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"august, 17th" Discussed on The Christian Science Monitor Daily
"Thanks for joining us. I'm clay Collins. And I'm Clara jumani. Linda Feldman our Washington bureau chief watched last night's primaries with an eye to what they would mean not only for candidates like Liz Cheney and Lisa Murkowski, but also for the GOP broadly, and for the course of national politics. Here's Linda. Representative Liz Cheney invoked Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses S. Grant and God in her concession speech Tuesday night. But it wasn't a farewell. She was setting up her next act to do whatever she can to prevent former president Donald Trump from staging a comeback. Come January, the conservative Wyoming Republican will no longer be a member of Congress. Representative Cheney lost the primary big 66% to 29% to Trump pick Harriet hagerman, a stunning fall for a once rising GOP star. In the wee hours Wednesday, miss Cheney reorganized her election account, blush was $7 million into a leadership political action committee called the great task, a phrase from Lincoln's Gettysburg address. Will she run for president either as a Republican or an independent? She'd be a super long shot, but could use a campaign to promote her anti Trump message. If she doesn't run, she can use that money in other ways to argue vociferously against mister Trump. Should he run again? Miss Cheney's defeat represents mister Trump's last and biggest victory in his effort to rid the house of the ten Republicans who voted to impeach him after the January 6th, 2021 riot by his supporters at the capitol. In all, four of the ten lost in their primaries to one and four retired. But even in the house, miss Cheney isn't done with mister Trump. She's the top Republican on the January 6th committee, which will reconvene this fall with more hearings and a final report. In Tuesday's other primary state, Alaska, Trump backed women aren't faring as well. With counting still underway, Trump endorsed Kelly Chewbacca slightly trails moderate GOP senator Lisa Murkowski. Both will compete in the general election under the state's new ranked choice voting system. Alaska's Trump backed former governor Sarah Palin, the GOP's 2008 vice presidential nominee. Is running second in both the special election and November race to fill the state's only House seat. Coincidentally, senator Murkowski and miss Cheney are both the daughters of prominent Republicans. Ex vice president Dick Cheney most notably, blasted mister Trump in a late campaign ad. Miss Cheney is very much her father's daughter, former Wyoming GOP, congresswoman barbecue, told me last year. And she knew miss Cheney wouldn't change course. It doesn't matter the cost, miss Cuban said, she'll fall on her sword to be right. Now today's stories. Our first story is about self reliance, with no bomb shelters and little in the way of civil defense, Gaza's residents have to fend for themselves when Israeli missiles start falling. A go bag is essential, a comforting cat can help. Daily life in the Gaza Strip blockaded by Israel in Egypt is never easy. But this month, for the second time in about a year, residents found themselves suddenly plunged into war as Israeli jets fired missiles targeting the militant Islamic Jihad group and the militants retaliated with rockets. Maryam el, a mother of two, knew the drill. She shepherded her young daughters to a hallway in the center of her apartment, a room with no windows that could shatter and splinter and tried to take their minds off the explosions by telling them stories of her childhood and fairytales. It's the best coping mechanism she has, there are no bomb shelters in Gaza, where residents have to fend for themselves, and everyone has prepared a go bag of emergency supplies in essential family documents ready for instant evacuation. Teenagers are what Salah has her own emergency protocol, find and grab her cat. Cuddling her pet amid the explosions of Israeli air strikes recently, arwa settled the cat's nerves and admittedly her own. With the prospect of sudden war never far away, miss elder always priorities are clear. I only care about my children's safety and future, she says. But in Gaza, this task is getting increasingly difficult this story was reported by isra Nami in Gaza City, the Gaza Strip, and Taylor luck in Amman Jordan for
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"Lunch Friday. You're with dean lane. Good Wednesday, morning. Welcome in, August 17th, pleasure with us here at WTO P where the time is three O 8. Precision AC tune up for only $69. Michael and son. Have a good weather on the 8s. Good morning to rich hunter with this in the WTO traffic center. Good morning, dean for some good news outer loop of the ballet just after George avenues, a police action cleared all lanes are open nothing left to look at good news there. Continuing on the adult of the Balboa you're in good shape, headed past the exit for two 70 around the big curve and continuing into Virginia, but heads up they are still working on the envelope near Georgetown pike, two right lanes get you by the work sends a laser where you work that was on the inner loop as you head north of the GW park beyond to the American legion bridge. That works on has been wrapped up and cleared all lanes have been reopened. Now, 95 north and Virginia working down in as you leave Fredericksburg headed into staff for counting the route 17 falmouth, works on block the right lane of three to get by without delay. Beyond that, the cleanup of the vehicle fire nor found just after 6 44, everything wrapped up in clear their all lanes are open, nothing left to look at. And if you're traveling southbound 95 lash tech still working, I just after the exit for Quantico, headed down toward Walmart for one 46, and there you were getting bothered to work so in single files left NASA late doing so without delay, rich hundred of YouTube traffic. Storm team four track and another great day out there on our Wednesday. We will see a high temperature around 83° after a nice cool start, gonna feel real good out there on a Wednesday morning. Can't rule out an isolated shower on your Wednesday, but most of the day is dry. 85° on Thursday, going for 88 on Friday, Friday coming with a little bit more humidity as well. So it's been feeling like September, Friday is going to feel more like August for sure. Same deal on Saturday, warm highs in the mid to upper 80s with a chance of storms in the afternoon. I'm storm team four. Chief meteorologist a camera. Right now we're in 69 in rossland 69 3 a.m. our Wednesday morning mid week, August 17th and farragut square, 64 in Laurel, route 65 and holding in our nation's capital. This check brought to you by
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"The tuesday. Thanks for being with us clark. The coach coming up next whole show. Twelve to two brian gary that good afternoon guy from three to five and then it's valley. Vikings day on thirteen days. Thirteen team scott. Leffler his crew. You can hear from them from five to six. Let's get to the headline to cut my stupid games win. Stupid prizes florida win arrested after quote on quote lewd jail visit with inmate. Authorities say Well this florida woman starting out. They're exposed her breasts and appeared to pleasure herself during virtual visit with an inmate last week ending up behind bars herself. Authorities said Daniel herrero thirty eight of Punta gorda spoke to the inmate innovative. Call the charlotte county jails visitation center on august. Eight eight For the engaged in lewd sexual conversation for about an hour before she started. Well you know at one point. During the video session for era was rocking back and forth her seat For also lifted her shirt expose her breasts to the inmate. Three separate times toward the end of the call. According to the statement ferrara was arrested days later and charged with exposure of sexual organs within a public place in violation of probation or community control. She was she was on probation to not a whole lot of brain cells. Fire in that one. That's the headline coming coming up tomorrow. What we got on a wednesday. We've got robin barrowman. Livestock exchange Cattle market update As well as mark kanoute's in who will be joining us at ten thirty four tomorrow. All of our programs our podcast. You can go back and listen on thirteen ten k. k. dot com for ryan kelly. I am tanner schwinn. This has been no now presented by the jeanine agencies on northern colorado's voice one or three point one thirteen ten kfi k. We'll talk to you tomorrow see see..
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"Struggle here northern colorado's well. Yeah i'm sure there will always be ups and downs in the economy and One of the things. I just looked at Yesterday i was out of town for week. 'cause you know but It was looking at the latest census numbers and From the twenty ten cents to twenty twenty cents as the actual count for twenty twenty. That was just released last week. the number one fastest growing county in the state was broomfield. Which is the city and county of broomfield. I think they grew about thirty. Two percent number two is well county. an excess of thirty percent growth in population in that ten year period so Very significant growth that we've we've seen in this market and as we as we talked about. There's really no letup inside. I was speaking with someone. Today about The fort collins population which is right at around one hundred seventy thousand that's projected to be two hundred fifty five thousand. I believe Over the next twenty five years and As we talked about before really has past boulder in population. It's now hundred. Eight thousand a lot of the growth that we see in colorado will be on this northern front range corridor and i think i think substantial portion of it will be in well kelly crews would editor publisher with biz west. Appreciate your time as always chris. What a what are you going to be working on. What can we be looking forward to. And where can we find that well. A couple of things We are working on our economic profile magazine. Which is packed. Full of economic statistics like like population like gross domestic product data that publication. We'll go to press here in the next week and then later this month we have our women of distinction awards program so looking forward to that. Well we are looking forward to that as well. Chris appreciate your time. Glad to have you back all right. Thank you thanks. Chris would editor publisher with biz west. Ten fifty one time before he break Air solutions. I told you they were coming onto my place Yesterday dusty rhodes was out. There had to come and take a look at some hot water heater been. Give me some fits still and just haven't been able to get the right solution for it and well. My solution is air solutions. Dusty came out. He's got the problem fixed. And in a way he goes It's air solutions ingredient. Nine seven zero two hundred twenty seven fifty three nine seven zero two hundred twenty seven fifty three air solutions in really.
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"Ten forty one the time. Thanks for being with us here on no co now. Isn't it by the jeanine agencies joining me now up on the hot minor syrupy four by four. Vip guests it is. Chris would editor and publisher with biz west And chris let's talk biotech space. Where we're going with this today. There's a lot going on we've Written a lot of stories about the shortage of biotech space It's very acute in the market. That's really at a zero percent vacancy rate right now we've had a few things that transpired here in recent days Ag he biologics which Had acquired the former astrazeneca amgen facility in boulder. A couple of years ago and expanding that facility has now as of last week closed on the former amgen astrazeneca facility in longmont which is a sprawling Operation in longmont. They paid thirty six million dollars for that facility at the same time Soma logic a boulder biotech company is about to complete a merger. This is We talked about some logic a while. Back kanter it's one of those unicorns valued at more than a billion dollars and it's Undergoing a spec merger out merger with a special purpose acquisition company and that just got. Sec approval here rizzoli now. They're going for shareholder approval so we will soon have another biotech. A publicly traded company. But one of the questions is What are they going to do. Where will they go Because they need additional space and there's been rumors about them Occupying a new building Up near the folder municipal airport but that is not not been confirmed But it really just talk. It really speaks to the shortage of laboratory space of biotech space that exists in the region Cbre had a recent report that identified about one point six million square feet. That's in demand in the boulder area right now And the problem. Is you know if you if you're looking to sign an office a building You might wanna do some renovations. Maybe you wanna put up some walls or you know redo the lobby or or things like that and it landlord might give you a tenant. Improvement allowance That would be paid out over the course of your lease so that could be twenty dollars. A square foot Over the life of the least could be forty dollars with biotech space. You're talking a hundred dollars square foot hundred fifty maybe even as high as two hundred dollars a square foot so not. Every landlord has the resources where they can finance that on behalf of these biotech tenets. So it's a very acute shortage right now and Any any landlord that can provide that space With a lot of power and a lot of water as well as access to talent pipeline of employees would would do pretty well in this market. Yeah it seems like the thing that we keep going back you here. When we're talking about biotech is that boulders can have run out of space like you mentioned and now the question. That i have chris and maybe you can answer is will. The city council will the people of boulder allow for them to start building up words. I mean that's what we've seen from a lot of cities when they run out of space. You start building up. is that something. We could be seeing in boulder. I think there is zero zero chance of that right now. The maximum that you can build in boulder is fifty five feet and that is with a a variant so that is not No i don't think that you'll start seeing high rises in boulder whatsoever. I think you will see. And we are seeing redevelopment. Boulder is very much a redevelopment market. And that can be everything from Redeveloping something like the old liquor mart into housing. Or there's a plan. To redevelop the sports authority and diagonal plaza shopping center into housing but also there are landlords. That are coming. In largely from out of state that are buying properties and in some cases converting office buildings into laboratory space There's a company called tri tower financial out of austin that has purchased several properties in boulder. And is doing just that. So they have the resources they can Put in that tenant. improvement Those that ti finish for these Laboratory users and they can carry that financing for through the term of the lease. But i think there is some potential for markets like greeley and loveland for example. You know there's a lot of aac years there's food processing here. There are clean roofs in in northern colorado and there are probably facilities that could be converted into space like this You know companies like nutrient and and obviously b. s. a lot of companies in that Ask research that That space so there are. There is some potential. I think for northern colorado to try to get a piece of of this action. And hopefully that is the case with with that industry as you get into northern colorado and you talk about specifically here in weld county and Even larimer county when he talked about oil prices and the oil and gas industry that has been hit so hard gonna be looking for more of those economical drivers and if biotech and fill the void. I think that would be I think that would be very very good. Think and there are some you know. There are some company such as Pharmaceutical company in loveland You have hocken Dan her In in loveland water quality analysis so those are very Very scientific oriented enterprises and beckman culture another danaher company. We just wrote on They're taking one of those new industrial buildings that atkin johnson built in loveland so There there is a lot of Opportunity in northern colorado to be player In that life scientists space and and the broader scientific instruments face talking with chris would editor publisher with biz west and one of the other things that we want to talk about it. Let's switch gears a little bit chris. Highway four zero two in love on what's going on there. You know we've been. We've been here for years at highway four. Oh two From loveland all the way to greeley is kinda who will be of the next wave of development and we're starting to see that in a loveland in particular. We just wrote a story last week on three new projects along the highway for to corridor. That will bring about thirteen hundred new homes to loveline these range from A project called south village To several other other projects that will will bring these These homes into the city So these are under underdeveloped now and there's more coming there's more coming in loveland and I think with improvements to i twenty five and a eventual improvements on that That interchange you'll see more development on the inside of i twenty five along highway or two in the in the decade ahead. Yeah it's gonna be interesting to watch. And i the growth here northern colorado as a whole is going to be interesting to watch how it all works out and what industries are going to take off and i'm sure there's going to be industries that.
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"Co now presented by the j nine agencies. I am tanner schwinn right. Kelly doing production work back behind that luckily for him bulletproof glass. Thanks for being with us here. So obviously we discussed at great length yesterday. What was going on in afghanistan. More pictures and videos coming out of afghanistan that that are just. I mean scary. Sad any adjective that you want to us about hip. And here's the thing i mean. We're seeing all of this footage before we heard from the president of the united states. I mean before we heard from the president of the united states and when he finally did speak he had some interesting thoughts. He spoke This is a report from good morning. America this morning Here's joe biden talking about what's happening in afghanistan right now. I stand squarely behind my decision. After twenty years. I've learned the hardware that there was never a good time to withdraw. Us forces as the fallout over. The collapse of afghanistan intensifies president biden insisting that bringing troops home is still the right decision. I will not repeat the mistakes we've made in the past. And while he's standing by his exit strategy the president also acknowledging that the administration was caught off guard by the speed of the taliban takeover truth is this did unfold more quickly than we anticipated now with kabul chaos amid the frantic rush to evacuate the president saying he bears some responsibility. I'm president of the united states america. And the buck stops with me. But he's also blaming his predecessor claiming the trump administration's timeline for the drawdown tied his hands forcing him to follow through or risk reigniting conflict and blaming the afghan forces saying he gave them every opportunity to fight for their nation but that they failed to protect their homeland is wrong to order american troops to step up in afghanistan own armed forces would not he actually makes a pretty good point there at the end he makes a pretty good point but at the same time as as the powerhouse of the of the world right as the united states of america do do we have some sort of obligation to protect the women and the children. You know the girls who who won't be able to go to school anymore. Protect that that that way the the that we had been trying to do for twenty years he makes a good point if the afghanistan if the afghan soldiers armed forces wouldn't engage with the taliban. Why should we and this goes back to that texture. We had yesterday saying you know you can lead a horse to water. But you can't make it drink but what happens now. I mean what is next. He's going to continue to withdraw the soldiers out of there. And i mean you can argue the merits of whether we should have been there for twenty years. If we should have ever gone there you can argue all of that. And i think there's fair points on each side and as i said yesterday there has been There have been mistakes. Made by each of the last presidents in the last twenty years. Should we have been more aggressive right off. The bat after the the ni- after nine eleven should we put our foot down then. Should we pull out completely. When bin laden was killed should we have not pulled out now. There are mistakes that have been made by every sitting. Us president in the last twenty years goes on to say. Look i he made you know. Some of the some of the blame falls on him and for this current situation. Yeah absolutely does but what happens now. The taliban will be back in control. There are us allies that are in afghanistan. Right now that will not be able to get brought out and now does the does the terrorism threat increase in the united states. Absolutely ryan see if you can find this for me to. There's a clip of a reporter in afghanistan and there are people chanting death to america and the reporter is just. I couldn't believe it how she handles it soon. You can find that for me. Believe it was a cnn clip We'll get that pulled up for you here in just a second but the terrorist threat just went up exponentially right in the united states and now that you see you know it took joe biden to three days to come out and say that the taliban took over the entire country in two weeks what we're even doing over there as soon as we go from trump to biden six months later boom seven months later eight months later. Whatever it's been now not all of this falls on. Joe biden at all but his current situation does. Did you find that clip ryan which she says. They're chanting death to america but they also seem very calm here. Let's play this for you. I believe this is cnn. Here chanting death to america. They seem friendly at the same time. Leads utterly bizarre changing debt to america but they seem friendly at the same time. Yeah that's like me saying. Hey ryan i'm going to punch you in the face that's all it's and smiling at the same time. What kind of poor is that. Let's play again. Can we play that again real quick. Here's a cnn reporter in afghanistan in the capital right now. Here's the report chanting death to america. They seem friendly at the same time. It's utterly bizarre. What and here's the thing. Here's the thing that we need to make. Sure we don't do. We make sure we don't fall asleep on the taliban and i know that sounds so bizarre that i even say that but when we didn't have a president who didn't address the situation for three days seems like we need to be thrown out warning out there. We'll see what's next not really a plan. I mean we're still going to extract the troops. Now we just have to try and get these people out of there safely. In the next i mean. Is it going to take a month. He even said that they were caught off guard by it. There were even democrats asking. Why the hell were we so unprepared for this. Very very bizarre and scary times going on With afghanistan right now very sad sad times very confusing times and a and a leader. That hasn't been in front of this. Hasn't been out there talking and saying you can do this. You can do this shirt..
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"It's going to be a long a long process. Yeah i think we're into the flu. Burn phase now yet. The the real great burn right away with the the texas and oklahoma moving now the rest of the teams in conferences. I think are you know they know they have at least this year. Texas and oklahoma can't move right now and there's gonna be some lawyering figure out win so they have a little bit. I'm starts figure out things so they're all meeting to out what that is. I mean we're came out last week that The pac twelve big ten and acc have talked in alliance which could mean a lot of things that can mean just scheduling alliance at mean. You'll kind of voting together to overpower this. You see it could mean a full on merger to make a crazy large conference So there are a lot of those discussions going on. But yeah i think it's going to now be Sort of trickle of things that happened as all these powers figure out what their next step is because they know they have a little bit time in texas and oklahoma. Actually move talking with kevin lila. And yeah it is. It's going to be that's long burn. I think that's a really great term for this and It'll be interesting to see. You know if she was a part of any of the chips or or or if it's a complete landscape shifting you know maybe do away with with some of these conferences. I don't know there's so many possibilities. I'm not gonna pretend to be able to get in the high in the head of anybody in the ncwa because a lot of their things that they do. Don't make up a lot since to me quite. Frankly yeah exactly. It's very hard to predict what could happen. And i mean things like you know Big ten acc in pac twelve whining together again. A couple of months ago. seem crazy but but nothing really seems crazy more. Say it's impossible to really project. A ton of what will happen till probably the next domino's start to fall so two weeks two weeks away from football Kevin can you believe. We're a week away from high school. football what are some of those teams looking like. Yeah it really is crazy. Say we have a good number of division one talent in the city. Some really good players. I'm fort collins is a really intriguing team especially there in a certain transitional leagues. They have chance to rack up wins And both fossil and rocky. I think have a lot of talent. it's going to be both of them. Were a little inconsistent. Last year of both have rising junior. Quarterbacks are really good. So i think both then have a chance to make some sort of transitional year they have a new head coach But you know you know you get beer. They're going to be tough to play against and they're usually have some some real quick athletes on the outside so it should be a fun here in the city but I i really can't pick who the best team is. I think any of those three then know foucault collins rocky could be the best team in the city. We've got i think we've got three or four Fort collins of broadcasts scheduled and many. It's exciting at least scrimmages taken place at the high school level. You know it feels a little bit more normal like it could be a good year. How excited are for high school. Football too to have those those stands and have the fans back in there and the parents i mean. That's that's what high school and prep sports is about. It's is seeing those big parents. The grandparents in the stands watching their kids or the grandchildren go out there and perform. Yeah exactly. I was just talking about that the other day. How fun it's gonna be to. Have you know city game with the big old student sections. Tease each other and everything. That's going to be a blast 'cause French field was basically silent last year. Which is real A real big bomber. To to be frank it is and it. It adds extra element The that come out there. Are there any players specifically. I know there's some players that are going to have been committed release offered over to see us. You are there any players specifically that you're going to be watching this year. Yeah i mean dante johnson Committed or mcgarity both from fort collins both commit. Csu issue Ethan thomas and he's a name they keep in mind. He's a junior lineman at rocky mound. He already has Six or seven power five offers. He's gonna end up with a lot more. He's the guy that's a really really big recruiting Resume so to speak. And he's a guy to watch for sure. Yeah it's gonna be. It's gonna be a funnier kevin. What else are you working on right now. He just right right in the middle of You know we get so excited with camp surge going and then it's like okay. That's enough camp. That's enough camp. Let's get a game going. Yeah exactly mean. We're building into game weeks. Or if you stuff coming soon then yeah. High school underway. I'm actually out at a golf tournament right now. And then this afternoon. I have a really good softball game. Fossil ridge windsor fossils at defending five as softball. Champion windsors ranked in for as. That should be a really fun one. That is going to be now are you. Are you giving any tips out there on the golf course or are you just trying to take some notes right now to get your golf game in a in an improved state. Yeah i tell them like. Hey guys there's a whole it'd end point now. It's a simple game really. Yeah i mean. I've been telling these coaches like i. You know i. I see your kids. Keep not playing in the whole. I don't really get why they don't just put it in it. It's so simple. Just just hit a guy on mega putt. An onto the next one. Yeah exactly. I mean. That's what i don't do so i don't see the issue. We should have that conversation yesterday. Wrapped up men's league last night and Let's just say it was a below average. They bumped us up league. And i don't think we wanna match this entire year so I needed you out there to to be my golf coaches here. Kevin along you were doing that is hacking my way around. Old course so we. We both took out some davis. Yes see we need to. We need to have a great offseason. That's what we need to do. We need hit the gym. We we need to have a great offseason season camp and then next year you know chelsea's not over but but next year that's our year. That's what i'm looking for. All right. kevin. Hey i appreciate your time as always my friend. Thanks for being flexible. Where can people find all of your great content. Yeah i'm at kevin underscore lytle on twitter and the stories show up on colorado dot com. Appreciate it kevin. We'll talk to you next week. That's great thanks for having me thanks. That's kevin lytle with the colorado and appreciate his time as always for joining us. A xp realty that's desert pedder. The real estate market hasn't settled down at all the economy still There's so many people worried about the long term future of what we have going and and buying that house or selling. That house can set you up to be in a good spot. And you gotta make sure you're paying. What is reasonable and you're overpaying for something and if you're selling your house you need to make sure you're getting what you need to have out of it. Desert petting her has ledge born and raised here in colorado and she knows the real estate market She's with espn realty letter. Take the headache out of the home. Buying process it's desert petting her with. Espn realty ten twenty one time. Let's go ahead and take a break when we.
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"august, 17th" Discussed on NoCo Now ? 1310 KFKA
"Submitted. Number one quarterbacks by. I don't think it's even close to debate right now and You know there's some cautious optimism. I guess you could say around the team of of how the passing game has been going. Obviously it struggled a lot When he was in their last year but he's the guy that players really seemed to rally around a really likable guy and and The fact that it's not a qb competition. I think you know has a story and soon right. Yeah i think i think it absolutely is in I mean the fact that he has cemented it so early i mean is that a good thing i guess. Force the issue because he played that well or was it because there was no other competition. Yeah you you could look at either way There's probably small bits of both but Overall i think it's a good thing i you know. I kinda live or agree with the you. Know the slogan if you have to you have none So i think knowing who your guy is a good thing and you don't have to worry. I mean a few years this several years ago but When bobo is going back and forth between colin hill and nick stevens and Didn't name a starter until the night before the opener. I don't think he thinks like that is ever good for keeps the fact that they know at least means that going into the season they they all know you know what is going to look like with that guy in charge so overall and i think it's a good thing we'll see you. You know when when the game starts how how. Todd plays back there. But i think you're better off knowing at this stage camp. Are you getting better at cutting through some of Steve adagios coach speak Yes and no. I think There are parts of the parts that you can pick out. You definitely sort of. Has the you know the things he wants to talk about. As a as laugh. I think is actually brady at media. Day asked about the running game and about a or no. He asks about the defensive line. I should say mbappe minute later Steve talking about how good the running game is so it can be kind of hard to figure out which way the wind is blowing. but he. he's the guy huge energy. Say the guy you know he. He has a lot of passion for the game So there's no doubt about that he can kinda I want to say ignore question but take a question kind of go off on on whichever topic you wants to discuss. Which isn't unusual coaches tend to do that. They sort of have things in their head back intentionally or not. They just go that way coaches and politicians. Maybe that's a good point. I i. I love it. Actually i really do like adagio adagios fire. I've always had. I don't know. I've been drawn to coaches like that jon gruden. We've talked about a little bit or he. Just i mean in your face. Here's who we are guys being dudes all of that stuff man and i enjoyed it but i. I think it was tweeted out. You know somebody asked a question about Dodson tony was it. Three minute long answer. Yes about three twenty really and that was really a first party. Someone asked to follow up about todd and on probably another three or so minutes. Yeah when he he's a i. Call it the filibuster. When he has a topic he wants talk about. he'll keep going So yeah he long winded for sure. He can talk for days about football. We're talking with kevin lytle out of the colorado so you know tots entails going to be the highlight of this. We are i. I can't. I can't actually believe this. But what are we. Two weeks away from Csu's first game It came out Their their first opponent gonna be ranked number four th in the afc as As your feelings changed about this team at all as it swayed or is it going to take some proof on the field for that to happen. Yeah i mean. I think it's everyone sounds like they've made huge strides during camp. Yeah everyone agreed off. Everyone having a great campy every school nation saying that right now and some of them. It's through some of them. It's not see. I definitely wait and see on the field action issue. I mean absolutely going to be tested early and often as you said. South dakota state There the fcs runner up there. They're not going to be scared. Come in fort collins So you get early test raft bat and a pre intriguing game See i'm i'm just yeah. We're we're did that point camp where it's like okay you know. We have the tease the football to get to the real football. It's so close yet so far away these things starting to drag on. And you're right right now. Nobody's had a bad camp. Everybody's going undefeated this year. Yeah exactly. I mean i. I always chuckle. this time. The area we saw we see it in media days. And then yeah this. I've time of camp Everyone's like oh this and this you know. Such and such player is really emerging so and so's in the best shape of their life. Yeah so those really gonna be a great players. Mike kevin yeah. I mean. we are shoe if anyone's going to now's the time and you've great off season we're expecting big things we all know. They don't always come true bay. Maybe it'll happen this time may miss. It was like you're twentieth. Consecutive grey off season. You know maybe you're due for a good season. I think so. I think this is definitely my year. You know i've been putting in the work These guys have really been coming along with me. I mean just all that coach speak that comes through. I love it Kevin lilo with the colorado and kevin As much as i'd like to just talk sports with you Unfortunately covert is rearing. Its ugly head again. See issue now requiring a vaccinations and and mask mandates along the way What impact is that going to have on the team And has have you noticed. Any pressure from steve adagio any of his players i think they're like ninety eight or ninety. Nine percent vaccinated rate Have you have you seen any pressure from adagio on those last couple of players to go at the vaccine. It seems like the team really did a great job nine percent which is where they are. It's you know. I think he's tour three. Roughly players aren't back and that's a great number way of the you know the public rate especially in that age groups. They've done a great job there. It sounds like it's very player driven kinds of physician groups all discussed it. And i think there's a lot of like hey i don't wanna be the guy that cost us the game because the i got sick and therefore my He'll ended up having a forced to quarantine of some. I my teammates all of that. I'm doing great job. And yeah i think you know there are different rules for those that are unvaccinated they kind of have to be sequestered away. They can't be in all the meetings or team meals and things like that. So it's it's definitely tough for those that aren't but Yeah the the big hope and I think expectations that they since there at that number means they're gonna play a full season or at least if they don't it won't be because of them be because other teams Having issues so. I think They're pretty excited about doesn't team kinda That story i. I've been calling their first win of the season is that they've taken can charge of their potential covert outbreaks talking with kevin lion colorado and our syrupy four by four vip guests and You know kevin we. We've spent a great deal of time. Talking about the ever shifting landscape of college football seems to have died down a little bit. It's quieted down. I mean it came on with a great surge. But it's quieted down a little bit. Are you keeping your eyes on this or is this something that it's going to pa every once in a while ago way then pop up and.
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Biden Isn't Trump. He's a Disaster in His Own Right.
"Representative. Franklin the administration is using axios this morning to put out a message that the cupboard was bear when they took over there was no plan. On the trump administration part to evacuate diplomats billions humanitarian aid workers. Interpreters etcetera is that adequate to this situation to explain the fiasco. And it's not a fiasco catastrophe. Is there any blame to be shifted to the trump administration. Absolutely not this. The timing and the manner of this departure is all of joe biden's choosing didn't have to be this way would not have been this way under president trump and But it's it's it's like we've seen for the last seven months at every turn every mistake. Is someone else's fault other than the administration's but it's all of their own doing
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Biden Has Been Wrong on Every Major Foreign Policy Decision
"Axios is reporting this morning that to biden officials spoke with access on the condition of anonymity saying quote. There was no plan to evacuate our diplomats. The airport a senior national security adviser told actives about the preparation inherited from the trump administration. None of this was on the shelves so to speak when we got in on january twentieth. We saw that. The cupboard was bear. Your comments senator. Just hugh preposterous blame shifting From a president who gave each yesterday that was dangerously detached from reality You know he said he Soccer team hugh And he's been power speech trying to pass the buck to the trump administration is it sounds like these administration officials are doing on background male or to the afghan political leadership for the afghan military or even the afghan civilians are being targeted by the taliban. Now you know the administration has complained about a lot of trump policies. That didn't prevent them. From changing. almost every trump policy. They adopted Such as the remain in mexico policy at the border done somehow. This is the one policy. The afghan policy in your hands are tied and they can do nothing when in reality what you're saying is the chickens coming home to refer joe biden as bob day said ten years ago. Joe biden has been wrong about nearly every major or policy and national security issues for the last four decades
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"august, 17th" Discussed on NoCo Now ? 1310 KFKA
"So let me ask you the the average man question. How the hell do that. I mean how. How do you do it. The simple answer. Is you drop a mulch from helicopters. And that sounds awesome something It is also very expensive. But this isn't what you may think of. As the mulching your garden this would shredder. Would straw Sometimes foot long chunks of wood. Okay and they're dropped a ton at a time from a helicopter onto the burned water shed. The hill slopes and it prevents that erosion that ash and that sediment from coming off. The hill slopes and entering into our river. And we've seen what happens. If we don't mitigate the river is turn black. We've had large fish kills and greeley and the other water providers that use the powder river not been able to divert water for over a month this summer. And that's our that's our key supply. That's right you don't supply and you talk about the i mean a. We're in the dog days of summer august and the end of july. I mean that's when when things get stupid hot and that that's a serious problem. Now this former mitigation is this account commonly used Form it is used all across the west and has been proven to be very effective It's not the only thing we're doing right right. We're also putting up Erosion barriers think of like the waddles that the straw tubes along the highway that catches sediment and holds it There really is only so much we can do though. Yes and when we have these very very large rain events you'll have these flash floods and large debris flows like what we saw a few weeks ago on on the black hollow watershed where unfortunately for people lost their lives in five homes. That's what we're trying to protect. Though trying to get sediment from running off gets keep the soil on the hillslope get vegetation grow and restore this watershed back to what it was well. Every time we get rain. I mean it's a catch twenty two. It helps with the droughts. The drought situation. But then you also have such a large burn scar area Across the entire state but specifically Just to the west of fort collins there that you want the rain but it's got to come in moderation right now. Yeah tell you We're really blessed in this city that our forefathers have made this giant investment in a water supply system that collects water from four major river basins..
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The Worst Speech of Biden's Presidency
"Welcome back america. I'm you david. Drucker joins me from the washington. Examiner david maybe the worst presidential speeches in a crisis ever david axelrod said we needed bay of pigs. We didn't get it. There was a whisper of a threat against the taliban. Have you found. Let me say it's easy to find an avalanche of criticism even from his traditional. Did anyone think it was a good speech. Anybody at all david. You might be on mute trucker there. Yeah you'd you're there now. Did anybody think it was a good speech. Well david you're breaking up again. It's a cell phone. Let's let's hang up and try again. And i really do want to hear from drucker if i've missed any. I want to be fair to the president as he has been unfair to millions of people in afghanistan. I don't wanna present one side. Is he presented one side. I wanna give someone a chance. I just can't find it. Nobody except members of his staff are defending the speech truckers. Back with try again david. Is anyone defending that speech. Well his as you noted members of staff or defending the speech there are democratic activists and analysts out there depending speech But i think by and large he had to audiences here we had a domestic audience and he had an overseas audience adversaries and allies alike and i think it misses the mark in in in regard to explaining his broader strategy and making clear that whatever the images people were seeing on tv This wasn't Indicative of of us policy but the challenge for the president is even had he done that. There is damage done because of the images that people have seen images to his own foreign policy agenda because presumably. He wants to play hard ball with certain actors out there. They're going to look at what happened and say or else. What and that's a problem. He is going to have to deal with
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"august, 17th" Discussed on NoCo Now ? 1310 KFKA
"Now adam jokers the deputy director water resources in sean chambers director. Really water and sewer. Thank you guys for coming back. It seems like we can't go three or four months without some sort of water controversy here in the city of greeley but Hey just gives us an excuse to have you guys on a talk. So thank you both for coming in. It's great to be back. Yeah thanks for having a standard. So let's talk about this. This is something that i've talked about on this program At great length this proposed water ballot measures Now my first question is is this the same group that tried to step in and stop the terry ranch ed project as well. Yeah it is the same group. So they're known as save greeley water and there are special interest group. That was very vocal opposition to the terry ranch project we. We produce a tremendous volume of due diligence. Professional engineering scientific study had that third party reviewed and when that wasn't enough for them they've pivoted and trying to use the legislative process to change the rules. And how we utilize water resources in the city agreement. Well and i remember actually ryan was driving by the the the city of greeley offices and they were they the protests or something like that going on correct ryan others a of protesters and they through like two or three pamphlets in my car. So you love that. As you're driving by hitting the face of the pamphlet that that sounds Very safe so this is the same group again. They failed to Get this stopped from From going through the first time trying to take a different route here so wh what is the. What is their main argument as to why this anything needs to be happening here on the on on the ballot that the people should be talking on not experts. Yeah what they're trying to do. This time is rewrite the greeley's City charter which is like our constitution and make it harder for really to add new sources of water such as terry ranch Also make it harder for us to buy or lease long-term water that we rely on to build our portfolio server growing city right I think their main concerns stem back to terry ranch. there's concern about the water quality even though we've proven it beyond a shadow of a doubt that adam there is uranium and a lot of water. Tanner tom really is excellent. At is treating water. Yeah we've been doing it for over one hundred years. She goes like winning award for that. A couple of years ago we have. We have best tasting water in the country and Just like all of our existing sources. We will treat terry ranch water to be safe and great tasting. Yeah well and that's the thing and this is something that Coming off of what we saw in twenty twenty with all the fires right that we had the camera. Peak fire diverse water portfolio for growing community. Is maybe the most important thing to have. Yeah absolutely you know. Our team and our board have been planning for uncertainty for decades. We have one of the most robust and resilient water systems up and down the front range and and through drought and through wildfire. It's only robust and redundant infrastructure that allows us to deliver alternate sources of supply to the treatment plant to treat it to a high standard and the customers never known the difference that we've been recovering from wildfire or facing drought and so that robust resilient system is fundamental to our ability to keep service uninterrupted. And keep it affordable and especially when we see the continued growth of it's it's going to be It's going to be more of a difficult task if you don't start planning ahead right now and my biggest thing On this this water ballot measure water is not an easy An easy subject to just say. Oh yeah. I know exactly where the water comes from. I know there's a lot of people think that maybe but for me one of the more concerning things is that if this does go first of all it's gonna be special special elections every time that comes out two hundred thousand dollars to do every one of those and then we're putting this into the hands of people who are not water experts and you know there's a lot of times i say yeah. Let the people decide but there's a lot of people. I've seen it firsthand. That just don't understand the water system. That's gotta be concerning to you guys as well who spent years and years and years in this industry i mean. Just look at the staff at greeley water and then the experts we bring in we have decades of higher education experience. We have even longer working in the field. You know personally. I've i've been working in colorado water for well over ten years and i don't pretend to know nearly all there. It is complex And that's one of the reasons we rely on a water and sewer board that between them have one hundred and forty years of experience Making these water decisions. That's why we bring in experts to give their recommendations and it's that formula that has resulted and making very good decisions that have yielded results well into the future. So let's talk about the city of thornton here There there's some sort of idea out there that greeley's given the city of thornton capacity and the poodle river system. Is that true. No it's not true. tanner You know we had some discussions when thornton ran into a roadblock moore county We talked with those folks about the pipelines greeley has in our long-term need for those pipelines. We considered whether there were options to lease them interim or short term capacity. Found that to be a dead end and so there's no ongoing conversation with thornton thornton pursuing their project their water rights greeley's pursuing its own longevity and its projects and its investments in its own infrastructure. And i know that was something i mean we. We've talked about that Even with With chris would with biz west about how these these things take time. And there's always negotiations you'd be foolish not to at least here amount. We're talking again without jokers. Deputy director of water resources and sean chambers director of greeley water and sewer with us today. So you know at first. This was just about the terry ranch project but this New proposed ballot measure. This is not just for that right. I mean this would have an effect on any ongoing or upcoming projects it absolutely would and it would undo some of the The practices that we've been employing for for years for example It would require a vote before we would be able to use any kind of groundwater or purchase any kind of groundwater well. We use groundwater currently to irrigate parks and cemeteries Same for Recycled wastewater will we indirectly us. Waste water throughout the city to irrigate golf courses in parks It goes well beyond terry ranch. One of the most significant impacts is that we wouldn't be able to make long term leases of water. We have over thirty long term leases of water particularly with our agricultural partners and that really helps irrigated egg in this areas And to put those to vote every time we want to do that. I mean we're talking multiple special elections every year To make.
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Tom Cotton: Biden's Afghanistan Withdrawal 'Recklessly Negligent,' Catastrophic for America
"Glory america or high. The chaos at cable airport is less chaotic. American troops have secured the perimeter. It is still desperate situation. Thousands of afghans are trying to get to the airport. American marines have established a perimeter. Six afghanis fell to their death from airplanes. Yesterday it's been confirmed by the new york times. The president's disastrous speech yesterday has been widely in everywhere pan. They wished to begin this hour by reviewing with you reaction to this. Beach here is senator. Tom cotton john fox news. When neil cavuto not long after it was given cut number one. That speech demonstrated a president who has dangerously disconnected from reality. You can put aside the question of the decision to withdraw from afghanistan. just focus on how. That decision has been executed over the last couple of weeks neil The president seem totally oblivious to the conditions on the ground. He act is this as if this withdrawal is going in orderly fashion when in fact we have hundreds if not thousands of americans stuck behind taliban lines who have no clear instructions on how to get to the airport and out of the country. Joe biden didn't say a word to them. Furthermore claimed that we would somehow can continue to conduct over the horizon terrorism operations as he called it with exquisite proficiency. I guess that's going to be exactly like he's conducted. This chaotic disorganized the lasko of evacuation for american citizens. I mean the president claimed that He wanted credit for the break to kill osama bin laden now he may have forgotten that ten years ago he was loudly and famously opposed to the mission to get bin laden yet. Surely he can see what's happening on the ground afghanistan right now which is the direct consequence of his ilk disorganized decision to withdraw from
Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"august, 17th" Discussed on Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"A variety of different ways for variety different lifestyles and stages of life for folks to get involved and of course a lot of folks concern over the spread of the Cove in nineteen variant that delta mutant as i referred to it and as you have throughout the pandemic. You have all of those protocols in place to ensure not only the safety of the staff of your volunteers as well absolutely You know we say with a bit of humility that the food bank may be one of the last places that you see things go away and that's mostly because we are serving vulnerable population. We haven't closed day During the pandemic due to the illness So we've had a lot of safety measures in place social distancing mask gloves Making sure we limit our our numbers while also getting as many people as possible are drive-thru models through to our program. So we've done all we can. We were. We weren't moving. Towards as i know everyone else was like you said we were hoping the new normal was coming soon. But we've we've held off on that because we just we didn't. We didn't want to jump to ahead and potentially risk clientele or volunteers or staff with this new variance. so we we've decided to just hold steady Keep on the road of of what we're doing for safety right now so we always just want to ensure the public for those who are who are hesitant that we are doing everything we can to make sure folks are safe. We're still screening folks still telling employees We actually had a employee yesterday who who had been fully vaccinated but they have a sore throat so we told them to stay home To be safe because that's one of the symptoms and we just we just. You can't be too careful right now especially in in our industry in what we do. A little bit of precaution goes a long long way and again that's something that has remained constant consistent in terms of messaging throughout the pandemic..
Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"august, 17th" Discussed on Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"Well through bank is seeking volunteers. Great chance of for you to getting gauged and involved in the community. Nothing new to so many of you because as you're well aware particularly over the past eighteen months The need has been great. Well that need continues. And the thing that i just so appreciate about all of you is that you answer the call. When it's given seven ten now northern colorado's voice one. Oh three one thirteen ten. Kfi mornings of gail from the auto collision specialists studios joined this morning by western edmonds. Communications manager well foodbank. Hey western morning. It's good to be back on with you. Oh it's so good to hear your voice and again so appreciate all that you and your colleagues do at the weld foodbank helping so many particularly in a time of desperate need but year round as well but you couldn't do it without the helping hands of our community members right. Oh absolutely. I mean even before cova but especially during covert We just we can't operate without our community are are wonderful spread of of donors who give who bringing their produce from the garden. Donate financially to our volunteers. You give a couple of hours a day. Maybe even come in multiple times a week to help us re bag produce or get food to folks. I mean it's it's every little bit from the community that really helps us Do our job but also helps us keep going like personally. Just for me throughout cova d- that's the the strong cornerstone of what's kept me going just seeing that. We're not in this alone. Don't know and i think that is something important to reiterate because it has been a very dark time and unfortunately We're not out of the woods yet with the spread of this delta variant. It seems as though well the new normal is still somewhere off in the distance as far as totally getting back to our routines to life and living. But that doesn't mean that we can't help where we can. We always have. And i don't mean to sound pollyanna is here but i think one thing that is lifted. All of us is coming together in as you said in a show of support for others. Greatest gift that you can give not only others but yourself right. I mean it's it's one of those things and i know the studies but There is like something that happens within the person. When you're just doing good for somebody without any expectation of something in return i mean. Just it's it's one of those feel good moments to come in and and you you load up a car and you take to someone's car and they just are so you can just see the look of relief and gratitude on their face and you know you may not know where that person lives but you know in your mind that that is your neighbor. You know they might live in the same town as you. They could even be on the same block as you but But you know that that person has getting the help that they need and that you were..
Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"august, 17th" Discussed on Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"I know they know combats like i know they know what You know a tough characters like the taliban actually are they're liars and they cannot be negotiated with without position strength. So i just have to say that. I think the president amid a very personal decision and you know And then the military followed as they as they should Unfortunately i didn't see the plan that was necessary. Once he made it very clear he promised the world and the taleban that we would leave by september eleventh and that moved up to the end of august. Soon as you do that you lose almost every that power that you have because as you try to accomplish that you pull out your air power your poetry. Soldiers your visors and so does all of your allies. They all left as well. There were ten thousand troops serving with our thousand five hundred advisers. They're all gone. They left you know They help provide a huge amount of expertise without afghan army and some amount of expertise that afghan government they gave the public the afghans of backbone That was removed. Once you make that promise all off and and and as you said You know. I mean he how he feels is how he feels. But what's happening to america. What's happening to our deterrence Around the world. I think it's going to be very challenging over the next year and while he said the buck stops here referencing himself in the next breath he went on to blame the actions of president trump with regard to the taliban and the afghan fighters themselves. I found that very problematic. I think it was disingenuous. Anybody that's been involved in this war knows that there's been thousands upon thousands upon thousands of afghan soldiers that have been killed in action Again we didn't do this where we were treating them like kindergarteners. We were partners with them. You know we went into combat with them. We train with them. We've provided we told them we have. We're gonna provide your logistics background background backbone because you guys does the don't have one you know we're going to help provide the air corps until your air course fully train. What by the way our plan. So that they wouldn't be fully trained for another two years You know so. Finger pointing to the afghans themselves. I think is partially disingenuous. Am i disappointed that they didn't fight as much as they should have. And that the government collapsed the way it did with ghani leaving. I'm absolutely disappointed about that. There's no doubt about it But we played a role in that mean. We pulled the carpet underneath them. Yeah from underneath them. You can't you know. The president said in april. I told them that they'd have to get their act together. And they'd have to lead and have the willpower. That was just several months ago. Those few months ago you know You know i remind our listeners. You know we're still in germany after world war two. We still have troops. There were still in south korea. We're still and japan. We're still in kuwait after that conflict. We're still in kosovo. We stay in places for reasons that have personal interest on our national. You know that our national for us and You know in this case here. I mean i think we disregarded that and it's gonna come back to haunt us. You know like. I say america org gail We can forget about afghanistan. Afghanistan won't forget about us well and that was that goes to the heart of a question..
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"august, 17th" Discussed on Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"Of the united states To the north or the soviet former soviet republics that russia now really deeply interested in the stands to the east it borders on china and also borders on nuclear armed pakistan And to the south is the persian gulf in the streets of hormuz through which all oil for the rest of the world goes If you're china or your russia or your rain you know i mean. Obviously you're paying a heck of a lot of attention afghanistan because that's on your border and now you're seeing the united states and i dare say i mean. This is my opinion. You know. I gotta be Pretty close to here but it looks like we put her tail between her legs and we're runoff like a scared little puppy right and It is it's in my mind shameful the public way. More important than my. My shame is the idea that We have less nar deterrence value in our in a very tough world out there right and A lot of things going on and We have lessened. The united states stance. We've less and you know our perceptions of power and by the way in the world strength really does count and And the perception that you're willing to use it on right on the right things You have the moral courage to do that Yeah all of that. I think has been called in the question. And thank you for bringing up that point about moral courage and jeff because i watched the trailer for your book. Marathon war leadership in combat in afghanistan. And i wanted to ask you that question. The way in which this was carried out seems to so You know. He ignored all the input that he was getting a from military leaders. Like yourself those who have been immersed in afghanistan both literally and figuratively for years because well president bind just knows better. I mean you know no one does foreign policy any better than president biden seems to so they made the decision but there was no planning involved whatsoever. So i don't know if you watched president biden yesterday as he doubled down on this decision saying well. It happened a lot quicker than we thought it would. What what did he expect. I mean he didn't telegraph to the taliban we relieving. He trumpeted via press release via announcement that in april but talk about Those attributes of moral courage and confidence and character and personal honour. Did you see any of that yesterday. Why i didn't say i don't watch. The president speak and he very clearly believes that he made the right decision for future of america And you know. I obviously disagree for all the reasons i've already said I do believe this became a very personal decision. His point on his part. I have to believe than i do. Know about the secretary of defense. And i do know the term of the joint chiefs He served under me and afghanistan. While i wrote you know about this book..
the NewsWorthy
NHTSA Launches Probe Into Tesla Autopilot System
"Tesla autopilot system is now under federal investigation regulator said they opened the case because at least eleven tesla vehicles have crashed into parked emergency vehicles including fire trucks and police cars. Since two thousand eighteen one woman was killed and seventeen others were hurt in these crashes. The investigation covers. All of the cars. Tesla has sold since two thousand fourteen officials with the national highway. Traffic safety administration will look for possible. Flaws and tesla autopilot system. That could make a dangerous if they find any issues. This federal agency could force tesla to install new safety features or issue recalls. Investigators say though especially focus on how the autopilot system make sure drivers are paying attention. Tesla does tell customers to keep both hands on the wheel and to watch the road but as the new york times reports tesla founder elon. Musk has been skeptical of the idea. That an autopilot system should be monitoring the driver and tesla continues to say it's autopilot feature is
WBZ Midday News
Missing Fort Hood soldier's body found, family lawyer says
"A sad discovery for a local family. The body of a missing soldier from Brockton, Massachusetts, has found miles away from Fort Hood, where he was stationed in Texas, double BBC Sherry Small with new information. The body of missing Fort Hood soldier Sergeant Elder Fernandez was found yesterday. Fernandez was 23 years old. Old from Brockton. He went missing last week last seen on August 17th. When one of his Fort Hood superiors dropped him off at his home. Fernandez's Brockton family had pleaded for the public's help in finding him in a statement, Army officials had said Fernandez had been transferred to a different unit after reporting sexual abuse. Fernandez's body discovered last night hanging from a tree near railroad tracks about 30 miles outside of Fort Hood. Foul play is not suspected. U. S. Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy ordered an investigation back in July, saying that the base had some of the highest numbers of sex assault, harassment and homicide in
WBZ Morning News
Body Found In Texas Believed To Be Boston Area Solider Missing From Fort Hood Near Houston
"Of missing Fort Hood soldier Sergeant Elder Fernandez was found yesterday. Fernandez was 23 years old from Brockton. He went missing last week last seen on August 17th. When one of his Fort Hood superiors dropped him off at his home. Fernandez's Brockton family had pleaded for the public's help in finding him in a statement. Army officials had said Fernandez had been transferred to a different unit after reporting sexual abuse. Fernandez's body discovered Heard last night hanging from a tree near railroad tracks about 30 miles outside of Fort Hood. Foul play is not suspected. US. Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy ordered an investigation back in July, saying that the base had some of the highest numbers of sex assault, harassment and
WIOD Programming
Miami - A 6-year-old girl is now Florida's youngest COVID-19 victim
"The states more than 10,200 deaths in the Corona virus includes a six year old girl, The child from Hillsborough County die August 17th. She's Florida's youngest cove in 19
Podcast Gumbo
National Nonprofit Day with Hannah Hethmon
"Hey Paul this is Hannah Hessman August. Seventeenth is national nonprofit day. My favorite kind of nonprofits are museums. Of course, all our favourite museums are locked down right now struggling to get through this virus like the rest of us. So I thought we'd celebrate them a little and I challenge you on that note to find a great podcast created by a museum. Go. Well Hannah under most other circumstances, this would have been a minor challenge. But as it turns out, we have a mutual friend that has a podcast about museums and that same friend was my eighth guest on this show. For my first recommendation, I'm going with museum archipelago. When the host Ian Elsner was my guest I mentioned an old episode about the Apollo Eleven landing site. But I'm not going to take the easy way out and I'm going to suggest to newer and very relevant topic statues. In this episode and talks about the relationship statues and museums, he goes into the tearing down toward causton statue and one of his guests talks about the slippery slope. So to celebrate this National Nonprofit Day learn about a nonprofit consider donating time or money to one that you believe in and let us know using the National Nonprofit Day Hashtag. Today's guest is Hannah Hetman. Hannah's the writer and producer of the Vagina Museum podcast. Yes. You heard that correctly. In New York there is a sex museum which I've been to. In Iceland, there is a Pinas Museum which I haven't been to. And now there is a Johnny Museum which opened in London in two thousand and nineteen. The podcast. Liked the museum is all about smashing shame and stigma around the vagina through awareness education and route puns. The first and recommended episode is entitled. See you next Tuesday as in the letter C. and the letter, you would you like me to wait for you to figure it out. As most people know there are many terms for the vagina, but there is one that stands out as the most offensive if you still haven't figured it out, it starts with the letter C and ends would Tuesday? This episode answers a lot of questions about that specific word. For last recommendation Hannah recommends if people saw that slavery was getting started why didn't they stop it by Q. and Abe? She says and I quote. This podcast is produced totally in house by President Lincoln's cottage in DC. They take questions from their guests. They can't answer at the moment and die super deep into them with the help of historians to address big ideas in American history loosely connected to Abraham. Lincoln. Of course, but it's so much more than a podcast about Lincoln Unquote. For. Today's episode hot sauce. I'm going to relay on link that Hannah gave me. If I got stuck trying to find an episode related to this day. Hanna is the owner of better lemon creative audio that produces podcast for museums, history organizations, and cultural nonprofits. So check out the director she created that anyone can add to. Come back on August, twenty fifth where I'll be talking about close a topic I have no business talking about.
Lewis and Logan
8 in 10 teachers concerned about returning to K-12 classes in the fall: poll
"In person teaching. Meanwhile, Cherry Creek schools announced it will begin in classroom learning the week of August 17th. This teacher says she's okay with it looking for to gain to me, my kids. I think that's gonna help me be a better teacher for them. When we two go remote grades six through 12 will start school. The hybrid program will be in class two days and online three days each week. Nuggets felt a Portland last night. I should say yesterday they
South Florida's First News with Jimmy Cefalo
Wil There Be A 2020 Season For The Dolphins
"The Dolphins just had their first player opt out of the season, the wide receiver Allen Hurns decided believe he's got a baby on the way. And so there's There's reason why players decided not to play this season question is that we're gonna have a year it all well. We're pleased to be joined by a Mondo Salgueiros of Miami Herald columnist covering the Miami Dolphins, the NFL The author of the upcoming book 100 Things Dolphin Fans should know and do Before they die. I will be out on September 8. And you follow him on Twitter at Armando saw Gary Marty Armando. Good morning, Jimmy. How are you, sir? I'm doing pretty well, my friend. I hope one of the things in your new upcoming book 100 things to do before Dolphin fans need to Dubuque and no, before they die is Actually being able to watch a dolphin football game in 2000 and 20. Do you think that'll happen? Well, I believe that there will be ableto watch a game or two or five. You know, at the beginning of the season, I don't think that's the major challenge a cz we've seen with the other sports. The launch is possible and the launch is often successful. I don't know about the landing. And the reason is, obviously you know, no one can for tell what the situation is going to be around the nation in December. In January. We don't know what we don't know. So I think that it's pretty fair to say that the NFL season will we'll get off on time. The Dolphins play the New England Patriots on September 13th. And I'm pretty confident that you know that game will will happen. But if you're gonna ask me well, will they be in Buffalo? Ah for the final game of the season in January. There's no way I can tell you that. You know, it's a tough call right now. I mean, you look at the Marlins and now what happened there and lower matter where they sit around in a circle or something. What were they doing? It's just discernibly. Um, are you allowed out there our mother or the the beat reporters a lot out there or not at this Att. This point during the acclamation period, and that's what they're going through now with strength and conditioning and walk throughs. The teams, or at least the Dolphins have not opened there. Their practice field and facility to reporters. In August, August 17th when they actually begin padded practices. Uh, you know, the field will be open to us. We will be able to see And watch the practices from the stands. You know, while they're on the
The World
Biden focuses on narrowing VP list, plans to interview finalists
"Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden is getting closer to announcing his running mate by and was expected to name is picked this week. But NPR's as Muhammad reports, the announcement will now likely made made just before the Democratic nominating convention, which begins On August 17th. Sources close to the Biden campaign say that an announcement is not expected before next week. One complication is that with the pandemic, it's logistically more challenging to interview potential candidates. Also, the pool of possible running mates is large. Biden is reportedly considering about a dozen women he committed to picking a woman as his running mate months ago, and recently he's received growing pressure to choose a black woman. Biden will be 78 by Inauguration Day. And so there's extra significance in his choice of running mate who could be seen as the future of the Democratic Party.
Chris Krok
Washington, DC - Arlington ISD Classes Will Begin August 17 With Online Education At Least First 4 Weeks
"School district will start August 17th. It'll be online for the 1st 4 weeks. Arlington I Esti superintendent Doctor Marcelo Canvasses, made the announcement at last night's virtual school board meeting. Jennifer Darnell, a registered nurse at the school district was among many who spoke at the meeting in favour of not starting the year with in person learning. I asked Dr Colossus in the school board to continue with our plan of taking a pause on in person classes until the set date of September 28. Superintendent. Compass has said they have the option of asking for a 2nd 4 weeks of online classes if they think that's necessary at a later date. Talks over the
Garret Lewis
School reopenings amid coronavirus
"Afer says. We're starting school August 17th. 17th. No No matter matter what what there's there's gotta gotta be be a a place place at at school school for for kids. kids. If If they they parents parents have have to to work. work. You You must must provide provide a a place. place. If If they they get get off off computers. computers. You must provide a place. But we can't demand that You actually have kids in the classroom. We What? Yeah, we What? Yep. You have that again to us. They're gonna have monitors. In the class with kids as they learned from the teacher from the computer. The teacher will be on the computer, great eyes, running businesses with gyms and and bars and water parks. Remaining closed. No nothing about movie theaters. He meant left at movie theaters. That incoherent freak governor that he is, anyway, so that's the lady's going until he says. It's safe to open them. He's going to keep them closed. Friggin tyrant.
Rush Limbaugh
No furloughs for teachers in Atlanta's Cobb County's school budget
"Budget cuts. Cobb County School teachers will not face furloughs when the new year begins. The good news in the proposed budget, no pay cuts for teachers and staff and those who are eligible will get raises, even though spending is reduced by 10% because of the pandemic. There's money for nearly 60 new positions. Cobb County schools announced last week it would offer online on Ly classes to start the school year. August 17th. Another district, moving its start date back is for side County, which is delaying school by a week until August 13th. But for side will offer in person learning as an
Ground Zero with Clyde Lewis
Miami - St. Petersburg mayor says mask order having a positive impact
"Despite Despite the the fact fact that that 26 26 people people died died because because of of Kobe Kobe 19 19 in in Pinellas Pinellas Pinellas County County County Tuesday, Tuesday, Tuesday, ST ST ST Petersburg Petersburg Petersburg Mayor Mayor Mayor Rick Rick Rick Crisman Crisman Crisman is is is taking taking taking a a a hopeful hopeful hopeful tone, tone, Crisman Crisman says says he's he's encouraged encouraged by by the the numbers numbers of of people people who who are are testing testing positive, positive, which which he he says says has has been right around 10%. Our hope is we're beginning to see the benefits of our mask mandate. Our goal is to ultimately see our percentages fall below 5%. They pull County school board agreed with Superintendent Jacqueline Bird and voted for a two week delay before the fall semester begins. Counties across the state of proposing similar plans, both in person classes and virtual learning will begin August 24th instead of August 17th.