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"Go to Mike online dot com, click on the angel tree banner. I just got a text message from Wilkes Barry, Pennsylvania. You might turn the radio off whenever you try to fundraise for these kids, listen Scrooge. Sorry, ebenezer. It's Christmas. We're giving. We're helping these kids and we're spreading the word of God. We got 11 days to go for Christmas. Please just have a heart and let's save these kids. And frankly, whenever people complain, more people donate to counter the complainers. So maybe Scranton Wilkes Barry, you telling me you turn the radio off every time we do this well, maybe more people will step up and save Christmas for thousands of children all over America because it's a great campaign. Sorry you don't like it. And give bob cratchit a raise for crying out loud. He deserves it. 806 5 5 mics, speaking of the vaccine mandates, amac is all about it. We'll tell you about that next with our buddy Andy maggio. You jam our tuck lines every day and we're glad you do. So if you have something on your mind and you can't get through, leave us a voicemail. Call 806 5 5 and press option two to get it off your chest. And maybe on the air. On the Mike Gallagher show. This is your source for breaking news and what to make of it all. This is the Mike Gallagher show. I'm announcing a petition with the Supreme Court of Florida to panel. A statewide grand jury to investigate any and all wrongdoing in Florida with respect to COVID-19 vaccines. There's no reason for them to do anything in Congress other than the essentials and investigate each other. You know what I mean? They're not motivated by progress. No, from the relief factor dot com studios..
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
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"We will never give in. We will never give up. We will never, ever, ever back down. As long as we are confident in united, the tyrants we are fighting do not stand even a chance because we are Americans and Americans kneel to God and God alone. My fellow citizens, this incredible journey we are on together, has only just begun and it is time to start talking about greatness for our country again. We are one movement, one people, one family, and one glorious American nation. So with the help of everyone here today and citizens all across our land, we will make America powerful again. We will make America wealthy again. We will make America strong again. We will make America proud again. We will make America safe again. And we will make America great again. Thank you very much. God bless you all. Thank you, Pennsylvania. Thank you. And thank you, president Trump, God bless you, sir. The video from that speech and Wilkes Barry tens of thousands of people unbelievable crowd there. People were weeping and they were cheering. We got grace baker was getting out the handkerchief out just a few moments ago.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Lisa, Lisa was out there with team coverage in a canoe. Oh, I'm sure she was. She was as well. He can canoe, he's done all of northern New England's rivers, Joe manci joins us right now from Washington before, comments from the president of Ukraine to the New York Stock Exchange. Joe, we've got a good 5 minutes here, and then I'm thrilled you'll join us on the rest of Washington afterwards. How not badly does president zelensky in war need President Biden, but to be collegial about it, what is the next step for Washington to assist the president of Ukraine? I think it's to wait for the next ask when it comes to weapons and a separate conversation about secondary sanctions, but in terms of the funding that we're giving Ukraine if you look at the last batch, this was just about $3 billion. A lot of it had not been actually even contracted or procured yet. They needed to still make some of these things. They're not for now. They're for 6 months to a year from now. And some of the analysis that we heard was that was really more about sending a message to Russia to say, hey, look, you want to do this for years. We're ready to do this for years. I have to say, as we prepare to hear from president zelensky, addressing the business community, I recall the moment on Saturday night in Wilkes Barry, Pennsylvania, when Donald Trump was rallying the crowd he was there with Doctor Oz and doing his whole stump speech when he got to Ukrainian funding. There was a massive boo that came from the audience. He said another 13 billion, a very loud boo carried across the outdoor rally leading us all to wonder how long American sentiment will remain where it is. And if this is going to become a kind of a maga split in the Republican Party, we've talked this morning with all the shocking news out of Europe, is the new prime minister of the United Kingdom, a war prime minister, and all the challenges the individual countries have, some more than others, is any part of the American war system on war footing here, like the manufacturers of ammunition or fancy electronic toys. Well, we haven't put forth a defense production act if that's what you mean. I think they're making stuff as fast as they can and we're buying them as fast as we can, but they're also two different conversations here. Fortifying Ukraine, but how about replenishing our supplies? Isn't that going to be a major conversation next year as we debate the national defense authorization act? They need to buy a lot of stuff. They need missiles. They need bullets. And there's, of course, a great conversation on Wall Street about who's going to get all that stuff. These could be good days for Raytheon, Lockheed, et cetera. And Joe, you mentioned kind of the reaction in Wilkesboro. What's the feeling within the halls of Congress? Is there still bipartisan support? Do you feel that it's, you know, will continue for some time? What's the feeling? Yeah, they're largely is. I mean, when you hear from Republican lawmakers, they want to go back 6 months and say, how come we didn't give them the jets? Let's get the MiGs over there. Give them everything they're asking for, give them tanks we've heard from Republican lawmakers who are kind of always goading the Biden administration on this. But things can change real quick when we get so let's say oil's back over a $100 a barrel and people are having trouble heating their homes this winter. Is this conversation going to be the same? That's a real question now. What do we expect to hear from The White House, if anything, and then coming days? Well, in terms of Ukraine, look, The White House has been consistent on this, which is why the president's gotten pretty good marks. When you look at his approval ratings and dive below the headline numbers, he's usually doing pretty well in Ukraine. Thanks to the consistency here and the consistency in keeping our allies together keeping NATO as a going concern, keeping Europe and even growing NATO. But this is president zelensky's event today. I don't know that we're going to have a statement in the next couple of days from The White House. He's speaking early now. Here is the president of Ukraine speaking to Wall Street. So that every Ukrainian would enjoy all that manifestations of freedom available to a free person in the democratic society. We have achieved significant results. We have united whole world around our struggle for freedom. We are liberating Ukrainian territory from the Russian army. We have already started in a way that everything that was destroyed by the Russian terror, rebuilding our economy. We are giving you and your companies the opportunity to work together with us for the benefit of all us. Ukraine is a story of a future victory and a chance for you to invest now in projects worth of hundreds of billions of dollars to share the victory with
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"Hurt following a Saturday night shooting in district heights, shooting happened along Richie road around 8 o'clock, no update yet on the conditions of the three people wounded so far It may be at least October before NASA tries to send an uncrewed Artemis spacecraft to the moon. The Saturday scheduled launch of the massive rocket had to be scrubbed because of a fuel Lake, the 332 foot tall rocket taken back to the hangar for repairs. Former president Trump blasted President Biden at a campaign rally in Wilkes Barry, Pennsylvania last night, calling his successors Thursday that remarks about extremism in the GOP divisive. It was mister Trump's first campaign event since the FBI search for classified document that is Mar-a-Lago home. Stay with WTO for more on these stories in just minutes. It's three 47, a local nurse practitioner, found herself at the center of the abortion rights debate. She says she was fired for refusing to provide abortion inducing drugs, page Casey worked primarily at a CVS Health MinuteClinic in Alexandria. She says in a lawsuit CVS head for years granted her a religious accommodation based on her Catholic faith that allowed her to opt out of prescribing the drugs, but that the policy changed last year. Her legal team maintains Virginia law bars employers from taking disciplinary action against employees who object to abortion on moral or religious grounds. A CVS spokesman says the company tries to accommodate religious beliefs, but that sexual health services are an essential part of the job at minute clinics. John Aaron WTO P news. Three 48? Traffic and weather on the 8s and Carlos Ramirez in the traffic center. Thanks Ian. Unfortunately, we are still dealing with the accident seen on the northbound side of the Baltimore Washington Parkway. It's going to be just as you make your approach towards the beltway. All lanes close, it looks like you are able to access the ramp to the inner loop of the bellway so that is an option if you head down on the inner loop use four 50 to come back around and access the outer loop that way. Otherwise you will get stuck behind the accident scene itself. You can not access the outer loop either. If you're on the BW Parkway, between powder mill road and up towards the Baltimore beltway, you're doing just fine. I 95 looks good. There was a delay headed southbound after 32, whatever was causing it cleared up pretty quickly, so we like to see that. I do 70. It's up to speed from the Frederick area all the way down towards the capitol beltway, beltway traffic looking good as well. Down in Virginia, we were hearing about an accident on the southbound side of 95 near lorton. It was reported to be over on the ramp slash shoulder near the exit for lord and but they may have cleared it by now. Northbound side and 95 completely up to speed, no issues to report, as you head up towards the Springfield interchange, out of the beltway towards the Wilson bridge looks good. Hearing about an accident scene on the inner loop of the beltway near the central avenue exit, as of now looks like any delays that we had there have cleared. 50 as you had eastbound is up to speed headed past 7 O four. However, as you make your way over towards the exit for 29 a bush frontage road, sounds like we still have some crash activity on that ramp. In the district sounds like southbound three 95 and third street tunnel or rather on the outbound side of the southeast Southwest freeway, as you had passed 9 street, you're going to see some crash activity there, no delays because of it just yet, just hearing it first reports now over the
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"On WTO. NASA's new moon rocket sprang another dangerous fuel leak this morning, forcing launch controllers to call off their second attempt to send that crew capsule into lunar orbit with test dummies. There's no word yet on when NASA might try again, CBS News correspondent Peter king, who's at the Kennedy Space Center, tells WTO that safety comes first. Well, you know, of course, we all want this to fly, but we all wanted to fly safely. A lot of people don't get how hard it is to do this and especially with a brand new vehicle that's never flown before, stuff happens. Things go wrong in this process. This is all part of the test flight process. I got a text from somebody who said this morning, $20 billion or whatever they can't fuel the thing up. Well, you know what? This is part of it. And in short space is hard. And this proves it. NASA administrator Bill Nelson says, and I repair work could now bump that launch into October. Former president Trump is attending a campaign rally in Wilkes Barry, Pennsylvania tonight. CBS News reporter Sarah ewald Weiss has more. Former president Trump is holding his first rally since FBI agents served a search warrant at his Mar-a-Lago club on August 8th. A number of his supporters waiting in line to enter the event dismissed concerns over the mishandling of classified documents. They said they still hope that he will run for president in 2024. Many of the supporters said if he doesn't run, their second choice would be Florida governor Ron DeSantis. Trump will be stomping tonight for gubernatorial nominee Doug mastriano Senate candidate mehmet Oz and congressional candidate Jim bogdan. Labor Day weekend marks the unofficial end of summer and it's time to take stock of summer travel conditions for drivers the average price of a gallon of regular gasoline in the U.S. is $3 and 81 cents. That's a dollar 21 lower than the all time high back in June. CBS News correspondent Chris van cleve reports, there are still issues in the skies. Millions are flying
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"The second attempt to send that rocket into lunar orbit. The first attempt earlier in the week was also marred by escaping hydrogen, but today's leaks were elsewhere on that huge rocket. NASA says tonight, it may not be able to launch the rocket now until October. Nearly 13 million airline passengers expected to fly, this holiday weekend, even with ticket prices higher than this time last year, travel deal tracker hopper says those driving are paying just under four bucks a gallon for gasoline that's down about a dollar 20 from June's all time high. Former president Donald Trump appears in Wilkes Barry, Pennsylvania tonight for his first rally of the general election season, the rally follows the revelation of details in the white FBI agents found last month when searching Trump's Florida home, along with highly classified government documents, agents found dozens of folgers marked classified with nothing inside and no explanation of what might have been there. Stay with WTO for more on these stories in just minutes. It's 7 18. Traffic and weather on the 8s, let's check back with Ralph ox in the WTO traffic center. Kyle good evening. We are in fairly good shape as you make your way out and the belt for your Saturday evening. The beltway, the outer loop in the area of college park, lanes are open there if you're seeing delays, it's due to an earlier crash that is now out of the roadway. A couple of concerns in the district, George avenue, this north and northwest, southbound in the area of varnham street, follow police direction due to a concern they are also Rhode Island avenue in the area of fourth street has some lanes blocked due to a crash and police response as well. 66 eastbound to 55 out in Marshall has the ramp block due to a crash there, also 28 southbound between old ox road and innovation avenue. You want to follow police direction due to a concern there as well. Americana drive, this is an annandale, and it's just right up against the beltway. So if you see police response there, if you see a lot of those lights, it's not actually on the beltway. Americana, it inverted road, a serious crash with a heavy response through that section. No problems on 50 as you make your way out towards the bay bridge and towards the eastern shore, but if you are headed to the beach this weekend, check out WTO's beach traffic and weather resource, it's sponsored by Maryland transportation authority, visit WTO P dot com, keyword, beach traffic. Ralph Fox WTO traffic. Now to storm team four we've had a pretty good day here and on this Saturday this holiday weekend, what will the rest of it look like? The man with the answers. Steve, prince valley. Tyler Kyle looks pretty good overall for tomorrow anyway, partly sunny hot and humid for your Sunday. It's going to be warm though. As mentioned, upper ratings to near 90 and then it turns unsettled. Now, through the evening of the night, very comfortable very pleasant, partly cloudy, patchy fod could form overnight, yes, lower 70s in Washington, 60s and suburbs. Tomorrow is partly sunny, as I said, steamy, highs near 90°, Labor Day is unsettled. Now this will bring the risk of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon, anything we believe, highs will be in the middle ladies and a lot of clouds around overall. Tuesday, the front lingers in the area, keeping the risk of more showers and storms around highs lower 80s Wednesday, still not quite out of it. A lot of clouds left over shower or two highs low 80s. It is 79 in Middletown. 78 Charlotte hall, McLean, Virginia at 81, Kyle. All right, Steve, thanks so much to the forecast and I brought you by Len
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Business flash. Okay, Charlie, thanks. We rely of course on data here at Bloomberg. It's Bloomberg. And so polling is part of our coverage when it comes to politics, so there might be one number, though, that just may not be worth obsessing over any longer. It's not like it doesn't matter. But as Giuliani Goldman points out today, Democrats in Congress and the one in The White House for that matter would love to see the president's approval ratings break 50% back above water right handing into the midterms. Then again, she says it might not matter. Is this the new normal is the question, and she joins us now, Bloomberg opinion columnist Juliana Goldman. Welcome back. Your point, I guess, is that this country is so divided. That it's impossible to get a real read on that number. Yeah, I mean, structurally, that we may be in a period or an era now where presidential approval ratings are just going to be underwater. They're going to be low because the country is so divided. And we love data. So in this piece, I dug into a lot of data both looking at historical trends and presidential approval polls showing Biden's approval ratings over the past several months. Interesting poll recently from Gallup. So on the one hand Biden's approval rating has kicked up. It's now at 44%. I think it was at 39% or below 40 earlier in the summer. That's still historically not that bad territory for president to be in. With his party heading into midterm elections, but that was the increase was driven by independence. So 81% of Democrats. That was from 81% of Democrats, 4% of Republicans approved. That was unchanged from June. So when we're talking about Biden's approval ratings ticking up, it's coming from independent voters. Democrats are not going to say, you know, Democrats might say that they disapprove of Biden. But it doesn't mean they're going to go and vote for a Republican. Down ballot. And Republicans, it's pretty rare, like 4% as we see here, that they're going to say that they approve of the job of a democratic president. Well, this is fascinating because the narrative recently has been about this shifting landscape, right? Going into the midterms that it's been advantaged Democrats most recently. And while Dems may lose the house, it won't be by as much and they likely stand a chance to actually add to their majority in the Senate. So what are you learning about the democratic brand and your research here, democratic candidates versus looking at that presidential approval number? Well, so the important thing for Democrats, right? If you look at what the president's party tends to lose in midterm elections because there's dampened enthusiasm. The party, the voters of the party and power just aren't as keen and excited to go to go to the polls. But what's happening here is that in many ways, we're seeing the same choice that voters faced in 2018 when there was when we saw historic numbers going to the polls. So if Democrats have enthusiasm if they can get more of their voters to turn out, that is good for Democrats and it helps, it bucks the historical trend that we've seen time presidential approval ratings to how Democrats party is going to do. Beyond the structural challenges and the divisions that we just talked about, you've got criminal investigations into a former president. You've got far right and extreme extremist candidates on the Republican side. Abortion is a major major driver for Democrats right now and guns. And so as long as Democrats can be having a conversation about this and these issues that drive the choice rather than this being a referendum on the president. And you see this decoupling between the presidential approval rating and how Democrats are doing very clearly in some of the key Senate races. So for example, you mentioned Pennsylvania where it's heading tomorrow. He's not great there. He's at 39. Still in the 30s. But John fetterman is at 48%. Mehmed Oz is at 44%. So that historical correlation is not there. You can see that in Wisconsin and in North Carolina and at all. So this is why John fetterman doesn't show up and Wilkes Barry, right? It's not going to help him to have Joe Biden rub off on him on a stage. He's already doing better than Joe Biden. That's right. How much is that going to be the case across the country? Based on the numbers you're looking at. Is that going to be a trend where democratic candidates just would really prefer the president to stay at The White House? I mean, I think that's probably fair to say. They don't need Biden there to be to be generating support from support from democratic voters. Democratic voters aren't looking to Biden to turn out. It's not the same way that a Bill Clinton in 1998. But he's the one with the big list of accomplishments I thought. Joe Biden had a story to tell infrastructure, the chip bill we got done, where my goodness, the inflation reduction act, he's the one to take the victory lap, right? He does, but you know what? He's not on the ballot this year and we're still talking about these deep, deep seated divisions. I thought it was interesting also Pew Research just came out with a report really showing that Biden isn't a factor. For voters in particular, he has a 60% disapproval rating. But Republican voters, 37% of Republican voters, say Biden is not a factor. And that's up 26%. From March. So 11 points, so yeah, I mean, I think you'll be seeing in areas where there's strong Democrat support, sure it would be great for the president to comment out the accomplishments. That's the exception. Yeah, I think that's exception, not the rule. It's great work, Juliana. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. I'll point everyone again to the column on the terminal Biden is unpopular, but Democrats aren't. You can put op IN go in the terminal and you'll find the list of columns, including giuliana's Bloomberg opinion columnist with us
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"I'm Mike marilla Alicia abelson as our producer. The top stories we're following for you today is the death of Mikhail Gorbachev. Former Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev has died at 91 years old. Mary alumina covers Russia for CBS News Who set in motion a set of revolutionary reforms that ended the Cold War decreased the nuclear threat and opened up the world for the Soviet people. Former CBS News Moscow bureau chief Beth noble. I don't think that Gorbachev set out to end the Cold War, but that's what happened when the USSR fell apart in 1991 due to his reforms. Gorbachev held three very important summit meetings in the 1980s when he was still the leader with then president Ronald Reagan, back when it seemed that the two sides would never find any common ground, but they did in large part because Gorbachev had willingness to engage with the west and the Nobel Peace Prize is certainly a sign of Gorbachev's importance to our world. He won the Nobel Prize in 1990, CBS News special report on Matt piper, more reaction and analysis all through the evening here on WTO. 6 33, President Biden rolled out details of his crime plan in Wilkes Barry, Pennsylvania today. The president said his safer America plan will fund the police and pay for 100,000 more officers nationwide. He also stressed the need for greater public trust between police officers and the communities they serve. We know it works. Officers on the street who know the neighborhood, not a joke, who know the neighborhood, who know the families are protecting you. Who get the training they need to be able to do their jobs well. Who worked to earn the community's trust, and as we hire more police officers, there should be more training. More help and more accountability. The president says he's planned will also enforce tougher penalties on those who push dangerous drugs such as fentanyl, invest in crime prevention and enact stricter gun laws
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"In the Bloomberg interactive brokers studio in New York where we just heard from our beyond the belt colleagues, the S&P 500 closing down by more than 1%, the Dow down close to one tenth of or close to one full percentage point. Let's get the world of national news for that. We go to Washington, D.C. for a world national news with Nancy Lyon. Thanks, Tim. President Biden is discussing his efforts to fund anti crime initiatives to make our city safer. He told a crowd in Wilkes Barry, Pennsylvania this afternoon, we need more officers on the street. I know we expect so much more law enforcement officers. So we need to support them. That's why my crime plan to help communities recruit, hired and trained, nationwide more than 100,000 additional officers accountable officers for community policing. Biden will return to Pennsylvania this Thursday to give a prime time speech on protecting democracy. Do not drink this water. That's the message. Mississippi's governor delivered to the residents of Jackson as he activated the National Guard and declared a state of emergency, the move was made as residents in the capital city are without safe running water due to recent flooding that overtook a water treatment plant, governor Tate Reeves says Jackson can not produce enough water for everyday things like flushing toilets. The UN and the Pakistani government have launched an emergency appeal for a $160 million to help those hit hardest by the floods, devastating that country. More than a million homes have been damaged more than 1100 have died since mid June, UN secretary general Antonio Guterres calls the weather event a colossal crisis. These funds will provide 5.2 million people with food, water, sanitation, emergency education, protection and health support. Good here says it's time to stop sleepwalking toward the destruction of our planet. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake. Powered by more than 2700 journalists
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"Part of a Tory zone for the next week to lay out a $37 billion initiative aimed at addressing gun crime. He's in Wilkes Barry right now. I called to say for America's plan. And both your members of Congress voted for it is based on a simple notion when it comes to public safety in this nation. The answer is not defund the police. It's fun to the police. Part of the plan is to hire and train 100,000 police officers. Texas confirms the first death in the U.S. of someone who had monkeypox. Doctor Jennifer mcquiston at the CDC says the agency has been in touch with Texas over the death but. It's our understanding this patient also had underlying health conditions and had a number of things going on. The White House says it is distributing thousands of monkeypox vaccine doses to New Orleans, Atlanta and Oakland, California, ahead of a series of events ranging from southern decadence to black pride Atlanta as part of an effort to reach at risk people who may have trouble accessing the vaccine. Alison keyes, CBS News Washington. Indiana abortion clinic operators have just filed a lawsuit seeking to block the state's near total ban on abortions. It's said to take effect mid September. The state legislature approved the ban earlier this month, making it the first state to do so since the Supreme Court overturned roe V wade in June. The White House says it stands ready to lend assistance to Mississippi as residents in and around the capital of Jackson are without running water. It's due to issues at a water treatment plant following heavy rains and floods. Jackson Mayer chokwe lumumba. We do
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"And national news for that. We go to Nancy Lyons in our 99 one newsroom in Washington. Hey Nancy, thanks, Tim. President Biden will be talking about his crime prevention initiatives this afternoon and Wilkes Barry Pennsylvania. He's riding high off a series of legislative victories and falling gas prices. Pennsylvania is one of a handful of states that could determine control of Congress. Former president Donald Trump plans to hold a rally in Wilkes Barre this weekend. Well, the federal government is looking at ways to move COVID-19 treatment from the public sector to the commercial marketplace. We get the latest on that from Bloomberg's Amy Morris. The White House has been signaling in recent weeks at will start moving away from being the only purchaser of COVID vaccines tests and treatments. White House COVID-19 response coordinator doctor Ashish jha has said that commercial sales could start in 2023. Sources tell Bloomberg news that HHS is beginning the process now, but approval of those commercial sales would take months. This, as The White House warns its running out of public funds for vaccines and treatments and will pause free at home test orders. In Washington, I'm Amy Morris Bloomberg radio. The United Nations in the Pakistani government have launched an emergency appeal for $160 million that's to help those hit hardest by the floods that are devastating the country more than a million homes have been damaged, more than 1100 people have died since mid June. UN secretary general Antonio Guterres calls the weather event a colossal crisis. These funds will provide 5.2 million people with food, water, sanitation, emergency education, protection, and health support. Couture says it is time to stop sleepwalking toward the destruction of our planet. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake. Powered by more
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"Right now to sit down to Washington, D.C. world and national news when Nathan hates it. Paul President Biden is going to be testing his political muscle with visits to two pivotal states in this year's midterms, it begins today in Wilkes Barry, Pennsylvania, Bloomberg government reporter Emily Wilkins, has more. He's headed up to congressman Matt Cartwright's district today. He's a Democrat who has got elected several times in a Trump district, but of course this year odds are not in Democrats favor. Emily Wilkins reports the president will be discussing his crime fighting efforts today. Those remarks said around three 15, Wall Street time will bring them to you live here on Bloomberg radio. On Thursday, he'll be back in Pennsylvania delivering a prime time address in Philadelphia on what The White House calls the continued battle for the soul of the nation. Next week, the president will attend Labor Day events in Pittsburgh and Milwaukee in the battleground state of Wisconsin. Ukraine is reporting heavy fighting in a new offensive to retake the hair sewn region, the southern river port was under the first to fall after Russia's invasion 6 months ago. Russia is confirming today's attacks, but says the counter offensive has failed miserably, Ukraine's finance minister says he expects another one of the half $1 billion in U.S. aid next month to bolster the country's budget. In Iraq, at least 30 protesters have been killed in two days of fighting after influential cleric Muqtada Al Sadr announced his retirement from politics. The Shiite leader has appealed for calm telling his supporters to leave the government center where they've been rallying many of them do appear to be heeding that request. Global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700
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"Now the latest news from New York City and around the world, here's Michael Barr. Tom Lisa John still recovering from severe flooding residents of Jackson Mississippi now face little to no water pressure in their homes after the city's main treatment of facility failed yesterday. Governor Tate Reeves is now declared a state of emergency for Jackson's 180,000 residents, stayed health officer doctor Daniel. Brings no longer place to toilets, which is impacting individual sanitation in our homes and our institutions and certainly in our educational facilities, which is going to impact the ability of our students to be attending school. Doctor redney says the water is not safe to drink. Officials in Pakistan say it could take years to recover from this summer's devastating flooding, one of the worst climate catastrophes the country says it has faced in decades. At least a thousand people have been killed and thousands more are stranded. Shandana gulzar Khan is a member of Pakistan's parliament. We haven't had floods of this magnitude of scales in the last 30 years. At this point in time, we have unconfirmed deaths of between 1216 hundred people. They have drowned. Of course, these numbers have to be verified later on. Injured numbers are countless. Parliament member Khan says a third of the country is now underwater with millions of homes damaged or destroyed. President Biden is on the road today traveling to Pennsylvania during remarks today on police funding and crime and Wilkes Barry. President Biden will launch a fresh attack on Republicans, king in on some who called to defund the FBI and the wake of the raid on former president Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate this month. The president will, according to his press secretary, corrine John Pierre, flipped the script on those GOP lawmakers. He will say that you can't propose the funding. The FBI or defund the mob that's the capital and attacks. And the salted police officers on January 6th and pre and be pro police. Press secretary Karen Jean Pierre, retirement will have to wait at the U.S. open Serena Williams advanced after her first round win last night over danka COVID. Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios, this is global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120
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"The top stories were followed with following for you this morning on WTO. President Biden will push for a new ban on assault style weapons during a visit to Wilkes Barry today. The renewed attention on AR-15 rifles comes despite both parties working together in a rare effort to pass bipartisan gun safety legislation earlier this year. A mask mandate in prince George's county public schools will end next Tuesday just a week after it began. The county is in the midst of low community transmission of the coronavirus and the school's leader says the masks will now become optional. South Carolina lawmakers plan to debate a new total ban on abortion today, though, would have limited exceptions. Not including rape and incest several House members, including Republicans have said, if more is put into the bill they won't vote for it. Stay with WTO for more on these stories and just minutes. 7 17 now, an Elon Musk has filed another notice to terminate his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter, citing additional undisclosed reasons, the latest filing comes after Twitter's former head of security alleged earlier this month extreme egregious deficiencies by the social media firm related to privacy security and content moderation. Musk's legal team doesn't believe the follow-up notice is necessary due to Twitter not complying with what it says where it's contractual obligations. Twitter shares were down more than 1% in pre market trading. It's 7 18. We're back to the traffic center now with Rita Kessler. Well, updating the situation in Maryland on northbound four China head toward the suitland park where you still have delays out of open Marlboro headed in that direction, but the earlier wreck gone, nothing even left to look at, travel lanes are open. Elsewhere in Maryland, southbound two 70 still in the delays after 85 headed all the way past one O 9 from the earlier crash that was moved out of the roadway, however, now within the delay near 80 in urbana, was a report of a crash after that you're slow in clarksburg trying to head into Germantown and then after that it looks good to the lane divide trying to head to the beltway. What's looking to be a normal delay at this point now is the delay on southbound two 70 trying to get onto the inner loop of the beltway. So just keep an eye out for that activity there. Rest bound 100 after a rundle mills boulevard had been the scene of a wreck watch for the delays. If you're in the district, it was the eastbound freeway near the 12th street expressway, the crash remaining along the right side has your delays back onto three 95 near The Pentagon, southbound D.C. two 95, heavy from eastern avenue all the way past the east capital street, and we do have delays on the Parkway that begin before branch avenue, off and on to the light at Stanton road, northbound I two 95 has the delays from the beltway headed past laboratory road, but those lanes should be open. Now we do have delays in Maryland on inbound 50 solid from four ten, headed on to New York avenue, the ramp from the southbound Baltimore Washington Parkway headed toward the intercostal river bridge is slow as well. After that, it looks good all the way to the light at bladensburg road. Now, if you're in Virginia on 66, east found the delay from two 34 business trying to head into centerville, all the earlier delays associated with the vehicle fire and Gainesville have dissipated the lanes are open, the vehicle may be over along the right side. You'll also find northbound 95 after lorton there had been an earlier broken down vehicle currently your delays on 95 are in Stafford from Dale City into woodbridge and from lorton into newington. I'm Rita Kessler, WTO traffic. Okay, Chad Merrill with our forecast this morning and Chad that we have at least another day of this really sticky heavy weather. That's exactly right, Joan, plenty of sunshine, hot and humid today
KOMO
"wilkes barry" Discussed on KOMO
"Socking a radio TV conspiracy host even harder the second time around financially, a jury in Austin, Texas, for him having repeatedly said the worst school shooting in America was a hoax. After the jury awarded the parents of two sandy hook victims $4 million this week rather than the 150 million they were asking for, Alex Jones called it a victory for truth, but then the jury went back to work deciding on punitive damages meant to punish somebody for egregious behavior and came back with $45 million more. Jones being ordered to pay around $50 million in total. His team says it will appeal in court Jones admitted despite his years of claims that he now believes as sandy hook shooting was 100% real. Alex stone, EBC news. 7 adults and three children all relatives dead in a house fire in northeastern Pennsylvania in nescafe, southwest of Wilkes Barry. Volunteer firefighter Harold baker was a first responder to what became a personal tragedy. His family members died. Lost my son. My daughter, my grandson. Two other grandkids that it's in there. My father in law and my brother in law. All lost and my sister in law caused the fire under investigation, fire and police officials are interviewing the survivors. The extreme heat over a lot of America now, making the drought worse nearly half of all Americans experiencing some sort of drought. Out with an update on the monkeypox outbreaks in the U.S., the CDC. 99% of the cases have been among men. An overwhelming majority have had sexual contact with other men, but the CDC again stressing that anyone can be infected with the virus as long as they've had prolonged close physical contact with an infected person. ABC's faith of bube in Illinois day care worker testing positive for monkeypox leads the FDA to give permission to give the vaccine to people under 18. You're listening to ABC News. Dan owed an unbelievable amount of money to the IRS. I got behind in my taxes. It's a horrible feeling. He was in denial. When I got this letter, just from IRS, you wanted to act like they didn't exist. Finally, Dan turned to optimum tax relief. The leading tax resolution firm, a plus rated by the better business bureau they've resolved over $1 billion for their clients. Optima got me a settlement, but the IRS. These people are really people friendly. It was every
Bloomberg Radio New York
"wilkes barry" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"D.C. right now. Nathan eger world and national news. Paul, thank you the house January 6th committee holds its final prime time hearing of the summer tonight. Bloomberg government's Jack Fitzpatrick has a preview. This will be a hearing very focused on Trump's inaction or some actions and why the committee feels that he was derelict of duty on January 6th and really zeroing in on the primary character they're focused on rather than the peripheral people, speak of Jack Fitzpatrick, will have live coverage of the hearing on Bloomberg radio, it begins at 8 p.m. Wall Street time. President Biden heads to Wilkes Barry Pennsylvania today to announce new anti crime measures a $37 billion safer America plan will include $15 billion in grants for violence prevention in states and cities and another 5 billion for community violence intervention programs quinnipiac poll this week showed just 32% of Americans approve of President Biden's handling of gun violence. Italy's government is in flux once again, Mario Draghi has resigned as prime minister a day after three of his coalition partners pulled their support. Former prime minister Enrico letta says that was a turning point. We supported Draghi until the end and we will try to keep fighting on drugs program in the electoral campaign and after the election. Former Italian prime minister Enrico letta spoke on Bloomberg television. One of the former Minneapolis police officers involved in George Floyd's death faces sentencing today, Thomas lane was convicted in February on federal civil rights charges for depriving Floyd of medical care. He faces separate sentencing in September on state aiding and abetting charges. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120
WNYC 93.9 FM
"wilkes barry" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Biden's announcement came as the U.S. bakes under historic temperatures, at least a 100 million Americans face heat advisories in the next few days, extreme drought in northern Mexico leaves millions without water, and if you like your hot dog with a papa tropical flavor, you'd better get it quick, papaya king faces its final days. It's Thursday, July 21st, the news is next. Live from NPR news in Washington on corva Coleman, the House committee investigating the January 6th insurrection returns to prime time tonight, NPR's Windsor Johnston reports, this public hearing is expected to focus on what happened in The White House as the deadly riot unfolded at the capitol. The committee says it plans to use tonight's hearing to lay out a detailed timeline of then president Donald Trump's, quote, dereliction of duty on the day of the attack. Lawmakers will hear testimony from two White House officials who resigned in the immediate aftermath of the insurrection, former deputy national security adviser Matthew pottinger, and deputy White House press secretary Sarah Matthews. Both described what they saw that day in videotaped interviews already provided to the committee. The panel is also expected to use video deposition from former White House counsel pat cipollone to help narrow rate the events that took place that day. Windsor Johnston, NPR news, Washington. President Biden travels to Wilkes Barry Pennsylvania today to discuss crime prevention. He's going to ask Congress for nearly $13 billion to hire and train new police officers. Police in San Bernardino, California have released video of officers shooting and killing a black man while responding to a call last Saturday. The police claim rob Adams was holding a gun as he ran away from them. They say they thought he was going to take cover and shoot at them. But the family of Adams says he was actually holding a cell phone, family lawyer, civil rights attorney, Benjamin crump, claims that San Bernardino officers murdered Adams. This isn't the first time that we have seen them unjustly kill a young black person, attorney gays, they shoot first and they ask questions
Scranton Talks
Ep4: Unboxing The Mystery Box Film Challenge
"I can't really stressing enough. Anyone can participate in the mystery. Box film challenge you. Don't have to be in scranton wilkes-barre you don't have to be in northeast. Pennsylvania you can be anywhere in participate. We've made it so we've made it really streamlined. Like keeping announcing the items online. And that's because of the pandemic it's like okay if you wanna do a challenge during a pandemic how we're gonna do this like we don't want to give out physical boxes and it's really not that conducive if you want to grow it so announcing the items was the best way to do it and it's it's really easy to it's just like people just have to go find the items if they have them in their house or they had the borrow him or if you wanna buy 'em yourself that's that's a really good we do. We're on facebook on instagram. We'll have a facebook group so you could talk to people this where we usually put the list of the requirements items prompts on. There's usually a document i to facebook page on the facebook group in the video is always there when we announced but this is the first year that the mystery box film challenge is on film freeway. That was a decision that i made that phone. Freeways really the premier place to find film festivals film challenges and i wanted just to get more is on the challenge because last year had lake. We had i think twenty one sign ups and we got twelve films back so usually are ratio is lake. We get a lot of sign ups in usually we get about half of them to submit a film which was amazing during a pandemic all types of films different genres like first time filmmakers season professionals to it's it's everybody you can do it. You can totally participate in this challenge. It's so much fun. And it's just a great way to connect with people in network with filmmakers in your area and asking for help and we're always here he always email us if you need help or have any questions but yeah all our items in prompts and requirements and specifications are on our film freeway page. If you searched the mystery box challenge on film freeway and like i said before you have two months to make film they need to be wanna ten minutes in laying that includes your credit entitles. They can't go beyond ten minutes Ill should align with the pg thirteen rating. We don't allow our crm teen films. These are short films are not gonna be feature films. So it's pretty good for that. And then you have your technical specifications as well and we do the emission on phil freeway as well. We used to have people email us. They're finish phones but we're not doing that. Everything is going to be through film freeway We do have a submission fee this year all past years. The film challenge has been free but with Just doing the challenge. It's a lot of it's like. We want to do a lot. More marketing in the marketing costs money. And we want to give her filmmaker swag like shirts and stickers and It better prizes in that costs money so like we have a regular deadlines mission is five dollars and then we have a late deadline for this year. So regular deadline for this year's film challenges november tenth. You still have time You can do a filming day you can edit and day and do whatever and are late. Deadline is november thirtieth and that will be a ten dollar fee early We kind of Wanted to do the challenge between like late summer and fall on we try to pretty close to one the northeast. Pennsylvania film festival has a festival. The festival usually is in march But it's just a pain the butt film in the winter. that can't be done. It's just a pain in the butt to film in the winter so we had the challenge earlier this year so it was. We kicked it off on september first skinner complete in the end of november to give people that end of summer fall timeframe which is still pretty nice to film. It's actually unseasonably warm now. Still which is awesome northeast pennsylvania. So i hope everyone can participate in the film challenge. It's a really great challenge to be creative and to just get yourself out there and start making films it's a real catalyst for people on lake like this is like if you wanna skies the limit if you want to do any type of film you want and have all the requirements inc for the challenge. I wanted to participate in the challenge. One year i actually wrote my script. And i just couldn't get anyone to get enough pete. I couldn't get a crew and actors together to do it. But i was like i'm going to keep the script and i'm gonna keep working on it and i'm gonna eventually produce it so i wrote a script. Siro my script for the mystery box challenge. This call fallout. And so i kept working on it and working on the script editing. I had my colleagues rita the detailer with me at lunch. They gave me feedback. So i just kept the script that i wrote for the mystery box kept working working working at and i gave it to my friend bridget. She edited it for me. Give me feedback. I kept ending it in editing. It got to a point where i thought it was good. And i just didn't then the pandemic again the pandemic hits and i just haven't i have not produced the film yet but i do want to. It's not really conducive to film during the pandemic. Because it's all takes place in a basement so really. The premise of fallout is. There's a group of friends who are hunkering down for an impending nuclear attack. While one of their friends is outside could be dead could not be dead Who knows and they're really freaked out in steph happens in. I don't want to give too much away. But i decided to submit that script to a couple screenplay competitions recently on film freeway in. It's gotten right now. It's gotten six official selections for six different vessels which is pretty awesome Just to get it out there in get it recognized which is pretty cool and it's like all right. This is really something. So i really want to film this. But it's like don't have. It's a catalyst. The mystery box film challenges are really creative. way to really get into filmmaking. Answer really start making something i i mean. I find a lot of people even myself included you. Stop yourself sometimes. If you wanna make film you stop yourself. It's like even. I wanna participate this year. Even though i'm the organizer. I still want to participate in writing my scripts and like i know what i to ride. And it's like okay. Who am i gonna get. Who is like the crew and stuff like that and making it simple so we can get it done in a day and i can edit it on time and get it in. So it's it's in own if you don't end up if you write something you end up not making it to the deadline to keep your script and keep reworking it. I mean you know. They asked for help. Get your parents involved. If the if you need to be can't find anyone you know you don't need to have a professional camera you can. Have someone help you edit or you can try editing yourself. I mean it's just anyone can participate. So i hope you guys Take some time to go to our website. The mystery box film challenge go to our film freeway page. Take a look at the list of items and problems in specifications and requirements and see if he can get a film. We would love to see your film. And you'll get them will be the premier's gonna be at the northeast pennsylvania film festival. We don't know what they yet. Um that'll come close when it gets to march but I'm so glad you guys can join me to for the une boxing. The mystery box film challenge. And i hope you guys participate. If you have any questions you can email the mystery box. Film challenge mystery box any p. Mail dot com. The mystery box challenge is on facebook. Instagram follow us. And we're also on youtube where you can find pass emissions to get some inspiration They're really talented. People who cemented in any type of person. Like if you're just new to filmmaking you for professional like everyone's got some great stuff and it's on youtube for everyone to look at so thank you guys so much for joining us for our scranton talks podcasts. About the mystery box film challenge. To go and participate. There is still time. We're on the halfway point so so go on our phone. Freeway patients admit to our film challenge. It's gonna be awesome. I can't wait to see you guys. And i hope if you do submit You get to join us at the film festival for the premiere of the films in copa. Get to meet you. That'd be great and get to network with other filmmakers as well in scranton So the the film festival usually happens downtown. Scranton in pennsylvania so i hope you guys can participate. Thank you so much for joining us for grand talks podcast. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast to get all the latest episodes. We upload episodes once a month Be sure to check out our facebook instagram. like i said again and we do our scranton. Talks live on facebook and on electric city television. If your local once a month our next Interview is gonna be on october. Nineteenth live on our facebook page on the independent film creative hub. Electric television will be talking with bridget. Lamonica she's a local filmmaker from northeast pennsylvania. Who actually is living and working in atlanta now. So we'll be talking to her about her projects what she's been doing Like working in the film industry. She's fully in the film industry a freelance basis working atlanta. So we'll be talking with her on october nineteenth at seven fifteen pm so i hope you can join us for that and thank you once again for joining us on this episode of scranton talks Be sure to check out the independent film creative. A website at www dot com are creative dot com where you can check a directory of pete filmmakers. Who are on there if you need any help finding actors and crew. That's the place to go for the with. You're looking for your crew for your mystery. Buxom challenge in. It's free to sign up so you can make your own directory on there so go there and check it out. Thank you guys so much again. Be sure to tell all your friends about scranton talks. Podcasts can't wait to hear from you on the next episode.
The Weekend with Joe Pags
Brown, Bobrovsky lead Panthers over Blue Jackets, 2-0
"Let's look now at the HL central division action for the evening one final on the books Toronto a four three winner over San Antonio Chicago was living Manitoba three one through two periods of play also through two periods Texas a Dan Wilkes Barre Scranton tied up at three to sign a three nothing lead over Iowa through one peering as we just heard the admirals are up for one over Rockford through to our periods of play they mention the last segment the predators are playing host to the New Jersey Devils tonight a two two contest in natural all four goals coming in the first four minutes Carolina leading Minnesota for two through two periods the Panthers in the blue jackets to nothing the lightning leaving the sharks three nothing penguins three one over the Detroit Red Wings a three one lead for the lance over the Bruins the maple Leafs are all over St Louis five
Democracy Now
Trump EPA to freeze Obama-era fuel standards for cars, light trucks
"Democracy now democracy now dot org the Warren peace report I'm Amy Goodman the Environmental Protection Agency said. Thursday it will freeze Obama era fuel economy standards at twenty twenty levels and. The latest blow, by the Trump administration against efforts to curb catastrophic climate change under previous roles the US was on track to double fuel mileage standards to an average of nearly fifty five miles per gallon by twenty twenty-five under the new rules automakers will be allowed to continue selling cars and light trucks in the US that average about thirty miles per gallon the Trump administration also plans to revoke California's authority to set its own tougher automobile emission standards California governor Jerry Brown said his state would lead seventeen other, states in a legal challenge against the move tweeting California will fight this stupidity, and every, conceivable way possible United Nations officials have condemned President Trump's rhetoric against the media in a joint statement u n special rapporteurs at the interim commission on Human rights David Kay and Edison Lonza said of Trump quote. These attacks run counter to the country's obligations to respect press freedom and international. Human rights law, where specially concerned that these attacks increase the risk of journalists being targeted with violence unquote there warning came as Trump continued to assail the media this is Trump speaking at a campaign rally in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania Thursday evening there has never been an even these people back here these horrible horrendous people Even. These people back there so it looks like the Academy. Awards is so many But.
Sean Hannity
US Press Secretary Sarah Sanders weighs in on China's trading practices
"WCBS Marilyn news center with the news at three thirty one stocks edging higher today putting the s. and p. five hundred on track for its fifth consecutive weekly game after data showed the pace of US hiring. Cooled slightly in July thirty minutes before the closing bell the Dow Jones industrial, average, was up. One hundred nineteen points to twenty five four forty five the s. and p. five hundred index up ten. And the NASDAQ was. Up a. Point two. Seventy eight oh four White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said that instead of retaliating, China should address longstanding concerns about it's unfair trading practices including those laid out in a March report by, the us by the office of the US trade Representative the United States accuses China of using. Predatory tactics to obtain US technology including outright cyber, theft, enforcing American American companies to hand, over trade secrets In exchange for access to the Chinese market at a. Rally in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, last night President. Trump tore. Into the so-called fake media saying some journalists have diminished what he accomplished at its SINGAPORE Singapore's summit. With North Korean leader Kim Jong UN Trump said the fake media offers up faking fake disgusting news he also questioned the tough questioning he received during his meeting in Finland with Russia's Vladimir Putin last month it's. Eighty five degrees in downtown Baltimore reporting at three thirty two I'm Michael Philip, six, eighty WCBS. News what happened you used to go hours without visiting the bathroom now it seems like you're constantly getting. Up to pee and. You're even. Getting up..
Hugh Hewitt
Mr. Trump, Vladimir Putin and Russia discussed on Hugh Hewitt
"Traumas top Trump administration officials say. The Russians haven't changed their meddling ways it complaints the White House has gone easy. On Russian efforts to disrupt American elections a platoon, of security and intelligence officials told reporters we're aware. Of the threat and we're pushing back we continue to see a pervasive messaging campaign by Russia to try to weaken and divide. The United States, director of national intelligence Dan Coats says the effort isn't as, robust as, it was two years ago but cautioned it's just a click. Away from becoming so national security adviser John Bolton claimed Trump warned Vladimir Putin about interference at their meeting in Helsinki the one in. Which Trump appeared to accept Putin's denials, I'm Warren Levinson experts figure America's employers grew their payrolls by. About one. Hundred ninety one thousand jobs last month we'll see if they're right later this morning when the, government releases its July employment report economists say the unemployment rate may. Have declined. From four to three point nine percent President Trump tells campaign rally Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania he's willing to shut. Down the government in order to get money for, his border wall the president declares we need border. Security Mr. Trump also takes another swipe at the mainstream media they can make anything bad because they are the fake fake disgusting. News Paul manafort's, personal bookkeeper expected back on the witness stand today it's day, four of, the former Trump campaign sherman's Bank fraud trial the hunt is. On for a twelve year old Chinese girl who say was duck yesterday afternoon from Washington's Reagan national airport engineering I believed to be. An extreme danger according to Virginia state, police say the child was seen leaving the airport with an. Unknown woman. They got into a white INFINITI vehicle with New York Clayton took off Wall Street Dow futures, down six points NASDAQ futures six and a half.
Morning Edition
Crews battling deadly California wildfire slowed by returning winds
"Border security we need border, security the president was speaking last night in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania he also repeated, his criticism, of the media accusing. Reporters of diminishing the results of his recent summits. With North Korean leader Kim Jong UN and Russian President Vladimir Putin Trump referred to fake news negative stories the president was widely criticized by Democrats and Republicans for his comments in Helsinki after meeting with Putin. Where he appeared to question US intelligence about Russia interfering in the two thousand sixteen election in Tennessee businessman Bill Lee is celebrating a win, in the. State's Republican gubernatorial primary as Chas Sisk with member station w. p. l. n. reports from Nashville Lee defeated Three other GOP candidates Lee spent far less than his main opponents Representative Diane black. And Randy boy another businessman but voters said they liked that his ads, were largely upbeat while the other to attack. Their rivals over issues. Like immigration Li now. Takes on former Nashville mayor Karl dean who won the. Democratic nomination the state's current governor is Republican, but the office is flip flopped between the parties for the past half-century voters, in Tennessee, also chose nominees to. Succeed Republican Bob corker in the US Senate Representative. Marsha Blackburn one the GOP nomination she'll face former governor Phil Bredesen's the last democrat to win a statewide office that was more than a decade ago for NPR news I'm Chas Sisk in Nashville the national. Weather service has posted flood watches and warnings today from northern Florida to New England because of heavy rains and storms this is NPR news, from Washington Red flag warnings continue. In northern California where crews are battling one of. The most destructive wildfires on, record in, the state forecasters say high temperatures and gusty winds are expected through tomorrow in and around the reading. Area the fire has destroyed more than a thousand homes and, left six people dead fire officials say. They're trying to prevent the fire, from crossing a ridge that, divides Shasta and trinity counties thousands of people remained evacuated the. City of Los Angeles is accepting, license applications from marijuana growers manufacturers and. Testing companies as, Daniel Carson reports. This comes eight months. After California's legalized the recreational use of marijuana only a small number of growers are currently supplying dispensaries as a. Result LA has only licensed. About one hundred fifty retail shops which are working with suppliers from other parts of the state California growers associations has Iki Allen. Says that won't improve until government Regulators smooth out the kinks tens of thousands of small businesses. Around the state looking at the proposition of doing business in the regulated market and realizing it's just not gonna. Work licenses for suppliers aren't. The only hitch cannabis advocates say the new regulations and taxes are pushing some buyers growers. And retailers underground where. There are no rules no taxes and cheaper prices for NPR news. I'm Danielle Carson in Pasadena California it's been a mixed. Day for stocks. In Asia head of the latest employment report in the US yesterday apple became the first publicly traded company to be. Valued at a trillion dollars.
24 Hour News
Wrestler Glenn Jacobs, aka Kane of WWE, wins mayoral race in Tennessee
"All fifty states the district of Columbia and over nine hundred local governments have partnered with d h s in order to bolster the resilience of the nation's election infrastructure. Politics can be a bare knuckled business. Glenn Jacobs, the former WWE wrestler was known as Kane has been elected, the mayor of Knox county Tennessee, and that state's primary on Tuesday voters also picking Republican congresswoman. Marsha, Blackburn and former democrat governor, Phil Bredesen for the November showdown to replace the retiring Senator Bob corker President Trump hammering of team at Pennsylvania rally, Thursday night. We need border security. We need border security president telling a rally in Wilkes Barre. He's either going to get it or he's willing to close down the government, Fox News, fair and balanced. I'm in, almost every, school blessing classroom I go to school with your children Tug avenue Senior on, the neighborhood and you tell me then I'm pretty good kid Well I'm. One out of every. Five children in America and I'm struggling with hunger this problem is closer the. New thing tells me we could grow up to me. Whatever we want I wanna.
24 Hour News
Trump says at campaign rally that "fake, fake, disgusting news" doesn't give him credit
"AP radio news I'm Tim McGuire president AP radio news I'm typically President Trump continues to air grievances. Against the media calling them fake. Fake disgusting news don't a rally crowd tonight and Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania that the media refused to give them credit for a long list of accomplishments also threaten to shut down the government before or after. The November elections unless there is funding for his border wall before or after we're either getting it or with, closing down government we. Need border security we, need border security, federal security officials talk about elections. Security amid complaints the White House has gone easy on Russian efforts to. Disrupt American elections a platoon of security and intelligence, officials told reporters we're aware of the threat and. We're pushing back we continue to see a pervasive messaging campaign by Russia to try to weaken and divide the United States director. Of national intelligence, Dan Coats says the effort isn't as robust as it was, two years ago but Washington it's just a click away from becoming so national security adviser John. Bolton claimed Trump warned Vladimir. Putin about interference at their meeting in Helsinki the one in, which Trump to accept Putin's denials. I'm Warren Levinson Paul manafort's bookkeeper testifies President Trump's former campaign chairman kept him in the dark about the foreign Bank accounts he was using to buy luxury items and to pay his personal expenses Heather. Washington also testified Manafort otherwise approved every penny of the bills she paid for him AP's Chad Dave reports the, pace of the trial. Has picked up the, judge has been, pretty hard on the prosecution throughout..
Midday on WNYC
The Latest Ebola Outbreak Is Centered in a War Zone
"Spiro discusses her new feature night comes out and exploring the links between the multibillion dollar oil boom out west and violent crime against native American communities. This is midday on WNYC. All that is next after the news. Live from NPR news in Washington I'm Jim hark at a came a, campaign stop Thursday in Pennsylvania President Trump lashed out at the news media for underplaying his political accomplishments as Bobby Allen of member station WHYY reports. Trump rounded up the usual suspects, Trump is in. Wilkes Barre which, helped, propel him to the White House to back Lou bar ladder for Senate Republican, with hardline views on illegal immigration but Trump spent a large chunk of his speech making swipes at the news media pointing at the TV. Cameras in the back. Of the arena and. Even these people back here these horrible horrendous people Trump said news coverage of a recent meeting with Queen Elizabeth of England was slanted against him but they. Can make anything bad because. They are the fake fake disgusting news Today a report, from the United Nations. Found that Trump's verbal attacks on the media could trigger more violence against journalists for NPR news I'm Bobby. Allen in experience the national. Archives and records administration says it won't be able to finish the review of nearly one million documents regarding supreme court nominee Br Kavanagh's time with George W Bush White, House before October that's creating a potential roadblock GOP hopes to get the confirmation done, before the November midterm election Iowa Republican Senator Chuck Grassley blames. The opposition for requesting too many, documents one of. My researchers said, that, maybe compared to the last five supreme. Court nominees it would be more than, all of them added together Grassley hopes to start confirmation hearings sometime in September Firefighters battling blazes across the western US are getting. Reinforcements from abroad Matt Gillam with Boise state public radio reports fire personnel from Australia and New Zealand are. Expected to land in, Idaho this week top US fire managers requested around one hundred fifty fire specialists from Australia and New Zealand they've assisted and partnered with America for over half a century fire professionals including division supervisors strike team leaders and helicopter. Managers are among those on. The way American fire managers tapped Australia and New Zealand for assistance because fire infrastructure and the two nations is similar to that. Of, the US when international personnel arrived they'll undergo a one day. Orientation at the Boise based National Interagency Fire center before being deployed to wildfires across the, west, firefighting resources, are also being provided by Canada they've sent to air tankers. And a lead plane help battle blazes in the Pacific northwest for NPR news I'm, Matt Gilman Boise heavy rains of prompted authorities to evacuate. Parts of Virginia city in case of dam fails The Lynchburg department of. Emergency services says areas near the college lake dam or being evacuated the national weather service says at this. Time the dam has, not failed and is being closely monitored by emergency personnel for any signs of structural failure This is NPR news The World Health Organization says the latest Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo was in what it calls. An active conflict zone there have been twenty six suspected cases and at least. Twenty, people, have died. NPR's Jason bobbie-ann reports the conflict could slow efforts. To control the outbreak this latest outbreak is in the North Kivu. Province of the DRC it's close to the border with Uganda fighting among militant groups, for control of gold diamond and coltan mines in the province has forced nearly a million. People from, their homes a groups. Say the armed conflict in addition to the large number of displaced people in the area may make. Controlling this outbreak difficult the Congolese health ministry has sent a team of a dozen bowl of specialists to the village where the cluster of. Cases was, first, reported they stress however that this new north kiva outbreak is not. Related to an outbreak the began in April on the other, side of, the country. Jason bobbie-ann NPR news State officials in California vowed to press on with a clean air lawsuit, blasting the Trump administration Thursday for weakening automotive fuel efficiency standards California's attorney general also promised. Another lawsuit if the administration makes. Good on plans to revoke longstanding waiver allowing California and other states to set their own stricter auto. Emission standards at least twelve other states and the district of Columbia follow California's rules I'm mixed day on Wall Street Thursday the s. and. P. five, hundred, index closed up thirteen points the Dow Jones industrial average slipped seven. Points the NASDAQ composite jumped ninety six points I'm Jim Clark, NPR news in Washington Support for NPR comes, from NPR stations other contributors include e. c. m.. C. foundation. Working through improve postsecondary educational outcomes for under. Served students through evidence based innovation learn. More at ease EMC foundation dot org WNYC.
Michael Berry
Intel chiefs issue stark warning on election interference
"News President Trump using, a familiar theme from his twenty sixteen, campaign again demanding a border wall either. Getting it, or closing down government we need border. Security a, campaign, style rally in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania on behalf. Of Republican Lou bar Leto trails Democrats Senator Bob. Casey. By double, digits the president again taking aim at special counsel Robert Mueller's, investigation now we're being hindered by the Russian hoax hopes okay in Washington a new warning about Moscow election meddling ahead of the midterms five of America's top national. Security and intelligence chiefs appearing, together to speak out responding to bipartisan criticism that it has no clear national strategy, to protect the country during, the upcoming midterm elections top administration. Officials say they're coordinating, efforts, to protect the American, electoral process FBI director Chris Christopher Wray Russia attempted to interfere with the last election and. Continues to, engage in malign. Influence operations to this day department of homeland security secretary Kirsten Neilsen said, her agency is working with all fifty states the district of Columbia, local governments and the private sector to strengthen election security FOX's. John decker there at the White House Tennessee primary voters hitting, the polls today ahead of a key. Senate race, the saying congresswoman Marsha Blackburn gets the. Nomination for, Republicans, while governor former governor Phil, Bredesen's wins for. Democrats finally back on American soil now investigators trying. To. Identify the, remains of US servicemembers killed in the Korean war chief scientists, John burden in Hawaii if we have dental records that's what we call the holy grail in terms of the line of evidence that's almost a slam dunk this. After North Korea returned.
24 Hour News
Paul Manafort's bookkeeper says she didn't know about foreign accounts
"Hi I'm Megan crane AP digital manager and host of the podcast ground game I look at the. Top political issues bubbling up around the country ahead, of this year's midterm elections it's available on apple podcasts and podcast one while you're there be sure to subscribe Rate and review it that's, the podcast ground game Radio news I'm Tim McGuire President Trump renews is attacks on the media. During a. Campaign rally tonight and Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania earlier today Ivanka Trump disagreed with her father saying she doesn't see the, media as. The enemy of the people White House press secretary Sarah Sanders. Was asked that same question The president often refers to the press as the. Enemy of the people his daughter Ivanka said Thursday she disagrees later in a contentious moment in the briefing room White House bete. Noire Jim Acosta of CNN asked press secretary Sarah. Sanders to disavow the Stalinist. Phrase the president shouldn't call the press the enemy of the. People that cost to sad his own. Daughter acknowledges that, all I'm, asking you to, do sir is to acknowledge that right now and right here Sanders decline I'm here to speak on behalf. Of the president. He's made his, comments clear she responded with a litany of complaints about her own, coverage a Costo walked out. Of the briefing I'm Warren Levinson homeland security secretary Kerstin Nielsen and other top security officials talk about. Efforts to protect. The coming elections from interference by Russia and others national intelligence director Dan Coats says the amount. Of meddling. Has been down from the twenty sixteen level but that doesn't mean much we know that through decades Russia has, tried to. Use. This propaganda and methods to so Discord in America however they, stepped up their game big. Time in two thousand sixteen we have not seen that kind of robust effort from them So. Far Republican members of the. Senate Judiciary committee say Democrats continue efforts to slow. Down Brett Kavanagh's, nomination to the supreme court just because they can here's Iowa Senator Chuck. Grassley, I question the sincerity of demands for more documents in other. Words what more do they need to know to vote no This is AP radio? News Paul manafort's. Bookkeeper testifies in his trial the former Trump campaign chairman kept her in the. Dark about foreign Bank accounts he was using to buy millions and. Luxury items and personal expenses Washington with the accounting firm n que FSP also said manafort's longtime associate Rick gates was involved, in his. Business dealings but not his personal expenses manifest lawyers have been arguing that he can't be responsible his four, financial fraud because he left the details of his spending to others including gates a western New, York man has been arrested on charges of leaving threatening voicemails for two members. Of congress including the number. Three House Republican leader stevescalise who is. Still recovering from grievous 2017 gunshot wound the God during an attack on members. Of the Republican baseball team last summer this is AP radio news Radio news I'm Tim McGuire.
The Brad Davis Show
Mike Pompeo to meet Chinese foreign minister in Beijing
"Radio i'm carmen roberts secretary of state mike pompeo plans to meet with chinese president xi today in beijing as he continues his singapore summit explanation tour the world should rest assured that the united states the republican koreanjapan remained committed to achieving the complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of north korea pompeo speaking to reporters a few hours ago in south korea he expects to start meeting again with the north koreans next week or so and says while president trump is in the lead of the talks he will be driving it forward meantime fox news has learned that the pentagon plans to cancel the august war and south korea critics say that's a win win for kim jong un and nothing for the us and a possible tornado ripped through wilkes barre township last night carrying a shopping center and downing power lines fox news we report you.
24 Hour News
US-South Korea military exercises would resume if North Korea stops good-faith talks, Pompeo says
"Radio news i'm rita foley a strong storm slammed into the wilkes barre pennsylvania area last night knocking down several buildings the area was under a tornado warning when the storm smashed into a shopping center we don't know yet if anyone was injured secretary of state mike pompeo is arriving in beijing breath the chinese on the nuclear weapons summit between president trump and north korea's kim jong hoon he bristled though when reporters asked him how the summit agreement would be verified secretary of state mike pompeo says the us south korea and japan are all on the same page when it comes to president trump's agreement with kim jong un north korea's elimination of its nuclear weapons must be complete and verifiable before sanctions would be lifted it could be the case that our effort will not work but we're determined to set the conditions so that we can write this failure of decades he warns the us will resume military exercises with south korea if pyongyang stops negotiating in good faith but he hopes to see a better relationship jackie quinn washington the president's lawyer michael cohen himself looking for new lawyers the person familiar with the case says the attorneys who've represented cohen since last year plan to step aside coen's been represented by stephen ryan a.
Atlanta's Morning News
Special Counsel, Pierre Thomas and Michael Cohen discussed on Atlanta's Morning News
"Of afternoon storms is causing a lot of damage around our area wsb's michelle wright reports slide the heavy rain damaged an apartment in lithuania yeah that's right i mean thought she was in the safest place she could be during yesterday's storms inside of her apartment roof on teen but as the rain came falling down she tells channel two action news that's when her roof came falling in part of it hitting her in the back hit me it's hit me in my back and it's been an head she tells channel two action news she's okay but says the roof was leaking prior to the collapse meanwhile in halberstam county officials are checking to see if lightning may have sparked a blaze that destroyed a chicken house there reporting live michelle wright wsb severe weather pounds wilkes barre pennsylvania this resident describes the damage to a local shopping plaza back cast of barnes and nobles through was blown off the whole entire front of dick's sporting goods was blown on on facebook described multiple collapsed buildings but we have no reports of injuries the area was under tornado warning white house press secretary sarah sanders disputes reports she is leaving the administration cbs news quotes sources who say sanders deputy raj shah planning to leave at the end of the year sanders tweets that's news to her but fox report she's been weighing her options president i think may end up setting a record for white house press secretary's communication tractors the wsb political analyst bill crane the new york times reports trump aids are burning president trump's fixer or michael cohen is about to lose his legal team abc news cohen is likely to cooperate with federal prosecutors word he's parting ways with his own attorneys among the reasons a source says concern over payment of legal fee abc's pierre thomas reports cohen is under investigation in the southern district of new york after a referral by the special counsel for now cohen does not face charges inspector general michael horowitz today releases his report into how the.
The Brad Davis Show
Strong Pennsylvania storm damages businesses, overturns cars
"Has learned joint us south korean military exercises scheduled for august will likely be canceled this year a suspected tornado has damaged buildings and overturned vehicles in a shopping area in wilkes barre township in northeast pennsylvania there are no serious injuries reported the national weather service will be out in the morning inspecting the damage to determine if it was a tornado and if so how strong fox news fair and balanced.
America Tonight with Kate Delaney
Former Senate Intel staffer pleads not guilty in leak case
"Possible tornado and pennsylvania tears up a shopping plaza overturned cars and downs power lines in wilkes barre township the strong winds wednesday night collapsed some buildings and caused substantial damage the national weather service will be on the scene thursday to determine if it was a twister the former head of security for the senate intelligence committee james wolfe pleads not guilty to charges of lying to investigators about his contact with reporters his attorney preston burton we're going to vigorously defend mr wolf against this unfair unjustified prosecution emphasized there's absolutely no allegation in this case that mr wolf leaked classified information burton says he plans to file a motion to limit officials including president trump from talking about the case to the media fox news.