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First Fast, Accurate Rochester's news, weather and traffic station.
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Radio stubborn clouds and seventy one degrees in downtown Rochester.
Welcome to Friday, August seventh, And this is the morning
news Honday's Radio whamb Love Itaddy in the free Ihearts
Radio app. Good morning, I'm Jebaski Barry V on assignment
today and the news Senate scene today and Deadley Rochester
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shooting and an indictment in a fatal beating. Those stories
and more coming up in one minute. First, it's seven o'clock.
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also the throughway eastbound as you get out through LeRoi
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by Root four fourteen giving reports of a collision there.
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The forecast for today, We'll see skies become mainly cloudy.
There will be a chance of a shower or thunderstorm
pretty much at any point, but that risk of rain
will be highest from late morning into the early afternoon.
Highs today in the lower eighties and still seeing pretty
humid for tonight. Mainly cloudy skies, A couple of showers
possible during the evening, but then that risk of rain
will decrease. Overnight low's in the upper sixties to Neir
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seventy and for tomorrow partly sunny skies with a chance
of a shower a thunderstorm. Hies mostly in the mid eighties.
From the thirteen WHAM Weather Authority. I'm meteorologist Marty Snyder
on Rochester's news weather and traffic station news Radio we
ele of an eighty.
Speaker 2 (02:14):
Downtown, cloudy skies and seventy one degrees. It is seventy
right now in Victory seven oh two on Rochester source
for breaking newsweather and traffic news radio PLAM eleven India.
A rochesterrand who admitted killing a woman on the city's
northwest side is expected to be sentenced today to twenty
five years to life in prison.
Speaker 9 (02:30):
Twenty year old Dimeer Bailey pleaded guilty to second degree
murder and gun crimes. Police say gunned down thirty nine
year old Sandra Blanding in front of a house on
Spencer Street near Lyle Avenue back in March last year.
That's not believed that two knew each other. Investigators have
not mentioned a motive. Dave Debo News Radio WHAM eleven eighty.
Speaker 2 (02:49):
An upgraded charge against the man accused of killing someone
during an attack last week. A Monroe Currenty grand jury
has indented forty six year old Sean Warneck on second
degree manslaughter. Police announced on Wednesday, fifty three year old
Timothy Carlton had died of his injuries. Warnick allegedly punched
him in the head several times during an argument on
Wood Road in Greece. A week earlier. Ace to Bend
County woman ticketed in connection with a fatal Ontario County crash.
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Last month.
Speaker 10 (03:12):
Investigators say forty one year old Morgan Gleidman crossed into
oncoming traffic on Connie Route twelve in Naples, triggering a
chain reaction crash. Seventy one year old Brian Johnson of
Naples died when his pickup truck caught fire. The sheriff
say Gleidman was issued citations for reckless driving and failure
to stay in her lane and will appear in Naples
(03:32):
town court. Dave Smith News Radio WA I'm eleven eighty.
Speaker 2 (03:36):
This News Radio Wamblen Toddy Buffalo Bill's Update. The final
day of training camp is today at Saint John Fisher
University with a practice slated for eight to thirty. Kicker
Tyler Bass is the only kicker there and on the
roster after a season away due to injury. He says
they makes him happy and determined.
Speaker 6 (03:50):
Having belief in me that they have in me gives
me a confidence and more belief in myself.
Speaker 2 (03:54):
So our John Detulia will have updates throughout the morning
from training camp and more on Tools Talking Sports from
me into two on Fox Sports Twelveday, Rochester, and we'll
hear again from Tools coming up at seven to twenty five.
He's running a wamble at any time. Is now seven
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tents in less than five minutes. Shipping through the Strait
of Hormones dwindles as the world watches for progress on
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a potential deal to get the straight back open.
Speaker 11 (04:17):
Just thirty three vessels have passed through the Strait of
Hormuz so far this week, compared to fifty the week before.
Concern and uncertainty continues over the narrow passage in and
out of the Persian Gulf. Iran insists it must have
control over the strait effectively closed by Iranian attacks on
shipping normally a fifth of the world's crude oil transits through.
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Talks between Iran and Oman on a reopening deal were
said yesterday to be in their final stages. In an
apparent reference to the United States, an Iranian spokesman warned
against certain parties obstructing the process. Jonathan Savage, Fox News.
Speaker 2 (04:54):
President Trump's any new executive orders to restrict birthright citizenship
and ben birth tourism.
Speaker 1 (04:59):
Speaking from the Oval Office on Thursday, Trump said the
Fourteenth Amendment applies to children of slaves. That notion is
long outdated.
Speaker 12 (05:06):
Wealthy people are building businesses around birthright citizenship. That's out
that we're supposed to work. It's a disgrace. They're buying
their way in, and we're not going to let it happen.
Speaker 1 (05:16):
The order restricts birthright citizenship involving children of foreign diplomatic staff,
children of people classified as alien enemies, and children born
in US territories. The other order bands citizenship to children
board of mothers who entered the US for the sole
purpose of having a child here. Both orders will no
doubt be challenged after the Supreme Court already struck down
Trump's attempt to end automatic birthright citizenship to children of
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non citizens. I'm Markneyfield.
Speaker 2 (05:40):
He's ready a whamble of any time now seven oh
six coming up and moved to boost the state's cannabis industry.
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Great American people.
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People are so nice here.
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I want to move that.
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Well, that's america best thing for another two fifty You
have no idea what we've gone?
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How look you.
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On the news radio seven to ten on these radio
WAB eleven eighty coming up. An egg price gouging settlement
is now final. The details coming up in two minutes.
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Right now.
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for ongoing roadwork. Traffic living Okay, I'm three ninety four
ninety and over on five ninety through Way East by
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Thirteen waiterurologists Marty Satter says, is going to be a
mainly cloudy day today. We see again in a shower
thundershower at any point, mainly particularly the risk late morning
to early afternoon. The humidity though will We're main in
the air with the temperatures of the mid eighties for tonight,
mainly cloudy, a couple showers possible, low's lower sixties for
Tomorrow's partly sunny skies again a chance of a shower
a thundershower, but otherwise not too bad. Temperatures will be
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in the mid eighties on your Sunday pretty nice day
on tamp there partly cloudy. Highs will be in the
lower eighties right out ontown. The clouds continue in his
seventy one degrees seventy right now in Pittsford. News Radio
Wamble Live Da Dy Time Now seven twelve. New York
is allowing small businesses and dispensaries to sell cannabis at
approved events.
Speaker 17 (07:47):
Governor Kathy Hochel signed the legislation aimed at evening the
playing field per small licensed operators to sell lead at
community events, including pop ups and farmers' markets. Quality High
Dispensary owner Matthew Nicoletti says the measure allows micro businesses
like his to connect with consumers and introduce them to
their products while building brand awareness in ways that might
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otherwise be out of reach. New York State's cannabis industry
generated over three and a half billion dollars in consumer
sales last year and is on track this year to
surpass that. Natalie mcgliori News Radio Wham eleven eighty there
was a.
Speaker 2 (08:20):
Legal settlement ending the claims that egg distributors collided to
artificially inflate prices for supply contracts.
Speaker 18 (08:26):
State Attorney General Letitia James says three companies Calmaine Versova
ed Hickman's coordinated bidding strategies starting in twenty twenty two
to drive up price quotes, then submitted phony bids at
the higher prices, then withdrew the bids. Under the settlement,
the companies are paying more than three million dollars and
delivering fifty three million eggs to food banks and nonprofits
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in New York and other states. Food Link in Rochester
reportedly received more than two hundred eighty thousand eggs.
Speaker 19 (08:52):
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app if you're in the city. The ils in at
ninety six point one FM at least six people. Then
in a shooting at a school in Thailand.
Speaker 11 (09:08):
The shooting happened at a high school on the outskirts
of Thailand's capital Bangkok. The suspected shooter, a fourteen year
old boy who was a student at the school, is
dead after turning the gun on himself. He said to
have killed his grandparents before going to deb Syrin Nantaburi
school to carry out the attack. Both teachers and pupils
are among the casualties. Several people have been taken to
(09:31):
hospital and are critically hurt. Gun ownership is common in Thailand,
as is gun violence. This is the country's second school
shooting this year. Jonathan Savage, Fox News.
Speaker 2 (09:41):
President Trump is missing concerns of US munition stockpiles running low.
Speaker 20 (09:45):
The president'sy the US military has virtually unlimited supply of
some munitions. Pushing back on reports, the Pentagon is running
low on critical weapons.
Speaker 12 (09:55):
So we're in great check. But with that being said,
we always want more. We have to have more.
Speaker 20 (10:01):
Speaking with reporters in the Oval Office, President Trump conceded
some weapons stockpiles are tighter than others, and.
Speaker 12 (10:07):
We're getting them in on a daily basis. As you
know at defense companies are building more plans right now
than at any point. An issue.
Speaker 20 (10:15):
President Trump blamed his predecessor, former President Biden, for giving
away billions of dollars of ammunition to Ukraine at the
White House. Jared Halpern Fox News.
Speaker 2 (10:24):
He's ready a wamble of eighty times seven fifteen. Your
next check of trafficking whether all the tens in less
than five minutes. Meta is being ordered to pay a
hefty fine for contributing to a mental health crisis among children.
Speaker 1 (10:34):
A New Mexico judge ordered the owner of Facebook and
Instagram to pay five hundred and sixty seven million dollars
into a child mental health fund set up to address
harms caused by social media. In Thursday's ruling, the judge
called metas social media platforms a significant contributing factor to
the current mental health crisis among New Mexico's youth. Lawyers
for Medica the company disagrees with the ruling and plans
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to appeal.
Speaker 19 (10:57):
I'm Mark Midfield.
Speaker 2 (11:00):
He's ready a wham blevindaddy time now seven sixteen. We've
had on and off reports of crishes throughout the morning,
but not affecting the traffic flow much. We'll get a
full check of traffic coming up at seven twenty.
Speaker 8 (11:09):
Looks like we'll have a couple of showers and thunderstorms
that will make the way through parts of the area today.
We'll check the full forecast coming out.
Speaker 2 (11:15):
Developments in Iran are causing oil prices arise once again.
We get the details in the Blueberg money man if
at seven twenty two on He's Radio Wham elevenading completing.
Speaker 21 (11:23):
The sweep details coming up in nine minutes.
Speaker 2 (11:26):
And then convicted killer learns its fate today the stories
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Speaker 5 (11:33):
There is a chain of events that occur in any event.
Speaker 12 (11:36):
The Fifth Amendment that we'll be repercussion as shacky.
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And the federal funds are eight unchanged the events of
the day.
Speaker 15 (11:42):
Republicans Petford passed to say that any run.
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We're gonna smack them.
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past four ninety and Leroy. They're working on an accident.
Moving okay on three ninety, four, ninety and five ninety.
So far as so good on thirty one f as
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skiddy out towards Saint John Fisher. I'm Debbie Dooham News
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Forecast for today's guy's becoming mainly cloudy. There will be
a chance of a couple showers or an isolated thirty
storm today, especially from late morning into the early afternoon.
That's why that risk will be highest, but still at
any point could see a shower pass through. Highs today
mostly in the lower eighties and still seem pretty humid
going into tonight, mainly cloudy skies. A couple showers possible
during the evening, but then that risk of rain does decreases.
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We head deeper into the overnight lows in the upper
sixties to near seventy and for tomorrow partly sunny at
least the chance of a shower a thunderstorm mid eighties
for highs ten from the thirteen Wham Weather Authority. I'm
metabologist Marty Schnyder on Rochester's news, weather and traffic station
News Radio WAM eleven eighty downtown.
Speaker 2 (13:35):
It remains cloudy at this hour and seventy one degrees.
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Speaker 5 (13:46):
Time for the Bloomberg Money Minute.
Speaker 2 (13:47):
Getus already off once again today, So we'll wish a
good morning and a fantastic Friday to Matt Piper.
Speaker 19 (13:52):
Good morning.
Speaker 6 (13:53):
Bond investors are raising for labor market data, which could
cool growing expectations at the Cutter Reserve. Raises interest rates
at its next meeting in September. Economists expect the employment
report will show about eighty thousand jobs were created in July,
with more jobs added than in June but still among
the lowest totals this year. Weakness in the labor market
could cool concerns that it's fanning inflation, with US inflation
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data for July du next week. Oil has extended gains
after a report that Iran attacked hostile targets in the
straight of four moves. Brent right now is at eighty
three dollars of barrel wtis at seventy seven dollars. Chipotle's
stock fell two percent after federal health officials linked to
multi state salmonella outbreak to jalapeno peppers served at the
Brito chain. Federal officials have traced it to a grower
(14:36):
in Sineloa, Mexico. At least three hundred and forty five
people in twenty seven states have fallen. Ill stock futures
are mixed. I'm that hyper on NewsRadio WHAM eleven eight
roch trman.
Speaker 2 (14:46):
Who admitted killing a woman on the city's northwest side,
will be sentenced today. Twenty year old to me Or
Bailey pleaded guilty to the secondary murder and a gun crime.
In June, police say he gunned down thirty nine year
old Save we blanding in front of a house on
Spencer Street, Nella Avenue. In March of last year, a
Newark man has a serious head injury after a late
night Ontario cutty crash. Deputy said the nineteen year old's
truck went off the road and hit at culvert at
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Root four eighty eight and Cuti Road forty seven in Hopewell.
He's recovering its strong hospital. President Trump says the straight
of Horror Moves is sort of open right now, but
a deal has not been finalized. Trump told reporters negotiations
with Iran are continuing and that in the meantime, the
US continues to blockade a running in ports and have
military control of the waterway. The American Civil Liberties Union
is condemning President Trump's latest executive orders targeting birthright citizenship.
(15:30):
One order of strict birthright citizenship involving children of form
and diplomatic staff, children of people classifyed as alien enemies,
and children born in US territories. The other banned citizenship
two children born of brothers who entered the US for
the sole purpose of having a child here in this country.
He's ready and wabble day times seven, twenty five sports
to twenty five and fifty five once again in his tool.
Speaker 21 (15:52):
Okay, Joe, thanks again and good morning from the WAAM
eleven eighties sports desks. I'm John Dentulio. Thursday afternoon in Cleveland.
Speaker 5 (15:59):
The brooms. We're out.
Speaker 18 (16:01):
Fly ball out to right field, the water going back
to the warning track, backup, Wrenzit's homeward again.
Speaker 21 (16:09):
Curtsy of sn Why the Mets blow out the Guardians
thirteen to six. Luis Torrenz, Francisco Lindoor, and Marcus Simeon
all win deep. The Mets will visit Pittsburgh tonight. The
Yankees will host the Braves starting tonight. In the Bronx,
Bright native Ernie Clement goes two for five, but the
Blue Jays fall to the Cubbies as they lose by
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the score of three to two in eleven innings. About
the Rochester Red Wings, they knocked off Scrimton, winning ten
to five. The Buffalo Bill's breaking camp today at Saint
John Fisher University, their final practice beginning at eight thirty
Now the team's Blue and Red practice in scrimmage happening
Saturday night, seven o'clock at the New high Mark Stadium.
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On the injury front, safety CJ. Gardner Johnson back at
practice after being sidelined with a strained calf. For Syracuse
foot Well, it is day three of fall Camp college basketball.
Jerry McNamara Syracuse Sorange will welcome Albany to the JMA
Wireless Zone Wednesday, November the twenty fifth with Sports at
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Some more tools on Sports Today, New to two on
Fox Sports twelve A Dy Rochester. He's ready on wample
of Daddy time down seven twenty six. The top story
the driver in a fatal Ontario County crash has been sighted.
That's coming up after a check of trafficking weather on
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We can play games, but I'm not sure I want
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To find out, it's just going to keep on happening.
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Radio Potty skys back up to seventy two degrees in
downtown Rochester. Welcome to Friday, August seventh, and this is
the morning news that He's ready a whamb love it
Adia in the free I heard tridio app Good morning.
I'm Joe Laski. Barrybe is on assignment today. Coming up
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in the news, the sentencing day in a Rochester murder
and an indictment in a deadly grease assault. Those stories
and more coming up in one minute. First at seven
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into East ab as you get right out through the
area of Saint John Fisher, moving okay on three ninety,
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four ninety and over on five ninety. Watch for some
swdowns this morning as you take a ride over to
Genesee Park Boulevard at Pioneer Street with a collision through
four ninety and the roy crash being clear. I'm Tippy
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The forecast for today, we'll see skies become mainly cloudy.
There will be a chance of a shower thunderstorm pretty
much at any point, but that risk of rain will
be highest from late morning into the early afternoon. Highs
today in the lower eighties and still seeing pretty humid
for tonight. Mainly cloudy skies a couple of showers possible
during the evening, but then that risk of rain will decrease.
Overnight low's in the upper sixties to near seventy and
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for tomorrow partly sunny skies with a chance of a
shower a thunderstorm hies mostly in the mid eighties. From
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Of An eighty downtown clownty and seventy two threes. It
is seventy one right now in Church film seven thirty
two on Rochester source for breaking newsweather and traffic. He's
ready a plan eleven eighty. A Rochester man who admitted
killing a woman on the city's northwest side said to
be sentenced today. Twenty year old Demeor Bailey pleaded guilty
the secondary murder and a gun crime in June. Public
say he'd gunned down thirty nine year old Sandrael Blanding
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in front of a house on Spencer Street near Lynle
Avenue back in March of last year. It's not believe
the two knew each other, but investigators did not disclose
a motive Bailey faces twenty five years to life in prison.
A fresh charge against the man accused of killing someone
in an attack last week.
Speaker 9 (20:40):
On Monroe County grand jury has indicted forty six year
old Shawn Warnick on second degree manslaughter. Police announced Wednesday
that fifty three year old Timothy Carlton died of injuries.
Warnick allegedly punched him in the head several times during
an argument on Wood Road in Greece one week earlier.
He was initially charged with just assault and remains in
Monroe countych Dave Debo news radio WHAM eleven eighty a.
Speaker 2 (21:03):
New York Man has a serious head injury following a
late night Ontario Cunty crash.
Speaker 14 (21:07):
Reputy say the nineteen year old's truck went off the
road and hit a culvert at Roote four eighty eight
and County Road forty seven in Hopewell. He's recovering its
strong hospital. The driver was ticketed for unlicensed driving. Dominic
Chicerrelling news radio wamble of an eighty.
Speaker 2 (21:19):
Seven County woman ticketed in connection with a fatal Ontario
County crash last month. Investigators say forty one year old
Morgan Cleveman crossed into oncoming traffic on County Road twelve
in Naples, triggering a chain reaction crash. Seventy one year
old Brian Johnson Naples died when his pickup caught fire.
Cleedman was issued citations for reckless driving and failure to
stay in her lane. Meantime, a Southern Tier ATV crash
has left a mother and child dad two for say,
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thirty eight year old Ashley Browerby show crashed along Niles
Hill wrote in Wellsville yesterday afternoon. She and her six
year old Ward dead at the scene. Her three year
old flown to Strong hospital and is expected to survive.
This is READI a whabble of an eighty buffalo. Bill's
update today might be the last chances set. Kicker Tyler
Bassett the final day of training camp at Saint John
Fisher University after sitting out all of last season for hipping,
growing injuries and surgery. He says he's ready.
Speaker 5 (22:04):
I mean the body feels good again.
Speaker 20 (22:06):
A lot of work that I put in to get
to this point, but we still got a lot more.
Speaker 19 (22:09):
Going to do.
Speaker 2 (22:10):
Our John Detulia will have updates from camp throughout this
morning and more on Tools talking sports from now to
two on Fox Sports twelve id Rochester, and we'll hear
more from Tools coming up at seven fifty five. He's
ready a wamble of day time. Now seven thirty five,
your next check of trafficking weather, all the tens in
less than five minutes. Progress reportedly being made in efforts
to convince her Ron to reopen the Straight of Horror
Moons Fox and Steve Harrigan with more from Tel Aviv.
Speaker 13 (22:31):
Some Marine officials are saying they could be close to
a deal with them on for the free regulation of
shipping through the Strait of Horror Moves. Here's Around's Deputy
Foreign Minister.
Speaker 5 (22:42):
These fundamental agreements with Ohman have mostly been completed, meaning
we have made significant progress in our discussions with Oman,
and this progress is on the verge of being finalized.
Speaker 13 (22:51):
Of course, violence in the region could get in the way.
The hoo this once again attacked two Saudi oil tankers.
They also killed thirty eight government soldiers in Yemen, so
they could be facing retaliation.
Speaker 2 (23:03):
President Trump taking new staffs to restrict birthright citizenship.
Speaker 20 (23:06):
Months after the US Supreme Court rejected an effort by
President Trump to deny birthright citizenship to children born to
parents living in the US illegally. In executive order this
week now aims to rein in so called birth tourism.
Speaker 12 (23:19):
They've taken birthright citizenship and they've made a joke out
of it.
Speaker 20 (23:23):
President Trump is directing officials to deny visas of foreign
visitors suspected of traveling to the US to give birth.
A second order expands the categories of foreigners whose children
would not qualify for birthright citizenship.
Speaker 12 (23:35):
We're cracking down, very big, big crackdowns.
Speaker 20 (23:39):
It's unclear if either of the two orders can survive
likely constitutional challenges at the White House. Jared halpern Fox News.
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results show a drop in school reading proficiency in New
York last year and its slight improvement in math scores.
Speaker 18 (26:11):
The results were obtained by the City Reporter news agency.
The numbers show about forty eight percent of students in
grades three through eight were proficient last year in reading,
a drop of five points from the year before. At
the same time, fifty seven percent of the students had
a proficient score on the math tests. The biggest reading
drop was in grades three through five. District level scores
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The death rate at state prisons has nearly doubled over
the past fifteen years. A new report from Prison Washdock
Group the Correctional Association of New York shows the mortality
rate went from just under two per thousand inmates in
twenty ten to just under four last year, and in
custody deaths this year were nearly forty percent above the
five year average through last month, but suicides were down
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July twenty seventh shooting at the US consulate in Canada.
Speaker 4 (27:13):
Toronto Police say they've arrested a nineteen year old man
and a fifteen year old boy as the suspects in
the shooting, and they say they believe it was part
of a gun for higher network. Nineteen year old zen
Ul Abdeen Sayed faces multiple gun arson and stolen property offenses,
as well as a charge of attacking the premises of
an internationally protected person. The fifteen year old was also charged,
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but cannot be named under Canadian law. This latest incident
follows an attack on the consulate in March. Police arrested
two people in June. Chief Superintendent Joe Matthews said investigators
think shootings, murders and arsons are increasingly being commissioned through
online apps, with suspects offered varying amounts of money depending
on the crime. Lisailisera Fox News.
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a deadline requiring President Trump to turn over financial documents
related to his business empire to the BBC.
Speaker 19 (28:10):
The documents were requested as part of Trump's defamation lawsuit
against the network over its editing of his January sixth
speech and a documentary released ahead of the twenty twenty
four election. Judge Roy Altman granted Trump's request to delay
the release while his legal team seeks to revise the lawsuit.
Trump's lawyers argue the changes would remove the need for
the BBC to access the confidential financial records, while the
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BBC continues to deny the documentary was defamatory.
Speaker 2 (28:37):
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The Livingston County Industrial Development Agency has approved a twenty
year payment in lieu of taxes agreement for the Burbrilla expansion.
Officials announced the two phase, one hundred and seventy million
dollar project at the Avon location in May. Company officials
have committed to creating over ninety new jobs as the
plant will get new packaging lines and warehouse space. Trillium
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statewide Advocacy Award during National Health Center Week. The Community
Healthcare Association of New York State honored Sardella for his
years of service and work promoting accessible, affordable healthcare in Rochester.
Stocks were lowered yesterday on Wall Street at the closing
bellt The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost four hundred and
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Buffalo bills, Rochester Air Show and zucchini bread?
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All right, plenty of fun stuff with Bob coming at
eight oh five this morning. An upgraded charge against a
man accused of killing someone during an attack. Last week,
I'm on recounting Grand Jury handing up an indictments against
forty six year old Sean Warnick on secretary manslaughter. Police
announced on Wednesday the fifty three year old Timothy Carlton
had died of his injuries. Warner is accused of punching
him in the head several times during an argument on
wood Road Increased a week prior. Ben County women ticketed
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Investigators say forty one year old Morgan Cleveman cross into
oncoming traffic on County Road twelve at Naples, triggering a
chain reaction crash. Seventy one year old Brian Johnson Naples
died when his pickup caught fire. Senator Marshall Blackbourn is
the victor in the GP primary for Tennessee governor, defeating
Congressman John Rose and State Representative Monti Fritz. All were
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Alrighty Joe, thank you, and good morning from the Wham
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good news on the injury front Thursday, safety CJ. Gardner
Johnson back at practice after being sidelined with a strained CAF.
Now the Buffalo Bills will hold their final camp practice
to morning at Saint John Fisher gets under eight eight thirty,
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but you must have a ticket to attend the team's
Blue and Red practice and scrimmage happening Saturday night, seven
o'clock at the New high Mark Stadium. How about Lions
running back Jamiir Gibbs gets a new deal three years
guaranteed money fifty one and a half million dollars on
the diamond. The Mets playing long bawl in their victory
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over Cleveland thirteen to six. They'll visit Pittsburgh starting tonight,
New York completing the sweep of the Guardians, the Yankees
hounst the Braves starting tonight, Brighton. Natea Vernie Clement goes
two for five, but the Blue Jays get edged by
the Cubs.
Speaker 5 (34:38):
Three to two.
Speaker 21 (34:39):
In eleven innings. The Rochester Red Wings doubled up Scrimton
ten to five. Josh Waits with a call tonight from Pennsylvania.
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A rochesterrand who admitted killing a woman on the city's
northwest side is expected to be sentenced today to twenty
five years to life in prison.
Speaker 9 (02:30):
Twenty year old Dimeer Bailey pleaded guilty to second degree
murder and gun crimes. Police say gunned down thirty nine
year old Sandra Blanding in front of a house on
Spencer Street near Lyle Avenue back in March last year.
That's not believed that two knew each other. Investigators have
not mentioned a motive. Dave Debo News Radio WHAM eleven eighty.
Speaker 2 (02:49):
An upgraded charge against the man accused of killing someone
during an attack last week. A Monroe Currenty grand jury
has indented forty six year old Sean Warneck on second
degree manslaughter. Police announced on Wednesday, fifty three year old
Timothy Carlton had died of his injuries. Warnick allegedly punched
him in the head several times during an argument on
Wood Road in Greece. A week earlier. Ace to Bend
County woman ticketed in connection with a fatal Ontario County crash.
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Last month.
Speaker 10 (03:12):
Investigators say forty one year old Morgan Gleidman crossed into
oncoming traffic on Connie Route twelve in Naples, triggering a
chain reaction crash. Seventy one year old Brian Johnson of
Naples died when his pickup truck caught fire. The sheriff
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town court. Dave Smith News Radio WA I'm eleven eighty.
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This News Radio Wamblen Toddy Buffalo Bill's Update. The final
day of training camp is today at Saint John Fisher
University with a practice slated for eight to thirty. Kicker
Tyler Bass is the only kicker there and on the
roster after a season away due to injury. He says
they makes him happy and determined.
Speaker 6 (03:50):
Having belief in me that they have in me gives
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oh five? Your next check of trafficking weather on the
tents in less than five minutes. Shipping through the Strait
of Hormones dwindles as the world watches for progress on
(04:15):
a potential deal to get the straight back open.
Speaker 11 (04:17):
Just thirty three vessels have passed through the Strait of
Hormuz so far this week, compared to fifty the week before.
Concern and uncertainty continues over the narrow passage in and
out of the Persian Gulf. Iran insists it must have
control over the strait effectively closed by Iranian attacks on
shipping normally a fifth of the world's crude oil transits through.
(04:39):
Talks between Iran and Oman on a reopening deal were
said yesterday to be in their final stages. In an
apparent reference to the United States, an Iranian spokesman warned
against certain parties obstructing the process. Jonathan Savage, Fox News.
Speaker 2 (04:54):
President Trump's any new executive orders to restrict birthright citizenship
and ben birth tourism.
Speaker 1 (04:59):
Speaking from the Oval Office on Thursday, Trump said the
Fourteenth Amendment applies to children of slaves. That notion is
long outdated.
Speaker 12 (05:06):
Wealthy people are building businesses around birthright citizenship. That's out
that we're supposed to work. It's a disgrace. They're buying
their way in, and we're not going to let it happen.
Speaker 1 (05:16):
The order restricts birthright citizenship involving children of foreign diplomatic staff,
children of people classified as alien enemies, and children born
in US territories. The other order bands citizenship to children
board of mothers who entered the US for the sole
purpose of having a child here. Both orders will no
doubt be challenged after the Supreme Court already struck down
Trump's attempt to end automatic birthright citizenship to children of
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non citizens. I'm Markneyfield.
Speaker 2 (05:40):
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Wamble Live Da Dy Time Now seven twelve. New York
is allowing small businesses and dispensaries to sell cannabis at
approved events.
Speaker 17 (07:47):
Governor Kathy Hochel signed the legislation aimed at evening the
playing field per small licensed operators to sell lead at
community events, including pop ups and farmers' markets. Quality High
Dispensary owner Matthew Nicoletti says the measure allows micro businesses
like his to connect with consumers and introduce them to
their products while building brand awareness in ways that might
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otherwise be out of reach. New York State's cannabis industry
generated over three and a half billion dollars in consumer
sales last year and is on track this year to
surpass that. Natalie mcgliori News Radio Wham eleven eighty there
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Speaker 2 (08:20):
Legal settlement ending the claims that egg distributors collided to
artificially inflate prices for supply contracts.
Speaker 18 (08:26):
State Attorney General Letitia James says three companies Calmaine Versova
ed Hickman's coordinated bidding strategies starting in twenty twenty two
to drive up price quotes, then submitted phony bids at
the higher prices, then withdrew the bids. Under the settlement,
the companies are paying more than three million dollars and
delivering fifty three million eggs to food banks and nonprofits
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in New York and other states. Food Link in Rochester
reportedly received more than two hundred eighty thousand eggs.
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in a shooting at a school in Thailand.
Speaker 11 (09:08):
The shooting happened at a high school on the outskirts
of Thailand's capital Bangkok. The suspected shooter, a fourteen year
old boy who was a student at the school, is
dead after turning the gun on himself. He said to
have killed his grandparents before going to deb Syrin Nantaburi
school to carry out the attack. Both teachers and pupils
are among the casualties. Several people have been taken to
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hospital and are critically hurt. Gun ownership is common in Thailand,
as is gun violence. This is the country's second school
shooting this year. Jonathan Savage, Fox News.
Speaker 2 (09:41):
President Trump is missing concerns of US munition stockpiles running low.
Speaker 20 (09:45):
The president'sy the US military has virtually unlimited supply of
some munitions. Pushing back on reports, the Pentagon is running
low on critical weapons.
Speaker 12 (09:55):
So we're in great check. But with that being said,
we always want more. We have to have more.
Speaker 20 (10:01):
Speaking with reporters in the Oval Office, President Trump conceded
some weapons stockpiles are tighter than others, and.
Speaker 12 (10:07):
We're getting them in on a daily basis. As you
know at defense companies are building more plans right now
than at any point. An issue.
Speaker 20 (10:15):
President Trump blamed his predecessor, former President Biden, for giving
away billions of dollars of ammunition to Ukraine at the
White House. Jared Halpern Fox News.
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next check of trafficking whether all the tens in less
than five minutes. Meta is being ordered to pay a
hefty fine for contributing to a mental health crisis among children.
Speaker 1 (10:34):
A New Mexico judge ordered the owner of Facebook and
Instagram to pay five hundred and sixty seven million dollars
into a child mental health fund set up to address
harms caused by social media. In Thursday's ruling, the judge
called metas social media platforms a significant contributing factor to
the current mental health crisis among New Mexico's youth. Lawyers
for Medica the company disagrees with the ruling and plans
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to appeal.
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Speaker 2 (11:15):
Developments in Iran are causing oil prices arise once again.
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Speaker 6 (13:53):
Bond investors are raising for labor market data, which could
cool growing expectations at the Cutter Reserve. Raises interest rates
at its next meeting in September. Economists expect the employment
report will show about eighty thousand jobs were created in July,
with more jobs added than in June but still among
the lowest totals this year. Weakness in the labor market
could cool concerns that it's fanning inflation, with US inflation
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data for July du next week. Oil has extended gains
after a report that Iran attacked hostile targets in the
straight of four moves. Brent right now is at eighty
three dollars of barrel wtis at seventy seven dollars. Chipotle's
stock fell two percent after federal health officials linked to
multi state salmonella outbreak to jalapeno peppers served at the
Brito chain. Federal officials have traced it to a grower
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in Sineloa, Mexico. At least three hundred and forty five
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Speaker 2 (14:46):
Who admitted killing a woman on the city's northwest side,
will be sentenced today. Twenty year old to me Or
Bailey pleaded guilty to the secondary murder and a gun crime.
In June, police say he gunned down thirty nine year
old Save we blanding in front of a house on
Spencer Street, Nella Avenue. In March of last year, a
Newark man has a serious head injury after a late
night Ontario cutty crash. Deputy said the nineteen year old's
truck went off the road and hit at culvert at
(15:07):
Root four eighty eight and Cuti Road forty seven in Hopewell.
He's recovering its strong hospital. President Trump says the straight
of Horror Moves is sort of open right now, but
a deal has not been finalized. Trump told reporters negotiations
with Iran are continuing and that in the meantime, the
US continues to blockade a running in ports and have
military control of the waterway. The American Civil Liberties Union
is condemning President Trump's latest executive orders targeting birthright citizenship.
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One order of strict birthright citizenship involving children of form
and diplomatic staff, children of people classifyed as alien enemies,
and children born in US territories. The other banned citizenship
two children born of brothers who entered the US for
the sole purpose of having a child here in this country.
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Fly ball out to right field, the water going back
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Speaker 21 (16:09):
Curtsy of sn Why the Mets blow out the Guardians
thirteen to six. Luis Torrenz, Francisco Lindoor, and Marcus Simeon
all win deep. The Mets will visit Pittsburgh tonight. The
Yankees will host the Braves starting tonight. In the Bronx,
Bright native Ernie Clement goes two for five, but the
Blue Jays fall to the Cubbies as they lose by
(16:29):
the score of three to two in eleven innings. About
the Rochester Red Wings, they knocked off Scrimton, winning ten
to five. The Buffalo Bill's breaking camp today at Saint
John Fisher University, their final practice beginning at eight thirty
Now the team's Blue and Red practice in scrimmage happening
Saturday night, seven o'clock at the New high Mark Stadium.
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On the injury front, safety CJ. Gardner Johnson back at
practice after being sidelined with a strained calf. For Syracuse
foot Well, it is day three of fall Camp college basketball.
Jerry McNamara Syracuse Sorange will welcome Albany to the JMA
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ready a plan eleven eighty. A Rochester man who admitted
killing a woman on the city's northwest side said to
be sentenced today. Twenty year old Demeor Bailey pleaded guilty
the secondary murder and a gun crime in June. Public
say he'd gunned down thirty nine year old Sandrael Blanding
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in front of a house on Spencer Street near Lynle
Avenue back in March of last year. It's not believe
the two knew each other, but investigators did not disclose
a motive Bailey faces twenty five years to life in prison.
A fresh charge against the man accused of killing someone
in an attack last week.
Speaker 9 (20:40):
On Monroe County grand jury has indicted forty six year
old Shawn Warnick on second degree manslaughter. Police announced Wednesday
that fifty three year old Timothy Carlton died of injuries.
Warnick allegedly punched him in the head several times during
an argument on Wood Road in Greece one week earlier.
He was initially charged with just assault and remains in
Monroe countych Dave Debo news radio WHAM eleven eighty a.
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New York Man has a serious head injury following a
late night Ontario Cunty crash.
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Reputy say the nineteen year old's truck went off the
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and County Road forty seven in Hopewell. He's recovering its
strong hospital. The driver was ticketed for unlicensed driving. Dominic
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Seven County woman ticketed in connection with a fatal Ontario
County crash last month. Investigators say forty one year old
Morgan Cleveman crossed into oncoming traffic on County Road twelve
in Naples, triggering a chain reaction crash. Seventy one year
old Brian Johnson Naples died when his pickup caught fire.
Cleedman was issued citations for reckless driving and failure to
stay in her lane. Meantime, a Southern Tier ATV crash
has left a mother and child dad two for say,
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thirty eight year old Ashley Browerby show crashed along Niles
Hill wrote in Wellsville yesterday afternoon. She and her six
year old Ward dead at the scene. Her three year
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This is READI a whabble of an eighty buffalo. Bill's
update today might be the last chances set. Kicker Tyler
Bassett the final day of training camp at Saint John
Fisher University after sitting out all of last season for hipping,
growing injuries and surgery. He says he's ready.
Speaker 5 (22:04):
I mean the body feels good again.
Speaker 20 (22:06):
A lot of work that I put in to get
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Going to do.
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morning and more on Tools talking sports from now to
two on Fox Sports twelve id Rochester, and we'll hear
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less than five minutes. Progress reportedly being made in efforts
to convince her Ron to reopen the Straight of Horror
Moons Fox and Steve Harrigan with more from Tel Aviv.
Speaker 13 (22:31):
Some Marine officials are saying they could be close to
a deal with them on for the free regulation of
shipping through the Strait of Horror Moves. Here's Around's Deputy
Foreign Minister.
Speaker 5 (22:42):
These fundamental agreements with Ohman have mostly been completed, meaning
we have made significant progress in our discussions with Oman,
and this progress is on the verge of being finalized.
Speaker 13 (22:51):
Of course, violence in the region could get in the way.
The hoo this once again attacked two Saudi oil tankers.
They also killed thirty eight government soldiers in Yemen, so
they could be facing retaliation.
Speaker 2 (23:03):
President Trump taking new staffs to restrict birthright citizenship.
Speaker 20 (23:06):
Months after the US Supreme Court rejected an effort by
President Trump to deny birthright citizenship to children born to
parents living in the US illegally. In executive order this
week now aims to rein in so called birth tourism.
Speaker 12 (23:19):
They've taken birthright citizenship and they've made a joke out
of it.
Speaker 20 (23:23):
President Trump is directing officials to deny visas of foreign
visitors suspected of traveling to the US to give birth.
A second order expands the categories of foreigners whose children
would not qualify for birthright citizenship.
Speaker 12 (23:35):
We're cracking down, very big, big crackdowns.
Speaker 20 (23:39):
It's unclear if either of the two orders can survive
likely constitutional challenges at the White House. Jared halpern Fox News.
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results show a drop in school reading proficiency in New
York last year and its slight improvement in math scores.
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The results were obtained by the City Reporter news agency.
The numbers show about forty eight percent of students in
grades three through eight were proficient last year in reading,
a drop of five points from the year before. At
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rate went from just under two per thousand inmates in
twenty ten to just under four last year, and in
custody deaths this year were nearly forty percent above the
five year average through last month, but suicides were down
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July twenty seventh shooting at the US consulate in Canada.
Speaker 4 (27:13):
Toronto Police say they've arrested a nineteen year old man
and a fifteen year old boy as the suspects in
the shooting, and they say they believe it was part
of a gun for higher network. Nineteen year old zen
Ul Abdeen Sayed faces multiple gun arson and stolen property offenses,
as well as a charge of attacking the premises of
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but cannot be named under Canadian law. This latest incident
follows an attack on the consulate in March. Police arrested
two people in June. Chief Superintendent Joe Matthews said investigators
think shootings, murders and arsons are increasingly being commissioned through
online apps, with suspects offered varying amounts of money depending
on the crime. Lisailisera Fox News.
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less than five minutes. A federal judge has temporarily paused
a deadline requiring President Trump to turn over financial documents
related to his business empire to the BBC.
Speaker 19 (28:10):
The documents were requested as part of Trump's defamation lawsuit
against the network over its editing of his January sixth
speech and a documentary released ahead of the twenty twenty
four election. Judge Roy Altman granted Trump's request to delay
the release while his legal team seeks to revise the lawsuit.
Trump's lawyers argue the changes would remove the need for
the BBC to access the confidential financial records, while the
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BBC continues to deny the documentary was defamatory.
Speaker 2 (28:37):
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The Livingston County Industrial Development Agency has approved a twenty
year payment in lieu of taxes agreement for the Burbrilla expansion.
Officials announced the two phase, one hundred and seventy million
dollar project at the Avon location in May. Company officials
have committed to creating over ninety new jobs as the
plant will get new packaging lines and warehouse space. Trillium
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statewide Advocacy Award during National Health Center Week. The Community
Healthcare Association of New York State honored Sardella for his
years of service and work promoting accessible, affordable healthcare in Rochester.
Stocks were lowered yesterday on Wall Street at the closing
bellt The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost four hundred and
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All right, plenty of fun stuff with Bob coming at
eight oh five this morning. An upgraded charge against a
man accused of killing someone during an attack. Last week,
I'm on recounting Grand Jury handing up an indictments against
forty six year old Sean Warnick on secretary manslaughter. Police
announced on Wednesday the fifty three year old Timothy Carlton
had died of his injuries. Warner is accused of punching
him in the head several times during an argument on
wood Road Increased a week prior. Ben County women ticketed
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in connection with a fatal Ontario County crash last month.
Investigators say forty one year old Morgan Cleveman cross into
oncoming traffic on County Road twelve at Naples, triggering a
chain reaction crash. Seventy one year old Brian Johnson Naples
died when his pickup caught fire. Senator Marshall Blackbourn is
the victor in the GP primary for Tennessee governor, defeating
Congressman John Rose and State Representative Monti Fritz. All were
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running to replace term limited Republican Governor Bill Leaf. Meantime,
NBC News projecting that US Representative Andy Ogles will lose
his Republican primary in Tennessee. He's ready a wamble of
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Alrighty Joe, thank you, and good morning from the Wham
eleven eighty sports doests. I'm John Dejilil. The Bills getting
good news on the injury front Thursday, safety CJ. Gardner
Johnson back at practice after being sidelined with a strained CAF.
Now the Buffalo Bills will hold their final camp practice
to morning at Saint John Fisher gets under eight eight thirty,
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but you must have a ticket to attend the team's
Blue and Red practice and scrimmage happening Saturday night, seven
o'clock at the New high Mark Stadium. How about Lions
running back Jamiir Gibbs gets a new deal three years
guaranteed money fifty one and a half million dollars on
the diamond. The Mets playing long bawl in their victory
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over Cleveland thirteen to six. They'll visit Pittsburgh starting tonight,
New York completing the sweep of the Guardians, the Yankees
hounst the Braves starting tonight, Brighton. Natea Vernie Clement goes
two for five, but the Blue Jays get edged by
the Cubs.
Speaker 5 (34:38):
Three to two.
Speaker 21 (34:39):
In eleven innings. The Rochester Red Wings doubled up Scrimton
ten to five. Josh Waits with a call tonight from Pennsylvania.
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Betrayal Weekly
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Dateline NBC
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