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"Morning after two women were shot at the district early Saturday morning while they were in a ride share. D.C. police say officers were called to Georgia avenue and Morton street northwest just before one Saturday morning. They found evidence of a shooting, but did not find any victims. Now shortly after, police say they were told that two women were dropped off at a local hospital with gunshot wounds. They were taken to the hospital by their rideshare driver. Our news partners at NBC four say the women were in an Uber. Uber has reacted this morning. Uber says it's working on getting in touch with the riders and has made contact with the driver. A spokesperson for Uber went on to say the senseless act of violence is sickening. The two women are expected to survive. State wildlife officials in Northern Virginia watching carefully after a deer killed by a hunter there is confirmed to have chronic wasting disease. Some also call it the zombie deer disease. It's a progressive and fatal illness with no cure found for the first time in fairfax county in October. It's known to affect deer Elk and moose and to date has not affected humans. The state strongly recommends you have dear tested and one of several locations in loudoun and fairfax counties CWD has been confirmed in at least 29 states, no regulatory changes will be made until the end of the deer hunting season. Ralph Fox WTO P news. Some airline incentives to get you to fly after the pandemic may be about to vanish. The disappearing perks are another casualty of the end of the pandemic when COVID hit airlines up the frequent flyer ante to get more people in the seats. But now that the pandemic is in the rearview mirror, more and more people are taking to the skies and willing to pay for the perks they used to ignore. Things like expensive seats, delta, united, and American are raising the spending requirements to earn frequent flyer benefits like free upgrades, early boarding and lounge memberships, airlines saying if everyone feels special, then no one feels special. Dell Walter's WTO news. 8 24, the Biden administration is rethinking how to collect sexual orientation and gender identity data on federal statistical surveys. Federal news network reports the office of the chief statistician is releasing recommendations on how agencies should gather and safeguard the information as well as how to put it to good use. The chief statistician says the LGBTQ community struggled more than the rest of the U.S. population with mental health issues and the economic impact of the COVID pandemic. Money news at 25 and 55, here's Tom busby. This is a Bloomberg money minute. Everyone wants to buy an electric engine car until they find out how much they cost an average of $66,000. Price is everything. And a lot of people want to talk about things like safety and styling and fuel efficiency and kindness to other earth. And those things all play into people's purchase decisions after price. That's Carl brower. Executive editor at IC cars, the online auto marketplace. He says there's a good reason for the high cost. When you have lithium and nickel and palladium and all these materials that go into electric car batteries going up in price over the past year, like they have, you have to follow suit by raising the retail price of the vehicle. But this may help, the Treasury Department now considering expanding the $7500 EV tax credit in the inflation reduction act to cars made outside the U.S., volvos, Mercedes, Nissan's Hyundai's, which could give overall sales in the U.S. a big boost. From the Bloomberg newsroom, I'm Tom busby on WTO P. And coming up after traffic and weather more classified documents found in President Biden's Delaware home, 8 26, when a business is struggling financially, one path to survival can be a chapter 11 bankruptcy. Although businesses can file a chapter 11 petition to fully liquidate their assets and close up shop, something that's been more common for large failing retailers in recent years. It's not the chief aim, explains showman Rogers, bankruptcy expert Michael Lichtenstein. The general purpose of chapter 11 was to allow companies and opportunity to pause their payments to creditors, reorganize, restructure their debt, and then emerge as a leaner meaner operations. I've done a bunch of reorganizations where you can confirm a plan of reorganization and under that plan, you restructure the debt, you try to maximize the efficiency of the company, but after you go through a confirmation process, you then emerge as a reorganized debtor and a lot of other companies have gone on to be successful. And that's the epitome of a chapter successful chapter 11. To learn more about the showman Rogers bankruptcy restructuring and creditors rights group. Visit showman Rogers dot com
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"Here's a word of caution for hunters and anyone who may come across deer in fairfax county. Virginia's department of wildlife resources says the first case of chronic wasting disease has been found in fairfax county. Some call it the zombie deer disease. It's known to affect deer Elk and moose. CWD is a progressive and fatal illness which to date has not affected humans, but the state strongly recommends you have dear tested at one of several locations in loudoun and fairfax county. Hunters are encouraged to continue the hunt over 750 have been tested since 2019 with only one positive result, Ralph Fox WTO P news. Recovery from the pandemic forced some airlines to pull out all the stops with perks to get you back on their planes. But as the pandemic subsides, it looks like the perks will be subsiding as well. The CEO of Delta says that if everyone feels special, no one feels special, airlines upping the Andy when it comes to perks during the pandemic to keep their planes in the skies, but now that the pandemic is in the rearview mirror, the travelers have returned and are willing to pay for those perks. As a result, Delta United and American are making it harder to get things like free lounge passes and better seats. Another thing that might be on the chopping block, first class on some longer flights, with more and more travelers seeking business class instead. News. The Pentagon is considering providing back pay to former service members who were discharged for refusing to get the COVID-19 vaccine now that the mandate has been repealed. The military had already stopped discharging troops who refused the shot. Politico reports the statement opens the door to reinstating troops who believe they were let ghost stipulating that service members and veterans may apply to correct their records. The Biden administration is rethinking how to collect sexual orientation and gender identity data on federal statistical surveys, federal news network reports, the office of this chief statistician is releasing recommendations on how agencies should gather and safeguard this information as well as how to put it to good use. The chief statistician says the LGBT community struggled more than the rest of the U.S. population with mental health issues and the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic
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"Aren't black and white. Think red and update now from Frank hanrahan. Was it a great comeback or an epic collapse you be the judge no matter what it was Jacksonville hitting a game winning field goal 31 30 Jags knocking off the Chargers who were up 27 to nothing and saw that lead slip away and in the end. Jaguars get the victory over the Los Angeles chargers earlier it was San Francisco taking care of Seattle 41 23 as the niners have won 11 in a row rookie quarterback Brock purdy had three touchdown throws and a touchdown run for the niners. On the ice, Alex Ovechkin scored his 30th goal of the year, but caps fall to the Philadelphia flyers three to one. For obvious career goal 8 ten, 400th career goal scored at home and he's reached the 30 goal mark for the 17th time in his 18 year career. College basketball on Saturday for Virginia takes care of Florida state, 67 58. Howard comes back and beats an offering state 86 84, George Mason beats Davidson 67 65. American loss to a Lehigh 78 61 navy drops winter Loyola 69 67 GW fall St. Louis, 81, 74. Frank hanrahan of Ethiopia sports. It's 6 16, westmore will make history this week when the Democrat is sworn in as Maryland's governor. He is the first black governor of the state, and he will rest his hand on history as he takes part in the ceremony. Two bibles will be used during Wednesday's ceremony, marvel put his hand on a Bible once owned by Frederick Douglass, the Maryland are born into slavery, only to become one of the nation's leading abolitionists. The Washington Post reports that Moore describes himself as a student of Douglas, the governor elect asked permission from the National Park Service, which has custody of the Bible. Our precautions being taken, including keeping it in a protective cover. Westmore says he'll also use his grandfather's Bible for the swearing and he calls him his hero. State wildlife officials in Northern Virginia watching carefully after a deer killed by a hunter is confirmed to have chronic wasting disease. Some also call it the zombie deer disease. It's a progressive and fatal illness, with no cure, found for the first time in fairfax county in October. It's known to affect deer Elk and moose and to date has not affected humans. The state strongly recommends you have dear tested and one of several locations in loudoun and fairfax counties. CWD has been confirmed in at least 29 states, no regulatory changes will be made until the end of the deer hunting season. Ralph Fox WTO news. Coming up after traffic and weather, the top stories were following for you this hour, The White House has pledged to cooperate with the investigation into the president's handling of classified material, at least 19 people have been killed by the powerful storms in California as that state remains under an emergency declaration from the president. The British prime minister has promised to send Ukraine tanks and artillery systems the pledge comes as Russia stepped up attacks on several Ukrainian cities in the last 24 hours. Stay with WTO for more of these top stories in just moments where it's 6 18. Traffic
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"Thing that I like about him that he always makes me know. Caron's little sister dissolved into tears. So his friend Marco stepped to the microphone to address the vigil. I just never expected it to be Quran. I literally just saw him like two days before the news happened. Kids can grown-ups and heavy coats against the cold air released blue and black balloons. D.C. police say a homeowner shot and killed Karen Blake after he said he saw caron breaking in a cars. Robert branham of the D.C. branch of NAACP says the community must know exactly what happened. They need to be transparency, more information to be released to the family to the community, particularly on news. It's four O 5. When Maryland governor elect Wes Moore takes the oath of office this Wednesday in Annapolis, he'll be putting his hand on a Bible once owned by Frederick Douglass, the Maryland native born into slavery, only to become one of the nation's leading slavery abolitionists. According to The Washington Post more, describes himself as a student of Douglas. The governor lacked recently sought permission to use the well worn Bible from the National Park Service, which has custody of it. For the swearing in ceremonial to be put into a specially designed protective container to be held by Moore's wife dawn, only the incoming governor's hand will touch it, the Bible was a gift to Doug luce in 1889 from the congregation of Washington's metropolitan African methodist Episcopal Church. Four O 6 and ominous signs of an incurable sickness have been spotted in fairfax county's deer population. Here's WTO's Ralph Fox. Virginia's department of wildlife resources is out with a word of caution about chronic wasting disease or CWD, some also call it the zombie deer disease. It's a progressive and fatal illness, with no cure, found for the first time in fairfax county in October. It's known to affect deer Elk and moose and to date has not affected humans. The state strongly recommends you have dear tested and one of several locations in loudoun and fairfax counties. CWD has been confirmed in at least 29 states, no regulatory changes will be made until the end of the deer hunting season. Ralph Fox WTO news. Coming up after traffic and weather two women are shot during a ride share in the district. It's four O 7. How is your job to school? Let me tell you. I had to get my iced coffee cards. I just can't seem to put it down. My favorite rapper just announced a tour of my phone was buzzing a crazy. I'm so excited. I text all my Friends right then to talk about it then. Someone started calling me hands. Let's try that again. I turned my phone off right away. I never drive distracted. Visit stop tech, stop Rex dot org, a message brought
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"Thing that I like about him that he always makes me Brad. Carron's little sister dissolved into tears, so his friend Marco stepped to the microphone to address the vigil. I just never expected it to be Quran like I literally just saw him like two days before the news happened. Kids and grown-ups and heavy coats against the cold air released blue and black balloons. D.C. police say a homeowner shot and killed Karen Blake after he said he saw caron breaking in a cars. Robert branham of the D.C. branch of NAACP says the community must know exactly what happened. There needs to be transparency more information to be released to the family to the community particularly on P news. It's 1205 when Maryland governor elect Wes Moore takes his oath of office Wednesday in Annapolis, he'll be putting his hand on a Bible once owned by Frederick Douglass, the Maryland native born into slavery only to become one of the nation's leading slavery abolitionists. According to The Washington Post, more describes himself as a student of Douglas and he has not only an admirer but someone who is a true connoisseur of his life, of his teachings and of his writings. The governor elect recently sought permission to use the well worn Bible from the National Park Service, which has custody of it for this wearing in ceremony will be an especially designed protective container held by Moore's wife dawn, only the incoming governor's hand will touch it. The Bible was a gift to Douglass in 1889 from the congregation of Washington's metropolitan African methodist Episcopal Church. Ominous signs of an incurable sickness spotted among fairfax county deer population, here's WTO's Ralph Fox, Virginia's department of wildlife resources is out with a word of caution about chronic wasting disease or CWD, some also call it the zombie deer disease. It's a progressive and fatal illness, with no cure, found for the first time in fairfax county in October. It's known to affect deer Elk and moose and to date has not affected humans. The state strongly recommends you have dear tested and one of several locations in loudoun and fairfax counties. CWD has been confirmed in at least 29 states, no regulatory changes will be made until the end of the deer hunting season. Ralph Fox WTO P news. Just ahead after traffic and weather two women shot during a ride share in the district. It's 1207
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"Want to learn more about our lab and about chronic wasting disease, we have a Twitter account and it's called the misfolding disorder laboratory at the megaphone medical medical school in Houston, where we post an update and research. Yeah, so for those who are interested in Twitter, it is at mcgovern med at MCG GOV. And you can follow that. The frequently have updates from the protein folding lab group. So doctor Sandra pritzker, thank you very much for joining me today and best wishes in your research going forward. Yeah, thank you so much. It was a pleasure talking to you. And to all the listeners, thank you very much for listening to another episode of the talking BioTech podcast. Please keep writing those reviews and tell a friend. The area of prion research, especially as it applies to these easily transmissible zoonotic types is really intriguing. It's a really interesting area of biology and interesting area of medicine. And something that just about anybody can really find interest in it. It's a great way to cultivate new interest in biology and new interest in biotechnology. This is the talking BioTech podcast and we'll talk to you again next week. Today's podcast was brought to you by collaborator. If you've ever struggled to easily find your research data or if you've tried other electronic laboratory notebooks and found them to be too slow, clunky or unintuitive. These were the problems that collaborator was designed to address..
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"We're speaking about prions and the relationship to chronic wasting disease. We're speaking with doctor Sandra pritzker, she's an assistant professor at the mcgovern medical school at the University of Texas health in Houston. And we're speaking about chronic wasting disease, which I think that if this thing was really zoonotic and jumping to humans, that we would see it more prevalent in places where people were hunting deer. It would seem like you'd have sound epidemiological evidence of this. So deer hunting is a huge sport through most of the country. So do we actually see any evidence of this from epidemiological studies? Yes, I have been reported that there's a high prevalence of prion disease in areas where handbags are present. But there's no real evidence that this is really caused by, for example chronic basin disease. So it can be just a coincidence. But up to date, there is no proof that hunters got infected with chronic basin disease. Okay, but what about the animals themselves? Are we seeing more and more spread of this disease among deer and other types of animals? Because it seems to me over the last 20, 30 years that this is becoming a bigger and bigger problem in spreading. Yes, it has been spreading extremely. It's growing and growing. Before maybe 20 years ago, it was just in like a small area of the United States and now you can find it in half of the states of the United States. What about Europe and other places in Asia? Yes. You're absolutely correct. We also are also reported some cases in Europe in Norway, but I think also in Sweden and Korea. Can we learn anything from allelic variation like different versions that maybe have a higher propensity for conversion to the pathological form from the cellular form? So what there are investigators there are evidences that there are also different strains of chronic wasting disease, which do have a different there may be more infectious or they're actually able to. Transmit to other species, and then become LEGO zonal potential. Well, what is exactly being done to eradicate chronic wasting.
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"chronic wasting disease" Discussed on Talking Biotech Podcast
"And so is that the correct interpretation? Yeah, transmitted by means that, yes, transmissible means that it can, yes, change the conformation of the cellular protein. So to become a misfolded version, that's correct. Well, I should have asked this earlier, but what does the normal cellular prion protein do? You know, what's its role? It's role can't be to be a target for misfolding to cause some sort of weird disease. Actually, the real function of the prion protein, however there have been some functional proposed, for example, that it may be play a role in the violation of the.
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"chronic wasting disease" Discussed on Talking Biotech Podcast
"Meat. So yeah, so there are three possible routes of transmission. One is like vertical from the mother to the offspring. Another possible route is horizontal from any mayor to any man, maybe during a mating season. Or mating. And I think the probably most common, in my opinion, transmission route is through the environment. So in fact, the deer sheds prion continuously through saliva, feces, but also Caravaggio of diseased animals. Release pre and Susan environment. And we know that efficiently bind to soil and other environmental components and get accumulated. They can also get acclimated and plants, and then non infected years, like our exposed to these environment, infected environment, and maybe also eat these plants, and then they get infected. Well, this is a freaky new one on me because I always thought as long as you didn't eat brains and spinal cords you were safe from a prion based disease. But what you're telling me is that this stuff is released in urine and cadaver breakdown, whatever, and actually accumulates in the environment and can be a threat to propagating prion disease. Yes. I thought we have shown. It depends on the pre end disease. Some prion diseases are more based in the brain, but other prion diseases as chronic basin disease are also very present in the periphery. So therefore, we find that in urine and saliva and all bodily fluids. This is really shocking because it always seemed to me that this couldn't happen. So you're telling me that if you have the right test that you can go out, like the right sensitive enough test that you could go out and survey soil or survey plants and find the converted pathological form of the preempt protein in the environment, yes, I'm like, we have shown that although we have experimentally exposed environmental surfaces with prions and then we show them you can test them for it with the sensitive amplification technique. That's really scary because these diseases can be kind of difficult to spot. I mean, chronic wasting in its full form has some symptoms. But prion diseases by characteristic tend to have very long latency periods. So is this also the case with chronic wasting disease and how it's affecting these.
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"chronic wasting disease" Discussed on Talking Biotech Podcast
"However, this is concerned that any matrix diseases can be transmitted to humans. So like in the case of BSE, being transmitted to humans and forming the new variant of criteria disease. Yes, most people remember this from the 80s. So BSC is bovine spongiform and which was the Cal version of a prion related disease that then could be transmitted to humans and cause a number of different pathologies. So you mentioned the variants of creutzfeldt Jakob disease, but there's also other things like fatal familial insomnia and other types of diseases, neurological diseases, is that correct? Yes. The BSE spongiform bovine spongiform disease and cow. It was transmitted to M two humans and caused a new random prototype. But yes, you are correct. There are other forms of prion diseases in humans. It's like the familiar. These are more electronic versions, but they're also some prion diseases course actually by cannibalism. This is cool. Yeah, kuru is kind of the cool one. It was ritualistic cannibalism that for a really was where these Korean related diseases were first identified and be shown to be connected to consumption of neurological tissue. And so this was a really interesting story. Do you want to spend a second and maybe drill down on that just a little bit more? Yes, it was mostly in kids and also in women because they were eating the brain as it goes back to a ritual when one of the relatives dies. So that the person can continue living. There are eating the brain. And the women mostly preparing the food so by preparing maybe they had some injuries in the hands so that these government transmitted and also, yeah, they were eating the brain. Yeah, so consumption of the brain, it's kind of a strange metaphor for the disease itself because it spreads by others who are consuming the prion, which is converted..
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"chronic wasting disease" Discussed on Talking Biotech Podcast
"I'm happy to talk to you today. Yeah, I'm happy to talk to you too. Prions have been a kind of a hobby for a long time. It's a topic that I really am interested in because there are very unusual type of pathology or infectious agent. So if you catch a virus, you're catching a virus from the environment or from somebody else. A prion is a molecule or a protein within our cells. And we already make this protein as part of our central nervous system. And the problem is, is that it changes to become pathological. And I'll let you take it from there. But let's start out with this idea of, what exactly is a prion? Okay, like a prion is an infectious agent of prion disease. It is a misfolded version of cellular protein. We all have called the prion protein. So the term prion goes back to staying a prisoner. And refers to a protein being the solely infectious agent. Okay, so this is an infectious agent that causes a number of devastating diseases in humans and other animals. But it's something that comes from within, right? I mean, this is a cellular protein that's normally present in a number of different cells in the body. And when it converts because of either some sort of environmental or other type of genetic situation, becomes a basis of pathology, is that correct? Like.
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"Is i agree. Like i think i probably have a tendency to walk too fast. Push my dogs through a lot of cover. Probably walk by birds that you know had gone slower. Given the dogs time to sort things out And like you said when you're by yourself that's easier to do mike. My little pup rose. She is displaying like an ability to like. I'll really give her a lot of time because she just had shows an ability to kind of sort this out and like it's almost like a bird materializes just because i gave her the time to work it out whereas you know like my sometimes my desire to explore and get around the next corner like pushing them through that stuff but i by watch rose come to a couple of times out there and i'm like oh there's gotta be a birth. I mean she. She's locked up tight. And then she relocate a little bit locked backup and finally with one of those last woodcock she got in. There is exactly what i was watching happened happened again. And then the woodcock got up was just the way it supposed to work. Yeah and there were a couple spots in there. Where in this is you know again. We've talked about something new for me and it was fun to stop on a hillside or you know heading up a hill until watch her kinda swing far to the right and then come back left and then all of a sudden you know wheel around and then come around the other side and and you know i in some cases that meant we were working something. In other cases she was working sent. But it's cool that that promise that you have in that moment yes. Yeah that's like even if there's not a bird in the air and like if you get a ton of unproductive points she's pointing and nothing happens like you can get. That can get frustrating. I guess maybe a word to put it. But it's no less thrilling. Like uc that doggone point you're like even if you don't put up a bird like you've had you've had some excitement going on there rose in particular. She's a young dog. Take year or two to learn that she can't put that much pressure on a bird. Yup and that it's going to you. Know flush relocate and it it just takes time. I mean watching the difference between harley work in her work today was totally watching a dog on its way up and experienced dog. That knew exactly what was going on. Both both are exciting amazing to watch. Yeah hardly seemed like he could stay on point for an infinite amount of time whereas you know rose was if the bellwood stop and your ways off. I'm thinking you know she just gonna wanna move again right right. Yeah because nothing's happening and we're we're not moving quick enough. Yep yeah i would. I would agree with your with your assessment and i would say you know both of them being my dogs like if they rose moving a lot today it seemed like in you know she was getting hot. She was looking for us timer to. I think she was working. She was working sent at different times. But we didn't put up a lot of birds in in a lot of those places so it wasn't like you would say she bumped that bird. She messed up or anything. The bird wasn't there or whatever it was but both of them. If they're like when we got back to the truck actually was kind of joking because unlike this is tied to get rose back and sure enough. I unlocked the truck. And we're kind of standing here and all of a sudden she's gone and i knew she was gone and then i my watch vibrating. And she was one hundred ninety yards away on point and i. My gun was unloaded and loaded the gun backup and i hiked out there. One hundred ninety yards. I founder went around or kind of took a roundabout way to her and walked in and there was a woodcock under knows for about five minutes and mckay. She had it. She stuck it flushed. It and i was fortunate to kill that one. Yeah i think the woodcock probably really good learning opportunity for 'cause they're gonna hold tight they're gonna hold right under knows typically out and she's she's still got to grow into that backing off the pressure on grouse. I mean i. I've a friend that had settled moved. Kind of the same thing happened early. When they're young. just yeah. They are Very driven dogs. They haunt with amazing speed but it also if you watch them. They're pretty efficient. Yeah and so but they're covering a lot of ground. yeah and i think that When they're young they can just get a little too much pressure on birds. Yup that's a feeling process. And that's a that's an i've seen i've seen rose do it right a lot and i've but out here today she she won on point. We weren't that far into our walk. She went on point and we heard the bell circle again. And then we heard two grouse get up. You know so pressured those and you. You're hoping as trainer and handler that that was a learning learning moment for her. But that's that's part of hunting hunting with bird dogs at least when it all comes together. It's very very exciting. Why don't you know honestly we wouldn't have to shot at those nerds either way exactly. It's nice to know they're they're you know and again when i'm cut my dogs loose that we're contacting birds and yes. I have a desire to get them. Pointed in milwaukee in and shoot them and stuff but knowing that you're getting girls contacts and stuff that's that's what we're out here to do for sure and it's been a great day of it. Yes little warm. I think it's actually a little high cloud cover like i'm wondering like i am. I feeling like have we just been sitting here. We ate a sandwich. Are we cooled off. If we start walking again. Is it going to get hot but we are getting to that time of year. It's three thirty now. The son plays out. Its course a little bit quicker in the evenings get a little bit cooler or getting to the point where the dogs are well rested and we've got a high patches sears clouds working in two so that will provide a little more shades because that could do some good for us. I don't know how the birdsville about it. But i feel good. We're important too because we were getting really hot earlier. And i think we got maybe hundred yards from the truck and we were all thinking. Oh man this is. This is hotter than. I'm used to this time of year. We were ready to emerge from the brush. Yeah well matt we. A- we need to talk minnesota. Vha whatever sure what's called bird podcast but cwc's rearing its ugly head again in the state chronic wasting disease and the deer population Testified to House committee and informal committee. I guess it was back in september We had a deer farm tests positive up near bemidji really and they were disposing carcasses on public land. Oh excellent tax forfeit public land. So land has been at the expense of the dnr of a little under two hundred thousand dollars. Twelve acres of public land has been fenced off And listening to dr larson of the university of minnesota's I can't remember which department he's with. But i think it's Ulcer homestead rap group The prion that it's a prion disease got malformed protein. Yeah and so it survives. It'll sit in the soil forever right. i mean it. They've they've got a new arctic. Quick test they've come up with and They're the they've tested and they'll find it in the soil. They can find it. Implants they can find. It's it's kind of a scary thing that we really need to address so we came out with a stance in support of The minnesota deer hunters association Put out a letter to the tribune that was published Basically saying we want to shutdown. Serve it farms in the state of minnesota I think saint louis coney justice read. Yes yesterday passed a moratorium on saint louis county. It's real on it. Absolutely the i don't know if they had any kind of they might have one or two but so the moratoriums one of the things we've asked where that we stop adding new farms Board of animal health and the minister. Dnr at the.
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"chronic wasting disease" Discussed on Marion Now - Moving Our Community Forward
"Cw d- You just don't know what dear might have it We do a lot of testing ourselves on deer that are located along the roadways. I get hit by vehicles Matab an extra pair eyes and ears out there you know. Oh hey. I saw a deer today in this area. You know this is where he could go. Get a sample know that that would tremendously help us figure out you know if we have a further spread you know. Hopefully this is just something where it's it's more isolated and we have to deer that test positive and we go the next two three years and don't get any more But if we do have a hot spot we want to locate it and be able to determine you know what needs to be done in that area at this point if you don't see any more cases of cw wd during this hunting season or and the next year or so. How soon until you know your your focus on that goes goes down or goes away or will you continue to focus on it because of so. We'll never quit. Focusing on chronic wasting disease But as far as this specific dear surveillance area The way it's written into the law is that A minimum of three years. Once you declare it you know. It's a three year minimum for that additional disease surveillance areas so you can probably expect it to be the next two three years of the surveillance area here and then obviously if if we're testing in this area and another one pops up you know the disease surveillance area moves you know with with what we're finding So just because you're township might be just out of the range today you know we might find find another one midseason that. Is you know in the southern end. Marion county or something. Like that and increases that zone you know even further hopefully not the case but it could be well if somebody does harvest a deer in southern or actually to coley. Go off of it talk about maybe the southeast corner of marion county. They're going to get that processed and everything like that. Are they still going to look for that. I mean even though they're not in the in the zone while the processor looked for that or anything so not every deer that gets harvested. Like if you're not inside the zone Unfortunately testings not free into do these. You can get him tested. Through department agriculture there is a process where you can pay to have them processed But that's up to the individual whether they wanna get a process or check through that process or not also we do have like if you harvested you. That goes to a taxidermist. We have taxidermist that are collecting samples for our quotas To make sure that we have enough tested That no matter which county you fall in if you take it to a taxidermist. There's potential that they would be testing. You know that animal as well contacts or any process now if somebody does harvest a deer inside Their surveillance area And they wanna obviously have that in. Eat that There's really no problem with abbot. You need to go through the processes correct. Yes so There are some There is rule into that prohibits the removal of a carcass from the disease surveillance area With some exceptions So like say. I'm in in marion. County and i harvested era the big island wildlife area that falls within inside the disease surveillance area But i live down in green camp. And i wanna take that deer home So to take the deer out of the disease surveillance area within twenty four hours at either needs to go to certify taxidermist or certified processor or you have to butcher within the area of the disease surveillance area and not bring out those high risk parts that could potentially have the disease There are some certifications available for processors..
Marion Now - Moving Our Community Forward
"chronic wasting disease" Discussed on Marion Now - Moving Our Community Forward
"Wildlife area headquarters the killed. Your planes had quarters for the wyandotte county fairgrounds. All those locations will have individuals staffing Those to take samples For your dear harvest but those times If you harvested you're outside of those times i'm but still during the season There will be a kiosk available from october. First through january eleventh Where you'll actually be able to bring your sample portion of the deer to that kiosk. Fill out some information On a piece of paper That's provided and get a number. That is a special to your deer And you'll be to actually check that deer online to see you know if it was positive or not right for cd and that sample portion is the lymph nodes correct correct Though the the portion that an individual would provide to the kiosk. We're not asking you to take each lymph node out of the deer But the head of the deer is what we're looking for and then obviously if you harvest a trophy animal that you wanna get mounted There some other options as well We have local taxes ernest That can take samples as well For that we would just wanna know you harvest a deer inside that area and where you're taking it. Okay so we can get a sample from it. I get that so make sure that That you're doing that so for folks that are listening listening in that aren't hunters and they think to themselves. Why why do. I need to be concerned. Or why do i need to know about chronic wasting disease. Cw wise important to me because you need to know what's going on for one thing. Correct correct Yes so even. If you don't hunt you can be affected by this I know a lot of people that aren't aren't big hunters but they like to feed the wildlife whether it's to throw some seat out for the birds and squirrels and whatnot And they have deer coming into their backyard..
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"chronic wasting disease" Discussed on Marion Now - Moving Our Community Forward
"Shed. Grody is wildlife. Officer here in marion county and other counties as well correct chad you work here and wyandotte county. A few others are just pretty much mary. So state while f. officers were assigned to a specific county. Marion county is the one i'm assigned to But we also work throughout the state. We have statewide jurisdiction and My work unit typically is more south in district one But wyan dot hardin. County is also connected in my general area. Where where the cw dvd's disease surveillance area is going to be. That we're gonna talk about. I got you and that's what we are talking about. So chad is in as a wildlife officer here in marion county to talk about chronic wasting disease which you may have heard of being in our dear you may have heard some rumors. You may have heard some things that are correct. You may have been reading on it. But we decided to bring chad in and talk a little bit about it because number one we're coming up to To deer season people again begin to to to hunt deer and number two. Obviously this is something that is affecting about a. I guess it would be more of a twenty mile area. It's a ten mile radius around where the chronic wasting disease was found up in wyandotte county. So chad first of all tells a little bit about chronic wasting disease what is it. What's the history. How did he get here and become a thing. Yeah so chronic. Wasting disease has been around for quite a while it's been located in other states around us and Cw d. was found in wyandotte county recently but previously we had found it and some of our whitetail deer homes and wayne homes and wayne county. Yeah so since Those have been located are found The disease surveillance area for them have expired We haven't had any more positives in that general area But unfortunately we recently had to positives in wyandotte county Which created the disease surveillance area for our general area. Okay
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Deer Breeding Facility in South Texas Detect Chronic Wasting Disease
"Shed. Grody is wildlife. Officer here in marion county and other counties as well correct chad you work here and wyandotte county. A few others are just pretty much mary. So state while f. officers were assigned to a specific county. Marion county is the one i'm assigned to But we also work throughout the state. We have statewide jurisdiction and My work unit typically is more south in district one But wyan dot hardin. County is also connected in my general area. Where where the cw dvd's disease surveillance area is going to be. That we're gonna talk about. I got you and that's what we are talking about. So chad is in as a wildlife officer here in marion county to talk about chronic wasting disease which you may have heard of being in our dear you may have heard some rumors. You may have heard some things that are correct. You may have been reading on it. But we decided to bring chad in and talk a little bit about it because number one we're coming up to To deer season people again begin to to to hunt deer and number two. Obviously this is something that is affecting about a. I guess it would be more of a twenty mile area. It's a ten mile radius around where the chronic wasting disease was found up in wyandotte county. So chad first of all tells a little bit about chronic wasting disease what is it. What's the history. How did he get here and become a thing. Yeah so chronic. Wasting disease has been around for quite a while it's been located in other states around us and Cw d. was found in wyandotte county recently but previously we had found it and some of our whitetail deer homes and wayne homes and wayne county. Yeah so since Those have been located are found The disease surveillance area for them have expired We haven't had any more positives in that general area But unfortunately we recently had to positives in wyandotte county Which created the disease surveillance area for our general area. Okay
NEWS 88.7
"chronic wasting disease" Discussed on NEWS 88.7
"The intersections we're bringing them up to 88 compliance, or we have a wider car ramps to allow people you know moms with strollers or people in wheelchairs with disabilities to be able to get across the district a little more efficiently. Sanchez says. It also reposition bus stops to help traffic flow better. $15 million project is funded mostly through a grant from the Federal Highway Administration, and the workers expected to be finished early next year. I'm Gail DeLaughter in Houston. More deer with chronic wasting disease have been found in Texas reporter Jerry Clayton has the details. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department this past Tuesday issued an emergency order to impose additional restrictions on deer breeding facilities. Where chronic wasting disease has been positively detected. TPWD Wildlife Division director John Sadlowski We now have six breeding facilities since late March have had positive see deputy deer in the first detected in Texas in 2012, the disease has been closely monitored by the state agency when we've had 66 PRI range deer that were positive for cwt out of the 257 total positive animals across the state. Three cases of CWD were found this year in the free ranging deer population. There's no evidence that CWD can affect humans. But the CDC advises that no one should eat meat from an animal that has tested positive for the disease. I'm Jerry Clayton and San Antonio. The first cruise ship out of Galveston in more than a year, will set sail this Saturday News 88 7 shaven. Herndon has more cruise ships were among the first super spreaders for Covid 19. Now. Galveston Port Director Roger Rees says several ships are ready to welcome passengers back. We've done a lot of things over the last six months to get these terminals ready to handle people. Changes include touches pictures throughout the terminals and ultraviolet railings..
Wake Up Call
Officials warn hunters about 'zombie' deer
"This to alright let's talk about zombie dear Nevada wildlife officials are warning hunters about these stumbling drooling zombie dear so far Nevada has invaded the infection this hunting season but apparently the deer roam twenty four states in the U. S. and their sickened by this Nero did Janet degenerative diseases that literally causes them to just sort of stumble around and drool then about a department of wildlife is urging hunters to visit their mobile sampling stations and actually check the carcasses for chronic wasting disease a fatal illness that affects the brain and spinal cord of everything from deer elk moose it's the latest measure to protect the state's wildlife they say but the symptoms of this zombie dear this chronic wasting disease reduced infected animals to zombie like creatures and they can become even more aggressive so not only are they stumbling around drooling they have draft drastic weight loss and then they get more aggressive and less afraid of humans which is why they get the little zombie
Rush Limbaugh
Zombie Deer: 'Chronic Wasting Disease' found in Oklahoma elk
"And elk from farmed heard in Lincoln county testing positive for chronic wasting disease is only the second confirmed case in Oklahoma. The I was twenty one years ago in Oklahoma county the two year old bull elk was tested after a died from an injury. The whole area has been quarantined in an investigation is underway by the state agriculture department and the state wildlife
The Savage Nation with Michael Savage
Concerns growing over Chronic Wasting Disease
"Joining us on this statement today is wildlife veterinary and Charlie bouncing and Charlie were talking chronic wasting disease this week. What's your department doing to address chronic wasting disease? Well, yeah. Chronically disease is tough. Because once it's here, it's here forever. So really in order to address it you try to do everything you can to lower the risk of it spreading from one animal to the next within an area, and then prevent it from being introduced to new areas we've had it in three two for about a decade. We now know that it's in the northwest. And so we're going to follow the example of three f two in instituting, some transportation and bathing restrictions up in the north west. In addition to that will continue to do surveillance just monitor how big of a problem, we have there in you know, if it's increasing or staying steady we hope that we can keep it under control and maintain a low prevalence. I mean, that's what will continue to watch moving
RP Funding
More cases of chronic wasting disease found across the US
"Way. One of the diseases. That officials are particularly interested in tracking is this new zombie dear disease, it's also called chronic wasting disease in the last fifteen years, it's jumped from just about two states where these things were happening to right now twenty four states, there's been reports where various different animals have this Phyllis a little bit about that chronic wasting diseases is really horrible. It's as bad as it sounds. It's a prion disease. So it's something that goes wrong in the brains at these animals similar to mad cow, which is another prion disease that people are probably more familiar with.
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"Zombie deer disease" spreads to several states
"Dear virus, a Google dare virus endear virus ambi- popped up. So basically, the disease is called chronic wasting disease. And it right now affects dear, but they're saying that the disease has hit twenty four US states, including New York, and it can affect humans, but nobody will actually know Kasai intas can't tell for another year. So so country, scientists worry brain-wasting zombie dare disease could spread to
Financial Issues with Dan Celia
CDC: 'Zombie deer disease' spreading in U.S. could infect humans
"Health. Experts are consumed a disease that kills dear could sp- humans. Here's more from USA's. Chris Barnes just a few weeks ago. The CDC issued an advisory concerning chronic wasting disease and deer elk and moose saying that it was unlikely to affect humans, but now that disease which has been found in those animals in twenty four states and two Canadian provinces is said to be a possible threat to humans who eat the meat from the animals that are infected chronic wasting disease affects animals brains and spinal cords and at sometimes called the zombie. Dear disease most cases have been reported in states near the Rockies as well as the upper midwest
News, Traffic and Weather
Chronic Wasting Disease discussed on News, Traffic and Weather
"Health experts are worried that a disease that can kill deer could spread to people. The CDC is found chronic wasting disease or zombie dear disease in deer elk and moose in twenty four states and two Canadian provinces. The health agency warns the disease which affects admirals brains and spinal cords could spread to people who we meet from
The KFBK Morning News
Concerns Chronic Wasting Disease could jump from deer to humans
"Health experts are worse. Worried that disease that can kill deer could spread to people. The CDC is found chronic wasting disease and deer elk and booze in twenty four states and two Canadian provinces. The how the agency warrants the disease could spread to people who eat meat from animals that are infected frenetic wasting disease affects animals brains and spinal cords and has been called the beat dear disease. Most cases have been reported in states near the Rockies as well as the
Laura Ingraham
What is 'Zombie' deer disease or CWD and can it spread to humans?
"A deadly disease that turns deer and design. These has now spread to twenty six states. And new report warns amid fear that it could be possibly transmitted to humans simply because they were able to observe that in a different species that had eaten some of the meat it's called zombie dear disease, aka chronic wasting disease, and it's been reported in twenty four US states, two Canadian provinces. It's an infection that attacks the brain spinal cord and other tissues and deer elk and moose. They lose weight dramatically. They have a lack of coordination and even. In some aggression before they eventually kicked the bucket. No evidence yet that it can be passed to humans. According to the CDC that's been studying it, however, macaws can get the disease after consuming infected meat, which makes officials think there could be maybe perhaps a variant that could maybe at some point develop to infect humans. So they're urging precaution to minimize any potential
Dana Loesch
Fatal ‘zombie’ deer disease could spread to humans
"Our second hour a deadly disease that turns and design B's has now spread to twenty six states. A new report warns amid fear that it could be possibly transmitted to humans simply because they were able to observe that in a different species that had eaten some of the meat it's called zombie dear disease, aka chronic wasting disease, and it's been reported in twenty four US states, two Canadian provinces. It's an infection that attacks the brain spinal cord and other tissues and deer elk and moose. They lose weight dramatically. They have a lack of coordination. And even some aggression before they eventually kicked the bucket. No evidence yet that it can be passed to humans at Cording to the CDC. That's been studying it, however, macaws can get the disease after consuming infected meat, which makes a ficials think there could be maybe perhaps a variant that could maybe at some point developed to infect humans. So they're urging precaution to minimize any
Dana Loesch
Zombie deer seen across North America as contagious disease attacks their brain
"Hour, a deadly disease that turns deer and design B's has now spread to twenty six states. And new report warns amid fear that it could be possibly transmitted to humans simply because they were able to observe that in a different species that had eaten some of the meat it's called zombie dear disease, aka chronic wasting disease, and it's been reported in twenty four US states, two Canadian provinces. It's an affection that attacks the brain spinal cord and other tissues and deer elk and moose. They lose weight dramatically. They have a lack of coordination and. Even some aggression before they eventually kicked the bucket. No evidence yet that it can be passed to humans at putting to the CDC. That's been studying it, however, macaws can get the disease after consuming infected meat, which makes officials think there could be maybe perhaps a variant that could maybe at some point developed to infect humans. So they're urging precaution to minimize any potential
Glenn Beck
CW WD, Chronic Wasting Disease And Tennessee Fish And Wildlife Commission discussed on Glenn Beck
"Walker. Ed emergency action plan is in place. After more than a dozen cases of CW WD of been discovered, a deer, the Tennessee fish and wildlife commission, put the in place to find chronic wasting disease, which is fatal CW WD causes it adventure to the brain similar to mad
Clark Howard
Winters And Chronic Wasting Disease discussed on Clark Howard
"Winters, a growing fatal disease in deer will be on the minds of hunters as they had out into the woods today and this weekend for the gun deer season chronic wasting disease is prevalent in fifty five
All News, Traffic and Weather
Michigan agency to recommend measures to combat deer disease
"Due this could help mothers and doctors take steps to avoid premature birth at article in the latest edition of the journal science as a small study showed the blood test was as accurate as ultrasound and coming up with a due date but at a much lower cost they say however it still needs to be subjected to large clinical trials authorities in new hampshire say they had no other option they shot and killed bear the kept returning to a home defeat at a chicken coop the homeowner in cornish says he and several of his neighbors tried all kinds of ways to scare the bear away but the bear only became more determined to get in the coupe and get it the chickens in new hampshire it's legal for people to kill bears that are destroying their property in michigan there's moved to ban hunters from using food debate dear to stop the spread of disease that make the animals appear as zombies chronic wasting disease is a neurological disease related to mad cow disease and it makes dear confused wandering aimlessly unafraid of humans it's been spreading at an alarming rate in several michigan counties the concern is hunters alluring deer in a concentrated areas are helping spread that disease dnr officials are presenting a plan to ban the practice illinois and new york already prohibit baiting dear ryan burrow abc news.