AP Headline News Apr 10 2019 05:00 (EDT)

AP Radio News. I'm Rita Foley.

 

Watch for more fireworks today as Attorney General William Barr returns to the Capitol Hill. Lawmakers are expected to ask him about special counsel Robert Muller's Russia report. Top Senate Democrat Chuck Shumer.

"We've heard reports in the media from some people on Muller's team that he didn't portray the report fairly. We'll wait to see the report but color me dubious that he's going fair unless he proves otherwise."

Yesterday Attorney General Barr told House lawmakers he expects to release a redacted version of special counsel Muller's report within a week. Today he's expected to be asked about the report he talks to the members of Senate sub committe about his department's budget.

 

Actress Lori Loughlin is in even more troubles now in the college admissions bribery case. Lori Loughlin, her fashion designer husband and 14 other parents are also facing a charge of money laundering. Just a today earlier, Felicity Huffman, 12 other parents and a coach agreed to plea guilty. Loughlin and her husband are accused of paying 500,000 dollars in bribes to get their daughters into the University of Southern California as crew team recruits. Even though they were never involved in crew. This new charge could be a sign prosecutors are going after parents fighting the allegations. The attorney for one parents, William McGlashan who co founded an investment fund with U2's Bono calls the "deeply flawed." I'm Ed Donahue.

 

Cheering Charlottesville Virginia has welcomed home as Mens college basketball champions. University of Virginia fans cheered as the team arrived at the school stadium carrying the NCAA trophy.

 

Still no official word from Israel. But it appears Benjamin Netanyahu is about to win another term as Prime Minister. This would be his 5th term in office if he wins the election. This is AP Radio News.

 

Maybe you've gotten a scam calls. 24 people are now charged in a billion dollar plus medicare rip-off. Telemarketers would reach out to seniors offering them free orthopedic braces. The scheme was also touted through television and radio ads. If you expressed interest, you'd be patched through to an international call center, then the call centers would verify the senior's medicare coverage and transfer them to telemedicine companies for consultations. Fraud investigators Gary Cantrell with Health & Human Services said the doctors would write prescriptions for braces regardless of whether the patients needed them or not. Medical equipment companies would get hundres of dollars for brace for medicare and pay kickbacks to the call centers. Medicare says it's taking action against 130 medical equipment companies. Official in Health & Human Services say it's one of the biggest fraud since Inspector General

Office there ever seen. Jennifer King, Washington.

 

Presidential candidate, Senator Bunny Sanders rolls out a new version of his medicare for all plan today. He wants to eliminate private health insurance. Rita Foley. AP Radio News.