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AP News Radio
Defensemen, Andersen help Hurricanes beat Wild 5-2
"The hurricanes received three more goals from their blue liners in a 5 two win over the wild. Brent burns, Brady Shay and Jalen chatfield scored, giving the cane's 24 goals from defensemen since November 25th. Chatfield says their system suits him. I think I've always been pretty comfort and I am comfortable in the system. I think a lot of it has to do with just a good place by the team, honestly, and that's playing the right way. Two voter vine and edit a shorthanded goal in the second period, and Martin HS scored in the third. Frederick Anderson stopped 30 shots for the metropolitan division leaders. Career caprice of Matt baldy provided the Minnesota goals. I'm Dave ferry
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Slavin scores in OT, streaking Hurricanes beat Penguins 4-3
"Jacob slavin scored just 23 seconds into overtime giving the hurricanes a four three win in Pittsburgh. Martin natus and Jalen chatfield scored for the canes and Jordan stall tied the game late in the third as he and Carolina have earned a point in 13 straight games. The definite team for sure is really shine through. I think a lot of guys have really stepped up and played some great hockey and bigger men and some bigger roles. And yeah, we kind of just staying with it and trusting our game. For the penguins, Sidney Crosby Brock mcginn and Brian Russ found the net. Pittsburgh has gotten a point in ten of its last 11 games. Josh bounty Pittsburgh
The Experiment
"chatfield" Discussed on The Experiment
"When I had got to prison, I didn't get caught up in prison politics. I didn't do nothing. I stayed in law library. I stayed in my work and I stayed on the right path. My focus was to get out. And this had been in prison for about ten years, reading the Bible, taking classes, educating yourself, while outside prison. There was a fight for me. I'll try to watch my swearing. Thank you. I mean, I feel free to swear as much as you'd like. For truly, I mean, I called up Kate chatfield, a director at the justice collaborative. I've probably have a lot of unresolved anger issues and being in a courtroom is a good way to work those out. I mean, is a courtroom the right place to get out those issues. Absolutely. Yeah. How dare you charge my client? How did this is an outrage? Among the things that make Kate angry is the felony murder rule. It doesn't make sense. Murder is a homicide with malice. Somebody has to intend the murder. Now I'm being told about this rule where, okay, okay, wait, there's this huge, glaring, ginormous exception over here to murder. And that's the felony murder rule. And it sweeps up a lot of people year in year out. So it's just the exception that eats the rule. She heard about dozens of cases, like a nissos. One of the most striking ones to her was a group of teenagers, who decided one day to sneak into an old man's house and steal some stuff. One of the boys wandered by himself into the kitchen. He's 15 years old. He's looking through the drawers and he takes some chocolates. Meanwhile, two of his friends who were a little older than him were in another part of the house, and they encountered the owner who turned out to be at home. Seems like they got into some kind of fight. They all only resident he dies. Two older boys were charged with murder, but so was the 15 year old who was in the kitchen, stealing chocolates. They're saying, you have the intention to go and commit that burglary. So that's the underlying felony, which is a burglary. And they said, and it death occurred during that felony. So therefore, we're going to charge you with murder. I see. So with felony murder, there has to be some intent to do something else. That's criminal. Yes. Yes, exactly. And it's sort of like that intent stands in or like wells into this larger intent to kill. That's exactly right. The fact that you were engaged in a burglary and somebody died felony murder. The 15 year old in that case got 25 years to life. It's a barbaric rule. We have to have laws that connect our culpability with our intention. What did we intend to do? What did we actually do and what did we intend to have happen? This rule has been abolished and every other country that derives its law from the English common law. Even in England, it's no longer a rule in England where the last the last vestige of this barbaric rule. Kate helped do a survey of inmates in California, serving time for felony murder. They found that the rule was disproportionately affecting women and youth of color. And that 72% of women serving life sentences for felony murder had not actually killed anyone. Nearly two thirds of the time, the killer, the person who, quote unquote, pulled the trigger, was the woman's romantic partner. We undrafted a resolution by both houses of the legislature in California, the assembly in the Senate that sort of outlined what the felony murder rule was and why we need to change it. The bill would essentially gut the felony murder rule in California. It would make it so that you could only prosecute the person who did the killing themselves. Someone who was a major participant in the felony who had reckless indifference to human life, or someone who ate it in the killing, but that person would also need to have an intent to kill. And who was kind of against you. Oh, the California district attorney's association. This was their number one kill Bill. But after 6 months of debate, the bill passed in the state assembly by one vote. And what happened next was state assembly staffers, contacted California's prisons. And they said, please help Kate chatfield to go on a tour of prisons throughout California to educate people about the law and to see if they're eligible for re sentencing so they can petition the court to go back and get re sentenced. So I think we went to almost every prison in the state of California. One of the prisoners that Kate chopped field visited in prison was in a Jordan. The levy and law library to talk about all this new thing coming into effect. So I start reading on it. This law was retroactive. So anissa would be one of the people who would be eligible for release. So I was like, what? I couldn't believe it. I was really really leaving. It was like butterflies. Swarmed the whole prison. It was just like butterflies in the prison for a whole week. My room, I said, you leave it. You know, freedom is coming. You leave it. Advocates say the gutting of the felony murder rule in California could affect hundreds of prisoners. The rules also been gutted in Hawaii, Kentucky, Michigan, and Massachusetts. And there are movements brewing to reform the felony murder rules in Pennsylvania and Minnesota. But in the last few months, the rules been used in a way you might not expect..
How Did This Get Made?
"chatfield" Discussed on How Did This Get Made?
"Influence the mind. So whatever the body the mind or the soul is in will have a distinct personality sash soul This is actually a very big conversation that you brought up here and much to Molly you know molly or cody again. I don't know who's leaving these notes. Thank you for putting these here they. Let's let's keep it going. Let's figure it out. Let's let's get into You know soul dulas them or ethical duo of them but you know. I don't know we'll we'll see. I think that that'd be a great conversation for the discord. Instead of going back to the discord we have an article from Scientific america titled would your clone have a soul. Okay so this article states that a research poll was conducted where participants were asked if they thought their clone would have a mind. Sixty seven percent said yes and twenty one percent said they were unsure and eleven percent said no. In contrast only thirty two percent thought a human clone would have a soul where thirty four percent were unsure and thirty. Three percent were convinced it would be lis- furthermore the more spiritual the participants They considered the soul to be the more they distinguish between the mind and the soul and the less likely they were to support cloning humans. It's really interesting. I love this. I love that we went deep. This week You know what the winner this week is not just our people who called in and start talking about clones because of what a beautiful way to end this whole coin girl summer. Talking about like spirituality and who we are and what we believe in what is ethically immorally right. I'm gonna say what's ethically immorally right to salute the amazing people that team behind me. The reason why these mini episodes sounds of good. Come together so great. I'm gonna give this week's winner to cody and molly and extra devin july. I mean they they also do a major part of this whole thing but this week there. They're bringing the heat in the notes. So seth chatfield given their winner theme the other other all right. Thank you to everybody who wrote in and thank you to blue moon. You're crisp citrus taste with hints of coriander helped. Break us out of our regular beer routines and you've also helped our listeners..
The Chad Prather Show
"chatfield" Discussed on The Chad Prather Show
"It's campaign things. Making me edgy dude. By the way speaking of louisiana storms. I'm gonna be in tyler. On friday night. That is september third. I think I'm going to be in tyler. We're going to be at the crazy. Cajun which i think was going to see like two hundred fifty people but it's way over packed so we're going. They're going to go next door to the venue next door seats like fifteen hundred to a campaign rally. You love me. You really really love me. Just cruisers a lot of crazy crazy. Well here's the deal if you'll bring a case of water we're going to match it okay. We've already got pallets water. But we're going to be sending it to relief efforts in louisiana and where it's needed The first dog major. Which i said dead one right the one that died major by everybody because it was majoring champ. And there's champ beautiful dogs. These are the biden white house. Dogs major they had. They had to send them back to delaware because major kept by everybody like we heard about one thing but apparently the is now leaked out. Pataki tried to play it down my bit and enter a bit of a secret service. Agent had a minor injury. Apparently the dog bit somebody every day for like eight days biton or biden minden dog bites sakis up there like holding a necklace. You could see the yeah. The dogs are fine gorgeous. Animals of animals apply pressure police. The yeah and the reason that's important is because if you want transparency and you want honest news from the white house. I mean that's a minor story but don't say that happened one time and that was it. Then it gets leaked out that you had a coup was alive and the white house running running the west wing. They couldn't get the oval office for a week. Because major Added at bay holding off. The guard was fine. They weren't really using anyway but they really weren't now. We know why joe stays in the basement. Frigging apparently dead now. I think i remember right. It'd probably put that dog down. Okay let's get to our tick tock. Somebody told me this week in assam this weekend and they said they are talk. Bits where they make me feel guilty. Let's make chatfield guilty plan. During third period.
Daily Tech News Show
"chatfield" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
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"chatfield" Discussed on Ctrl Alt Delete
"And i say constructive doubt in order to distinguish doubting something constructive free from two other things on the one hand as what you might call extreme relativism and that saying well you know you say this is as they say that it's all the same. We all have our and opinions. Anything goes that's about as as we can have a say that doesn't hold water most of all. Because why should i believe anyone who says extreme minutes visit works. I've got my envy that it doesn't so there we are and then cynicism which is if you like. Extreme dismissive ness cynicism is to say you say that. But you would say that. Because you're in it for yourself. You're biased your motives ultimately you're only off. The self glorification signed is going to dismiss what you say between these laws constructive thousands of doubt something constructively is to be unsure but deeply interested in what it might mean to become less unsure and so it comes a little bit. But this idea of good questions. If i'm constructively doubtful about a vaccine it doesn't mean i think vaccines that rubbish. All scientists would say that because it will scientists and they worked for vaccine companies. Means that say well you know genuinely schule with should get vaccinated whether they work so i wanted to take some steps to try and work out. What's going on. So i'm going to try and find some good studies. Some people about this diversity. Different points of view. I look at the numbers know. Millions of people being vaccinated all time times. Let's see what's happening on gun to treat. My doubt is the beginning of constructive process of becoming in a veteran formed unless deceived and not dealt with. Perfect certainty are not going to arrive at a certain point where i'm like. No i know the definitive in possession of the ultimate truth but doubt can guide me on a puff of if you like incrementally lessening uncertainty about moving full wet taking small steps and undoubted. What guide you if you start off. Certain than the process doesn't happen right if i start off saying vaccines are naturally bad. Will that until some doubt enters my mind in a constructive sentence. I've got nothing to do. Other than repeat that point very loudly by the way i know. It's getting progressively code and hence so sorry is literally freezing. Now i'll edit this out. But i really milan's tell them that next time And then the last thing. I hadn't heard this before shea. I'll maybe i have. I didn't know what it meant building a stroll man. Or i love i love. This is such a vivid phrase building. Straw man is when you carry. Chill is someone else's arguments perspective justice though you'll building straw man like a like a guy to be burned on a bonfire so for example. If i was in politics you know. I might stand up and say my opponent believes that we should be giving criminals money and getting rid of prisons. Which is obviously stupid. now i would be caricaturing. My opponents perspective in order to dismiss it order to make them appear ridiculous and the point about this is that it's it's good rhetoric in if i want to get people in in politics go It's great if your aim is to destroy someone Beat them by a fight. It's absolutely terrible. If what you're interested in doing is trying to find a way of persuading other people that you have a good point will working without the people to try and find some common ground or better understanding and so a great thing to do in in arguments and debates if you are interested in actually building understanding is instead of a straw man to build a steel man and a steel man as the name suggests rather than burning on the bonfire is the strongest possible expression of at point of view. So you might say when my opinion things prisons to punitive reform people now..
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"chatfield" Discussed on Ctrl Alt Delete
"The standard of kind of money status is like many standards. It only tells you so much awful lot it doesn't tell you On it's extremely important that we reminded of all the stuff. It doesn't tell you. I hope so because it nice times while we needed literally like the basic survival aced those people that help. That happen very very important. So i thought we'd end on mind a really quick fire round of three phrases or terminologies that from your best. Can you just describe them to say. I love this the unknown unknowns and the known unknowns so a borough this from donald rumsfeld among others it's could have been a military doctrine for longtime. It sounds like gibberish. But it's such an important point because there's a huge difference between the things that we know we don't know how and so for example. Let's say the. I want to buy computer against shops. Whatever now i know that some of the important unknowns you gonna be what is good quality computer. How much does it cost. Who's making good computers. These days someone so those are my known unknowns he useful. That's my list of stuff to find out in order to make a good decision but then my unknown on. That's the stuff. I don't even know i don't know so that might be for example. That actually has a huge vulnerability in the software computer manufacturer x. all the computer manufacturer. Why has kind of incredibly unethical policy. All that computers said is full of as best. Also something like that and the point about these unknown on lenses that that really really important things that i don't even know i don't know and so if we want to think rigorously we need to try to get are unknown unknowns onto the list of known unknowns. It's in other words. We need a really good shopping mist of questions and one of the most important ways. We can come up with a good shopping. List of questions is talked to a bunch of people. Explo- something and it kind of open way..
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"chatfield" Discussed on Ctrl Alt Delete
"It's being being beyond awful for some people and it's been a bit inconvenient for some people. But i think this idea if there's anything positive in the can be taken from the times we've we've lived through. It's it's perhaps things can change more and more sudden than than you think they might and you and other people can change more than response and be robust in response. I the one pandemic prediction. If you wanna play that game that i feel very few people made was that you know the very early stages of the pandemic that hundreds of millions of people will be prepared to making numerous sacrifices every day for month upon month on month and basically society were just keep on taking over in a with with some exceptions with some exclusions with tremendous loss. And so on. But that people were robust. Doesn't make a great hollywood movie. Does if you know three years ago with pitching script me say okay. His his the pitch global pandemic huge restrictions put on daily life economy. Shutdown world travel ends. And here's the thing people basically just get on with it. They'll be like what did you mean us not a movie. That's not a plot people just on with it. No no there's there's on akitas riots governments four like nope. No they just his thing. Most people just get on with it and and do their bit and and you know young and healthy people who are less vulnerable make sacrifices for old people. They've never met in that millions and and gradually a whole bunch on come up with some vaccinations that offer protection against the virus. And you know that's a terrible movie. Courses structural bias in in storytelling a medium stories technology of being facetious stories. How we understand the world but to go back to the point. I started with. That's a constant tension between the stories we tell about the world and the way we experience it and into the amazing power of the human mind. Civilization culture call is our ability to talk about kohl's consequence into shape things but there's also a danger because we tidy everything relentlessly we forget. Just how confused we all when it comes to the day.
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"chatfield" Discussed on Ctrl Alt Delete
"How an how do you deal best thinking. Do you need to get into a zone. How does it work The children are a big thing. You're not got a five year old and a seven year old so there's a school run in the morning in the evening and lots of washing cooking and cleaning which is which is great. You know which is a privilege in which sort of keeps you and could to the world. I am quite an introvert. And you know the props and the routines of a good day for me tend to include in no particular order. Some exercise reading something interesting has nothing to do with what i'm writing quite a bit of coffee and then sort of time my computer with my thoughts i don't really get writer's block and not that kind of a writer i write a lot with may or may not be a good thing but it sort of works for me what i guess. I have quite good at over. The years is knowing myself enough to sort of have a whole little bag of tricks the stop me from just sitting there staring to scream feeding terrible at myself. Which is that a lot of the time you sit there. Anything on the writer equation. The name and i'm not writing pharma. Bad personal i'm a failure. So i i don't sit at the screen sort of feeling. Nothing i go out. I got a bit of variety. I do something else interesting. I am quite introverted. So i i tend to go to people's books i read a lot of sci-fi and speculative fiction I play video games or quite a lot. i've been playing a lot of slave spy during the pandemic which is a cg a card based game. I boy listeners with it but it's it's it certainly takes me books. Play the piano a lot. I have lots of deadlines. i love deadlines. I love a deadline. Put in my diary. And i tried to be professional delivered to that..
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"chatfield" Discussed on Ctrl Alt Delete
"The make us less horrible more accountable and there will as a lot of stuff out there around this on the one hand as sort of skin. The skin in the game idea where people sort of risking something of themselves reputation Anonymity can be dangerous where people are acting in certain kind of official capacities on the other hand. There's kind of small accountable communities or private groups. You can get much better behaviors sometimes kind of private groups then you kinda personal groups and then of course if you like the incentives embodied in inflammation ecosystems themselves and i suppose put very briefly in a much social media as an engine for generating outrage and we've seen electorally politically scientifically. This can be lead to deeply disturbing results. but it doesn't mean people a bad often. Small numbers are very influential. People playing the game brilliantly in very cynically a lot of the leading axes they may or may not believe what they're saying but they're in it for on the money and the influence and really something like anti vaccine you can only. I think hope to understand challenge as part of a bundle as part of a package. People don't do things sort of for one set of reasons for one thing beliefs. Come in bundles. Mean it makes no sense that for example something like gun rights and abortion should be yoked together because will why would someone predict that beliefs. Why would it be so predictive that someone believes wanted us. They believe in the other. There's you can only make sense of these. Things by looking at political tribes by looking at networks of influence by looking as opposed beliefs says really short term for lot of people have saying i am like these people are not like these people might not like you. I'm like these people and that's so fascinating it that we do kind of label groups of people from afar and i probably do it sometimes. Radi try not to but what was interesting in the depths. The pandemic is..
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"chatfield" Discussed on Ctrl Alt Delete
"It's what we do late at night when we can't sleep. We scroll through the screen and the world's kind of subconscious the paranoia. Is there a you know in truth. Is there as well. But it's all mixed up and trying to make sense of this. And so i did feel. There's a lot to be gained from talking about inhabiting the present moment Mindfully if you like. I do write quite a bit about time and attention because i feel especially when i talk to younger. People and trump walkout. What's going on that unless you're able to pull its take a moment and observe yourself and gain some kind of equillibrium. None of the other good stuff can happen. I like about policing you. And i must give shoutout to robert poynton. Who's a friend in. A wonderful book called do polls have allowed to give shout outs. But very influential book on me because again. It's like having been the room saying it's okay to pools. You didn't have to stop you. Don't have to disconnect. That's not really possible for many of us. I think that's an impossible standard. It's okay to pause and take a moment galleria self and observe yourself and an off yourself. How you feel about your feelings are you. Think about. you'll thinking very liberating to give yourself permission to do these things and in the context of social media than because in this doom scrolling time. I guess it's it's funny with doom scouting. Because i feel like that is projecting so much it onto the future. It's like the opposite of being in the present moment not just constantly panicking about the past or the future and i think what was interesting about your book is this yes polls also identifying your own ignorance. That feels like a present tense thing today. An social beat is amazing. Is this amazing tool. Is this amazing tool for exploring your ignorance absolutely right but if you if you don't take an interest in your ignorance you can't learn stuff in a you need to take a really catholic interesting in what you know. Of course what. I doubt know what you most. Things are heads very small in the world's very big but how to turn social media in the kind of riches of the internet into something that the kind of life and mind enhancing. I've i've been kind of thinking about this stuff. A ye isn't a lot of it. I think comes down to selective engagement having kind of ristic's shortcuts rules of thumb. For just helping you not get emotionally and personally and information overwhelmed one of the great things you can follow great people seek out people who who act as kind of human search engine who fill to the world for you who speak to you. Who on like you but but who you want to hear from the other things just to remember that there were massive distortion fields operating online particularly around emotional intensity. So it's kinda blatantly obese. Really the least viral thing i could possibly say. Is you know what desperately on set. And i'm not sure what to think can identify what's going on. I mean no one's going to tweet. That might give sympathy between whereas. If i say uncle very very strong feelings about this immensely impactful story. That will obviously have more of our potential..
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"chatfield" Discussed on Ctrl Alt Delete
"Hello and welcome back to control. Delete my guest. Today is dr. Tom chatfield a writer. Broadcaster and tech philosopher is a columnist for the bbc and a ted speaker and he's worked the writer and a consultant with some of the world's leading technology firms his books explore digital culture and have been published in over two dozen languages. I i read tom's work when his book. How to thrive in the digital age came out in two thousand twelve. I think with the school of life. And i basically followed his captain and i'm just interested in. He's always up to so ready to glad he's back on the cost because he came on if you years ago he recently wrote nonfiction but critical thinking which was the best selling.
KOA 850 AM
"chatfield" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"And it causes Pretty serious health effects, experts say toxic air pollutants and wildfire smoke can cause long term health problems. Even just an hour of wildfire smoke and have negative effects on our health, especially for those who are elderly, you know young Children, but some out of state visitors put it into perspective. It's a lot of pressure and better quality in Colorado that what it is in Texas as Fox Everyone's Deborah Takahara. An investigation underway after her body was discovered in the water in your Chatfield State Park. The scene unfolding last night east of the Parks Discovery Pavilion That's near Waterton Road, and Wadsworth Jefferson County Sheriff's Office says the remains appear to be that of an adult male know their details have been released. It looks like a Tiger King spinoff isn't happening. The show became a hit on Netflix last year as the pandemic began, and It was continuing was supposed to continue on Amazon Prime, but they decided to move on from the project. Nicholas Cage said he read to excellent scripts but thinks it just took too long come together. He was supposed to play Joe Exotic, the former zookeeper who's now serving 22 years for plotting to kill an animal rights activist. Uh, Nick Cage is currently working on new movie where he stars as himself. I hope you can pull it off Mike. It's a due out next April. It's typecasting. Yeah, I look forward to seeing him do that. Yeah, that's what I guess. Maybe he wants. Thinks he's going to make some money off that movie. Maybe so, 87 in Colorado's morning news. We take a look at the drive again and check in and get the latest from Dave Hunter is still working. Yeah, we're still in recovery mode after that earlier wreck That was definitely the five star Gold Star record. The morning eastbound by 70 between Quebec into 70 on the front end, people really hammered down include out pretty quickly. You're still very heavy coming in from the coast all the way over past the Coliseum before you see daylight on that one. I'll tell you what. And then folks coming down from the north end of Thornton, North Clinton. They got past that earlier accident. They cleared 25 at Thornton Parkway. And if they were hoping to catch that ramp to eastbound to 70 Man, it's a weight. It's gridlock all the way from my I 25 out past. I 76 for those going. He's trying to go eastbound on 2 70 coming into the text that our area from Aurora South down to 25 starts to really jammed up and gets slow before Parker Road down to about 70 cm 25 itself. Couple of heavy stretches from the I 76 bridge down to about 38 Park Avenue open up a little bit after the stadium curve, and then you get really heavy and flow again. And the d you area from the bedspread, sports traffic copter. They extinguish that huge dump truck fire just stop by 70 a period. That thing is unrecognizable as any type of vehicle. In fact, if you want to see a picture of that you should look at it. Check this out on Twitter at Kayla. Jet Copter is how you find us on the West end.
KOA 850 AM
"chatfield" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Eight friends into the all the victims from the collapse. Eight persons. As of now, the death toll stands at 54 more than 100 more than 80 people. Excuse me has still not been accounted for. State of emergency has been declared in Japan because of Covid. And it's just been announced that there will be no fans in the stands at the upcoming Olympic Games. The head of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Committee is apologizing to those who purchase tickets. According to Johns Hopkins. More than four million people have died worldwide because of the virus. Now that 70% of adults in Colorado have at least one dose of the covid vaccine. Could we get to 80%? It'll be a lot harder to get from 70 to 80. Then it was to get from 0 to 70. But with your help, we will do it actually campaign manager territory, he'll says the state is trying to get more young people vaccinated. We're making phone calls, sending text messages, sending mail to people's homes and taking our vaccine buses across the state to make sure that every Colorado can access a free and convenient vaccine. So far more than 200,000 young Coloradans have received at least a dose of the vaccine. Our neighbouring state, Utah is now an official hotspot for coronavirus. Health officials say. It's the sixth worst state in the nation for Covid. 80% of Utah's current covid cases of the highly infectious Delta variant. Now that it's a swim beach at Cherry Creek State Park that has been closed because of high bacteria levels. Swim beach at Chatfield was reopened. It was closed Tuesday. Chatfield that is, for the same reason State Park crews are testing the water daily at both swim beach is to make sure that it is safe. More tales of billionaires in space, Richard Branson going to be onboard a spacecraft that when it launches this Sunday in truth of core consequences, New Mexico, two pilots and three other mission specialists will make up the crew lost. Crucis officials say they expect to see an economic boost of almost $400,000 when Virgin ones galactic spaceship is launched from Spaceport America. And, um, are for box Buster is coming to the big screen for the first time in two years. Scarlett Johansson stars as black widow and what's being called the most anticipated movie of the summer. It's expect to generate as much as $140 million in its opening weekend. Fandango says, Advance ticket sales have set a record. Not sure how I feel about this character. My, um I'm not sure either. She's a great act. Oh, yeah, I'm just this is black Widow have superpowers or what is what's going on there. She kills people. Okay. Like a black world. I don't know. Maybe if Hulk shows up that will be called A 37 year in Colorado's Morning news as we take a look at that Thursday morning, drive.
KOA 850 AM
"chatfield" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Downtown Denver are still trying to navigate and deal with staff shortages. People that are working are usually covering two shifts. More tables. You know more people. So we just asked for some patients, so maybe three o'clock in the afternoon. By the time the room gets clean versus 11 o'clock, Denver leaders were already working on a bit to bring the All Star game to Coors Field in 2024, but got it and set it up in 13 weeks time. State officials have closed the swim beach at Cherry Creek State Park due to high levels of harmful bacteria in the water. The closure was announced yesterday it will continue until bacteria levels returned to normal. The closure came on the same day that the beach at Chatfield State Park reopened that beach had closed Tuesday after the harmful bacteria was found in the water there. Additional tests found that the water was safe for swimming in Chatfield. The state agency is asking anglers to avoid part of the Colorado River due to warm water temperatures, Colorado parks and wildlife. Announcing the voluntary closure yesterday, the agency says low water flow and warm water temperatures are stressing fish in that area of the river, and it runs roughly from Kremlin to rifle C P W says the closure could be Kamanda Torrey if conditions don't improve. The man known as the Q and in Chaman, undergoing a competency examination at a federal prison in Colorado has been reported that Jacob Anthony chancellor is undergoing the process of the Inglewood Federal Correctional Institute as he awaits trial on charges connected with the January 6th right at the US Capitol. Notice of the exam was submitted as part of the status update from the District of Columbia is acting U. S Attorney. Federal judge is allowing Georgia's new voting law to stay in place. The Coalition for Good Governance recently filed a lawsuit which challenged the new deadline for absentee ballot requests. A judge said yesterday that he won't be making any last minute changes since some elections are ongoing this month, and he doesn't want to see disruption The U. S. Justice Department has filed a separate lawsuit over new idea requirements and ballot dropbox limits. President Biden Vice President Kamala Harris could be holding separate events today to promote voting rights in the US NBC's Tracy Pots has more. He and Vice President Harris meet with civil rights leaders after the Senate failed to consider legislation and the Supreme Court upheld restrictions in Arizona mind can be holding a private meeting with groups, including the C P and the National Urban League, reportedly to discuss their efforts to protect voting rights. Sponsors of the Summer Olympics are reportedly pulling out of the games because of a possible ban on Spectators. A report from writers says that over a dozen companies are scaling back their participation in the Tokyo Olympics because of last minute decisions by organizers and the possibility that all Spectators would be banned. New cases of Covid 19 have spiked in Tokyo, with over nine had reported on Wednesday. It's the highest daily numbers since May. Organizers are expected to make a decision on Spectators sometime later today. And the Colorado Department of Transportation says that Steel Street will be closed in both directions this weekend for the central 70 Project. Officials say the closure will begin on Friday at eight p.m.. It will last until Monday morning at five. A.M. officials added that this will be the last closure of the project that requires hotel vouchers for residents in that area. Coming up on Colorado's morning news water in the time of drought, the demands on Colorado's river water continue to grow our own Gerry Bell. There's a close up and has more on this coming up in just a moment. We take a look at the drive right now. Getting close up with that in the K way. Jet copters where we find Dave Hunter. Hey, Marty, let's start off with a little bit of good news. They opened all lanes of westbound. I 70 past Havana. After that three vehicle crash. They had the two left lanes closed for the longest time. Still, some activity on that left shoulder. Watch out for that. And the backups of my goodness all the way back to airport Boulevard. Take a few deep breaths. If you're on the back end of that, And for the that transports traffic copter. We were just hovering over that road Work has been going on yes and morning drive northbound Saturday near Hampton. Finally, just now are are starting to remove that two guys on the ground looked like they were saying, I don't know it's almost eight o'clock. So we pull some cones. Let people through what say you? They're finally pulling the cones on this, But you're damaged already Fat back past Oxford on those backups, the other major highways in Denver. Not that at all. Boulder Turnpike Beautiful drive coming.
KOA Programming
Two Hot Air Balloons Crash near Denver
"County sheriff says a hot air balloon crashed while trying to land near the swimming beach hit Chatfield Reservoir. This morning. Moments after that, another balloon came down just outside the park boundary near the seven Sisters area, the sheriff's office tweeting that those crashes resulted in multiple passengers suffering injuries.
Michigan Policast
"chatfield" Discussed on Michigan Policast
"And then is the story of his eleven days as the ceo of southwest michigan. I so it was already tainted. I think by the taste from the term limits and him getting job. He technically was unqualified for based on economic development background. A lot of people said look he's just not qualified to do the job and then finally we chat fields. Background is all about as a legislator is all about discrimination. He was recruited or approached by david. Age to run against frank foster. I don't know if you remember this. Lee chatfield was teaching at a christian school. When frank foster the representative for his district was trying to advance a nondiscrimination bill. David jemma creepy biggest that he is approached chatfield to get him to run so chatfield came out and told frank foster. This poor representative either oppose that equality bill or well as non-discrimination or face a primary while frank foster supported the bill so he was not going to do that and chat field made that non-discrimination bill the centerpiece of his campaign and in foster lost. His primary chatfield won the election. We all know his record while he was there and as speaker he would not allow that bill to come up so this is in some ways a really wonderful story about a community saying we did not appreciate what you did. We couldn't do anything about it while you were in the house. But we don't need to pay some organization to employer here so that's the story of lee chatfield one of the key players in the drive to make. Lgbtq people full citizens of michigan is erin not in addition to being a member of the kalamazoo city council. She's the executive director of equality michigan. And she joins us on the podcast not from equality michigan. What do you make of the late night. Conversion of lee chatfield all of the sudden after all these years. Supportive of the cause of lgbtq equality would like to think that mr chatfield recognize that. If you are going to be a leader Post legislative cirque Service that you're going to have to do right by the lgbtq community and if you're going to be employed up particularly for an organization that's primary purposes Attracting and retaining talent into southwest michigan. You're gonna have to again recognize that diversity equity inclusion is a value proposition. That is deeply honored. And there's just such a strong commitment those those values here not only in kalamazoo across south west michigan. You have the bill probably going to the legislature in the near future as we are talking. The board of canvassers is actually meeting on the petitions. From fair and equal michigan. Do get this before. The legislature is the prospects given the very strong polling in support of this across party lines. I think that we have a number of pass forward with the legislature Earlier this week representative husky introduced legislation house. Bill forty two ninety. Seven that would amend the elliot larsen civil rights act to include sexual orientation gender identity expression. It's my understanding that senator monse is circulating a similar bill in the senate right now. He's working to get cosponsors for his bill. And then you have the fair and equal petition. Where five hundred thousand plus signatures were gathered on behalf of you know. Constituents residents all across the state of michigan in once that certification happens. We anticipate that the legislature will have forty days to consider the people's bill in either move that forward or that bill will go before voters and twenty twenty. Two in looking at the polling richards zuma who did the polling. We have a fair and equal michigan. Said he's never seen an issue. Move this fast..
WAAM Talk 1600
"chatfield" Discussed on WAAM Talk 1600
"73482 to 1600. Somebody e mailed me earlier and was taking me to task for the music. I play on alternative but music Friday. Which is tomorrow. Tomorrow's alternative buttons. You credit they're listening, but I they were saying that I should stop playing music by what was it I'm paraphrasing, but drug fiends and perverts. I should play more blues music. I don't know. Anyway, I thought man Uh, if if we did have music by drug fiends and perverts 80% of the cool music wouldn't even exist. If it wasn't for drug fiends and perverts. Life would be really boring. As far as writing goes, I mean, Oscar Wilde just referenced earlier. Yeah. Uh, You like bottle there? I mean, look, you've got to put in perspective doesn't mean you're gonna be that. But my God, you crazy. Get rid of the music by drug fiends and privilege. There won't be any music left. None. Sharon, welcome down the edge. Hey, buddy, Okay, hope, my friend. Hope you have to give the masses hope. OK, but these days, it's hopeless. Just, uh you know, I'm gonna push back like like we had this conversation earlier. Watch. It's not hopeless. Quiet. Watch the sin, man. Come in off the ledge. I know next week itself the crime. Listen, all I'm gonna say right now, if I can't do anything more to help Trump couldn't vote in Georgia. I worked the polls on Election day, but we have an election coming up in our state. And we have a little bit more controlling influence in our state. And so I'm telling people is okay. We'll wait and see what happens with who takes the White House. But I do believe that we did it before with the tea party. We if we can get this collective frustration, anger, suspicion, whatever it is and harness it and focus that I believe the masses can do something favor on. I don't think we need to stop by and left state. Here's your candidates. We have not. We have not felt the pain necessary to do that. That's what It took place when the tea party formed and I don't think there's been enough discomfort yet to get people out in the street, so to speak and do what you're talking about. I'm not. I'm not hopeless on this. I have. You don't have to be on the street to be doing things behind the scenes and talking and getting together with everything going on. I don't mean that. I mean to get active. Get up off your ass and go Do something, like attend the meeting or do what you're talking about. I get that. Of course we can't. We can't attend meetings right now because we're in lockdown and everybody is But I'm saying that once this once this is done the frustrating that people are feeling right now it is going. It's gonna happen, and it's happening right now. People are talking to each other. And they're saying, Hey, you know what I don't have to work through the Republican Party or have to wait to the Republican Party says. Here's your candidates for governor. You know, we can start doing something right now vetting their own candidates. Floating their own names and figuring how we can do it. We did it before. There is no checks from the Coke brothers. When the tea party started, we did it on our own diamond on time. Here's the catalyst on you. Tell me if this is off base It's going to take people finally realizing. Oh, my God. You know, I really supported Biden. But for some reason, my single family housing is not zoned out of existence. Oh, I supported Biden. But Man, the stuff I was gonna leave my kids. It's being taxed out of existence. I mean, that's what Z Dad. It's when it hits financially, and it's gonna hit financially within a year to big time. Okay, But I'm gonna say this all this stuff and again, there's 20 unless generous 20% of the people that are engaged right now and the rest of them. I agree. You know, the kind of out there living life having fun. I vote but whatever, but I'm not feeling it. But whether Trump takes the White House or not, he is not going away. No to me. I call it Trump unleashed. If I don't take the White House, man, I'm going to be exact and some retribution and I'm just pointing out and here for the country's gonna be doing the same thing pointing out all the stuff that we weren't about. The two guys thought would never happen is going to start happening. This movement needs to grow. I see. Donald Trump is becoming more of a dynamic force than he ever was. The problem's gonna be this. It's twofold. We're going to try and make it so they can't get any communication out that that that's gonna happen. It's already happened that our president has been completely shut down right now and tell him if he doesn't delete two posts. He won't get back out. And if he does, he still can't tweet for 15 days. It's absurd that the other thing and on Facebook to the other thing These rallies that bring people together. That's gonna have to come out of his pocket now or some kind of a donated fund more so than ever because that was all election campaign money. Much of the security for him was provide while he's still got secret service protection, But you get the point. It's gonna be a lot higher to get the message out. But I said, I don't think Donald Trump is backing down at all. I don't need it. Let me go back to say before there was any Donald Trump and back in 2000 and 9 2010 when the tea party started It cost me probably 2 to $3000 to do that really implement, But I paid it gladly and 1800 people showed up. I'm willing to do that. I'm sure other people are but what I'm saying. What I'm trying to say is, people don't be discouraged and don't give up. The states have rights and the lines have become blurry. Right now we need to formulate and get back together and say This is what we can do. And this is what we should be doing. I'm just saying, I want people to stay engaged and get ready for my need them when we do and and you're absolutely speaking to what we can do, Yes. That's right. Okay. Don't soldiers don't go away. People don't give up. Just hold tight and see what comes out. But I will have to say that I am not going to Wait for the Republican Party or anybody that's in the so called authority or power position to tell us what we need to do well on most of them. I want most of them taken out of office. I'm dead serious about that. I want most of them Primary out of office. I mean, almost to the man to the woman. I can't think of one right now. But I support not one. I'm disgusted with every one of them. I'd haven't gotten to it yet. But a lot of the people that we thought were on our side are not even Christy Nome is going south. Right now. It's pissing me off those damn Crenshaw. It's disgusting. Well, you know, I guess I'm gonna be realistic Bill about the money issue. There is only so much money that the grass roots the masses can can get together. So what you have to do is you have to sit down and you have to figure out a plan. But for me right now, my plan is getting rid of a governor. And getting getting the top three officers back. However, we're going to do that. But like I said, I'm not gonna wait for newspaper articles on who they say this is should be important and it can't wait for that Running for governor are Mike Shirky or Lee Chatfield? I ain't voting for him. I don't give a damn if they gotta after their name. I'm not voting for them. I will not vote just because somebody's republican anymore. I've run that strategy out till I'm blue in the face. And people would always come at me..
C-SPAN Radio
"chatfield" Discussed on C-SPAN Radio
"You know, Election day we're months past it, but the fallout continues. Um, one of my reporters here, Tim, Alberta, who is a Michigan native lives there now and records from Michigan. He had this pretty big piece in our publication two weeks ago, that really focused in on how Michigan became the center of these unsubstantiated voter fraud, claims this speaker of the House of Michigan House of Representatives, the Chatfield told him I'm told my colleague Tim, Alberta, that the party his party made a mistake by not allowing for the pre processing of absentee votes, which resulted in the backlog and a lot of the controversy that surrounded this election. So popular after 2022 you intend you see a need to push for changes to election law so you can head off any of the sort of similar problems going into the next election cycle or 2024. What are your plans around that? Well, I do, and I was pushing for that, and the Legislature only agreed to one day. Really processing. We were seeking to have a lot more time. Florida I think has 40 days or something like that it you know it. Certainly in the midst of a pandemic this right to vote safely at home was so important and we had we were just were inundated with Mail in ballots and I'm hopeful that we're strengthening this muscle. People are getting more comfortable voting from home and that they will want to utilize that ability going forward and we need to prepare for it. So I certainly will be pushing for additional longer term, more thoughtful policies around making the easier and ensuring that people can have confidence and a Tally that comes in quicker any any specifics there that you were governors across the country. Do you think your fellow governors you said before you're in a chat, or sort of a text chain with other governors? This is something that you will talk about. As you come out of this pretty tumultuous period. You think we'll see any movement with other governors on this front? I think we will. You know this. This election really showed the people of our country how different the laws are in every different state. And perhaps there's an opportunity to really make more uniformity there and talk a lot to my friend Kate Brown, the governor of Oregon, who is the biggest champion of mail in balloting on We've been doing this for a long time. They've written the book on how to do it. We've got a phenomenal secretary of state here in Michigan who has been recommending changes that we should be making. I'm hopeful that as a nation we look to see how can we improve this so that every American have confidence in the outcome of our elections, doing that it's safe that every every Bella gets counted. So admit everything else. I sort of ticked off a couple of things at the top that you've had to deal with the one thing that I think is, you know, that beaver mist not to ask you about is the fact that the F that the federal government foiled a kidnapping attempt of you, Um which you know is just sort of this extraordinary thing. And I wondered since that news broke, you know, almost two months ago. Can you describe in detail that moment you first learned that there was a plot to kidnap you. What your immediate reaction and what went through your head at that point, And frankly, in the in the weeks and months sense, But I think you know early on in the pandemic when Detroit was heating up so fast, same time New York City New Orleans, Chicago. We were some of the first cities to really be feeling the brunt of covert. It became very clear that the federal government was not going to be able to help us meet our needs. In fact, I think the president said, I'm not the nation's shipping clerk. You better go find these things on your own, and we were going into a weekend where we didn't have enough masks for a single shift at our hospitals, much less the weekend. And so I was on national television. I said, there's no national strategy and I was, you know, lamenting that fact but also building a global procurement office in my state. That statement put me straight in the sights of Donald Trump, and once he started attacking me personally, the death threats started. We saw that continue all summer. I had to have a lot of hard conversations with my teenage daughters about what was being said, and the people on my front lawn with Um, automatic rifles and at our state capital. But it was mid summer where the state police told me about this plot and that the FBI was working. It was going to be bringing charges. And I think that you know, we've seen a lot of information come to light since then. I've not read every affidavit. I just can't. I just can't go there. I've never been worried about my safety, the state police and the FBI. Done a phenomenal job so that I can put all my focus into fighting covert, which is where my focus needs to be. But it really is a stunning thing when people like Dr Fauci or the secretary of state in Georgia or my Secretary's day here in Michigan are dealing with death threats, But this kidnapping on birder plot was, you know, it should have shaken every leader in this country to the core, because, as Americans we solve our differences at the ballot box, and then we move forward. We don't tolerate unlawful domestic terrorism and we need more people to call it out. What was that conversation with your daughter? But hadn't she was fun? Yes. So I've got two teenage daughters they are. You know, I've been very honest with them throughout. I had. I gave birth to 11 as a freshman in the Michigan Legislature. My first term I gave birth of the second, my second term in the Michigan Legislature. So They've grown up around politics. They we have a very candid conversation always. And so none of this was a surprise to them when the charges were announced, But I think the vitriol the depravity of it the locker up chance at Trump rallies. That was all pretty stunning, and it was hard, but I want my girls to see their mom. Fighting for what she believes into standing up for what she thinks the right thing is always and, um, you know, fighting back when we need to, And I think it's an unfortunate moment in our nation's history. But it's ah, learning moment for generations of Americans, and we need to call people to our higher angels and the promise of this great democracy. If conversations you've had with law enforcement in recent months, like how real is the threat of political violence right now? In Michigan and across the country. Well, you know, it's sad to say that when we have legislators who are simply show up to a hearing that they're required to attend where Rudy Giuliani comes to Michigan, all of a sudden they're being taunted and threatened just for showing up and doing their job that they're required to do. I mean, the fact that people are making this what used to be a horrible leap from political advocacy to domestic terrorism. Now what seems to be so seamless and short trip is very concerning and it should be concerning for everyone. It's not limited to one party or one person. This is about the rhetoric, the dialogue in our in our country and the kind of things that we're seeing now, you would expect to see from groups like Isis on They're playing out here in our country, and I think that's why it we can't get them to this and we can't Excuse it, And we certainly shouldn't be encouraging it, which is sadly what I think we've seen too many rallies this political year. So it's 50 years for a bit. Of course, you know where we wrapped up this election season. And you weren't you played a role in it sort of as a constant figure. One way in which the, uh Joe Biden considered you tol for his vice president. Um, can you take us a little bit behind the scenes there? How secretive. The plans were a Sephora's You being notified the flight to Delaware, where you were going. Tol beat him on all the substance. Well, that's one thing that you learned about Biden during that interview that you did not know going into it. Discussion with Michigan Democratic Governor Gretchen Women I've been very fortunate that when I ran for Governor, Joe Biden came out here and campaigned with me. And we really hit it off. We're cut from a similar cloth. You know, he loves people. He is what he is. There's no pretense about Joe Biden is an incredibly connected and humble individual. And I told him I think he's as comfortable..
First Day
Biden to announce first Cabinet picks this week
"Cabinet is coming together. I'm him. Who's out Fox news and we can expect an announcement soon from President elect Joe Biden. We're going to see the first of the president elect's Cabinet appointments on Tuesday of this week meeting the pace, beating in fact, the pace that was set by the Obama Biden transition. Beating the pace set by the Trump transition. Incoming White House chief of staff Ron Clain on ABC is this week. Last week, Biden said he had decided on his pick for Treasury secretary on Twitter this weekend. President Trump asked why Biden was forming a Cabinet so quickly when his investigators have found hundreds of thousands of fraudulent votes that tweet among others were flagged as the Trump campaign pursues lawsuits in several states. In Michigan, Republican House Speaker lead Chatfield tells Fox and friends allegations of fraud Will be looked into. We have 70% 71% of the precincts and Wayne County, their absentee ballots. Books don't match what's on the rules, and that's very concerning. That's why the Legislature. We've been doing our own investigations. We've been doing our own reviews of these reports of fraud. Chatfield was one of two Michigan officials who met with President Trump at the White House on Friday. After the meeting. Both said they had been made aware of any information that would change the outcome of the election.
Science Friday
Biden's win still stands according to Michigan GOP leaders
"Group of senior Republican legislators from Michigan was summoned to the White House today. But after meeting with the president, the lawmakers say they will follow the law and normal process of selecting Michigan's electors. Chemical sense gave from member station W. K A. R has more After the meeting. Republicans might Shirky and Lee Chatfield released a statement saying they haven't yet received any information that would change the result. President elect Joe Biden won state of Michigan by more than 150,000 votes. Many criticized the meeting as an attempt by the president to influence the legislative leaders to appoint electors loyal to him. Both legislative leaders said they would follow the law and that the certification process which happens Monday, should be free from threats and intimidation. The statement also noted quote Candidates who win the most votes when elections and Michigan's electoral votes for NPR news. I'm Abigail Sense Ki in Lansing,
Bloomberg Best
After meeting Trump, Michigan Republicans say there are no new details that change state's vote
"Leader and House speaker will follow the normal process regarding the state's electors in the presidential election. That's what Mike surely and Lee Chatfield said After a Friday meeting with President Trump, the duo noted, there's nothing they're aware of that would change the outcome of the election in Michigan. They also argued the state certification process should be free from intimidation and threats. House Speaker
AP News Radio
President Trump invites Michigan GOP leaders to White House
"President trump has summoned to Michigan's GOP leaders to the White House as he pushes the state to overturn certification of Joe Biden's win there two people familiar with the matter say the president has invited Michigan Senate Majority Leader Mike Sharkey and house speaker Lee Chatfield to visit the White House tomorrow in a state leader says the man agreed to go it's unclear what the meeting will be about but the state legislature would be called to pick electors if the president's able to keep Michigan from certifying Biden's win both Mando have indicated they will not try to overturn the victory Sager mag ani Washington
All Things Considered
California Votes To Keep Criminal Justice Changes
"Was a good day for criminal justice reformers. In California statewide voters resoundingly defeated a ballot measure that would have rolled back some reforms. And voted to give people on parole the right to vote in the Bay Area. Six police Accountability measures enjoyed strong support, and San Francisco's former district attorney, George Gascon, appears to be winning in his challenge to the more conservative sitting Los Angeles D A. But voters did reject an attempt to end money bail. Here to sort out what All this means is cake politics correspondent Marissa Lagos. Marissa, You have been covering criminal justice reform efforts in California for over a decade now, were you surprised by these results? You know, I wasn't surprised Hera. But I do think that it is a huge win for the reform side of things. I mean, we've heard for years ever since some of these changes started coming through both legislatively and at the ballot box. A lot of pushback from law enforcement and other folks who saw them is going to far and I think that voters weighing in s O decisively on both proposition 20 rejecting some of these rollbacks of reforms and also on some of these police oversight measures really does show a shift an opinion. I spoke to Kate Chatfield, she's policy director at the Justice Collaborative, which is a national pro reform group. She knows that proposition. 20 wasn't even close. Even though law enforcement worked really hard to make the case to voters standing is all the usual cards in the deck. You know the Willie Horton playbook, crime is increasing the fear based mailers in the voter saw through them. And Kate, of course, is referring to that. 1988 Presidential Willie Horton ad The really helped Republicans win and I think that you know, while the No 1 20 side spend a lot more money than the outside, and I think some folks see that is, you know, money talks. I do think that Given how much we've heard talked about these issues that voters it seems like they knew what they were weighing in on and just didn't want, Teo turn the tide back the other direction. Yeah, you know, proposition 25 that was aimed at Indian cash. Bail was pretty suddenly defeated. What happened there? Yeah, This is a really interesting one. I mean, I think there's a couple things happening. One is that you didn't have the same coalition on the left really backing this reform. There's a schism with a lot of people kind of on the more progressive wing of The Democratic Party. The bail industry also spent a lot of money on this, and I think that the combination of them targeting folks in places like Riverside County and more conservative counties with some of the doubt that was cast by progressives probably was the reason they were able to build this coalition against prop 25. But it does feel like if you look at the kind of universe of all these that that is a bit of an outlier. It was a very complicated questions, so that may have been part of it. So do you think these results could actually encourage state lawmakers to go even further in the future? I do. Although I don't expect to see any dramatic huge reforms come out of the Legislature. I think we'll see what we've seen in years past, which is piecemeal attempts to kind of dismantle some of the harsher sentencing laws. I do think from the outside that we're going to see more pressure from advocacy groups to push the Legislature further. It's worth noting that just before the election The Sisters of Polly class who was one of the crime victims who has really helped spur the three strikes movement in California, came out to say that they want to see reforms and that they are unhappy with the way three strikes when the way their sister's name was used. So lawmakers may not go as far as voters, but they're going to get some pressure. Well, thanks
Pocketnow Weekly Podcast
iPhone 12 has arrived!
"Quick reactions from you about all of the announcements I actually was surprised that when the event for started up that we got something home pods related I I thought it was going to be iphone all the way and that's what I was thinking. Yeah, totally. Yeah I the thing is I I couldn't sleep last night. So I woke up like right before the event and I sat down and I hadn't even made coffee and went heard the word home pot I was like I'm going to make some coffee. Hold on vk is reconnect. So how did everybody in the chatfield about the home pods in particular? That's something that I want to hear because we get back back in. Okay. what I what I was saying before before the disconnect wise I haven't had any coffee when the event I started and then when I heard the word Home Pod, I just got up and I was like I'm Gonna I'm GonNa make some coffee I'm not. A little bit of a breather. Yeah Yeah. So how did you feel about the homepage announcement? I'm surprised I'm actually I was surprised to see the smaller Unsettling. I guess it's a good thing that I guess people do like it for for Small Home Speaker for automation for using. You Know Siri integration it. It's nice. It's cute. It's. That's the best way to say, I haven't used home before my my my primary use of apple products for most part is just like iphone se the iphone eleven promos. An. An also use a MAC for my for my work. PC as well. So it's one of those things that I I use as far as ecosystem, but I've never gotten into the home pot but it's nice to see that there's more options and it sounds like it's supposed to actually be pack a lot of good sound especially in even though it's smaller. than the construction supposed to be really good I. Mean it's it looks cool. I was waiting for iphone so. I'm like, okay exactly I mean. It's cool that there's sort of a light on the top, and there's like haptic feedback and stuff like that. All of the all of the stuff they talk about when it comes to audio quality I mean that's obviously something you have to test for yourself. Because, we've used the minis of all Alexa like a lot already and all these claims of like heavy base and all that stuff never really does pan out. So Hard. So it's always been a challenge whenever you creating speaker system that works on individual pieces, right so you're trying to mimic give a good stereo, fool sound but most of these units are sold in single units and you really like to really get the full benefit of the the nest home audio. You really need to buy two of them which they do have a special four but. You really should buy to get that full audio experience. So E it's the same thing with the home pod I. It's they're sold as a single unit, but the experience truthful experience this still needs to be tested to see how you know when when they claim it's supposed to provide all of these things and when you get it in the hand so we'll have. A few people in the chatter saying they're disappointed that there was no spotify support I I, a part of me wonders if the main reason for that is because they obviously want you to be in their own ecosystem, apple music and all that stuff. Yeah I I. I'm I'm I'm sending a little bit of A. You know yeah. They want gear you primarily through their service. I assume at some point DEL allow some type of casting functionality. I don't I. Don't remember I. Don't remember even hearing anything about a Bluetooth functionality. So it's going to be where if 'cause if you connected the Bluetooth that circumvents the whole issue, right? To be paired directly with the phone, you tap it obviously, you get them to pair you connect to it. So maybe maybe spotify can add some casting functionalities. Love. Someone I actually know is in the Chris Markevic Yeah. He says apple want you in their walled garden and that's true for pretty much anything. I can attest to it that you can even see right now I'm using my iphone eleven pro I have the air pods in and I have my apple watch like the thing is I use these because in terms of like. Our workflow and stuff like that. Sometimes, it's just easier to go to these devices like like they say the apple ecosystem is pretty easy and it's also in some ways. It's more supported than other ecosystems but I will tell you and I'm still working on my review. I shall also high working on his review of the Apple Watch doing my review of the Apple Watch Se. It straight is the gateway drug. Trade of it's the gateway drug of the ecosystem is the lodge I, swear it's it's I if there's ever been a situation where I've always wanted to just try something on an eye on. It is the Apple Watch. Actual interest into into some of the new things they talked about with the iphones because that's also like there's deep change some stuff like they're trying to new different options and they're not just sticking to the incremental just see. Yeah, this is a faster slightly smaller. Slightly you know all of those things they're trying to push out some new stuff so. I like the Apple Watch I just I prefer watch that works on both systems.
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