AP Headline News Apr 16 2019 22:00 (EDT)

 

AP Radio News. I'm Jackie Quinn.

 

The Trump administration has announced a big change that will keep asylum seekers locked up in the U.S.

Attorney William Barr is terminating the opportunity for asylum seekers to ask a judge to grant them bond while their cases are pending. Barr decided that asylum seekers who clear a credible fear interview and are facing deportation don't have the right to be released on bond by an immigration court judge. 

That's our Mike Gracio reporting.

The administration's also said to be looking at ways to sanction countries whose citizens stay on past short-term visas.

 

There's been a deadly shooting at an outlet mall in Tennesses near Great Smoky Mountains National Park. A young woman from Pennsylvania apprently shot and killed by a gunman who wounded another person and killed himself. Police are thinking it was random and they don't have a moto.

"Just don't know but, you know, all we can do as law enforcement is to get you as qucik as we can."

 

Days before the anniversary of the massacre at Columbine high school. The school had to go on lockdown. The FBI says it's searching for a woman who has threatened the school.

 

The Archdiocese of Los Angeles has agreed to pay 8 million dollars to a teenager sexually abused by the athletic director at her catholic high school in 2016.

 

Michigan's attorney general says that she will not enforce a State abortion ban if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe vs Wade. Democrat Dana Nessel speaking at a planed parenthood group says she believes it is likely the 1973 decision will be struck down.

 

The co-executor Michael Jackson's estate attorney John Branca says he's confident fans will protect Jackson's legacy after the HBO "Leaving Neverland" boradcast that allege child sexual abuse. Branca accuses the subjects are being motivated by money. This is AP Radio News.

 

A new surbey finds almost half of the young adults 45% don't have a primary doctor. Experts say that's not a good thing. Our Rita Foley reports.

Convenience rules health care now. Patients can get help whenever they needed through telemedicine, walk-in clinics, urgent care centers and work places that have started adding worksite clinics. Experts say you still need a primary doctor to look out for your overall health.

 

Officials who are trying to contain a measles outbreak in a county just north of New York city have ordered all unvaccinated people to stay away from public gatherings including houses of worship for upto 3 weeks. That order issued in Rockland county comes a day after New York city closed a pre-school over non-compliance with vaccination requirements.

 

The President of France says they will rebuild Norte-Dame and Emmanuel Macron says it can be done in 5 years. I'm Jackie Quinn. AP Rado News.