health professionals, first responders and school counselors to spot and prevent potential gun violence and treat those already affected by shootings. The president will make the remarks at the National Safer Community in Summit Connecticut. ABC's Andy Field in Washington, California, opening a criminal investigation into the busing of migrants to Los Angeles by the state of Texas. Jorge Mario Cabrera with the Coalition of Humane Immigrant Rights says recent migrants weren't given food or water during the long ride. The governor of Texas does not seem to recognize the humanity of these individuals, much less in himself. Gas prices will probably drop this summer. AAA reporting a gallon of regular costs around $3 .59 down from last year's record of $5. bucks. Flagging demand for oil is helping contain prices at the pump, and drivers are still using less gasoline post pandemic. Spotify cancelling Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan. The streaming service not renewing their podcasts. Both sides say they've mutually agreed to part ways. The move ends an estimated $25 million deal. This is ABC news. He might not have a badge, but we have faith
KCBS All News
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"For the slogan. Michelin, because so much is riding on your tires. You still sell tires? We do. But the one that making the tires are not the professional anonymous inspectors eating out in the restaurants every day. The Michelin guide first published in 1900 began awarding stars to restaurants in France about a hundred years ago. This brilliant idea to other guides to help the people travel. Today, international teams have inspectors review restaurants in countries around the world, including this one, with guides in Washington, California, New York, Chicago, and as of last year, Florida. So the idea is while you're driving around on our car tires, here are some places you might stop for a meal. One star is worth a stop to start with the two and three star worse spatial journey. Restaurants often brag about having a Michelin star or two or three. There are only about a 143 star restaurants worldwide. But the inspectors who award them are strictly anonymous. We sat down with one on the condition that we not reveal his name, or his face. What are your friends think you do for a living? They know I'm still in the industry they just don't know what I do exactly. He says he has experience in hotel dining and a degree from culinary school. He's been a Michelin inspector for about 20 years. Have you ever been made? I have not, but I will say that having worked in the industry for so long. I do run into people that I've worked with previously in restaurants. He says he tells them he's a consultant, but sometimes advanced spycraft is required. It's hard to keep that anonymity in this day and age, isn't it? It is. We use aliases, we change them up routinely. We use fake numbers. All for this. The master and commander of this restaurant. Does that phrase sound familiar to you? It does. It does, yes. So are you allowed to reveal to us that you have eaten at musket room? I have. And what impressed you about the food there? It has a personality, something that makes that dish quite unique or special. Gwendolyn Poole and X says the guide is single minded. The stall is only about the quality of the food. It's not about the service and the setting. Michelin inspectors rate food based on specific criteria. The quality of the products, the mastery of cooking techniques, the harmony and balance in flavors, the personality of the chef as express on the plate and last but not least, as a consistency, both over time and throughout the menu as a whole. Have you eaten a hot dog from a cart? Yes, I did. You did. How'd you like it? I think that's part of the New York experience as well. That sounds like a very polite no star
Northwest Newsradio
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"Not getting up and watch the sunrise and drink her coffee and cry in your coffee. I mean, he was such a huge part of our family. The Chapin started the Ethan smile foundation, which is selling tulips and holding an Easter Sunday event at tulip valley farms to raise scholarship money for kids from Conway who go to the university of Idaho. Ryan Harris, northwest news radio. The state masking requirement in hospitals may be lifting, but that doesn't mean they're going away. The last remaining COVID era mask mandate expired today, meaning they no longer have to be worn in healthcare or correctional facilities, and it's not just Washington. California, Oregon, and Washington would evolve decided to make this step together. That step state epidemiologist doctor Scott lindquist, however hospitals themselves can impose their own requirements among those who have done so, are you dub medicine? Seattle children's and Virginia mason Franciscan health. They say mask will remain a requirement in patient care areas and a recommendation in public areas. From the Beacon plumbing sports desk, Mariners home stand continues against the LA angels and right now we're in the middle of the second inning Mariners up one to nothing. Major milestones for a Seattle soccer star details from Bill sports. 8 goals in the first 6 games, Jordan Morris has been a major reason for the sounders hot start to their Major League Soccer season. The Mercer island native getting into dangerous places so teammates can find him. You know, I think it's just trying, especially playing as that number 9 getting in the right spot. Trying to be dangerous in front of goal and yeah, but no, I'm feeling feeling really good and just got to keep it going. We got to keep stringing Lindsay. Morris becomes only the third homegrown player to score 50 goals in MLS and third Seattle player with 60 goals across all competitions. Seattle fans hope Morris continues the torrid pace in Saturday night's early season home test against Western Conference leading St. Louis. The Washington husky men's basketball team may have found the outside shooter so desperately lacking. University of Portland grad transfer, Moses wood uses the portal to join you down. At former Seahawks defensive lineman Al Woods visits the browns
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"Be built near stanwood, although it would be on two Layla tribal land. But as so often with the case with developing these treatment centers, neighbors argue not in my backyard. According to the Everett Harold, a group of 8 residents want the facility blocked on grounds that the area is zoned for farmland and nothing else, a hearing examiner granted a permit to the tribe to build and operate the treatment center, but residents are hoping the county council will override that decision. The state masking requirement at hospitals may be lifting, but that doesn't mean they're going away. The last remaining COVID era mask mandate expired today, meaning they no longer have to be worn at healthcare or correctional facilities. That's not just Washington. California, Oregon, and Washington we've all decided to make this step together. That state epidemiologist doctor Scott lindquist announcing the plan a month ago. However, hospitals themselves could still impose their own requirements and among those that have done so. Are you dumb medicine? Seattle children's and Virginia mason Franciscan health. They say masks will remain a requirement inpatient care areas and a recommendation in public spaces. I'm going to roast seafood company has been fined for allegedly selling Listeria contaminated products two years ago a federal inspection found multiple problems at the Felix custom smoking plant. The company produces ready to eat products like smoked salmon, so Listeria contamination is a big concern. According to the Everett Herald owner Diane zollinger refused multiple requests to issue a voluntary recall. Now, the feds say she'll have to pay for any further inspections and other paperwork to get back into compliance. It's only her failed to appear in court, but is said to be undergoing some kind of medical treatment. It's unclear if the comedy, which has fewer than 5 employees, remains open. Firefighters had to secure a vehicle that went over an embankment and rescue the driver on Sunday out on kids have county. This happened in Bremerton at gold creek road and gerardo creek way, the driver severely injured had to be airlifted to the hospital. Michelle Esteban reporting, meanwhile, April is distracted, driving awareness month. Police agencies across puget sound are going to be watching for distracted drivers. Sarah wood with the travel Washington traffic safety commission tells como four cell phones are not the only thing that divert our attention. Our observer saw people doing their makeup. They saw people eating. Young drivers often distracted by young passengers, the safety commission says distracted driving is the leading cause of fatal crashes in Washington state. If you caught, if you get caught describing while distracted, the first offense will get you a $136 ticket. Next one, $234. A vacant home went up in flames this morning in Seattle happened near 27th and south Charleston street crews put out the fire by 4 a.m., no reports of injuries we don't know what started the fire. And the scooch gadget valley tulip festival is underway, but so far, things aren't very colorful. Como fours Paul Rivera found out why. It's a sea of green for Brent Rosen with bruising guard. Said the cold weather isn't helping what we prefer our temperature is at or not too cold, not too hot, so, you know,
KOMO
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"And if everything goes well, it will go down come down very soon after the justice for J six rally planned for this Saturday's expected to draw crowds protesting the arrests of the more than 600 people charged in the January 6th riots. Five people eventually died, including Capitol police officer Brian Sick. Nick Congressman Adam Kinzinger, who's one of two were Republicans serving on a committee investigating January 6th. Tells CBS's face the nation he's confident law enforcement will protect the capital. Why it's important that we as Republicans, Franklin as Americans stand up and say We shouldn't be at this point where we are truly worried for the seat of government every few months when there's a protest, but officials are sounding the alarm about the ongoing threat of domestic extremism. They are Children of the same foul spirit. And it is our continuing duty to confront them. U. S Capitol, police said. This morning they arrested a man near the Democratic national headquarters who had multiple knives of bayonet and a machete. He allegedly had Nazi and swastika symbols on the vehicle. Was talking about white supremacist ideology. Elizabeth Halsey, ABC NEWS Washington California's governor's fighting for his political life. This week. ABC's Matt Gutman reports California Governor Gavin Newsom, making the case that Tuesday's recall election isn't just do or die for him. This election is a matter of life and death. Public health is on the ballot in the fight of his political life, Newsome, calling him the Democrats heaviest hitters. Hello, Californians Last week it was former President Barack Obama and Vice President Kamala Harris. We will not give up and today here outside Los Angeles, he'll be hitting the campaign trail with the president as a final push to save his job. Newsom won the 2018 gubernatorial election with a whopping 62% of the vote. But California law allows the governor to face a recall vote if a petition is signed by just a fraction of registered voters vying to replace him are 46 challengers, including TV personality and former Olympic gold medalist Caitlyn Jenner and businessman John Cox, who has been campaigning with a bear by his side. Conservative talk radio host Larry Elder is by far the leading candidate are serene. Shaw sat down with him over the weekend. One of the first things I'm going to do is repeal the requirement for state workers. That they have to be tested once a week, and they have to wear mask at work. Newsom has faced criticism for his handling of Covid and California's record fires the past two years. Your main opponent in this recall, Larry Elder Does not blame climate change for these fires. He blames essentially yours and the government's incompetence. Yeah, well, thanks climate changes, and next a myth claimed that climate change is a crock. You actually wants to double An increase more offshore elderly, more fracking, as if somehow that's going to solve this challenge, so he lives in a completely different world devoid of the reality here Because of a quirk in California recall election law, Newsom has to win at least 50% of the vote. But if he doesn't his opponent could take his job with significantly less than that. Your money at 20 and 50 past the hour on common news, sponsored by Propel.
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"Justice for J six rally planned for this Saturday, is expected to draw crowds protesting the arrests of the more than 600 people charged in the January 6th riots. Five people eventually died, including Capitol police officer Brian Sick. Nick Congressman Adam Kinzinger, who's one of two Republicans serving on a committee investigating January 6th. Tells CBS's face the nation he's confident law enforcement will protect the capital. Why it's important that we as Republicans, Franklin as Americans stand up and say We shouldn't be at this point where we are truly worried for the seat of government every few months when there's a protest, but officials are sounding the alarm about the ongoing threat of domestic extremism. A worry echoed by former President George W. Bush in a speech on the 20th anniversary of September 11th. There's little cultural overlap between violent extremists abroad and violent extremists at home. They are Children of the same foul spirit. And it is our continuing duty to confront them, U. S Capitol, police said. This morning, they arrested a man near the Democratic national headquarters who had multiple knives of bayonet and a machete. He allegedly had Nazi and swastika symbols on the vehicle was talking about white supremacist ideology. Elizabeth Chelsea. ABC NEWS Washington California's governor is fighting for his political life. This week. ABC's Matt Gutman reports California Governor Gavin Newsom, making the case that Tuesday's recall election isn't just do or die for him. This election is a matter of life and death. Public health is on the ballot in the fight of his political life. Newsome calling in the Democrats, heaviest hitters, Hello, Californians. Last week it was former President Barack Obama. Advice President Kamala Harris. We will not give up and today here outside Los Angeles, he'll be hitting the campaign trail with the president as a final push to save his job. Newsom won the 2018 gubernatorial election with a whopping 62% of the vote. But California law allows the governor to face a recall vote if a petition is signed by just a fraction of registered voters vying to replace him are 46 challengers, including TV personality and former Olympic gold medalist Caitlyn Jenner and businessman John Cox, who has been campaigning with a bear by his side. Conservative talk radio host Larry Elder is by far the leading candidate are serene. Shaw sat down with him over the weekend. One of the first things I'm going to do is repeal the requirement for state workers. That they have to be tested once a week, and they have to wear mask at work. Newsom has faced criticism for his handling of Covid and California's record fires the past two years. Your main opponent in this recall, Larry Elder Does not blame climate change for these fires. He blames essentially yours and the government's incompetence. Yeah, well thinks climate change is a mix A myth claimed that climate change is a crock. You actually wants to double An increase more offshore elderly, more fracking, as if somehow that's going to solve this challenge, so he lives in a completely different world devoid of the reality here Because of a quirk in California recall election law, Newsom has to win at least 50% of the vote. But if he doesn't his opponent could take his job with significantly less than that. Your money at 20 and 50 past the hour on camo news, sponsored by.
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"I think it's it's refreshing. Sometimes we're gripped by fear of being insignificant if we just simply focus on place or smoke focus on the small but on the flip side of it. It's the most like life giving whole wonderful kind of thing when you can commit to a group of people in a place really well for a long period of time and watch jesus at work in those spaces and in your own heart in life in the midst of that so I just want to say thanks. Thanks for leading this today and allowed me to be part of it So glad to be here with both has been a great conversation exponential. Thank you for hosting us in allowing us to do this. I know exponential has regionals coming out so you need to take a look at the website. no show all the regionals from around the country look at brooks q. Of takeaway lately are at your display. Washington california texas illinois illinois annoy. I don't know illinois they Check those out if you're interested in abel they're a great opportunity to be around like minded people so thank you exponential for all the work due to host things like that and host things like this. Brian thanks again man. Pleasure so good. Thank you. and we'll be back in two weeks with good friend. Drew jackson talking about this idea of of justice. Injustice being central to mission and injustice being central to the live in person of jesus so join us two weeks same time tuesday lebanon. Am eastern. Look forward to thank you guys..
KPRC 950 AM
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"Well, yeah, I guess that's true. But that's not on the West to map out. But most of all, let's educate Kenny on the West Coast, right? Tennessee is not on the West Coast and I just read you know where it is By Tennessee? Yeah, obviously from here. Which way would you drive to get there? Mostly north. Okay, good. A little bit east. I go to Tennessee on excellent job, but the point I was going to go get it. But most of the people on this list are from California. The vast majority of these radical teachers around the West Coast, aren't they? All right, fine. One of them was in, uh, Tennessee. But most of the time when this happens, where are they? Always Oregon, Washington, California. Now, let's take those states. Give them to China. Problem solved. I like it. I know I come up with solutions. You came up with that on your own. You didn't get that an email or something? No, no, no. I just thought of that. We take all the West Coast states. Give him the account given to China, then perfect. You know, it's a trade will take Hong Kong and exchange. What about Taiwan? Taiwan? We would well, Taiwan is do they want to be taken? Taiwan isn't owned by China. Unless you ask China and then they say yes, definitely right. Today is national frozen dinner day. Will you be having frozen dinner? I don't think so. I don't even know frozen dinners were still around. I'll go. I guess. Technically hot pockets of frozen dinner right isn't frozen. Um, yeah. Refrigerated. No, you freeze it. Don't I'm pretty sure you do. Hang on a second. Let's ask foreigner what they think I eat. Hot pockets with I watch TV Swanson lasagna with who blew straight 10 retainers get the best of me, especially hot.
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"The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration have set the data has not yet shown a need. President Biden's chief medical advisor, Dr Anthony Fauci, is that doesn't mean That we're not very, very actively following and gathering all of this information to see if and when we might need it, and if and when we do, we'll have everything in place to do it. Fauci appeared on ABC s this week with George Stephanopoulos. Ben Thomas Washington, California has been baking in 100 degree plus temperatures. Now firefighters are battling the largest wildfire in California this year near the Nevada border north of Lake Tahoe. Listen to how big these flames are. This is Jake Kagel Fire Operation section Chief. Those are 50 to 100 ft Flame links. We cannot put our resources directly on that. So we have to pull back and find Areas where we can be successful. Two fires 20% contained four people under arrest in Denver, and weapons and ammunition seized at a hotel that's close to the upcoming Major league Baseball All Star Game events. A law enforcement official tells us that so far they haven't found evidence to suggest the group was plotting a mass shooting. In the investigation into the killing of Haiti's president. Authorities there have detained a Haitian who lives in Florida and says he's a doctor. Billionaire Richard Branson is back on Earth after rocketing to the edge of space yesterday aboard his own spaceship 90 people now known dead in the Florida condo building collapse. This is a P news. It was the good old days at the movie theaters over the weekend. Here's our Oscar Welles, Gabriel to look into the past. It was like 2019 all over again for movie fans. Black widow has posted the best box office numbers since before the pandemic hit. The movie starring Scarlett Johansson took in an estimated $80 million and ticket sales over the weekend. That is the best totals and Star Wars. The rise of Skywalker hit movie screens in 2019 months before the pandemic took hold. What makes the total even more impressive? That Disney released the movie to theaters at the same time it placed it on its streaming service. The numbers for Disney Plus are not available, but the box office numbers suggest that movie goers are becoming more confident about venturing back to the nation's multiplexes. I'm Oscar Welles Gabriel Novak Djokovic won Wimbledon Sunday, his sixth Wimbledon title, he said. I consider myself best. And I believe that I am the best. I'm Rita Foley. AP News Thank.
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"Have said the data has not yet shown a need. President Biden's chief medical advisor, Dr Anthony Fauci, is that doesn't mean that we're not very, very actively following and gathering all of this information. To see if in when we might need it and if and when we do will have everything in place to do it. Fauci appeared on ABC sees this week with George Stephanopoulos. Ben Thomas Washington, California has been baking in 100 degree plus temperatures. Now firefighters are battling the largest wildfire in California this year. Near the Nevada border north of Lake Tahoe. Listen to how big these flames are. This is Jake Kagel Fire Operations section chief. Those are 50 to 100 ft Flame links. We cannot put our resources directly on that, So we have to pull back and find it. Areas where we can be successful. The fires 20% contained four people under arrest in Denver, and weapons and ammunition seized at a hotel that's close to the upcoming major league Baseball All Star Game events. A law enforcement official tells us that so far they haven't found evidence to suggest the group was plotting a mass shooting. In the investigation into the killing of Haiti's president. Authorities there have detained a Haitian who lives in Florida and says he's a doctor. Billionaire Richard Branson is back on Earth after rocketing to the edge of space yesterday aboard his own spaceship 90 people now known dead in the Florida condo building collapse. This is a P news. It was the good old days at the movie theaters over the weekend. Here's our Oscar Welles, Gabriel to look into the past. It was like 2019 all over again for movie fans. Black widow has posted the best box office numbers since before the pandemic hit. The movie starring Scarlett Johansson took in an estimated $80 million and ticket sales over the weekend. That is the best totals and Star Wars. The rise of Skywalker hit movie screens in 2019 months before the pandemic took hold. What makes the total even more impressive? That Disney released the movie to theaters at the same time it placed it on its streaming service. The numbers for Disney Plus are not available, but the box office numbers suggest that movie goers are becoming more confident about venturing back to the nation's multiplexes. I'm Oscar Welles Gabriel Novak Djokovic won Wimbledon Sunday, his sixth Wimbledon title, he said. I consider myself best. And I believe that I am the best. I'm Rita Foley. AP News Thank.
Around the House with Eric G®
Are You Ready for Rolling Blackouts for Fire Weather Season?
"If you're in oregon. Washington california. Idaho montana nevada colorado wyoming arizona. Nevada already said nevada new mexico. Let's go into texas. Oklahoma north south dakota any of you guys and even further east. I'm talking to you. Because i honestly think that we this is going to be the season where we really see. Power companies reducing their liabilities by turning off power. When they're worried about a power line coming down to wind or storm lighting natural vegetation brush or crops on fire. So if you've got a couple forty eight hours of a heat storm. You know where you've got wind coming in it's dry storm and you're in the hundred degree range. Be careful you're probably gonna lose power so then you decide what you're going to do for your house because it could be one hundred degrees outside and tell you what food does not last long and refrigerator when it's one hundred degrees inside your house. It's just not that efficient. So you're gonna lose a lot of stuff. Are you ready with a generator. Are you ready to go someplace. Because we're not just talking one little area. You could have an entire metropolitan area get shut down on power so there's no going to a hotel star localized power outage this would be a large blackout event. So make sure that you have got extra water. Put away the. You've got all these things to make sure that you're ready to go in case of emergency. I think this is going to be one of those years. We're going to see that ramp up and see a lot more of this. They've sure been looking at it. Testing it along You know across the west coast. So i've got a generator that can run for days on end to run my house. It was Strong enough to run my air conditioning and refrigerators not so worried about the about the water heater and the lights. I can survive that in the summertime. Even though it would run that but i i i'd be pushing it by running the water heater and all that stuff with the a c at the same time. But you get my
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"I'm Ed Donahue cease fire between Israel and Hamas has faced some tests in the early going. The U. N step on Judge Orrick is urging calm to import for everyone. To show restraint and that the status quo at the Holy sites of must be respected. And I think you know in these situations and both political leaders, religious leaders have a responsibility to speak out against anyone who disrupts peace. Many Palestinians see the ceasefire is a costly but clear victory for Hamas over a far more powerful Israel. Minnesota's attorney general Keith Ellison, says he will lead the prosecution of Kim Potter, former suburban police officer charged with second degree manslaughter in the death of Dante right, the police chief in Brooklyn center. Minnesota, said he believed Potter meant to use her Taser instead of her handgun on right. During a traffic stop. The Biden administration has new partners and highlighting the benefit of coronavirus vaccinations dating APS White House virus Response advisor Andy Slavitt says the pandemics taken a toll on social lives, social distancing and dating were always a bit of a challenging combination, he says. Several dating gaps like tinder match and Bumble are rolling out incentives for user's to get vaccinated like badges showing their vaccination status. One app. Okay, Cuban says users who have been or plan to get vaccinated have been finding 14% more matches. We have finally found the one thing that makes us all more attractive. Of accidents. But just like with height and weight, there's no way to verify users are being honest about their vaccination status. Saga ROOM agony. Washington, California is going to drop social distancing and will allow full capacity for businesses when the state reopens. June 15th. Amazon temporarily shut down a second warehouse construction site in Connecticut after 1/7 news was found hanging over a beam. This is AP News. Visor and buy on Tech have pledged to deliver two billion doses of their vaccine to low and middle income countries over the next 18 months. The companies which together developed the first vaccine to be authorized for use in the U. S and Europe. Have made the announcement at a global health summit in Rome, co hosted by the use executive arm on Italy. Visor says it expects to provide a billion off the today two doses this year on another billion in 2022 as vaccination campaigns continue to progress in the western world, poorer countries a struggling to acquire supplies. Earlier this week, the U. N Security Council expressed concern about the small number of doses that have reached Africa. I'm Charles Dillon S Mosfilm. Mickelson is in the clubhouse with the lead in the second round of the PGA Championship in South Carolina. There is a group bunched up behind Mickelson on the leader board. I'm Ed Donahue. AP News Thank.
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"News. I'm Ed Donahue. The cease fire between Israel and Hamas has faced some tests in the early going. The U. N step on Judge Orrick is urging calm to port for everyone. To show restraint and that the status quo at the Holy sites of must be respected. And I think You know, in these situations, they both political leaders, religious leaders have a responsibility to speak out against anyone who disrupts peace. Many Palestinians see the ceasefire is a costly but clear victory for Hamas over a far more powerful Israel. Minnesota's attorney general Keith Ellison, says he will lead the prosecution of Kim Potter, former suburban police officer charged with second degree manslaughter in the death of Dante right, the police chief in Brooklyn center. Minnesota, said he believed Potter meant to use her Taser instead of her handgun on right. During a traffic stop. The Biden administration has new partners and highlighting the benefit of coronavirus vaccinations dating APS White House virus Response advisor Andy Slavitt says the pandemics taken a toll on social lives, social distancing and dating were always a bit of a challenging combination, he says. Several dating gaps like tinder match and Bumble are rolling out incentives for user's to get vaccinated like badges showing their vaccination status. One app. Okay, Cuban says users who have been or plan to get vaccinated have been finding 14% more matches. We have finally found the one thing that makes us all more attractive. Of accidents. But just like with height and weight, there's no way to verify users are being honest about their vaccination status. Saga ROOM agony. Washington, California is going to drop social distancing and will allow full capacity for businesses when the state reopens. June 15th. Amazon temporarily shut down a second warehouse construction site in Connecticut after 1/7 news was found hanging over a beam. This is AP News. Visor and buy on Tech have pledged to deliver two billion doses of their vaccine to low and middle income countries over the next 18 months. The companies which together developed the first vaccine to be authorized for use in the U. S and Europe. Have made the announcement at a global health summit in Rome, co hosted by the use executive arm on Italy. Visor says it expects to provide a billion off the today two doses this year on another billion in 2022 as vaccination campaigns continue to progress in the western world, poorer countries a struggling to acquire supplies. Earlier this week that U N Security Council expressed concern about the small number of doses that have reached Africa. I'm Charles Dillon, Desmond Phil Mickelson is in the clubhouse with the lead in the second round of the PGA Championship in South Carolina. There is a group bunched up behind Mickelson on the leader board. I'm Ed Donahue. AP News. I'm Ed Donahue with an AP News Minute Minnesota's attorney general's office will prosecute the case against Kim Porter, the suburban police officer charged in the death of Dante right. Porter's trial is scheduled to start in December. Meantime, a new look at racism and discrimination. Here's the AP is Jennifer King. A new poll from The Associated Press. An O R C Center for public affairs research shows Americans are more likely than they were before the death of George Floyd to say that racism and police violence are serious problems facing the nation 45% increase from 36% from a pole from 2019, About half think police who cause harm are treated too leniently. A majority of Americans 68% support major changes to the criminal justice system. It only 24% say attention on police. Violence against Black Americans has led to change for the better 77% of black Americans in the polls, said police violence is a very serious problem. That's compared to 36% of White Americans. Jennifer King Washington. I'm Ed Donahue. 80 news..
News-Talk 1400 The Patriot
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"The false alarm briefly interrupted the rehearsal for Wednesday's inauguration ceremony. A quadrennial exercise in which stand ins take the roles of bythe another V I. P s Rehearsal resume not long afterwards, Accompanied by frequent passes by helicopter patrolling the skies over the capital and email alerts sent out to lawmakers shortly before 10:30 A.m. said there was no entry or exit from the complex. Was inside the buildings were instructed to stay away from exterior windows and doors. Those outside were ordered to seek cover for any Bennett in Washington. Washington D. C is militarized and there's heightened tension leading up to the inauguration of President elect Joe Biden following the deadly right at the Capitol. This terrorism investigation is hitting close to home. John Hudak is senior fellow with the Brookings Institution. We're talking about online shatter. We're talking about the dark Web. We're talking about efforts to commit violence against the United States and its institutions into assassinate members of the government, and they're not going to hang up their guns and their M O vests on January 20th more than 20,000 National Guard troops are being dispatched across the capital to bolster security. Ed Donahue. Washington California's become the first state to record more than three million known Corona virus infections. That's according to a tally Monday by Johns Hopkins University. The grim milestone wasn't entirely unexpected in a state with 40 million residents, but its speed was stunning. State only reached two million reported cases on December 24th. It's count far outpaces Other large states such as Texas, California also has seen more than 33,600 deaths due to Cove. It 19 More on these stories at town hall dot com. Tell me why really factor is so successful in lowering or eliminating pain? I'm often asked that question. Beatings have child. But the father and son, founders of.
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"Capital. What else? Correspondent Greg Clinton has more. Former Attorney General William Barr says the president's conduct as a violent mob of his supporters stormed the U. S Capitol was a betrayal of his office and supporters. In a statement to The Associated Press Bar said that orchestrating a mob to pressure Congress is inexcusable. Bar who resigned last month was one of the president's most loyal and ardent defenders in the Trump administration. Right. Clugston. Washington Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao is resigning effective Monday, Chalobah highest ranking member of President Trump's administration to resign in protest after the pro trump insurrection of the capital. She issued a statement saying the violent attack quote as deeply troubled me in a way that I simply cannot put aside. Also a town hold on come several countries, both allies and antagonists of America. Have issued travel warnings to their citizens. Australians are urged to avoid U. S protests following what Prime Minister Scott Marissa and describes as rather disturbing scenes in the U. S. Other friendly countries were similar shocked at what they described as an attack on American democracy. Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson tweeted disgraceful scenes in U. S. Congress. I'm serious, actually. And the U. S. Has registered its highest death yet from the court, a virus on the very day of the violence in Washington, California particularly hard hit the nation recording nearly 3900 deaths on Wednesday. The number of Americans seeking unemployment aid fell slightly last week to 787,000. That's evidence of a job market stumbling in the face of a viral pandemic. Record highs on Wall Street today, the Dow up 211 points closing at 31,041. Maura Town, hold calm. Tell me why really factor is so successful in lowering or eliminating pain? I'm often asked that question. Beatings have child but the father and son, founders of relief actor tell me they believe our bodies were designed.
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"Or former Attorney General William Barr says the president's conduct as a violent mob of his supporters stormed the U. S Capitol was a betrayal of his office and supporters. In a statement to The Associated Press Bar said that orchestrating a mob to pressure Congress is inexcusable. Bar who resigned last month was one of the president's most loyal and ardent defenders in the Trump administration. Right. Clugston. Washington Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao is resigning effective Monday Child the highest ranking member of President Trump's administration to resign in protest after the pro trump insurrection of the capital. She issued a statement saying the violent attack quote as deeply troubled me in a way that I simply cannot put aside. Also a town hold up come several countries, both allies, an antagonist of America. Have issued travel warnings to their citizens. Australians are urged to avoid U. S protests following what Prime Minister Scott Marissa and describes as rather disturbing scenes in the U. S. Other friendly countries were similar shocked at what they described as an attack on American democracy. Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson tweeted disgraceful scenes in U. S. Congress. I'm very a Shockley. And the U. S. Has registered its highest death yet from the court of ours on the very day of the violence in Washington, California, particularly hard hit the nation recording nearly 3900 deaths on Wednesday. A number of Americans seeking unemployment aid fell slightly last week to 787,000. That's evidence of a job market stumbling in the face of a viral pandemic. Record highs on Wall Street today, the Dow up 211 points closing at 31,041. Maura Town, hold calm. Meanwhile, relief factor is so successful in lowering or eliminating pain. I'm often asked that question beatings have child but the father and son, founders of relief actor tell me they believe our bodies were designed.
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"This'll is AP News. I'm Rita fall away. Democrat Raphael Warnock has won one of George's to Senate runoff races. The others too close to call at the moment at stake, which party controls the U. S. Senate. We'll start with Rafael War Knocks Win and our Julie Walker Reverend Warnock becomes the first black senator and Georgia's history and puts the Senate majority within the Democratic Party's reach. Improbable journey that led me to this place in this historic moment in America. Could only happen here. We were told that we couldn't win this election. But Leffler tells supporters this is a game of inches and she's going to win. We're going to make sure every vote is counted every that's right. John Ausaf wins the other runoff. Democrats flipped control of the Senate. If David Perdue wins the Republicans keep it. I'm Julie Walker. Today's the day. Congress confirms President elect Biden's November presidential victory. President Trump isn't backing down. On Monday, a defiant president continued, insisting Democrats stole the election. They're not taking this White House We're gonna fight like hell he's beat to push allies to do overturning the results is unlike anything seen in modern times. A joint session of Congress meets every four years to count the votes already certified by states. And what's considered a formality. This time, several Republicans say they will object, amplifying the president's unfounded claims of voter fraud, which elections officials and judges in state after state have rejected. Vice president elect Kamila Harris says it's clear she and by then one we're going to be inaugurated period. SOCCER Megane Washington, California's now ordering hospitals that have room to accept patients from other hospitals that are out of ICU beds. Because of the Corona virus, patients from Northern California could have to go to Southern California. This is AP News A new report says more members of Congress identify broadly as Protestant. The AP is Walter Ratliff as this story members of Congress who identifies Protestant or Christian have more than doubled since the 2008 election, according to the nonpartisan Pew Research Center. The report found that 96 members of the incoming legislative class describe themselves as Protestant without naming a denomination that 16 more than the previous Congress about 26% of the U. S population identifies as religiously unaffiliated, but only one member of Congress identified that way. An estimated 88% of lawmakers identify his Christian compared with 65% of the general public. I'm Walter Ratliff, a state lawmaker in Massachusetts wants the public's help in selecting an official state dinosaur. Jack Lewis wants them to choose from one of two Dino's species discovered in Massachusetts state lawmaker Jack Lewis there I'm Rita Foley. AP News Even as Congress gets ready to confirm his electoral college, lost Joe Biden President Trump is not backing down. On Monday, a defiant president continued, insisting Democrats stole the election. They're not taking this White House We're gonna fight like hell. He's being too pushy allies to do. Overturning the results is unlike anything seen in modern times. Joint session of Congress meets every four years to count the votes already certified by states in what's considered a formality. This time, several Republicans say they will object, amplifying the president's unfounded claims of voter fraud, which elections officials and judges in state after state have rejected. Vice president elect Kamila Harris says it's clear she and Biden won. We're going to be inaugurated period. SOCCER Megane Washington. This'll.
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"The South. His vaccine available and literally sitting and freezers. That's not acceptable. We have we have lives to save. In Wisconsin, a pharmacist accused of deliberately ruining 570 doses of the vaccine has been arrested. The FBI and the FDA investigating the fired health worker. This was a situation involving a bad actor, as opposed to a bad process and in California, where hospitals are being pushed to the limit. Healthcare workers are begging for the public to do their part to reduce the spread of the virus. Please stay home and do their best and do what they can to reduce the strain on Okay, because The nurses, the doctors, a respiratory therapist. We don't know what else is you were breaking. According to Johns Hopkins University, the U. S is likely to surpass 20 million Corona virus cases in the coming days. Health experts say that holiday travel could put more of a strain on hospital capacity. Every Harper ABC News Washington California's hospitals and morgues are overflowing because of Cove in 19 as they move into crisis care. Overwhelmed. Hospitals cannot accept ambulances. ABC is Alex Stone is in Los Angeles ambulances her lined up outside of hospitals waiting to get in with not just covert patients, but everything else. Heart attacks car accident victims. There's nowhere to put the patients Happy. Chichester, head of L. A County E. M s is the ambulances have become makeshift hospital rooms. Sometimes patients waiting seven or eight hours in an ambulance are sending staff out to treat the patients in the ambulances now because patients can't be offloaded, she says. L. A County is running out of ambulances. Alex Stone, ABC News, Los Angeles and in Texas, Covert 19 has become a political fight between the state in the cities. The city of Boston has banned dining in restaurants and bars. Of us between 10:30 P.m. and 6 a.m. to minimize the spread of coronavirus. Businesses that open anyway could be fined. But Austin's roll flies in the face of state rules. And Brent Webster of the Texas attorney general's Office says what your rights are to open and then if you get a citation that I encourage you to get a lawyer and I encourage you to fight that citation last night, a district judge sided with the city, saying the state had not made its case against bar and restaurant restrictions. Jim Brilliant. ABC NEWS Dallas Come.
Inside Out with Tami Michaels
Plan released to reduce massive wildfires in US West
"Just released a plan to remove or change vegetation in the US West To help stop devastating wildfires. The U. S Bureau of Land Management is trying to limit wildfires and sage brush habitat areas and parts of Idaho, Oregon. Washington, California, Nevada and Utah. The plan calls for prescribed fires fueled breaks and other measures to limit the massive blazes these areas have experienced over recent decades. Come on.
Short Wave
The CDC Doesn't Know Enough About Coronavirus In Tribal Nations
"In August more than five months into the pandemic Jordan. Bennett. was about to see some data she'd waiting for for a long time. Yeah. No a truly I was really excited because there hasn't been any data on American Indians or Alaska natives since the start of the pandemic from the CDC that's right. Until last month while universities had released a good bit of data about Covid and its effect on some. Native, American and Alaskan natives. The CDC really hadn't Jordan would know she's a reporter and editor with the Public Media News organization Indian country today she's also a citizen of the Navajo nation and she's been covering the pandemic since the beginning as well as a twenty twenty census and all of Indian, country no big deal just all of Indian country Yeah. The whole. That data that she'd been waiting to? was released by the government as part of a weekly CDC report in mid August the title of the top red. COVID nineteen among American Indian and Alaska Native Persons in twenty three states and when i read it, it was Kinda already something that I knew and a lot of native public health experts already knew and what I was really looking for is you know what is new that they gave to us the report said because of existing inequities, native Americans and Alaskan natives are three point five times more likely to get the corona virus than white people but anyone who'd been looking at tribal nations as closely as Jordan had could have told you that they were. Being hit especially hard for example, at one point earlier this year, the Navajo nation, which spans parts of Arizona New Mexico and Utah The nation's now reporting nearly four thousand in nineteen cases in a population of one hundred, seventy, five thousand had an infection rate greater the New York State. Eight PM curfews on weekdays and on weekends a fifty seven hour lockdown, not even the gas stations are open. That was just one tribal nation that got a lot of attention. Many others had infection rates that were also higher than the hard hit states in the northeast like the Colorado River Indian tribes in Arizona and California the Yakima in Washington state or the White Mountain Apache tribe in Arizona. And data from the states where many of those reservations are located weren't included in the CDC report, which gets it a larger problem. If there's data had you know where the impact is, how do you know where you could send testing to where there's a lack testing? You have to have that data in order to create policies into also figured out how to distribute vaccines. This episode was the CDC does and doesn't know about Covid in native American and Alaskan. Native tribal nations and how Jordan is working to get more data to the people who need it most I mattie Safai and you're listening to shortwave from NPR. This report from the CDC which linked to in our episode notes does say two important things. The fact that native Americans and Alaskan natives are more likely to get the virus. That's one. The second thing is that compared to white people young folks in those communities people under eighteen tested positive at higher rates. When it comes to these findings, the CDC did make one thing clear. Here's one of the researchers on the study, Sarah Hatcher it really important that the. This disproportionate impact. Likely driven by versus stinks social and economic inequity not because of some biological or genetic. Persisting social and economic inequities we're talking about access to healthy food housing income levels, stuff like that. Here's Jordan again the and other just like public health infrastructure or in like the lack of investment in the public health infrastructures in native communities and you have over credit households, anders a number of inequities that this pandemic is bringing out. More on that in a bit. But first Jordan says that the CDC report is notable for what it does not include this report did leave out tons of cases right now it only looked at twenty three states and it didn't include Arizona. Is One of the hot spots in Indian country. And they account for at least a third of all the cove nineteen cases according to the report. They also left out states like Oklahoma Washington. California Colorado thousands and thousands of cases. And researchers from the CDC were up front about leaving all that data out. Here's Sara Hatcher. Again, our announcement is really not generalize beyond those twenty three state overall. And we're not really able to speculate whether we expect the overall rate to be higher or lower we. The reason some states got left out was because the they recorded about race and ethnicity including that for native, American, and Alaskan Native Cova Cases was incomplete and that was really at least surprising to me because. I like how can you not capture this data right here you have Arizona where you know again, the Salt River Pima, Maricopa Indian community Healer River, ending community, White Mountain Apache their cases are thousands You had the tone, nation and Navajo Nation and the possibly Yawkey tribe. There's just thousands of cases in this one St. So many gaps like in this data as well. I think just points to how the CDC doesn't really know tribal communities and know that Indian health system and how it's built instead up. So, let's talk about that. Now. It's much more complicated than this. But basically, when tribal nation signed treaties giving up their land, the federal government promised to provide them with healthcare and set up the Indian Health Service, a government funded network of hospitals and clinics. To deliver adequate healthcare to tribal nations but that's not what's happening right now and what the pandemic is very much highlighting. For years the IHS has been way underfunded per person the federal government spends about half the amount of money on the IHS. Medicaid. And that's part of the reason a lot of tribes over time have step to establish their own privately run tribal health clinics. So throw history. They all IHS. But then tribes wanted to you know take hold and own and operate their own healthcare. So that's how these tribal health clinics came about. At this point, the large majority of healthcare facilities are operated by tribes about eighty percent in those facilities are encouraged but not required to share data that they collect on the virus but Jordan says, that's something a lot of them do not want to do not with the federal government or even with reporters like her even now as a Navajo WOM-. In as a Navajo reporter, it's also difficult for me to try to get the data. Because then I understand that like I grew up around my background is in health and so I I know you know it's because of settler colonialism but also research to a lot of times and medical research you have researchers going in parachuting in parachuting out and they don't give back that data it at least from everything that I've seen the past several months trust is like the main factor in this That's one thing trust. There's also the reality that doctors can get race or ethnicity wrong in California where it's pretty prevalent from what sources tell me some doctors will just check a box on native people because of their surname, their surnames, more likely to be coming from like a Hispanic or line next or origin like Dominguez or Garcia or you know today's assumed there Um Latin x but they're not, and if those people wind up dying that seem incorrect data can wind up on their death certificate right? You don't know what's going on or the pact of the pandemic if you don't have that data if you don't know what the person died from. How are you going to prevent it and prevent more from dying from it? These factors lack of trust underfunded public health infrastructure, racial classification all add up to a picture of the pandemic that isn't complete. For example, there's an alarming lack of covid hospitalizations data for native American or Alaskan native folks stuff like if somebody was admitted to the hospital, the ICU or even died compared to white people, CDC only has about a third of that information for Alaskan natives and native Americans and I think that's just again it just goes back to how well you know the state health department or even like the CDC or the public health experts they're not these tribal communities
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Wildfires Spread In Oregon, California As Conspiracy Theories Blame Antifa
"This morning. There are new conspiracy theories about how fires started. KPK correspondent Michael Kastner reports. Wildfires in Oregon Washington, California killed at least 34 people and destroyed over 4.7 million acres. Sheriff in Clackamas County near Portland, says We're also shutting down conspiracy theories that antifa extremism in setting the fires and Cutting down power lines. Sheriff Craig Roberts says they investigate every tip. But the investigators find tip came from a friend or a friend, who has no evidence. One of his deputies was caught on video spreading the rumors, Robert said. 15 people have been arrested for looting and evacuation zones, but none of them were extremists. Michael Kastner, NBC News Radio, Portland, Oregon.
WBZ Morning News
Some tribes reopen their casinos despite state opposition
"Rolling the dice some casinos are re opening despite state opposition Connecticut's Mashantucket Pequot tribal nation and then he can try to get re opening their casinos Foxwoods resort and Mohegan sun on June first at a Connecticut timetable for holding large indoor events and tribal nations have taken similar steps in states like New York Washington California and Florida despite governor's please saying they're taking extra precautions while trying to generate revenue the tribes can do this since the U. S. constitution recognizes them as sovereign nations which means they are not bound by state laws many on ABC
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Chinese company to refund $247 million to California for delayed delivery of tens of millions of protective masks
"Washington California will get a two hundred forty seven million dollar refund because of delayed delivery of protective masks it warded under deal with a Chinese manufacturer in ninety five respirator masks failed me on April thirtieth
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Washington - California man sentenced to 4 years in prison for Comet Ping Pong arson, assaulting an officer
"News he pled guilty to walking into a DC restaurant in January of twenty nineteen and starting a fire which had to be put out by patrons and staff now twenty four year old Ryan just L. ski of California has been sentenced to four years in federal prison in U. S. District Court in DC prosecutors say he started the fire at comet ping pong in north west by putting lighter fuel on curtains and igniting them he also admitted to fighting United States park police officers who spotted him two weeks after the fire comet ping pong was the scene of another attack in twenty sixteen when a man with a rifle fired a shot into a cabinet because he believed in a bogus conspiracy theory about the
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Coronavirus Cases Seem to Be Leveling Off in US
"Preston there are signs that the spike in the number of coronavirus patients across the country is starting to level off U. S. Surgeon General Dr Jerome Adams telling Good Morning America that isolation and social distancing is working in slowing the spread of the good news is that when you look at Italy when you look at Spain when you look at Washington California and even New York in New Jersey they have truly starting to flatten their curves they've seen cases level off and start to come down and that's what I want people to understand that it's going to be hard in a tough week but the American people have the power to change the trajectory of this epidemic if we come together like we have after past tragedies in this country ABC's Erica Turkey here in New York where doctors say they're still overwhelmed the physical space has been changed but each day Lenox hill hospital here in New York must find new places to cram coronavirus patients who arrive nonstop we build more debts we create more places to put that Matthew had these a nurse in the ER where he said the staff is sprinting to keep up with the load we're now running at the same pace as the infection rate is this sustainable hi so what we do today is sustainable for today if this is the plateau it's still putting tremendous stress on
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Solidarity in Social Distancing: Flattening the Curve
"Tone the good news is that when you look at Italy when you look at Spain when you look at Washington California and even New York in New Jersey they have truly starting to flatten their curves they've seen cases level off and start to come down and that's what I want people to understand that it's going to be hard in a tough week but the American people have the power to change the trajectory of this epidemic if we come together like we have after past tragedies in this country yeah okay there you have a little empowerments a speaking of which it's it is the this spirit and willingness of the American people to join in the effort is incredibly
Glenn Beck
Cory Booker: Joe Biden endorsed by another ex-rival
"Joe Biden picks up another presidential endorsement senator and former presidential candidate Cory Booker supporting Joe Biden for president saying he's building the kind of campaign Democrats need to win in a statement Booker said this is a fight for the soul of our country and Joe Biden is going to win it fox's Rachel Sutherland in Washington California senator Kamilla Harris endorsed by now over the weekend
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Marijuana-related ER visits climb at Colorado hospital
"Show. So they say Kim abyss related. ER visits tripled in Colorado after legalization of marijuana. They say thirty three hundred patients visited the emergency room at UC health university of Colorado hospital alone related to marijuana back in two thousand twelve but then that jumped to ten thousand by two thousand sixteen. Most of them had GI symptoms toxication or acute psychiatric symptoms. They say ER visits related to edible marijuana around eleven percent between two thousand fourteen in two thousand sixteen. And the research. Researchers say their findings suggest edible cannabis products. Maybe more toxic than marijuana that has smoked or. Eight. So. All right. We have been dying for data to come out of Colorado. I'm not sure why it's taking so long. But we legalize marijuana Colorado. And then I believe we did Washington, California and other states, and now we have a whole bunch of six following suits. And I'm okay with the legalization of marijuana Ivan. Okay. With that. In fact, the voted for it. Because I wanted us to study a more, and I wanted to police freed up so they could deal with, you know, more severe sort of crimes. However, I wanted it to be legalized was certain. Certain. How do I certain societal measures in place like, you know, how are we going to prevent kids from buying it and getting sold to kids and us dealing with second hand smoke and drivers are we going to have a means to are we going to have a means to? Tests people who could be created or toxic it and now, no, no, that's not the way things. Go in politics. Everything is a a one fell swoop sort of attitude just like with healthcare. Obama comes in the congress decides to make this big huge stupid ACA Bill twenty two hundred page Bill, and we have to now deal with all the ramifications, and we can hardly fix all the mess that it made while we're kind of in that same problem with legalize marijuana. And again, I was four legalizing marijuana. What I wasn't for is the speed and the haphazard and the half ass way. We were doing it. And I'm driving down the highway and I'm smelling pot. I'm driving behind people that are obviously intoxicated. And what are we doing about it? And now kids kids are having access to marijuana. Now. True kids have access to alcohol kids have access to cigarettes. They have access to things are not supposed to have access to. But you know, we just went from zero to ninety and and we didn't figure out how to very very subtly incorporates a legalize marijuana system into our society. And legislators just do that same thing with the opioid crisis. The opioid crisis. Rather than going? Okay. Let's break this down four hundred people died in Nevada of opioid use. All right before we make any laws can we figure out what those four hundred people died of last year the year before. It's three hundred ninety five of them died from heroin. Let's make a law. Right. You know, helping our law enforcement officers seize and arrest those trafficking heroin. If three hundred ninety nine of those four hundred a word because Dr Joe gave a thirty pill-prescription tab, then we restrict narcotics in the states. But no, no, no, no. That's not what they do. Legislators are worried because they got a timetable. They ain't got their election coming up. So they have to make a glove. They have to make a super quick we are going to legalize. We're going to please everybody legalized. We'll get California. I gotta give credit credit. They had a little bit more of a plan. I don't know if it was long enough, but they had certain restrictions and not everybody could go and get a license and. You know, they had a fairly slower rollout than some of the other ones. But the the rollout mostly had to do with who can own the dispensaries who could sell disturb you'd I really didn't see much of a plan on how we were going to limit secondhand smoke. How we're gonna limit it in public places, which is where I mean, I was getting buzzed off. Somebody who was smoking two stories above me in the hotel. So if you have a public place, and it's mostly a nonsmoking hotel. How are you going to protect because people smoking pot and the rule of smoke. Smoking pot is legal. But I get there's money. There's a lot of money. So, you know, it's been really really slow to get studies come out on what actually were the ramifications. But we're starting to get some stuff from Colorado at least. So they say thirty three hundred ER visits at the Aurora clinic or relate to marijuana two thousand twelve which jumped to ten thousand in two thousand sixteen and tripled. And there were also sharp increase for the rates of hospitalization and the team from the university of Colorado school medicine believes that not only will the visits increase as marijuana becomes more widely available and used them state, but the findings suggest that the edible products. Maybe more toxic then marijuana that has smoked invade. Now, this is huge because I've been telling individuals if you're going to take marijuana for whatever you think is going to help before I would smoke leave the lungs alone. The lungs are very delicate. I'd rather you eat it. It. Problem is is you get the buzz as quickly with eating. So you we more or the potency you'll get or getting into your bloodstream? You know and absorbed through the gut maybe change some of the gut flora, I don't know. But they are noticing that cannabis edibles. For causing a number of visits, and we want to put some data behind this. So they publish this in the annals of internal medicine and the team looked at patients who visited the ER at UCLA Chelsea university of Colorado hospital, they found that there was a threefold increase in cannabis associated visits during this time period about thirty three hundred patients visited the ER and two thousand twelve when just medical marijuana was legal. But then it shot up to ten thousand we discussed that. And they say thirty percent of Colorado are now currently using marijuana. Thirty percent. They say toxication was the second. Most common reason a third most common was acute psychiatric symptoms. What was I the cannabinoid, hyper emphasis syndrome? That's when you get these severe bouts vomiting cyclic vomiting, many of them want to take a shower. They see a shower seems to help their symptoms and the only way to stop it is to tell them to stop smoking marijuana. Now are ers are already pretty slammed. Now, people can say, well, let's just restrict you know, getting marijuana. Let's you know, what why are there? So many people smoking marijuana. Why are some people moving to it over? We're gonna talk after the break. There's a lot of seniors that aren't able to get their medication their pain medication. And there in a lot of pain. And so what are they doing? They're going to be using marijuana for the joints. So we are driving with a lot of our policies people going to marijuana. We stopped. We we did a great job with the tobacco epidemic. Told everybody quit smoking cigarettes a bad scared. Everybody. What did a great job, and I'm really proud of ourselves. But that just shunted everybody to the vaping or people went to food right rather than smoking to keep the weight down the eight. So now, we have obesity. Now, we have more joy issues, we have more pain issues back issues, and then rather than having pain medications accessible because the opioid crisis. We start limiting those. So people are gonna wanna pains not going to go away. And again, we're legislating faster. Then we set up the system in place, and so people end up going it's like the resistance and marijuana
Fresh Air
The Latest On The Government Shutdown Standoff
"Now on day thirty one and here is Windsor. Johnston reports both the house and Senate are scheduled to vote on bills this week. The house is expected to pass a Bill that includes additional funding for border security, but it does not include money for a southern border wall. The house vote is scheduled after Democrats rejected an offer from President Trump on Saturday that would extend protections for thousands of young immigrants in the country illegally in exchange for a wall. The Senate is expected to vote on Trump's proposal this week, but Democrats are likely to block it the impasse over border wall. Spending has left hundreds of thousands of federal employees furloughed or working without pay though. Miss their second paycheck of the shutdown on Friday. If no deal is reached. Windsor johnston. NPR news, Washington, California, Senator Kamala Harris stopped by her alma mater, Howard
Kate Dalley
Trump Administration Unveils Its Plan to Relax Car Pollution Rules
"That'd be aware when it comes to trying to figure out if something you see on the internet that's politically oriented is true, or perhaps part of Russia's ongoing efforts to influence the US electorate is not the midterm elections director of national intelligence. Dan code saying it isn't just Russian officials trying to spread voter discord, but private hackers as well both and even add to that. Russia has used numerous ways in which they want to influence through media social media through bots, two actors that they hire through proxies all of the above and potentially more. The point five intelligence agency officials are trying to make the threat of election meddling remains and Israel, Bob Costantini, Washington. California's attorney general how the air Bezerra along with those from eighteen other states and the district of Columbia plan to fight the Trump administration's proposed freeze of Obama era, fuel efficiency standards fighting for twenty-first-century clean car standards is about our children's health. It's about the future for jobs for our people. And it's. About the future prosperity here at home for everyone Apple accomplished what, no other company has ever done before. Correspondent Steve Kastenbaum says it's market value rose. To thirteen.
Car Pros
Fear is growing on California farms over Trump's trade war
"Welcome to the kfc farm our here's kfc's farmer fred fred hoffman california's farmers will be on the receiving end of a big economic hit if the us government doesn't provide relief from the proposed agricultural tariffs threatened by china canada mexico and europe we have the latest from washington california's pair harvest will be down this year but prices for the crop they're going up wild pigs are back in the news and there is a move afoot at the state capital to increase the hunting of these major farm pests processing tomatoes are a major crop in our area and the local farm advisor who was overseeing the changes in this industry over the decades is retiring we have a conversation with gene meow who talks about the innovations of growing tomatoes in the sacramento area over the last forty years all that crop reports and a lot more on this week k s t e farm our let's get started california's farmers supported the election of donald trump throughout the central valley now the trump trade policies have california's farmers very worried the new york times reports renewed trade related tensions with china put a spotlight on how quickly political tides can shift the unpredictability of the trump administration's policy with china has already worried farmers across the state many of whom voted for mr trump and gross staple products like almonds and pistachios that are targeted for tariffs in two thousand sixteen california exported two billion dollars in agricultural products to china which is the state's third biggest foreign market for farm goods as the tariff tug of war heats up what are the plans in washington for relief for california's farmers rod bane has the details considered for a while now as a countermeasure against retaliatory tariffs on us agricultural exports mitigation compensation vantage by russian agriculture secretary sonny perdue telling reporters in chicago tuesday that such a bit a geisha plan continues to be developed it what he calls a dynamic process as nations like china canada mexico and the european union an ounce or have announced product they may target in retaliation for recent us propose terrified items ranging from foreign produced steel and aluminum and related products made from such as the mark what happens on a daily basis format the market or the ongoing u s chinese trade to speak for instance the first wave of retaliatory tariffs from both nations are set to take effect in early july rod baid reporting for the us department of agriculture at washington dc california is expecting a lighter fresh pair crop this year it's down sixteen and a half percent from last year's final count the capital press reports the california pair advisory board is forecasting at twenty thousand nine crop of two point five million thirty six pound boxes that's down from three million last year walnut grove in court lynn the pair region of the sacramento river delta had an abundance of pairs last year and they're lighter this year due to insufficient winter chill and then a freeze and then hot weather right before the bloom and that impeded pollination fireblight also is more prolific again particularly on the star crimson variety another big issue the lack of available labour that according to sacramento county farm advisor chuck angles labor is a huge problem especially for peres we require so much labor for harvesting practices through the year cost is going ability abilities down becomes really difficult to grow pears are a real time goes on because of the labor problems this year's forecast is for two million bartlett pears mostly bosc bears will make up the remaining five hundred thousand boxes followed by red star crimson red bartlett sexual sense bright taylor's gold and others harvest will start around july ninth and walnut grove with the sun sprite variety bartlett and read bears will begin harvest.
The Larry Elder Show
California, 16 other states sue Trump administration over plan to scrap emission standards
"That's our news i'm keith peters in washington california and sixteen other states sued the trump administration tuesday over its plan to scrap obama era auto emission standards they would require vehicles to get significantly higher gas mileage by twenty twenty five at issue is a move by the environmental protection agency administrator scott pruitt to roll back two thousand twelve rules aimed at curbing greenhouse gas emissions under those rules vehicles would have to get thirty six miles of real world driving per gallon about ten miles over the existing standard israel's seizure of iran's purported nuclear program archive and the dramatic display of the documents taken from a facility in the heart of tehran marked a rare case of israel going public about the operations of its top secret massad spy agency the massad is legendary in.
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California limits National Guard’s border mission, risking clash with Trump
"Wbz news time to twenty north and south korea reportedly considering ending the longstanding state of war between those two countries as health korean newspaper reports that announcement could comment next week's summit between president moon jaein and north korean leader kim jong un and the two sides are also considering connecting a phone line between those two leaders asia expert isaac stone fish thinks this would be a significant development it'd be great for the two sides to have this opportunity to chat on the highest level this is a really good risk management strategy countries have technically been at war since nineteen fifty three and less than two months before the world cup begins in russia the sports governing body is now charging the host country's fans with racism officials with fiba say racist chants were aimed at black french players during france's friendly win over russia last month it's the third racism case this season at a stadium that set to host a world cup semifinal match russia's deputy prime minister says officials are starting to crack down on racist fans wbz news time to twenty twentyone appearing at the national press club in washington california governor jerry brown agreed to send hundreds of national guard troops to the mexican border following a request from president trump could be two or four hundred that's being worked out very good communication between the california's national guard initial headquarters there there are other players like department defense and homeland security so we got plenty to do with respect to our borders governor brown is a democrat and he has said he will not allow those national guard troops to be used for immigration enforcement activities and a controversial statue of the father of modern gynecology has been taken down in new york city wcbs peter haskell has more on that onlookers cheered is marion sims was removed from his pedestal seems is known as the father of college but he also experimented on slaves taylor champion things to removal is appropriate if he was treating women differently by virtue of their race that i think is inexcusable city commission reviewed a host of controversial statues but this was the only one removed peterhansel for cbs news new york here so fast iran from start to finish one place was there marathon wash the newswatch never stops wbz newsradio ten thirty wbz news time to twenty three time for traffic and weather together the subaru retailers of new england allwheeldrive traffic.