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"brimmer" Discussed on WTOP
"IT needs with Carasoft's federally focused 24 -7 assistance learn more at www .countoncarasoft .com Dave Doldine, TRP traffic. Let's go to 7 News First Alert meteorologist Steve Rudin. As we move through the evening hours clouds will increase and we'll see temperatures slowly fall through the 70s by early tomorrow morning under cloudy skies upper 50s to middle upper 60s it will become breezy tomorrow as our clouds clear during the midday hours daytime high 75 to 80 degrees could see wind gusts 20 to 25 miles per hour Friday looks great mostly sunny in the 70s trending dry for the upcoming long holiday weekend I'm 7 News meteorologist Steve Rudin in the First Alert weather center we have clouds 86 in Ashburn 82 in District Heights at 4 .30 this WTOP news everything you need every time you listen the WTOP producers desk is wired by IBEW Local 26 where electrical contractors come to grow good afternoon I'm Anne Kramer and I'm Shawn Anderson Alicia Abelson is our producer top story we're following is the track of Hurricane Edalia the storm remains a category 1 hurricane at this hour it first made landfall on the Big Bend of Florida's Gulf Coast as a category 3 storm the storm surge has triggered record flooding along the coast as far south as Tampa now right now Edalia is making its way through Georgia toward South Carolina with 75 mile per hour winds heavy and rain more than 350 ,000 people in Florida and Georgia don't have power right now the Atlanta Journal -Constitution's Adam VanBrimmer joined us from Savannah Georgia with more on what the storm was doing there they did not issue an evacuation for this storm because it came from the Gulf so if they were to evacuate people they would have moved people through the storm so they are doing a shelter in place it has rained off and on throughout the day and the winds are picking up they're gusting pretty good I think we're gonna see somewhere in the range of 75 to power 90 mile winds between now and they're saying about eight o 'clock tonight there have been tornado sirens going off randomly only here in Chatham County and I guess in one of the neighboring counties as well so everybody's under a tornado watch and tornado warning interesting thing is here this time of year we're used to dealing with this sort of thing so everybody is calm and cool and collected and just hunkering down and gonna ride it out that was Adam Brimmer Atlanta Journal Constitution Savannah bureau chief well on Florida's Gulf Coast search and rescue efforts underway are now that the storm has cleared out CBS correspondent Christian Benavidez has the latest from Crystal River Florida Edalia is powerful and in some places record -breaking storm surge is submerging parts of Florida's Gulf Coast homes and streets in Cedar Key are now underwater from a search forecaster say he could hit 16 feet high Tampa was spared was a direct hit but is feeling the impact water is spilling over the city's causeway and there's also significant flooding on the streets of st. Petersburg Tampa's Airport is reopening for incoming flights the governor hopes to have most of the state's airports up and running by tomorrow morning meantime president Biden is sending the FEMA administrator to Florida help deal with everything that's happened there president Biden says he let governors in four states being affected by Hurricane Idalia know he is mobilizing anything they need adding I don't think anybody can deny the impact of a climate crisis anymore he says there's ninety five million dollars on the way to Hawaii to harden the grid and another four hundred million to pay for debris removal but warns people in Maui is painful I get it mr. Biden promises
Bloomberg Radio New York
"brimmer" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Monday morning, good morning. Something brimmer would say. Bearish truck is coming. It should pick up on that no doubt. Good morning, good morning, for our audience worldwide. This is Bloomberg surveillance on TV and radio alongside Tom Keane. I'm Jonathan Ferro, futures positive at half of 1% on the S&P 500. Last week, dreadful term. Biggest weekly loss of the year so far on the S&P 500. The dreadful continues, my phrase for today is the vectors of March. It looks like the ides of March. Nice that works. Julius Caesar salad. Great. So we're doing that. And the answer is it's a vectors of March of the vectors of last week continue in this week, but John, I'm going to call it with an accelerating tendency. You get twos tens out to 89 basis points, which is basically a new load. Did you see that headline two hours ago on German tenure? I'm sorry. If you're in the U.S. folks, you're at a point now where you have to really pay attention to European yields, which is why our guests coming up here is someone people need to lean forward. It's a month. Two year in America just punching everyone in the face who's longer equity risk. Four 83, that's a problem for a lot of people. And it's been a problem over the last month. You know, we scoping out I got to get this up here. I'm sorry I failed, John, I don't have it up here. Right now. But you know, you had pending home sales today's case shiller tomorrow. There's some confidence data. John, important for you, March 1. You care about ISM. Does the fed care about that first look of March? Oh, without a doubt, the first look on February. We want to work out whether the January gator was a head fake or not, and was it confirmed by what we see in February. And that's what we're going to see from that is just a sneak peek of that, but ultimately you've got to wait for payrolls. That's not this Friday. That's next Friday. And you've got to wait for the next CPI read, so I'm going into the Federal Reserve when they meet, and they give us a new set of projections. And you'd have to imagine that that dot for 23 is going to shift higher in that set of projections they put out that meeting. The simplistic idea for those keeping score. I want one number. It's this terminal rate Derby we're in. I really didn't pay attention to it when we were altered comedy and all that brand on its phone to see every 5 minutes. Just sort of like that. But now it matters because we've gone from ultra accommodative to accommodative to now some form of restricted and then what in this week this screen is telling me we're going to model out and ever more restrictive terminals. I set this in the last 12 months ago the fed was doing QE and rates for its zero. So that just gives you an idea of how offside they were going into 2022. Equity futures right now are positive by half of 1% on the S&P 500. As I said last week, dreadful biggest weekly loss of the year so fast three straight weeks of losses on the S&P, the longest losing streak of 23 as well. Yield to now unchanged, there were a little bit higher. Still close to three 95 on a ten year, let's call it three 94, three 95 ish. Any FX market Euro dollar trying to find a firmer footing after declining every single session of last week on Euro dollar. Now, part of a tenth of 1% at one O 5, 64. We've got a special guest in the room Tom in a studio. I was from London. Let's get straight to it. Alberto Gallup, the cofounder, and CIO of Andromeda capital management. Alberto, welcome sir. Good morning. It's got to catch up. It's been too long. I know that you're up on the year. Single digits is that right? In the fund. And I know that's because partly of what's been happening in a race market. You were short. You were looking for higher rates. You've been thinking about high terminal rate as well. What's been guiding that view through the year so far? Look, the interest rate was zero, just a couple of years ago, as you said. And everyone thought monetary policy was the only game in town. This is now about fiscal policy. We're entering the fiscal policy decade. There's one war that you never hear about. And that's austerity. No government in the world is talking about austerity. We're in a wartime economy and governments are spending at 5%. And that's the inflation generator. So the moment you see fiscal policy waning, the moment you see governments stopped in spending, then you'll see lower inflation. But today, even with very high debt levels, we still see government spending of four or 5%. And that's going to the bottom 50% of the distribution and that's driving inflation up. So we see the fed still not doing enough. The fed needs to go towards 6%, perhaps even higher than that. And the yield curve is too complacent in pricing this temporary high interest rate environment. We're really here for longer. So higher for longer is where we're going. So you think that view at the front end should be pushed further out along the curve. How much further out? That's right. And in the last few over the last few weeks, we've seen the two year and the three year starting to lead the widening. So we need to see the three year and four year part. So the belly on the front end pricing higher here. It's not just the one year to two year. We're not going to necessarily get cuts in 2024. Who knows? But we definitely not getting cuts this year. Is now a time for safety and quality or are you comfortable buying distress? So the consensus has been yields are high. They might not be here. Why don't you buy investment grade
Bloomberg Radio New York
"brimmer" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"For the Middle East the CEO in the heist This is brimmer The only way to start the morning is with optimism Dodge recovery was sluggish A lot of people agree on that Bloomberg surveillance with Tom Keene Jonathan farrow and Lisa Romans Finally we got some abramowitz gloom to get in there The ultimate south sigma might be at least a capitulate Bloomberg surveillance Must watch Lisa your data point go Tom you're great Never change We see mornings at 7 eastern on Bloomberg radio and Bloomberg television There are a lot of ways to look at the world right now Interesting that you've got an overweight on Hong Kong And the more of them you can access the better What has to be his strategy Perspective Who's doing school best Clarity How do we get it so that the benefits get to everybody Expertise He seems to have exactly the right combination It's character plus pulse Bloomberg radio the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com Bloomberg the world is listening Economics All this doom gloom is out there finally Do you see this as a technical correction investment What are you looking at to give you some sort of compass through this period The Bloomberg surveillance podcast lots and lots of talk about what the fed should and shouldn't do Jonathan Ferrell Lisa Abraham Alex and the names that shaped the world's markets and speak with professor shiller of Yale University Bloomberg surveillance Listen to dad Bloomberg dot com the Bloomberg business hack or subscribe on Apple podcasts Great in the mirror accepted the.
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"brimmer" Discussed on No Agenda
"Heavy sense of gratitude to the us for taking them in and your opinion what are some of the obstacles to getting people resettled the the biggest obstacles first of all the cost of housing. Secondly we know it's a tight labor market so there's a chance to get jaundice notch. Do a better job of matching. The afghans were arriving. Some of whom have high skills translators for example others of whom have less skills. We need to match them properly into employment and also there's a softer side to this. Which is that. These people have been through trauma. And it's one thing for a six year old an eight year old or a ten year old. Who's seen gunfire who seen a bombing. Who seen the kind of scenes that you saw. Kabila port is one thing to find that child at school. It's another thing to help them. Find the kind of a mind space and a calm to be able to learn especially given. It's a new language it's a whole new world for them to the day said i expected him ordering way. It's a whole new language. I thought these were supposed to be interpreters. It's no new language. Does who managed to get out and of course anyone who has some political any sway with this joke because that's what it is. This is just buddies friends and getting paid for his great. What an incredible scam. De-fund the irc de-fund it amila ban. What a creep. So here we go through some of these people on here in the board of directors. Yes tim geithner. Goodness tim guidance way. Where do we know him from. He was jim. Was the treasury. Right little timmy. Yes yes yes. We'll timothy geithner live. All men live allman al-hussein is the former. Un human rights chief. They gotta do it. This goes on this hundreds. I'm only reason to this. That whose names released stands out okay. I'll do divorce drinking cloak. It looks like drinking club to me. All the tano. Janet napolitano lucy sally sussman who she executive vice president corporate affairs. Y'all no no yes. She's sussman betsy. Interesting wasn't a lawyer. Sussman who just got indicted also named sally. He's i think he's on here to his sisters wife. That's interesting morton. Abramowitz madeleine albright on everything. F william barnett. Who's ahead of a former director of mackenzie a lot of mckinsey people on here by the way. And here's an interest. One vera blinken. Oh related to tony. No doubt yes. It's the stepmother in. She's married to donald blinken. Who's still alive for some unknown reason to seize ninety five years old in as tony's dad and the two of them of donald and vera blinken have the What's the name of the open open. Society open society. Society foundation archives are have been renamed. The vera blinken and donald blinken archives. Oh that says it right there. Doesn't it in fact to such an extent that i looking into this Anthony blinken was grilled by congress during his During the time that they were giving him the go-ahead to be secretary of state and by the way his background blows. He's on lincoln. He has no business being secretary of stays in nude nick. So he got grilled by one of the centers about his connections to soros which is what the society has. Yeah and it was society foundation and he's never heard the guy so anyway onward with a few more names michael blumenthal. Mary boies. Who's i believe is from from the lawyer from the law lawyer. yep andrew brimmer jennifer brokaw and tom brokaw. Wow this is a. This is a great club to be in. Yeah it's unbelievable. It goes on against. Were down the list here. Philip hammer skulls. I believe is the son of that. Will you n get hammered school plaza. Yeah and caroline kennedy of course She's a woke broken woken you yes woken available while she's well. She's woke got henry kissinger all woke and still available. Gotta hurry yeah. He's gonna live forever kilo. Here's another good one. Here's another were. Where's the media and all this work immediately. Oh why would the media have anything to do a check in this scott. Pelley is one on the advisory board. Yeah the former managing editor and anchor. Cbs evening news. He's still on sixty minutes. He can't be doing sixty minutes. Bits if he has conflicts of interest. Hey tells you the judge general colin powell while again the guy on the lisa rice condoleeza rice package deal. You get her and powell in the same deal. Arthur souls burger junior The newspaper people the new york. Times get are you sure. This isn't the bill burr group. I'm telling you this is disgusting. This is fantastic. Well may i. may i weigh in with With little List of my own you may. This is from an excellent article expose. I would say from the swiss policy research. Do i think a pretty decent. And they did a whole piece called the world economic forum and the pandemic and they show all of the connections between the world economic forum obviously event to a one. But how how. All these things correlate and according to the swiss research is it's all about the digital identity. Which of course is why. We have the tallest digital wallet. Id and all these things. But the research point specifically to the world economic forum young global leaders and this is one of these programs where they they identify. It's a rhode. Scholar might be fair to say they identify. Hey hey we could use this one. This one smart. Here's a whippersnapper. Let's go get quick as possible while they're still young and tell them that they can be global lead at tulsi. Gabbard is one of them. Actually but listen but listen to the list united states so this is the glow young global leaders at one point many of these go back to the to the late nineties But a lot of them are in the two thousands from politics and policy policy. Jeff receipts who is now. I think he's actually running a lot of the Corona virus stuff Gavin newsom pete. Buddha judge chelsea clinton houma abidine. Nikki haley samantha. Power in bremmer. Bill browder magnitsky act anybody. Jonathan soros yes. Son of george kenneth roth paul krugman. Who is the guy recommending the trillion dollar coin Larry summers you. Former treasury secretary and alicia garza of course co founder of black lives matter and stephanie stefan bond. Sell the ceo moderna. It's crazy how these people wind up in these groups.
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"brimmer" Discussed on No Agenda
"Heavy sense of gratitude to the us but taking them in and your opinion what are some of the obstacles to getting people resettled the the biggest skills first of all the cost of housing. Secondly we know it's a tight labor market so there's a chance to get jaundice notch. Do a better job of matching. The afghans were arriving. Some of whom have high skills translators for example others of whom have less skills. We need to match them properly into employment and also there's a softer side to this. Which is that. These people have been through trauma. And it's one thing for a six year old an eight year old or ten year old. Who's seen gunfire who seen a bombing. Who seen the kind of scenes that you saw. Kabila port is one thing to find that child at school. It's another thing to help them. Find the kind of a mind space and a calm to be able to learn especially given. It's a new language it's a whole new world for them to the day said i expected him ordering way. It's a whole new language. I thought these were supposed to be interpreters. It's no new language. Does who managed to get out and of course anyone who has some political any sway with this joke because that's what it is. This is just buddies friends and getting paid for his great. What an incredible scam. De-fund the irc de-fund it amila ban. What a creep. So here we go through some of these people on here in the board of directors. Yes tim geithner. Oh goodness tim guidance. Way where do we know him from. He was was the treasury right little. Timmy is yes. We'll timothy geithner live. All men live allman al-hussein is the former. Un human rights chief. They gotta do it. This goes on this hundreds. I'm only reason to this. That whose names released stands out okay. I'll do divorce drinking cloak. It looks like drinking club to me. All the tano. Janet napolitano lucy sally sussman who she executive vice president corporate affairs. Y'all no no yes. She's sussman betsy. Interesting wasn't a lawyer. Sussman who just got indicted also named sally. He's i think he's on here to his sisters wife. That's interesting morton. Abramowitz madeleine albright on everything. F william barnett. Who's ahead of a former director of mackenzie a lot of mckinsey people on here by the way. And here's an interest. One vera blinken. Oh related to tony. No doubt yes. It's the stepmother in. She's married to donald blinken. Who's still alive for some unknown reason to seize ninety five years old in as tony's dad and the two of them of donald and vera blinken have the What's the name of the open open. Society open society. Society foundation archives are have been renamed. The vera blinken and donald blinken archives. Oh that says it right there. Doesn't it in fact to such an extent that i looking into this Anthony blinken was grilled by congress during his During the time that they were giving him the go-ahead to be secretary of state and by the way his background blows. He's on lincoln. He has no business being secretary of stays in nude nick. So he got grilled by one of the centers about his connections to soros which is what the society has. Yeah and it was society foundation and he's never heard the guy so anyway onward with a few more names michael blumenthal. Mary boies. Who's i believe is from from the lawyer from the law. Moyer yep Andrew brimmer jennifer brokaw and tom brokaw. Wow this is a. This is a great club to be in. Yeah it's unbelievable. It goes on against. Were down the list here. Philip hammer skulls. I believe is the son of that. Will you n get hammered school plaza. Yeah and caroline kennedy of course She's a woke broken woken. Yes woken available while she's well she's woke got henry kissinger all woke and still available. Gotta hurry he's gonna live forever kilo. Here's another good one. Here's another were. Where's the media and all this work immediately. Oh why would the media have anything to do a check in this out. Scott pelley is one on the advisory board. Yeah the former managing editor and anchor. Cbs evening news. He's still on sixty minutes. He can't be doing sixty minutes. Bits if he has conflicts of interest. Hey tells you the judge general colin powell while again the guy. The lisa rice condoleeza rice package deal. You get her and powell in the same deal. Arthur souls burger junior The newspaper people the new york. Times get are you sure. This isn't the bill burr group. I'm telling you this is disgusting. This is fantastic. Well may i. may i weigh in with With little List of my own you may. This is from an excellent article expose. I would say from the swiss policy research. Do i think a pretty decent. And they did a whole piece called the world economic forum and the pandemic and they show all of the connections between the world economic forum obviously event to a one. How all these things correlate. And according to the swiss research is it's all about the digital identity. Which of course is why. We have the tallest digital wallet. Id and all these things. But the research point specifically to the world economic forum young global leaders and this is one of these programs where they they identify. It's a rhode. Scholar might be fair to say they identify. Hey hey we could use this one. This one smart. Here's a whippersnapper. Let's go get quick as possible while they're still young and tell them that they can be global lead at tulsi. Gabbard is one of them. Actually but listen but listen to the list united states so this is the glow young global leaders at one point many of these go back to the to the late nineties But a lot of them are in the two thousands from politics and policy policy. Jeff receipts who is now. I think he's actually running a lot of the Corona virus stuff Gavin newsom pete. Buddha judge chelsea clinton houma abidine. Nikki haley samantha. Power in bremmer. Bill browder magnitsky act anybody. Jonathan soros yes. Son of george kenneth roth paul krugman. Who is the guy recommending the trillion dollar coin Larry summers you. Former treasury secretary and alicia garza of course co founder of black lives matter and stephanie stefan bond. Sell the ceo moderna. It's crazy how these people wind up in these groups.
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"brimmer" Discussed on No Agenda
"Heavy sense of gratitude to the us but taking them in and your opinion what are some of the obstacles to getting people resettled the the biggest obstacles first of all the cost of housing. Secondly we know it's a tight labor market so there's a chance to get jaundice. Do a better job of matching. The afghans were arriving. Some of whom have high skills translators for example others of whom have less skills. We need to match them properly into employment and also there's a softer side to this. Which is that. These people have been through trauma. And it's one thing for a six year old an eight year old or a ten year old. Who's seen gunfire who seen a bombing. Who seen the kind of scenes that you saw. Kabila port is one thing to find that child at school. It's another thing to help them. Find the kind of a mind space and a calm to be able to learn especially given. It's a new language it's whole new world for them to the day said i expected him ordering way. It's a whole new language. I thought these were supposed to be interpreters. It's no new language. Does who managed to get out and of course anyone who has some political any sway with this joke because that's what it is. This is just buddies friends and getting paid for his great. What an incredible scam. De-fund the irc de-fund it amila ban. What a creep. So here we go through some of these people on here in the board of directors. Yes tim geithner. Oh my goodness tim geithner way. Where do we know him from. He was was the treasury right little. Timmy is yes. We'll timothy geithner live. All men live allman al-hussein is the former. Un human rights. Chief they gotta do. It just goes on this hundreds. I'm only reason to wonder this. That whose names released stands out okay. I'll do divorce drinking cloak. It looks like drinking club to me. All the tano. Janet napolitano lucy sally sussman who she executive vice president corporate affairs. Y'all no no yes. She's sussman betsy. Interesting wasn't a lawyer. Sussman who just got indicted also named sally. He's i think he's on here to his sisters wife. That's interesting morton abramowitz madeleine albright everything f william barnett. Who's the head of the former director of mackenzie a lot of mckinsey people on here by the way. And here's an interest. One vera blinken. Oh related to tony. No doubt yes. It's the stepmother in. She's married to donald blinken. Who's still alive for some unknown reason to seize ninety five years old in as tony's dad and the two of them of donald and vera blinken have the What's the name of the open open. Society open society and society foundation. Archives are have been renamed the vera blinken and donald blinken archives. Oh that says it right there. Doesn't it in fact to such an extent that i looking into this Anthony blinken was grilled by congress during his During the time that they were giving him the go-ahead to be secretary of state and by the way his background blows. He's on lincoln. He has no business being secretary of stays in nude nick. So he got grilled by one of the centers about his connections to soros which is what the society has. Yeah and it was society foundation and he's never heard of the guy so anyway onward with a few more names michael blumenthal. Mary boies. Who's i believe is from from the lawyer from the law. Moyer yep Andrew brimmer jennifer brokaw and tom brokaw. Why this is a. This is a great club to be in. Yeah it's unbelievable. It goes on against kemba. Were down the list here. Philip hammer skulls. I believe is the son of that. Will you n get hammered school plaza. Yeah and caroline kennedy. Of course she's a woke broken woken. Yes woken available while she's well she's woke got henry kissinger all woke and still available. Gotta hurry yeah. He's gonna live forever kilo. Here's another good one. Here's another were. Where's the media and all this work immediately. Oh why would the media have anything to do a check in this scott. Pelley is one on the advisory board. Yeah the former managing editor and anchor. Cbs evening news. He's still on sixty minutes. He can't be doing sixty minutes. Bits if he has conflicts of interest. Hey tells you the judge general colin powell while again the guy on a rice condoleeza rice package deal. You get her and powell in the same deal. Arthur souls burger junior The newspaper people the new york. Times get are you sure. This isn't the bill burr group. I'm telling you this is disgusting. This is fantastic. Well may i. may i weigh in with With little List of my own you may. This is from an excellent article expose. I would say from the swiss policy research. Do i think a pretty decent. And they did a whole piece called the world economic forum and the pandemic and they show all of the connections between the world economic forum obviously event to a one. How all these things correlate. And according to the swiss research is it's all about the digital identity. Which of course is why. We have the tallest digital wallet. Id and all these things. But the research point specifically to the world economic forum young global leaders and this is one of these programs where they they identify. It's a rhode. Scholar might be fair to say they identify. Hey hey we could use this one. This one smart. Here's a whippersnapper. Let's go get quick as possible while they're still young and tell them that they can be global lead at tulsi. Gabbard is one of them. Actually but listen but listen to the list united states so this is the glow young global leaders at one point many of these go back to the to the late nineties But a lot of them are in the two thousand From politics and policy policy jeff receipts. Who is now. I think he's actually running a lot of the Corona virus stuff Gavin newsom pete. Buddha judge chelsea clinton houma abidine. Nikki haley samantha. Power in bremmer. Bill browder magnitsky act anybody. Jonathan soros yes. Son of george kenneth roth paul krugman. Who is the guy recommending the trillion dollar coin Larry summers you. Former treasury secretary and alicia garza of course co founder of black lives matter and stephanie stefan bond. Sell the ceo moderna. It's crazy how these people wind up in these groups.
Democracy Now! Audio
"brimmer" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"Records are kelly's frankly will who worked with him after you know this tape that amy described in her opening of our county Sexually abusing raping a fourteen year old sparkles niece. i'm his arm. Be proteges finger You know sacrifice our career To step forward and testify against kellyanne await speak up for her knees So i've wanted while the women's testimonies for important it was also important for me to have some corporate context. You know we did get the cultural context in there. But i it was important for me that we talk about the industry and would never got around to that not just the industry. We did talk about some of the kind of systemic support that he had on the ground in chicago on which included employing off duty police officers. Many of whom were so active. In the force buzzfeed journalists keen. Jamila kings Must be just incredible article last week about the cop who testified hood is his last name. tried to defend our kelly. Right for your understand. But he's his testimony ended up helping the prosecutors. And so and i had evidence of this this. We're making a documentary. Were apparent were called the cd to get a wellness check and We heard testimony from people. Who'd been in the studio that the police called r kelly to give him a heads up at. The police were comedy in the past the parents to do a wellness check and he was able to shuttle the girls. I'm out of the studio. So the or the police show up for wellness. Check ask you know someone at the front door if the girls were okay and leave so i mean the and this is true for all victims of crimes. It's not going to the police and going to this. System for justice is not some clear path the police are often. The abusers are in our community Andrew ritchie has done so much great work furnace as has married but it was complicated. You're in hampton. Could talk about what happened to leah. He produced her first film. Kelly did Aj nothing but a number he would end up marrying her. She would die in a plane crash years later but talk about the significance of her experience. What when did he start with. Have heard Like with these that you know. He began roaming. Leah possibly at twelve Which is really hard. Say now you talk about. Aj nothing but a number of mean. He's no but he he authored that song you know. R kelly is a songwriter. And so a lot of what our county has been doing for decades has been in the public cartons off. The pied piper It he famously Fewer ray when asked if he liked teenage girls were plagued with. What do you mean. Our teenage He mocked us by telling us that in this video in two thousand and two this rape tape that on viral in the streets pre-internet that it was his brother on camera and not so in so many ways we open surviving r kelly with facebook posts of r. Kelly saying it's been thirty years. Y'all wanted to get your shipping. Not meet that and you know i. I took that challenge. As the entire team on brimmer bryant. Tamra simmons creative abuna murray. You know we realize that you know the hubris was staggering and didn't think that this would lead to charges..
THEMOVE
"brimmer" Discussed on THEMOVE
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Alison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend
"brimmer" Discussed on Alison Rosen Is Your New Best Friend
"Somehow he found a borders. That was still hoping that by endel is barton. Wow a huge story. But it's fucking is reward card man cash card so bummed. I used to get coffee at borders on my way to the. Oc weekly where. I worked at the time and they would have pumpkin flavored coffee. This was before pumpkin. Spice latte and i was like this is awful. I wish you had regular coffee date. They probably had pumpkin. I realized that's how it sounded. I think what i mean to say is this is awful. I wish you had a different flavor. 'cause i like flavored coffees but i don't like pumpkin but pumpkin. Yeah okay but now. I actually like it. I've just come around. But it wasn't pumpkin spice. It was just like straight up. Fresh pumpkin flavor wasn't very good. Betsy what do you think Scandal in sport is scandal in sports. Ever okay. i think it's basketball. And i think it's revealed that michael jordan was not in fact michael jordan all my god a case of mistaken identity was that michael jordan every existed. Who was he was he someone else doing. Playing two parts in one game he was. You know who he was. Anyways He was a hoax like the landing on the moon. He never says yes. We all think they're to matrix a wag the dog type thing but it's gonna call bounce the ball shit this that's okay so you all get two points for creativity but i'm sorry. All of you are wrong. I am now going to tell you the look. We're feeling it out as we go to see how hard these are. I'm now going to tell you the sport and then see if you can guess it. Sport is baseball. Oh did have something. I feel like i may be. Although maybe this wouldn't have been a huge story but was did it involve a cheating pitcher like they think he had something in his mid or something to cheat a huge. You have baseball fan. And i know the answer to this. Oh my gosh well tony. You've earned yourself another half a point. Yeah it's that pitchers are putting sticky stuff on the ball. And it's estimated that ninety percent of pitchers are doing this and there's all sorts of stuff like they'll put. I think like old fashioned thing they would do is like put hair gel and then like rub their hand in their hair beforehand. But they'll mix sunscreen and reason or is it pronounce r. o. s. i n. Resin resin or rosin resin but is it also an r. e. s. i n. No but i do know that this has been going for a hundred years or more. They have a lot of pitchers. But vazza leans of as lean on the Brimmer their cap. And then they would you shake the sweat off their heads supposedly and then they would have vacillated on their hands and becomes a ball..
KFI AM 640
"brimmer" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"Internet address. Folks school dot organ. Check out the John C. Campbell folk school. It is the kind of thing that they've set up. They have. They have living arrangements, dormitories and such on site or you can stay nearby, but you can build an entire vacation. Week or two vacation around a visit to the folk school. Let me tell you, it's beautiful. It's brilliant. It is an experience onto us that my my powerful, amazing friend Amy turned us on to the folks school years ago. She's been many times and you know what? It's just it's It's worth every penny of the experience, so check that out. All right? I've got more to share with you, which I'm going to do when we come back. I'm so glad you joined us this morning. Your home with Dean Sharp. The house whisper. Layla Mohammed has the news. 2.5 mile section of the one on one Freeway in downtown L. A. The closed this weekend for construction has reopened early. The area closed on Friday to allow crews to build two arches for the replacement six Street viaduct. It was set to reopen tomorrow. The $588 Million project replaced the original structure that was built in 1932. The bridge has been featured in many movies, including Greece and Terminator two. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says officials in New York or considering legal options over claims that money for the census was misused. We put about $3 billion. I think it was and they didn't use it adequately. Um at the federal level, Trump tried to get in the way and I do have concerns. I think if there were fair administration, we wouldn't be in this position. New York, which humor represents in the Senate, was one of the states to lose a congressional seat after falling 89 residents short in the census count. Lawmakers in Florida have passed a bill that would keep social media companies from permanently kicking political candidates off their platform. The bill says companies could be fined up to $250,000 a day if they violate the law. Democrats have called it retaliatory for the banning of former president Trump from major social media platforms. ABC is Mark Brimmer. Large says the bill would be a problem for companies that have banned former President Trump if he decides to run again in 2024. The bill will now go to the governor's desk and the clothing line to honor Kobe and Vanessa Bryant's daughter Gina has sold out. The Mamacita collection debuted yesterday on what would have been geese 15th birthday. It includes tight I sweatshirt sets for adults and kids, all the proceeds going to the Mama Mamacita Sports Foundation. Can. Several celebrities have supported the clothing line, including LeBron James, Steph Curry, Khloe Kardashian and Reese Witherspoon G. Her father and seven others were killed in a helicopter crash.
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"brimmer" Discussed on Eu tava la
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The Academic Minute
Brandi Brimmer, Spelman College Black Union Widows and the Battle for Survivors Benefits in Post-Civil War America
"In college week black union widows had trouble claiming their benefits after the civil war. I'm dr lynn. Pascarella president of the association of american colleges and universities and today on the academic minute brandy brimmer associate professor in the department of history discusses their postwar battle after the american civil war. Newly freed black women made up one of the largest groups of union widows across the south yet their struggle for recognition by the federal pension bureau remains an understudy dimension of the war and its aftermath. My research analyzes the processes by which black women in eastern north carolina their views a citizenship in worthiness to the us pincher bureau their petitions for survivors benefits and the first person testimony of those who supported them painting vivid picture of their survival strategies free labor society in claiming the pensions to which they were in principle entitled. These women challenge the bureau's definition of union widowhood and expand the boundaries of us citizenship. The pension bureau distributed monetary resources to widows children and other dependent relatives of soldiers through a legal structure that required proof of marriage in evidence of war related that since marriages of enslaved people were neither authorized nor effectuation through legal routes. It was nearly impossible for formerly enslaved women to secure pension benefits federal lawmakers eventually address this problem through the supplementary pension act of july fourth eighteen sixty four which retroactively recognize the marriages formulates lay people within the pension system still a tedious and complicated application limited economic resources and competing definitions of what constituted. A legal marriage made security pension difficult. Maintaining they're standing on the pension roster could be just as intense scrutiny over how a widow earn wages notions of what constituted a proper family and sexual respectability became central points of contention at the end of the war. Freed women across the south said about filing petitions for survivors benefits with great frequency. They rested their claims on their contributions. To slavery's demise and their loved ones military service shining the light on their struggle for recognition underscores black women's legal acumen and understanding of the pension bureau as an arena of activism and redress. That was brandy bremmer of spelman
NewsRadio WIOD
"brimmer" Discussed on NewsRadio WIOD
"Producer. Mark, Give us a bit of sunshine today, my friend. Whatever you know, That's your your Mr Sunshine. So what would give us some happy thoughts from courtesy of producer Mark Since one of my Mr Sunshine, Okay, well, so we're gonna pretend for today because you know, it's a tough time out there. That was just just checking. I usually I'm doom and gloom. It's this fair point. I mean, I feel like even you've got to see there's good things out there. Yeah. Hockey starts tomorrow. There we go. Who's going to be who's good at hockey? Uh ah. Lot of NHL players pretty much all I mean, what teams? Come on. I mean, what teams are gonna be good. I would say it was gonna look out for the lightning. They won the cup last year. But then you know, I don't even know there's a team called the Lightning Tampa Bay Lightning. Wow. Really good. Oh, yeah. Do you know there's a team in Las Vegas now? No what they called the Golden Knights. A golden night. Why are the wire the Golden Knights? How did that come? I believe the owner was air Force or army and wanted them to be called the Knights. But Army had its army won't add that trademark. So they went with gold Golden Knights. Uh, they have awesome jerseys. If you google it, they probably have the nice sisters in the NHL honestly. I've never had never even heard of this before. Something very interest. Oh, that's a really cool logo. Yeah. Like that would be like a good shields. I logo. I kind of like it. I'm a fan. Um okay. Interesting. Very interesting. All right. You know what, Mark A soon as they open up the hockey man. I still I still owe you a hockey game, So we're allowed to go in person in any word on when that's actually gonna happen. In New York. Yeah, Good luck. You know idea, right, No club. There are a couple of teams in all the leagues that are letting fans in. But it's only in the areas you know. Like Florida. I think Nashville's allowing, but I'm not sure if the team is yet, you know. Teams in the areas in the red states that are allowing fans and limited capacities. But up here now, people just getting so stir crazy. You know, my my sister. He's got a beautiful little baby boy that you know she's she's obviously doing the mom thing. But I wanted to have some time to catch up with my little sister. And she heard that I went out to dinner. And she likes this idea. So now I'm gonna do this again. I told her I said we were You gotta dress for indoor dining in New York City. Right now, you gotta dress like you're going on a polar expedition. I mean, you need to show up. You know when you have so many layers on that, like your arms are a little stiff. Remember your Katie you sometimes, But like your parents put you in one of those little zip up snowsuit things. You basically have to dress like that. And then you could be comfortable eating outside in New York City right now, That's what with those of the lengths that we're willing to go through to feel a little bit of normalcy and a little bit of freedom. And somebody found your sister sounded interested in doing this. She wants to do it. I said okay. But I did it with the snow princess and she liked it. I like it barely feel my feet By the time the check came, but, you know It's a thing. I don't think you could pay me enough money to do that. Like I would support the business. I would order take out because I want to support you. But I'm not. I would never sure that's you know, my my waistline is proof of the take out of been ordering. Man. It's amazing. I don't know how they do it. But, you know, take out like Thai food in this stuff. It just tastes so good. You know, this is what happens. We always That's the end of the show, and I'm hungry. I always want to talk about food. Just the end of the show. It always somehow gets the food. They don't get anything. And it'll get the food. Well, during during lockdown to me, What else can you really, um You know what else can you really These days. Get off! Get all that excited about. S o. It is. You know, his food and food is something that gets it gets it going. All right, let's get into the roll Call here. I know we got a lot of it. I wanna hear from all your facebook dot com slash Buck Sexton as long as they don't kick us off of Facebook, which we're hoping they won't And then team bucket. I heart media calm If you want to email us, and we got other things to let's get to it. Uh, Dan. Evening, Sir. I'm enjoying Listen to your show today and agree with your take. I've spent 16 years in special operations forces, and I believe you and I have probably been in closer proximity to each other than either of us realize the damage. Very possibly true. I spent some time with the SF folks out in in western Iraq in 2000 and seven Also had some time with SF folks in Afghanistan in 2000 and nine fire. You know, 89 I forget. Honestly, I forget. Now it's In Iraq a couple times in Afghanistan wants So, Yeah, I guess that folks were awesome. Huge, huge fan of all our special operations forces. What they do is amazing. All right, let me get back into your message here. My question is simple. I agree that what happened the capital last week was not appropriate and accomplishes nothing positive. The question. I keep asking, and no one will give me an answer. What line will need to be cross for it to become a whatever it takes scenario. That's conservative Americans. We've always maintained the reason the Second Amendment is in places to overthrow an oppressive government. But it seems like even though we say that what we really mean is if China is literally invading our shores. That's why we have guns never to overthrow our government. I mean, Dan, So So let me let me work at this going backwards on Thank you for your service, sir. And thank you for writing in Yes, The Second Amendment is a check against an ultimate check against government tyranny. And it is true that for a lot of people, and I'm always reminded of that line attributed to I believe it's Admiral. Uh, Yemma Moto. That you could never invade America because there's a rifle behind every blade of grass, right? You could ever meet. Invade successfully Mainland America, the Japanese as as a interesting Just an interesting point of history did just to show they could Invade the 50 50 states and hold territory. I know they bombed Pearl Harbor, Brimmer. They never held Pearl Harbor they actually did, invade and hold US territory in the 50 states. To island in the Alaskan. I believe it's off the illusion Island chain ought to island the Japanese seized it. So that they could for really for propaganda purposes, say we are holding US territory, and there's some very brutal fighting there. And the Marines had to go and take it back. And then the the Japanese who had invaded made essentially a kamikaze charge and they went for the field hospital specifically of where American wounded were being held. I mean, it was really Really a vicious affair, but yeah, ought to island The Japanese did hold U S Territory of World War two for it for a pretty short period of time, but they didn't hold it. As for China, invading our shores, yes, of course. And if we did have a foreign invasion of the United States, then all of a sudden, I think at that point, even even most of the left wing gun grabbers would be very excited about all their neighbors who have a R 15 In that scenario, I think that even they a lot of them would say this is great. There's some some anecdotes. I think Charlton Heston actually told the anecdote once that People were asking him if they could borrow guns during the Los Angeles riots as bad as those God because I wanted to defend their homes and their in their businesses. So you know, A lot of people are anti gun until all of a sudden there's a massive mob burning down stores and businesses near them, and then they want to defend themselves. As for when we would reach that check Where the the government I think the answer is, you would know. Meaning. You know it when we're there, you know it because The government has lost all legitimacy and is engaged in in.
WCBM 680 AM
"brimmer" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
"My question is simple. I agree that what happened the capital last week was not appropriate and accomplishes nothing positive. The question. I keep asking, and no one will give me an answer. What line will need to be cross for it to become a whatever it takes scenario. That's conservative Americans. We've always maintained the reason the Second Amendment is in places to overthrow an oppressive government. But it seems like even though we say that what we really mean is if China is literally invading our shores. That's why we have guns never to overthrow our government. I mean, Dan, So So let me let me work at this going backwards on Thank you for your service, sir. And thank you for writing in Yes, The Second Amendment is a check against an ultimate check against government tyranny. And it is true that for a lot of people, and I'm always reminded of that line attributed to I believe it's Admiral Yemen Moto that you could never invade America because there's a rifle behind every blade of grass, right? You could never made invade successfully. Mainland America. The Japanese as as a interesting, just interesting point of history did just to show they could Invade the 50 50 states and hold territory. I know they bombed Pearl Harbor, Brimmer. They never held Pearl Harbor they actually did, invade and hold US territory in the 50 states. Two islands in the Alaskan. I believe it's off the illusion Island chain ought to island. The Japanese seized it so that they could for really for propaganda purposes, say we are holding US territory. There's some very brutal fighting there. And the Marines had to go and take it back. And then the the Japanese who had invaded made essentially a kamikaze charge and they went for the field hospital specifically of where American wounded were being held. I mean, it was really Really a vicious affair, but yeah to Island. The Japanese did hold U S Territory of World War two for it for a pretty short period of time, but they didn't hold it. As for so, Yeah, China invading our shores. Yes, of course. And if we did have a foreign invasion of the United States, then all of a sudden, I think at that point, even even most of the left wing gun grabbers would be very excited about all their neighbors who have a R 15 In that scenario, I think that even they Ah, lot of them would say this is great. There's um some anecdotes. I think Charlton Heston actually told the anecdote once that People were asking him if they could borrow guns during the Los Angeles riots as bad as those God because I wanted to defend their homes and their in their businesses. So you know, A lot of people are anti gun until all of a sudden there's a massive mob burning down stores and businesses near them, and then they wanted to defend themselves. As for when we would reach that check where the the government I think the answer is, you would know. Meaning. You know it when we're there, you know it because the government has lost all legitimacy and is Engaged in in arbitrary detention of Americans. Perhaps even you know, the the assassination or murder of American citizens without trial by the government and the kinds of escalations that I think you could all think of, and to be very clear. That's not happening now. Okay, so we're not there. We aren't we? We have political means that are that are peaceful to address these problems before us by then I think it's very important. We all right we do. Have political mechanisms to address this, so we all have to do is just take a deep breath members saying before about honor, we must be steadfast in the face. Of even the most vicious political opposition, and that's who we are. And that's what we're gonna do. So, Dan, thank you very much for writing in Matthew. I've written a few times to criticize you and disagree with you. Uh, okay, Matthew. Thanks. However, you've handled yourself remarkably. And I've told the honest truth during this crazy situation of the Capitol building. I still disagree. With a few things you say, But I must give you credit where it is due. You've done a great job and have done an outstanding job of holding true to yourself. Well done and keep up the great work. Well, Matthew, I really, really appreciate you being honest about the fact that I've done I've been honest here and done a good job and Done everything I can to tell people the truth about this, and I'm criticism that's said in good faith. I always appreciate that, too. So by all means, thank you so much for writing in Stay.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"brimmer" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"To the roads at 11 43 and checking your ride. Is Kevin again with these super retailers of New England all will drive traffic on the threes. All right, Laurie, south of Town, we go. 93 North found you gonna get some slowdowns here into the lane closure on the ramp to Route three. South and Braintree. Once you clear them, you're looking pretty good down past hangem and hand over. Expressways. A nice ride both directions right now. Very light volume in both directions Down on 24 south bound roadwork before route 1 40 taunts got traffic back a little over a half a mile right now, if you're down on the Cape roots sixties found watch out for these work crews set up here at Union Street and yaar meth and then I get up a little bit after about a mile. After that, there's another work crew waiting for you get a tap on the brakes getting by both of them. Up to the North won 28 North bound seeing some brake lights after Brimmer laughing that Beverly stretch looking pretty good, both directions on Route one through Saugus and Revere 90 three's A Nice Ride. Take about 10 minutes to get between Wilmington and Boston and downtown Boston. Trouble free right here, both directions on the river roads and through the airport tunnels. This report is sponsored by indeed dot com. If you're hiring you need indeed, indeed delivers quality candidates. You could focus on interviewing people with the right skills receive a $75 sponsored job credit when you upgrade your job post at indeed dot com slash credit terms and conditions apply. Kevin Brennan. WBC's traffic on the three. Well, that's Sun is trying in Boston, but not succeeding. We do have more clouds and sunshine right now looking at the temp or it above 35 at Logan Airport, some of you still stuck in the twenties. Clear and cold..
103.5 KISS FM
"brimmer" Discussed on 103.5 KISS FM
"They're only scratching the surface of what the connected car of the future will look like. The applications on yourself out. For instance, they're rather limited in nature. Your cellphone knows where it is. But it's data that it's able to collect is rather limited. The sort of connected vehicles that we're talking about, talk to more of a system that's directly connected to the automobile itself. That's Andrew Brimmer, managing director of local affairs for Dr Ohio, which has established the largest ever research project into connected vehicle technology on a 35 mile stretch of US 33 near Columbus, Ohio, using 1200 cars outfitted with upgraded Electron IX, the road will Shuttle information to cars and cars themselves can talk back. That system is able to pull a lot more data points from the internal systems that go on in your automobile, for instance. Such as direction, speed the status of the braking system, where the brakes or engaged or not. And even some basic information about the vehicle itself, such as length and width. That's very useful information when you start talking about safety applications, So when you come across an intersection, for instance, in the City Street that information is being sent directly to the intersection and then processed and then broadcast out to other vehicles around the corner, for instance, but also to other vehicles themselves. The vehicles will be able to receive the data coming from Vehicles in close proximity to itself so that it can see pretty much in a digital fashion What the environment looks like around the vehicle itself so that it can avoid other vehicles. So that it can make the driver's job of driving the vehicle a lot safer. And if there's something wrong with road itself, Bremer says, information sent from cars can given early and immediate warning. For instance, your traction control system engages Us 33 as you're driving along this stretch of roadway. Information about that traction control system can be sent from the car itself to the roadside units back to our traffic management center, indicating that there is the possibility of black ice occurring out there on the roadway. In which case we can't dispatch a snow Nice crew to take care of that situation isn't it's possible other warnings could go directly to drivers. For example, if somebody several cars ahead of you slams on the brakes, traffic signals could also be outfitted to send out alerts so that if a pedestrian is in the intersection, or about to cross into the intersection and a crosswalk that it sends out a signal to other cars, not on Lee in the pedestrians direct path but also around the corner from the bar. Austrian so that the car can receive that warning pop up the warning to the driver itself, saying, you know, look out for pedestrians in the area so you can avoid pedestrian car. Conflict there. But when does all this information become a driving distraction? That's one thing researchers want to find out. Eventually, self driving cars will take care of it automatically. That's when the big benefits will come. But by then, cars may also be getting information from or than just other cars passed along through a central computer. The road itself may also be truly smart. It may gather information to and put it into the mix. We'll start with the modular pretest paving system. And then we make it touch sensitive by incorporating a fiber optics sensing technology that has been in used in oil and gas pipelines, airframes for airplanes and even the space shuttle used this kind of fiber optics sensing technologies. It's a very sensitive sensing technology that makes the road the big concrete roadway into a touch pad, much like you would have on your laptop. That's Tim Sylvester, founder and CEO of Integrated Roadways affirm that manufacturers smart roads. They're operating a research project along us to 85 southwest of Denver. We start with a Technology that's been proven worldwide over the last 80 years. It's called pre cast concrete pavement, and this is a concrete pavement system. It's still in modular units in a factory and then assembled on site like a giant Lego system and because of factory built that enables us to put a lot of new technologies directly into the roadway that.
C-SPAN Radio
"brimmer" Discussed on C-SPAN Radio
"Atlanta here on C SPAN as the results come in for the Georgia U. S. Senate runoff elections between Republican Senator David Perdue and Democrat Jonah saw and Republican Senator Kelly Leffler and Democrat Raphael Warnock. We will return to the broadcast shortly. And we're following this coverage live right here on C Span radio. C SPAN's Washington Journal. Every day we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day, and we discussed policy issues that impact you coming up Wednesday morning on discussion on the results from the Georgia U. S Senate runoff elections with Adam Van Brimmer from the Savannah Morning News. Then we talk about what's expected during the joint session of Congress. As they tell me. The electoral college votes in the 2020 presidential election with Bloomberg News is Daniel flatly, American Enterprise Institute resident scholar John 40, a Georgia Democratic congressman. Hank Johnson and Oklahoma Republican Congressman Mark Twain, Mullen WATCH. C SPAN's Washington Journal. Why that's seven Eastern Wednesday morning. And be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, Facebook comments, text messages and tweets. On Wednesday, the U. S. House of Representatives and the U. S. Senate will meet in a joint session to tally the results of the electoral college ballots for president and vice president in the 2020 election. Some Republican lawmakers are expected to use this congressional vote count to object to.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"brimmer" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"This is fresh air. This Thursday, NBC premieres Mr Mayor, the latest sitcom from the creators of 30 Rock It stars Ted Danson is the newly elected mayor of Los Angeles. Our TV critic David Bianculli is impressed both by the Syriza and by Ted Danson's ongoing comedy career. Here's his review. The creators of NBC's 30 Rock, Tina Fey and Robert Car lock. We're deep into the run of that clever sitcom when they came up with a promising idea for a spin off. How about taking Jack Donaghy, the corporate exec played by Alec Baldwin and have him run for mayor and win? That didn't happen. And Baldwin ended up playing a much more powerful politician repeatedly and hilariously on Tina Fey's old stomping grounds Saturday night Live. But that comic concept of a celebrity mayor surrounded and often defended by an eager yet weary staff was too good to let go. After all, it worked for years on ABC Spin City, with Michael J. Fox, playing the political assistant of a clueless mayor. And Mayor Jack Donaghy wouldn't have been clueless, just arrogant and very, very vocal. But with Donaghy out Faye in car lock, the creators of Mr Mayer dumped the spin off idea and reshaped it where 30 Rock was set in and perfectly captured New York This new sitcom is set in Los Angeles and the newly elected mayor isn't a corporate executive or even a TV celebrity. The character Neil Brimmer, is a retired millionaire who made his fortune plastering billboards all along Southern California streets and highways. He's not clueless or arrogant, but he does come to the job without credentials or experience. The actor. Playing him is the exact opposite. With so many credentials and so much experience at starring in TV sitcoms, it's almost ridiculous. Ted Danson is playing the title role in Mr Mayor. And with NBC launching this series in 2021, it extends dancing's astounding streak of starring in TV sitcoms to five consecutive decades. In the 19 eighties, He had an 11 year run, starring a Sam Malone on NBC's cheers In the nineties. He was still starring and cheers, then began a six season run as the star of Becker on CBS. In the 2000. He finished up Becker and started playing an exaggerated version of himself as a recurring character on Larry David's HBO series. Curb Your Enthusiasm. He's still doing that and in the decade just ended. He also starred for four years on another brilliant sitcom. NBC's The Good Place, and now, Mr Mayor. I'm in all of that run not only for its quantity and longevity, but also for its quality. And in Mr Mayor, he takes the spotlight and shines once again. Playing a character who's clearly delighted by the job he ran for and won on a whim. The last time I saw anyone having this much fun sparring with the media at an introductory press conference, it was when the Beatles had just landed in America. All.
True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
Experiencing Bad Dreams
"Welcome to kiss myths and Mysteries. I'm your host kit Crump today bad dreams nightmares night terrors. Have you ever had a nightmare or night terror the kind of dream where you wake up in a cold sweat and can remember every detail. What was it that scared you and how scared were you really? Can you be so terrorized that you have a heart attack? Could you die in your sleep due to a nightmare the answer is yes. Yes, you can be scared to death. It's called parasympathetic rebirth parasympathetic rebound is the delayed reaction of the parasympathetic nervous system during intense and or prolonged stress to the opposed sympathetic nervous system. Now, let's take a look at dreams most of us dream every night. Even if we don't remember doing so sometimes dreams feel super short. Usually if they're about something really good like the perfect game. Your celebrity crush other times they can feel like they're going on forever the entire night which can be particularly annoying if they're scary are causing you anxiety wage. If you've wondered about the actual length of an average dream, you certainly aren't alone. There are a lot of mysterious questions about dreams researchers are still trying to learn what science does not know about dreaming is this dream should basically a mental exercise that happens while someone is sleeping dreams that occured during the rapid eye movement or Rim part of sleep which account page about 20% of the night. No one really knows exactly why we dreamed though. There are a lot of theories out there according to some researchers dreams exist to process intense emotions or facilitate consolidation of emotional memories some believe that dreams help show us daytime threats so that we can learn how to avoid them. Or show us counterfactual simulations to daytime events so that we can learn lessons. There are also researchers who don't think dreams exist for any reason at all. Oh really? They they're just there and what are nightmares nightmares are scary or terrifying dreams of typically occur in REM sleep and leave the dreamers shaken or disturbed to some extent upon Awakening some researchers maintain that for a dream to be a nightmare. It has to be disturbing enough to awaken the dreamer other experts point out that many not scary dreams erotic sad Nostalgia creative spiritual can be intense enough to awaken to Brimmer also, so now let's take a full circle. What is one of the key factors that would wake you up answer over-stimulation of the parasympathetic nervous system. And what is the parasympathetic rebound but a delayed reaction of the parasympathetic nervous system. To overstimulation perhaps if you dream you die, but wake up shaking and in a cold sweat there simply wasn't enough extreme long term stress to cause parasympathetic rebound, but could you be scared to death by a nightmare? The answer is a resounding? Yes
True Crime Garage
The Evansdale Murders
"Longtime listeners of this fine program. We'll know that one of the tactics I would certainly use in any of these investigations is what I like to call the old pervert roundup and that is exactly what law enforcement did. Investigators tracked down approximately ten registered sex offenders living in Evansdale and all were cleared by police but according to CNN there were two hundred registered sex offenders in a ten mile radius is scary stuff now the town of Waterloo has did. He make sure that there wasn't a prison I I did. The town of Waterloo has one registered sex offender for every two hundred and thirty six residents for comparison purposes. Evansdale has a registered sex offender for every four hundred and eighty four residents over all the DCI says. It looked into over three hundred sex offenders to date throughout the investigation. Investigators had a hard time figuring out. Exactly how the girls were abducted. Where the bikes were left was quite far from their house and was not in an area. Cars could travel further. The girl sense had seem to lead into the woods. How a Predator or predators managed to get control of two girls silently and sight unseen in broad daylight. But we've we've talked about this many times normally. I'M GONNA guess that it's by threat of violence. I show you a gun. I show you a knife. You're a little kid is not gonna be that hard for me to You know most little kids are not going to think. Hey I could take off running right now or maybe I can scream or I could do something. You're going to see that gun and once that threat is made now that perpetrators in control. Yeah and what you have to wonder about two is do you take that a step further and say were they lured to a vehicle perhaps by someone they knew and trusted and there was no reason for them to scream and run away right. That's your second option. The other thought to had they been grab from another location. Perhaps a long road alongside a road. Which would make sense. And then the bikes left by their doctor on the trail and the dogs are just mistaken or confused while we talked about this a little off the record was the idea that what if the perpetrator had a truck or had A truck with maybe a cap on it where he got the girls got control the girls there now in his vehicle a he has the their bikes but now he's afraid that once he takes off that maybe somebody sees the bikes in the back of his truck. Here's the other thing to consider as well staying along the idea that it was a stranger abduction. Could we have a situation where they were somewhat targeted meaning? Had someone been watching the two girls as we said? This bike ride was pretty routine. They were out riding together often and I would imagine it would be roughly about the same time of day so somebody put together a carefully planned attack a snatch and grab of these two girls especially if they were following him and then followed them all the way to the lake that might have presented the opportunity. The perpetrator was looking for there. Were a rash of child. Abduction attempts throughout Iowa in two thousand twelve the following reports appeared in various media publications. And I'll kind of go through these one at a time. Captain you just kind of jump in where you see fit may nineteenth two thousand twelve th authorities say they were looking for a man suspected in the attempted abduction of three girls on the west side of Perry Iowa. Perry police say the man stopped his car about eight. Pm Friday and asked the Girls Ages. Eight and nine for directions to a convenience store he then tried to get the girls into the car asking for them to show him the way. Show him the directions. Police say the girls ran to a neighbor's house thankfully on June sixth of that same year. Metro police are teaming up with following a string of attempted child abductions in the Des Moines Iowa area. No this is like one hundred and twenty five miles away from Evansdale but I wanna go through some of these as we as we can hear the most recent of these attempts happened in Pleasant Hill on May twenty third of that year. Police say a man in A. Suv tried to lure a young girl into his vehicle in the same article. They're talking about walkie. Police were investigating an incident. That happened around the same date. There were two girls. They say they were followed by an SUV. In June parents and four city Iowa were notified of two abduction attempts and one of them. The driver of a Tan panel work style van stopped three children on bicycles on North Eighth Street and told them he was going to get them. The children ran away and the driver drove off. Seems like we need another stranger danger campaign through this country. I mean with all these creeps and all these pieces of shit to teach these kids one. Stay away run away. Run to the nearest house yell for help. Well what I find interesting in these situations is when you do have some a child or children who actually go missing and then the thought is abduction. You'll see these little stories in the newspapers in the local newspapers and they are just that they are little tiny stories because they don't know much about the offender they don't really fully know what the offender was attempting to do the actual crimes. They were attempting to carry ow. But it's scary stuff and they're really just delivering a little short warning to the community and to the parents in the area. What happens once you have a child who actually goes missing these stories all start to cycle back through the news because now you have people making connections and you're going alright. There's a shark in the water and he's over here swimming around in this area and look try to get somebody here and try to get somebody there In the same article captain there are going all the way back to march of that year. Where say the Police Department investigated a possible attempt to abduct a ten year? Old Boy. The boy who was in front of his home said he was approached by an Asian male roximately fifty years old with a thin face. The suspect was driving an older grey van possibly with I'll license plates. The man reportedly tried to lure the boy into his van after asking for directions to a church whether these attempts could have been the same person who took Elizabeth and lyric is almost certainly something that police in evansdale would have been. Considering at the time on the four month anniversary of the disappearance a letter appeared in the newspaper and it read to whom it may concern. We would use your name but we don't know who you are or maybe we do. Maybe you are someone who knows the girls. Maybe you're someone who just acted upon impulse. Maybe you had planned to take them. We don't know because we don't know who you are but we can sort of imagine that you must not have had the things you needed to grow up feeling safe and loved because only someone who hurts inside would hurt another person in their family. We've all heard the saying hurt. People hurt people. We believe this to be true. We are so sorry for what happened to you when you were growing up. Certainly all children do not receive all the love and care they deserve. Some are even abused by those who are supposed to have taken care of them. When that happens it is very wrong. Taking the girls from us has caused much pain pain for them pain for us and our families since the time you took them. Maybe you've wondered more than a few times how you could ever make it right how to be a hero. Not a monster. Things probably look pretty hopeless for a good outcome. We want you to know that we are praying for you to do the right thing by releasing the girls everyone wins even you the person who took them imagine how it will feel to? Have everyone remember that you were the one person and all the missing children cases the one person who cared enough to let the girls go you will not be remembered as the one who took the girls but as the one who let them come home? Our lives have not been the same since July thirteenth. Please let our girls come home to us. Do the right thing be a hero sincerely and signed by both of the families Wa- and then we're going to learn that that's not an option anymore to return the girls because the girls would be found. Yeah this takes place. On December fifth of that same year two thousand and twelve the family. They get the phone call that they were really hoping not to get. The family was told that two bodies had been found and at that time they believe them to be. The girl's three hunters found two small corpses in seven bridges. Wildlife Park and brimmer county north of Evansdale. This was a totally off the grid. One hundred sixty six acre wildlife area about twenty two miles from Myers Lake twenty two miles from where the bikes were found The area was not one that someone would just stumble upon. It was frequented mostly by hunters. Atv riders fishermen. You know outdoor people. This was a the type of park that you just take your kids for a hike and this was you said more for hunters and fishermen. Atv riders into kind of clue. Everybody in that's not from that area. When I see these types of statements it really really puts it into perspective for me. What kind of place? What kind of area we're talking about. This is also an area where people would drive and dump appliances. You know how you see. Things that are just dumped that are unwanted wanted. They have no other idea of how to get rid of them right. They just dump these appliances out in the middle of nowhere so and this is also a place that pretty much only the locals dough about you want to know about it. If you weren't from the area I mean you could find it on a map. But as I said it's it's very much like you just described it's only going to be frequented by people that are specifically intending to go to that area for the purpose of hunting or fishing