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WTOP
"cherise" Discussed on WTOP
"Every time you listen W. T. O. P. News it's five forty five good morning i'm kyle cooper a florida woman sentenced to nine years behind bars she was found guilty of running over her girlfriend and leaving her to die on the side of the baltimore washington parkway thirty -year -old janice martin mason was convicted of voluntary manslaughter back in may for the death of twenty six -year -old cherise denise carr carr was found lying face down surrounded by a pair of cell phones on the shoulder of the parkway near route one ninety seven back in twenty twenty one mason admitted to investigators that after getting into a fight with carr on the side of the road she got back in her and ran carr over before driving away most students across our area are back learning in the classroom but for kids at one dc school virtual classes on then it speaks to and i just the support and I'm or organization but also an added element of buy -in to this type of innovative programming that's tracy white ceo of paul public school charter in dc who says the seven hundred seventy one students fully enrolled is the most in the school's history the school had such piloting success virtual fridays for middle and high schoolers last year that it's bringing them back again this fall students are offered synchronous options such as sat or ap groups and asynchronous options such as greater credit recovery or practice to reinforce skills families who oppose the model question internet reliability and student focus but over seventy percent who responded to a survey in may say their student benefited from virtual fridays scott kelman wtop news well it's the summer of barbie and girl power but if you are a parent of a girl of color who's heading back to school this fall your daughter is more likely than her white counterparts to be suspended from school arrested at school or expelled from school. Girls of color are consistently punished and punished more harshly than their white peers Rebecca Epstein is the executive director and founder of the georgetown center on gender justice and opportunity at georgetown law she says girls of color are often adultified and if you're viewing a girl as an adult you're of course less likely to extend leniency and compassion and protection schools just to hold the St001 mobile boards they don't listen towards them as a premier research institution she says they're working on solutions that include include training for judges, lawyers and teachers. Stephanie Gaines Bryant, WTLP News. this is part of our continuing coverage of people making a difference in our community to find out more go now wtop .com to the top stories that we're working on this morning on wtop federal workers who have been working remote since the pandemic may be forced back into the office a new directive from the white house two people are dead in a shooting in adams morgan no arrests police have a description of several cars that may have been involved keep it here for full details on the stories in it's 5 48. traffic and weather on the 8th back to ken burger and the wtop traffic center and that shooting in adams morgan still shuts down columbia road in either direction between euclid street and ontario road also possible other lands closed as that investigation continues while in warrenton and falkeer county northbound 15 north of lee's mill road right lane blocked in the work zone beltway outer two right lanes are blocked just after indian head highway maryland 210 get over to the left no major delays because of this and the accident reported on southbound 95 by fairfax county police it's reported to be near lorton road so take it easy as you go southbound it looks like there's just a brief delay as you try to get to the alcohol on otherwise no major issues and ninety five in either direction between springfield and in prince george's county 223 woodyard road closed northbound between rosaryville sure would drive by the work zone one lane open in either direction southbound this is a long -term project also in george's prince county croon road eastbound right lane block before saucer lane in howard county northbound 29 at broken land parkway in columbia our friend is blocked in the long -term work zone route 50 wide wide open leaving the capitol beltway all the way to the bay bridge all lanes are open no delays and at the bay bridge two lanes open to the east and three lanes open to the west with no congestion i'm ken berger w t o p traffic now to the seven news first alert chief meteorologist veronica johnson pleasantly warm this weekend and reasonable humidity this morning early on here we could see some patchy
WTOP
"cherise" Discussed on WTOP
"Hear about your grandmother thanks after 99 years she left quite a legacy and jewellery oh yeah what are you gonna do with it? I don't know I have a couple of pieces that mean so much to me they're but just not my style and I know I won't wear them. You should take them to Dominion Jewelers. They can help redesign the pieces and make them into something you love and that you'll always remember her by. Grandma would want me to right? Dominion Jewelers we make it beautiful you make it yours. Dominionjewelers .com by appointment only. Good Saturday morning August 5th. Glad you're with us here at WTOP. Time now is 1 52. You're listening to WTOP news. A Florida woman has been sentenced to nine years after being found guilty of running over her girlfriend and leaving her to die on the side of the BW Parkway. Thirty -year -old Janice Martin Mason was convicted of voluntary manslaughter back in May this past spring for the death of 26 -year -old Cherise Denise Carr. Carr was found that day lying face down surrounded by a pair of cell phones on the shoulder of the Mason was released on Monday near Route 197 and that was in 2021. Mason admitted at the time to investigators that after getting into a fight with Carr on the side of the road she got back in the truck and ran Carr over before driving away. Harmful algae blooms have invaded another section of Lake Anna we're told in Louisa and Spotsylvania Counties both triggering another no swim advisory this time for the Upper Monkey Branch area now the Virginia Department of Health on this says the latest test results of the lake reveal an unhealthy amount of algae blooms in the area known as the sandbar the summer's first no swim advisory was actually issued back in June this actually marks the sixth straight summer algae blooms have resulted in a no swim at the 13 ,000 acre Lake Anna well students across area are back learning in in person the classroom but for kids it's one DC school virtual classes on Fridays well that's become a regular thing I think it speaks to not just the support of our overall organization but also an added element of buy -in to this type of innovative programming that's Tracy White CEO of Paul public charter school in DC says the 771 students fully enrolled is the most in the school's history the school had such success piloting virtual Fridays for middle and high schoolers last year that it's bringing them back again this fall students are offered synchronous options such as SAT or AP groups and asynchronous options such as greater credit recovery for your practice to reinforce skills families who oppose the model question internet reliability and student focus but over seventy percent who responded to a survey in May say their student benefited from virtual Fridays Scott Gellman for a little over a month now it has been completely legal to buy and sell recreational marijuana locally in Maryland anyway so how's that going? Like any new thing you'll get the big rush. but Stephen Schantz a customer at this Silver Spring marijuana dispensary says it's been manageable. Never been crowded. Never been more than three or four people. Never had to wait in line more than one or two people. the nearly 90 billion dollars spent on marijuana during Maryland's first month of legal recreational sales is a big number but Wendy Bronfine with Curio Wellness which sells marijuana products to dispensaries expects that number to grow more people get used to the new law. If the awareness can increase over the coming months then you'll see the sales increase as well. In Silver Spring, Nick Ionelli WTOP News. You are listening to 103 .5 FM at WTOP .com More to 25 and 55 powered by Maximus. Moving
The Archive Project
"cherise" Discussed on The Archive Project
"We feature poet joy. Harjo harjo became the first native american poet laureate of the united states when she was appointed in two thousand nineteen and is currently serving her third term in that post. She joined us as part of portland lectures on april twentieth from her home and tulsa. During her loriot ship she edited to landmark anthologies when the light of the world was subdued. Are songs came through a norton anthology of native nations poetry and living nations living words and anthology of first people's poetry harjo uses these two projects as a basis to structure her talk which takes us deep into the history of native american poetry from periods when it was an oral tradition to the first appearance of written poetry in the seventeenth century all the way to the current day these policies gathered together work from hundreds of languages nations and tribes to present the reader with the breadth and depth of a tradition that continues to flourish but that was left out a race or otherwise made invisible by editors publishers academics over the centuries harjo work resurfacing these poems and poets is vital to our understanding of ourselves as a nation because as harjo says a nation is defined by its literature in the second. Half of this episode. Harder will be in conversation with oregon's poet laureate and literary arts board member needs smudge. Ghani much ghani is an international poetry slam champ and the author of five books of poetry most recently in the pockets small gods. His first children's book is forthcoming from chronicle books and his poem closer with included in the recently published anthology. African american poetry edited by kevin young. But first here's joy from the portland. Lectures virtual stage living nations. Living words the power place of language hinge as stone go motto for this gathering. Meadow is thank you in the muskogee language. We are here to acknowledge the gift of life to express gratitude for coming together to try and understand another part of ourselves through another history another set of ideas another cultural lens together. We are in times of national chaotic cultural and climactic breakdown and more than ever the american and world communities need what the arts provide. It's the arts and literature that carry the spirit of people if we are to survive even thrive as a people it will be because we take care of the arts and nourish our cultures which means including all peoples if this country is to integrate spiritually creatively and profoundly. We must nourish the roots. There is no america without native nations arts cultures languages and humanities without the acknowledgment and inclusion of indigenous roots of diversity of native cultures a land. A country is unmortgaged without stability. In the last few years we witnessed the standoff at standing rock reservation in the dakotas were techniques dispossession and group violence. We hadn't seen since the civil rights movement were used against those who stood up against a pipeline that would destroy the environment deb holland and cherise. David's were elected. As the first two native women congress members i was the first native appointed. Us poet l'orient a landmark supreme court. Decision confirmed the existence of the muskogee creek nation reservation deb holland was sworn in as the first native cabinet member as the secretary of the interior..
Techmeme Ride Home
"cherise" Discussed on Techmeme Ride Home
"Things like that so was their competition or did you swoop in before at the things got heated. No that's an interesting question. So there was not any competition for hotmail What did happen. Was that the who acquired a rocket mail because of a follower to hotmail before be made on move on On hotmail and i think the purchase it for like hundred ten million and They had I think nine hundred thousand users something tonight effect but it's taught mill had about eight million users and immediately set the price for hotmail So measly made that whole acquisition for us a lot more expensive because talk guys could say hey you know knocking just acquired by by yahu for this despise and they are far fewer users than we if you calculate a user price than we should be worth x. so it made it music. He made the accusation Enough hotmail not expensive for us. I'm gonna skip ahead in your career but We did miss that. You were involved in the launch of microsoft visual c plus plus You know so you were very involved in Windows development tools and things like that but let me let me skip ahead in the interest of time to. Are you go the startup. Route yourself with Team on systems. Right yes and so. This is again Web web based email but more of an enterprise sort of product. yea so I had clearly developed a significant amount humil- expertise while i was at microsoft and i was blown away by the simplicity of hotmail and at that time microsoft soft-eyed Something goal exchange server Because they're slide server based email system but the challenge exchange was that you had to have system administrators to set it up manage all the servers to upgrade it. Back it up all of that costs and felt that that was too expensive for small to mid sized companies. And so i said hey if it's hotmail was successful as a web based consumer email service. Why not grid a enterprise grade or business scale you know email service with counting scheduling along with that so that it could meet the needs of small smart midsized. Companies provide the same kind of functionality that exchange there but without any hassles of upgrading backing up et cetera. system. so again was of the first business Products out there and be launched in fact the same line at a at sd of the event. as as You know Some of the other services at that time. What year is this. This was a nineteen ninety nine so This is right when palm pilots are taking off things like so it's essentially You sorta pivot a little bit too Allowing sort of mobile access to like restrooms encounters. And things like that. Yeah yeah so this'll span. Blackberry was getting started. They had a couple of hundred thousand blackberry users and then phones commodity phones were becoming internet enabled but something called. Gps umeda call that very slow connection and you had these Special purpose browsers called web browsers that allowed you access the internet from your phone and so we found that given that email had become ubiquitous that You know of purchasing inexpensive device like blackberry. Why not enable phones to access their allow users but phones to access than existing email accounts and our engineering team did a great job of reverse engineering all the proprietary email systems including aol hotmail up. You know microsoft exchange noticed notes. We could all access a to our system win win. Were you acquired by blackberry. But your was that it was in two thousand to two thousand two because again i feel like blackberry is one of those companies that risks going down the memory hole in terms of how important it was in how huge it was at the time but the idea of getting your email When you're out on out in the field out on the road or whatever. That's that's what made blackberry blackberry. So your systems are essentially. What became blackberry internet email. Yeah so blackberry. Had to email systems One was the original corporate email system that allowed you to access the on exchange notes. Email but When they started selling to wireless carriers like t. mobile and singular at that time and bryson davis saying. Hey there's a class of user scott costumers these are business folks who small businesses and they don't use exchange lotus notes day. They use Poppy male of use. Aol or they use some of these other systems and be want access to enable those users to access the existing email comes and blackburn. Did not have a solution for that. And so that's why they acquired a team on systems and the technology bill became known as like the internet email and in fact that at one point the remote like internet email users than the corporate system. Right here. we're talking about fifty million when there's probably only a couple of hundred million You know Remote cellular based internet users in the world at that point I i think you leave blackberry before the iphone comes out right. Yes bug before that. Do you have any the eddie memory in terms of when the iphone comes out From from friends back at blackberry what their reaction was. Or what the even the industry or your personal reaction to the idea that the internet is mobile is so fundamental now but it it it kind of took the iphone to make it make sense to again folks like my mom. So do you remember that. That moment. In time when seeing the iphone and seeing that next couple of years when the mobile web and internet really took off Discount my reaction. I could probably describe the action of ram gone away by the iphone nine tons of touch interface and the fact that they had done such an incredible job of building an easy to use the device. That only allowed you to access email but also the bab and so forth. But i can tell you at ram their reaction was. This is never going to be successful. Who in the world would want to type on a glass of us and the battery life on this is going to be dismal The something that you know the rim folks bay brought about blackberry was the fact that it provided commend us battery life because it was so You know a spartan its usage of of a battery and so forth so they. I'm sure they basically thought that they're such a big lead. The great product that this was going to be died and and would not succeed as a as a as a device so that was unfortunately he had the wrong conclusion as they found out that you live two years later and up Iphone and android phones really took over cherise. Let's stipulate that you you've done other startups. You've you've been on all sides of the table in terms of You know acquiring companies Selling companies Having companies not be successful and go under you've been heavily involved with the seattle startup ecosystem..
Mocha Minutes
"cherise" Discussed on Mocha Minutes
"And allegedly the lady. That's no longer here anymore. Had something or was not. She didn't lead the charge. But i feel like she didn't dispelled either year so i don't think she started these rumors. She may kiki when people were talking about it. But when most part if you're good in with a blogger and you have no problem with them coming after other people's family but also coming after somebody that is a friend of yours by saying hey y'all call. Cbs i'ma call cps which oh are you not cool. That's not cool when you're going too far so struggles out about wendy. So the thing about it is when i think about the mess. Yes things that giselle. And or ashley have done. They typically do it together. Yes yes in fact. That was led up to wine and cheese. Line was every let's see arabize like oh like they made up the reunion. Then a month later he go the anniversary party because our anniversary. Kansas anniversary is actually my birthday. So that's how. I know when it happened in august and they had Reunion aired in july. So may have like nine. Actually the heck is going on so anyway you look at it after the two events that were not filmed for the show where two people who allegedly cannot be in the same room were in the same room at also posing right next to each other for pictures but then it becomes a problem. You saw the domino effect of forehead told the former first lady that candice made it a point to be friends with cherise and then asked and then the former first lady went back to the lady who said she trying to ruin my family but we haven't solo scenes word and that and then you see how mike moments girl if you were met her. Why don't you tell me you saw the domino's then you get to the winery. oriana girl. Stevie wonder could see this. So why don't they always think about the firemen which i will say actually tried to walk away from because she look shretha grandma John armstrong welcome dang. And then you got mr blue eyes rap yet so The messy boots are between them to not necessarily robin robin realized. What would you talk about. Girls.
Stitch Please
Dream Big Quilt-a-Long With Mary Davis and Shereece Spain
"Week we are talking with two wonderful quilters who are not only amazing creatives in their own right. They have come together to put on a spectacular quilt along for a really wonderful piece of fabric or series of fabrics. And i am speaking of course of. Mary davis with go round quilts and cherie spain of so cooked on treasures. Welcome to the program. Thank you so much and welcome. Thank you hear those of you. Who are patriot on subscribers. In if you are not a pastry on a subscriber why are you not. I mean for as little as two dollars a month. You can support amazing programming like this in honestly like catch cushion money and i know damn well. I'm worth more than cash. Cushion money. okay but anyway. You'll get to see these amazing panels in. I am actually wearing a dress that i made from one of the panels. That's going to be part of the challenge that you could see me in my this. Lovely lovely okay. fine. I'll stand up this lovely lovely amazingly rich and textured fabrics. So thank you so much. Y'all for a hitter day. I'm so grateful. Thank you and welcome. Thank you excited. Whose idea was this to get started. Did it wisco- who's to blame. Give credit to i. I'm a nation deal. Actually automation deal. Cherise was talking. About how many screen big panel. She had that she's never quilted in how someday she's gonna get you. And i. maybe. I can get a dream big paneling kind of cheer each other honest. We do the panel and then thought. Oh gosh but it'd be really great if we could do like a quilt awhile. Which i've never done before. And so cherise and i talked about it and she was all in birth of a quilt along
The Culture Soup Podcast
"cherise" Discussed on The Culture Soup Podcast
"Today is thursday july twenty ninth twenty twenty one and you may have noticed that i've been a wall. It's because i am a big proponent of self care and you know it is ironic that simone biles the amazing gymnast olympian just yesterday stepped down and said she would not be competing to preserve her mind body and spirit but mostly body. She had an injury mid air in a vault. She was performing. She's decided to just step away from the olympics for the sake of herself and also for her team. It's amazing how many people had stuff to say about it. You know what. I am applauding simone and even naomi osaka to we spoke about. Larry lundy just a few episodes back who also stepped aside. These are both young women but they're also young black women that have mastered their crafts and god bless them for having the insight to step away and not let the pressure of the world. Bear down on them as it typically does. I stepped away and had a nice road trip with my daughter and my sister up in the hill country. And you know what. I'm regretting coming back. It was just that good. And i'm still recovering. There's a lot going on right now that you need to know about coming really soon. I will go before the full convention and career fair attendees at the national association of black journalists or in a bj and be interviewed by business correspondent from the usa today. Cherise jones to talk about my book. No thanks seven ways to say. I'll just include myself the remix. Of course. that's the second edition of no. Thanks because i'm a part of the other showcase which is amazing. We're talking about thousands of journalists of color gathered from this event and then also they are members who during the pandemic wrote a lot of books and mine was one that was recognized in fact. I'm receiving an award outstanding book for twenty twenty one. It's very exciting. So you'll get to hear me if you register for the convention and career fear. It is the annual convention career fair. You have to register. They extended the deadline for early bird. So if you get in now. I believe that you're going to get a discount but you also may even be entered to win a trip to las vegas. I heard beyond that. You're going to hear me talk about the upcoming release of my daughter's book. No thanks for girls. Seven ways to say. I'm beautiful strong and enough in that is released on august. Twenty second twenty twenty one. I'm so proud of my daughter for having the idea to do this. I just got the draft back from the illustrator and we should be very soon announcing preorder so stay tuned for that and then also know that preorder will happen for the next book in the series. Yes please seven ways to say. I am entitled to the c. suite and they're the secrets that women of color need to know to thrive in an exclusive corporate culture. So you're going to get all of the coaching. All of the insights. All of the anecdotes in storytelling. Plus you're going to hear from some of the best in the business who have been down the road themselves and also the experts who can tell you what was unforeseen for them going up the ladder and was still unforeseen for them now. We're going to cover everything from being the only one in the boardroom. To also understanding those perks that could promote generational wealth for you and your family that you may be missing out even if you aren't aiming for the c. suite. Let's just make sure that we get to that executive level of compensation. There's a difference between that and night and day when it comes to just being okay in the management ranks in taking your check every two weeks. These the secrets that you need to know. Y'all i'm excited to bring you what's coming up next in the next several months and that preorder is going to begin in november just before thanksgiving and pushed the release out to january in the new year. Also you should know this you know those rockstar leadership moments for those of you who follow me on social media there about a minute long. They started out a little bit longer but now that they're perfected there about a minute long and they are really tangible. Actionable pieces of advice and nuggets that you can use in corporate america and even as a business owner. I've done over t two of these this more than a year at took a break from that this week too but i am compiling them and i'm trying to decide what's the best way to packets this content other than the videos that you can go to my youtube page and subscribe and listen and watch the entire playlist of all of these rockstar leadership moments. I am considering either. Doing copy editorial in a booklet and e book. Some people have suggested journals. And i've kind of tossed it out to my clients in my client community and now tossing it out to my listeners. Here at the culture podcast. How would you like to see this. Someone even said to me. You know what it'd be great to do a whole audio playlist or maybe even do a modified podcast in that interesting just short snippets from me and the my voice listening to these things. So here's what i want you to do. Go to my instagram page. Follow me there at the culture soup or you can follow me at l. Michelle speaks and drop me a note and let me know how you would like to see the rockstar. Leadership moments materialize in new form. It's all part of a content strategy and its course it's there to support you now. It's time to throw it back to episode eighty-seven with dr jeff gardir. We're we're talking about what's good about the pandemic. How can you look on the bright side in the midst of everything and you know we have made it to the point where we thought we were clearing a hurdle and now this delta variant is mixing things up with the unvaccinated. That's controversial because we've got folks out there. The decided not to take the vaccine. And you know what it is a free country but we won't be free until everybody 'cause vaccinated so talk to your doctor talk to the people you trust. Don't just rely on the media and rely on science. God it to us for reason. In the meantime let's go to our very own. Scientists clinical.
Switch4Good
"cherise" Discussed on Switch4Good
"So i think it's really cool that he is going against. You know the the easy thing to do where the dollar signs probably are having the same type of conversations with men and putting our show on his channel. So it's definitely mostly. Yeah i think just about not wanting a cooking show with women on like that. They don't want to watch it. But then we have some very very positive bands on tony actually. Just recognize it. I know i was in public day in someone was like i know you from somewhere and i was like okay. The im athlete. Should like show your cooking shows should and she was like you guys are really good like i love you. Yeah yeah there's hope a new people don't want to watch it you don't have to watch exactly like they're putting negative comments on so they're watching so yeah watching the driver's seat i love your In a shoutout to brandon elliott's it's You know we've learned through multiple conversations on this show From our incredible guests at. It's you know it definitely takes the oppressor to stand up for the oppressed for for true movement forward and change so it's So incredible the have you guys on on that show in front of that exact audiences. You were speaking about You know people that are listening to this. Podcast there are many that are more plant. Cherise than than ben already begin are really light. Should know kind of the nitty gritty. Like the re you guys both talk about. How when you didn't eat well how it really affected your your energy and performance in a negative way I would love if either one or both of you kid could get specific for us so talking to someone it's like a manicurist but i feel fine. I mean i don't know that much energy. But i don't even really think i'd have more on plants. You know how you talk yourself out of trying new thing..
Switch4Good
"cherise" Discussed on Switch4Good
"So i think it's really cool that he is going against. You know the the easy thing to do where the dollar signs probably are having the same type of conversations with men and putting our show on his channel. So it's definitely mostly. Yeah i think just about not wanting a cooking show with women on like that. They don't want to watch it. But then we have some very very positive bands on tony actually. Just recognize it. I know i was in public day in someone was like i know you from somewhere and i was like okay. The im athlete. Should like show your cooking shows should and she was like you guys are really good like i love you. Yeah yeah there's hope a new people don't want to watch it you don't have to watch exactly like they're putting negative comments on so they're watching so yeah watching the driver's seat i love your In a shoutout to brandon elliott's it's You know we've learned through multiple conversations on this show From our incredible guests at. It's you know it definitely takes the oppressor to stand up for the oppressed for for true movement forward and change so it's So incredible the have you guys on on that show in front of that exact audiences. You were speaking about You know people that are listening to this. Podcast there are many that are more plant. Cherise than than ben already begin are really light. Should know kind of the nitty gritty. Like the re you guys both talk about. How when you didn't eat well how it really affected your your energy and performance in a negative way I would love if either one or both of you kid could get specific for us so talking to someone it's like a manicurist but i feel fine. I mean i don't know that much energy. But i don't even really think i'd have more on plants. You know how you talk yourself out of trying new thing..
Native America Calling
"cherise" Discussed on Native America Calling
"Think that they don't need to get the vaccine right. I think that's an important audience for us to be reaching out to right now. So since april The twelve to twenty nine year old age group has had the highest rate of Of new infections of cova and This also happens to be the group with the lowest rates of vaccination And so i think it's important for us to find ways to reach out and to effectively communicate with adolescents and young adults about the importance of vaccination and specifically addressing The circumstance at someone who's been previously infected We know that a natural infection produces some immunity But we also think that that immunity may wane over time and You know so. I think it's important still even for those who have had a previous infection. Once they've completed their period of isolation in in fully recovered. It's still important for them to to seek vaccination as a means of of additional protection. We're right at the end of the hour. And dr clark is or anything you want to say to the frontline. Healthcare workers at the indian health service about you know their contribution to Challenging this this virus. Oh absolutely i mean. I have seen My colleagues and co workers across the ihs worked tirelessly in the last year and a half to combat the pandemic You know on the front line trying to provide the best possible care under very difficult circumstances And what i would say is a keep up the good work we've We've come a long way. But there's still work left to be done Particularly along the lines of ensuring access to vaccination continuing to increase vaccination rates And and really bring it into the pandemic and for folks who are looking for info Good reliable info. Where should they go. Dr clark i always recommend the cdc as as an excellent resource. They provide not only data. That's community specific About an infection rates and vaccination rates but they have the most up to date Clinical and public health information That is reliable For folks who are looking for facts and answers all right. Well that'll do it for our conversation today. Thanks so much to our guest. Dr matthew clark president jonathan nez and lean dawn. Join us tomorrow for discussion with representative cherise..
Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness
"cherise" Discussed on Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness
"I'm joined by representatives cherise. David's where i ask her. How are you making history in congress. Hey welcome to getting curious. I'm so excited. I can't stand it. We have one of my very favorite people of all time. Welcome to the show congresswoman cherise. David's who is representing kansas as third district says twenty nineteen. You won reelection last year. Yes yes yes. I'm also just have to say. I am flooded with such happy memories of going into your office in two thousand eighteen with the literally michelle kwan. The most decorated american figure skater of all time and we literally went and knocked on doors like we like. I had so much fun meeting you. And you have the most amazing team. And i'm so happy to virtually see you today. I know i'm excited to. I'm really glad that we're getting the chance to do this. And can i say something about when you guys came to visit the off. Yes so my one of my best is very best friends. He like literally quit. His job moved to kansas then to help on my campaign by kikwit a big law job to come help my campaign and he was not in the office when you all arrived so he walked in and you were and you guys were there and he was like oh my god and then we were all dancing around and jumping around. I think you were trying to teach it as i think i would. Yeah i want to do to get. I want to do to get your waltz jump. Ids yes well and led does as it's okay. I mean it's it's you do have a great rink your i think. There's a really good ice skating rink in your district. I think the one in shawnee. I don't know if. I don't know where you which places you went to you in a while. We were there for a hot minute. Which was so much fun. And i had so much fun meeting those people and the constituents of the third district of kansas are just such incredible people as evidenced in the last years. I'm just like so proud but you have an amazing project. I devoured it. Gosh it didn't take me super duper long. Just love a children's book. they're fine. But congratulations on theresa's big ways. I buck first children's book but this book can be enjoyed by everyone. I loved it. I also just wanted to say one more thing. That's really major. That i left out in the when you're sorta into one hundred and th congress you became one of the first two native american women serve in congress and the first openly lgbtq. I a. plus person to represent kansas. Which is i wanted to mention that because it is so incredible. And that's part of what i think is so cool about this children's book sri voice native could becomes a congresswoman. It begs the question. What were you like when you were a kid like did you know you're gonna turn out to be a congresswoman. Did you want to be not at all i now. I don't know what i thought when i was a kid. Actually about what. I would be like as an adult which may be meant. I was present. I don't know. But i talked a lot ahead. A lot of energy. Almost immediately in the book I go into. I talk a lot talked a lot then. I talk a lot now and frankly. I don't know how. I don't know how mom handled how much energy i had shoot us. Just be the most patient person. Also just i was obsessed with bruce lee I was a picky eater then. I'm picky eater now Yeah i think. I think i was like more fun when i was little. Been not but i'm not. I'm not jaded as an adult. I feel like i should say that you do have such an optimistic can do spirit. Which is i think one thing that people love about you but going back to like baby kim cerise like what we're so bruce lee was an inst- interest or of your other. Like just you know to me. It was obviously michelle. Kwan figure skating gymnastics. What was your version of figure skating and gymnastics not. They could do either of those things. But i was obsessed with them like what were your biggest interest growing up the martial arts stuff really island. I watched all the martial arts movies. I would run around like dressed up in. I find black belts and white shirts and put them on and put headbands on And just run around like punching and kicking and then also mind. Mom was very much into tennis. And so i remember watching a lot of tennis when i was growing up and then when i got to high school i started playing tennis and i will. I really liked it s It's like it's expensive when you have to like in the wintertime. If you're gonna play The rackets can get expensive too. But it's just something like you know. And then of course. We watched a lot of like professional women's tennis. I love tennis. I had to ask you who your favorite player was you. Call it like a rivalry type of new. Who is your railroad. So you know steffi graf and martina a martina navratilova steffi graf. Monica seles. I listen to say that to double here. The forehand was epic. Are monica seles major. I also loved martina hingis really until she did that. Underhand serve in the french open. And i was like girl. Get it together. Come on so in the book you revisit the younger version of yourself. What was that like to do. Not now who you become was that was that cathartic was a healing was it was it kind of like surreal. What was that like. first of all. It's it's really interesting to do this. Sort of thing With someone else. So when i say someone else both nancy who helped with She a creative writer in like knows how to do. A bunch of stuff and So talking with her about the story arc in which stories to include but also lots of conversations with my mom. You know in my when you're a kid you remember things different than your parents do and so it was really interesting. That part was really interesting because there were some stories that my mom and i hadn't really talked about by what her impression of what was coming out of that meant and So there were some stories. Actually it was my mom's idea to include the story about the There's a story about win. One of my classmates got really upset and ran out of it. Ran out of the classroom and Because my gift gab. You know i end up talking with them and and And it's kind of like a learning moment but it was my mom's idea to include that one because she was able to see as an adult like oh that Around that time and then after we talked about of i was thinking she still right. And i think a lot of ways. That part was interesting to talk to my mom about what might progression as a as a young person was and then i was also thinking so i am not..
90 Day Fiance Trash Talk
"cherise" Discussed on 90 Day Fiance Trash Talk
"And then they talked about show clubs and she said that she wants to go to a male strip club. And so he gives her a fake opt-ins and he says that he is Magic Big Mike. He's so lame. He was being very playful though, and they looked like they were having a great grand old. Well, that's the thing. I feel like this is like the first time they finally showed like and I I'm sure that there were times they were like this within the past few months. I don't think they were arguing the whole time. Well things take a really really kicked off because she is now client crying on the recliner. She calls the wedding officiant and canceled the wedding. She tells the wedding officiant that she he changed his mind and the wedding officiant Teresa said Are we still doing the wedding and I like that she goes I will not discuss this with you three days left for her visa. And so she has to leave the country and I gotta tell you I would have punched this woman in the face. Yes, because she was not helpful. She was not at all. She was saying those cliche things like, oh, I'm sure you guys aren't going to break up everything heals with time. Yeah. Shut up. Ya tell me to kick his ass. You know what I mean? Like come on. I hated her. So now two hours later she self taping on her last day in America and Tamra enters the room and took Natalie warns her that there's a camera. But I like that she's like well I have a kids car seat I need to get rid of I have bags of clothes. I hate to get rid of like what? Okay, Cherise tamerlan lives in her car was kid and her answer. Yes. What is happening? So Natalie starts yelling at her. Do you have any petrol petrol package? So I didn't know what she meant. I did know what she meant. But I know I like that. She just kept saying it..
Daily Pop
"cherise" Discussed on Daily Pop
"You react a certain way and then you become the person in the wrong. You have to be careful with how you react. And i do think jia had a point if i wasn't doing coke. In new bathroom i wouldn't riled up about. It should be like tell it go. Scratch go apologize to her because now you little crazy on camera and now i'm going to create crazy to me. Cherise looks like a reasonable mother. I mean listen. Let's let's get full context in case you're not watching theresa did say the whole reason the started was because theresa saying that jacky's husband was cheating on her. Yes you heard a rumor. So of course. That's not nice to say on camera either. But i feel as though here on real housewives marriages husbands those kind of rumors. That's what fleas into the show. You expect that kind of stuff if you don't have sort of marital drama happening with somebody on the show that what is the show. Research was going through the same thing. A few seasons back when people were saying joe was cheating on her because he took that phone call in the vineyard to reset reacted the same way. So you can't say hey. I can't believe you react to that way. When she was like pulling out the kids ask you cannot bring the kids into but when the kid turns around obviously eight mom. I'm not guilty of it. You need to apologize. So maybe there's there. There is a point to it but no i don't think she i think she reacted like any mother. What about you if it was your son. I mean fast forward and your sons go right there out of a signal cow like this pillow would have come right for my to know what a pillow that even if your son was like mom please isn't a son. Had done seven lines in front of you. There's a real that you do not bring in children. And i would have taken the bill in ricochetted offer. Hey i'm with you wouldn't cameras. Cut out said sorry.
Native Opinion Podcast an American Indian Perspective
"cherise" Discussed on Native Opinion Podcast an American Indian Perspective
"And some of those things are things like transportation and infrastructure especially infrastructure part of the reason kobe. Nineteen is running rampant through. The reservations is a lot of reservations lack water. They lacked potable. Water potable water drinking water. They lack water to even wash hands. As often as it's it's recommended to fight code. Beth falls under infrastructure. A lot of reservations don't have electricity that falls under infrastructure. A lot of reservations. Don't have plumbing for toilets that falls under infrastructure. A lot of reservations don't have quality roads so people can at least go get potable water and water for their crops and water for their animals that falls under a transportation which is also part of infrastructure in my opinion so this next article gives me some hope for native country native resume for reservations natives and indian country. So let's let's keep. Let's keep an eye peeled on his brother. I wanna i wanna see how this plays out and the title of this article is representative sherry cherise. David's named vice chair of house committee on transportation and infrastructure and this article written by the native news online staff for native news online dot net the article reach representatives cherise. David's kansas city. Third district has been named vice chair of the full house committee. On transportation and infrastructure. The new leadership role will allow david's to help shape infrastructure policy in kansas and across indian country and that will create jobs improve public safety tackle the climate crisis and build the american economy. Okay so i'm. I'm hoping that the position that she now fills the vice chair of the committee on transportation infrastructure. I'm hoping that she will be able to strike and meant some good policies that are going to bring infrastructure and bringing transportation two reservations that are lacking in those areas and improve the lives of people there which will in turn hopefully.
Marketplace with Kai Ryssdal
Getting back to the pre-pandemic economy
"Know what this economies like right now right shaky in many parts uneven who is recovering and who's not uncertain for both people and businesses so the forecast we got yesterday from the congressional budget office. It's guesses for this year. Promising even without more federal relief we're on track for the economy to be roughly back where it was in the before times by the middle of this year. Thank you vaccines. The labor market is gonna take longer. But let's examine that baseline concept for a second here the idea of getting back to the pre pandemic economy because as marketplace's kimberly adams reports even if the numbers do get back to where they used to be the economy's probably gonna look real different even though gross domestic product can kinda be shorthand for how an economy is doing. Gdp growth does not translate into equal growth off earnings and employment ariane hege issues with the institute for women's policy research. She says the before times or kind of a perfect example of this unemployment was low but often significantly higher for some groups like black and latino ex-workers also and not of women worked in jobs. Where you even with full time year round working. You could not pick yourself. You still needed to snap benefits particularly if you have kids then came. The pandemic worthy economic fallout was far worse for women and people of color particularly in the service sector. Emily knicks teaches labor economics. At the usc marshall school of business and says all this will shape. What the recovery looks like. If you come from a wealthier background you bounce back a lot faster than if you come from a poor background and so another concern we might have is that this pandemic is going to increase income inequality this same logic applies for small businesses. I think we need to define what is normal cherise. Conan johnson is a managing partner at the advisory firm neck. St how are we going to make sure that the communities and small businesses that have been systemically left-back pre pandemic are getting systemic changes. I think that we need to make sure that they're successful. She says for those communities returning to pre pandemic economic conditions might not be enough for an actual economic
Sexy Unique Podcast
"cherise" Discussed on Sexy Unique Podcast
"Maybe comes him for advice or I don't know. I mean it seems like she's embarrassed about everyone knowing that she's married and had sex with them at least once to produce like Offspring. So maybe she's like Mom do it for a little while. But now we're like more platonic. I'm just in shock over her like Ellen DeGeneres ask real estate portfolio. Yeah that shocked me as well. Like these are homes to they're not like it's only got talent like she has like a timeshare like she has Mansions. Yeah. I'm like the bigot like I didn't I guess I also didn't really realize how huge her Salt lake house was until kind of Whitney was standing at the front door. And then I just saw like off the proportions of the doors in comparison to like Whitney's body and I was just like wow, this is a massive Mansion massive. Mary's just raking it in she tells her husband they have like another like pilate plot accelerant conversation where she complains about not being invited to I was like, how did she find out some fast which is like funny but she's like, yeah, Jen did not invite me to Cherise party and her husband's like, oh, well, they're just jealous of years and like all this stuff and Mary starts to cry because jealousy is a cruel mistress. And Mary says she feels like all the girls took Jen side over her side and she feels ganged up on and left out. Well, and I'm like money when you marry or Grandpa, it's going to be like that, but you should really Lobby for your own show. Yeah, and also not for long. Someone messaged me that home and told me that Mary said recently that she's never seen an episode of the show and she just like doesn't have them and I wonder if like her I wonder if she's told like if her church members have watched or if she tells them not to watch or if they have like watched parties and they're like go girl. Oh, they don't really I don't think there. Autoliv are watching. I don't think Mary maybe just even let them watch t yeah, I'm at like the I think Mary is like I love how I love the element of Chaos, she brings just on a on a viewer point but I I am fully convinced that this this is a very like there she and her husband are like dark people like that. They're they have like a there like a cult people. You know, what just kind of hit me in regards to maybe why the show hasn't been hitting as hard is that premiering during like a pancake where you can't go anywhere or like venture to a place where any of these women are hm. I think kind of brings your boner for these shows down a little bit cuz like I was just thinking I would love to go to Mary's church and just check it out and see what's up and like probably people if we were just normal times people would be like going to Mary's Church. I'm sure they're still going and what like tourists and stuff would be. Oh, oh, yeah, like I would want to go to Salt Lake and like go to Sundance go to Ali song. Hello. Yeah event. And then like have like a Sunday service at Mary's Church and have like a roll took weekend where you can't do that. So it's just like what I am I watching also the shows from two years ago..
Mocha Minutes
"cherise" Discussed on Mocha Minutes
"Woman. Cherise the sary's that they are alluding to was involved in spreading a rumor about her that the plot quote unquote was that they were going to bring up at the season for reunion. Then not only. They only have an affair with her trainer on chris that Her youngest child is not chris's baby that was happening at the season for reunion. I'm keep saying season for that. Did not happen. G g and the reason is coming up because the rumor is that. Gt went straight to production with this and they date. Shut that down like we are not doing this. And so when it came up at the reunion yesterday part of the reunion jusoh said we were just talking about the rumors. There was no plot like she is saying there was no plot. Robin didn't really say too much because it's very interesting. Robin was also at the table at the baby shower because the people who went to the baby shower was candidates. Robin and giselle from the cast. I don't think she reasons they're kinda don't remember it's inconsequential because she's not a full-time or friend of the show. She's a friend of people off the show but she's not a friend of cause they ain't giving no contract. I have a feeling i. I'm pretty sure i feel like now. Shrieks may get a contract for season six. Because you talked about. Y'all talked about her way too much this season for not to be there and maybe that's a little easter egg there. My it's like they bring shrieks back girl. This is going to be great. I hope she brings more storylines than rooms do and it was like because one because eddie was. Don't put my shit on here. Don't talk about us. I don't know what the hell's in their agreement may be the reason why she couldn't cause remember first season and he was like you get on his show divorcing you and that's exactly what happened so it's like he didn't want her to do the show from jump so that's that so chris. And so the order of events was mo- neak went live. And i think this is one of the laws with raleigh knox in it but at the time rally wasn't in the shot she said that people were plaque dishes like i have people On my cats who are plotting to spread rumors about me. I don't spy rumors is spread. Truth this was alive so who was in mon weeks live went to candice's live and said mony said that shaw were plotting on her so canada said there was a conversation about someone plotting to to spread rumors about monique She said and she did say robin was there and it was just like wait. How are you. So it's like you just said robin was there And she said plantation which hilarious makeup all the words..
Mocha Minutes
"cherise" Discussed on Mocha Minutes
"You have time to watch something on netflix. To we all mine. Watch the michael jordan. You could have just been like yeah watched it. You know but then when it came back for commercial break i know he. He changed his demeanor real quick. My girl lord candy. Hi how you doing girl high. He was the thin. And it's so. It's so weird with chris. Because y'all know we all know the purpose of the reunion to discuss what happened when the show was shown to the public. Chris samuels decided to use this as the stage for his confrontation of the people. Who tried to hurt his family. I chris is not here so you need to take this up with her. So here's the deal for everybody. Who doesn't know. There was a conversation about the rumors that were going around about. Monique after andy's baby shower in january of two thousand nine nineteen sometime after january twenty nineteen. Monique found out that there was a discussion of the rumors because candidates said she told monique but she didn't. She told karen who told monique. And then said okay. Let's didn't tell you and it was like. Oh okay. So if everybody remembers The union for season four was shot in august of twenty nineteen and at that reunion. Mony and candidates said they were not friends and they made up at the reunion. So that is eight months after eddie's baby shower when they made up and may twenty nine hundred nineteen needy leaks. Came to dc and opened a boutique the mgm. Where i believe just alle. Monique and also cherise jackson jordan. Were in that room. If you look on certain pages. I think is still unease. I think is still on reasons. I don't remember his reasons or not. I know someone needs you. Ac- that. Monique is in a very cute pink number and she has her hand around the waist of cherise jackson jordan then june twenty nineteen actually had a baby shower at the table was cherise jackson. Jordan was monique samuels. So these are two events not being taped for potomac. Because they weren't filming.
Mocha Minutes
"cherise" Discussed on Mocha Minutes
"I don't like i understood. Monique but are also understand kansas. I see that's what i was like. I'm teen both sides in this on my monty and team table table right. I feel like i'm really has tag team. We glue. i feel like i should be in the west side of the weekly real. Mvp i'm gm both are wrong. I have not. I've not on board yet with team both are right and wrong because i don't see how monique was rights But i am seeing both are wrong. I'm also team. I dislike violence more than i dislike. Candice so. That's how i am i more anti-violence than i am anti canvas and i was always relatively neutral on ramonic- as i'm like i like a slow the little lying stuff. Because when she did with kendall and like yeah okay. So i feel like you're lying. 'cause you try to soc. Recently the bus cherie sat there looking gorgeous going like i. Oh my part no. I was trying to hurt giselle. This is why her to move on and get to a friendship because she didn't pass the buck mony dead. He's like this is all this reasons idea. I'm sorry. did you film of kendall did she. She wasn't a full time housewife. She can't dictate anything. You filmed with kindle. You brought up sermons past. That was not cherie told you. Now it's like oh that's my father is teresa's fall. I'm sorry did she put a battery back. And tell you say because you surely put a battery and candidates back because you wanted her to go after cerise giselle and that backfired the monster. That chalk created the frankenstein monster that y'all created backfired because she always opened her mouth and defend over them cherise because she felt some sort of way about sweets shaving her and then cerise she said you had a shape. This season three off. Yeah i don't know When they were on the bus she said that she had a shady bitch moment. What should we heard. Husky is she called me. Shady bitch does not what she said. But i gotta. I'm like so. There's a generational disconnect here is like. I don't think you realize that. This is a generational disconnect shady. She said you had a shady bitch moment and so she had no problem so other than that most time. She was defending karen. Monique the two people were like. I just can't be on your side. Nope and so for cherise. Nurseries for rob god caring for karen to be like i couldn't pick a side but then also when should recent giselle beefing.
Native America Calling
Harris mentions Indigenous people in DNC speech
"This is National Native News Antonio Gonzalez. The Keystone Excel pipeline hit a snag earlier this year when it's water crossing permit from the US, Army Corps of Engineers was vacated by federal judge the core ask the US Supreme Court to lift that order but the high court declined the fast track permit was a problem because it did not require extensive environmental review. Now, TC energy has applied to the core as well as the fish and Wildlife Service for permits that will undergo public scrutiny Victoria. Wicks has more Transcanada or TC. Energy has applied for permits the keystone xl pipeline under the Clean Water Act t C. as requesting those permits from the US Army Corps of Engineers and from state regulatory. Agencies in South Dakota Montana and Nebraska TC has also applied to the US fish and Wildlife Service for what's called an incidental take permit under the Endangered Species Act that allows the pipeline company to harm or destroy endangered or threatened species. If the destruction is incidental to the construction operation and maintenance of the Keystone Excel pipeline the species at issue is the American burying beetle in tripp county in South Dakota and four counties in Nebraska. The other permit application to the corps of Engineers allows the pipeline to cross more than seven hundred locations that would affect wetlands and water bodies in its public announcement. The court says it will balance the benefit of the pipeline against reasonably foreseeable harm the application to. The core covers clean water act requirements under section four, zero four. Another section for a one is regulated by states, Montana is holding its own hearings but South Dakota's Nebraska's are incorporated with the federal process deadline for public comment efficient wildlife is September sixteenth and deadline to the course September thirteenth the course says, after receiving comments, it will conduct public hearings and issue its findings later for national native news I'm Victoria wicks in rapid city south. Dakota Senator Kamala Harris accepted the Democratic Party nomination for Vice President Wednesday night and her speech to the. Democratic. National Convention Harris Mentioned Indigenous People twice once when talking about how cove in nineteen has disproportionately impacted people of Color and when talking about unity. With the Joe Biden. Presidential. Administration this week the DNC native American caucus has been rallying around the party's ticket touting the candidates knowledge of Indian country issues among backers or native American congresswomen, deb Holland, and cherise. David's here's David's speaking at an event earlier this week saying the upcoming election depends on putting people in office who are strong partners for native communities be heard it already, this is going to start with as electing vice president, Joe Biden until the White House and I know when elected vice president going to continue his commitment he's already been demonstrating it during his campaign, his Minton, the communities and I know he's going to ensure that the federal government upholds promises and obligations. Treaty. Treaty, obligations to Indian country in that native voices are going to be at the table they're to be. Heard in the ice levels of our government and. That's right now native participants of the Convention have discussed a number of Indian country issues from climate change to youth empowerment, messing and murdered indigenous people cove nineteen and the native vote. Thursday's the final day of the Convention, the native American Caucus will me and bite him. We'll take the stage to deliver a speech. The Cherokee nation has lost a treasured linguist among contributions. Durban feeling wrote the Cherokee. Dictionary. Helped get Cherokee syllabi on smartphones and developed language teaching materials feeling passed away this week at age seventy four. I'm Antonio, Gonzalez.
Native America Calling
Kansas voters overwhelmingly pick Navajo woman for House seat
"This? Is National Native News Antonio Gonzalez voters in. Tuesday's Kansas primary elected a Navajo woman for the Democratic nomination for the Kansas State House of Representatives district ten Rondo of Aldo has more Christina has would twenty six years old is set to become the third native American and youngest member in the Kansas legislature as the race will be uncontested in the general election three other. Native women and Kansas all won their primaries. Tuesday has what graduated from both Haskell Indian nations university and the University of Kansas and felt her presence was needed to represent everyone in Douglas County which includes Lawrence Kansas a lot of these issues that happen at our level. The people don't really experience this particularly like me I've grown up in not the best neighborhoods I've grown up on like wick in section eight housing reduced lunch programs, even tribal clothing from nation living here, and I don't really hear that much stories of like like that this wasn't like fifty years ago. This is pretty recent And just seeing that type. I WANNA see that type of representation statehouse and And I I believe I'm qualified to do this. Believe our voices I'm voice that you know a lot of us feel like that wasn't her being heard of and I hope I can bring that to the State House. has would one unofficially with two thousand, two, hundred, thirty, nine votes compared to Brandon Holland five, hundred, five votes and AJ Stevens. Four hundred fifty, five votes. This is Rhonda Nevada for National Native News. Native American US congresswoman cherise. David's was unopposed for the Democratic nomination for the Kansas Third District seat. She'll face Amanda Adkins November who in the Republican race Tuesday. The American Indian Graduate Center has received a twenty million dollar donation from writer Mackenzie Scott ex wife of Amazon's at CEO Christine Trudeau reports the American Indian Graduate Center or AIG see received an unprecedented twenty million dollar individual donation of unrestricted funds from Mackenzie Scott. Scott. said in a recent announcement tweet that the contributions following up on a commitment she made last year to give away a majority of her wealth in her lifetime she continued in opposed to be a medium that of the nonprofits elected that quote every one of them is telling complex challenges that will require sustained effort over many years while simultaneously addressing consequences of the Covid nineteen pandemic AFDC Executive Director Angelique Albert we are just a mess like. To be a recipient of this incredible generosity really honored that she's just trusting us to do the work that promotes equity and justice in our in our society. At the time she says, students were hit hard last spring enough for the organization to create a designated Student Emergency Fund that started in. March. So far the additional fund has distributed over two hundred thousand dollars to Aggie students emergency needs because of the pandemic. Cova fill impacting our communities and our students have a hard time. They still are having a hard time. So going back to school has created additional challenges because some universities are doing remote but some are not heading into the fall semester. Albert says funds will address student needs covering housing utility bill, and household item costs along with technology access. Scott's donation is the largest individual donor gift in unrestricted funds over Aig sees fifty year history the solutions journalism network who funds this reporting was also included in Scott's nonprofit donations. I'm Christine Trudeau and demand Honiara
The Candid Frame
Cheriss May & Idris T Solomon
"Thanks for doing this guys for the last couple of weeks I have been thinking about what role I. wanted the show to play in terms of the dialogue that's happening. With this and I thought it was better than me. Sort of giving voice to it myself that it be a much better to have a dialogue with people is one of the things. I was realizing over the last two weeks outside of my own house. Old I really haven't discussed this stuff in. You know my wife and I have talked about how `bout it, but I really hadn't. Beyond that really. Considered? What kind of conversations I? I would want to have with people outside of my own home. My own faith and I think it is important dialogue to have especially. Amongst photographers photography are actually documenting. What's happening right now, but it will also lived the experience of being. Covering this. Just, just briefly I I experienced the LA riots back in I think it was ninety to ninety one. And one of the things and I grew up in that neighborhood I grow near arts in Normandy probably about two miles. My family's home is is there. And one of the things that I remember very vividly. Besides all the cast that was happening is the presence of a lot of photographers in those communities. Not just the photo journalist, but a lot of people who were just photographing independently. One of the things that really bothered me about that. Is that a lot of those people had never come to the community photographic before. That, many of them would not come back afterwards. And then later on when I would look at portfolios. like six months to a year later I would see images. That were made during the riot. But they were without any sort of context or any sort of greater egg relation of what had happened what led to those events happening? Changing and that's spurred me to work on a project. That I've been working on now for thirty years on downtown Los Angeles largely because I felt like at the time. This is years before it became what it is now in terms of gentrification, but it was a part of Los Angeles I had grown up in and I felt that had been dismissed to a great degree and I just wanted to. Use My camera to sort of illustrate. What I felt was beautiful, interesting about a part of Los Angeles that was fiving and important to a minority community here in Los Angeles now it's become gentrified in now. It's completely at very very different thing, but as I see the events of the last couple of weeks, I have thought very much the same thing. You're saying all these people going out and making photographs. And I just felt like you know us as photographers regardless of race. We have to think about. Not just the kinds of pictures that we make, but those pictures are intended for. And the impact it can have especially if those of us who are out there. Making photographs are not working journalists and I just wanted to have a dialogue with both of you. Because you guys are both working photographers on the east, coast. Photographing these events and Photographing. Events. Not only American society with Black Cultural Society before going to continue doing this. And I just to hear I your own personal. How you are both Alliott. Both are personally experiencing these events. And then we can get into much greater conversation in terms of the role of photography now and going forward, cherise, I think you can take since you've actually been out in a failed. Covering summit is now well I have to say first and foremost as a black woman have a personal stake in experience with what's going on. I have my personal stories of you know experiencing racism. I can remember as far back as I was in third grade. The was third grade when I I was called a nigger. From there I became more aware of that in. It has carried through to the woman. I am today. I've had experiences of being stopped. While driving my car in questioned, whose car is this where you going? Where do you live, you know? At broke. No Laws I've had experiences of male male family members and friends who have had violent interactions so having that personal story it gives me a perspective when I go in and I'm actually covering the current the current things that are going on now with the protest in the demonstrations that are happening all over. ME. What I will say is this time it feels different of cupboard, protests and things before, but this time it feels like the youth are really what what I've seen. What I've noticed is the youth are more engaged in their on fire in their serious You can see that there are so many young people out there. In their organized they have an agenda. They have action items. And they're calling for certain things to be done or they will continue. With the protests with the work that feels very different, because it's a stronger a stronger voice now the other thing I'm seeing that's different out there are. There are more white people out there this time. Whereas before it was mostly black, people who were calling you know saying. Stop doing this to me. And calling for change now you have white youth who were out there as well as I saw other people, too, but like I said it's been mostly like a younger movement in terms of who are really out there in the numbers with them. Having what experience yesterday was. They have printed out their agenda and these action items in. They've given it to their legislative representatives. They're calling them. They're following up, so that's been probably like the biggest thing I've seen. Is that the youth are more engaged which. May Have Time In. They're not giving up in there, not scared That's the other thing you know. They're not scared to voice the problems that they see. They're not. To demand for these changes. This time around of being closer to home and I've been watching. Some of my friends out. There believe covering this protest top to bottom in light was such a high level of qualities amazing. Is One of those things where. Fast, forward, twenty thirty forty years and twenty twenty is in the history books. Would be proud to say that I know a lot of top officials. Who when documenting this time in history? So I've been close to home, you know I have a five year old son, and for me. The question of should I be out there? Covering this or should I be here covering my son? and. That's been a big question mark throughout the last week and a half when. The protests began and last night was the first night that. You know told my wife I'm going to go out there. It will fuel events happening in picked when I was close to home in. Backed up mcgeer? Wait now and by the time I got is the crowd had already dispersed. I was online trying to figure out if there was something else happening now close enough that I can get to. And the social media feeds had updated at that time so I, just said all right. Let me just go home. When I got home I started. Seeing all feeds, update and I just. decided to stay home, but you know my wife was. Worried rightfully so I would have been choosing to go out after the curfew. Dowse set in New York, which means that. Just, walk into my car I. could have just been arrested. Just welcome to the car or driving Cardin I'm seeing footage of police officers. Yanking people out of the car the after curfew, so those are the things that you ought. To Take into consideration and you know I. didn't grow was father's radio home so the last thing I wanna do is put myself in this situation where I'm not at home for my son so. I do know that they are the ways that we can be protesting that we can't be revolutionizing. You know it's not just a one-size-fits-all type of situation you know on. We can revolutionize by reading informing ourselves equipment ourselves with enough knowledge and information today. The was not pulled over is anymore. Re can right you know contribute with words you know. I'm seeing a lot of photographers being jerked around with the licensing so so so bringing awareness to how can properly get business stuff to together Sodano? Getting jerked and we get the proper value for all photos does a lot of different ways that we can contribute to this protest without being in front
BrainStuff
How Often Should You Change Your Oil?
"Today's episode is brought to you by Oregon. You know, when something goes wrong at home, and you just freak out. I have definitely had my moments, especially when it comes to pests ants in the mirror, Nara, cockroaches, hanging out around your bubble, bath and uninvited rat a your daughter's birthday party. Don't let pets through in the moment. Get an architect out to your house tomorrow Bill. Protect your time and your temper visit organ dot com to say fifty dollars on your first mosquito service with the promo code brain. Organ home is where the bugs aren't. Welcome to brain stuff. Production of iheartradio. Hey, bring stuff Lauren Vogel, bomb hair. Oil changes are just one of many minor hassles of car ownership, but they're crucial to keeping your car in good shape. Furthermore, if your car carries a warranty, not changing your oil on time and with the proper products could void that warranty. However experts now say that the standard oil change interval of every three months or every three thousand miles. That's about five thousand kilometers is old news and the most cars can travel quite a bit farther before needing their oil replaced. If you're changing your oil more frequently than necessary, it won't help your car. It doesn't harm it either. But you're wasting money time and resources after all throwing way oil that's still usable. But to strain on the environment. There are four main recommended intervals for oil changes based on b-actor specific to you and your car number one under some circumstances. Experts recommend changing your oil every one thousand miles that sixteen hundred kilometers or every six months. I know I know if some experts say that three thousand miles to often, why would those same experts recommend intervals of every one thousand miles. It all depends on your driving habits. If you're driving routine consists, mostly of trips that are ten miles or less. You should consider changing your oil more often than every three thousand miles for two reasons if you aren't making long trips at high study speeds like you would on a highway then your engine isn't getting hot enough to boil off condensation can accumulate in the system that can cause oil to break down faster, most of the wear and tear on your engine occurs. When you're starting your car, and if you aren't driving very far most of your driving is of the type that's very hard on your engine. More frequent oil changes will help minimize that damage. In short. If you drive your car, infrequently as in much less than the mileage of your recommended service, interval you should still change your oil twice a year since the oil degrades over time. Interval number two that old standard three thousand miles or five thousand kilometers or every three months. Some car experts suggest that the three thousand mile interval is really for the benefit of the shops that change the oil since the more frequently you come in the more money, they make still if you have an older model car that recommends this interval you're probably better off adhering to it. Meanwhile, most modern car owners manuals actually recommend longer intervals every five thousand seventy five hundred miles. That's about eight thousand twelve thousand kilometers. However, some manufacturers recommend you also take your driving style and habits into account. For instance, if your car is fairly new, and you usually drive twenty minutes or more and chief fairly steady speeds as opposed to stop and go traffic the entire drive. You are a prime candidate for less frequent oil changes. However, if your car is older it's best to stick. With the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule, in some cases, experts recommend going as long as ten thousand to fifteen thousand miles that's sixteen thousand to twenty four thousand kilometers or every six months, that's in cases, where your car's manufacturer recommends synthetic oil or if you decide to make the switch those synthetic oil is much more expensive than regular oil. It has more benefits. It's better for the environment and can perform better than regular oil. That's because synthetic oil doesn't break down like regular oil. Oil synthetic oil can also with stand more extreme temperatures it won't break down in a hot engine or during hot weather in winter synthetic oil can resist the effects of cold, which means it will start flowing as soon as you start your car. Opinions differ, though about whether upgrading is worth it. While some experts suggest doing it in most circumstances consumer report says that generally you shouldn't switch synthetic if your car doesn't need it. If you frequently tow heavy loads synthetic oil can help ease the extra strain on your engine. If you own a model known to be prone to sludge issues that is what your engine gets clogged with the residue of degraded oil synthetic can help alleviate those problems and prolong the life of your engine. It's best to keep track of the miles. You drive between oil changes, though, some cars make this easier with a dashboard indicator the tells you it's time to head to the shop as part of what's called an oil life monitoring system these systems track your mileage and also use data from your driving. That's analyzed by your car's computer to determine when your car needs an oil change when the light illuminates it's best to get the oil changed as soon as possible, but it's not necessarily urgent. If your car has an oil life monitoring system note that this light is different than your oil pressure light which eliminates on your dash if your cars. Well, isn't flowing properly due to low level failing oil pump a leak in the system or some other issue. Check your owner's manual to learn the difference between the two dash lights because of the oil pressure like comes on you need to stop driving as soon as possible to avoid engine damage. Get in the habit of checking your oil at least once a month to ensure your car's not leaking or burning oil if the level is low at oil, a good oil should be a transparent Brown black color. If the oil is murky or Paik, it might be time for change. And it's milky your engine may be leaking coolant. However, if your car has one of the aforementioned oil monitoring systems, you might not have dipstick to check the oil with. The moral of the story here is that if you don't know how often to change your oil or how to check it between oil changes consult your owner's manual. These habits will help ensure the longevity of your engine. Today's episode was written by cherise three wit and produced by Tyler clang, brain stuff is a production of iheartradio's how stuff works for more on this and lots of other high performing topics visit our home planet. How stuff works dot com. And for more podcast iheartradio. Visit the iheartradio app apple podcasts or wherever you listen to your favorite shows. Today's episode is brought to you by the Bob left's, that's podcast. If you want to know, how the music industry, really works. The Bob left's that's podcast is for you. 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Could California Get an Autobahn?
"Today's episode was brought to you by the new Capital One saver card with which you can earn four percent cashback on dining and entertainment. That means four percent on checking out that new restaurant everyone's talking about and four percent on watching your team win at home. You'll also earn two percent cashback at grocery stores and one percent on all other purchases. Now when you go out you cash in what's in your wallet? Welcome to brain stuff from how stuff works. Hey, brain stuff, Lauren Bogle bomb here. Germany is known for several awesome things including veer brats. And of course, the autobahn bundles Audubon as it's known in Germany is really just if federal highway system there, but to visitors the allure of the autobahn is the speed limit or lack of one cars can top two hundred forty kilometers per hour during normal conditions on this famed freeway that's about one hundred fifty miles per hour. And now, a California legislator is proposing. A Bill that could make the state home to what is being called the American autobahn John Morlock, the Republican state Senator from Orange County introduced state Bill three nineteen in February of two thousand nineteen to relieve traffic congestion along interstate five and state route ninety nine according to the proposed plan both roadways would get new lanes. One northbound and one southbound drivers in the new lanes would not have to abide by a speed limit though, the existing sixty five miles per hour. Limit would remain in effect in the. The existing lanes that's about one hundred and five kilometers per hour. The idea also could provide an alternative California's controversial long-delayed and possibly canceled high speed rail project the proposal comes on the heels of California governor Gavin Newsom announcement that the bullet train as planned is too expensive at an estimated cost of seventy seven billion dollars and would take too long to build. There are no official cost estimates for the Audubon Bill, but in February Senator Morlock told the Los Angeles Times it could cost about three billion dollars. He also said the money would come from the states cap and trade program which requires companies to offset pollution by purchasing credits. If plans move forward the American auto Bahn would be constructed along major freeways with Bela Bach area, which is about eighty miles or one hundred twenty nine kilometers north of Los Angeles at the southern point in Sacramento or Stockton. At the northern end that means theoretically vehicles travelling north at one hundred miles per hour. In the unrestricted lane could make the trip from Sacramento. Tila Beck in about three hours coin that Dr takes over four hours well over depending on traffic. Aside from improving drive times for those along that route the authors of the Bill claim it would also help reduce congestion, which would in turn decrease greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles stuck idling for that reason. The Bill specifies that funding should come from California's greenhouse gas reduction fund which regularly supports transportation and transit projects that reduce pollution. Critics point out. However, the missions go up at high speeds, so encouraging people to drive faster means there wouldn't be any net reduction in pollution, in fact, Bill maga- Vern a spokesperson for the coalition for clean air told SF gate that the net reduction in emissions theory is ridiculous. In addition to the pollution, concerns. Critics are also worried about the risks. To drivers Maureen vocal a spokeswoman for the national safety council told USA today that numerous studies demonstrate that Wednesday's raised speed limits. They can expect an increase in traffic fatalities statistics from the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration show that in two thousand seventeen speeding was a factor. In twenty six percent of all traffic fatalities that accounts for nearly ten thousand deaths. Several states across the US have increased speed limits. For instance, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, South Dakota, Texas, Utah and Wyoming allow drivers to travel eighty miles per hour on certain highways and Texas allows eighty-five miles per hour along a specific stretch of state highway one thirty that's up to about one hundred and thirty seven kilometers per hour. However, the current maximum speed limit in California is still seventy miles per hour about one hundred thirteen kilometers per hour. With some stretches along the proposed Audubon. Route a little bit lower. Californian's shouldn't get too excited. Though, yet the Bill has a long way before ever becoming law and may never get there. If it passes the vote in the states house and Senate it must then be approved by governor Newsom. For contrast Germany's autobahn covers seven thousand five hundred miles. That's about twelve thousand kilometers, and there are some sections with speed limits. New drivers in Germany are actually trained on the autobahn to learn how to handle the high speeds and the country's licensing process. A lot more difficult time consuming and expensive than it is in the United States if California's autobahn gets approved this three hundred some mile stretch of road might only be a start to a larger system. Today's episode was written by cherise three wit and produced by Tyler clang for I heart media, and how stuff works for more in this in lots of other topics. Visit our home planet. How stuff works dot com. Hebron stuff instead of an ad today. 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FT News
Americas heartland issues referendum on Trump
"Today. We're bringing you a story from America's heartland the midwestern state of Kansas US voters will head to the polls tomorrow for the highly anticipated midterm elections. And there are a number of battleground races to watch one of them being Kansas third congressional district. What's happening? There is happening in a lot of places across the US many traditional Republicans. Suburban voters are rejecting politicians who've align themselves with President Trump, and in some cases, the rallying behind non traditional candidates as a sort of referendum on the president's policies. The F T Jennifer Siegel spoke with data journalists Brooke FOX who's been covering this race. Br grew up in Kansas near the district and last month. She went back to talk to voters. So Brooke tell me about Kansas City for someone who's never been there. What do they need to know about this district? So the city sits on the border of Kansas and Missouri. The third congressional district in Kansas City is mostly made up of the suburbs of the city. It's pretty well known in the area as being more affluent district, although it does include more urban less affluent areas as well, but on the whole UC higher levels of income higher levels of education than you would see in other districts in the state a lot of people that currently live in Kansas City, generally have family roots somewhere in farming. And a lot of them have moved to the city as a result of job opportunity there that is in more the professional in management industry versus in the agriculture industry, and give us a sense of the political landscape there. What is voter registration look like in this district. It's pretty close to being split down the middle. Slightly more majority to Republican side. This district is not Representative of the rest of the state because the rest of the state represents more rural districts. This district is Representative of what you find it other suburban districts around the country, so areas close to big cities. I think off hand counted maybe five or six suburban districts where you're seeing a democratic challenger outpolling, a Republican incumbent, and that's that is happening across the country, not necessarily just in Kansas. Right. And we seem to be seeing a trend where Republicans who have historically been in safer seats are facing competitive challengers on the left, but let's talk about the key race in this district. It's four seat in the house of representatives told me about the candidates, so Kevin Yoder. This is his fifth time running to be a congressman for this district. And he is pretty well known for being a budget guy. He's fairly moderate compared with other Republicans, and he is facing. A very strong challenge from a woman named cherise David's she's lesbian. She's a native American woman, and she's also a former professional MMA fighter. So she sort of a surprising candidate she's never run for office before, but she did work as a fellow in the White House in the department of transportation. So she does have some political experience in her background. So you talked to quite a few voters in this district. One of them was a man named Steve rose, and he's pretty frustrated with Kevin Yoder, the incumbent tell me a little bit more about Steve. And what he told you Steve rose is a columnist in the Kansas City area who has voted for Kevin every time he's run in the past. But this year, he's frustrated because he thinks that the congressman is voting too closely aligned with Donald Trump's policies, and that that's not reflective of what the district wants. And here we used to be. It's no longer Maher is now Trump junior more he's inset with Trump the more. He's also with is this for Steve rose told me that there's nothing that Kevin Yoder has really done to merit a frustrated public that what they're frustrated with his Donald Trump and the more closely. He is viewed as being aligned with him is where he he's going to run into trouble. So voters there seemed to be issuing a sort of referendum on the president. I put the referendum question to several people in the district. And they all emphatically said, yes, this is a referendum on the president and this idea of a referendum. What's the driving force behind it? I did talk to quite a few people who are moderate Republicans themselves. And a lot of them are switching party lines to vote for the democrat. They just like to see someone stand up to Donald Trump, essentially don't think that Donald Trump necessary. Appeals to a lot of these more centrist voters in the suburban districts.
Talking Tech
Use app to find stuff @Walmart for holidays
"Today's episode of talking tech is brought to you by ZipRecruiter, the smartest way to hire. Ziprecruiter has a great offer for talking tech listeners at ZipRecruiter dot com slash tech talk. So be sure to stick with us to hear all about it after the show. You've all heard me talk about this Amazon. Go store where you walk in with an app and pull things off the shelves and don't have to pay for it. Because there's no cashier not she do pay for it. But not on the spot. You get an E mail receipt after you've left cameras. Follow your every move. Well, WalMart doesn't exactly have the same thing in mind, but they've got an app based solution for the holidays. I'm Jefferson Graham with USA today. You're listening to talking tech. And we've got Sharon Jones who covers retail for USA day to tell us all about what WalMart has in store for the holiday season is the most lucrative time of year for retailers, and they're all kind of pulling out all the stops to get every last customer. So this holiday season, WalMart is going to enable folks who have their app to basically tap into it. And then put in whatever item, you're looking for sweater, a toy a television monitor and it's going to tell you. Where exactly in the store, you can go to find it. And then once you get there I to make your purchase instead of standing in line for thirty minutes. They're going to have employees ease that are there with that little tablet or mobile unit, and despite your credit card and give you a receipt, and you can just walk out and go on your merry way. So the whole point is to kind of make shopping as seamless as possible to get you to come to their store and not to their rivals. And you're seeing a lot of that this holiday season. No cherise, WalMart has something even more innovative for the Sam sculpt store. Right. There's a Sam's Club is also doing something similar, but that's going to be only in one store in Texas where he base up. You're not going to have any cashiers, no checkout counters or lines you in scanning go, you scannon item. You're gonna pay for it through the app, and then you can walk out with your basket and go about your business without ever having to interface with an employee or lose timing your day because she was standing in line. Line for an hour. Cherise? How do you think this is going to do? I think it's going to be, you know, probably very successful. I mean, I think that, you know, one of the things that stores sore chains like WalMart and target are doing is trying to leverage the stores, right something that Amazon doesn't really have a lot of. And so it's a way to kind of entice you you get out there. And I think that, you know, part of the, you know, the frustration when you're shopping is when you do think at the end of this fund you've had looking at items you've got to wait for a really long time to get out of there. So I think the fact that you're going to be able to find stuff without wandering around. And you're going to have someone that can check you out. Right where you are is going to be really appealing especially because during the holiday season people are very pressed for time. Alright the holiday shopping rush is just a few weeks away. I'm Jefferson Graham with USA day been listening to talking tech. Thank you Jones for joining us. Look for us on Twitter. I'm at Jefferson Graham Theresa's at police Jones. Please. Subscribe talking tech on apple and Google podcast. Please speak with the show on Stitcher, which helps more people find the show and as always thanks everyone for listening. There are job sites that make you wait for the right candidates to apply to your job. Not smart. But you know, it is smart going ZipRecruiter dot com slash tech. Talk to hire the right person. Ziprecruiter, doesn't depend on candidates finding you. It finds them for you. It's powerful matching. Technology scans thousands of resumes identifies people with the right skills education and experience for your job. And actively invites them to apply. So you get qualified candidates fast. That's why ZipRecruiter is rated number one by employers in the US this rating comes from hiring sites on trust pilot with over a thousand reviews and right now talking tech listeners can try ZipRecruiter for free at this exclusive web address, ZipRecruiter dot com slash talk. That's ZipRecruiter dot com slash tech talk. Ziprecruiter dot com slash tech, talk ziprecrui. Under the smartest way to hire.
Here & Now
Beijing, Trump and President discussed on Here & Now
"The dow jones industrial average fell more than three hundred points this morning amid fears of a trade war with china treasury secretary steven mnuchin and other administration officials are in beijing today for trade talks president trump tweeted yesterday that they're trying to negotiate a level playing field on trade he also said he looks forward to being with president she in the future and that the two will always have a great relationship cherise jones of usa today joins us with more high cherise hello so president trump in china have both threatened these massive tariffs against each other both sides have a lot to lose here are we expecting any kind of resolution during this two day trip you know it's not likely two days is just not enough time to settle differences over issues that are so significant between the two biggest economies in the world but i think people are really glad that they're at least talking instead of just engaging in this tit for tat and these threats that have really shaken up investors.