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"charles lane" Discussed on Bob and Sheri
"That with a free bob and sheri app the other day morons in the news we were talking about how casual people are with what they wanna do in other words. There's a a turn in this country. Where a group of us. Just feel no matter what the rules are. We're going to do whatever we want. And we were talking about this one guy who was drag racing on a busy public street with slicks on the car no hood on the engine and doing ninety miles an hour and of course he gets arrested right. He gets arrested for doing that. I do what i wanna do. Because you know. I live in a free country and i we all want to live in a free country and get away with whatever we can get away with. I guess but there are. There are some small things that i think are so irritating and yet they're not illegal. I was. I looked to posts and one of them was of this guy and i e sitting in a waiting room to an office or maybe in A private waiting area in an airport and he's got his shoes off. He has his socks on. He has his feet on the coffee table in front of him. So no socks feet up on the table and he's of course looking at his laptop and like caffeine. Yes what you're in a public space. There's there's somebody's sitting right next to him. He takes his shoes. And there's this stinky feet up there on the on the coffee table and the other one was of A young woman. Who's in an airport and it's not empty. It's not empty 'cause you can see people behind her. She's taken up five seats because she wants to take a nap. Now if it's the middle of the night and you're in the American airlines Waiting area and there's nobody there fine. That's fine you know. It's tough traveling but when you're picking up five seats i mean. Do you think you will are doing this. My father's Best friend charles lane was the most dignified man that i've ever met. He was a captain in the navy at his own blow I just admire this guy so much. He dressed elegant elegantly even when he was casually dressed. Now this was another era. I admit they have beautiful suits and was just such a dignified person. The idea of charles lane and by the way he was never charlie he was always charles of charles lane going into a public waiting room taking off his shoes and putting his feet up on a table for all see. I just can't and it doesn't connect that thing that mystifies me as i was raised by wolves. No better like what's y'alls excuse. It's it's you know what it is. It's selfishness that's all it's selfishness. it's not mom's basement. You're not in your mom's basement we all want. I guess everybody wants to be in their parents basement. No matter where it is a restaurant awaiting room an airport. you know. i'm going to be as comfortable. Because i want to the idea of presenting yourself in some dignified or even cool way. Just it's gone out the window. What happened to you know. I want to be perceived as kind of a cool guy. A cool guy doesn't take off your shoes and put his feet up on a table next to people right what this has nothing to do with being a guy and everything to do with being thoughtful human. This is a restaurant not your own house. This is not about being cool. The problem bob is that too. Many people have been coolest their first priority and being cool as a selfish thing being quote. What i said cool no serving like the way you feel like a cool person. Lives he selfish. He's a selfish juvenile. That's what he is. When i when i said cool i didn't mean i'm too cool for the room. I do whatever i want. I meant cool. Like i'm kind of a cool guy. Cool guy dresses a certain way or presents himself as certain way you know maybe he thinks that is cool. Clooney into that. Maybe he thinks that is cool. Maybe he thinks that's the height of casual cool de restaurant. No shirt no shoes. No service grow up with that. And it's like you go back. You pine you're occupying a public space and now nobody else can use that space all-ten piggies went to market like. I don't know what to do with these people. I know and i don't think we can go back. I think once you're down that road of ultra casualization. There's no backing up. Oh no oh no no. There's there there will be no these people that. Imagine a return to some better former time. Time doesn't go backward. Time goes the next thing he's gonna do is he's going to walk into starbucks kick off his flipflops prop his feet and then cradle his kony's in a cup of crushed ice because it's a hot day. That's what's coming next. Could assure business about it too. Because this is america. Freedom bob and sheri sponsored by bank of america customize cash rewards credit card. You can earn three percent cashback on online shopping making the essentials even more rewarding. Here's bob and sheri. This is the stuff of nightmares. texas woman. Says she found a python crawling out of her toilet. Oh her name is patty tidwell and we have. We have a news report out of houston. Khd khd. oh you television and then you're gonna hear from patty what it was like max while it is stuff out of nightmares a massive by on crawling up and out of your toilet. Yeah that is exactly what happened to one woman in andrews. She woke up to use the restroom in the middle of the night and found this guy. The snake add crawled through the sewer line out of the toilet and into her bathroom. Ooh night to go to the bathroom. And i opened my bathroom war and switched on the light and turn around and that was his big pipe bomb laying on the back of my toilet hanging out my sink and it just kinda freaked me out never expected. That never expected that for sir. Patty says animal control arrived in less than five minutes. they actually used patty's hair straight to remove it andrews. Police officers believed the python is someone's pet because it was big and well-fed as for patty. Well she says she's been putting in bricks and heavy things on the toilet in case another snake decides to stop on by only god. You should see this thing. It's we have to post it is. It's got a head this. This python has a head the size of a softball and it's crawling on the tank part onto the Onto the sink area in this woman's bathroom all mike. So let me ask you if you got up in the middle of the night sherry and you went into the bathroom and you put on the light. Would you rather see this giant snake or your first.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"charles lane" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"FM and AM 20. NPR News and the New York conversation. Live from NPR news in Washington. I'm Dave Mattingly. The White House says the Biden administration plans to ship tens of millions of doses of Covid 19 vaccines to other countries before the end of the month. NPR's Tamara Keith says most of the surplus doses will be sent through the U. N backed Kovacs program. President Biden is going next week to Europe and will be talking about this a lot on his first foreign trip. He wants to galvanize the world's leading economies to get behind a push to end the global pandemic by sharing and producing more vaccines. The surplus vaccines will be sent to countries such as Mexico and Guatemala, along with ones in Asia and Africa. Former vice President Mike Pence was in New Hampshire last night, where he talked about his relationship with former President Donald Trump Trump Post presidency and in the aftermath of the January 6th riot at the U. S Capitol building. President Trump and I've spoken many times. Since we left office. And I don't know if we'll ever see eye to eye On that day. Some Trump supporters chanted Hang Mike Pence when they stormed the Capitol building five months ago. Hours before pen certified Joe Biden's electoral win. Pence told Republicans in Manchester. He will always be proud of what was accomplished during his four years as vice president. This is NPR news from Washington. And this is morning edition on W N. Y C at 8 32. Good morning I'm Michael Hill, 70 in Central Park, heading up to 77 with pretty good rain Chances. Delays on New Jersey Transit Atlantic City, North Jersey and Raritan Valley Lines. Service changes on the W number two and five subway trains in the city. Nassau County is creating a committee to examine diversity in the police department. Hiring process Wushu as Charles Lane reports on that That's a police have been under a federal consent decree since 1982. But little has changed in the department's demographics. When asked why the consent decree has an increased hiring, National County executive Laura Curren said the problem was complicated. Just because something has been a problem or a challenge for many years for many decades doesn't mean it is intractable doesn't mean you can't make take a fresh look. Police reform groups have frequently pointed to the lack of diversity on the forest as a problem. During a recent state mandated police reform process. They suggested getting rid of the polygraph test and outsourcing the entire recruitment process. At the time. Police Commissioner Patrick Writer said he would consider those suggestions. None of those advocates were named as part of the county's diversity committee. New York City plans to dramatically expand summer school this year. But as W N Y. C is Jessica Gould reports, administrators are worried about pulling it all off. Mayor de Blasio says the free program will help students catch up after a tumultuous year. It will also offer essential child care and provide a bridge back to school in the fall. For the first time, schools and nonprofits will offer a combination of academics and activities for any student who wants to participate from kindergarten through high school. But some parents say they're having trouble signing up principles worry that with so many employees exhausted from the pandemic, it might be hard to fill positions and nonprofits are concerned about meeting the demand from families. The Education Department says schools are working hard to get the program up and running. It's scheduled to start in early July. The kinetic. The Health Department's daily Covid 19 report listed zero coronavirus related deaths yesterday for the first time since September. The governor's office has Connecticut has recorded 8200 and 47 Covid deaths since the start. Of the pandemic. Lather on that sunscreen If you're heading outdoors this weekend, sunning around 90 both days 77 today with a 50 50 chance of midday showers and thunderstorms. It's 70 right now in central Park, this is W N. Y. C at 8 35. Support for NPR comes from W. N. Y C members and from Procter and Gamble, maker of Metamucil,.
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"charles lane" Discussed on X96
"I'm going to be killed by a bear. He, uh he tried to take some shelter behind some shrubs. But Bear didn't care and got and mainly the bear just took his head in its mouth. And started chomping away. And he's again He's lucky to be alive. Let's see. Hmm. Utah's drought is really bad. This Governor governor, Cox said. It's It's not just bad. It's really bad. Governor Spencer Cox is warning Utahns about extreme drought conditions, there will likely be water restrictions. And fire restrictions and a possible ban on fireworks. I was my sister's house last weekend. Her house is right on Pineview Reservoir like she has Not floating on it. But no, but it's she has a she has a shoreline property barrier, and she she was telling me how she remembers Memorial Day because that's usually a big day for people to go to the reservoir imposed go, Bolton. And she was showing me where where the old water line was just from a year ago, and there's like buoys and all kinds of things just sitting in the grass because the water the Pineview is 18. Feet lower than it should be this time of year for pretty soon you're gonna be seeing all the old cars in there. Yeah, I mean, really, it's so And this is the time here. It should be about the fullest and You know they're going to band fireworks. Okay? Yeah, they really should that it says a possible fireworks ban and people would be up in arms if they banned fireworks. You can't do that. Yes, we can clear still. And you know here radio from hell. We're doing our part to conserve water by by drinking more alcohol. Yeah, that's because it's fine. Yeah, it's fine. Nothing wrong with it. Charles Lynn Frost. Our good friend Charles Lane. Frost and I realized yesterday When when Charles died, We really lost two people. Oh, yeah, Boss, Charles, and we lost sister Dottie Dixon. Uh, Charles had spent some time battling colon cancer. He died Wednesday after the battle was over. Um A lot of people probably think they're the most special people in the whole world because they were his friend said his oldest son, Ryan Frost. Frost in Troy Williams first created the character of Sister Dottie. Back in 2007 on KRC. L And then, of course, Charles or sister as sister Dottie was on our show for a number of years. As well. Uh, I got an email from somebody. Who said I met Sister Dottie. One time I met Charles, one time and and whatever he was, he stopped and talked to me and looked at me and all of a sudden I felt like I was the most important person in the world. No, the way he Way he handled Just meeting the casually on by Talkto got an email from another friend of the program, who said who was who knew? Charles was sick, and the friend of the program said, I'm just so so. Just gonna miss you. And I'm gonna miss Sister Dottie, I'll never hear Sister Dottie again and Charles said You want. You want Sister Dottie to be here turn. You're turning your back. Turn around. So you can't see me. And then he started talking. Just body. Yeah. People like what Todd said yesterday. Did you read Todd's post? What did he say? Because actually, I don't know how many comments. You guys read of the post. We did because there were lots of them, and many of them said I had no idea until yesterday that sister Dottie was an actor that that was not a real person, and Todd responded to one of those by saying. Here's how good Charles Woz there were times when I knew Sister Dottie was scheduled to be on the radio from hell show and it was a snowy December day and I was for a second worried about Sister Dottie driving from Spanish fork to Salt Lake, and then I remembered. Oh, wait. Charles lives downtown. He doesn't draw on. You know, we we've known About Charles condition for a while and We were very vague about it, You know? So I told the people who would ask me what Where? Sister Dottie, what's going on with Sister Dottie and I would just reply with she's having some health situation was very vague about it. Because, you know, I didn't feel like it was my place to say anything. But the other comments I got was How many people sister Dottie helped come out of the closet. So many people, sister Dottie helped feeling better about who they really are, You know? S o. That was public service. As far as I'm concerned, you know, Charles talked about how how difficult it was. He said he you know he grew up in in in Utah County, Spanish Fork. And he was he was He knew he was gay. But he, you know, fought against that when he was and he, um There. There was a woman who I really felt for him when when they were very young and he ended up marrying her, Uh, he and Charles said he went to his bishop to talk about it said, But I think I don't think I'm wanna be with women. And the Bishop said No. You marry her and those feelings will go away and have kids as soon as you can, and those feelings will go away. So Charles being a good Faithful person did that and they and he had nothing buried for 20 years or so. They had four kids. Four kids, and Charles had nothing but good to say about His ex wife. But he said, I just couldn't do it after You know, after that, finally, I couldn't do it anymore on and I know his kids. I've met a couple of his kids and there. They just love them to death. And Katie. We're gonna We're gonna throw some best of sister Donny's on Saturday. Is that right? We'll throw a few there between six and 10. Saturday morning, Right here on X 96. You can hear those All right. I just want you to know Pringles is entering the fried chicken sandwich Wars..
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"charles lane" Discussed on AP News
"Israel. I'm Charles Lane of asthma. This'll is AP News. I'm Rita Fall way. Have you gotten a coveted shot yet? If not, why not? We've been asking Americans who haven't been vaccinated yet What's holding them back? Some say they have questions about side effects and how the shots were tested. The new A piano RC poll finds that 11% of people who are not yet vaccinated, say they will get the shot but 34% say they definitely will not get it. Kids as young as 12 will be able to get Visors Cove it shot now that the FDA has cleared it for those Children, the AP Soccer Madani, Federal regulators say kids as young as 12 can get Fizer is coded 19 vaccine. Vaccine was already approved. For those 16 end up in the FDA is expanded its emergency use authorization for adolescents, paving the way for them to resume or normal activities and get back to school in the fall. Having a vaccine authorized for a younger population is a critical step. Continuing to lessen the immense public health burden caused by the covert 19 pandemic. FDA vaccine Chief Peter Mark says Fizer is testing met the agency's rigorous standards. The operator of that big fuel pipeline that serves the East Coast hopes to have services mostly restored by the end of the week. After a cyber attack force the pipeline to shut down Tiffany right with the Triple A Carolina's says Don't panic and run to fill up your car. We have a ton of supply. Unfortunately, we're our own worst enemies. What happens as we go out to the pumps be over consumed. We panic by we get nervous, and in fact, we're the ones that end up leading to the shortage is out there. She talked to Wsoc TV in Charlotte, North Carolina. The family of Andrew Brown Jr. A black man shot dead by sheriff's deputies in North Carolina will be able to see more than 18 minutes of body camera video today. This is AP News. California Governor Newsome is proposing a tax rebate is virus relief. The governor says the state has a lot of money left over a $75.7 billion budget surplus poor and middle class people in California could get checks up to $1100 that tax rebate. Will impact just 5 80% of all tax filers will get a direct stimulus check the big surpluses largely due to taxes paid by rich Californians who generally did well during the pandemic. Newsome says. California is not just coming back. California's going to come roaring back. Newsome faces a likely recall next year. One Republican called the governor's plan a publicity stunt. Another says these checks won't solve California's problems. I'm Ed Donahue, attorneys general across the nation are asking Facebook to drop plans for a version of Instagram for Children. You're worried about cyber bullying and online predators. I'm Rita Foley. AP.
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"charles lane" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Planner professionals. Focused on providing holistic financial planning from retirement and investments to taxes and estate planning. In the client's best interest. Let's make a plan dot org's It's morning edition on W. N. Y. C and Michael Hill Last week, Our race and Justice unit reported on the disparity between the number of black and brown people going through the justice system in New York. And the judges who actually sit on the bench. Today we drill down on the people who charged and prosecute crime in one region of our state. More than a third of all criminal defendants on Long Island are black men, but they're just to blackmail Assistant district attorneys for all of Long Island. That's just half a percent. W S H use Charles Lane reports in 1998 Don Bollock was one of two black assistant district attorneys and Nassau County. When he was told to prosecute a mother for abusing her teenage daughter. It's like a 16 year old girl. And she was having sex with some guy. Older guy. Mom goes there. Finds her beats a with a belt. Then takes her to the hospital. Make sure that she's not pregnant or anything else. He talks to the mother talks to the child and decides this isn't abuse. Now there are a lot of white folks who don't think that you should be. Beating your kids. A lot of other cultures. Black cultures believe that you want to set your kids straight. We're all like, went back and forth about this with his supervisor who was white. I was like I refused to prosecute a person for a D felony. Salt. We're not pressing me to go to jail for seven years when that person in fact was disciplining their child. Finally, the supervisor agreed to a lesser charge, but the experience stayed with Wrolich. He left the D. A's office in 2000 and three I felt it the district attorney's office very controlled. Line assistants are given the flexibility to make decisions. Now he's on the other side of the courtroom as a criminal defense attorney facing prosecutors that don't reflect the community. There are hardly any male blacks nationalize just to the west of Queen Anne is Theseventies most populous county in the state after New York City. It's also increasingly diverse. Yet only 6% of NASA prosecutors are black and Suffolk, the neighboring county to the east. It's only 3%. Both officers agreed. This is a problem, and they are trying to recruit more lawyers of color, especially black men. Our first issue is getting people in the door. So changing the perception that NASA is racist April. Montgomery is one of only 13 black assistant district attorneys and NASA, which has 280 A's He's also director of recruiting and says her messages aimed at things other than prosecution. It's not just arresting people and throwing them in jail. These are community services that we have That you may not know we have these air alternatives to incarceration, but her pitches at odds with the statistics, According to New York's Office of Court Administration, white defendants on Long Island are more likely to get finds, while black defendants are more likely to get jail time, even for the same crime. Example, petty larceny Over the last six months, half of black and Hispanic people sentence for the same thefts were given jail time. No whites were imprisoned. Instead, they got finds probation or nothing. I don't know that having more Black men in the office would change that. But it certainly would be an interesting study. Leslie Anderson is an executive A D A. In Suffolk. She says she is aware of the disparity and that it's something that they are investigating. She says, it could have something to do with criminal history. Still, she is aggressively trying to hire more black men Last year was theme most aggressive push to date, the black bar associations, the black law school associations We deal with historically black colleges we drew in somewhere in the neighborhood of 400 candidates from 80 law schools around the country. And yet, and still we're just not getting blackmails to apply. Anderson blames two things a small number of black law students graduating from local law schools and a distrust in the justice system. But all of a Roche disagrees. That's horrible. If you're starting off with that idea in your head like how genuinely efforts be. Roche was the only black male 88 Suffolk for several years, he suggests, rather than trying to change the way black people see prosecutors. These offices should change the way they impact black lives. Better policies could be fashioned. No regards to other issues that may arise. Whether it's gangs, whether it's drugs, whatever it is, you know better. Deals could be arrived at could be more of emphasis on rehabilitation. In other words, Roche says, reimagine the justice system from the inside out. Ow! N Y C. I'm Charles Lane. For more on this story, visit gothamist dot com. Support for W. N. Y. C comes from Swan.
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"charles lane" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"The man is about to say yeah. Let's everybody lives in the usa. Radio network presents the greatest radio programs of all time rather the cbs radio workshop dedicated to man's immagination. The theater of the mind. This is classic. Radio theatre wanted to get away from it. All the fbi in peace and war very among the unexpected. The unexpected the now. Here's your host. Wyatt reasoning friend. Thought we'd of crime bears shadow. Bill johnstone starring from eight years ago january twenty six nine thousand nine hundred forty one. The ghost of caleb. Mackenzie we thank you for tuning. In on this tuesday twenty-six day of january. We have three hundred thirty nine days remaining until we get to the next year. Happy birthday michigan. You were admitted as a twenty-six state of the union on this date in eighteen thirty seven tennessee enacted the first prohibition on the us and eighteen thirty eight in eighteen forty one. The uk formally occupied hong kong. 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These allegations are false. And i need to go back to work for the american people days later the president would walk a lot of that back in two thousand five congolese or rice became the first black woman and only the second black or woman to serve. As secretary of state western union dropped their telegram service on this date in two thousand and six they primarily. Now our money mover. You send money through western union. You don't send messages. In two thousand seven. The american journal of medicine reported aspirin may prevent attacks and stroke until now we didn't know whether apparently healthy people could prevent the occurrence of i heart attack by taking aspirin aspirin. This study which is the largest study of its kind ever conducted shows quite conclusively that you can back in two thousand nine. You remember nadia seulimun. Whittier california the octo. Mom gave birth to octuplets conceived by in virtual fertilization. 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KSFO-AM
"charles lane" Discussed on KSFO-AM
"This is from The New York Times there had like Biden sets up 10 Day blitz of executive orders. I'm hoping that this is going to make it completely clear. This is a slow process of us learning as a nation that these executive orders air, not the way to go. I mean, they're being living growing with presidents going back to Will you go away back and go back to Clinton? You can go back to, But so Obama did a lot. I got a pen and a phone. Then Trump did it, Altun and now Biden just going to immediately wipe out the one Trump wiped out the ones Obama did bite is gonna wipe out the ones Trump did And hopefully while gonna learn is the nation Hey, let's take the time. Let's do the footwork to get something through the Legislature signed in the law that can't be overturned. The second, You lose an election, right? It's no way to run a country to have who's ever president just change all the rules. I heard Charles Lane Ping, writer for The Washington Times, talking over the weekend, and he said, quite eloquently every Executive order. Is witness to the failings of Congress. Absolutely the moral lessons. That's what he said Absolutely right. These Vega's good sounding laws and then just let the executive branch in these giant agencies decide what the laws mean. You just make whatever laws and rules you need just to just we don't want to worry about it. We don't want to be on the record is advocating one thing or another, and we We can't be troubled to actually write laws that govern the government department becomes this self governing beast. So many examples. Immigration's one of the great ones, so rather than them want to take a vote on any of it or lose their great issue that they can fundraise on. They let who's ever president at the time, just make immigration policy and that president gets to make that immigration policy to the day they're not president than the next person makes different immigration policy rather than Congress getting their act together, and actually, you know, solidifying something in law. It's very frustrated, right, right and actually that the immigration was the one that Charles Lane was talking about, he said. It's a perfect example. They have no interest in solving this because they fundraiser on it. They get to the polls on it. They yell about? It's a problem that must be solved in the last thing they want to do is solve it. I do want to talk about the ice cream eating contest we had in our house over the weekend, Maybe one of our worst parenting moments. Ever. Good thing about who decides to have an ice cream who decides to have a who can eat the most ice cream contest? Oh, it sounds ill advised to me, but who am I to judge? Um, I suppose one headline we gotta hit you with this. I'm looking at the headline in the Babylon Be before we get to that we will go through the plea promised Biden flurry of his executive orders in a few minutes. There's quite a few and it's interesting. What a crazy way to run a country though. You get a new president in everything changes immediately because they wipe out the last president's executive orders because Congress didn't do anything, meaning laws change all the laws immediately. One person Great way to do it anyway. You know the Babylon bees fake right? Okay, It's parody. It's real parity after capital riot.
KSFO-AM
"charles lane" Discussed on KSFO-AM
"Beer before the show. Do you drink during the show? No, I'm I'm a before, during and after guy for sure. Oh, yeah. Before they're under shotgun, a beer every night during the show one beer, But I can't do be. It makes me Burt. Too much so I do stage drink. So that's heavy Jack board on, then die no ice because little known secret of the trade is that ice cold, your vocal cords down. So you have Ah, higher chance of damaging your vocal cords drinking like ice cold. Anything you go Jack Daniel's head before that Z country musician Luke Combs of your new Country music easy, one of the biggest stars in America. He's a big old boy, and he mean he is. He's the real deal living the lifestyle apparently We, uh, we listen to country music a lot with my kids because it's It's tough to listen to music with kids that you know between the music, the commercials and the things the disc jockeys going to say. That's OK for kids in country music you can I think, which is one of the reasons it's so popular. It's the biggest format in America. But, um he all the songs about drinking whiskey, There's hardly a song. That doesn't promote drinking whiskey. And you know I'm not. I don't drink, but I'm not going to be a teetotaler in my home. And I'm not going to, you know, band that from the home of their old or try to convince them they should never drink in that sort of thing. But the every day propaganda of this is the way you should live your life and it's lots of fun. I'm not sure that does any good. Yeah, Interesting. You know, it's funny. I was thinking of the other side of that coin I've recently after being known as Jim Guy for a long time. I've really started to enjoy bourbon that's like cocktail of choice. Straight up on the rocks. And But then I started to think his bourbon is a whiskey. If you're not into, you know, finding Bibles. There are roughly two songs about drinking your life away with Jim and I think they're both written written by Pete Townsend. Other who they're, like seven million written about ruining your life with we So Yeah, And I'm thinking Is that just a Southern thing? That you know that happens to be the drink of choice where most country music has been written historically, or is there something about that the delicious little brown treat? That's especially bad he drinks before, during and after the show. You could do that when you're young. Well, we'll check back in on you within your 45. You can do that, as a professional musician. Think it's another thing to let's see. Tell you what the drinking playing music's a lot like drinking, playing golf. You get eggs, the exact right amount going, You're going to do better than you've ever done before. You have one drink more thing that you're gonna make an ass of yourself. I'm the guy who the CEO of Parlor says they may never find a home that might be the end of parlor. Um hey, said that today. I want to talk a little bit about not that in specific but how difficult it was. I was doing some Cuban on research last night to learn more about the whole thing. It's difficult now that it's been banned from so many places and is the casting. Is that a good thing? But we can talk about that later. Yes, funny. You should bring that up. Charles Lane wrote an opinion piece in The Washington Post about that that I found pretty intriguing about how it just any site. Several examples from history of how it tends the drive stuff underground and make it harder to You know, be aware of, but a couple of stories from the science desk. I mentioned this briefly, but I wanted to get into a briefly yesterday. I want to get into it a little more of the New York Times. With an article in missions plunged more than 10% last year. If the trend can be sustained, it would put the United States within striking distance of one of its major goals under the Paris climate Agreement, So all you need to do is have a worldwide pandemic where nobody is allowed to go to work or on vacation in tens of millions of people unemployed in this country alone, right and you'll lower emissions. Yeah. That's him. What a stupid story. Yeah, well, you know they do get into okay. It was the pandemic extraordinary circumstances, and experts warn that the country still faced enormous challenges in getting his planet warming pollution under control. But I just I thought it was interesting Transportation, which is our largest source of greenhouse gasses saw a 15% decline in 2020. Millions of people stop driving work. Airlines canceled flights. American stroll 15% fewer miles. Demand for jet fuel fell by more than one third. Emissions from heavy industry dropped 7% like steel and cement, as automakers and other manufacturers turned out fewer goods on did well, they have a handful, Morris statistics, but I just thought all that declining energy use All of a sudden, is just crazy. And in a similar story, this is also from the science desk. It is from the science desk. I let you know if I get up from the science desk, and we do Thank you. Thomas is I've got a segment coming up called Fine. China with some stories from China. No get to later. That's not dying. Almost clever. It's okay. It's not a desk, but it's got a cool name. Now I've just become aware that you know, Gen X and I'm Gen X. You know your millennials You're Jen's e or whatever. I'm supposed to call those but those that mouth the youngsters they have no interest in China. In China. Hutch is in the fine silver and the rest of it. Yeah, Yeah, I know. All right, right. And you know, Judy and I are like, Why do we have this? We never use it. It seemed like the most important thing to be on your wedding registry back when we got married was yeah, but back in the day it was given Right, Right. And now we I don't even remember the last time I saw it anyway, moving along and still it's science desk, according to researchers at Stanford University in the Universe, and UC San Diego Wildfire smoke accounted for about half of all small particle air pollution in the Western U. S in recent years. Warming temperatures fueled more destructive blazes, according to scientists, of course, But that's something half of the pollution in the western half of the U. S. Was wildfires. That's not surprising if you live anywhere that's been affected by the fires or the smoke. There was a month last year. I think it was a month. It was several weeks where I didn't see the sky. It was just dark and smoky. Every single day. Um, speaking of indoctrination, the way my kids are being indoctrinated into the joys of whiskey by country music. Kids. If you got kids in school, they definitely get indoctrinated into the world of climate change and global warming and how important all that is, because they talk about it all the time in school, so the next generation Will certainly think that is a high priority because they've been told practically daily in school that it.
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"Republican Senator Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, says President Trump should resign immediately in the wake of the storming of the U. S. Capitol. The second GOP senator to make that call to me is retiring next year. In the House Democratic Congressman Ted Lieu says impeachment legislation now has 200 co sponsors. But House Majority Whip James Clyburn says they may hold off until after President elect Biden takes office. Meanwhile, MPR's Mara Liasson reports, the two senators who led the push to overturn the election are now facing blow back in their home states. Josh Holly of Missouri and Ted Cruz of Texas both have plans to run for president and 2024. Now they're facing criticism at home newspaper editorial boards and Missouri and Texas have called on both senators to resign. The Kansas City Star, saying Holly had quote blood on his hands. Some big donors have deserted them. But it's not clear yet whether they will lose support among the Republicans who vote in primaries, the base of the party. Polls show a majority of those voters still believe the lie that the election was stolen from Trump and pluralities support the storming of the capital. Mara Liasson NPR news The acting U. S attorney for the District of Columbia is overseeing a massive criminal investigation of Wednesday's assault on the U. S. Capitol, Michael Sherwin says whether charges are local or federal, the investigation is unprecedented. The scale of suspects let me start there. We have potentially Thousands of people that may have information about crimes that were violated and broken, meaning there could be hundreds of people charged. I don't think there's any similar case in DOJ history. That compares to that. The U. S. Capitol Police, meanwhile, is announced that an off duty officer has died. Howard leave in good responded to Wednesday's riot. No cause of death has been given. The number of cases of the variant coronavirus, originally identified in England has gone up in the U. S to an estimated 55 Charles Lane of member station Wushu reports. Three more cases are confirmed in New York. Two of the new, Faster spreading strains of the virus were found in Saratoga and are related to the first case that was found earlier this week, But the other new case was discovered 200 miles away on Long Island. Governor Andrew Cuomo says This brings the state's total to four and we believe that it is more widespread than that number would suggest. Testing for the new variant is still limited compared to overall testing. New York tested almost two million people this week on Lee 400 of those tests were for the UK strain. For NPR News. I'm Charles Lane in New York. This is NPR and support for NPR comes from Jones Day and integrated Partnership collaboratively providing legal services for more than a century 43 offices, five continents. Serving clients as one firm at a time worldwide. Learn more at Jones day dot com. Hey there, it's no Vienna caramel and I'm Anthony Valadez. We are the next host of Kcrw's morning becomes eclectic, double trouble. Double the fun Now we want to celebrate with you. That's right. You are invited to a virtual hang with us..
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"Happening at the White House on what country Trump leaves behind. Also California in crisis over the pandemic, I have never lost that many patients in a short period of time, plus a novel set in the dark days of dictatorship in Argentina. It has lessons for today, and the music of Aaron Fraser is filled with love and retro sounds. It's Sunday, January 10th 2021. Headlines are coming up right now in this newscast. Live from NPR News on Barbara Klein, The acting U. S attorney for the District of Columbia says a massive investigation is underway that could end up charging hundreds of people for crimes during the U. S. Capitol riot Wednesday. NPR's Martin cost reports U. S Attorney Michael Sherwin thinks this might be one of the biggest federal prosecution efforts ever in terms of the likely number of defendants. Says the job was not made easier when hundreds of potential suspects were allowed to leave the scene on Wednesday, and now investigators are scrambling to identify them, especially online. We have prosecutors working 24 hour shifts here with the FBI and with a T F and with the EA and with MPD, you know to ensure that and Capitol police to ensure we tracked down and preserve some of that content before it disappears. Sherwin says The immediate priority is locating potentially violent suspects and arresting them. Martin cost NPR news. Republican Senator Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, says President Trump should resign immediately in the wake of the storming of the U. S. Capitol to me, is retiring next year. Former Trump Chiefs of Staff Mick Mulvaney in John Kelly say the 25th amendment should be invoked. And NPR's Mara Liasson reports. The two senators who led the push to overturn the election are now facing blow back in their home states. Josh Holly of Missouri and Ted Cruz of Texas. Both have plans to run for president and 2024. Now they're facing criticism at home newspaper editorial boards and Missouri and Texas have called on both senators to resign. The Kansas City Star, saying Holly had quote blood on his hands. Some big donors have deserted them. But it's not clear yet whether they will lose support among the Republicans who vote in primaries, the base of the party. Polls show a majority of those voters still believe the lie that the election was stolen from Trump and pluralities support the storming of the capital. Mara Liasson NPR news New York is preparing to expand vaccine distribution to beyond healthcare workers tomorrow. Charles Lane of member station Wushu reports, teachers, public employees and anyone over 75 will be able to get vaccinated. The state is averaging 160 deaths a day while doses sit in freezers or discarded. New York governor Andrew Cuomo had stuck to Richard Vaccination guidelines that prioritized medical workers after changing course, Three million more people are now eligible. Cuomo says. It won't take 14 weeks to get through this group. Do you want to prioritize older teachers? Teachers in communities with higher Infection rates on average, New York has distributed about 40% of its allotted vaccines, which is better than the national average of 32%. For NPR news. I'm Charles Lane in New York. This is NPR. More than 372,000. People in the U. S have died from Cove in 19 more than 3700 just yesterday, according to Johns Hopkins University. Confirmed infections in the U. S. Now top 22 million The storming of the U. S Capitol Wednesday is drawing global reaction. Many leaders are calling it Ah, horrifying Attack on democracy. Jackie Young of Hawaii public radio reports. The Republic of Palau was especially offended by images of a rioter carrying its national flag. Polone, ambassador to the U. S. Her see Kill to said it was disgraceful that his country's flag was associated with the disorder and lawlessness that took place of the Capitol Building in Washington, D. C. Go to serve the pelo inflection never be a part of violence or destruction of property, and he was disappointed to see the flags light blue and yellow colors in the riot video. Micronesian president David Palmer. Well, Oh, said his country denounces the actions of President Trump and his supporters as undemocratic, violent and contrary to American liberty. For NPR News. I'm Jackie Young and Honolulu. Indonesian divers are searching for the black boxes of a Boeing 7 37 passenger plane that crashed into the Java Sea yesterday shortly after takeoff. Officials say they've identified the location of flight data and cockpit voice recorders. 62 people were on board. I'm Barbara Klein. NPR news. 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"From NPR News. I'm Barbara Klein, The acting U. S attorney for the District of Columbia says a massive investigation is underway that could end up charging hundreds of people for crimes during the U. S. Capitol riot Wednesday. NPR's Martin cost reports U. S Attorney Michael Sherwin thinks this might be one of the biggest federal prosecution efforts ever in terms of the likely number of defendants. He says the job was not made easier when hundreds of potential suspects were allowed to leave the scene on Wednesday, and now investigators are scrambling to identify them, especially online. We have prosecutors working 24 hour shifts here with the FBI and with a T F and with the EA and with MPD, you know to ensure that and Capitol police to ensure we tracked down and preserve some of that content before it disappears. Sherwin says The immediate priority is locating potentially violent suspects and arresting them. Martin cost NPR news. Republican Senator Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, says President Trump should resign immediately in the wake of the storming of the U. S. Capitol to me, is retiring next year. Former Trump Chiefs of Staff Mick Mulvaney in John Kelly say the 25th amendment should be invoked. And NPR's Mara Liasson reports. The two senators who led the push to overturn the election are now facing blow back in their home states. Josh Holly of Missouri and Ted Cruz of Texas. Both have plans to run for president in 2024. Now they're facing criticism at home newspaper editorial boards and Missouri and Texas have called on both senators to resign. The Kansas City Star, saying Holly had quote blood on his hands. Some big donors have deserted them. But it's not clear yet whether they will lose support among the Republicans who vote in primaries, the base of the party. Polls show a majority of those voters still believe the lie that the election was stolen from Trump and pluralities support the storming of the capital. Mara Liasson NPR news New York is preparing to expand vaccine distribution to beyond healthcare workers tomorrow. Charles Lane of member station Wushu reports, teachers, public employees and anyone over 75 will be able to get vaccinated. The state is averaging 160 deaths a day while doses sit in freezers or discarded. New York governor Andrew Cuomo had stuck to Richard Vaccination guidelines that prioritized medical workers after changing course, Three million more people are now eligible. Cuomo says It won't take 14 weeks to get through this group. You want to prioritize older teachers, teachers in communities with higher Infection rates on average, New York has distributed about 40% of its allotted vaccines, which is better than the national average of 32%. For NPR news. I'm Charles Lane in New York. This is NPR. This is W. N. Y. C in New York. I'm Lance. Lucky resign, Resign. I guess it is a crime regard. South Jersey activists protested at the office of Congressman Jeff Van Drew, the lone Republican in New Jersey, who voted against certification of the election Wednesday. A few dozen people held signs with a bumper sticker that read trader Left over from his switch from the Democrat to Republican Party. Activists don't want O'Brien address the crowd saying Van Drew committed an act of sedition. And it's for this crime against not only his constituents but against America that we call for his immediate removal from public office. Congressman Van Drew represents the South Jersey Shore district from Atlantic City to Cape May. Mayor De Blasio says New York City hasn't received any real threats of terrorism in the wake of violence at the U. S. Capitol. Speaking on the steps of City Hall, along with members of New York's congressional delegation, he asked New Yorkers to reflect on Wednesday's violence. Look behind you.
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"With recriminations and turmoil after he incited the assault on Congress who got Maggie Haberman of The New York Times and the Atlantic Adam Serwer on what's happening at the White House and what country Trump leaves behind. Also California in crisis over the pandemic, I have never lost that many patients in a short period of time, plus a novel set in the dark days of dictatorship in Argentina. It has lessons for today, and the music of Aaron Fraser is filled with love and retro sounds. It's Sunday, January 10th 2021. Headlines are coming up right now in this newscast. Live from NPR News. I'm Barbara Klein, The acting U. S attorney for the District of Columbia says a massive investigation is underway that could end up charging hundreds of people for crimes during the U. S. Capitol riot Wednesday. NPR's Martin cost reports U. S Attorney Michael Sherwin thinks this might be one of the biggest federal prosecution efforts ever in terms of the likely number of defendants. He says the job was not made easier when hundreds of potential suspects were allowed to leave the scene on Wednesday, and now investigators are scrambling to identify them, especially online. We have prosecutors working 24 hour shifts here with the FBI and with a T F and with the EA and with MPD, you know to ensure that and Capitol police to ensure we tracked down and preserve some of that content before it disappears. Sherman says The immediate priority is locating potentially violent suspects and arresting them. Martin cost NPR news. Republican Senator Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, says President Trump should resign immediately in the wake of the storming of the U. S. Capitol to me, is retiring next year. Former Trump Chiefs of Staff Mick Mulvaney in John Kelly say the 25th amendment should be invoked. And NPR's Mara Liasson reports. The two senators who led the push to overturn the election are now facing blow back in their home states. Josh Holly of Missouri and Ted Cruz of Texas. Both have plans to run for president in 2024. Now they're facing criticism at home newspaper editorial boards and Missouri and Texas have called on both senators to resign. The Kansas City Star, saying Holly had quote blood on his hands. Some big donors have deserted them. But it's not clear yet whether they will lose support among the Republicans who vote in primaries, the base of the party. Polls show a majority of those voters still believe the lie that the election was stolen from Trump and pluralities support the storming of the capital. Mara Liasson NPR news New York is preparing to expand vaccine distribution to beyond healthcare workers tomorrow. Charles Lane of member station W. S. H D reports, teachers, public employees and anyone over 75 will be able to get vaccinated. The state.
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"Convicted and thrown out of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and forever banished to the dustbin of history. And some Republicans, like Senator Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, say they believe Trump committed an impeachable offense for his role in inciting the insurrection of the Capitol, where five people died. But to me questions whether logistics would allow for a speedy trial. To remove Trump from office before Joe Biden's inauguration. Trump was first impeached in December, 2019 at very pressured Ukraine's president to launch an investigation into Biden. They've missed each NPR news. And it's closing days that Trump Administration has approved the nation's first request to run a state Medicaid program. Under what's known as a block. Grant Blake Farmer of member Station W. PLN, has details. It's entirely possible that the next administration will undo what the centers for Medicare and Medicaid services negotiated with Tennessee. But administrators Seema Verma says she hopes not federal government has made a commitment to the state of Tennessee, and they're going to be making significant investments to implement it. And so this program, I think should not be subject to political winds. Even though the Trump Administration supports block grants to save money, Tennessee found a way to argue it's already saving the federal government by running a fairly bare bones program. Now it will get to keep most of that money to expand benefits for low income people. Still, the expansion possibilities are not easing the fears of patient advocates who say Tennessee has not proven itself trustworthy to act in the best interest of patients rather than its bottom line for NPR news. I'm Blake Farmer in Nashville. Texas hospitals are treating an all time high number of covert 19 patients. Texas Public Radio's Camille Phillips reports. There are now nearly 14,000 Cove in 19 patients in Texas hospitals. About 1000 more patients than a week ago, state officials reported it 381 new deaths on Saturday. Almost 29,700 people in Texas have died of complications from covert 19. More than 1.7 million people have tested positive for the coronavirus in Texas since March. I'm Camille Phillips in San Antonio. This is NPR news. This is w. N. Y. C. In New York. I'm lance. Lucky and empty. A worker has been suspended after participating in the mob that stormed the U. S Capitol building on Wednesday. Gothamist reports that William Peep, who works at a Metro North rail Yard, and Brewster called out sick Wednesday to attend the event. M today confirmed his suspension effective immediately. No criminal charges have been filed against Peep, but he's considered a person of interest by the FBI and the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington. The M to is conducting its own investigation. New York health officials say they have detected three more cases of the more contagious UK strain of the Corona virus. The total estimated number of known US cases of the variant is 55 Wushu reporter Charles Lane has more Two of the new, Faster spreading strains of the virus were found in Saratoga and are related to the first case that was found earlier this week. But the other new case was discovered 200 miles away on Long Island Governor Andrew Cuomo says This brings the state's total to four. And we believe that it is more widespread than that number would suggest. Testing for the new variant is still limited compared to overall testing. New York tested almost two million people this week on Lee 400 of those tests were for the UK strain. The Buffalo Bills got their first playoff win in a quarter century, beating the Indianapolis Colts 27 2 24 quarterback Josh Allen through for more than 300 yards, including two touchdowns and rushed for 54 yards and another TD. When came in front of a limited crowd of 6700 of the Bills faithful, Braving the cold, A Little stadium the first time this season fans could see their team in person. This is W N. Y. C. Support for NPR comes from Carnegie Corporation of New York, supporting innovations in education, Democratic engagement and the advancement of international peace and security. More information is available online at Carnegie daughter work. From W. N. Y C.
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"Lulu Garcia Navarro. Good morning, President Trump's final days, Iraq with recriminations and turmoil after he incited the assault on Congress, got Maggie Haberman of The New York Times and the Atlantic Adam Serwer on what's happening at the White House and what country Trump leaves behind. Also California in crisis over the pandemic. I have never lost that many patients in a short period of time, plus a novel set in the dark days of dictatorship in Argentina. It has lessons for today, and the music of Aaron Fraser is filled with love and retro sounds. It's Sunday, January 10th 2021 the headlines air Coming up right now in this newscast. Live from NPR news in Washington. I'm Louise Give Oniy vice President. Pence is attending the inauguration of President elect Joe Biden. Donald Trump is not as investigators comb through evidence and tips associated with a violent and deadly siege of the U. S Capitol by Trump supporters. MPR's margin custody tells us the acting U. S attorney for the District of Columbia, Michael Sherwin. Says it's possible that hundreds of people will face charges. As a result. Sherwin says the investigation is massive as federal agents and police comb through evidence at the Capitol and online. He says there's a wide variety of potential criminal charges ranging from theft of federal property to murder and he anticipates that they'll find evidence of coordination between at least some of the riders. But Sherman says it's not his place to characterize the political nature of the violence. And I don't want this tyranny of labels saying this was sedition. This was you know, a coup, but what I will say is it was criminal. At the same time, Sherwin says he is prepared to investigate elected officials if that's where the evidence leads. Martin cost NPR news. The attorney general of the Alabama is confident vesting Gatien into allegations linked to the Wednesday attack on the U. S Capitol, Alabama Public Radio's Pat Duggins explains. The accusation has to do with claims that Arc. Money from anonymous sources helped promote the violence. The liberal watchdog group called documented says a policy wing of the Republican attorneys General Association used dark money to pay for robo calls aimed a pro trump supporters. The calls reportedly encouraged attendance to a trump rally that was followed by the violence of the U. S. Capitol. This became Alabama attorney general Steve Marshall's problem because he's the new president of the policy group it issue. The Southern poverty Law Center. Montgomery wants Marshal investigated the Alabama Eiji responded by asking for a pearl. But who authorized the calls for NPR news. I'm Pat Duggins in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Johns Hopkins University researchers reported Tally of almost 90 million current virus cases globally with close to two million deaths in the U. S. 22 million cases have been identified with more than 372,000 deaths around the world pushes on to vaccinate as many people as possible. New York is expanding vaccine distribution. Beyond. Healthcare workers, Charles Lane from member station Wushu reports, three million more people will now be eligible. The expansion includes teachers, public employees, firefighters, police officers, municipal workers. Biggest subgroup is anyone over the age of 75. But probably the most significant expansion is which entities can distribute the vaccine. At first, the state limited distribution to hospitals. Now county health centers and private pharmacies will be joining. Charles Lane from member station Wushu Reporting. This is NPR news in Washington. Pope Francis added his voice today to global condemnation of the mob violence and attack on the U. S capitol in Washington. NPR's Sylvia Poggioli reports, The pope urged Americans to protect democracy, Pope Francis said Sunday Violence is always self destructive. Nothing is gained much is lost. Speaking in his weekly address, he said he's praying for the five people who died in what he called those dramatic moments in the siege of the seat of Congress is sort of the military terrorist chateau. I appeal to the authorities of the country and to the entire population, Francis said, to maintain a lofty sense of responsibility in order to calm things down, promote national reconciliation and safeguard democratic values that are rooted in American society. The pope's that in affectionate greeting toe all Americans and said he's praying that they keep alive a culture of caring as the principal path to building together the common good. Sylvia Poggioli, NPR News, Rome and San Diego Yesterday, Trump supporters and counter protesters clashed on the Pacific Beach boardwalk, authorities say when police stepped in to break it up. They were hit with rocks, bottles and eggs on the crowd directed pepper spray at them. Officers in riot gear separated the group's president. Trump is planning to highlight a centerpiece of his administration's agenda. With a visit to the U. S. Mexico border This week, the White House announced yesterday. Trump intends to visit the town of Alamo. Texas. His office says he plans to mark the completion off border wall. I'm Louise Schiavone. NPR NEWS Washington Support for NPR comes from Amazon studios with the new film herself from the director of the Iron Lady comes a story of a young mother, who, against all odds creates a home for her daughter's with the help of unexpected friends, now one prime video and Americans for the arts. 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"United States of anxiety here how the Georgia election results and the white supremacist violence at the Capitol on the same day mirrors the history of this country post. Chirag is joined by Fordham professor doctor Christina Greer. To talk through why this is nothing new and they'll be taking your calls about how the country can move forward. The United States of Anxiety is a live national call in special hour tonight. And it's at six right after all things considered here on W N Y. C. 29 degrees at eight o'clock. This is w N. Y. C. FM. HD and AM New York. From W. N. Y. C and NPR This is weekend edition. Yeah. Good morning. I'm Lance. Lucky coming up this hour. The federal prosecutor overseeing the cases from the capital riot says hundreds could face prosecution and we'll ask Nicole Hannah Jones of The New York Times What the insurrection says about American exceptionalism. Texas Senator Ted Cruz face political consequences for playing a role in amplifying the false claims of voter fraud that fueled the riot, and we'll speak with former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid about the prospects for President elect Biden's agenda. And mathematical models can out public health officials decide how best to deploy Corona virus vaccines It's Sunday January 10th 2021 1st news Headlines Life from NPR News in Washington. I'm Louise Give Oniy 10 days from now Joe Biden is slated to be sworn in as the 46th, president of the United States. His predecessor, Donald Trump, has announced he will flout tradition and skip the ceremony, which will follow one of the most violent assaults on the U. S Capitol in two centuries and assault undertaken in Trump's name. NPR's Tamara Keith tells us the vice president will attend. It is traditional for the president and vice president to attend the inauguration of their successors. But in his last tweet before Twitter permanently suspended his account, President Trump announced he wouldn't be going to Biden's inauguration. Biden said that was probably for the best, but added that he would be honored to have pence attend. And now a source familiar with the decision, says he will. The inauguration is at its most basic, a public show of the peaceful transfer of power. Biden will take his oath of office on the West Front of the U. S Capitol on the very platform that was overrun by a mob of pro Trump insurrectionists last Wednesday. Former President Obama, Bush and Clinton are also expected to attend. Tamra Keith NPR NEWS New York says it's detected three more cases of the more contagious UK strain of the Corona virus. The total estimated number of known US cases of the variance is 55 from member station Wushu. Charles Lane has more. Two of the new, Faster spreading strains of the virus were found in Saratoga and are related to the first case that was found earlier this week, But the other new case was discovered 200 miles away on Long Island. Governor Andrew Cuomo says This brings the state's total to four and we believe that it is more widespread than that number would suggest. Testing for the new variant is still limited compared to overall testing. New York tested almost two million people this week on Lee 400 of those tests were for the UK strain. For NPR News. I'm Charles Lane in New York. Indonesia's president says authorities there scouring the Java Sea for victims of yesterday's plane crash near Jakarta. 62 are on board the bond 7 37, which is believed to have plunged into the sea shortly after takeoff. BBC's Jonathan Head has more heavy rain and poor visibility have slowed a large scale search operation in the sea north of the capital, Jakarta. But Indonesian officials say they have now detected signals, which may indicate where flight SJ 182 came down. No distress calls were received from the pilots and data recorded by flight tracking APS shows that in the last seconds of flight, the aircraft suddenly plunged into the sea. Fishermen working on boats nearby described a noise like a bomb on being hit by large waves. A crisis center has been set up at the port from where the search operation is being organized. The BBC's Jonathan head This is NPR. This is W. N. Y. C in New York. I'm Lance. Lucky resign, Resign this. It is a crime regard reside sedition across those air. South Jersey Activists protesting at the office of Congressman Jeff Van Drew, the lone Republican in New Jersey, who voted against certification of the election on Wednesday. A few dozen people held signs with a bumper sticker that read trader left over from his switch in 2019, from Democrat to Republican activist Owen O'Brien address the crowd saying Van Drew had committed an act of sedition. And it's for this crime against not only his constituents but against America that we call for his immediate removal from public office. Van Drew represents New Jersey Second Congressional District, which stretches from Atlantic City to Cape May. While Mayor de Blasio says New York City has not received any real threats of terrorism, like the violent mob that attacked the U. S Capitol. Speaking on the steps of City Hall yesterday, along with members of New York's congressional delegation, he asked New Yorkers to reflect on Wednesday's violence at the Capitol. Look behind you at City Hall. Can you imagine a.
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"Alert, possibly being closed down for good. NPR spoke with U S attorney for the District of Columbia who is investigating and charging those who took part. They look paramilitary. Almost right? Yeah, the uniform. You've got communication. Those show indications of affiliation and a command and control. It's Sunday, January 10th 2021, the headlines are coming up right now in this newscast. Life from NPR News in Washington. I'm Louise Give Oniy 10 days from now Joe Biden is slated to be sworn in as the 46th, president of the United States. His predecessor, Donald Trump, has announced he will flout tradition and skip the ceremony, which will follow one of the most violent assaults on the U. S Capitol in two centuries and assault undertaken in Trump's name. NPR's Tamara Keith tells us the vice president will attend. It is traditional for the president and vice president to attend the inauguration of their successors. But in his last tweet before Twitter permanently suspended his account, President Trump announced he wouldn't be going to Biden's inauguration. Biden said that was probably for the best, but added that he would be honored to have pence attend. And now a source familiar with the decision, says he will. The inauguration is at its most basic, a public show of the peaceful transfer of power. Biden will take his oath of office on the West Front of the U. S Capitol on the very platform that was overrun by a mob of pro Trump insurrectionists last Wednesday. Former president Obama, Bush and Clinton are also expected to attend. Tamara Keith NPR NEWS New York says it's detected three more cases of the more contagious UK strain of the Corona virus. The total estimated number of known US cases of the variant is 55 from member station Wushu. Charles Lane has more. Two of the new, Faster spreading strains of the virus were found in Saratoga and are related to the first case that was found earlier this week, But the other new case was discovered 200 miles away on Long Island. Governor Andrew Cuomo says This brings the state's total to four and we believe that it is more widespread than that number would suggest. Testing for the new variant is still limited compared to overall testing. New York tested almost two million people this week on Lee 400 of those tests were for the UK strain. For NPR News. I'm Charles Lane in New York. Indonesia's president says authorities there scouring the Java Sea for victims of yesterday's plane crash near Jakarta. 62 were on board the bond 7 37, which is believed to have plunged into the sea shortly after takeoff. BBC's Jonathan Head has more heavy rain and poor visibility have slowed a large scale search operation in the sea north of the capital, Jakarta. But Indonesian officials say they have now detected signals, which may indicate where flight SJ 182 came down. No distress calls were received from the pilots and data recorded by flight tracking APS shows that in the last seconds of flight, the aircraft suddenly plunged into the sea. Fishermen working on boats nearby described a noise like a bomb on being hit by large waves. A crisis center has been set up at the port from where the search operation is being organized. The BBC's Jonathan head this is NPR. Covert infection. Rates for the imprisoned are significantly higher than rates for others. Kris Bolt from member station W. A. E. R and Syracuse has more advocates for the incarcerated, say a spike in covert cases in prisons is a hidden crisis. State data reviewed by the Marshall Project and the Associated Press finds one in five inmates has tested positive. In Arkansas and South Dakota prisons. It's over. 55% New Yorkers United for Justice director Alexander Horwitz says inmates and corrections workers are being ignored. These infections are going unchecked, undocumented an untreated in facilities, and that is a totally unacceptable outcome for wits, adds prison workers have caused cases outside of prisons. They're calling for more testing and vaccinations for prisoners and the release of nonviolent inmates who are older or who have health risks. Riko VID for NPR News. I'm Chris Bolt in Syracuse, the attorney general of the state of Alabama wants to know who authorized a branch of the Republican Attorneys General Association. Mobilize robo calls for the Wednesday Trump Rally in Washington, D. C that preceded a deadly attack on the U. S. Capitol. Ah fundraising branch of the group, the Rule of Law Defense Fund was behind the calls. Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is head of that group. He says he didn't sign off on the calls and has no idea that they were going out. The overarching state Republican attorneys general group is now stating it had no part in planning, sponsoring or organizing the event. I'm Louise Schiavone. NPR needs Washington. Support for NPR comes from Amazon studios with the new film herself from the director of the Iron Lady comes a story of a young mother, who, against all odds creates a home for her daughter's with the help of unexpected friends, now one prime video and Americans for the arts. Six minutes now, past.
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"Is that chicken soup is for hangovers. I believe that the college in all of the stuff that gets drawn out of the bones as you make a really delicious stock or soup. I think those were really good for you. This week. You spend some time with Jen Lewis, a terrific chef and author of the book. Chicken soup manifesto. We'll talk about the hows and whys of a great soup. Take your cooking questions and we'll taste test. Some store bought chicken stock to find out which one we like the best. It's coming up on the splendid table. Live from NPR news in Washington. I'm Louise Schiavone, vice president. Pence is attending the inauguration of President elect Joe Biden. Donald Trump is not even as investigators comb through evidence at tips associated with a violent and deadly siege of the U. S Capitol by Trump supporters. MPR's Martin Caustic tells us The acting U. S attorney for the District of Columbia. Michael Sherwood says it's possible hundreds of people will face charges. As a result, Sherman says the investigation is massive as federal agents and police comb through evidence at the Capitol and online. He says there's a wide variety of potential criminal charges ranging from theft of federal property to murder and he anticipates that they'll find evidence of coordination between at least some of the riders. But Sherman says it's not his place to characterize the political nature of the violence. And I don't want this tyranny of labels saying this was sedition. This was you know, a coup, but what I will say is it was criminal. At the same time, Sherwin says he is prepared to investigate elected officials if that's where the evidence leads. Martin Cost NPR News Theater Knee General of Alabama is calling for an investigation into allegations linked to the Wednesday attack on the U. S Capitol, Alabama Public Radio's Pat Duggins explains. The accusation has to do with claims that dark money helped promote the violence. The liberal watchdog group called documented says a policy wing of the Republican attorneys General Association used dark money to pay for robo calls aimed a pro trump supporters. The calls reportedly encouraged attendance to a trump rally that was followed by the violence of the U. S. Capitol. This became Alabama attorney general Steve Marshall's problem because he's the new president of the policy group it issue. The Southern poverty Law Center. Montgomery wants Marshal investigated the Alabama Eiji responded by asking for a pro but who authorized the calls for NPR news. I'm Pat Duggins in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Around the world. The pushes on to vaccinate as many people as possible for the covert 19 virus. Researchers at Johns Hopkins University report almost 90 million Corona virus cases globally since the pandemic began, with close to two million deaths. And the U. S. 22 million cases have been identified with more than 372,000 deaths. New York is expanding vaccine distribution beyond healthcare workers. Charles Lane from member station Wushu reports that three million more people will now be eligible. The expansion includes teachers, public employees, firefighters, police officers, municipal workers. Biggest subgroup is anyone over the age of 75. But probably the most significant expansion is which entities can distribute the vaccine. At first, the state limited distribution to hospitals. Now county health centers and private pharmacies will be joining. Charles Lane from member station Wushu. This is NPR. Planned perfume went into effect in Quebec last night as the province imposed tougher measures in the struggle against the spreading coronavirus as Dan Carp in Chuck reports, the curfew came on the same day the province broke the old record for the number of daily cases of covert 19 3127 people tested positive in the province with the total number of cases since the pandemic began. Topping 226,000. The curfew will run from a P M to 5 A.m. eastern time and heavy police presence is expected to enforce it. Those who break the curfew without a good reason face fines of up to $6000. There are a few exceptions for people leaving their homes, healthcare or humanitarian reasons, obtaining medicine or keeping a medical appointment or visiting a sick or injured parent to name a few gas stations and pharmacies can remain open. All grocery stores Most closed by 7 30 restaurants can offer delivery only for NPR news. I'm Dan Carpenter can Toronto President Trump is planning to highlight a centerpiece of his administration's agenda. With a visit to the U. S. Mexico border this coming week. The White House announced yesterday that Trump intends to visit the town of Alamo, Texas. His office says he plans to mark the completion of 400 miles of border wall. But the first time this season home team fans were allowed to attend a Buffalo Bills game..
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"Hit new highs Thursday topping the previous all time record set in January. Charles lane from member station. W H U reports that markets appear to be shrugging off worries about a full-scale trade war at least for now. Statistically, the end of the calendar has the greatest return for investors. Plus, there's a bunch of other bullish tea leaves a weakening dollar makes US goods cheaper abroad. Companies continue to rake in profits from tax cuts and falling bond. Prices push more money into stocks. Michael pervious is an analyst with Weeden company. What's going to derail train, the market's been shrugging off the Trump trade stuff, partly because nothing's yet pervious and others do expect a worsening trade environment to affect stocks. Maybe this year maybe next year.
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Kim Jong Un and China's Xi discuss 'a new future,' North Korean media says
"The associated press of are clean safe and appear well run but the children are upset and acting out john burnett npr news president trump discussed immigration last night when he visited house republicans on capitol hill lawmakers are supposed to vote tomorrow on a pair of immigration bills both would end the trump policy of taking migrant children away from their parents at the southern us border but it's not clear either bill has enough support to pass and trump is not clearly said which bill he backs the leaders of china and north korea have met in beijing north korean leader kim jong un discussed his summit last week in singapore with president trump npr's anthony kuhn says this is the north korean leader's third trip to china this year china's leaders xi jinping congratulated kim on the summit adding that beijing hopes to the agreements reached ad can be fully implemented north korean state media report that came and she discussed nuclear disarmament but they didn't elaborate kim thanked she for china's support for the summit china provided kim's flight to singapore npr's anthony kuhn general electric is being kicked off the dow jones industrial average the index attempts to track the us stock market but the owners say gee no longer represents the american economy from member station w s h u charles lane has more g e was a founding member of the down eighteen ninety six as it expanded gobbled up companies as diverse as television insurance and real estate since.
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"Live from NPR news, Washington on trial Snyder, Air Force One due to arrive in a few hours in Singapore where prime minister Lisi and long says millions being spent to host the summit between President Trump and North Korean leader, Kim Jong UN is worth it. I think it's a plus. It costs money to put up resources, not is a lot of effort for our security people. There's a lot of effort for comes people as well. While President Trump's airplane has yet to touchdown, Kim Jong own is already in Singapore. He was greeted at the airport today by the country's foreign minister trumping camera due to meet Tuesday on the island resort of cintos. While on the flight to Singapore, President Trump up into the g. seven summit accusing Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau of acting meek and mild only to attack the US news conference. Dan carpenter reports at Trump tweeted that he will not endorse the group's final statement hours after he left the summit Trump denounced Troodos criticism of the steel and aluminum tariffs. He said, based on Trudeau statements during his final news conference and the fact that candidate is charging massive tariffs to US farmers workers in companies. He told his representatives not to endorse the final communicate and to look at automobiles flooding. The US market has not clear what Trump's tweet. It's will leave the latest attempts to find trade peace. But Trudeau's office says, the prime minister has said nothing. He hasn't said before to Trump in his final communique. Trudeau had said there was broad agreement on twenty eight items including local trade, artificial intelligence, middle-class growth, innovation girls, education, and defending democracies from foreign threats. For NPR news. I'm Dan carpenter into Ronco Russian President. Vladimir Putin says he's ready to meet with President Trump spoke today at a regional summit in China saying, he agrees with Trump's concern about a renewed arms race. He was also asked about President Trump's suggestion that Russia's should have a seat at the seven table saying Russia did not choose to leave the g. seven and would be happy to host the group in Moscow. Russia was pushed following pushed out following the annexation of Crimea for years ago, search and rescue operations, ongoing in Guatemala after the massive volcanic eruption NPR's Windsor Johnston reports on more than one hundred people dead nearly two hundred others remain missing. If Waco volcano exploded one week. Ago burying villages with thick ash and molten lava since then, volunteers have been working to provide medicine water and food to thousands of survivors. Now, living in shelters, go to a barrow with World Vision. Wata. Malla says, mental health professionals are also counseling families left devastated by the eruption team of more than twenty people specialize in psychology that are helping to shelters to make this friendly spaces. So children can relieve the trauma of the strategy, but also to work with the parents to heal this this process, the US announced last week. It was sending emergency aid and financial resources to support relief efforts. You're listening to NPR news. The first actress to play a bond girl has died Eunice case in was ninety years old. She I played Sylvia trench and Dr. No, and reprieves the role in from Russia with love bond movie producers, Michael g Wilson and Barbara, but Kohli noted Gheysens bond connection on. Twitter. This weekend gazing began her career on stage in a production of the sound of music. Horse racing has its thirteenth triple crown. Winner justify won this weekend's. One hundred fiftieth Belmont Stakes from member station w. s. h. u. Charles lane reports at justify became a sensation because of his highs and ability to overcome inexperience. Prior to loading into the stark h justify pranced eagerly before the cheering crowd ears prick Dennis shoulder coats, sweaty, deep into the home, stretch grandstands rumbled longshot con hausky nipped at justifies heels, but could never catch up when justify cross. The finish line spectators were seen weeping. Bob Baffert is justifies trainer thing. Everybody wants to see this happen because the he such as a beautiful horse and he's just it's like, pass me to win. I mean, he just so tough and and just you just imposing horse. The last horse to win the triple crown was American pharaoh in two thousand fifteen who was also. Trained by Baffert for NPR news. I'm Charles lane at Belmont Park in New York to Tennyson men's final at the French Open set to get underway today. Veteran Rafael, Nidal playing Dominy tame a twenty four year old Austrian in his first grand slam title match. I'm trial Snyder. This is NPR news from Washington.
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Supreme Court strikes down federal law prohibiting sports gambling
"In washington i'm dave mattingly in pennsylvania state senator scott wagner is the winner of the state's republican gubernatorial primary wagner will face incumbent democratic governor tom wolfe in november i'm running because hardworking pennsylvanians shouldn't have governor tom wolfe whose only focus is to get more of their paycheck or your paycheck for term congressman lou bar leda is celebrating a win in pennsylvania's republican senate primary he'll face incumbent democratic senator bob casey in the fall election in idaho the state's lieutenant governor brad little is the winner of the republican gubernatorial gubernatorial primary there he'll face paul that jordan in november jordan won the state's democratic gubernatorial primary many companies and state legislatures have begun weighing their options following this week's ruling from the us supreme court to allow sports betting nationwide charles lane with member station w s h u reports states this is much needed revenue maybe a billion dollars once everything's fully developed for companies it's about being the first product out once the markets open up some companies already have their products ready to go in the literally just waiting for the rules to be written at this point executives with the nfl and the nba or among those asking congress to write uniform rules on sports betting to apply in all fifty states i'm dave mattingly npr news in washington this is wnyc i'm shumita basu in new york the us secretary of education betsy devos is visiting new york city this week but she's not visiting any public schools according to her office devos toward the manhattan high school for girls on the upper east side yesterday morning politico reporter ozzy pays paper says the school is an elite jewish institution with a hefty price tag a person who helped arrange the meeting said the tuition at the school is around twenty or twenty two thousand dollars with about sixty percent of the students their paying full tuition today device has a visit plan to the sheva dr hey torah boys school in rockaway another orthodox jewish school a spokesperson for devos did not explain the rationale for the secretaries visits new jersey senator bob menendez is opposing the trump administration pick to run the federal transit administration wnyc washington correspondent john conor reports menendez said he wanted answers about federal support for.