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Monocle 24: The Foreign Desk
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"When Lewis and asio Lula da Silva, known universally as Lula, was first elected president of Brazil in 2002, it was a great plucky underdog story. Lula, who has a boy sold peanuts on the streets of São Paulo and had little formal schooling who worked his way up through Brazil's trade union movement and who had lost three previous presidential elections had claimed the big prize at last. And he made the most of it. Lula won reelection in 2006 and left office in 2010 only due to term limits, boasting a commendable record in reducing Brazil's poverty and consequently astonishing approval ratings. On New Year's Day, Lula was sworn in for his third term, but the Brazil that elected him and only just last October has changed a great deal and so has he. The country is more divided and more rancorous, a fury most picturesquely demonstrated by immense riots in Brasília earlier this month. And Lula is obviously older. He's 77 and since his first stint in the palacio del varada has endured both treatment for cancer and 580 days in prison on corruption charges later annulled. Can Lula do it again. What ideas does he have about Brazil at home or abroad that he didn't have 20 years ago? And where does he even start? This is the foreign desk. Lula's trying to weed out some of the supporters of Bolsonaro, but we have to recognize too that it did take the federal military to come in and quell the protests. What we saw in Brasília was the breaching of that divide between civilian politics and certainly the state police, military police, but also the military as well. And so I don't want to sound too alarmist, but clearly that wall has been breached into a certain extent. It's not that Bolsonaro is hard right in Louis hard left. As you know, he is very much a pragmatic, and that's why he was a successful president for his two terms. Of course, a few things here and there, you know, he was redistributing money a little bit more, but for business people, it was excellent years Brazil's growing so much. He's
WTOP
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"And schedule your free in home estimate. It's 5 ten, a strange police radio transmission perked up some ears yesterday, sparking an internal investigation into exactly what a local police officer was doing. Explains. It was after midnight, first of the year when the police radio seemed to crackle with a woman's whispers, panting, and heavy breathing. But police say the internal affairs bureau investigated and quickly determined an off duty officer's portable police radio in the trunk of his personal car had picked up the audio porn that the off duty officer was listening to. Over Bluetooth and his car, police say there was no one else in the vehicle and the internal investigation is continuing. News. Almost two years after the violent January 6th attack, the capitol police department is not in a better place or on a ready or footing. That's what the man who was capitol police chief on that awful day writes in a new book. Steven's son's book courage under fire comes out tomorrow in The Washington Post obtained an advanced copy, son writes that his department, the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security, had collected information, weeks earlier, indicating that right-wing extremists were planning an armed attack, but they didn't do enough to assess the threat. And once the attack began, senior military leaders delayed sending help, sund also says something similar could easily happen again. Are you hopeful about the economy in 2023? Michael Gabe and the chief economist at Bank of America doesn't seem very optimistic. The risk of recession is high. On CBS's face, the nation gave and said, that's because the economy's rapid recovery from the pandemic led to inflation. And the Federal Reserve is trying to slow down the economy to bring inflation down. And in the past, more often than not, that's coincided with some sort of recession. Linda kenyon, CBS News, Washington. Brazil's Louise and asio Lula da Silva has been sworn in as president in the capital, Brasília, assuming office for the third time, after thwarting outgoing incumbent jair Bolsonaro's reelection bid. Lula was president from 2003 to 2010 in his return to power marks the culmination of a political comeback sure to thrill supporters and enrage opponents in a fiercely polarized nation. His presidency is unlikely to be similar to his previous two mandates coming after the tightest presidential race in more than three decades in Brazil and resistance to his taking office by some of his opponents. The leftists defeated far right Bolsonaro in the October 30th, vote by less than two percentage points. For Maryland hunters using firearms, deer hunting season resumes this weekend, in most parts of the state, hunters do have to have a valid license. In addition to helping coal, the state's deer population, hunters taking part can get a state tax credit if they donate the deer carcass to charity. And still head on WTO, what President Biden is saying about the new year. It's 5 13. When people have a craving to explore new and traditional Asian cuisines, they head to PF Chang's, where scratch made dishes come from the 2000 year old tradition of wa cooking. PF Chang's wanted
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Washington D.C. and get rolled in national news with Amy Mars. All right, thank you, Paul more details emerging now about the suspect in the attack on House speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul Pelosi. Reports a 42 year old David Wayne de pop had a list of people he wanted to target. Pelosi suffered a skull factor after being violently assaulted by the suspect who authorities say was in search of the Speaker of the House. De pop will be formally charged as early as today. President Biden says Brazil's new president won a free fair and credible election leftist former president Louise and asio Lula da Silva defeated far right incumbent conservative giant ball scenario and a fiercely contested runoff vote Bolsonaro has yet to concede the race. The Food and Drug Administration says there is a shortage of amoxicillin in the U.S. for drug makers that sell nearly all of the amoxicillin in the country have limited supplies of some doses of the liquid form of the medicine, and that's normally what's used for children. The FDA announcement does not say when supplies might return to normal levels, it is also not clear if the increase in demand is because more people are getting sick, or if there's some problem with producing the drug. It is Halloween now. It means that kids are getting those costumes ready, and of course all that candy, not healthy. But dentists say, just relax. It's just one weekend. Georgia and mccandless is a pediatric dentist with the Texas dental association. Parents is from an oral health perspective. A Halloween weekend is not going to hurt your kid. Doctor Georgia and mccandless says, kids should bring a bottle of water along when they are trick or treating. Just take a little swig between the bites of candy, help wash away some of that sugar. Global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Amy Morris, and this is Bloomberg. How are financial services firms managing in this new reality? Claire Santa niello managing director at BNY Mellon's Pershing explains. If the current times have taught us anything, it's a critical role that technology plays in
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"D.C. or 99 one studios world and national news with. Maybe Mars. All right, thank you, Paul. The latest polls find a handful of very tight races will decide control of the U.S. Senate, The New York Times Siena college poll shows Democrats ahead by the slimmest of margins in Georgia and in Pennsylvania and also tied with Republicans in Nevada, momentum has been favoring Republicans in recent weeks with inflation and recession concerns weighing on the minds of voters. The results suggest a long night on election day and night with control of the now evenly split Senate up for grabs, turning to global politics now, Brazilians have delivered a very tight victory to Louise and asio Lula da Silva in a decisive presidential election rejecting incumbent Jai are both scenarios far right politics. Bolsonaro has yet to publicly concede a react in any way, his campaign had made repeated unproven claims of possible electoral manipulation before the vote, and that's raised some fears that he will not accept defeat and try to challenge the results. The Supreme Court meanwhile hearing cases today that may impact affirmative action practices at colleges. The court will hear arguments in two cases, one involving Harvard, the other involving the university of North Carolina. Now, David Lewis is a junior at Harvard. Affirmative action isn't reducing a consideration of merit or hard work or anything. It's actually amplifying it and looking at the merit of overcoming adversity as well. Harvard, junior David Lewis, the group students for fair admissions is looking for the court to throw out a 1978 case that gave the green light for universities to consider race in determining who could be admitted. Global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake. Powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120
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Brazil's Lula to reclaim presidency after beating Bolsonaro
"Brazilians have delivered a slim margin of victory to leftist former president Louis and asio Lula da Silva in a divisive presidential election Proud celebrated in the streets São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro Sunday Night after voters reelected Louis initio Lula da Silva as president for a third time It's a stunning comeback for a candidate who is at one time in prison for corruption Lula support a Carina palacio told the AP the wind was not so much about supporting Lula's leftist party as a rejection of far right incumbent yair Bolsonaro This is a relief at least we won't have a genocidal militia man ruling the country Bolsonaro's campaign made repeated claims of election manipulation before the vote in a victory speech to Silva said his win was a victory for the Brazilian people This isn't a victory of mine or the Workers Party nor the parties that supported me in campaign It's the victory of a democratic movement I'm Jennifer King
WTOP
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"The top stories we're following for you today, Brazil's electoral authority, said Sunday that Luis and asio Lula da Silva of the leftist Workers Party defeated incumbent jair Bolsonaro to become the country's next president to Silva was the president in 2003 to 2010. He was imprisoned in 2018 on corruption charges. He's promised to restore the country's more prosperous past. We're learning new information about the attack on Paul Pelosi, husband of House speaker Nancy Pelosi. CBS News has confirmed that investigators have determined that the suspect had a list of people he wanted to target. Also, he had a bag full of zip ties and the hat that hammer he brought to Pelosi's home. Despite political leaders on both sides of the aisle calling for calm, Elon Musk, Twitter's new owner who's been under fire for how he'll fight misinformation fan the flames. He retweeted, then deleted an article by a conspiratorial website that claimed the two men knew each other before the attack. And San Francisco police have since gone on the record saying these two men did not know each other before the attack. They say there is no doubt. This was a break in. CBS News Jonathan vigliotti in San Francisco. Speaker Pelosi says her husband is making progress in his recovery. The suspect will be officially charged today. He's expected to be arraigned tomorrow
WBUR
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"Green is green finance? Billions of dollars are invested in so called sustainable finance every year. But my investigation has found an example where green finance is being used to extract a vast new reserve of fossil fuels in Brazil. Some question how this can happen. Others defend it. Questions and answers after the news. BBC News with Chris barrow, Brazil's left wing former leader Luis and asio Lula da Silva is returning to power after narrowly beating the far right incumbent jair Bolsonaro in the presidential election. Lula said it had been victory for democracy and he urged peace and unity following a bitter campaign. His win marks the latest chapter in a roller coaster political career after last coming to power 20 years ago, Lula oversaw an expansion of the Brazilian economy and the welfare state, but a sweeping corruption investigation led to his conviction and jailing in 2018. The authorities in the Indian state of Gujarat have promised a full investigation into the collapse of a pedestrian suspension bridge over the river Machu, at least a 130 people are known to have died. The UN turkey and Ukraine say they'll continue the movement of cargo ships through Turkish waters, despite Russia pulling out of a deal on Ukrainian grain exports, the three parties are to inspect 40 outbound vessels on Monday. President volodymyr zelensky has said Ukrainian forces have repelled a fierce offensive by Russian troops in the eastern dinette region. He said Ukraine's exchange fund had been replenished, which means Russian soldiers had been taken prisoner. The billionaire businessman Elon Musk appears to have deleted a tweet in which he referenced an unfounded theory regarding the attack on the husband of the U.S. House speaker Nancy Pelosi. The tweet included a link to a site that's been accused of peddling hoaxes. Scientists have found that Eurasian Jays are able to resist temptation and wait for tastier treats which they say is a sign of intelligence, researchers offered ten birds, bread, or cheese while keeping their favorite treat, mealworms behind a glass screen. They found that the Jays ignored the food offered to them to be rewarded with the worms. Many looked away from the bread and cheese as if to distract themselves. BBC News. Hello and welcome to the climate question. The show that asks, what's stopping us from saving our planet. I'm Greg Jackson. And I'm Justin rollout, the BBC's climate editor. This week, a story of bankers and big bank notes, and everything is not as it seems. At the heart of it, a bank based in Britain. Yes, HSBC, a huge multinational that's pledged to provide up to $1 trillion worth of financing by 2030 in the name of climate change. We're asking how green is green finance. Justin
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Peel, the chief financial officer at DWS player. Good to have you with us on the program. So you've been we've talked to you before about outflows for 6 months. Now inflows is the story in this most recent quarter. Tell us what to turn that around. Yes, we pleased result report for the third quarter we have seen inflows of 7.7 billion within the third quarter. It's of course with the backdrop of a difficult market environment that we're operating in and we continue to operate in. So very much driven by cash inflows in the third quarter. We saw outflows previously, we had seen those come back almost entirely nearly 18 billion of cash inflows. But outside of that, we look very much at the diversification across the asset classes and where else we can kind of draw in that income. And in addition to cash, we've also seen inflows in alternatives with continued to see consecutively actually for each quarter in 2022 with an inflows in alternatives across real estate across liquid real assets and previously also across infrastructure. So a good result for the third quarter, we're very pleased to report that cash continues to be very volatile, we've seen that come back in the third quarter, but really consecutively we're seeing strong inflows from alternatives as well. And that's what we very mindful of because that's very supportive, of course, in our management fee margin and in supporting revenues. Here, more conversations like this one on Bloomberg television, streaming live on Bloomberg dot com and on the Bloomberg mobile app or check your local cable listings. On October 30th, Brazilians head to the polls for a runoff vote between former president Louis in asio Lula da Silva and incumbent jair Bolsonaro. Bloomberg will be live from São Paulo as the nation decides in the future of leptin America's largest economy. Average begins Friday on Bloomberg, your global news authority. What's changed is this. A decision by the government in Beijing that that status quo was no longer acceptable that they wanted to speed up the process by which they would pursue reunification. That was secretary blinken, actually
WTOP
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"He's slowly getting more comfortable playing on the perimeter. Just the spatial discipline that we're starting to see. But yeah, it's nice, but he was one heck of a tour guide of the sukiyaki. Dave Johnson, W TLP sports. The top stories we're following for you on WTO, President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden, visit Puerto Rico today to survey storm damage and meet with officials and residents. Thousands are still without power two weeks after hurricane Fiona moved through as a category one storm. The first couple visits Florida on Wednesday. Opening statements begin in federal court today in the capitol riot trial for oath keepers founders to erodes. He's been charged with seditious conspiracy for what prosecutors said was a weeks long plot to stop the transfer of power to Joe Biden. It was 20 years ago yesterday that the beltway snipers began their weeks long string of shootings that terrorized the Washington region. The snipers struck people who were doing everyday things like shopping, getting gas and mowing the lawn. Ten people were killed in all, stay with WTO for more on these stories and just minutes. Brazil's top two presidential candidates will face each other in a runoff vote. It follows a polarized election to decide if the country returns to a leftist to return to leftists to the helm of the world's fourth largest democracy. Or keeps the far right incumbent in office for another four years, with 98% of the votes tallied, and yesterday's election, former president Louise and asio Lula da Silva had 48% support and incumbent president jair Bolsonaro had 43.6%. The result makes us second round vote between these two candidates a mathematical certainty. It's 7 18. Traffic
WNYC 93.9 FM
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"Brazil, the presidential race heads to a runoff at the end of this month after the far right incumbent president jair Bolsonaro did far better than expected. Luis and asio Lula da Silva, the leftist former president came in first, but did not win outright. He needed a majority and felt just a bit short. It was a polarized election between two men considered populists, one on the left, one on the right. NPR's South America correspondent Kerry Khan joins us now from Rio de Janeiro with the latest Kerry, there was a much tighter race than expected, so what happened? Two things the right in Brazil came out in big numbers and sent the race to a runoff and the pollsters were wrong. They were just wrong. Brazil's major polls had predicted the double digit win by former president and leftist Louis Sinatra Lula da Silva. Many Bolsonaro voters may have switched at the last minute or just wouldn't admit voting for Bolsonaro to pollsters. We don't know. He's just a provocative brash far right nationalist here. He rails against political correctness makes homophobic comments. He's criticized for bungling the COVID pandemic and under his tenure destruction of the Amazon rainforest is skyrocketed, but his base is loyal. They came out for him. Here's what she said. My daughter was so loud. We Brazilians love Bolsonaro as much as you Americans love Trump. Trump is a political ally of the president here who takes many cues from the former U.S. president, he cries fraud a lot and says the media lies and pollsters are wrong and last night he got to say he was right about the polls. Oh, what about the silver? What is he said about his performance yesterday? He spoke to supporters in a very subdued rally after the final vote count was in. The 76 year old leftist said he's prepared for the runoff and a chance to debate Bolsonaro one on one. He says the struggle will continue until the final victory for Brazil does still remembered here for his big government spending that really helped lift many people out of poverty and outright victory for him last night would have been a spectacular political comeback after its presidency. He was jailed on corruption charges in 2018. He was released from jail and later had his conviction annulled, but many voters don't trust him more as party. Now, the act of actually going to the polls Carrie, how did that go yesterday? And what expectations about the next four weeks are there leading up to the runoff? Well, very long lines in polling stations here in Rio de Janeiro. It's going to be a tense and intense next four weeks until the October 30th runoff. Brazil is very polarized right now. These two men have outlined very distinct plans for the country. Look, generally the poor went for da Silva and see economics as the main issue for them Brazil's economy is sputtering still after the pandemic, and Bolsonaro supporters generally are more well off and they really go for his family values, anti abortion pro gun message. He speaks a lot about the political left turn in Latin America, especially in places like Nicaragua, Venezuela, Colombia, and Chile, and if allowed to come to Brazil, he says the quote communists will erode those liberties and has he repeatedly says he's the defender of God family homeland and liberty. NPR's Carey Khan in Rio de Janeiro Carrie, thanks. You're welcome. The government of the UK has been forced to make an embarrassing change. Days after the new UK finance minister proposed tax cut, the government is scrapping some of the ones for Britain's highest earners. The package of unfunded tax cuts spooked investors pushed the pound to record lows
WNYC 93.9 FM
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"The United States of anxiety is now a national show with me. This week, the etymology of the big lie. I thought I'd heard it all. I mean, I've covered politics and race for a long time. And then I read a new book documenting the truly out there conspiracy theories about the Obama family and how they still drive post truth politics. How do we fix this? Tonight at 6? Live on WNYC. Coming up on NewsHour the next 30 minutes around the world trip to create visual memories, a crash at a stadium in Indonesia leads to one of the deadliest ever football disasters. We report from the front line Ukrainian city facing a Russian assault and hear about the challenges facing Britain's new prime minister Liz truss as she attends her first party conference as leader. All of that coming up after the news. BBC News with I mean McHugh, counting has begun in Brazil's elections with the far right presidential Bolsonaro facing a strong challenge from his left wing rival Luis and asio Lula da Silva, Lula described it as the most important vote in the country's history. Mister Bolsonaro said he would accept the result if there wasn't fraud. He has repeatedly cast doubt on the integrity of the election. There are reports of gunfire in the Iranian capital Tehran at the entrance to the country's most prestigious science and engineering university, videos on social media show students at Sharif university running from members of the security forces on motorbikes. There has been weeks of anti government unrest in Iran. The Indonesian authorities are investigating one of the deadliest football stadium disasters in recent decades, at least 125 people died at the match in east Java. Mediators in Burkina Faso say the military leader, who was ousted in a cou on Friday as formerly agreed to step down. Bollon read amoeba had given several conditions, including a guarantee of his security. A 6 month UN brokered ceasefire in Yemen between Iranian backed Houthi rebels and a Saudi led coalition has ended with no word from either side about whether it will be extended on Saturday a Yemeni TV channel quoted the Houthi leader as saying the ceasefire had reached a dead end. Ukraine is to be given 16 more howitzer artillery systems, financed by Germany, Norway and Denmark, the offer was made after a Germany's defense minister Christina lambrecht made her first visit to Ukraine since the war there began. And the health ministry in Haiti has confirmed one case of cholera in the capital Port-au-Prince, raising concerns about a repeat of the devastating outbreak 12 years ago, almost 10,000 Haitians died in that outbreak which was attributed to UN peacekeepers stationed in the country. BBC News. Welcome back to NewsHour. Of the many possible reasons for taking a young family on a yearlong trip around the world, Canadian Edith Lemay's is rather poignant after three of her four children were diagnosed with a genetic condition that will probably leave them completely blind by middle age. She and her husband decided to give them as many visual memories as they could. The BBC's eloise Alana spoke with the family, halfway through their journey. My favorite moment was my birthday 'cause I read in a hot air balloon. 5 year old Laurent is on a trip of a lifetime with
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Bidens had the Florida on Wednesday. I'm Scott Carr. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. The largest price hike in nearly a decade for Lisa's on New York City's rent stabilized departments went into effect on Saturday, more from Bloomberg's Denny's Pellegrini. Susanna, this is huge in the world of rent stabilized apartments back in June the New York City rent guidelines board approved this increase. It was a 5 to four vote. And now current renters who renew their leases between now and next September 30th. Well, they will be subject to increases of three and a quarter percent for one year leases, 5% if it's a two year lease, and this change affects more than 2 million New Yorkers who are currently living in the city's 1 million or so rent stabilized units. Susanna. Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini. Brazilians go to the polls today to cast their vote in a presidential election. Voters will choose between two well-known candidates, incumbent jair Bolsonaro and his leftist to challenger and former president Luis in asio Lula da Silva. If no candidate clears the 50% mark a runoff will be held October 30th. German utility RWE agreed to buy Consolidated Edison's renewable energy assets for $6.8 billion. It's one of the biggest green deals in U.S. history. The September jobs report is a highlight on the coming week's economic calendar, Bloomberg's Karen Moscow has more. Investors will get a fresh look at the U.S. labor market when data on job creation and unemployment for September come out on Friday. The monthly payrolls report is expected to show another month of robust job creation in September and the unemployment rate holding near the lowest in 50 years. Monday, we have a look at construction spending and manufacturing, Tuesday, it's durable goods orders, and the OPEC plus coalition meets Wednesday to decide its next move on oil output. A number of Federal Reserve officials are scheduled to speak in the coming week. Bloomberg's Kieran Moscow, global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Susanna Palmer. This is Bloomberg
WLS-AM 890
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"Yeah beat the clock last time right I think we got out with like a micro second left Show J it's possible folks It's possible for me to actually stop talking when the show ends or in a break It is possible I just choose not to do it most of the time All right let me welcome to the show for the first time I really excited about having her on Sydney Watson thanks for joining us today taking the time We really appreciate it You know thanks for having me I'm excited I was just thinking I don't think we've ever spoken not once So this is very exciting No Which is a travesty and a moral not a venous sense a moral sin I love your videos I just trip out on them I used to work as you know probably know or may not blaze TV before it was like CR TV and it's such a viewer the host of a show everyone should watch It's called you are here at the blaze TV And if you don't know Sydney Watson you better get to know her because she is awesome Hilarious funny good entertaining educational Your videos are great Welcome to the show glad to have you So the first thing I wanted to ask you about You're Australian right It says Aussie and your thing so I had a problem not athletes as Aussie right here right I'm not wrong so you are Australian correct Yes my accent is dying at a rapid rate it depresses me but yes I am in Australian I'll be honest I only made this mistake one time I traveled to Australia was in Canberra and Bondi beach once And I mistakenly said oh is that an Australian accent The guy said I'm a kiwi man He was very upset So I never presume anything So what is going on in your home country of Australia We're going to play a video at some point later in the show of a MP over there I don't even remember his name Mark something or whatever Mark McGowan and you saw it and he's doing a public service announcement and Sydney he translates English into English with an Aboriginal translator What is going on What happened to this wonderful country Why is it turning into a police state Okay so I think the first thing that a lot of Americans seem to think is that Aussies have an always will be like America and the reality is that I'm not surprised by anything that we're seeing back home at the moment The video that you're referring to I saw that as well And it was just it's so tragic And so I'm glad you're going to play it because it's humiliating I think for a lot of us And for people who don't know the Aboriginal population I think there's fewer than 1% of the population or Aboriginal but they do have their own little dialect And they also have their own languages and what have you but this video is just disgusting And it's kind of soaking too because aboriginals understand English They're not you know it's not like they have mental problems and they don't know what we're saying So this is really bad But insofar as what's going on to Shelley go to remember that it is a Commonwealth country it's based around English common law and things like that So a lot of what's going on is predicated on the fact that all these are not super stoked with the idea of freedom In fact they value security over freedom That's just something that people have to remember Yeah I mean that kind of surprises me It really does I mean I think listen a lot of us just we haven't traveled over there many of us I was over there for a bit But even the guys I talked to over there the cops for most at asio whatever they were really like rugged kind of independent what you would think of what a stereotypical Australian rugged tough guy would be into see people so quickly many of them not all I get a lot of we have a huge audience in Australia I kid you not But to see many people just acquiesce so easily And it brings me to my second question here It just seems like this ongoing fear porn campaign by left this all over the world here Australia the UK All over the world that this fear porn campaign over coronavirus has been very useful I was scrolling through your social media feed before the show and you had a great tweet You're like listen man I've been living my life for like two years haven't had it yet great whatever but you know I'm just doing my thing You know you guys can live in fear if you want but I've only got one shot at this whole life thing And that's it So I applaud you for doing your thoughts on the whole fear porn thing Well okay so again if we're talking about it in the ugly context there's not a great diversification or Australian media So here you actually have the ability to have the damage you to show You have the ability to have the blaze and all these other platforms Australia's what 27 million people which is around 15 times less the population size of the United States So the diversification of ideas that all these have access to there's not a great deal of them So obviously if you have the majority of the media telling you how horrifying everything is they're going to participate in that And yeah I'm assuming we're.
Morning Edition
Brazil’s Ex-President ‘Lula’ May Run for Office Again as Court Cases Are Tossed
"Right president gyroball sonar. Oh is under growing pressure over his response to the pandemic. Now he's facing trouble of a different kind. Supreme Court judges rolled ball scenarios. Political nemesis can run against him in next year's election. Former leftist president Louis in a CEO Lula da Silva was banned from running. Louis and ASIO. Lula da Silva was banned. Louis and ASIO Lulu DeSilva was banned from running in 2018 because he was convicted of corruption. But this new rolling means the Selva, widely known as Lula could have a shot at getting his old job back. We're joined now by NPR's South America correspondent Philip Reeves. Well, what exactly did the judge rule? Well, I don't know whether you remember this. A couple of years ago, Long after leaving office, Lula was convicted of corruption budges. He wound up serving 18 months in jail. Hey, and his supporters always said these charges were politically motivated. Stop him running in the last election in 2018, which they did That's allowing both Salah Toto win yesterday, a Supreme Court judge. Another of those convictions, he decided the court in southern Brazil that bride Lula had no jurisdiction to do so. He ruled the cases should be tried over again by federal court in the capital, Brasilia. And that means that Lula gets his political rights back, at least for now, and therefore, really much to everyone's surprise. He qualifies to be a candidate in next year's president elect presidential elections and can challenge full sooner.
WGN Radio
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"This week on the turf toe injury he suffered in the playoffs. That'll likely sideline him for the start of the teams off season program. But Be ready well before training camp in Chicago Public schools say that winter sports can begin as soon as Thursday. That does include basketball, but teams have been told they have to practice for seven days at least seven days before they can play in any games. I'm Kevin Powell, WGN Sports Tom's Skillings forecast from the Perm ASIO Weather Center. Things will cloud over tonight. Still cold floors or lights, no possible lakeside areas. Of Northwest Indiana alot of two degrees tomorrow cloudy and cold 1/6 day in frigid Arctic air. Some lights nowhere flurries possible. At times I've 16 degrees at night, as well as on Thursday there will be occasional light snow could see happen inch to two inches possible. The low Wednesday night is six degrees the high Thursday's 20 degrees Friday more cloudy than not with a continuing chance of some occasional light snow flurries. The high of 18 degrees. Your money on WGN is sponsored By Associated Bank. Your money works here. The furious rally on Wall Street the last week cool today. Despite the NASDAQ closing at a new record high. Dow closed down nine points at 3 31,075. NASDAQ finished up 20 points and 14,007 and S and P 500 ended the day down four points at 39 11. I'm Laurin lap on Chicago's very on 7 20, w G and a different future starts with you. That's why go, Daddy does more to help you find a name. You can create cell and get found online. So any small business could be a driving force to create change or build an empire way. No old ideas aren't cutting it anymore. So we're calling for a new generation of thinking your way of thinking..
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"The Emmy and Tony Award winning actress was known for her roles in Sounder and the Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman. Tyson's memoir, Justus I Am was published this week. She was 96 Cold Night is ahead, The W GM meteorologist Tom Skilling says more significant snowfall could be on the way for the weekend. We got a nine degree low expected tonight that settle here for blue out in the suburbs starts moderating tomorrow night and Weekend storm threat, crowed Snow is expected to develop late Saturday through Sunday. We'll have the full forecast coming up WGN SPORTS Here's Kevin Pallet over a week away from the Super Bowl of much of the talk today in the NFL was about to Shawn Watson, the quarterback, requesting a trade out of Houston. Three time pro Bowler has been unhappy since the team traded away his number one receiver. DeAndre Hopkins, followed by some front office moves and coaching hires. We'll see what the Bears decide to offer Houston for Watson gotta figure their employees there. Meanwhile, the Bears hiring former Texans outside linebackers coach Chris Rumph Blackhawks, agreeing to terms with defenseman Madison Bowie to a two year contract to set career highs and assists and points. With the Red Wings last season. Hawks back on home ice tomorrow night against Columbus will have that game here on W. G. M. Tonight's game between the Golden Knights in the ST Louis Blues has been postponed, The NHL says Ah Vegas player and another coach of entered Cove in 19 Protocol in writing picture called Stuart agreeing on a one year deal with the Cubs. After he opted out of last season because of the pandemic. Before that, he spent a couple seasons with Minnesota. Posting a 639 You are a I'm Kevin Powell, WGN Sports and now Tom's Skillings forecast from the Perm. ASIO Weather Center tonight. Scattered clouds cold, lighter winds. Most of eight in the city before below in some outlying areas Friday, Partly sunny cold with a high of 30 Saturday clouds lower and thinking winds increased chance of snow late in the day. More likely, Saturday evening. Ah, high of 35 your money on WGN. The Dow closed up 299 points today. NASDAQ Up 60, 60 S and P 500 up 36 points. Gold Down today. Oil Down 57 Cents a $52.28 The vics that the CBO we down seven points. I'm Kim Gordon on Chicago's very own. 7 20, WGN. It's a new year and with T Mobile..
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Chicago Weather: Lake-Effect Snow Showers To Persist
"And now Tom's Skillings forecast from the Perm ASIO Weather Center Tonight. Lake Effect. Snow Showers Come and go and counties along like Michigan. Locally. 1 to 3 inches accumulations and a few spots with heavy snow showers. Otherwise cloudy, blustery, colder low of 24 Tomorrow cloudy, breezy, colder. Some lake effect. Snow showers continue with the high of 26 Thursday Generous sunshine cold, much lighter winds with a high of
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"In the wake of the siege on the capital earlier this month, Senator Dick Durbin and Congressman Brad Schneider or reintroducing the Domestic Terrorism Prevention Act. Bill passed the House last fall, but did not make it past the Senate after Republican leader Mitch McConnell blocked it. Schneider says they stand united in their commitment to pass the legislation combating the threat of domestic terrorism and racially motive violence, including specific threats posed by white supremacists. Is not a democratic or Republican issue. Not a left person's right or urban versus rural issue. It is an American issue. Domestic terrorism is the threat we can and must address together. The act would enhance the federal government's government's efforts to prevent report respond and investigate acts of domestic terrorism. Indoor dining in Chicago is on the horizon that from their life, But today, she says she's optimistic. The city has moved down the Tier two in the States Coronavirus mitigations because the Midwest went through the second surge first. Before other parts of the country. We're coming out of its sooner than other parts of the country. We're definitely trending in the right direction. Today we reached a new, I think important milestone of 8.1% positivity. She didn't give a specific date for when indoor dining would begin. Chicago will be moving into the next phase of the Corona virus Vaccine rollout plan in just a few days, residents who are 65 years and older as well as frontline essential workers like teachers, police officers posted Workers, Frontline grocery store employees and corrections officers can get vaccinated. Inmates have also been moved into this group on the shots will be prioritized with the first one's going to those who are oldest and at highest risk. There's one C is expected to begin a march 29th when all other essential workers in people with underlying medical conditions will be eligible. All Chicago and 16 and older can receive their shots and face to that's not expected to begin until May 31st more lap to WGN NEWS WGN SPORTS Here's Kevin pal Cox hockey on the air tonight and Kevin Lincoln and will be making his NHL debut getting the start in net. Coach Jeremy Collinson had said all three Goldie's on the roster would get opportunities tonight. It's Lincoln and against the Panthers in the final game of a season opening four game road trip pregame in just under an hour with Chris Boat and John Weidman, a Troy Murray have the call at six college hoops. Three games in the Big 10, including Illinois hosting Penn State, according to the NFL network bearers have interviewed interviewed former Giants and Cardinals defensive coordinator James Better For their vacant D. C job. Sarah Thomas will capture six NFL season by becoming the first female to officiate the Super Bowl in NFL history. She's a down judge should be a part of the seven crew. Seven officiating crew in the Super Bowl. Tiger Woods has undergone 1/5 back surgery. That's put these start to his new year on hold. Woods didn't say when he had the procedure done, only that doctors deemed it a success and expect a full recovery and New York Mets gentle manager Jared Porter fired after sending explicit and invited text messages and images. To a female reporter in 2016. I'm Kevin Powell, WGN Sports and now Tom's Skillings. Forecast from the Perm ASIO Weather Center tonight occasional light snow tapering to a few lingering flurries past nine o'clock, Becoming partly cloudy, cold and breezy. Most accumulations between a half to an inch alot of 19 Wednesday. Partly sunny, fairly windy, modestly milder, with a high of 37 Thursday, partly sunny, several degrees colder a bit above seasonal norms. A high of 34 Your money on WGN sponsored by Associated Bank. Your money works here. The Dow closed up 116 points today. NASDAQ Up 1 98, the S and P 500 up 30 points. Gold Up today. Oil up 66 cents at $53.2 The vics that the CBO e. Down one point I'm Kim Gordon on Chicago's very.
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"Schools will dock pay for staff with unexcused absences, thousands of pre K and special needs. Students return to class on Monday for the first time since the pandemic began. Jesse Sharkey, the president of the Chicago Teachers Union, says some members don't feel safe and they continue to teach outside, you know, are doing it because their personal safety and that underscores the need is a union T take overall situation seriously and get an agreement that, um, that that make strong factors in place to get schools open safely. The union says there's already been a positive cove in 19 cases in three schools. CPS has only confirmed one case for the second consecutive year that will be north No North American International Auto Show in Detroit. There will now be a new event in Pontiac, Michigan, September 21st through the 26 called Motor, Bella. It will be completely outside. WGN Sports. Here's Kevin Powell, a two year contract extension for Blackhawks head coach Jeremy Collinson on the eve of the start of the season. Collinson entering his third year with the Hawks, they're set to open their season tomorrow night in Tampa will have it here at 6 30 College hoops in the Big 10 tonight, a top 10 matchup between Michigan and Wisconsin. With four games called off this week already and more teams dealing with covert related issues, the MBA and the Players Association of enacted additional protocols in the hope of keeping the season going safely. Among the new policies. For at least the next two weeks, Players and team staff will have to remain at their residents went in their home markets and prohibited from leaving their hotels or having outside guest went on the road. Tonight's Bull's game against the Celtics had already been Post pone and the White Sox, adding one of the premier closers in baseball. They reported three year contract with the fourth year option for Liam Hendriks Smith. The past five seasons with Oakland was an All star in 2019. I'm Kevin Powell, WGN Sports and now Tom's Skillings forecast from the Perm ASIO Weather Center tonight. Mostly cloudy will see lows in the upper twenties tomorrow mostly cloudy highs in the upper thirties. Thursday cloudy a 30%.
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"Allegations from 40 years ago that were brought up against father Michael flavor. Now those allegations were brought up to the Archdiocese of Chicago's attention earlier this week. Since then, father Flicker has stepped aside. March will be held tomorrow, starting at six in front of the church, WGN Sports Here's Kevin Powell. Thank you. Kim Northwestern, unbeaten at home against Big 10 opponents this season both victories over ranked teams. Another top 2025 team visits Evanston tonight. In number. 12, Illinois there on a three game winning streak. Pregame at 7 45 tip off a date with Dave in it and Joey Meyer here on W. G and bowls. West Coast swing resumes tomorrow against the Lakers Blackhawks practice resumes tomorrow morning. We're just so less six days away now from the start of the regular season, Bro Quan Smith, Darnell Moody and Ellen Robinson did not participate. Embarrassed practice today. Smith and Moody were injured. Against the Packers. Robinson likely just a precautionary move. She deals with a hamstring issue. As for the possible absence of Smith on Sunday against the potent Saints offense, here's defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano. Yeah, we're still holding out Hope, you know. And those kind of things, but You know whether he's there or not, It's always next man up. Bears kicker Cairo Santos Named and FC special teams Player of the month and in baseball, four time All Star shortstop Francisco Indoor and ready, Carlos Carrasco. Traded to the Mets in exchange for four players. I'm Kevin Powell, double DG in sports. And now Tom's Skillings forecast from the Perm ASIO Weather Center tonight and Friday more clarity than not breezy, chilly, some passing flurries Possible. Hello tonight of 33 High on Friday of 36 Saturday Partly cloudy near seasonable temperatures. Ah, high of 36 your money on w G. M. The Dow closed up 211 points. NASDAQ Up 3 2060 S and P 555 points. Gold up today. Oil up 32 cents of $50.95 The vics that the CBO e down almost three points. I'm Kim Gordon on Chicago's very own 7 20, WGN. 15 minutes Could save you 15% or more. Is that Shakespeare? Nope. It's Geico. Yeah, that Shakespeare from one of his unpublished works, which be not.
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The questioned head of the colombian Army leaves office
"The Colombian president even do okay has replaced the head of the army general asio Martinez whose tenure has been marked by allegations of human rights abuses and corruption announcing the change of command was to do Kay said general Martinez had chosen to retire for family reasons tell me actually sells and multi was finally added he has expressed to me his family reasons which are not only welcomed with a greeted with an immense feeling of gratitude and admiration for the work he's accomplished over the course of the years in the service of Columbia