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Live from NPR News in Washington. I'm x.

In Philadelphia, police say at least six officers have been wounded and active shooting situation is still going on. The officers are at x Hospital with none life-threatening injuries. And authorities are asking both people to stay away from the area and also media helicopters, too. Police say they are interfering with the operation. The Health Sciences Office at nearby Temple University is on lockdown. The White House says the President has been briefed on the situation.


Survivors of child sexual abuse who've waited years for justice to be served are getting a chance starting today to hold their alleged abusers accountable. The New York legislature is temporarily standing the statute of limitations. NPR's x reports judges in the state are bracing for a flood of lawsuits. New York had one of the most restrictive statute to limitations on sex abuse cases, meaning many adult survivors of child abuse haven't been able to file claims. The legislature this year revised that, setting the one-year filing window for old cases and allowing other survivors up until their 55th birthday to file claims. One law firm says it alone has 12,000 clients ready to file. Among the institutions bracing to be hit by new claims are the Boy Scouts of America and the Archdiocese of New York. The Catholic Church had lobbied against the revision of the statute of limitations. So many suits are expected that dozens of additional judges have been designated to deal with them. x, NPR News.


In El Paso, Texas, the 22 people shot and killed at a Walmart a week and half ago are being remembered in a memorial service today. Thousands are expected to attend. Police say the gunman who was custody confessed and said that he deliberately targeted Latinos. Meanwhile, Governor x says Texas is adding manpower to gang investigations surrounding white nationalist groups in the wake of the shooting.


It's another highly volatile week for the stock market. Tuesday's big stock rebound proved a transitionary rally for an anxious market. x has more on today's sharp drop on Wall Street and the mounting economic worries behind it. Despite
(?) manufacturing, job gains and consumer spending have been solid, but the bond market is flashing danger ahead. The closely-watched relationship of short- and long-term interest rates has flipped, with two-year treasury yields going above ten-year ones. Such a yield inversion has long been seen as a harbinger of recession. Investors fear trade frictions will further slow the global economy, with bank shares plunging. The Dow Jones Industrial fell more than 800 points to close 3% lower. The S&P and the tech-heavy NASDAQ had similar losses. For NPR News, I'm x. And for the NASDAQ, it was down 242 points today, the S&P500 down 85.


This is NPR.


The U.N. Refugee Agency says time is running out for more than 500 refugees and migrants who are stranded in the Mediterranean Sea. x reports two rescue vessels are still unable to find a European country willing to allow them to dock. Italy and Malta still refuse to provide a safe haven for the refugees and migrants. U.N. Refugee Spokesman, x, says the situation is becoming increasingly desperate, as conditions on board the vessels deteriorate and storm clouds gather. The rough seas are expected to intensify during the course of today and into tomorrow. I mean, really, this is a question of how much we are willing to turn a blind eye to the suffering of people who have fled war and violence. Those rescued at sea are people from Somalia, Eritrea and Sudan and include more than 100 children. x says they are in urgent need of disembarkation. For NPR News, I'm x in Geneva.


If you need to boost your Barbie collection, there is a new Star Wars-inspired doll set soon to be out. Mattel is releasing three collectable dolls with Barbie spins on Princess Leia, Darth Vader and R2D2. They can be pre-ordered for delivery in November and they cost about 100 dollars each. The most popular ordered so far, Darth Vader Barbie.


Crude oil prices lower by the close, falling nearly 3.5%, ending today at 55 dollars 23 cents a barrel.


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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jeanine Herbst.

In Philadelphia police say at least six officers have been wounded in an active shooting situation that's still going on. The officers are at area hospitals with none life threatening injuries and authorities are asking both people to sit away from the area and also media helicopters too. Police say they are interfering with the operation. The health science's office at nearby Temple University is on lockdown. The White House says the president has been briefed on the situation.

Survivors of child sex abuse who've waited years for justice to be served are getting a chance starting today to hold alleged abusers accountable. The New York legislature is temporarily standing the statute of limitations. NPR's Tom Gjelten reports judges in the state are bracing for a flood of lawsuits.

New York had one of the most restricted statutes of limitations on sex abuse cases, meaning many adult survivors of child abuse have been able to file claims. The legislature this year revised that citing a one-year filing window for old cases and allowing other survivors up till their 55th birthday file claims. One law firm says it alone has 1200 clients ready to file. Among the institution's bracing to be hit by new claims, other boy scouts of America in archdioceses of New York. The catholic church had lobbied against the revision of the statute limitations. SO many new suits are expected that dozens of additional judges have been designated to deal with them. Tom Gjelten NPR News.

In El Peso, Texas the 22 people shot and killed at a Walmart a week and a half ago are being remembered in a memorial service tonight. Thousands are expected to attend. Police say the gunman who is in custody confested and said that he deliberately targeted latinos. Meanwhile governor Greg Abbott says Texas is adding manpower surrounding white nationalist groups in the week of the shooting.

It's another highly volatile week for stock market. Tuesday's big stock rebound proved a transitionary rally for anxious market. Steve Beckner has more on today's sharp drop on Wall Street in the mounting economic worries behind it.

Despite self manufacturing, job gains and consumer spending have been solid. But the bond market is flashing danger ahead. The closely watch relationship of short and long term interest rates has flipped with two-year treasury yields going above ten-year wants, such a yield inversion as long being seen as there have been years of recession. Investors fear trade frictions will further slow the global economy. With bank shares plunging, the Dow Jones Industrials fell more than 800 points to close 3% lower. The S&P and the tech-heavy NASDAQ had similar losses. For NPR News, I'm Steve Beckner.

And for the NASDAQ it was down 242 points today. The S&P500 down 85. This is NPR.

The UN refugee ageny says time is running out for more than 500 refugees and migrants who are stranded in the Mediterranean Sea. Lisa Schlein reports two rescue vessels are still unable to fight a European country willing to allow them to dock.

Italy and Malta still refused to provide a safe haven for the refugees and migrants. UN refugee spokesman Charlie Yaxley says the situation is becoming increasingly desperate as conditions on board the vessels deteriorate and storm, clouds gather.

The rough seas are expected to intensify during the course of today, and into tomorrow, I mean very this is the question of how much we are willing to blind eye to the suffering people who've fled warned violence.

Those resuced at sea are people from Somalia, Eritrea and Sudan and include more than 100 children. Yaxley says they are in an urgent need of disembarkation. For NPR News, I'm Lisa Schlein  in Geneva.

A few need to boost your Barbie collection, there is a new Star Wars and inspired doll site soon to be out. REtailers releasing three collectable dolls with Barbie spins on princess Leia, dolls waiter and R2D2. They can be preordered for delivery in November in the cost about 100 dollars each. The most popular ordered so far dolls theatre Barbie.

Crude oil prices lower by the close, falling nearly 3.5% ending the day at $55.23 a barrel. I'm Jeanine Herbst, NPR News in Washington.

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Live from NPR News in Washington. I'm x. In Philadelphia, police say at least six officers have been wounded in an active shooting situation that's still going on. The officers are at area hospitals with none life-threatening injuries. And authorities are asking both people to stay away from the area and also media helicopters, too. Police say they are interfering with the operation. The Health Sciences Office at nearby Temple University is on lockdown. The White House says the president has been briefed on the situation. Survivors of child sexual abuse who've waited years for justice to be served are getting a chance starting today to hold their alleged abusers accountable. The New York legislature is temporarily extending the statute of limitations. NPR's x reports judges in the state are bracing for a flood of lawsuits. New York had one of the most restrictive statute to limitations on sex abuse cases, meaning many adult survivors of child abuse haven't been able to file claims. The legislature this year revised that, setting the one-year filing window for old cases and allowing other survivors up until their 55th birthday to file claims. One law firm says it alone has 1200 clients ready to file. Among the institutions bracing to be hit by new claims are the Boy Scouts of America and the Archdiocese of New York. The Catholic Church had lobbied against the revision of the statute of limitations. So many new suits are expected that dozens of additional judges have been designated to deal with them. x, NPR News. In El Paso, Texas, the 22 people shot and killed at a Walmart a week and a half ago are being remembered in a memorial service tonight. Thousands are expected to attend. Police say the gunman who was in custody confessed and said that he deliberately targeted Latinos. Meanwhile, Governor x says Texas is adding manpower to gang investigations surrounding white nationalist groups in the wake of the shooting. It's another highly volatile week for the stock market. Tuesday's big stock rebound proved a transitionary rally for an anxious market. x has more on today's sharp drop on Wall Street and the mounting economic worries behind it. Despite soft manufacturing, job gains and consumer spending have been solid, but the bond market is flashing danger ahead. The closely-watched relationship of short- and long-term interest rates has flipped, with two-year treasury yields going above ten-year ones. Such a yield inversion has long been seen as a harbinger of recession. Investors fear trade frictions will further slow the global economy, with bank shares plunging. The Dow Jones Industrial fell more than 800 points to close 3% lower. The S&P and the tech-heavy NASDAQ had similar losses. For NPR News, I'm x. And for the NASDAQ, it was down 242 points today, the S&P500 down 85. This is NPR. The U.N. Refugee Agency says time is running out for more than 500 refugees and migrants who are stranded in the Mediterranean Sea. x reports two rescue vessels are still unable to find a European country willing to allow them to dock. Italy and Malta still refuse to provide a safe haven for the refugees and migrants. U.N. Refugee Spokesman, x, says the situation is becoming increasingly desperate, as conditions on board the vessels deteriorate and storm clouds gather. "The rough seas are expected to intensify during the course of today and into tomorrow. I mean, really, this is a question of how much we are willing to turn a blind eye to the suffering of people who have fled war and violence." Those rescued at sea are people from Somalia, Eritrea and Sudan, and include more than 100 children. x says they are in urgent need of disembarkation. For NPR News, I'm x in Geneva. If you need to boost your Barbie collection, there is a new Star Wars-inspired doll set soon to be out. Mattel is releasing three collectable dolls with Barbie spins on Princess Leia, Darth Vader and R2D2. They can be pre-ordered for delivery in November and they cost about 100 dollars each. The most popular ordered so far, Darth Vader Barbie. Crude oil prices lower by the close, falling nearly 3.5%, ending today at 55 dollars 23 cents a barrel. I'm x, NPR News in Washington.