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"The KCB as sports line, and he has the answer as to why Kyle Shanahan feels like he's watching another team run his offense this week. Yeah, the forty-niners getting ready to take on the dolphins this week and offensively the dolphins are a team that likes to do a lot of the same things at the forty-niners like to do and that's not surprising given that the dolphins head coach Mike mcdaniel was the forty-niners offensive coordinator and it's been over a decade working with forty-niners head coach Kyle Shanahan in different roles and as Kyle Shanahan has been watching film to get ready for this weekend's game. He was asked if he feels that he's watching his own offense just with some different kind of players like Miami star speedy wide receiver tyreek hill. Oh, it's cool to watch. I mean, right when he got tyreek, you knew how much that was gonna help. Tyreke said, there's a number of fast people in this league and to me he's different than everyone else, probably ever. Just the physicality and speedy runs with. So just some of the things that they could do with him is cool to watch. Now, Shannon says he's been enjoying it, but one of the things that's really jumped out has been the play of dolphins quarterback to attack of aloha and all the things that he's been able to do. Shannon says he's noticed a big difference in two of the season. You know, the question was watching two and offense. And while it wasn't totally sure of that and I remember turning it on the preseason and watching his first game and I was like, wow, this guy looks totally different and looks very comfortable and then turned it on week one and I thought he was playing a week one as good as anyone in this league and I don't think he's had a game not like that. Now the forty-niners back on the practice healed they aren't dealing with some significant injury questions for this week's game start running back Christian McCaffrey not practicing today with a knee issue wide receiver deebo Samuel limited with a quad injury and starting offensive guard Spencer burford he is also out today dealing with an ankle sprain. From the sports desk, Joe Hughes
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"Mustafa who plays Jebat this is name will stifle. Oh that's not enough which we already got stuff. That's not enough. We all hanno. Black women have any dark skinned women. That's what we really need. So it's a movie. The movie a tv series. Yeah ethic like is bad. You should get that all in one. What doing to get through it. But i have hope for something like that because it's really those more highly animated animated. Don't translate well into film so this may be really good. I don't know. I don't know they got ed right. I mean they got iron right. They better motherfucking. You'd better get that little. That little thing right. They got him right but they better with his cute cute. As low qaeda's doll qaeda's down dog it will still live action series will for me on november nineteenth all right. We'll reluctantly be there. I'm a hallmark breath a little bit. I'll home burford islam. But i'm gonna hold my breath for it Memorial shit. Chris pratt for me. It really is chris chris. Whoa for me. The thing is and this is one of my biggest gripes about like celebrity actors getting like roles life dead over real voice actors. Absolutely you get these actors who are. They're great they're great on camera but you don't feel like they're good and like his voice actor. Neither every actor is a great voice. Actor emotion is just not say a lot of gra. Good for atta. Yeah we like is was actors.
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"Writer. Roy hawkin met opera chorus master. Donald palumbo rabbi donald rottenburg and musicologist. Mark burford decoding. The vapin sierra chorus from verdi's noble you'll hear performance by the met opera chorus after the break area code is produced in partnership with the metropolitan opera each season. The met presents ten saturday matinees in movie theaters around the world. As part of its award winning live in hd series. I up mussorgsky's boris. Good enough starring renee papa in the title role. The mets cinema season will also feature terence blanchard's fire shut up in my bones and matthew aucoin z. Ritzy out more at met opera dot org slash hd. Hey it's rian and before we get to the rest of the show. I wanted to invite you to our first ever. Aria code live event whooped. It's a conversation between me. And terence blanchard about his new opera fire. Shut up on my bones and as hard as it is to believe. He's the first black composer to have his work performed at the met. So it's a pretty big freaking deal. I'm going to ask him about this. Milestone the process of writing it which as a young composer i'm very keenly interested in and we'll also have some video clips from the premier to share. The event is over zoom on friday october. Eighth at twelve noon eastern. It's totally free. And i'd love for you to join us you can. Rsvp at aria code dot org the ancient israelites are being held captive in babylon. They take a break from forced labor. Sit down by the banks of the afraid. He's river and seeing about their homeland jerusalem. Here's the metropolitan opera. Chorus singing fought in sierra the chorus.
Monocle 24: Meet the Writers
interview With Caleb Azumah Nelson
"Kayla. Thanks so much for joining me. I know that you have huge demands on your time because your book has just exploded. Hasn't it yeah. I've been kind of astounded by iolanthe disapora in jeopardy seeing everywhere. I think it's you know. I was a little bit worried about coming out in the lockdown and it just i haven't had to have that worry at the moment it just feels like the supposed be really overwhelming and really. I'm really grateful now. I introduced you as a photographer and writer d. You now think that that's switched. Are you a writer. Perhaps with the bisa photography feel like. I've always been a writer. I and i think photography is has been another medium in which i can communicate and express like i've been writing since i can remember likelihood you're like four or five years old scribbler. Like really terrible. Shoot stories have l-. I think the the medium of photography really allows a visual element to come into my work and very much comes through in this book open water. There's a lot about you feel the sort of the poetry the visual the creativity. I mean those are major themes aren't they about about creativity. I think the the the starting point or for any saw them. Artistic expression is feeling and emotion. And then it's working is working from that once have the feeding emotion. I'm trying to express define the best medium for in this case. It was writing but the but the writing contained these elements. Are these references to music can to to visual artists than film which took the narrative elsewhere afforded a different dimension. I i. I would have been possible if i just like kind of ryan straight pros and of course if the two characters one is a dancer. One is a photographer like you. That will so you to kind of explore all of those teams much more than living it. Yeah there's i guess there's a I guess everyone has their that. Point is expression even if is like a professional level epic. Everyone is has something that they do to express themselves in. It was important for me to to have the these law autistic expressions index the title itself. Open water for me. It feels like you're talking about freedom there but you will set talking about the dangers that can lurk in a water. Yeah it some there. Was this idea of justice. Like real ruled in almost infinite freedom. You know when you you'll standing on a beach yukon see where who had the see and like the that kind of idea but not knowing what does look like what. Dangers are present in our in our every day. I think it was important for me to have these Protagonists to have. Like the kind of fullness wholeness like range in which they good light just be in. Just have this freedom by. I wanted to comment on what happens when you find that. Freedom interrupted without giving any of the plus away at this point. Yeah a lot of this is told through dialogue. Which i know is fiendishly difficult to achieve and then at one point you sort of depart from the traditional writing style the whole kind of you say she says tell me about that. Change of structure the About giving too much away the bat point in the story. The narrative has been a bill and bill bill and then reached this kind of the apex this peak in which the image i had to switch the structure slightly so that it was hughley the protagonist kind of like spilling in a way like it was. It's like feeling a competent. And the woods at that point had just spilled over and that's what began to emerge and not not lots of the narrative using the this second person who almost away fruit was really important for me to create this kind of very intimate as very intimate narrative in which the reader can beat by the burford. An audience member nossa the protagonists themselves at an. Did you write it like that from the start or were you fiddling about with with that structure. That was really attention from the beginning. I think i'm always wondering a novel could be like. I'm always astounded by different nobles. Come across the us. Full more structured as a narrative device that this would only serve to push an artist the book has described as absolutely nailing the black experience the london black experience when you were growing up with their books for you that spoke to that or are we only now. Seeing the emergence of of works that will speak to the next generation. Yeah i think when i was when i was growing up his voracious reader like i would just read anything i can get my hands on but there were specific which was speaking to that black british experience. Like our say. The mallory blackman might really An kind of like primary and early teen years and then later on as eighty smith but it was a real struggle to to kind of find tips. The the like i instantly recognized i could. I could understand kind of relate to to various fictional works especially from the over. The pond said like james baldwin and tony morrison writes slide. Those are really integral to save my reading and writing growing up the yet only the kind of feels like now. There's a slight pushing the direction in which the narratives that haven't been beginning to be by fitness way to
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"Visits at county code dot com to learn more about how to keep our community. Safer traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons. Dana has news 93.1 kfbk. Tonight we'll see considerable cloudy this expect a low tonight of 42 to 46 mostly sunny skies for tomorrow. Tomorrow's high 65 to 69 Thursday Considerable cloudiness with a little rain Thursday will reach a high 56 to 60. I'm AccuWeather's Drew Shannon News 93.1 kfbk. And checking our temperatures right now In the Ardennes area, we've got 64 degrees and let's check out Grove 64 Loomis urine 63. And it's time for business and money News. Genevieve's Burford and brothers is now cap trust. And we've got certified financial planner Kelly Brothers now market dub, taking a breather today just kind of treading water the entire day after coming off of all time highs for the Dow, the NASDAQ the S and P Of course stimulus still being negotiated. You've got an impeachment trial just getting underway. You have more earnings coming out, most of them decent. But after six straight up days for most of these averages, they took a break today. It wasn't much of a break. Really. Dow was down nine points and 3 31,075 NASDAQ up 20 at 14,007 1st time we've ever had a 14 handle on the NASDAQ, the S and P, down four points. Hold up. Fort 18 37 announce..
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"With Sam Shane. I'm Christina Madonna. The time for a look at business now, and Genevieve's Burford and Brothers is now Up Trust Sacramento. So let's talk to certified financial planner Ellie Brothers. Good more. Thank you so much, Kristina. Yeah, This'll was a long time in coming and glad to make that announcement this morning and Very happy with the team. We have partnered up with that cap trust. Hey, wanted to hit on first of all, Amazon. What a transition for them their CEO since day one is moving into a new position. I would be Jeff Bezos and We know him to be the richest man in the world, obviously, but he's also I mean, anyone who has worked with or for the man says he's a tremendous CEO. His one of his philosophy says always been Day one. In other words, that you always choose today to be day one and work from here. The idea being that you never rest on your laurels in the past, and you're always looking to innovate. And get better for tomorrow, and he's gonna be coming executive chairman of Amazon, and that means that one of his trusted lieutenants Andy Jassy, who's been running Amazon Web services will be the next and only the second CEO in the history of Amazon. He's going to take over in the second half of the year, probably in July. I would assume What else do we have A private sector Jobs report out, which was basically three times what was expected 174,000 jobs added in the month of January in the private sector, according to a teepee. The estimate was that that was gonna be about 50,000. We'll see what the Labor Department says with their jobs report which will come out on Friday. Here are the real time numbers Dow Down 35 6 30,052. NASDAQ is up 65, the S and P up eight points. Gold up for oil up 1.5%.
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"1 800 get Roto or at Roto Rooter See a com traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons. Dana has news 93.1 kfbk and I will see cloudy skies expect a low tonight of 44 to 48 temperatures approaching near record highs Tomorrow we'll see mostly cloudy skies and a high 63 to 67. Thursday, partly sunny near record breaking highs. Once again, we'll see a high Thursday 62 to 66 I'm AccuWeather's Drew Shannon News. 93.1 kfbk 54 in Elk Grove 55 in Citrus sites. 54 in Rancho Cordova Business and Money News one more time tonight with Kelly Brothers from Genevieve's Burford and brothers. Imagine you have one of those wallets that contains Bitcoin your Bitcoin and that Bitcoin has grown to be worth almost $220 million, and you can't remember the password. That is the case for Steffen Thomas, a German born programmer living in San Francisco, and because this isn't controlled by any bank or any government. He only has two more chances at a password. His first eight were wrong after 10 Sciences. It is locked up forever, and he will never get the money that is in that account. If you could believe it or not, it encrypts the contents forever. He has two more chances. He lies awake at night, trying to figure out what the password was on that account. Try password. Really? Just try it. Who knows? Market overall today a little bit higher would despite everything going on politically in this country a down day yesterday But today climbing a little bit again. Dow up 68 31,068. NASDAQ Up 36 to 13,072 the S and P Up one point gold down 17 18 44 Announced 10 Year Bond Yield 1.13%. Okay, thank you. Kelly and President Trump went to the US Mexico Mexico border in Texas today. NBC's Alex Stone has more on.
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"County covert dot com to learn more. About how to keep our community safer. Having on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons stayed ahead. Snooze 93.1 kfbk and I will see cloudy skies expect a low tonight of 44 to 48 temperatures approaching near record highs Tomorrow we'll see mostly cloudy skies and a high 63 to 67 Thursday partly sunny near record breaking highs. Once again, we'll see a high Thursday 62 to 66 I'm AccuWeather's Drew Shannon News. 93.1 kfbk 57, El Dorado Hills, 55 Granite Bay, GALT. 55 degrees. Now, let's get business and money news for you, Kelly Brothers, now from Genevieve's, Burford and brothers. Imagine you have one of those wallets that contains Bitcoin your Bitcoin and that Bitcoin has grown to be worth almost $220 million. And you can't remember the password. That is the case for Steffen Thomas, a German born programmer living in San Francisco. And because this isn't controlled by any bank or any government, he only has two more chances at a password. His first eight were wrong. After 10 sciences. It is locked up forever, and he will never get the money that was in that account. If you could believe it or not, it encrypts the contents forever. He has two more chances. He lies awake at night, trying to figure out what the password was. On that account. Try password really? Just tried. Who knows? Market overall today a little bit higher would despite everything going on politically in this country a down day yesterday But today climbing a little bit again. Dow up 68 31,068. NASDAQ Up 36 to 13,072 the S and P Up one point gold down 17 18 44 Announced 10 Year bond yield 1.13% are thanks to Kelly. It's 5 23 Casey Building a better Sacramento kfbk afternoon news with Kitty O'Neil's And if you've been wondering how you might be able to support women and Children fleeing abusive home was January's national stalking Awareness Month. My sister's house is offering a one hour orientation for potential volunteers tomorrow, such as has tried to have monthly one Our volunteer orientations so that people the wonderful people who have time and capacity and interest in helping victims of domestic violence, sexual assault. Human trafficking can learn more about my sister's house and how we operated..
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"Near record highs Tomorrow we'll see mostly cloudy skies and a high 63 to 67 Thursday partly sunny near record breaking highs. Once again, we'll see high Thursday 62 to 66 I'm AccuWeather's Drew Shannon News 93.1 kfbk. And we're showing 55 in Sacramento, 57 in Roseville and 55 in Rancho Cordova. Business and Money News now Kelly brothers from Genevieve's, Burford and Brothers. Good article. The Wall Street Journal this morning about people coming up with a fake commute. People who are looking to Mark that demarcation line between real life and work, including a sales consultant in Sacramento actually drives into downtown twice a week to get coffee at his favorite coffee shop and then drives home to begin his work day. That's what people are doing, whether they're driving to a coffee shop or taking a walk around the block or doing something to mark the difference between home life and work from home. Market overall today, a little bit higher, bouncing back Despite all the political unrest and machinations that are going on in D. C. The Dow is up 60 points and 31,068 NASDAQ up 36 13,072. Yes and P up one point Gold down seven and 18 44 announced. 10 Year bond Yield 1.13% All right, our thanks to Kelly Brothers, therefore, 53 KPK President Trump went to the US Mexico border in Texas today as the White House team wants to highlight the president's accomplishments. In his four years in office. A B C's Alex Stone has more on that visit. Yes, for Katie. This is the first time that we've seen the president live in front of a crowd since the riot of the capital and On his way out of office he's dealing with his presidents typically do especially when they go to the border. They was met by protesters. They're not very amped up protesters as they continue to chant there, But it was a trip that the White House was planning is kind of a goodbye to show off with the president has gotten done.
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"Is the Cave became morning news and time now to catch up with Kelly Brothers from Genevieve's, Burford and brothers. Good morning, Kelly. Good morning to you, Christina. Interesting article. The Wall Street Journal about the fake commute of people looking for ways to kind of draw that line between work and home. When they're working from home. They even Interview, a Sacramento sales consultant to still drive from his house down near his office, gets his cup of coffee and then drives back home to go to work a few days a week. So interesting reading there If you want to take a look at it, WALMART they're gonna partner up with the firm that backed Robin Hood, and they're gonna do a fin tech startup financial technology startup. As they believe that allow their customers are unbanked and UN advised and they need a little bit of help, and they could make some money off of it as well and the best year in sales ever for crocks. Everyone's in leisure wear, and that's not too much of a surprise. Is it? Let's check the real time numbers down down 50 at 9 30,058. NASDAQ Up five of 13,042, the S and P, down eight points. Hold down. Seven. Oil up. 1.5% 10 Year Bond Yield 1.18 Moving up. Terrific, Kelly. Thank you, sir. Here's what Kitty O'Neil has coming up this afternoon. Good morning, Christina and Sam will have reaction to the Patriots head coach, not accepting the presidential Medal of Freedom. That's Kitty O'Neil. That's the this afternoon. It starts at four o'clock. Okay? It's Tuesday, January 12th time. For what? Hear what happened with Albert Parnell? Yes, the first year that I'm starting off with this the year 1960. Show.
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"I love a gadget, but I don't see a lot of need. Yeah, But do you like more big brother? You know no. Well, no. A fifties the time Let's check in right field throwing up this morning. Good morning, Brian. Good morning. This reporter's but by Cal hold in the California Department of Health Care Services. Very quiet morning on a three ways all the way around. Paucity of accident. 80 from Roseville. Nine minutes with Cap City put I 80 across the top of town just eight minutes. Either way between the split 95 No delays coming in from L grove on 5 99 nothing to slow you down all the way from Folsom on Highway 50 the usual plenty minute drive from woodland on I 5 16 If you're coming in from Davis right now, if you're feeling anxious, expressed a lonely difficult covert times call Cal. Hope that a 33 3 17 hope that a 33 37 1946 73 or visit Cal. Hope God ordered to talk to someone who can help. Hope will persevere. Traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons news 93.1 kfbk. Patchy fog this morning. Otherwise it'll be mostly cloudy today with a high of 55 to 59, but mostly cloudy tonight, though, 43 to 47, mostly cloudy and milder tomorrow with a high of 63 to 67. Thursday. Partly sunny and mild. The high again 63 to 67 by macular meteorologist Joe Lundberg News 93.1 KFBK currently 43 degrees North Lake Tahoe and 48 degrees in back a villain news 93.1 kfbk I'm Christina and dance along with Sam Shane. This is the Cave became morning news and time now to catch up with Kelly Brothers from Genevieve's, Burford and brothers. Good morning, Kelly. Good morning to you, Christina. Interesting article. The Wall Street Journal about the fake commute of people looking for ways to kind of draw that line between work and home. When they're working from home. They even.
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"Right Now let's get the money and business news for that We turn to Kelly Brothers from Genevieve's Burford and brothers and what's on your mind this morning? I'm thinking job. Yeah. I don't know. I'm just picturing the Goldman Sachs Marketing department there in a panic, aren't they? Well, they had a big event planned for next week. It's still planned. Unfortunately, they named it stormed the hill. This was business is being able to talk to lawmakers. And they sent T shirts was stormed The hill and all of the people who are going to attend. They are having to quickly backtracked. Rename the event. At urge all of the participants to not wear the T shirt, you know? I mean, can you imagine Goldman Sachs storms the hill that that is not what they don't know. No. So anyway, just kind of bad timing for that firm market. Overall today is flat and mixed and but it has the jobs report is Kristina points out is a note of concern. 140,000 jobs lost first negative jobs. Report Monthly Jobs report since April And if you look at bars and restaurants, they lost 372,000 jobs. And of course, the overall number is better than that simply because it's a net number, so there were some industries that did some hiring bars and restaurants gutted again. Check the real time Numbers down down. 74 9 30,066 NASDAQ Up 75 1 13,040 to the S and P up six points. Gold Down 60 or 3% Oil is up nearly 2% 10 Year bond deal 1.11%. Okay, Kelly, Thanks so much. A 23 is a time when it rolled some new audio clips for you this morning. In Sacramento County, Other organizing an event They're trying to get businesses back open and they're trying to figure out how they can reopen early, which is a heck of a challenge. They're going to hold an event. They're going to bring people together and discuss ways to develop a plan to do that you're about to hear from Sacramento County Supervisor Sue Frost, talking about some of the topics that will be discussed. We're bringing experts in the fields of epidemiology, medicine, psychology, economics and constitutional law, and our mission is to provide the full science is coded and Look at the lockdowns and to understand the impact the lockdowns they're having on our communities, and we're also going to talk about strategies to reduce hospital demand and safely reopen schools and businesses and Protect our constitutional rights and get people back to their jobs in their lives. Okay, So the plan is to hold us over the weekend outside by the way in person, So they're going to try to follow covert guidelines and figure out how they can get businesses back up and running. Assume as possible. Just amazing. All right. We've been talking about the 24th amendment and their 25th. I'm sorry. Thank you. 25th amendment all over the country calls to invoke that to remove President Trump. After the fall out from what happened at the capital on Wednesday. So we checked in with constitutional law Professor Sacramento's most George School of law, Leslie Gilo, Jacobs. And she explains how invoking the 25th amendment even works. The vice president and eight members of the Cabinet must agree that the president is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office. They sent a letter to Congress. And they say that immediately upon sending that letter to Congress, the vice president assumes the president's powers. This doesn't remove the president from office. But it places the president's powers ends the vice president and then the president would have four days to object. And if he did, then Congress would get to decide how must Vote by two thirds to keep the powers with the vice president. Otherwise, the president gets them back. But I should note Congress has 21 days to do that. All right. This all came into place in the 19 sixties, when they were disgusting. You know what happens with the different succession possibilities? Should something happen to press the headline today is Mike Pence. Vice President Mike Pence has come out to reports say he will not involve the 25th amendment, so that appears to be off the table. S O. Does business travel return? And how? What does that look like in wind? And now everyone's doing virtual and zoom. And will you get back on a plane for business to fly cross country, right. We've got more on that new trend in your headlines straight ahead. We're back in three. That's a fluid.
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"She's the marketing manager for the downtown Sacramento partnership. You can hear more tomorrow at 5 23 here, OK PK or head over now to kpk dot com. The afternoon news with Kitty O'Neil For many, it seems like the country is falling apart at the seams, but you wouldn't know it by looking at the stock market. Despite all the trouble that's going on the market seems to keep rolling on. Let's talk with Kelly Brothers from Genevieve's Burford and brothers. I got it. I don't. I mean, I kind of understand a portion of the reason Kitty, but it's It's very perplexing. I mean, when you saw you know protesters rolling into the capital, you know police with guns drawn in the chambers of the House and the Senate and You saw that and not to mention the fact Georgia had gone Democratic as well. And these were things that were thought to somehow be a threat to the market and the marketed a new high yesterday. Not only that gold was down. I mean, usually when you have that sort of tumult. Gold goes up. It's kind of seen as a safe haven. So the old rules are not applying in this market with a whole new breed of investor and a lot of investors saying, Listen, this is ugly, but it's going to be over by the 20th of January 1 way or another. On then they're seeing they're placing bets, basically on stimulus that a democratically controlled government will push more money into stimulus. Maybe another trillion dollars into infrastructure as well. So all of that Leads to continued ascension for the market to levels, many might think to be slightly elevated. Wow. Well, let's look at another positive note here locally. I saw plans in the rail yard for a 5000 seat venue. Tell us about that. Well, yeah, it is. Sacked Business Journal reported this yesterday that the permitting is underway now for this at And it may be there, you know, for a while there they were holding some events in what's called the Paint shop. It's one of those beautiful old buildings on the site of what used to be kind of the rail yard where they used to paint. Trains on do they held some really nice events in there. It's very rustic, great atmosphere, but they're gonna build a little venue there for musical acts I assume for theater or for shows, but Saying 3,505,000 people be the capacity, which would which will be fantastic to hear that sort of music coming out of that part of downtown. So even though many of us haven't been downtown a whole lot these days because you're not going down for games And you're not going down for restaurants there stuff still going on. There's construction underway and the rail yards remain One of the great hopes for kind of a revitalization of downtown. Once we can all go and see it again. Hopefully soon. Yeah. Something to look forward to. All right, Kelly brothers. They're from Genevieve's Burford and brothers. Thank you. Thank you. Okay. And still to come. We'll just have the latest out of Washington President Trump releasing a new video this afternoon. Much more to come here on news. 93.1 Cave became live everywhere on the I Heart radio app Have something to say on your smartphone dial pound 2 50 say, open mic. All of it makes anything We're.
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"Covert relief kid to a family in poverty. Text the word Give 283393 That's give 283393 traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons. Dana has news 93.1 kfbk. Expect a shower late tonight. Otherwise mostly cloudy skies tonight well ceelo 42 44 cloudy skies tomorrow morning with intervals of clouds and sun for the afternoon will see a high tomorrow 59 to 63 Saturday morning fog otherwise sun and clouds Saturday's high 58 to 62. Mac, you others through Shannon News, 93.1 kfbk, We've got 48 l grow. 46 Loomis saw GALT has 46 degrees. Now it's 5 22 it kfbk. And we're going to get some business and money news for you. Kelly Brothers is with Jennifer's Burford and brothers. Boeing is gonna pay some serious money to settle criminal charges over the 7 37 Max $2.5 billion. Believe it or not, that includes 243 million in a criminal penalty of $500 Million Fund for crash victims, family members and 1.8 billion or so for airline customers. A lot of these charges will go away if they keep their nose clean for the next two or three years. But basically, the Justice Department said Boeing employees concealed information about the aircraft's onboard soft Her from regulators that originally approved the plane's market overall today, flying high again not looking at what's going on right today or even yesterday, or what's going to happen in the next 10 days or so, but looking at a change of power in the country, looking at.
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"The KPK afternoon new page right now for more information. For many, it seems like the country is falling apart at the seams, but you wouldn't know it by looking at the stock market. Despite all the trouble that's going on the market seems to keep rolling on. Let's talk with Kelly Brothers from Genevieve's, Burford and brothers. I got it. I don't I mean, I kind of understand a portion of the reason Kitty, but it's It's very perplexing. I mean, when you saw you know protesters rolling into the capital, you know, police with guns drawn in the chambers of the House and the Senate and You saw that and not to mention the fact Georgia had gone Democratic as well. And these were things that were thought to somehow be a threat to the market and the market in a new high yesterday, Not only that gold was down. I mean, usually when you have that sort of tumult. Gold goes up. It's kind of seen as a safe haven. So the old rules are not applying in this market with a whole new breed of investor and a lot of investors saying, Listen, this is ugly, but it's going to be over by the 20th of January 1 way or another. On then they're seeing they're placing bets, basically on stimulus that a democratically controlled government will push more money into stimulus. Maybe another trillion dollars into infrastructure as well. So all of that Leads to continued ascension for the market to levels, many might think to be slightly elevated. Wow. Well, let's look at another positive note here locally. I saw plans in the rail yard for a 5000 seat venue. Tell us about that. Well, yeah, it is. Sacked Business Journal reported this yesterday that the permitting is underway now for this at And it may be there for a while there they were holding some events in what's called the Paint shop. It's one of those beautiful old buildings on the site of what used to be kind of the rail yard where they used to paint. Trains on do they held some really nice events in there. It's very rustic, great atmosphere, but they're gonna build a little venue there for musical acts I assume for theater or for shows, but Saying 3,505,000 people be the capacity, which would which will be fantastic to hear that sort of music coming out of that part of downtown. So even though many of us haven't been downtown a whole lot these days because you're not going down for games And you're not going down for restaurants there stuff still going on. There's construction underway and the rail yards remain One of the great hopes for kind of a revitalization of downtown. Once we can all go and see it again. Hopefully soon. Yeah. Something to look forward to. All right, Kelly brothers. They're from Genevieve's Burford and brothers. Thank you. Thank you, Kitty. Right for 26. Apparently President Trump has released a new video after his social media platforms have been blocked. We'll have more on that coming up on news. 93.1 Cave became life everywhere on the I heart radio at something to say. Thanks for giving me a chance for people the boys they're all on your smartphone dial pound 2 50 say, open mic. We are the land of the Free Sacramento's News 93.1.
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"burford" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"Now to get some money and business news. We go over to Jenna fees Burford and Brothers with Kelly Brothers. Really reading this morning. That's a Google employees are unionizing. This is kind of a first from big attack. Yeah, there's there's a lot of talk about this in a number of different big tech companies and Google being the first one to kind of see their employees make the attempt to kind of get together and form a union and we will. We'll have more on that as the morning where is on Also, I wanted to mention In case you made a new year's resolution to eat a little healthier too portly helping you out. They're launching Collie flower rice. Today s O such as white or brown anymore, you cauliflower rice. As well. Tesla. It was an audacious grand goal for test Little wanted deliver 500,000 cars last year, and they came up just short. I mean, over there and 4 499,000 cars delivered, but Almost right on the nose in terms of delivering 500,000 cars. We started the morning at record highs on all three major averages move further into record territory and then have pulled back a little bit. As we begin trading in 2021 Dow Down 1 38 to 4 30,067 NASDAQ Down 12 8 12,076 the S and P down nine points. Gold up. 50 1945 Announce. Oil flat 10 Year Bond Yield 100.94 All right, Kelly. Thanks very much. Appreciate it. We'll talk to kill again and hear from her, by the way. Cauliflower, Rice. Yeah. Good way. Make it We haven't a lot, okay? It's good. I'll take your word for it. It's just I mean, the way we make it. I don't know if Chipotle is going to do a good job. I'm Shirley. Well, I think they got it down. I'm sure they're okay. All right. Time for what? You're what happened. It's January 4th. Let's bring in Albert Parnell. Yes, the first thing I'm going to start off with this year 18 96. And that's when Utah became the 45th state of the United States entered the union. All right next year, I have your 1980. That's when the United States boycotted the 1980 Moscow Olympics. 0 1980. Yep. Boy. Yeah, I remember that. Quite well, OK. Do you know what it was for? It was because of their USSR. This cold war thing. It wasn't Yeah, the specific topic. I can't recall Albert off the top of my head, and I should know this because it was it stuck out because all of these young athletes who have been training for four years We're just told at the last second you're not going There was a last minute thing. Yeah, that sucks. All right. The last one that I have is the year 2009..
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"burford" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"Toyota, Let's go. Places. Happy New Year Traffic. Every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons. Bob Williams News 93.1 kfbk. Get to your sunshine this Anthony that I've 58 to 62 the nighttime hours of New Year's Eve. Clear to partly cloudy, low 35 to 39 years day intervals of clouds aside, I'm 55 to 59 rather cloudy on Saturday. I'm 54 to 58. Thank you. Weathersby Barson. There's 93.1 kfbk 50 degrees now in Orange Veil, 43, Applegate and 52 in downtown Sacramento. I'm Joe Michael's for Kitty O'Neil in the KFBK. Afternoon News continues on news 93.1 with a check of your money from John Lockwood of Genevieve's Burford and brothers. 2020 was a wild ride for stocks from the depths of March, when the S and P was down 30% in just three days. That's the fastest draw down. On record, and in the following six months, it recovered all the losses and on the year finished higher. The NASDAQ Up 43.6% on the year. That's the best one year performance since 2009. And that comes on the back of the 35% year in 2019, the Dow finished higher up 7.3% of the year in the S and P was up 16% for 2020 mortgage rates continue to stay at all time lows here. 2.67% of the 30 year. Today's optimism over the job numbers, which posted back to back gains continued to boost confidence heading into the new year. And for the final numbers on Wall Street for.
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"burford" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"Joe Michael's for Kitty O'Neil in the KFBK. Afternoon News continues on news 93.1 with a check of your money from John Lockwood of Genevieve's, Burford and Brothers. The story of 2020 for stocks, technology adoption. Mean the innovation from how we shop. We dine. We exercise We meet people we travel. All of that changed because of this tech stocks led the way for 2020 the NASDAQ Up 43.6% on the year while the large cap index, the S and P. 500 finished 16.3% of the positive for 2020. And that value oriented Dow industrial Index finished up 7.3% and mortgage rates at an all time low. The 30 Year fixed and 2.67 this week while the 15 year fixed rate 2.17 so not much activity on Wall Street today as investors comb through their portfolios, taking some profits, looking for some losses, the harvest, albeit there weren't that many good jobs report, also in stimulus checks helped drive the market higher today. And here is the final reading for 2020. The Dow up 196 points at 30,006 06 while the S and P higher by 24 points at 7 3056, the NASDAQ Up 18 points. 8 12,088 Gold finished higher of $8 at 1901 announce oil just slightly to the positive $18 a barrel in the 10 year bond yield 100.91%. The drama continues on Capitol Hill over $2000 stimulus checks A BCS Elizabeth shells he has the latest Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, blocked yet another attempt today by Senate Democrats to vote on a bill that would increase the stimulus checks from $600 to $2000. McConnell claims the money won't go to those who need it. Most socialism for rich people is a terrible way to help the American families that are actually struggling, Senator Bernie Sanders shooting back the argument that this bill In any significant way benefits. The rich is just not accurate on his initials E. ABC NEWS Washington Preliminary 3.6 magnitude earthquake struck just north of San Francisco this morning. The U. S Geological Survey says the quake hit about 5:42 A.m. and was centered about eight miles southwest of Mill Valley. No damage or injuries were reported. Now let's find out what we're going to hear about Monday morning on the KFBK Morning news with Kristina and Johnson Sam Shane on Monday morning, we'll have more on the governor's plan to get elementary school kids back in school by the spring, and we'll hear from parents and how they feel about that. And we want you to join Christina and Sam or you want to do that yourself. Really. We don't have to talk you into it for the first KFBK Morning New show of the year. That's Monday, January, Was it 12 3/4? 20 21 coming up on the KFBK afternoon news here in 2020, our top story and we'll go in depth on the UK variant of covert 19 arriving in California. It's now in several communities, and it's really impacting the Southern California region. That story and more straight ahead on news 93.1 kfbk live everywhere on the I Heart radio app. News radio from California's Capital City. My heart radio station news. 93.1 Kfbk is available everywhere with the I. Heart Radio album. No number one for podcasting. Also on 15, 30 a m.
Press Play with Madeleine Brand
‘Deaf U’ shows the realities of Washington, DC college students who are hard of hearing
"Students as they deal with dating friendship and finding their way in the world. And what sets this show apart from the usual hookup show on college campuses is that it takes place at Gallaudet University in Washington, D. C. That's a private college for the deaf and hard of hearing. The characters are all deaf or hard of hearing, and they mainly speak in American sign language. One notable exception is Rodney Burford, who has a cochlear implant and acts as a sort of interpreter for the hearing audience. People is difficult. It'll behalf people where they could talk. You have that people who used to talk about a deal talking and then you have people who know they can't so they just cleaned Rodney plays football for Gallaudet and describes himself as the bad boy of the cast. And he joins us Now. Hi. Hey, how you doing? I'm doing Well, thank you. Also Joining us is the executive producer of deaf You Nyle DiMarco, who, by the way 1 2015 Season of America's next top novel and the 2016 season of dancing with the Stars and Nile is joining us via his interpreter, Grace and Van Pelt. So the voice you hear will be Graysons. Welcome to the show Nile. Hi. It's a pleasure to be here. Thanks so much for having us today. It's great to have all of you know, Let's let's begin with you. You are an alum of Gallaudet. Why did you want to do or produce A TV show about your university. I think it really goes all the way back to the beginning, Which was my time on America's next top model and insolent stars so often being the only deaf person on a reality TV show left me with Ah, very sort of simplistic label. I was very one dimensional or cast that we have in spring. I was never really ask questions specific to maybe what I like. But I didn't like, or any sort of story that I brought to the table is a person. Andi thought there was a big flaw within the reality TV world s O. I came with the idea that I wanted to really spotlight students a deaf you Who are almost all completely deaf in college, but are experiencing the same things that every other college student would there facing decisions that every college student has to you. They're making the mistakes that are fairly typical and amazing. Things happened on that campus. I thought it was a wonderful entry point for getting people at home is an audience to see that People are just like everybody else. So it's a part of it is educating the broader public on what it's like to be deaf, right? And making that obviously a big part of the show. Not just saying, Oh, by the way, I'm deaf, but deaf. Being deaf is the central element. In life at Gallaudet and on the show. Absolutely Rodney, You are one of the stars of the show. And you are in various different love triangles are larger than triangles, squares. Rectangles pentagrams? I don't know. But you seem to have a very active love life. What is it like for you to be part of the show while going to school like l a debt? To be honest, it was just the same for me. Just accept the cameras for only me and change myself. I would live just living my life. But every part of my life was just being documented. Yeah, so, but it must be kind of weird to be Tohave every aspect of your life documented. Yeah, you could say that, Especially the more intimate moments. Right? Niles? Tell me why you want to focus so much on the romance. I mean, obviously, it's exciting and fun to watch. But why? Why is that a central part of the show? I think romance is such a universal feeling. You know, we really crave the feeling of being in love and You know, I think that's something that is so typical of the college experience, and we really truly felt that that was the perfect entry point for the hearing audience at home. To really make a connection to these cast members is deaf people right, but also is just equal members of society. And that was really our strategy. There is Rodney a lot of
The Afternoon News with Kitty O'Neal
Fed lowers interest rates for first time since 2008
"Thing going in depth here on the fed to reserve board cutting interest rates by a quarter point today the first time since two thousand eight John Lockwood is which interviews Burford and brothers so the fed the influence what we call monetary policy by a change in interest rates and then also buying or selling bonds so in today's case we're talking about a rate reduction in so what that means is that the fed reduces interest rates it's a less expensive for you and I to go out and borrow money well let's talk about the effect of that on home ownership in the mortgage industry because that ofcourse is the biggest thing you'll probably ever take out a loan for absolutely it's the biggest loan we hope that we ever have right student loans are now becoming a big second place right so the fed interest rate affects both mortgages in student loan so really what you look at is the fed rate we caught the benchmark rate so that's the rates that banks go to the federal government to borrow money act so that rate is now at two to two and a quarter percent so the costs the bank two to two and a quarter percent that they're gonna turn around Lynn that money to us for a higher rate right so the banks are earning that spread between what it cost them to acquire the funds in what they can earn by lending it to consumers so is the idea that this will stimulate the real estate market and it is yeah so the whole objective to lowering rates is to increase the money supply in other words to allow for us to borrow more in spend more right because the more we spend the faster in the quicker our economic engine turns right so in other words consumer spending accounts for about seventy or call it two thirds of the overall economic output right so it's really important that consumers have money in their hands in there by and stuff for the economy to keep rolling forward and so talk about the impact on credit card does this have much of an impact on credit card that it will it essentially if the benchmark rate goes down a little bit then all the other rates will fall in line so if rates go up a little bit be influenced by the fed then interest rates will go up all we cross the line that starts the fed to the banks to the consumer right so the consumer credit card that the student loans in the mortgages they will all fall in lockstep with that benchmark rate sold a quarter point cut is what happened today it's not a major influencer and that's why we saw the financial markets actually react negatively right they initially thought a a quarter point rate cut that means more supply in other words if you're a corporation it's less expensive for you to capitalize or to invest into the business and grow your company so you really a rate cut is what we call a tail wind or a boon to stocks but today the market looked at and went wait a minute it's only a quarter point cut is there more coming in the fed chief didn't hint that their future rate hikes ahead in so Wall Street sold off today yes John Lockwood with Jenna these Burpham brothers and he'll have another look the stock market
The Afternoon News with Kitty O'Neal
Fed lowers interest rates for first time since 2008
"Nine thing going in depth here on the fed to reserve board cutting interest rates by a quarter point today the first time since two thousand eight John Lockwood is which interviews Burford and brothers so the fed the influence what we call monetary policy by a change in interest rates and then also buying or selling bonds so in today's case we're talking about a rate reduction in so what that means is that the fed reduces interest rates it's a less expensive for you and I to go out and borrow money well let's talk about the effect of that on home ownership in the mortgage industry because that ofcourse is the biggest thing you'll probably ever take out a loan for absolutely it's the biggest loan we hope that we ever have right student loans are now becoming a big second place right so the fed interest rate affects both mortgages and student loans so really what you look at is the fed rate we caught the benchmark rate so that's the rates that banks go to the federal government to borrow money act so that rate is now at two to two and a quarter percent so the costs the bank two to two and a quarter percent that they're gonna turn around Lynn that money to us for a higher rate right so the banks are earning that spread between what it cost them to acquire the funds in what they can earn by lending it to consumers so is the idea that this will stimulate the real estate market and it is yeah so the whole objective to lowering rates is to increase money supply in other words to allow for us to borrow more in spend more right because the more we spend the faster in the quicker our economic engine turns right so in other words consumer spending accounts for about seventy or call two thirds of the overall economic output right so it's really important that consumers have money in their hands in there by and stuff for the economy to keep rolling forward and so talk about the impact on credit card does this have much of an impact on credit card that it will it essentially if the benchmark rate goes down a little bit then all the other rates will fall in line so if rates go up a little bit be influenced by the fed then interest rates will go up all Waycross line that starts the fed to the banks to the consumer right so the consumer credit card that the student loans in the mortgages they will all fall in lockstep with that benchmark rate sold a quarter point cut is what happened today it's not a major influencer and that's why we saw the financial markets actually react negatively right they initially thought a a quarter point rate cut that means more supply in other words if you're a corporation it's less expensive for you to capitalize or to invest into the business and grow your company so you really a rate cut is what we call a tail wind or a boon to stocks but today the market looked at and went wait a minute it's only a quarter point cut is there more coming in the fed chief didn't hint that their future rate hikes ahead is a Wall Street sold off today yes John Lockwood with Jenna he's Burpham brothers and he'll have another look the stock
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Olivia Newton-John determined to beat cancer for 3rd time
"ES offense at our CS helping people help the land since one thousand nine thirty five Burford ranch farm manager sell para said they had grown organic tomatoes before but very casual conversation with their processor led them to doing another organic crop. Correct. Yeah. So that that came about this last year? 2017 going into two thousand eighteen and it was it was quite literally