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KCBS All News
"chris rogers" Discussed on KCBS All News
"News 106 9 and a.m. 7 40 K CBS. And we have sorry. We have Michael rock of forte at the editor's desk CBS News time to 50, representatives from Sonoma county are in Egypt for this year's United Nations climate conference. It's David Welch reports. They're sharing with other countries. What they've learned from combating devastating disasters. Santa Rosa mayor Chris Rogers was one of the first from the Sonoma county delegation to arrive in Sharm el Sheik. He says it's been a whirlwind of activity ever since. We're here talking about Santa Rosa and snowman county story and the things that we are doing to try to recover from disaster in a way that's more resilient. Roger says that when he started comparing stories from delegations from other countries, he quickly realized they were all dealing with similar climate issues. He could be our talking to countries that are feeling that same sting of climate change that have been through perpetual droughts that are seeing hurricanes when they wouldn't have normally. But where stories of climate disasters have been similar. Roger says Santa Rosa and Sonoma county have been offering other countries examples of their solutions. What makes us really unique is we're one of the few places that's not just able to talk about the tragedy side of it. But then also talking about how we've been able to utilize our economy and our commerce to really recover better. David Welch, kcbs. As climate change warms things up in the west beavers may be here to save the day. Megan goldsby explains a new study out of Stanford. It wasn't the study they were doing at first, but as lead author Scott fenor for Professor of earth system science at Stanford University tells kcbs as they were set to analyze water quality on a stretch of the Colorado River. We just had this opportunity time where a beaver decides to build a dam right in the middle of our field site. So we were all instrumented, ready to go to see what the effects of the beaver dam was. So they compared the water quality in heavy rain years versus low rain years to the quality of the water filtered through that dam. What we found was that the beaver dam is just dwarf, any effects that you see from these climatic changes that you get meaning the water was much cleaner with less unwanted nitrogen after it went through the dam, what's happening is that when the rodents block up the river, the water is forced to be filtered through the nearby soil instead. And so it's a really positive feedback on the effects of climate change that where we have diminished water flows. We end up getting the beaver dams coming in and as a beaver population increases, we get more of the dams. And those then cause this change in the water flow that helps improve the water quality. So they're really what we think of as a really positive ecosystem service. Not the pests that they can be seen as Megan goldsby, kcbs. While inflation may be eating into holiday joy, a survey from wallet hub shows 40% of people they ask, do not plan on buying any gifts this year because of higher prices. And among those who say they will be buying gifts, more than half say, they'll shop online more than last year and many are shopping earlier than usual. Time out for a look at your money with Richard Moran
KCBS All News
"chris rogers" Discussed on KCBS All News
"Includes Santa Rosa mayor Chris Rogers. He was one of the first from the group to arrive in Egypt and since then, he's been learning a lot about climate struggles in other parts of the world. There are folks who are here who are able to tell kind of a similar story. And although he's done his fair share of listening and learning, he's finding that a lot of other countries want to hear from him. And how Sonoma county in Santa Rosa tackled climate change with unique solutions. We talk about electrification and we talk about how we've been able to switch all of our city buildings over to a 100% renewable energy. And that's helped him realize that not only does he have a lot to learn from the conference, he has just as much to share as well. The strides that we've made in Santa Rosa in the face of adversity is really what makes our story unique here when we talk to people. David Welch, kcbs. It's been a week since the midterm elections almost week, votes are still being counted as we mentioned in some states Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi appearing this morning on CNN State of the Union to talk about the results and she also gave us an update on her husband. Paul's condition after he was attacked in their San Francisco home at the end of last month. Each day takes us closer to recovery. It's a long haul, but he's doing well. Comforted by the good wishes and especially the prayers of so many people throughout the country, we thank them all for that. Speaker also said her congressional colleagues are encouraging her to run again for another term as democratic leader. She's going to hold off on making that decision. Just to head on kcbs. I'm Kathy Whitman with what one tech company is doing to feed people this holiday season. To help local food banks across the country improve their
Bloomberg Radio New York
"chris rogers" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"About it in his mind? I think that so he didn't have a master plan. So he, as he got more money or as he got any money, he would periodically updated it and expand it and it would grow. There wasn't a sort of overarching strategy for it. And I think in his mind it can keep growing in a sort of organic way, and he can keep modifying the existing parts of it once it actually continues to expand. That being said, a lot of people seem to feel that it's done. And being there myself, it definitely felt like a cogent sort of clear work of art. And sorry if you want to go see it, what this year, because she can't. Well, so a couple thousand people applied in the first week that it was said to be open. 6 people can visit at a time no more per his instructions. And something for the masses, everybody. Well, you know, and it feels like it should be, but I understand. Yeah, the thing is that you want to be there by yourself. The minute that becomes an amusement park is the minute it doesn't have this kind of otherworldly sense of contemplation. Where's it cost that a go see it? Around a $150 for general tickets in theory, but currently they're not really charging anyone anything to show up. And anyone in the surrounding counties can go for free. All right, I would love to actually just keep talking about this, but I do feel like we have to go from those massive monuments to the elite buildings known as co ops. A different kind of monument. Some people's minds. Tell us about this story. Well, how come co ops, Chris? This is a bit of a city and country special. We've reviewed two hotels and Michael heizer's artwork is called city and so we thought, really, let's get into commentary on the city and then let's do our own commentary on the city. And these are perceived to be relics from a different time. So just generally speaking, the kind of best co ops in New York City are on the upper east side and on Central Park west on the west side. And they are places that are owned by their shareholders, which means that everyone who lives in these buildings has a financial responsibility to maintain them. And what that has ultimately led to for decades is super, super, super restrictive, entry requirements to actually get in. And the code board can just say, no, they can't be a part of our. It's crazy. So we've all heard stories. Like it's nuts. This is a thing that people outside of New York City have no idea how they work. I mean, we're talking about buildings where you have to pay in all cash in order to actually buy a place there. And you're not even actually buying the place. You're buying shares in the building. And to be clear, all cash to the tune of tens of millions of dollars and oftentimes there's a requirement that you have tens of $1 million left in your bank account. What's great about that is what's great about that is it comes with all these amenities usually, like a brand new pool, a state of the art gym. Right? Right? Yeah, none of that. Wait, what? No. Central air all the time. That would be that would be reasonable. This is insane. This is completely crazy. Didn't I co op turned down Madonna? Yes, the bears heard face. Right? Come on. That being said. This is not a piece about how awful co ops are. This is a piece about how co ops very, very slowly, have sort of woken up and realized that they are being left in the dust by super high end condominiums where you just simply own your apartment outright. Very different, less restrictions. And co ops have basically decided that they are going to lower the entry requirements ever so slightly in an effort to not only raise their property values, but also get a different generation of people inside. Hence the co op flip flop. I can't even say you'd co op flip flops, say that 5 times fast. Hey, we only have about a minute or so left. Chris what else is in I know there's a place Tim is dying to go to. So I'm not going to be able to go. Okay, so we have two hotel reviews. The first is wildflower farm, which is a new auberge resort upstate, which is a, it's a sort of a working farm, you can go feed chickens, you can go feed pigs, or Jim gatty went and reviewed it and said it's very luxurious. You can send a $1000 a night to feed those chickens. And then Hannah Elliot, who is, as you know, the coolest person in the world who's also nice. We had her fly from LA to review the Chelsea hotel, which is which has been resurrected. It's still full of ghosts. The famous hotel where Arthur Miller stayed Leonard Cohen, Patti Smith and Robert and Robert made before were roommates there. It's been closed for many years and being renovated. It's been a $100 million for renovating it. And now it's this kind of combo of glamorous and also kind of crappy. It really feels like it should be. And Hannah loved it and rooms there started at about $350 a night, so it's a little cheaper than the wildflower. Oh my God, what a great section you guys really loved it and loved reading through it. Thank you so much. Yeah, big thank you to Bloomberg businessweek arts columnist James Tommy. And Bloomberg pursuits editor Chris roger. Thanks so much guys. And that wraps up the week in addition to Bloomberg business week from Bloomberg radio, I'm Carol master, thanks so much for joining us. And I'm Tim snyk, be sure to tune into
Gettin' Grown
"chris rogers" Discussed on Gettin' Grown
"You're no good. You're no good. Nigga, you're no good. Oh gosh, so funny. You gotta hit up with the heat. Okay, your turn. My turn. Missy had all of the good. Just for you and me. Yes. Okay. Okay. That's my car, performer. I'm sorry, I'm so sorry. My sister just said this to me. I don't know if I just said it to you. Oh my God. Chris Rogers was suited to you so you can put it in a big truck. This is so confusing. I saw that. I saw that. I saw that on Twitter earlier today 'cause you know black people are just genius. You won't ever tell me that we're not. It's the ingenuity are the best. Oh my God. 50 says hey get upside down today. Without getting out the bed. I was gonna say see also me looking for the remote or my glasses. Anything like what where the hell? Hi. Who cares? Yeah. That's totally me. Okay, my bad. Okay, my bad. I interrupted you. Here's your card. That's my car, perform a song about a car. A car? Yes, a car. One came.
Gettin' Grown
"chris rogers" Discussed on Gettin' Grown
"That they did it. You know, we've been waiting for a long time to have a solely hip hop Super Bowl experience. They could have honestly kept Dr. Dre out of it, but whatever. I was happy to see cancer. Mary, I was happy to see. You know, hey, Eminem. And I was, you know, it was cool, overall. It was a good halftime show. Especially for us. Yes. And this particular in this particular age bracket. We thoroughly appreciated it. And enjoyed it. And I do the golden lord's reference really did warm. My very face is a movie that is so near and dear to me. Like for the rest of my days, honestly. For sure. So pre Super Bowl. Drake and his eyebrows had a party. Oh. Okay. And you know, so you know it was a star studded affair. I'm sure. Okay, everybody was in the building. I'm sure you know, including COVID. I'm sure. 'cause what if I Jose? The COVID COVID is definitely somewhere God bless God bless. God bless. So future excuse me, Sierra, and Russell were in the building. You know? Just having a good time. You know what I'm saying? Her and her knees. And future shows up. Oh, and so they leave quickly. And so that made, you know, social media headlines. You have to make sure you specify. And you know, niggas try to clown Russell. Really? On him leaving the party early. They was like, oh, you don't want to smoke with future blah blah blah. And all I have to say is Russell and Sierra did not need to be involved in any negative shit. With nayvadius. Yes. Okay. And Russell was running home to future his child. Okay. Because future doesn't. I guess so. Oh, you don't take care of your kid dick? So. I appreciate it. I feel like there's some, you know, I'm feeling like there's some maturity here. And I can totally see. Sierra being ready to go and wrestle saying let's go. Let's go. I mean, it's not about running, but sometimes you just have to protect your peace in a way. Yes. And I'm with it. I'm like, well, why make this a thing? Like, I'm not doing it. So I'm with it. Agree. All down for it. Okay. I thought it was a wonderful move. I thought it was a mature move. We are not getting caught up in your foolishness. You are still singing about pissing coating out of your penis hole. And you are making songs about everybody that breaks your fragile ass heart nigga with your weak ego. So, therefore. I'm not mad at them for running home to their children. I don't even see it as running. I see it as it's not running. Not running. Leaving. That's what I'm saying. We are running two hour peace. Yes. We are leaving so that we can go home to our family. Yeah, 'cause I feel like if I could, quote, be ever problematic, little Duval, I ain't going back and forth with you, niggas. No. Not while I'm living my best life. So if that means that I need to just go ahead and punch, I'm willing to do that. Because let me tell you something. If Sierra was anything like me, you know, that party was work. And I'm ready to go home. Let's do it. Let's boogie. Let's get on out of here. And I would have been super petty. Quote, Jay-Z lyrics and everything. Other niggers, playing in the future, which of football and your son? My God. Yeah, absolutely. That's my kind of carrying on, honey. It's just like, and I mean, I was all the way here for it. Yeah. All the way here for it. Speaking of speaking of growing people, though, who do not do grown people things? All right. Cornelius Nelly, a video quote, unquote leaked. Second not leak. Okay, so you're saying that intentionally posted. Now, was it supposed to buy because I know how a story goes, nigga? And you didn't accidentally post that. He posted it accidentally post the, I think it was on his page. But don't quote me on that. Okay. But you're too grown for that. You two grown for that nigga. And so Nelly, way too way too old. But there was a video that leaked of Nelly receiving fellatio from a young lady. And there was much commentary. Oh yeah, it was him getting head. Okay. And you know, and that's fine. You know, whatever we're all grown. But there was much conversation amongst the ladies about, you know, the various opinions of the size of his. I saw that. I saw that conversation. And I just saw that video had leaked I assumed that it was like him like a sex tape like where they were, you know, 'cause people were commenting on size and so I just assumed that it was about him being a nigga and getting head and grabbing his phone to film it in the process. Because that's what it was. So I just wanted to quote you. Because this has brought me so much joy that I have to spread it everywhere that I possibly can. I knew this was going to happen. Oh, no, no, no, no. I'm going to quote a quote. To you, but hold please. My food is here. Hold on. Okay. Hello. I didn't say anything about this. Don't quote me. Yes, if you hit the directory. And you dial in the apartment. This is reality podcast. Yep. We are fielding real-time interruptions as life continues. No problem. As we record the show, you understand, very good. Thank you so much. That's it right there. So sorry about that. If you could just cut out my apartment number. You too, Chris Rogers. Yes, very important. But so, you know, this leaked or whatever. And one of my favorite comments that I saw in connection to this video. Was because some people were very happy. You know, there's varying opinions as to what you would like to take. You know what I'm saying? Some of us are happy with the 8 or 9 inches, you know? Some are Mount Everest climbers and would like for 12 years. You know, want their enjoy uterus Feng Shui, you know? Get your life queen. Or whomever. Yes. Some, you know, are like, hey, petite pussy over here, just give me something that's fun size. So there were all these opinions. You know, very Goldilocks. It was all these opinions around Nelly's penis. And my favorite quote was one girl who says. Oh dear. Nelly's dick is in giving what is supposed to gave. That's not the comment, though. It was the response. Okay? Because another young lady came right behind her and said, okay, miss deep dish pussy. Oh. Oh. And my motherfucking screaming. Not the pepperoni pants, Chicago deep. Not Chicago style. Yeesh..
The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
"chris rogers" Discussed on The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
"And getting ready. It was a lot of fun to be in across from them that winter. I remember. Yeah, I love that spring training analogy. That's just so perfect. We have about two minutes before we have to get to our commercial break here at the bottom of the hour damn, but I did want to go back to a comment you made when you were talking about learning from Jerry Mormon. You also talked about being around Chris Rogers, who was an excellent writer. And there was a story you told in the article that Chris leman had put out a couple of weeks ago about breezing horses with Chris and one day you were on a stakes horse. He was not. And that turned into a really fun story. Tell me more about that. Well, those guys back then, I mean, you know, when Chris started riding, I don't think there were cameras watching the races. Were there. So you learned to do things that you could get away with, I guess. You know, like I said, I was a bit before my time. By the time I started that we did have cameras and you learned to do things. And they used to tag onto a horse's saddle cloth. And you know, that the two horses would go along together. The one couldn't pull away from the other. And Chris was just full of all that kind of stuff. I remember another time I was breezing horse with him and I'm on a very fast Philly where I'm not training track at wood wine. And I'm on a fast Philly and he's on a really good horse this time. And the boss says to me, he says, set a pace for this horse and you know he'll go buy you somewhere in the stretch and you know that's your job today. So I break off and I'm going like a bat out a heck. I'm on a fleet Nash rule of Philly and I turn into the stretch and I still got some horse. Well, of course you're young and you're competitive and it's Chris Rogers. So you think maybe I'm going to give him a hard time here, right? So we straighten away and I look over my shoulder to the right and I don't see him and I look over my shoulder to the left and I don't see him running where the heck is he? You know? And I look back to where we started to see if something went wrong. And of course, he was sitting right in behind me. He was just tailgating me waiting till I looked around and then he's just dropped switch leaves, dropped her into the inside of me and just went by me. I assume, you know, and then of course you panic and you kind of throw your horses head away too much and he just went by me and just yeah, and he's giggling as he went by and it was fun and nice to holy mackerel, I said, you know, you may be look like an idiot. And he said Danny, I almost won a grade one in Chicago and beat Nashville, doing the same thing. He said, I tailgated that guy right till the very end and he said I ducked inside and the horse seeing me and he didn't and I got beat ahead, but he said, I've done that to a lot of people anyway. Yeah, he was a character and he was fun to work with and he was an absolute genius on a horse and it was fun being around those type of guys and they taught you a lot. Just by being around them, just realize that you had to learn things about horses that nowadays, I'm not sure that we understand that part of horses as much as they did. What a fantastic story visiting with trainer Dan vela here on trainer talk presented by phasic tipton. We're going to get to a short break when I come back in the second half of the program. We'll.
The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
"chris rogers" Discussed on The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
"Dreaming that when you're a kid, but it didn't last too long. I hope you look pretty quick. What position did you play in football? Well, we call that middle guard. It was a defensive center. I played right across from the center. Yeah. I like the defensive line. I was pretty good at, I liked it. And that was just in high school. Just in high school, yeah. I played mostly I was a hockey player at that time. I mean, I played a lot of hockey, but in high school, we dressed all in play football. You had to have something in the winter time. Yeah, and every kid that grows up in Canada wants to be a hockey player, right? Back then, everybody was we had ranks in every street corner and the parks all had ranks and we played hockey in the summertime. We play on the street. You know, that was our passion back then, you know, basketball was getting bigger. And soccer and lacrosse was big, but hockey was the one. With your interest in other sports, did you ever think, well, maybe I won't make a career in horse racing. Maybe I'll do something different. No, I always knew horses were for me. Yeah, yeah, and it's been a relationship that has lasted 50 years for my special guest here, Dan vela here on trainer talk, presented by facing tipton. So you go to work and you start learning from some of the folks with the show horses and then you move on to working on the backside at woodbine. Where do things go from there? What was kind of the first moment when you said, man, this is going to be my life. Well, I knew right from the start, it's what I wanted to do. The person that kind of gave me the push in the right direction was a fellow from Western Canada named Jerry Mormon. Jerry trained for chef free farms, and I still train actually. It's an odd thing, but Steven shafts. Who I train for now, it was his father, Jerry, that it was my first real breakthrough job. I became an assistant trainer for Jerry Mormon and not a pretty solid education there. I worked with Chris Rogers, who was an outstanding rider and they were both great guys and great characters and aggressive horsemen and liked what they were doing. And that kind of where I turn the corner before that, I was, you know, you kind of know what you want to do, but you don't know how to get there. But yeah, it's Chris Rogers and Jerry Marvin, especially Jerry. He was he was the key for me to getting to the next level and learning how to work that much harder and learning about the horses and to spend a lot of time that worked very hard for quite a while with him, but enjoyed it. Yeah, you mentioned that education working with Jerry. What are some of the things that he taught you that have served you well throughout your career? Probably the biggest thing. I remember saying it many times. You know, they're each individuals. You have to treat them like you can't train horses, you know, you can't train them all the same. They're individuals. They have individual personalities. They have individual physical characters and he really was a big on that. And you had to learn what the key to each horse was. You know, what made them tech and what made them even better? And happy horse wins races. That was his thing. And I learned a lot about the character of horses. You know, over the years the way we get the vet has changed, you know, we don't train quite as aggressively as we used to. We don't run as aggressively as you know, I don't know if the courses have changed or we've changed or it's a bit of both, but yeah, the individual horse, that's the key to real success, I think. I can't tell you Dan, how many times I have had trainers come out in this program and mention that very same thing. Treat them all as individuals. The other word that comes up a lot is patience. Is that a big key? Well, if you don't have it when you first start, you learn it very quick because yeah, if you're not patient, if you I write everything in my books and my training charts in pencil because you have to have a plan, but in this business, you have to be able to change it very quickly. If you don't set a plan out, you're probably won't get to where you're going. But if you try to stick to it too hard, you'll probably have heard some horses on the way. So you have to be very flexible and they teach your patients right from the very start. You mentioned writing things down in pencil, are you still doing things the old way and doing things by hand? I do. It's the way my head works. I've been doing it that way for a long time. I have the old style training charts. I mean, we do our bookkeeping and stuff all that so I'm on computer now and I spend a lot of time reading about horses and stuff on the Internet, but the trading charts that I take to work every day are still in, you know, there's still this square boxes and I go a long daily with them and like I said, I do them in pencil, so we can adjust to what the horse needs. That term old school is often tied to people like suge magee and Bill Matt and Wayne Lucas because they've been around the game for so long. And they've been doing things a certain way and doing it at a high level for so long. And they really haven't, they've changed their approach, but they still do things as they used to do them in some respects. So Dan, when you think about what it means to be old school what does that mean to you as a horse trainer? Well, yeah, that's a hard one. I mean, I guess it's some of the things you are.
WCPT 820
"chris rogers" Discussed on WCPT 820
"To rebound Coffee with Carlos sells rocky I was in Broadway latte I'll have a cappuccino It's the same cup of coffee I was gonna make espresso Good to the last drop Okay Yes Would he have been I want to yeah they were scaremongering about critical religion Theory weren't they They had been for either Yeah they don't want to know that Jesus was a dark skinned Jew and helped You know red John Vogel sayings Joe fugal things Jesus famous Jesus quote They don't want to know all that He helped poor people Wait a minute Turn the other cheek Wait Yeah so what's your take on the Virginia We just you know I was saying I think it's typical of a post election year where all the energy was just put into trying to survive winning this presidential election less than a year ago right Yeah As it were I mean the election was more than a year ago but so people typically get lazy You know Yeah Fear motivates people more than hope Unfortunately And the Democrats are full of hope and we need to be full of fear This needs to be an awakening Thank you I thought like Malcolm Don't you I thought maybe there's that You just became like an audio So painting Again because we missed all that Go ahead Yeah exactly I thought that I thought that January 6 the whole thing Yes What do I think about Okay oh you know why Not hooked up to what you would call it and I will do that Okay Late night on set secret project I think what happened in Virginia is indicative that fear motivates people more than hope does Yeah we are full of hope after the election The Congress were being stalemated by cinema and as you say the timing of mansion yesterday those other people were motivated by fear We need to be motivated by January 6th And apparently we're not People storming the capitol you know killing cops and having a news for the vice president Apparently is not enough to motivate Democrats Plus I mean we have to get their feet to the fire on accountability for January 6th but there's not a lot we can do about that and the mainstream media just repeating Republican lies like critical race theory when it's not being taught anywhere I think we thought we didn't have to respond to it because it was such a lie but we do Unfortunately And so I think you're a giant wake-up call for 2022 Like wouldn't it something staggering like white white women were overwhelmingly for young men or whatever Yes White women failed us again It is true Absolutely They get so afraid This is the last bastion of I speak for dumb white bitches everywhere that you dumb white bitches are killing us DWB But yeah this is you know maybe we're gonna be an apartheid state eventually where the minority is just gonna rule the majority and it's just gonna be like any other sort of weird apartheid dictatorship because it's hard to battle misinformation It's so pervasive But again I go back to 2014 Cedar Rapids Minnesota as I've said many times before dairy Queen at the counter 60th television Fox News it started way back when they just pumped that stuff everywhere And raised poisoning Yeah It's hard to battle Absolutely Meanwhile we were saying there's such an intersection between these you know you have kids between the anti vaxxers anti maskers at school board meetings threatening violence engaging in violence in some cases And I think there was you know there was I think we were talking about Terry McCullough probably didn't misspeak in one He said we're not gonna let parents tell us I don't know what he said What to teach but I mean the fact is he should have come out more vocally and said this is pure racism saying don't teach Toni Morrison books We are not teaching critical race theory anywhere in Virginia This is a racist dog whistle It's bolt right And said it you know I just I think I keep saying joy Reid said it that I think Democrats do have to find a way to more vocally defend black people When they do these sort of because it's not even a dog whistle anymore It's right out in the open Yes Okay I think it's less about Democrats need to come out in different black people It's more Democrats need to come out and say you know what fragile white Republicans let's get over your fee fees Yes there was racism in your past You're not like that anymore You're not your great grandparents You're not them Unless you are Although in some cases you will see I think the fact that we're even bringing up the subject of creative array theory is the fact that the racism is still pervasive and never did go away And people are still like their grandfathers and that's what we're realizing This is what black folks have been saying like no We should say Chris Rogers a little bit about no I was gonna say we shouldn't be on running That should be our slogan is it is your grandfather's Republican Party Yes Yes It still is absolutely They're just cloaked in different uniforms They're not just wearing the hoods anymore They're actually people like the Marjorie Taylor greens or whatever her name is the bobert and people that are in in office in Congress Openly Yeah You know they are the crazy people They are the races we have to I mean I think that what Carlos is a giant wake-up call for by the way wherever the 80% that are vaccinated that are not that are want to live in a society and want to treat people decently whether it's on planes or at school boards Secretary Buttigieg talking about the pocket hang on Secretary Buttigieg talking about that there should be a no fly list for these people zero tolerance Vaccine mandates and no fly lists for these people that engage in violence against flight attendants Here is that You brought up the possibility of a no fly list for these people who are perpetrating these attacks Is it time for that Well I think every option needs to be on the table I can't believe we even have to say this but for God's sake do not do not disrespect let alone harm flight crews who as the captain always says are there for your safety Thank you You went on to say By the way this is not just about protecting flight attendants who have been on the front lines of this pandemic who are there for your safety There's also protecting other passengers It threatens the entire area Of course it does What a passenger behaves this So obviously Carlos big news for you as a parent the CDC by the way this should make you feel good as a parent Unanimously Unanimously endorsed the Pfizer vaccine for children age 5 through 11 in the United States And this is just in time for winter surges traveling all that stuff that you know in the past put us right back to the starting gate with COVID right Yeah So they should begin as soon as this week I believe So how does that feel for it was apparent It feels great Loren was on the computer signing up today There was something at the end of November We were going to get at least Austin my youngest is going to go November 16 to CVS and get her first dose We're concerned because we're having Thanksgiving with our cousins or my brother in law from Arkansas They've been vaccinated but we're all getting together as a family and so before this trip happens we would like to get at least one dose of the vaccine We believe in the efficacy I'll send it to your site.
Sean Carroll's Mindscape: Science, Society, Philosophy, Culture, Arts, and Ideas
"chris rogers" Discussed on Sean Carroll's Mindscape: Science, Society, Philosophy, Culture, Arts, and Ideas
"Is research. But that's false. They're not telling you the truth there. There they might even be lying to themselves. I don't know but the point is if you do any of those things secretly. They will be thinking well. They could have been doing research during that time. And it's kind of an interesting weird phenomenon because if you play guitar okay. If that's a hobby that you have no one cares about that. Go ahead and play guitar. But if you write books about physics care about that that counts against you and you might say well. Why would play guitar. Not count against you writing. Physics books count against you in their minds. They're thinking that the time and effort could use spent writing. Physics book could have been used doing physics research whereas the guitar playing time. Just a separate category. So that doesn't count against you so the system is biased against you but individual people react in a wide variety of ways as you'd expect individual people to do chris. Rogers says is there a parallel universe. Where the nazis won world war two. That seems like a shame. So it's a short question but i already have three things. I want to say in response to this. One is who cares if it seems like a shame. I'm sure that you're being somewhat humorous here. But of course you want to find out what is true. Not what we want to be true. So whether it's a shame or not irrelevant. Whether it's true as i'm sure you already know More importantly number two if there's a parallel universe where the nazis won world war two then. There's a parallel universe where world war two didn't even happen and that would be awesome right. I guess The most importantly number three if the parallel universes we're talking about here are ever ready in. Universe are different branches of the wave function of the universe than it's true that there are many different branches. Were many different things happen. Not everything happens. Things happened that..
KFAB's Morning News with Gary Sadlemyer
"chris rogers" Discussed on KFAB's Morning News with Gary Sadlemyer
"Custom was inbox. that's our email address pleasure to welcome jim cabinet of the program. Douglas county commissioner district to a county board meets every tuesday. And i got a heads up from jim the other day. I want to get a little more information here. Jim good morning you've got you've got You've got an idea that maybe you can lower the levy on property taxes Morning thanks for having me on tomorrow to stop any taxes for all homeowners and commercial properties embezzled county What result in millions and savings county property owners. And it's time we put our money where our mouth is for real property debts relief. How much relief are we talking here. I mean as far. Let's take the usual example as hundred thousand dollar home and the usual example is i times that i am going to propose a certain rate. And depending on what is is finally accepted that could vary the average home. Is i think about two hundred. Sixty thousand In douglas county. And if you take the commercial properties Along with that the the the reason for this is that twenty. Twenty twenty twenty one i- properties that does county increase like three billion dollars. That's over five percent increase in all properties In addition douglas county received fifty five and a half million dollars from american. Rescue plans Revenues from Washington we had twenty inch and a half billion dollars carried over for cares After money from Twenty twenty one or twenty twenty and we laughed Over twenty million dollars in unexpended expenses to the general fund for my own department. So all of this. In addition to the city of omaha we reducing its mill levy lancaster county reducing his mill levy shows that this is a town fiscal policy And it's based on you know hard facts and numbers. It's time the results of of millions of dollars in Saving to Douglas county property owners returned to them and You know this comes at a time. When many families and businesses and individuals are struggling with economic in. I don't. I don't know i don't know any property owners would disagree jim but i'm just looking at aboard here. I would imagine the mike friends and and Pj morgan would go along Possibly marianne. I don't see the boils and chris rogers giving a thumbs up to this. If it's about spending and savings. I mean they typically are are more liberal in terms of fiscal policy. What's your view conversations with my colleagues. And i think you know what happened. In lancaster county will be very instructive. They voted unanimously to lower their property. Tax mill levy and the council of omaha nebraska. Did as well. These should be instructive to my colleagues. And i've had these conversations with them exactly like we're having today about all of this money that's coming in over and above what we usually have. I mean when we have a i plus percent increase in the property tax base. And you just leave the mill levy Where it is your property tax. Bill is going to go up so without doing anything. There's gonna be a property tax increase. And i'm saying that this is the time to cut that in increase because we've got all of this other money coming in addition to the money that we didn't even spend out of our budget last year. Do you have a specific number of mine percentage wise. I'm proposing a mill levy decrease of a full mil I certainly the open discussions relative to maybe A million and a half. But we can certainly afford this. This is based on sound fiscal policy. And if you just look around the the other governmental units in the community. They're seeing the same thing and frankly. Douglas county is in better fiscal shape than the city of omaha. So the city can do this. There's no question in my mind based on all these numbers We can do this as well. The property tax cut is fair affordable. And the right thing to do as a sounding board meeting. I'll move to cut property taxes for homeowners and commercial properties in douglas county. And i think working together. We can do this feedback yet. But what are you expecting from. I mean your fellow commissioner. I've had some conversations with colleagues that have been very positive you know. I think that it'll be surprising to see who comes down. Where know based on mass of physicians that they may have taken in terms of being in favor of property tax relief. This is put your money where your mouth is time. You want to actually lower the mill levy. And that's what i'm proposing. We'll be watching. We'll be watching closely. Jim thank you. Jim cavanaugh district to douglas. County commissioner on. Kabc's morning news. Keep your eye on that vote tomorrow. So that's nice to see to see with property values going up and up and up. I if you lower the mill levy you have no chance actually say mayor stoddard She gets criticized. You know while there's only a little bit. Well i'll tell you what a little bit twice as better than going the other direction to me to me though sadler just cries out for legislation does but perhaps valuations. This is very common and other states. We have to be willing to do it now. I'd like to hear you know. What what commissioner cavenaugh. And all the commissioners would have to say about that idea because mayors don't like it because that curtails the money that comes in for city projects they can say i lowered taxes are handled the budget. But there's plenty of money because everybody's property's gone up Please weigh in on that one which nobody seems to want to support except governors. They liked the idea on thing at a time. No it's a good news. Says yes very very good very promising..
Gettin' Grown
"chris rogers" Discussed on Gettin' Grown
"Got i nicole. Wray girl was but Anyway can game already. I'm as name song attached to a great memory that you have. Who a great memory. I mean i mean i. we could've. I'm more specific. But i wanted to leave general because i didn't give you any time to prepare so i just okay. Okay okay. all right sleeping in my bedroo- hill and i will say why. Okay please got begun. You just can't turn it loo-. I went to the buzz. Budweiser fests when that song was hot and saw mary j. blige bone thugs and harmony drew hill. Eliya engine yuan. Oh i will never forget. Drew hill bringing a giant bed on stage rolling a giant bed onstage with to of course female dancers role not just simulating. They were dancing. What was going on in the video and that he was being cheated on By his woman with a woman for those who have not seen the sleeping in my bed video. But yes i will never forget like did. These is really just. Roll a queen size bed onto the stage. So that is why. That's that's what briggs and that was an amazing concert if you can imagine the lineup outstanding. I have Okay so it's probably more of an album a song. But when i was in college asthma allow time in the library. And especially like you know me and me and my friends. We would literally celebrates and be excited when the library would be open for twenty four hours like it would be like. Wow the ivory. The library doesn't close. It would be like it would be a thing right because we go to the and the functions and you know everyone will go back to their rooms in the library. Finish my paper fundamental. Whatever it was that. I needed to get done and during my senior year we were both working on our senior thesis projects. Me and my good friend. Jessica cook ray. We had a room. That was one of the reading rooms up on the third floor and it was kind of tucked away and there was like two or three computers in there and no one else would really be in there with us and we will cut on. We would listen to music as we will do. Our work. And this was before like airpods. We had headphones we dismantle whatever. But you know most of the time we would literally like be listening to actual cds like in the computer's. Cd-rom so we will listen to luther. Vandross live radio city literally or repeat everywhere working on our papers. I mean i mean the. We were always seeing my favorite song. I'd rather i thought this time along with what we need. Let's say and i mean we. I mean all our in the library with jessica we would say. Excuse me miss from us. Ably i mean in now to this day wherever i am if i hear any song from the album immediately transported back to that room and the library with mia. We'll be singing a house not home at three in the morning while we work in on our paper for a professor jones s my god so good. I love that a great memory. Those were great memories. So that's their whole album is attached to that member. I love how you can't remember people a lotta times but like they just doing a lot in the honda fit period doing all of that. Like a corolla info How you can you assert memory can trigger like just like a whole thing. You like my friend jessica boba. I went to that concert with my when my friend kisha jordan. I thought it was. I don't know what it is. But i always felt like it was like a white plains thing where i grew up but We always say everybody's full now we we don't say like first thing. I don't know what that is. But i have to say some is even when i see that person if i see someone from high school i am absolutely going to be like melinda cole clark. You better come over here like this and i don't know what that is but even when we were younger we did it. It'd be like pamela davis scott. It would just be every like we were liberated sake. People's whole names flag. No reason i don't know what that black it's a very black. Being full name was so and in conversation we never even just referred to anyone by their first name. No notice how we call chris. Rogers chris rogers. This is chris. Rogers and then the other one regular.
Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"chris rogers" Discussed on Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"The laura who was stupid can have. Pete join us. And then tony and i know you nick. Actually nick is at the. Nick has got a doctor's appointment with the baby. The baby Okay if there's no pete for now than Switch over he might have gotten involved in something. Switch over case and grab tony. We'll we'll be fine Amazingly on on saturday. I guess maybe it might have a fraud. Might have started friday. I didn't wouldn't have occurred. Didn't occur to me on friday and didn't feel it until saturday evening. We we were driving home. I got i got sunburn over the weekend i and i and i'm i'm not kidding. I and i'm not talking though you know. Tina was laughing at me in the car. We're we're you know we we head out and we. We have to start heading north. It's about a fourteen hour with stops fourteen hours. And so we had to mid ohio and and all of a sudden teens. Has you got sunburn. Today we had spent. We'd spent a good three hours from about noon to about three. Yeah that's about right noon to three out. Where i like to spend the day on the track apron and by the the winter circle and i didn't even notice it at the time but i the feeling like you know like a mook i. It's it's crazy and so there's i tried. I tried with the with the with the loofah. Took me about a day and a half. I guess it started peeling on monday. Or tuesday but I also i also got I think i think we've got to have to go back to wearing some hats in the sun. I i gotta tell you the top of my head got. Yeah i got sunburn case. He's laughing at me. Tony black standing by good morning. I'm good i'm good. That's great picture. Tony just sent me an awesome creature. I'll i'll Trimmed up and put it out and From the one thousand nine hundred seventy three preakness and we'll obviously we'll talk preakness with you next week but That's a great picture. Tony yeah secretary is the one on the two wars and sham three. We let the gate and that was as close as i got the one of them. Tony between secretary sham. That's awesome all right. I didn't bother him either. One of them. As i didn't bother either one of them in the great memory. When somebody sent me that picture. I said i got to share this with eve. It's great. I'm gonna put it right up right now on as we talk On that topic tony. Since since it's a picture of you leaving the gate. i do see that. It looks like you're secure in your irons tony. Explain to everybody what goes on and you know how you get your foot knocked out. How you get set. Take us through losing irons Out of the gate where you can news irons out of the gate. And then you think oh. How could we haven't even gone to jobs. I'll tell you what i can do. A horse can be standing in the gate. Foots up against the The pad and the gate and before the break he could step back and when he steps back. Your foot doesn't come back with him in the your foot goes back and the iron doesn't come back with him or a good step forward and the iron goes forward and your foot doesn't lost time before they even rang the bell you also have a worse lunge out of there and You know you could lose the iron That when you do lose an iron and it's not common day. It's a very frustrating happening and i'll tell you what the first instinct is the fish for with your foot. Fish would fish for fish. Were try to get it. And that's what every young writer does. And i tell them don't do that. You're waste time you don't get it right away. What you do is you of course put your weight on on your foot still in and reach down with your hand and you place it on your foot you reach down with that hand grab yard grab it with your hand very easy and you put it on your the fishing for. It doesn't ever really Work quickly have to be lucky to get it so so you tell young writers but the first instinct is a let me get it with my with my foot undo it grab it. Put it back on your foot. I've had iron Come off. I mean out of my foot and i learned that right away in some rider told me i'll never forget it. Just write and he's my one of my Favorite old riders that Helped me when i had the bugging. That was Chris rogers and he reached down and get a kid. You know you never grab it with your foot. You grab it with your hand. And he's a good old guy you know but it's that natural instinct but It was an exciting derby and Everybody left their with their irons. You know you could actually had seen at times Jock go and all you can do is sit down and try. Take one hand off the rain. Grab it back. And that's all but it's.
Apathetic Enthusiasm
"chris rogers" Discussed on Apathetic Enthusiasm
"That was good. I thought i thought that was good stuff to talk about. And it's i'm curious to see if any like how sam is going to represent captain america as you know as captain america and what what how that'll play out in future movies and things or if it will if it'll even become an issue i do wanna talk about john walker rate Played by white rodney. Walker johnny walker. Who was the new captain. America and definitely fell short of two. I have completely blinking. Kevin crag roger. State chris rogers. Thank you as combining steve rogers in my head with like chris evans. As like steve that same problem a second ago. Yeah but anyway. Yeah so john walker a warded tons of battles in in the military the the celebrated war hero of the united states military. The obvious choice. For for a new captain america. But we see as these episodes have unfolded for starters. His introduction was was meant to trigger negative response from from the audience. And and i have to credit white russell that i've pretty much hated his character from the from the moment. He's he's been on screen. Which is a credit to his acting. Right don't want to hate on wyatt russell. Because i feel like he's done a great job in the role Because i really hated his character like And as he's continued to obsess over being known as captain america and taking over the role and feeling like.
Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"chris rogers" Discussed on Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"Of my top five. I've ever seen in my life. That's something that you've got one hell of a memory. I if you guys are always remembering you guys remember every single i. It's unbelievable but remember what. I ate for dinner last night how. 'bout nobody's asking about that. Along the way. I guess tony who was who was who was robert. Wright that that road broad-brush had those two wins. Oh that was Danny right and the merle. And at the danny right road Cover cover ryan down there. He says hey tone he says. I couldn't even let this son of a gun. Run down the stretch. He loved and so bad. I said love. Dan danny told me this. I really then. He said he looked in so bad. I would like standing up. Wanting to keep from indians i go. He boll with made the second time. I was quirky individual. You had a good teacher Good trainer richard small. Now never forget what i walked in. Nevada listen dawn. Don't even look at that first race. This is a runner that was just learning experience for him and he won for fundamentally nice. You know that goes on to win two point six million and and the legendary and you know when he when he we should look for this. I'll ask casey this week. The find when when he died I had dickey in fact it might be actually might already be on our might be in our best of age and vicky small told the stories tony and and whenever whenever you'd have the key small on dickey would laugh at his own jokes or his own. There would be things that would come up and he had the most infectious laugh and he would start the laugh about what he was telling you and he had just the greatest delivery and talking about putting broad-brush on the on the van to make him think he was going somewhere right because he loved the van that that's a great and vicky laughed about the with laugh about it unbelievable stories. Those guys could tie dyes. Yana call them old school or just scores man like the they are a backbone of the business when it comes to teaching the young people that come along. It's the young person. Pays attention to a guy. Like the small guy. Like richard magli or the guy that comes along and wants to learn something. Ask questions and make sure you listen. Because that's what kids did ri- rich. I mean we ask questions. I started riding seventy and there was an old writer named chris rogers and took me under his wing. And i never forget every conversation that i had when he started out. Hey kid kid where are you trying to kill yourself a kid be you when you do something stupid like that again but they taught yuck bill grim With rogers guys like that would set. Frank levada was an old rider. The old man then he'd been riding nine or ten years you listen to. You learned right rich.
Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"chris rogers" Discussed on Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"I don't know if it happens this year, but it needs to and I know that that irritates half the people listening, but, um, I'm so over watching pictures hit. It's one of my least favorite things about baseball. I grew up in National League fan. I grew up a Cardinals fan. And then you know, I I ended up watching a lot of American League baseball in college and then working with the White Sox. I saw that Z. All I saw primarily was American League ball. It's just way better. It's just and I used to make the same arguments. About pitchers hitting that everybody else makes in defense of it, and I realized all those arguments are bad. All those arguments or bad there's there's not a good reason to allow pictures to hit and they want to hit is not a good reason to allow them to hit. They just can't do it, and it's Okay again. Let me rephrase. It's not that they can't do it. It's just that the deck is stacked against them to do it. We'll think about your favorite hitter who goes through a slump. And it happens to everybody. Every single good hitter in baseball. Maybe not Mike Trout, but everybody else they go through slumps. How do you get out of a slump? Lawrence? Um, you keep hitting, you keep hitting. What do pictures not get to do? They don't get to hit. That's right. You get hit today you get that you get to it. Bats every five days. How are you supposed to be able to hit if you get too big league? It bats every five days. Well, I always love when people will drop Madison Bumgarner into the conversation that good. He was good, like in the playoffs or something right. So, like his numbers overall, are Overwhelming. Still like a 1 75 hitter, which is great for a pitcher, But But when you're talking about someone that you're gonna have do it every day. No like and that's the best one you can throw at me. This is the best guy you can throw me. It's the only one they can throw. Here's his. Here's his slash, Okay, his career slash and this is the guy that people throw in front of you and say pictures should it 1 77. 2 28 303 Get out of here within 5 32 0 parable. Terrible. Absolutely. I don't wanna watch it. Yes, it is entertaining when a pitcher Gets into one and hits a home run. But do you know why it's so entertaining? Because because novelty it's so unbelievable, like, Oh, my God, I can't believe he did it. I appreciate you dropping by the show. You bring up a lot of interesting points that I think they were going to continue on. Continued good health and success, and it's always good to talk to you, sir. I love you, my friend. I love you, too. That is Chris Roger and he brings up a good point about the D. H. Let's talk about this. Let's discuss whether you're one of those dyed in the wool baseball fans like I love National League ball. I want you to try and make a case that isn't crazy 855 to 1 to 4.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"chris rogers" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"More than a pride we inherit. It's the past we step into and how we repair it. But while democracy can be periodically delayed, it could never Permanently defeated. And so we lift our gaze is not to what stands between us. But what stands before us? We close the divide because we know to put our future first. We must first put our differences aside. But there was always light. If on Lee were brave enough to see it if on Lee were brave enough To be in. That's good poetry there. Yeah, And that was you. Good. A poet. That last Limerick was what was a lot of the means were made, And I'm it means, But graphics were on instagram of that nature. Is that a limerick? That's that? I just said that with conviction. I thought that sounded great. I have no idea. It was a man from D. C. No, That's not. I just said that went with it. Um, It's not a good she she She had an interview with Good Morning America this morning, and the rumor is that she's going to be running for president in 2036. So we'll see how that goes. And if before people crap on the girl, too, By the way, I thought it was a nice who's crapping on her people always crap on people, but because you know if you're if you're Jay below, but you go. Okay, well. Are we gonna have this debate where? Four years ago? You know, you're the people protesting for Trump even know sworn in and okay, it feels to visit this and Joe Biden talked. A good game, which I talked about the last hour is it's going to take show me Don't just say that. You know, the words are one thing, but actions speak louder than words. But that's unheard. If she's a poet, you're supposed to have this dream and vision, and she put together out. That was a nice, nice. Nice poem. Generally, I like they'd speak like I don't know what the hell they're saying most. Yeah, if you put the word the in your poem, I'm gone. You lost me, But I was hooked on what she was saying. It was good. It was good. And I didn't know this and But I think Oprah Winfrey bought The I don't know if it was her. Jack knows her ring and the hearings And I think that's a tradition that Oprah Winfrey brought. Bought the gloves in the jacket of Maya and Maya Angelou. You really believe that Oprah bought her the ring in the hearings as it as a gift from Amanda Gorham. You're going to see her around. I'm sure that won't be the last time she sounded a beautiful in phenomenal people make their money. I don't know if that girl's making money. What do you do that? You know, I'm a poet laureate or up like this Earth to settle job said you get money for that. Is there, Grant? Well, you don't get paid to perform the Super Bowl halftime show. I know, but should make another. You know how many people this is it? Concert released her third book. Okay, Somebody's buying that, I guess. Yeah, on I was wondering how she was found and discovered in this whole process. I don't know. My was like this beautiful creature. I came out of nowhere and just delivered this beautiful poem and I didn't know anything about her. And now she's like targeted on the Internet for search. Everyone on the shelf is in America's next poet. I think that's what is that a thing? The next show? That's a thing. So then we'll stay in chronicle logical chronological order here. Gaga performed the national anthem. I thought she did a beautiful rendition of it. Sometimes artists Yeah, whoa to take artistic liberties with the national anthem. Yeah. You know so much too much, but she nailed into the boxing. You know you're gonna be okay, so, but this is the inaugural president. I was staking out. You want the traditional if you have the Marine band there You need to keep it old school, right, she said. So she the performance wise and I not the one thing I thought of like she took that gold. Mike and you take the breath to see because you cannot mess up the national anthem. And there's a lot of different people aren't from the city. Of course, I want to sing and it's It's cold out in some places. You know her nose running? Yeah. How it just I mean, I can't. I can't believe that. Artists can control their nerves like that. So let's talk about what she wants. She had the shell a little flair that when she told the mic cable, which that was nice, right? Yeah, generally should just standing there like it was a high school football game or something. You're nervous, but she's gaga. Yeah, she she did well, based on what she came down the stairs with Yeah, You know, I thought she looked stunning. I think that it is not out of character for Lady Gaga to dress in something fabulous in phenomenal. Um My biggest comment was like it felt like you had to clutch onto the Marine that was walking you down the stairs like you know that If you let me go, and I fall, this is going to be a national television. So please just take care of me and I heard something this morning that it's like you made fun of President Trump for stealing the limelight yet. Here you are. You feeling? All right? So I don't know. But to me, I don't I was waiting for that huge dry was thought like halfway to the son, Kevin Hart was gonna pop out from underneath or like, Yeah, man chair that giant Eagle Honor. It wasn't It wasn't a big deal. It was a beloved a dove within all of branch. So since it means that pin wasn't it was just the bodies of the dress. It was just a lot. Some swear I don't know what a flare No. The Dove was had an olive branch, and it's Malcolm was a double against old microphone. All of those things are very Lady Gaga and Jennifer Lopez performed she, I think did a beautiful job as well. And a rod was there into me like A Rod's life is just become whatever J Lo needs. I'll be there, babe. He's he's gone from being tired. He's already made his money and his PD's. Although I did see him chumming it up with, like the Obama's and just remember, like like a Rod. Just have a seat. I don't watch too much because I was driving around listening to it. So you get used to see but very chummy with Obama's and just like that. So was George partially because you're doing a selfie in his head around somebody, and But those makes sense to me A run like you're just there is the guest. Sit there and be the plus one. Maybe take some photos of me and the Obama's like the like The second man of the United States. Kamila Harris is husband who's just holder like Yeah, it's your day will make your money. I'm good. Garth Brooks performed in jeans and I think if anyone is gonna wear a tight denim, Garth Brooks pulls it off. Not sure of amazing Grace was his song to sing. But still nonetheless in every job. So some American designers designed all the clothes for the first lady's and been the president he was wearing Ralph Lauren. Chris Rogers is what made Vice President Harris is outfit and all of the first ladies were in purple, which is a sign of unity. No Bernie Sanders. Yeah, one of the most iconic pictures of this it was. You know what? I looked at? What? Yeah, that's about right. He showed up. And this is a quote from the Internet. He showed up like Yeah, This is on my to do list, but it ain't the only thing I got to do today. What were in those envelopes? Why were you holding Manila envelopes with the red thing that ties around the center in the top giant mittens? Which I wish I pulled the audio, but it's um I forgot to do it. Z there from Vermont..
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"chris rogers" Discussed on KOMO
"Few Native American tribes have signed up to participate in clinical trials as Corona virus vaccines are developed. We're finding out the reasons range from suspicion and distrust. Tied to unethical practices of the past to the quick nature of the studies, which typically may need several layers of approval from tribes. Researchers say that without participation from Native Americans, tribes won't know which vaccine might be best suited for their citizens. About a handful of tribes have agreed to allow researchers to enroll their citizens in vaccine trials, including in the Southwest. And here in the Pacific Northwest, a reminder that nearly 29 tons of Dungeness crab being voluntarily recalled right now by the Quenelle tribe. Here's what we have the crab being recalled due to possible elevated marine toxin level, which can be harmful of people. If Contaminated shellfish is consumed. Symptoms can include vomiting, nausea, abdominal cramps and could start within 24 hours after you eat it. The crab was caught by the tribe to tell us from December 23rd through the 28th. Was in sold a food processors statewide, so it's gonna take some time to get the word out. Everyone who purchased the crab is being advised to destroy the product and contact the place where it was purchased. The family of the Washington State man killing of himself in Spokane County Jail. 2018 suing the county. The family says in the lawsuit that the death of 24 year old Chris Rogers could have been prevented. Spokesman Review reporting this week that Rogers had schizophrenia and believe that a Martian would kill his family. If he did not kill himself. His family is suing both the county and never care. That's a company that provides mental health evaluations for inmates. Rogers by the way, one of eight inmates who died at the school accountant Had to Spokane County jail in a 14 month span. So health experts call it covert 19 silver lining our state. Suffering. Not a single death this season from the flu. Dr Ken Steadman, with Portland State University, saying that the steps were taken to avoid coronavirus also protect us from the seasonal flu. If we're further apart, there's less opportunity for that virus to get past it covert or be it flew. The state Department of Health has recorded only 10 cases of seasonal flu for the entire fall. Last December, Department of Health reported 250 cases. Weak mental health experts blaming the pandemic for spiking depression, especially among younger people. Psychologist Lindsay McIntyre sharing with our sister station chaos, L wide smoke can't that remote learning makes middle and high school students. Especially vulnerable. They have to do all of the work, but they don't get the fun part of like having downtime with their friends. The U. S Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says signs of depression have quadrupled compared to previous years. While symptoms of anxiety have actually tripled. This is come on his Sunday I'm R Christopher. And he was protests in Baghdad. These are your world Headlines from ABC News one year today since the U. S assassinated a top Iranian general in Iraq and thousands of people have gathered in Baghdad's terrorist square. Five Iraqi nationals, including two militia leaders were killed in the strike. Iran has announced it plans on enriching uranium up to 20% far below the level needed to build a nuclear weapon but far higher than was agreed in the 2050 nuclear deal that President Trump pulled the U. S out off India's drugs regularly. Has approved Oxford and AstraZeneca's Corona virus vaccine as well as a locally developed Indian vaccine. India has the second highest number of infections of covert 19 after the United States Britain is preparing to roll out more than 500,000 doses of the Oxford vaccine from Monday, ramping up its immunization program. The Oxford vaccine is hope to be a game changer against Cove it because it is easy to store and costs as little as 3 to $5 per dose to produce far cheaper than other vaccines. Julia McFarlane ABC News at the Foreign Desk, London Let's have a look at this weekend's propel insurance, Money and business report here Come on. Microsoft on Thursday provided an update on that hack that was snuck into updates to solar wind software. It's said that while hackers were able to view some of.
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Protests in Omaha, Nebraska, lead to record number of arrests, fears of coronavirus spread
"Of protesters on the streets of Omaha Nebraska Saturday leading to a record number of bookings now what's leading to fears of a corona virus outbreak authorities say many of the four thousand protesters were not wearing masks most not social distancing with a record number of bookings director of corrections Michael Myers of Omaha's Douglas county jail says he believes there will be a spread of coronavirus in the system now just that massive influx of people obviously somebody who's coming over these last few days you know statistically probably a few of them have had it but many like Douglas County Board of health president Chris Rogers taking part in the protest wearing a mask in accepting the risk that his fight greater restiveness and this is serious business in a qualifying system things only Dave Packer ABC
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Jaguar escapes, kills 6 animals at New Orleans zoo
"Slash back behind bars a three year old jaguar after escaping from its enclosure at the audubon zoo in new orleans early this morning management says his staffers so the wildcat loose before the zoo opened it was sedated and secured but it had already been on the hunt says dr kyle burks audubon zoo vp while there were no human injuries we did suffer the loss of four apopka one emu and one fox that lived in nearby habitats they were attacked and did not survive audubon zoo curator says they are investigating how jaguar got out and ads about the killings that he's a young male jaguar and he was doing jaguars do the office space sharing company we work says it is no longer serving red or white meat at company events and it won't allow employees to expense meals that include those meets battling back to the very top less than a year after giving birth serena williams lost the wimbledon ladies singles championship against germany's angie kerber in straight sets six three six three it was super encourage aging to know that i can compete and to do well this is covers third grand slam winter playing against serena's always on offer me i mean she's the best best player on the world champion to play against her especially to finance is always really special go back djokovic rafael nidal to reach tomorrow's men's final at the all england club he will face kevin anderson this is abc news if you have frequent heartburn take control of it with practice echo tc instead of stashing in acids everywhere like in your junk drawer buried under old batteries and hotel pens or your purse hiding in the one pocket you won't check you even have antacids on your nightstand which are very hard to see in the dark siamese stop stashing in acids and started taking one pill a day twenty four hours zero hartberg it's possible with practical use as directed for fourteen days not for media relief chuck sivertsen abc news for the local news you need depend on chaos arose pat kerrigan vice mayor chris rogers is here quite the announcement from santa rosa mayor chris corser got five four months of having a full council people working together we need to go out and make sure that whoever does replace the mayor on the council back beer is somebody who has that shares vision and pot of elbow at a lot of time counties news josh hello with saddam counties most accurate dependable forecast here's stacey james on the ks sro weather watch filling in on your ceo's mostly clear skies tonight low fifty four fifty two on the shores partly cloudy for sunday at seventy eight sixty two on the coast monday a few clouds at eighty three sixty eight embiid databa tuesday a few clouds at eighty two sixty eight on the coastline depend on whether every thirty minutes on fm news talk one zero three five and ninety four five k sro welcome to art bell somewhere in time tonight featuring coast to.