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"Sudden the dog sense danger and he started running around in a back and barking and woodfin had aimed for bubba's left temporal area with the gun, but bob I had turned around in the driver's seat to focus on the dog and see what was going on with the dog and ended up getting shot in the shoulder and the arm instead of his temple. Isn't it amazing? I mean, canines are highly trained in you, but these canines become so I mean, they're so attached to their handler and to the deputy or the police officer who works out. For them to sense danger like that. That's the stuff that's always amazing to me about these really highly trained canines is what they're really capable of. Yeah, so that dog did save his life. And he was able to get her on the radio and say he was shot and, you know, give a description. This all happened on October 24th, right? This all happened in one night, the three killings, and then the shooting of the deputy. It was very late night. I don't know if it was exactly October 24th, 1984 when they shot bob when he shot bubba on just past midnight. But it was in that same time frame. The initial shootings were all pretty close in time together. Oh, yeah. It was like it was like a killing spree. And just to backtrack a little bit, this whole bizarre thing had started when woodfin and his wife's apartment in Hanover county in Ashland was hit with the search warrant woodfin was arrested for drugs porn weapons, the wily was attempting to get away from him and out of the marriage at the time. Anyway, after he was released on bail, which was further down the road, then his wife, I believe his wife cooperated with the police and said, look, protect me, help me, you know. Got to go off the grid. I'm terrified. I want out of this marriage. This is not who I thought I was marrying. And if you had met woodfin before any of the stuff.
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"Miles of slow traffic because of that crash onto 80 inbounded Doug Baker Boulevard also also causing delays in the other direction as well. Traffic updates every 10 minutes all morning long your next report at 8 40 on NewsRadio one Oh 55 w E. R C Looks like another hot one today, mostly sunny. We're going to 95. Then tomorrow it looks like more hot weather. It's a hot week. That's all there is to add. Heat Index. Yeah, way over 100. Right now we've got sunshine. 77 Alabama's morning news Election Day in Birmingham, Leah Brandon has more in just a couple of minutes. But first Fox News covers the world. I thought dandelion move. Covid 19 could be under control in the US by early next year, according to the nation's top infectious disease expert, Dr Anthony Fauci. Meanwhile, the list of companies imposing mandates grows. CBS is requiring its workers who have contact with customers to be vaccinated against Covid 19. Chevron is doing the same for employees who travel internationally live abroad or work offshore OCCITANIA J. Powers. President Biden a few hours from now makes remarks on Afghanistan, where airlift records show more than 20,000 flown out. In the past day, State Department and the Pentagon have not given clear numbers on just how many Americans have been evacuated. But a leaked State Department memo cable first reported by Politico estimates, that number is around 4300 Americans. That's not even half of the roughly 11,000, the White House said are believed to be within the country Last week foxes jeffy Heinrich America is listening to Fox News. It's election Day in Birmingham and mobile, the race for mayor, the main contest in both cities in Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin looking for a second term, he is facing several challenges, including the man he beat four years ago. Former Mayor William Bell in Mobile.
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"42. It's Alabama's Morning news. I'm JT and joining us now Mayor Randall Woodfin as today's election day in Birmingham. Good morning, Mayor Welcome back then. JT. What's up, sir? And good morning to your audience. I'm glad you're with us. Big day. Today is what? How many people are running for mayor here in Birmingham Last count was like 175 8 candidates ate like 50 11 like $5. I'm displaying. It's only eight total. Polls are open from seven AM to seven PM today. Just really want to encourage people to exercise their right to vote. All right, your biggest concerns if you're elected for a second term on the state of the state's situation in Birmingham in our surrounding communities. The same thing. The same thing. It is now we still we still have the focus on neighborhood of violence Nation, We still have to focus on decreasing gun violence. And investing in our infrastructure as well. Spider Delta variant spreading through not only Birmingham in the entire state of Alabama. You know, there are some people Nathaniel has reached out. He's calling in this morning. Wants to ask you a question. Your, uh, 889105105 is our number. Nathaniel. So good morning. You're on with the mayor. What's on your mind? I was wondering why I hadn't heard anything about, uh The sanctuary city that this current mirror in Birmingham has set up for these illegals. And then the city now makes it to where all employees have to pay in their insurance to allow for gender change, You know, sex operation sex change operations. Um And then you know, there's an ethics complaint on the state level and the federal complaint that's been filed against the mayor. Okay. Alright. Alright With a lot of questions, Jerry may 1st one. Let's talk about the sanctuary City situation. JT. The gentleman just call in his come on Africa paid by one of my opponents, so I'll answer all of his questions. A father, he He's filed some erroneous completely because I wouldn't pay him to work on my campaign. Um, he knows to Birmingham is not a sanctuary city related by employees. Um, He likes to instigate things, so I'll take you next caller that has an actual genuine question. Okay. Do we have any buddy lined up else? Other than that, John Vector for the mayor. Let us know if we get somebody calling in here, so your position with the border situation obviously is a complete nightmare. And more and more people seem to be getting into this country under Biden's administration, and these people are going to be spreading out. So if your legal is coming to our city, what's your position on that? Well, um, I think a couple of ways to answer that question, uh, anything related to the border. I think we know it's not a marriage. I think that's related to the federal government. And I think the federal government is doing everything it can snow different and in your president, President protect our state, our country's borders so I'll continue to listen to what they're offering in form of that protection. As it relates to cities. You know again, there's no rights. They're all that is controlled by the state. So if somebody is illegal in the city of Birmingham, you're you're not going to be like one of these cities like the West Coast Portland, San Francisco That's going to not cooperate with ice and cooperate with what's going on. As far as enforcing our federal laws on a local level. Well, our administration and plan enforces laws the same time. The city of Birmingham is a welcoming city. Um are BP is not going around checking anyone's immigration because that's not our job. Our job is to make sure there's growth in the city economic vitality in the city. All right, Let's talk about the crime in the city here. Obviously, it's a big concern. Not only here in Birmingham, but obviously around the country in some major cities. Uh, what are the efforts going on right now? As far as bringing that down the violence here we've seen every other day We see people in communities going. The violence has to stop. The violence has to stop. What's the chief? I have to say about ways to combat that along with yourself. I think the given. I think you have a national crisis right now. Urban cores across America related to gun violence. I think related to other crimes, Uh, victims of gun violence on the only victims of crime, their second survival rate. Assault burglary tests. And in all those categories city of Birmingham, Messina continued decline, with the exception of gun violence related to gun violence. You've taken over $5000 of guns off our streets over the last Three plus years, but I think it's gonna take a multipronged approach. We're not going to be able to arrest our way out of this. And you can't have an enforcement lands. Only think we have to consider Things around prevention measures, such as conflict resolution long term as well as ranchers, measures to make sure those who were but can rib rehabilitate back into our city limits. And don't do the same thing that got them in state or federal custody in the first place. Job training, etcetera. Right, Right. Alright. Well, Mayor, I appreciate your time this morning. I know you're busy and lots going on with the election in Birmingham today for the mayor and eight candidates. Mayor Randall Woodfin. Thank you for your time this morning. Appreciate you. Good luck. Thanks 80. Alright, 7 48 Now Alabama's morning news, traffic and weather together on the way Next Stay with us Go early. Staying late. Travel stress free can celebrate bike. What you doing This? The Bay Bridge needs a jingle. Yeah, telling people to cross the Bay Bridge early in the morning or late at night. Go early. Stay late. Travel stress free them celebrate. 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"But also later today from America's closest allies. Like Britain at the G seven over extending this August 31st deadline, even the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Adam Schiff, admitting that completing the mission in time, I think it's very unlikely neither the State Department nor the Pentagon would give specifics on the number of US citizens evacuated. However, political reporting that number is 4293 boxes, curved Jenkins. And Hawaii's governor has a message for tourists. As Covid cases rise there. It is not a good time to travel to the island's governor, David IgE, a once visitors and residents to limit traveled to essential purposes. America's listening to Fox News. It's election Day in Birmingham and mobile, the race for mayor. The main contested both cities in Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin looking for a second term, he is facing several challenges, including the man he beat four years ago. Former Mayor William Bell in Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson, hoping to win a third term. His slogan is not done yet. And a pregnant nurse and her unborn child are now dead after suffering from complications related to Covid 19 Haley Richardson contracted the virus at the end of July. And was admitted to the ICU in August. She spent her last days there. She was almost seven months pregnant with a baby girl baby girl died two days before Haley passed away over the weekend. Her husband, Jordan, Richardson, is now encouraging women who intend to have a child to get vaccinated. His wife didn't get the vaccine and fear of complications with the pregnancy. I'm Leah Brandon. And this is Alabama's morning news Now back to your host. Here's JT. Alright, Leah. Thank you very much. It is 6 35 Alabama's Morning news. Our phones are open. 888910515 talking about the FDA is full approval of the Pfizer vaccine, and we've already seen it as far as the mandates being pushed and suggested that they're coming in. The president has already said it the military saying it businesses are going to start saying it. Your thoughts. 88891051 of five. Doug's gotta sound and trustful this morning, Doug. Good morning. You're on Alabama's Morning news. What's on your mind? Good morning. My only point would be. I agree completely on the mandates about what you said. Except for one group. So the illegal aliens coming out of Mexico 1.6 million people came into the country unvaccinated for everything all the way back to polio me before they should be give released. They should get all the vaccines were required to have You know, it's a really good point. And we've got so many people coming across this border right now illegally at our southern border here, And do we really know what's going on there? I mean, a certain group of our government find saying, Yeah, we're looking at them. We're checking him out. I'm not buying it. I kind of agree with you There. You won't you come across our border. You're getting a shot. Yeah, okay. All right, guys. Thank you. I'm good with that. Thank you. Doug. I appreciate you. It is 6 37. Alabama's Morning news. Yeah, I would say that if you're coming into this country like that, especially if the Biden administration is allowing you to come in illegally, And you just sit in the court date and we'll check in with you later. Oh, by the way, Step over here and see the nurse. You're gonna need a shot before we jump into our country or you're not going to be spreading this virus around here. It makes more sense than doing that to our American citizens. I'd have to agree and that does that sound double standard? I don't think so. I mean, you want to come into this country, especially by breaking our federal laws on immigration. You're gonna get the shot. They don't forget. Now we've got wine fest coming up this weekend. Boy, This is gonna be a big time We'll see you over there at the Birmingham Zoo. It's all brought to us by friends of public green wise and visit South Walton. Lots of great wines from all over the world will have other beverages as well. Of course. Lots of great food. Live music. Six o'clock this Saturday nights. Birmingham Zoo, We will see you there for Magic City Wine fest get more details. And your tickets by going to magic City wine fest dot com. By the way next, we're gonna be talking with the U. S. Army veteran who served in Iraq and Afghanistan. His name is James Murphy. Alvis about this, Um Situation and struggling to get out of there and what he knows about what the situation would be like, if we don't get them out of there By the end of this August 31st deadline more on that, plus traffic and weather together three minutes stay here. Go early. Stay late. Hot travel stress freaking celebrates bike What you're doing, Otis. The Bay Bridge needs a jingle. Yeah, telling people to cross the Bay Bridge early in the morning or late at night. Go early. Statelet. Travel stars Freedom.
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"Behind America's Listening to Fox News deliberations resumed today in the murder trial of a bigamist, Madison County prosecutors say Christopher Henderson worked with his first wife to kill his pregnant second wife and four member. Of her family. The first wife, Rhonda Carlson, taking a plea deal to avoid the death penalty and testified against Henderson. Authorities say Henderson shot and stabbed his victims and then set their home on fire. Defense attorneys say Carlson was responsible for the murders. The Birmingham City Council approving the budget from Mayor Randall Woodfin. The $455 million budget includes pay raises for city employees, 14 million for neighborhood revitalization and nearly $100 million for the police Department. It's an after Aimed at improving the response to future infectious disease outbreaks. Jim Farry reports U A B and the State Health Department launching the Alabama Regional Center for Infection Prevention and Control. The center's director, Maybe Dr Lisa McCormick. McCormick says the center has assembled a team of public health and health care professionals and then they have extensive expertise in areas like infectious disease control and prevention, epidemiology and surveillance. McCormick says the center will provide training and technical assistance. With the goal of increasing skills in areas related to the detection, response control and prevention of disease outbreaks. I'm Jim parity and lawmakers who hope to be the next Alabama House speaker are starting to appear, state representative Bill Poole says. If elected, he'll collaborate with other lawmakers established transparency and pursue policies that matter to Alabamians. The Tusk alleys, a Republican, serves as chairman of the House Education Budget Committee. Other possible candidates include Nathan Ledbetter, He's the House majority. Leader and House Republican Caucus Vice Chairman..
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"woodfin" Discussed on 600 WREC
"One search and rescue, find strollers and baby bottles, Stuff toys, You know, I mean, it just brings our sense of reality to to the moment. Tomorrow will mark a full week since the Champlain South condo tower collapsed. President Biden and the first lady are scheduled to visit and talk with families, Dave That's tomorrow. Now. He went to Wisconsin yesterday, pushing the bipartisan infrastructure compromise, the president says will create jobs and fix roads and bridges and expand high speed Internet Make sure it's available every American home. Including 35% of rural families who currently go without it. Democrats may also pass another big spending bill. Republicans can't block in the Senate and the House plans devoted on something else. Republicans don't support a select committee controlled by Democrats to investigate the deadly capital attack. Kevin McCarthy refused to take Yes, for an answer, And now he's got a select committee Democratic congressman Jim Jefferies River into the minority leader as Republicans opposed to 9 11 style commission. They say there are numerous investigations and another is unnecessary. Snag in New York City in the Democratic primary for Mayor Fox is Gary Bomb Garden, the election officials retracting their latest report on the vote count. They say the count was corrupted by test data. Never cleared from a computer system. 135,000 test votes have to be removed added to the confusion of the city's new ranked choice system, which makes the count more complicated. America's listening to Fox News Good morning 73. At Alabama's Morning news with JT I'm Leah Brandon. Deliberations resumed today in the murder trial of a bigamist, Madison County prosecutors say Christopher Henderson worked with his first wife to kill his pregnant second wife and four members of her family. The first wife, Ron. Carlson, taking a plea deal to avoid the death penalty and testified against Henderson. Authorities say Henderson shot and stabbed his victims and then set their home on fire. Defense attorneys say Carlson was responsible for the murders. The Birmingham City Council approving the budget from Mayor Randall Woodfin. The $455 million budget includes pay raises for city employees, 14 million for neighborhood revitalization and nearly $100 million for the police Department. It's an effort aimed at improving the response. Want to future infectious disease outbreaks. Jim Farry reports U A B and the State Health Department launching the Alabama Regional Center for Infection Prevention and Control. The center's director, Maybe Dr Lisa McCormick. McCormick says the center has assembled a team of public health and health care professionals, and they have extensive expertise in areas like infectious disease control and prevention, epidemiology and surveillance. McCormick says the center will provide training and technical assistance. With the goal of increasing skills in areas related to the detection, response control and prevention of disease outbreaks. I'm Jim parity and lawmakers who hope to be the next Alabama House speaker are starting to appear, state representative Bill Poole says. If elected, he'll collaborate with other lawmakers established transparency and pursue policies that matter to Alabamians. The Tusk alleys, a Republican, serves as chairman of the House Education Budget Committee. Other possible candidates include Nathan Ledbetter, He's the House majority. Leader and House Republican Caucus Vice Chairman. Connie Row I'm Leah Brandon, and this is Alabama's morning news Now back to your host. Here's JT. Alright, Lee. Thank you very much. It is 706 Alabama's Morning news. Glad to have you along. We'll get an extended. Look at this forecast with Mickey Ferguson coming up here. In just about five minutes as we'll see pretty nice day today, still humid, no doubt about that. Also coming up later this hour at 7 40 Congressman Gary Palmer will be along to talk more about the infrastructure bill and what's ahead and what may not be ahead for that situation there. President Trump yesterday joined Buck Sexton and Clay Travis on their show at about lunchtime yesterday and great conversation. And always good to hear comments from President Trump. So right on point on so many different issues, unlike President Biden, right now, a bit foggy and all these issues literally sometimes as well. So we'll recap some of that and you'll hear from President Trump this morning coming up. A little bit later this morning as well. Bill Britt is going to join us from Ales reporter calm as President. Trump, speaking of him was supposed to be in mobile for a big event. But oops, that's been cancelled. Now why we'll find out from Bill coming up at about 7 30 this morning. They rattle of 7 20 this morning job numbers coming out the end of.
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"Items. We felt that were not exactly physical infrastructure. They kept moving the goalposts on us. There is a search for a hit and run driver in California, where a teenage girl was left in critical condition. Three others were killed. When they were a hit on a desert road Saturday night in San Bernardino County. As two of the girls pushed the other two in wheelchairs. The driver reportedly got out, solve the injuries and fled on foot. America's listening to Fox News. Sperm ng him Mayor Randall Woodfin going public with his support for police chief Patrick Smith, this after the board of the Fraternal Order of Police declared a vote of no confidence. Members still support the chief and Woodfin stands behind him. Chief Patrick Smith has 100% of my supporters. My police chief Period. Is this community's police chief. And a handful of people in the F O. P do not dictate who was the leader of this police department. He says that the full fo P wants their members to have a voice. They can hold another vote at their lodge. The city of Leeds is quickly growing. And so must the Police Department chief Jim Atkinson needs to hire at least six more officers, he tells w. B. R C. It's a tough job with extensive training. It's not just we just pick you up and put you on a badge and a gun. You're trained. And, uh, we have academies we send you to, and that's at least three months of training. And then when you get back You are required to ride with the training officer. For several months, Candidates are required to pass physical agility test. There's also a physiological test and a polygraph you maybe hospital, noting a slight rise in Covid hospitalizations. Just a few days ago, the hospital was treating 11 patients and now is up to 20. Dr Michael Sang says this could be the start of seeing an increase in cases related to Memorial Day weekend, but it'll take another week to determine the extent A man suspected of involvement in the Capitol Hill riot arrested in North Alabama, The FBI says Dylan Harrington of Madison is charged with assaulting a federal officer. Investigators nicknamed him the mega lumberjack. Surveillance video, showing him wearing a red hat and throwing a four by four piece of lumber in the general direction of members of law enforcement. I'm Leah Brandon, you're next news in 30 Minutes on Birmingham's news, traffic and Weather Station NewsRadio one. Oh 55, w E. R C and I Heart.
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"Gas stations running out. I'm Dave Anthony Fox News Crazy. I was told last night Guess with whom he bought 20 cents a gallon by filled all my vehicles up and all my gas cans. Now today, there's no gas. He's in Virginia, one of several states dealing with gas shortages after the colonial pipeline. Cyber attack 16% of stations in North Carolina have run out, and there have been price increases as he referenced. But Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm's Is hoarding isn't necessary, especially in light of the fact that the pipeline should be substantially operational by the end of this week. That's an issue that might come up today when President Biden meets with the leaders of Congress, both parties to try to also find common ground that a massive infrastructure rebuild plan. House Republicans meet this morning and may remove Congresswoman Liz Cheney from a leadership post as she keeps speaking out, calling Donald Trump a threat to democracy. Former president Who provoked a violent attack on this capital. In an effort to steal the election. Some Republicans question whether Cheney can lead the GOP's effort to win control of the House. In 2022. There is a key CDC meeting today on Fizer is covert vaccine for kids 12 to 15. The FDA approved that back on Monday. In its announcement, the FDA said it increases the chance for safely returning to the classroom this fall for middle and high school students. Today's advisory committee meeting is the next step in the rollout, and if all goes well, the vaccinations could start as early as two. Tomorrow in the trial with 2000 Children aged 12 to 15 visors vaccine was 100% effective in protecting against infection. This Fox is Tony J. Powers has been another barrage of Palestinian rockets fired out of Gaza and Israeli airstrikes into it with a lot of destruction on both sides. At least 43 Palestinians have been killed since Monday, five Israelis were dead. America's listening to Fox News. Good morning. It's 603 at Alabama's Morning news with JT I'm Leah Brandon Governor Kay Ivey is asking Alabamians to use common sense and patients as drivers face gas shortages because of the colonial pipeline shutdown. The governor says Alabama and should not Philip cars or multiple gas cans unless it's necessary, she says overreacting just creates more of a shortage. Mark Fletcher with the petroleum and convenience marketers of Alabama agrees. Jokingly referred to Is Cove in Toilet Paper Shortage, Part two. If people would just maintain their normal purchasing habits, we would probably get through this without any issues, he says. There's evidence of panic buying, with some stations selling three or four times the usual amount of gas. So what should drivers do? Stephen Polonsky, a transportation expert with the University of Alabama offers this advice. But I'm hoping people do is is anticipate. What's going to possibly happen over the next couple of days and think I had, so I need to make this trip. Is this the trip back and combined with other trips? If I'm going to the store? Can I go see if my neighbor needs something as well? I'm Jim Charity, the mayor of Birmingham, rejecting a demand for his resignation after the fatal police shooting of a suspect black lives matter. Issuing that demand in response to the death of Desmond Rane Mayor Randall Woodfin responds. The situation is not comparable to other Incidents that made headlines around the nation. They're real issues in America right now on these issues have persisted for quite some time. We're unarmed black men have been shot by white officers. Want to make myself very clear. This is not one of those instances, Police say, Ray pulled a gun and fired on the officers they shot and killed him. The Alabama Bureau of Investigation is reviewing the shooting. I'm Leah Brandon, and this is Alabama's morning news Now back to your host. Here's J T. All right. Later. Thank you very much. It is 605 coming up a little bit later this morning. We're gonna have a chance for you to win a nice trip down to the Holiday Inn resort in Panama City Beach. So we'll do that at about eight o'clock. So stay with us. What a beautiful resort. Maybe you'll be on your way for three days and two nights. Also a chance for you to grab some of that stimulus. Money is, you know if you missed it just a few minutes ago. We had a key word there at the top of the hour. And that word was budget B U D g E T budget. If you have not registered it at our website yet, Come on, do it now. Your chance to win $1000 also some ZZ top concert tickets. Programs later this morning were given out all kinds of goodies here. Also coming up. It's 6 40 will have tie West stop by some good news in our area. He'll tell us about it from the Birmingham Business Journal. Then it's 6 50. You're gonna be talking with the former mayor of Shiloh, Israel, David Rubin. And always a good guest and always very informed about what's happening in Israel and the Palestinian rocket attacks on Jerusalem and then the exchange of fire coming back. What is going on with this? And why had his escalating so so rapidly right now? So more on that coming up at 6 50 this morning, everybody's talking gasoline. I went yesterday, Judy and I went to Costco to get gasoline is but I guess five o'clock or so. And Yeah, it was crowded. They had three people directing at Costco to get into the lanes. I gotta give him you know, High five on that, though they did a great job of doing it. It was really crowded, and somebody said yes, it's been doing that all day. Very crowded all day long. Yeah, Just like we heard. I think this is toilet paper. Round two. There were people showing up with gas cans. I mean, like a dozen And trying to get it filled up. I think Hosko put a limit on that. But there's some gas stations that early on. We're not putting a limit on it. And we're gonna be out of this by the weekend. It looks like S O to see this. It's just shake my head. It's just ridiculous. Don't be hoarding gasoline right now. It's just gonna make it tougher on some other folks. The pumps are already starting here. You know, close there's yellow bag. Sorry out of service on some of these pumps already. So yeah, Let's not get nuts here. Um, but it looks like you know, the rush will continue today, but Common sense. Governor Ivy's right on this one. It's gonna be back to normal by Monday. Lord willing. Six hours seven. Alabama's Morning news up next President Biden's gonna be meeting with top congressional leaders today on this massive infrastructure bill. Our correspondent Royal Kneel on the latest in just about three minutes after traffic and weather together. Stay here. Please.
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"Today might see some showers as well today, so I am about 83 right now, Cloudy and 68 Alabama's morning news, Leah Brandon coming up here in just a couple of minutes, But first Fox News covers the world. Fox News on Million Woo stocks on Wall Street, surging at the open after some key reports out this morning, including jobless claims the number of out of work Americans asking for first time help last week hitting a pandemic Low 553,000 versus an estimate of 549001st quarter GDP is out. It is better than expected at 6.4% versus an estimate of 6.1% Fox is Maria Bartiromo. The quarters economic expansion one of the best Since 2003 and attorneys for the January six riot suspects will be heading to the scenes of the crimes. In a court filing, assistant U. S Attorney Emery Cole instructed the lawyers not to take pictures or ask officers any questions about the riot. The attorneys are expected to visit the House speaker's lobby, close Aware One of the rioters, Ashley Babbitt, was shot and killed by police. Four Tours are scheduled. The first is this Monday boxes Rachel Sutherland in America's listening from Fox News. Ah, war Your man has been indicted on federal charges connected to the riots in downtown Birmingham last June. 50 year old Brian best accused of threatening to assassinate Mayor Randall Woodfin and claiming to have placed a bomb and Lynn Park. If convicted, he'll be sentenced to up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine Governor K. I be signed a bill into law that revise is sex education curriculum in Alabama and also remove certain anti LGBT Q language, and it's that time. The year more construction zones appearing on Alabama highways, Al Doc's Brantley, Kirk is asking drivers to take it slow. Every life is important and anything that we can do to warn the traveling public with our sign Ege Torto, you know, having safety light. It's national work Zone Awareness Week. I believe Brandon and this is Alabama's morning news Now back to your host. Here's J T. All right, Leah. Thank you very much. It is a 35. By the way, Congratulations to Tammy in Chelsea. She's a recent winner. Got those tickets for the Oak Mountain Spring State fair and it is fantastic. I'm hearing from people that have been already and they say it's much better better than ever. And so good that we're gonna probably see some pretty good weather for it this weekend. By the way, it goes on again next weekend. Yeah. Wednesday through Sunday, so through May 9th get out and enjoy the Oakland Spring State Fair. Hope, my neighbor theater with rides, the fun, the food and lots of activities for the whole family. So way to go, Tammy. Enjoy those tickets. Unlimited Ryan tickets for you, too. And thank you for listening. We've got more of those tickets to give away again tomorrow. Well, this is kind of interesting and kind of bizarre here. They talk of walls these days. It's certainly been filling up a lot of conversation when it comes to our immigration policies, But this kind of wall Ah, bit different. It's just crazy. Anybody have a crazy neighbor out there. This farmer in Michigan hates his neighbors. So he's been using his cows manure to build a 250 ft Long wall of poop right on their property line. Here's some officials talking about it. They probably have some agricultural benefit. They normally spread it on the field that Decided to make a fence out of it when you got renters, you know they have to live with this every day. I come here to mow the lawn and they are consistently ruining my morning as I walk out. Can't leave the window open because the whole upstairs will smell like you. Uh oh, my gosh, I keep remembering what the Clintons would. What was the Grand Torino? Move. Get off my lawn. Now. This guy's got a wall of poop. 250 ft Long? Yeah, I bet that is a doozy, depending on which way that wind blows. You know that stuff will catch fire. I mean, somebody ought to just go out there and light it. Burn it up. Get rid of it. It's a that would be a dicey little move, wouldn't it? Probably not the best plan. Yeah, Crazy. Neighbors sometimes write a 30 Eights. Alabama's morning news, all right on the way Next. We heard it last night. If you watched any of Biden's speech, it was all about free schools and free. You know, colleges and being expensive infrastructure plans. I mean, we're talking about monstrous. Monster is spending and the only way to do that is to tax everybody. All right now, while he's always gonna tax the rich, which to me, I don't you know I don't get it. 40% really is that went It's insanity. So what does this mean? When it comes to the amount of debt that we're going to encourage individually, not just the government but individually when we go this crazy It's according to some congressman Mo Brooks, 90 to $100,000 per American of debt, Talking with Bill Dandy, CPN money manager what it means for the job market families and for the economy in the long run as well. Three.
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"D m W th calm. As long as the temperatures will remain low, The outages will continue and we have in house meteorologist Brad Barton. I'm Don Smith from the Rexall Use a W B A P. 24 7 news deaths In traffic there, ER express lanes closed all over the place. North Richland Hills Bet for Dallas Fort Worth, Haltom City, North Richland Hills, So, generally speaking, avoid the text press lanes. And now from the W B A P Weather center in house Here's meteorologist Brad Barton. All right, thank you. Don. We're watching the temperatures and we're watching some snow moving into the Dallas What? We're very right now. We are under a winter storm warning for this. No, Some of it is going to be fairly heavy. A lot of it's not. I'm going to say more like moderate, but it's gonna last a while. We've been watching it as it moves in. Right now we have a light to moderate snow across the northern Tarrant County, Also in southwest Dallas County, Down along 67 9 35 are all Thorton, some and Southeast Dallas County's well around bolts. Spring Sigge Ville, and then there's quite a bit from, I'd say Lewis Phil Dent in all the way north in Oklahoma. They're getting plastered with Many multi inches up there in Oklahoma. Here, we're thinking maybe 1 to 3 inches enough to cause some problems. That's for sure. And temperatures will sustain that. We're looking for lows by morning, 15 to 20. And then the snow should be ending sometime tomorrow, Probably Probably before noon on maybe well before that 26 for the high low 16 to 20 tomorrow night went way out of the Northeast 10 to 20 So pretty good wind chills Tomorrow Thursday Partly cloudy and 29 Friday finally up to 35. Then we'll warm up through the forties even into the fifties by Sunday, Now around the area, let me update you on the temperature's right quick. And take me just want to look these over. Okay? DFW Airport is now at 18 Dallas. Let's see. Red Bird Airport Executive Airport. You know, Cliff is at 18 with reporting some snow flurries. It's see we have 10 degrees at Denton right now. And 17 degrees at Fort Worth, Meechum Field and Alliance that will continue watch this snow as it moves in. It will accumulate to some extent, 1 to 3 inches overnight and tomorrow morning. Live from W. B P. Weather Center I meteorologist Brad Mark. Thank you. Brad. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas says controlled power outages are expected to continue as long as temperatures remaining screaming, CLO told across the state Dan Woodfin of ERCOT says this event has proven more Improvement is needed to be to make made to ensure the power grid can handle these type of cold weather scenarios. We'll definitely go in and work with the generation in the knees and pray that beef up that bland to the point that we're able to handle this. We now understand to be even possibility of more extreme weather than what we had experienced in the past. Erik Odd maintains that its top priority is getting through this event. Right now. 18 degrees the DFW airport from the W B A P knew what a news desk I'm Don Smith your next update at 9 30 24 7 Coverage of WB AP Don Kam this'll system Use and talk of Texas. It's Kris Kross right now. Use talking 20 w Wb hp dot com. Are we there? Hope Episode number. You're 2056 hour number two, um It's just a heck of a time. It's time for you feel to share your story. What you're going through what you're seeing out there. Try to inject a little bit of humor. I do want to know that my friend.
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What's Happening In Texas With The State's Power Grid
"Council of Texas says controlled power outages are expected to continue as long as temperatures remaining screaming, CLO told across the state Dan Woodfin of ERCOT says this event has proven more Improvement is needed to be to make made to ensure the power grid can handle these type of cold weather scenarios. We'll definitely go in and work with the generation in the knees and pray that beef up that bland to the point that we're able to handle this. We now understand to be even possibility of more extreme weather than what we had experienced in the past. Erik Odd maintains that its top priority is getting through this event. Right
WBAP 820AM
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"Brad Barton. We're gonna be mostly cloudy and cold the rest of the day with a high near 22 starting off at record cold temperatures near zero this morning 22 this afternoon winds out of the southeast 5 to 15 and low near 19. Tonight we are expecting a mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain, moving in overnight with a low of 19 again and then cloudy and cold with another. 123 inches of snow tomorrow and a high near about 25 degrees alone. You're 18 tomorrow night is the precept ends Thursday. Partly cloudy and 27 Friday will be finally getting about freezing with a high of 33 then will be much warmer this weekend. A meteorologist Brad Barton from the W B A P. Weather center. Right now fair and five degrees. The Electric Reliability Council of Taxes, says it could be late today before power is restored across the state as it conducts rolling outages to balance the supply of energy with unprecedented demand during record freezing temperatures. The way this works is we determine how much reduction in demand is needed to maintain that supply demand balance and we tell the transmission owners around the state how much reduction we need. They term and Where and how the implement those reductions on their system. Dan Woodfin with haircut says this weather event is well beyond what's planned for prompting many to question why there was no backup plan. Many residents say they've been without power for hours at Oak Person is in North Plano and says the outage Monday has strained his family's resource is running on propane heat since about nine o'clock this morning. A portable heaters and the tanks are all running empty, and we're worried about pipes, freezing and whatnot. You know we're having to resort to using candles for light and those air starting to run low on. The Dallas Police Department is one of several local police departments that says it continues to be overwhelmed with calls to its 911 call Center regarding power outages. The department reminds residents who were experiencing a power adage to contact their provider in the statement..
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"The day today as unprecedented demand on the power grid remains. Dan Woodfin with ERCOT says there's no limit on how long anyone outage could last. So we're trying to reduce the length of the advantages as much as we can. But we also want to make sure that we preserve the reliability of the system as a whole. Make sure that the system is the hole will continues to operate so that when we're ready to bring those loads back, we can do so. Weakling, he says it's up to each energy provider to determine the location and duration of the outages. What worth officials expanded a boil water notice to about 212,000 people due to a power outage at the treatment plant Monday and some of lost water service completely. Officials say. The Eagle Mountain water plant on Bowman Roberts Road was without power for several hours. Boil. Order is expected to last until late Wednesday, but could be longer. It affects the cities of has led Color Lake Worth North Lake Roanoke Sagna Trophy Club in Westlake wants water services restored. It will take city staffer on 24 hours, just samples and get the results back. And the record shattering cold blast across taxes is likely to blame for the deaths of two people in the Houston area Homeless man was found dead in a van by deputies and Harris County Monday. An autopsy must be done to confirm the cause of death. According to Kate or YOU TV. A second man was found dead by a passer by an immediate in downtown Houston. It's believed he died of exposure. Meantime, the Texas National Guard has been activated to assist with tasks including rescuing stranded drivers. Kim Lan kins,.
WBAP 820AM
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"Good morning. Good morning, meteorologist Brad Martin Live and the W B A P. Weather center. It is one degree at DFW Airport. Partly cloudy and one Dallas Love is four above Fort Worth medium is zero alliance is one below zero, and we have three degrees at the old Red Bird Dallas executive so very, very Frigid morning and at this point, no precipitation, But there's an awful lot of ice frozen on the bridges this morning. And of course, we got virtually no decent snow melting last night. Today will be a breather between two big winter storms will be mostly cloudy and cold with a high of 22 Today wins be shifting to the southeast 5 to 15 this afternoon. Wind chills could still be near zero, especially outside of the sun. Then tonight, Snow will be moving in from the West, possibly Sorry, possibly mixed with sleet and freezing rain alot of 19. Tomorrow we're expecting another 1 to 3 inches of snow with a high of 25 alot of 18. And then on Thursday were partly cloudy 27 warming up Friday, Saturday and Sunday. But another big winter storm on the way in about 24 hours right now, at W. B a P. It is four above zero. As severe winter weather continues Statewide, The Electric Reliability Council of Taxes, says rolling power outages could last throughout the day. Today is unprecedented demand on the power grid remains Dan Woodfin with Urquhart says. There's no limit on how long anyone outage could last that we're trying to reduce the link of those outages as much as we can. But we also want to make sure that we preserve the reliability of the system as a whole. Make sure the system is the whole continues to operate so that.
WCPT 820
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"Woodfin of Electric Reliability Council of Texas says the confluence of events led to reserves dropping below 1000 megawatts, multiple generating yet again tripping off line in somewhat rapid progression due to the severe cold weather as a result of this decreasing supply and the continued high demand We began to see diminishing reserves, or God wants utilities to lower the demand through rotating outages, which last between 10 and 45 minutes, temperatures across the state have been below freezing due to the winter Storm. Mexico is starting to vaccinate people over the age of 60. This comes after the Mexican government received nearly 900,000 doses of the AstraZeneca Cove in 19 vaccine on Monday. Most of the effort will be focused in remote rule communities. Caitlyn Jenner has no plans to run for governor of California. Reality TV stars name was brought up in some GOP circles as a potential candidate. The longtime Republican and former Olympians manager shut down those rumors last week. You're listening to the latest from NBC News radio. This issue can see Chicago's progressive talk. 8:20, A.m., W. CPT, Willow Springs and online W C P t a 20 dot com where facts matter This isn't about politics. This isn't about prejudice or passion or pre judgment or anything. It's about the presentation of the fax. It's about preserving our Constitution. It's about patriotism. That is what this is about whether you cpt 8 20, where facts matter. Out Chicago. It just didn't feel real because a certain person has invaded the area between our ears Morning, noon and night for a lot of us just because we care about our country. We care about our future. We care about our gay brothers and sisters. We care about the woman's right to choose. We care about kids that have been taken away from their parents. It's been heavy. It's been so heavy. It's how we've been through a lot. We've been really traumatized. Catch out Chicago every Sunday 11 to 1 Underwood You, cpt, a 20. Let's be honest wheelchairs or heavy, bulky and ugly. If you carry a wheelchair in your car to take care of a loved one. You know how hard it is.
600 WREC
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"Esteem protesting in Washington. The president will address the rally this morning and in the Corona virus surgeon of the record nearly 3800 deaths reported in the US Yesterday. America's listening to Fox News It's 603 of Alabama's Morning news with JT. I mean Gene or Belle, Alabama Crimson Tide wide receiver to Vontae Smith, the 2020 Heisman Trophy winner virtual ceremony held on ESPN. Smith first Thank God and then had a message for young people to talk to Young kids out there. That's not the biggest, not the strongest. Just keep pushing because I'm not the biggest. I've been doubting the light just because of my size and really, it just comes down to you. Put your mind to it. You can do it. No job's too big, Smith says. He came back to campus for two reasons. Very important. Just because two main reasons I came back was to get my degree into one another national championship, so I've checked one box. I'm just trying to check the other one out, and that could happen Monday night. Bama plays Ohio State for the National championship. And, yes, the game will be played Monday night. College football playoff executive Bill Hancock says it's still on. There were rumors flying around yesterday that Ohio State had covert issues and the game was gonna be canceled. But Hancock says the game will go on as scheduled in Miami. Robbery, shooting and Carjacking at a convenience store overnight in Birmingham in the into the area, a man pumping gas approached by another man they talk. Then the suspect tried to get into the car. They're fighting sued suspect stealing the victim's gun, shooting him in the leg. He jumped in the car and drove off victim's injuries, not life threatening cops Still looking for that suspect More than 3000 people hospitalized with coronavirus in Alabama Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin as Cupid related pneumonia, said to be in stable condition today. It's a second day in the hospital. Right now. 30 degrees mostly clear skies. Your next news at 6 30. I mean, T Nora Bell on Alabama's Morning news Now back to your host, J T All right, Andy. Thanks so much. Did you watch the presentation last night of the Heisman Trophy? Certainly did. I was so good, and I love the stories behind each of the guys, too, And I thought they did a pretty good job with being virtual and not having it all with the fanfare that normally goes on with New York and all that, But, yeah, nice job last night, and I just wish they could have been together. His parents could have been with him, but it was really cool to see the huge crowd with them socially distanced and cheering when he when he won. That was great. Yeah, I'm not sure that you could have that many people travel the Tuscaloosa and you know they're getting rid of that. No. I understand what you're saying. Sure, but yeah. Great support for Devante. And what great character, you know, just a great guy that was raised well and You know, has done you know so well and not only his football career, but with his life and his priorities. You could certainly see that and humble. No doubt about that s Oh, yeah. Congratulations to Devante well deserved and Roll tide. They're nice job from the other guys, too, so I thought it was a great presentation. Jones came in third. Yep. Trevor Laurence there came in second place and then Nagi came in fifth place to just see that Kyle Trask came in there and fourth place. But Devante, really, I mean, was way ahead of you know, Trevor, so Hey, They're all incredible football players, but really enjoyed that. All right, coming up a little bit later of Seymour on that also, you know what's going on with the runoff? Yeah. No official called decision yet, but it looks like at least one of them. Has got the race is sewn up. Right now. We'll have an update with bills in for here in just about five minutes or so. Also on the way, What does the Georgia runoff mean? If the balance shifts to the Democrats for all of us here in Alabama? Well, we in on that Richard Shelby's got some pretty important committee positions that could be in jeopardy on that one. Also later this morning, we're gonna be talking with Bishop Van Moody from the worship center here and Birmingham. What a great church. He's got rolling going there and the great donations that they have made locally. Another date on what they're doing coming up in 6 50 this morning. You know, it's a bizarre time, obviously, with a pandemic and the kids being affected by this not so much being sick because their immune systems do very well. But, you know, raising kids in this pandemic the shift with the schools Our parents coping with it and getting some resilience. You know, in your kid's corner helped him go through this gonna be talking with Chris Scintilla? Who's an author about this? And the resilient parenting going on that It's 6 40 this morning. Plus, we've got more money for you to win another winning key worded text. Grab that $1000 coming up at seven o'clock so more on how you can get some cash to pay those bills coming for you, too. It's 607, Alabama's morning news, traffic and weather together three minutes free healthcare hundreds to more than $1000 per month and disability compensation and tens of thousands for college tuition. These are just some of the U. S. Department of Veterans Affairs benefits that.
600 WREC
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"Morning. I mean Gene or Belle Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin hospitalized with Cupid pneumonia details coming up, but first a check a traffic and weather together. This report is sponsored by Compassion International. We're finding no reports of accidents to slow you down on Birmingham, Metro interstates, Secondary highways moving along as well. Buckle up. Drive carefully. Your next update in 30 minutes, some these radio 1055 w E. R C It's a new year. But for kids in poverty around the world things they're still desperate. Join compassion with your one time $40 gift to provide a cove in relief, kid to a family in poverty. Text the word Give 283393 that's give 283393 From the ex URGENT temporal scanner thermometer, Weather said report is sponsored by Compassion International, Whether emptied from W B R C 56 sunny today High of 52 alot tonight of 31. It's gonna be clear tonight, Sonny. Tomorrow high of 55. We can't rein back to that forecast by Thursday. On your side that would be a receiver. Summer chief neurologist JP Dice on news radio. What 055 w E r. C right now It's 48 degrees at Birmingham's news, Traffic and Weather Station News radio 1055 w E R C. It's a new year. But for kids in poverty around the world things they're still desperate. Join compassion with your one time $40 gift to provide a covert relief, kid to a family in poverty. Text the word Give 283393 Let's give 283393 A double shooting under investigation in Birmingham, a woman hit in the leg a man shot in the back after someone fired bullets into a home in an insulin neighborhood. The victims are expected to recover. Eight people live inside that house. Authorities say the two people hit may have been targeted. Birmingham Mayor Randall would been hospitalized with symptoms connected to covert pneumonia. The mayor says He's getting excellent care, and his doctors say he's in good spirits. Mayor diagnosed with covert 19.
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"Show on the Excellence in Broadcasting Network. You know the thing about this is if you cannot run fair elections. If you have a high tolerance for totally dysfunctional election systems, people would up with it because they seem to think. Oh, well, you know, that's just Election day. It's just like one Tuesday. Every couple of years that everything's a disaster. But no. Eventually it affect your ability to do other things, too. For example. Thanks. I might do that. I might do this at extended length later in the show about the similarities between the Cove ID administration. And the electoral process. But here we have south come south Com Which is part of America's military command, and is responsible for Gitmo in Cuba. For Guantanamo. You remember that used to be a big deal. Lefties were all excited about it, because It's where all the guys who were captured on the battlefield in the G had taken for rest and relaxation on DCAA lead. Shak Mahamed is still there, You know the guy who supposedly pulled off 9 11 was big guy behind the plot of that he's still there 20 years 20 years, and he's waiting for his case to come to trial. And then even if he gets condemned to death, it'll be another 10 years for that, so he will actually be He He will actually be lucky to live to see his day in court colleagues Shak Mahamed, but he will be living. You know why South com says that the cove it 19 vaccines bound for Gitmo this month to be handed out to the wartime detainees. So the perp it the perpetrator of 9 11. Yeah, Yeah, yeah, Yeah, Mr. Certainly. What's your problem? Yeah, Yeah, Absolutely. Mister mister. Sadly, he's identified the issue here. He's like a crackerjack like that is is thirdly. Yeah, exactly. So, in other words, if you wondering why your auntie Mabel can't get a vaccine while she should have pulled off 9 11 like Carly Shak Mahamed because he takes priority the Gitmo detainees take priority over your grandma. Over your aged aren't over. Whatever sick, ailing relative you have with whatever underlying conditions screw them Colleagues, Shak, Mahamed and the other get Bo and jihadists. I mean for a start. Most of them are suicide bombers, so they're eager to die. And maybe they don't want to get the cove it because they were planning on self detonating in Times Square, But they're getting the cove it and this is why, As I said, it's not just the reaction and particularly in New York State, which I want to talk about with the politicize ation of covert vaccines, But this is way beyond politicization. Where actually vaccinating our foreign enemies before our old people. You know, And I'm just saying, I'm just giving. This is a word of advice. If you're like an Isis guy and you're in wrecker, and you're worried because people have been spreading the cove it around, and you're thinking, actually. Now I think about it. The Islamic state's health care system doesn't seem to be that good. And I'm not saying I want to get blue Cross blue shield any of that, But maybe I just like to be captured taken to get Mo get myself shot with the old Cove. It juice and then I'll be able to come back. Take up arms on the battlefield. I'll be fighting fit again, but there but I don't even know if it's like I wouldn't mind betting actually, that Isis runs a better vaccine rollout system. Than these guys do, because that's what it comes down to. Khalid. Shaykh Mohammad is gonna be getting his covert vaccine before you, Auntie Mabel. I've There's a reason for this. They have open air. Jail cells because it's fabulous weather in Cuba, So they're basically the I've been there. I went there just before Ramadan and the guy lining up and doing all the introductions he introduced introduced me to the head. Naval guy, The head Air Force guy, The head army guy, the head marine guy. The head CIA guy on right at the end was the Ramadan pastry chef that they'd flown in to make all the nice pastries for these guys. And they took me to see The cells and the sales are open air they're about is the way nicer than any prison on the American mainland. You get your wafted by these Caribbean breezes, which in the event there is any covert in the air. What's it all around and out to sea? So you're not penned up enclosed, airless with cell mates. They all have their own cells. On colleagues, Shak Mahamed. Who has had a golden run since being picked up. Bye. Ah, the authorities and transferred to Gitmo is now getting as as confirmation of his privileged status in the hierarchy is now going to be getting the old Cove it vaccine before your auntie Mabel does. That is that is that is what it's come to. I always have a line at this point that sometimes the society becomes too stupid to survive. But I'm only when I read that where we're actually vaccinating the guy who pulled off 9 11. Then I don't think the sometimes the society becomes too stupid to survive line. I'm not sure even that quite does it anymore. Back in a moment. Good morning. I mean Gene or Belle Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin hospitalized with Cupid pneumonia.