Judy: Wall Street rallied after
the fed's announcement.
The Dow Jones industrial average
gained 303 points, 1%, to close
at 30,668.
The NASDAQ rose 2.5%.
The S&P 500 added 1.5%.
President Biden pushed oil
companies to produce more
gasoline and cut prices.
He wrote to industry executives
restating his charge they are
profiteering, and he said the
crunch families are facing
deserves immediate action.
The industry blamed Mr. Biden's
policies for curbing production.
A white man accused of fatally
shooting 10 black victims at a
supermarket in Buffalo, New York
will face federal hate crime
counts.
Payton Gendron was charged today
as U.S. Attorney general Merrick
Garland visited the memorial for
the victims in Buffalo.
He said there's a moral
obligation to act.
>> The fear they will go to work
or shop at a grocery store and
be attacked by someone who hates
them because of the color of
their skin.
Judy: Garland did not rule out
seeking the gap penalty.
He already faces a mandatory
life prison term if convicted.
The Michigan police officer
charged with ordering Patrick
lyoya was fired today.
Christopher Schurr shot him in
the back of the head after a
struggle in April.
The Grand Rapids police chief
recommended he be dismissed.
A federal grand jury has
indicted the California man
accused of plotting to murder
supreme court justice Brett
Kavanaugh.
Nicholas roski was arrested last
week near Kavanaugh's home.
A conviction could carry a
maximum sentence of life in
prison.
There are new questions about
Georgia Republican congressman
Barry Loudermilk, leading a tour
of the U.S. Capitol complex one
day before the January 6 attack.
The January 6 committee released
video showing some in the group
photographing stairwells and
tunnels.
The chair suggested it might be
suspicious.
Loudermilk said it was an
assent.
>> If you go to that stairwell,
there is a golden eagle sconce.
That's what he was taking a
picture of.
These are folks who have never
been to Washington, D.C. And
were here to visit their
congressman.
Judy: The capitol police said
there was nothing suspicious on
the video.
The committee said one man on
the tour was outside the capital
the next day making threats
against Democrats.
A federal judge convicted a man
and his son today for January 6
crimes.
Photograph shows the father
carrying a confederate flag.
He and his son were found guilty
of obstructing an official
proceeding at disorderly
conduct.
The nation's top pandemic expert
Dr. Anthony Fauci has come down
with covid.
The national institutes of
health said found she has mild
symptoms.
He is 81 and has been vaccinated
and boosted twice.
Fda advisors endorsed modern
and pfizer vaccinations for
children under five.
Shots could begin on Monday if
they win final approval.
United States has announced its
largest military aid package yet
for Ukraine, including rocket
launchers and heavy artillery.
Secretary Lloyd Austin confirmed
the aid.
And we need to ship it to outgun
Ukrainian fighters soon.
>> You can never get enough and
never get it quick enough.
We are going to work hard to
make sure we are doing
everything humanly possible,
continued heaven and Earth.
Judy: In Ukraine, Russian forces
capped up a heavy bombardment
after Ukrainian troops rejected
an ultimatum to surrender.
Extreme heat gripped states from
Florida to the great Lakes for a
second day.
Forecasters warned readings in
the 90's and higher could
generate severe thunderstorms
tonight.
The heat could ease tomorrow.
Record flooding this weekend
around shenandoah national park
may have altered the landscape
for good.
Images show a local river
shifted course after heavy rain.
The water also washed out roads,
damaged homes, and drove
visitors away.
Video from Sunday showed a
rockslide striking one car as it
left the park.
No one was hurt.
President Biden has issued
executive orders on lgbtq rights
to discourage conversion therapy
to change sexual orientation or
gender identity.
It is a response to state laws
seen as being anti-lgbtq.
What parents need to know about
the newly approved covid
vaccines for children under five
years old.
The U.K. Tries to push forward
with its controversial plan to
deport asylum-seekers to Rwanda.
Why a Minnesota bank building
ranks among the United States'
most Dominican architecture,
plus much more.
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