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Newsradio 700 WLW
"cranley" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"To get vaccinated with 12 30 Report Brian Combs breaking down President Biden late this afternoon, going to update the U. S government strategy to combat covid one of the things, according to several reports. Now he is going to say today. Is that all 800,000 federal workers are going to be required to get vaccinated and they will not have the option to show a negative covid tests or proof of any bodies in their system. This requirement, one of a number of growing requirements around the country Mayor of Columbus yesterday said that he is going to require masks, though you just heard the mayor of Cincinnati. With our Bill Cunningham saying Not here. As the mayor of Cincinnati. You will not follow the lead of Andrew gets to require mask mandates in the city of Cincinnati. I respect his right to do what he thinks is best for the people of Columbus. I think it's too impractical to do here. Cranley, saying he doesn't want to put it on police to trying to force it. And he says he's not convinced for the needs. Since the CDC has said vaccinated people don't have to wear a mask indoors. University of Cincinnati does have a mask mandate in place, but you would never have known it. If you were on campus last night of the thousands inside 5th 3rd Arena for the wrestling event, most were not wearing face recovering students who have to mask up in class and the library asking today. Why the double standard? We've reached out the UCS media relations director, but I haven't heard a response. Now Latest traffic weather together from the UC Health traffic Center, the Pelvic Health Center at UC Health is the region's only health center. Staffed by fellowship trained euro gynecologist from both gynecology and urology Your delays at the Brent Spence bridge this afternoon about six minutes in either direction. The.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"cranley" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Would be beneficial. Cranley also said the parents And the community need to be more involved in and still good values in young people so that they don't resort to gun violence to resolve their problems. All of us when we were young went through phases when we did stupid things. Um, but if you're surrounded by people that do stupid things that merely involves this fights or You have access to guns. You can make an irreversible decision that Get yourself killed and get somebody else killed. Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters, announcing today that he told Cincinnati's police chief, his office will no longer do plea bargains for those who commit gun crimes or those in possession. Of illegal weapons. Mm hmm. Now the latest traffic and weather together. From the UC health Traffic Center. Using health is the region's leader in cancer and Neurosciences scared. This is science and in science lives hope the police activity has cleared North 75. A town street is reopened and traffic is recovering. Northbound from Mitchell Colbun through Laughlin, South 75, near seventh Street that accidents cleared. Traffic remain slow from Western and Finley and South 75 past Dixie. The left lane is blocked traffic heavy into the cut in the hill. About 1 28 is now closed in both directions south of 2 75 beyond single tree That's due to a large fire traffic. They're backed up toward Harrison and affecting traffic on eastbound to 75. I'm Rob Williams News radio 700 WLW, now the latest forecast from the train heating and cooling Weather Center on news radio 700 wlw. And before tonight, a chance of isolated storms overnight will drop only 2 70 warm, muggy conditions. Those will hang into tomorrow on Wednesday under partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. I expect a few spotty storms 88 as a high few more storms at night. As we dropped to 70 and even more storms on Thursday that could be stronger. Severe at that point from your severe weather station. I'm nine first warning, chief meteorologist Steve Raleigh News Radio 700 WLW radar showing a partly cloudy sky our current temperature 91 degrees News, a service of carry on a.
Next Stop Everywhere: The Doctor Who Podcast
"cranley" Discussed on Next Stop Everywhere: The Doctor Who Podcast
"Watch this past week. You know they make a big deal about talking about the mole on right shoulder right. That's that's the way to distinguish her from nisa but that never gets really brought in play. No it doesn't it. Just kinda gets swept under the rug. Like oh okay. Yeah is just so that he can say well. I know how the tell them apart but she didn't have to tell them apart because they never came up right. It's almost like checkoffs mall in a lotta ways. So this story. Obviously it was directed by ron jones starring. Of course. Peter davison is the fifth doctor janet fielding tico danka sarah sutton as highly mentioned in the dual role this time as truck and and and talbot the fiance of lord charles cranleigh and matthew waterhouse as attrac- so obviously this is the episode right before earth shock. It's probably a good thing. He ate as much food as he did because he gets killed off in the next story so poor attic. Yeah so guest cast this time we have michael cochran as lord charles cranley though relation turns up later in the silvester mccoy era story as redford's fenn cooper in ghost light which vince proud. I talked not that long ago here on. The podcast also played gatt in a sixth doctor. Finish audio brotherhood of the dialects. Llosa play lieutenant colonel brooke in another big finish audio for the seventh doctor era no-man's-land and he was also in the nineteen ninety-seven movie version of the saint as the one with the okay and he was also recently on the crown. An played reverend travis on downton abbey which i find kind of amusing because this story. The strange way actually reminds me a little bit of like what if what if dr who did it. Down abbey story. It would be probably right right or the unicorn and the wasp perhaps but Yeah right but i just think that it was kind of interesting that he actually turned up down. Abby murray plays lady match cranley neither the one who decides on. Just throw the doctor under the bus for my son. Georgia's murders thanks. Thanks lady cranleigh. She notable for the one reason i thought was interesting. Was that she was in the nineteen seventy two movie version of tales from the crypt. So there was actually a movie version. That came out like a decade or so before the tv show. That was hbo. I did not know that a lot of people do because it's because these were both were based on the comes. Company called ec comics which published tells the crip comics back in the fifties. But yeah they actually did a movie version before the tv show. So if you're a fan of tales from the crypt might when it's track that down if you're not already aware of it. I guess we had more watson. Plays her robert muir without a pretty interesting character especially when he's flirting with teagan. A little bit gareth milne played george cranleigh and he was a mortuary attendant in vengeance on varos from the colin baker aaron and he was in the james bond film for your eyes only so we have another james bond connection to doctor who but notably. He was a stuntman during the peter. Davison era actually doubles for davis in this story and in addition to Doing some of the stunts. So he's primarily a stuntman doctor who we have the actor a met ahmed khalil as deter la tony the south american indigenous native. Who with the lip that helps Tried to take care of. George is friend. I've or salter plays show sergeant markham. He's the sergeant..
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"cranley" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"And surprisingly handsome for the kind of a job he had. I let them into mr wolf's office made introductions and sat down man is declaring. What can i do as you see mr wolf. I blind your davidson me. I don't give your sympathy mr wolf. Thank you watched. I mentioned my condition because the fixed the position. In which i find myself gone you he has mister. Kyle tell mr wolf about my daughter. We incidentally mr wolf. I asked my secretary to do this because in this way you will get a firsthand account. Now let's see a few days ago tuesday to be exacted about three o'clock in the afternoon. A young woman walked into the house and said she wanted to see her father. I spoke to her myself. She said her name was. Magda i ask a certain questions. He asked questions because he thought. I thought that my daughter died thirteen years ago. Either the girl who came back to me is my daughter. Or she's an impostor and she belongs in jail. Any doubt in your mind about it goes. That's why on the teddy said something about preventing minute. I have a stepson death of george whom i intend to eat my money. Not because i like him. Because i had nobody else to leave it to shift. You're doing it my daughter. If she is like a mad at all about my daughter and my stepson. Same thing i d. Maybe know mr crane is i am not a man named sitting able to make ends meet. What do you mean you. I think this means that. If you don't want to be frank with you made rather not waste time stole pie Apologize if i've seen a spa with you see a blind man can only judge about what he hears and smells. Must be a little more cautious than i would have to be otherwise. I'm saudi mr. Graham patients enemy virtues. Now you're doing. Oh your non daughter. What's her name. She calls herself magda krill. Which was my daughter's name. What makes you things using daughter. Well ten million dollars partly and once again is. My state may be worth more than that but Surely not less. You surely not less mr crown rather more. I should say ten million made him appear to an ambitious scare. Edgy sure but. I'm not a girl and i'm not ambitious. Nobody could accuse you of for mr cranley getting no particular story from the beginning. Our tickets outs.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"cranley" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Had the balls. Glad of the boat, Billy Cunningham, let's you and I talk about Dr Anthony Fauci and Covid 19. The after action reports are now coming in mainly by the media a little bit by government. The governments involved in this so they don't not going to bring you hard, cruel. Factual, objective information. And Dr Anthony Fauci has been put up by the media as the paragon of virtue. He is impervious. He's the counterbalance to Donald J. Trump. He's believable. This is the guy we're trusting and all of our faith in despite the fact that Fauci gave interviews in January and February of this year after Biden had taken office that he cannot think of one serious recommendation that he made to the president Trump that was not adopted. So the media wanted to act as if Fauci was on his own, and that Trump was a wild card when in reality, Fauci has said that there wasn't one serious recommendation I didn't make that was not adopted. By Deborah Berks. And by the president himself and by Mike Pence headed the commission. However. There's some takeaways that the record is quite clear that there was a gross overreaction. The Covid 19 going back 15 to 16 months ago. And now we know that because we have the results in Whether you're from California, with a total shutdown. Or Florida with no shutdown or Ohio kind of in between, no matter what it was. Government action got about the same result. If you go to real clear politics dot com and scroll all the way down. They have a great list of the response of all states, all 50 states. According to Obama, maybe all 56 states but all 50 states and what they charge as to how each they did. And they kept that chart going in the updated every day for the past 15 months, and I checked in Whether you were California. Total lockdown. Shut down. The businesses destroy small businesses, especially or whether you weren't Florida or Texas, which was largely kept open. The numbers about 16, or 1700 deaths per one million and all those states including Ohio and Kentucky, Indiana was a little bit higher at 2000 per one million. But in India in Indiana by itself, But take Ohio Kentucky, Florida taxes California very similar about 1700 deaths per one million and over 80 85% of those deaths. Or above the age of 65, or immune, suppressed or morbidly obese or underlying conditions. So the general population was not a great risk of a horrible result with covid 19 as my evidence of that I sent her with you in March, April May and June, and every day was the same topic with the same experts because it was panic City. And you may recall that the hospitals were emptied out as much as could be possible and greater Cincinnati northern Kentucky from ST Anne's to Christ to try health emptied out to get ready for the influx of Covid 19 patients Now they were coming. And you might recall that John Cranley had him on two or three days in a row, preparing the Duke Energy Center for the overflow from the hospitals. The available hospital beds and greater Cincinnati was about 4500. Hospital beds. They were ready to go and they were waiting. ER personnel were at the door ready for the ambulances to come in order to fill up the hospitals. Then the overflow was going to be At the Duke Energy Center. We head on Governor Mike DeWine repeatedly you might recall the National Guard was called out in order to transport more sick persons to the hospital. So we're ready in March, April and may. Can you recall any story? By us or by 59 12 or the inquire run at the time that the hospitals are now packed that it's overwhelmed. Can you recall one start? The answer is no because it didn't happen. And you also may recall that I had I had on respiratory nurses, respiratory therapist I had on medical doctors head on individuals who worked in and around ers and saying We're empty. We don't have it. In fact, we're laying people off. At the height of the pandemic. The major hospitals in Cincinnati. We're laying people off. How is that possible? March, April and may Because of the media coverage and the politicians that we cover. There was such a feeling we're all going to die. Hunker down. Stay in your basement. Don't go to work. That, uh At the hospitals while that was going on, continue to say we're building up field Unit, a mass unit at Duke Energy Center getting ready. None of it happened. In fact, they laid off medical personnel. During the heights of a pandemic, which is impossible. Both cannot be true. Either You have a pandemic, and there's tens of thousands sick or you don't have a pandemic. In which case you lay people off. The entire hospital system was broken down in this town, losing millions of dollars every month, laying people off. How is that possible in the middle of a pandemic? If it was that serious answer was it wasn't that serious and who knew well? Now we have emails. Under the FOIA request. So Dr Anthony Fauci and to the FDA and the department, he handled the infectious disease and he was the top exports supposedly in the country involving, among other things, on page 22, 12 and 22 13. Of emails from Dr Michael Bets to Anthony Fauci and the dates important March 14th 2020. This was just beginning the efforts of saying we've got a crisis. Bet sends this email the Fauci Dr Fauci. I'm going to convey an idea. I had relative to Covid 19..
Newsradio 700 WLW
"cranley" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Free. All right. Time is about this. 16. Frank Holmes here. Alright. Talked about the big project in the South. Fairmont? Yes. Run Greenway yesterday. The sewer replacement. That it turned into a beautiful park for the neighborhood knew Greenway. New Gateway, really to the West Side, and the city of leaders who were there for the grand opening, said the next big project that they want to get done is replacement of the Western Hills violent so just at the end of the Lich run Greenway Would be the viaduct, which connects people to the interstate 75 or into Clifton. That is the next priority is the 300 plus million dollar Project, City says is close to working with the county to securing funding. They're waiting on word for two grants this summer that they think could end up giving them the cash that they need. Move forward with replacement of that bridge that is almost 100 years old. The plans call for a brand new bridge just to the West right. It would be one deck and not Ah, upper and lower deck with eight lanes of traffic, plus bike lanes across it and Mary Cranley yesterday seven Thing that he finds most appealing about all of this work is that it'll connect that bike trail that they have. You know, they've got going east Lawson one back to the West. That will really, I mean from little Miami all the way. You know the lunk in down the river. And then this could connect into Central Parkway because you could have ah, pathway to the west side across the violet and on east Good times coming up our news and 15 minutes. We'll talk about the mask mandates that are still in effect across the country since I public schools, saying now that you're gonna have to wear them school through the rest of this year and all summer, those details and 15 minutes news Radio seven W. William New Air Service starting from CVG. It's going to kick off tomorrow, and it's going to be Alaska Airways coming to town. And we'll get from here to Seattle. And to that end, I wonder. What does.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"cranley" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"I think it's I think it's a good thing way to your point. We haven't done as much of that recently, but A Z Democrats and given the diversity of our bench in terms of both experience and what parts of the state they're from, I think it gives us the chances as Democrats to register new voters toe You know, have a have a dialogue about, you know, different policy positions and actually get what people engaged in the process of otherwise wouldn't be. So you know the arguments. Around wanting to spend you want to save money and wanting to, you know, not have Democrats attacking each other. I get those arguments. I think these primaries they're gonna be ones where they're actually going to be a contest of ideas and not become personal and overly negative. Not with that security was talking about at Jared cameras, which is your Twitter feed. Jared cameras, River Town Strategies principle here, based here in Cincinnati. Um, let's switch over Another huge race and 2022 the Ohio governor's race. Mike DeWine, the incumbent. Well, actually, you know what? Real quick I want to ask you stick on that Senate race. You know, Amy, acting's name becomes it was bin Thrown out there. What? Just just and I know I know you do work for different people in all that. But when you heard Amy acting's name, Azad potential candidate what? You know what with your mind. The honorable surprised, you know, obviously, it's uh in the spring, you know, there were people that were speculating that she may 1 day run for office. But then Yeah, but you kind of suddenly resigned her post over the summer and had really been heard from since. I think most people thought that that wasn't going to come to fruition on. I don't think she'd been very visible since she resigned her post and director Department of Health so I was surprised. There are a lot of good kids who have already been tested. Right running and winning elections. Um, better going to run our thinking seriously about running. So, you know, look, I think Right now. Ohio Democrats are having opportunity to take a step back and, you know, rethink. You know what makes a good candidate for statewide office and You know, she she choose that their name and I think that's you know, that's great, the more than marry her, but think Usually for for a big federal race, you guys state Senate race. You know, candidates that have been through the Gotland a couple of times before, usually gonna have an advantage, both the primary in general. I think I think that's really I don't think I know it's a very fair assessment of this and you on the flip side. On the other side, there's Jane Timken, as sort of emerging is It appears to be really kind of leading candidate on the Republican side, or at least you know, there's gonna be a primary over there as well. You know, I was thinking about Amy acting and Jane Timken. Neither have been in elected office for neither have run for, you know, public office before. The difference Being I think is that Jane Temkin has been in the trenches of campaigns. Her work obviously is the The party chair on the Republican side. She came out of the Starr County Republican Party did a lot of work was I think the vice chair for that party for several years and so you know the difference again? No. Neither one would have a record if they did face each other. But, you know, Temkin has a lot of experience in politics and political campaigns. Just not running her own campaign. So I think that, um Maybe apart. There's something to be said for that, right? I mean that. In terms of never running a campaign before. That's a that's a pretty big step. To go to U. S Senate when you've never really, really been all that evolved in politics, right? We will yet, uh, the other thing, too, that I think James Simpson would faces. You don't see a lot of people go from a purely partisan job to the United States Senate. Unlike the house, Uh, there is a twist some remaining um you know, kind of aura, a mystique around the Senate that People are interested in finding, you know, pure statement. You know a lot of Republicans vote for shared Brown. Despite him being relatively liberal on Democrats for Rob Portman, you don't see a lot of folks who are in the United States Senate. You had previously served it overtly political positions. And by that, I mean, you know, state party chairs, County Party chairs, National party chairs. It's just there. You have a better opportunity than we've been running for. Governor or murder. You know, Congress To cut a more bipartisan profile, and I think Yeah, tempting offers a lot of strength in the candidate. But I think you know, certainly be very difficult for her to show herself of being above the political fray when she's been the head of the Republican Party the last several years. Great stuff talking with Jared cameras. He's at Jared cameras. On Twitter. He's the principal of river Town Strategies right here in Cincinnati Democratic Consulting Strategy firm. What's Ah! Let's look swell little sock a little about the governor's race. You do work for John Cranley. He comes out what yesterday a couple days ago and says he's raised $500,000. As he continues to explore. Running for for the for the governor's race. When, when, when Canada says they're exploring it, they raised $500,000. I think that's really impressive number. What At? What point does does it go from exploring to running like what is the what's kind of the deciding factor? I'm not sure it's one factor E think it's some point. You know, Candidate just get the sense that says OK, you know I can do this. You can pull this off. Raising money is a big piece of it. You want to be able to show both to yourself but also toe you know other statewide leaders and shake orders an activist that your Bible but then you know Ohio especially. It's a big state with a lot of different big cities that they can kind of be their own worlds that you have to tap into. And We have to spend a lot of time, uh, introducing yourself to folks and Canton, Akron, Youngstown in Toledo and, um You know, actually trying to build those relationships and a real inauthentic way And since you know it's hard to do that in person these days, you know, a longer exploratory phase is kind necessary. Oh, put those pieces in place and see if there's a good fit. So is is that Does the pandemic has that made this a longer exploratory phase for John Cranley or or really, probably for anyone. Is that basically extending that out. I think so, Uh, for for a couple reasons, and I think couple are obviously a couple aren't so obvious for one Mayor Cranley started this exploratory phase. Um About a year ago. I think in April April of 20 There. Thereabouts And you know, he's the mayor of a big city when the pandemic struck, you know he had. Yeah. Devote all of his attention and then some, too actually. You know, dealing with getting testing up and running and the effect on the city's budget, and obviously there was no time for politics for a long time there, So yeah, that's that. The lady exploratory process a little bit and, um Yeah, delayed the fundraising process a little bit as well. So you know, I'm on the flip side, you know, given that given the relationships that democratic leaders need to build all across the state Not being able to get in your car. Go. You know Toledo and Cleveland and actor and young sounding Angeles Vito's folks, You know, it's just It's just a little bit harder. There's another kind of barrier. Really earning support. And seeing if you know the message that you have, the experience you bring is You know if it's wanted that there's an appetite board around the state and speaking of John Cranley, he will be term limited out as the mayor of the city, Cincinnati the end of this year. I guess in the numero be sworn in right at the turn of the new year. Let's bring it back home here just Cincinnati and got a mayor's race issue. We keep talking about 2022, obviously, with the Portman News, but right here at home, huge race, the open mayor seat It's several. I mean, really. There's a lot of opportunity there on the Cincinnati City Council. But the mayor's race, um Jared. I would just looked at a list on since ST dot com. There could potentially be 12 people. I don't think it although it may be that, but potentially up to 12 people running in this primary..
Newsradio 700 WLW
"cranley" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"You have to be off a covert 19. If you've been exposed when you're not around other people. That's what I'm saying. It's all organized, different, Willie. I'm telling you every every every organizations got different plans or whatever, but I know our department was very well organized. We have a Republican running it. I don't know if it's got to do with the Republican or a Democrat. But Mayor Cranley is not telling you both sides of the story. Probably there ain't no funds and their department David probably weasel out and not being able to pay these people Ln jail say this. There's two or three or four sides to every story, and I have great respect for many women. Actually physically work for the common good, like rum, key truck drivers and garbage men. I have great respect for those guys and I have great respect for God like you. You're going to be out there Saturday night and Sunday morning supposed that we throw three inches of snow, and I bet the roads are clear. When you look for reasons, not the work, you can find him A J. I gotta run. But God bless you and God bless the American worker. The only thing I like to say will he is, I'll put our roads up against the city rose any day of the week and the county would probably win. I know they will. I guarantee you they will on a J. We got to go. Thank you for your call. Let's continue with more news of the bottom Live update from Karen Johnson of the power of five. Breaking the story about the West Chester bomb threat. We'll see what develops. And your calls are next after two o'clock today is Rick Adelman of Edelman Financial engines at 2 55, or representatives of the Salvation Army and also Western Southern about what happened the crib in the Nativity and more at home with the Reds news radio 700 wlw. Rocky boy Man. Here was some light altering news. Get this. You could also listen to the any Iraqi show in the afternoon on your smart speaker and get this It's easy to do just say, Hey, Alexa, turn on 700 wlw. Free healthcare hundreds to more than $1000 per month and disability compensation and tens of thousands for college tuition. These are just some of the U. S Department of Veterans Affairs. Benefits that may be available to veterans via is focused on customer service. Like never before. Shoes via and see why Veterans trust in via reached an all time high.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"cranley" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Of us this afternoon, much better than the drive to work this morning, at least in the city of Cincinnati. Where the mayor John Cranley is blaming the poor condition of the roads on covert 19. We have everybody out. Every truck available is out. We had a number of people quarantined under covert. Unfortunately, We're getting it up as fast as possible. It's never fast enough. But we're working as fast as we can. Mayor Cranley on with Bill Cunningham this afternoon local family considering a lawsuit over what happened at a kid's basketball game, the issue is whether one of the parents should have been wearing a mask. 11 and families hired an attorney to fight their ejection from the city tonight. Premiere Youth Basketball League Mike Chaney says his wife was kicked out that recent Kings Basketball Association game for not wearing your mask properly. And he tells 55 krc, the league president, then ejected him and his son as well. He was coaching the 10 year old was playing. You know what I heard between him and her? He I just see him walking over he goes, he goes. Get your son. And get out of here. Tandy says his wife has a no from doctor saying she has health reasons that prevent her from wearing a mask statement in the league says there are no exceptions to their mask rule. And they say the expulsions were for multiple violations of the league's parent code of Conduct. I'm Brian comes his radio seven W. The actress Cicely Tyson is dead. She was 96 years old. Her book Just as I AM, was released. A few days ago, she was nominated for 16 Emmy Awards were on her career. It spanned from Broadway to TV to movies for film credits include Fried Green Tomatoes, the help Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman and Sounder and it was five years ago when President Obama presented Cicely Tyson with the presidential Medal of Freedom in 2018. She won And honorary Oscar. General Motors plans to completely and the production of diesel and gas powered vehicles in less than 15 years. GM wants to switch to electric vehicles only and make the company completely carbon neutral by 2040. In addition to the production changed, General Motor says it'll only use renewable energy to power US. Facilities by 2030 and worldwide by 2035. Wall Street the Dow up 300. NASDAQ Up 67 the S and P 500 up 36. It's 805 Our next news at a 30 Matt Reese news radio 700 wlw. Free healthcare hundreds to more than $1000 per month and disability compensation and tens of thousands for college tuition. These are just some of the.
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"cranley" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Meteorologist Steve Raleigh News Radio 700 wlw our temperature right now. 28 degrees in Cincinnati on the drive home tonight, much better than the drive to work this morning, at least in the city of Cincinnati, where the mayor John Cranley, is blaming the poor condition of the roads on the effects of covert 19. Everybody out. Every truck available is out. We had a number of people quarantined under covert. Unfortunately, We're getting it up fast as possible. It's never fast enough, but we're working as fast as we can. Mayor John Cranley on with Bill Cunningham this afternoon Coronavirus update. Ohio is staying below the 21 Day average for new cases with more than 5400 new ones since yesterday. Number of new deaths right at the average with 75 new deaths reported in the past day, Hamilton County now out of the purple on the state's heat map, which is the highest level of intensity, bumping down to the red level. And the curfew now at 11 o'clock tonight, instead of starting at 10, as the number of hospitalizations across Ohio is dropping below 3500 for seven days. What we said that we would do is to go to an 11 o'clock curfew. S O. Beginning tonight. The curfew will be 11 o'clock Governor DeWine during his afternoon news briefing state of Indiana reporting nearly 2900 new cases. Of coronavirus in the past day, Kentucky governor announcing this afternoon, the states has another day of lower cases with more than 2900 in the past 24 hours for the lowest Thursday in a month. The number of deaths reported in one day set a record today, hitting 69 the past 24 hours. Six people are dead, nearly a dozen others injured after a chemical leak and a food processing plant outside of Atlanta. The incident is being described as a leak of liquid nitrogen at a poultry plant owned by foundation Food group in Gainesville. Eric Booth with the Hall County Sheriff's office. Our crime scene unit was able to get in and start processing the scene and working through it and our investigators remain there now looking into the incident..
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"cranley" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"The drive to work this morning, at least in the city of Cincinnati, where the mayor John Cranley, is blaming the poor condition of the roads this morning on the effects of covert 19. Everybody out every truck available is out. We had a number of people quarantined under covert. Unfortunately, We're getting it up as fast as possible. It's never fast enough, but we're working as fast as we can make Cranley on with Bill Cunningham this afternoon Coronavirus UPDATE Ohio staying below the 21 Day average for new cases with more than 5400 new ones since yesterday number of deaths right now, right at the average, with 75 new deaths reported in the past day. Hamilton County now out of the purple on the state's heat map, which is the highest level of intensity bumping down to level red and the curfew. Now in Ohio starts at 11 o'clock tonight, instead of 10 is the number of hospitalizations air dropping below 3500 for seven days. What we said that we would do Is to go to an 11 o'clock curfew. S O. Beginning tonight. The curfew will be 11 O'clock 100 wine during his afternoon news Brief state of Indiana reporting nearly 2900 new cases. Kentucky's report coming out later today. At least six people are dead after a HAZ mat situation at a poultry plant in Gainesville, Georgia, This man was across the street from the plant. When it happened. Everybody was just like Screaming and yelling, looking for one, and I guess like family members work here with each other, and they were just worried. You know where they are at multiple agencies,.
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"cranley" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Office is going to the Hall of Fame, too. He will be Yeah, he's headed to Canton. So far this season, Brady has taken back to back took down Drew Brees in New Orleans, right? Aaron Rodgers and Green Bay Now here stands Patrick Mahomes. You do that? Give him his own wing. Bingo Can and kiss. Given the wing. It's the Tom Brady Wing. That's a couple jackets. What the heck segment coming up. Next is your good friend of mine. John Cranley. Or is Sheriff Jones calls John Cran be? We'll see what happens. Segment. Thank you. Yes, sir. And thank you. Erin Kendall. Yes, sir. Enjoy your meal, A Carlo and Johnny's News radio 700 w all of you. Mm hmm. Covert 19 Vaccines. You hear stories about the government's inability to distribute it about warehouses of it. Just sitting there, even reports the pharmacist destroying batches of it. It makes you wonder who's in charge of all this federal state local. They've had almost a year to plan for this. Why does it seem so disorganized? You have questions. That's why we're doing our best to give you the honest answers you need. 700 wlw. Find unspeakable piece When I come to these grounds, Catholic cemeteries are sacred ground there times that we come here and we just want peace..
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"Postponed due to covert 19 you see, is currently scheduled to return to the court one week from tonight versus Temple. Do you feel like you need to have a certain number of full practices before you can play a game again? I don't know There's a number on it. You know, I think you just have to have enough. You know, you have to have a team that's healthy, physically first, foremost, mentally and emotionally to be able to compete at this level, so I look forward when that happens. I know our young men do another excited about playing. They want to play. But this has been an interesting year. I one of the ways as you know, I had a coaching friend of mine called me this morning. Say he's looking forward to their bye week. So you put some work in the new stuff in We're not even thinking about putting anything in. You were trying to remember the things we already have. It s so I've never seen a year where the economy of where certain schools out compared to other schools. Based on you know what Kobe has done so again. I go back to the health and well being of our young man, so I know they're excited about getting back. But you know, the Kobe will decide that we won't Here's helping that temple game Next Thursday marks the return of Bear cat basketball. If so, you'll hear the game a news radio 700 wlw been listening to the bear Can't report on the home of the bear cats 700 wlw. News, traffic and Weather News Radio 700 w L jealousy. Cincinnati Cincinnati Salt Trucks M I A with the 12 O'clock report on Bryant Combs breaking now hospital workers say they couldn't get up Pill Hill to get to work this morning. Others who travel main roads in Cincinnati like Columbia Parkway, Queen City. Reading road all wondering today. Where were the salt trucks early this morning morning commute a nightmare for many who drive through the city of Cincinnati, while roads in neighboring communities were just fine. All the Department of Public Services is saying about the issues through a tweet this morning is that they were hampered by quote. Limited resource is what that means. We don't know where workers out with covert, whether equipment problems and all the years we've covered traffic here on NewsRadio, seven of the W L W they can't recall a time when there were so many issues in the city of Cincinnati. Relatively few everywhere else over a dozen accidents on Reading Road alone are Bill Cunningham. It's lined up. Mayor John Cranley is Gasol quiz him about the problems that frustrated a number of people this morning at the same time that they were accidents in the city. A tweet from the city went out to remind citizens that it's their responsibility to get out and clear their own sidewalks and driveways, the mayor today Newscaster 206. Now the latest traffic and weather together from the You see how traffic center you see health in science lives hope while things have improved. The latest accident in the city is on beach Month on the hill at Rance Ville. There's a car into a tree crews continue to clean up with an accident outside of New Richmond in Clermont County, Westbound 52 is blocked between Little Indian Creek and Augusta Street. Because of it, Kenard remains blocked between Clifton and West Mitchell. That is due to a water main break. And there's a wreck in the cleanup stages on Reed Hartman at Cornell chucking grim news radio.
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"cranley" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"This is 700 wlw Mike Nawrocki from CPS boarders on just a few minutes ago in talking about what the startup is gonna look like so to bring you up to speed here. They're going to start vaccinating. Employees of Cincinnati public starting on Thursday, starting this week. And that is up from February 6. So the district has seven places. You have been sent instructions. And so the first group is teachers and paraprofessionals and preschool kindergarten grades one through three classrooms. Um And then all the way to great 12, actually, so Nah paid service providers, custodians, building engineers, and they'll move on to keep groupie after that, Which is you know, after that, it's administrators and like, so that's a good news. You're gonna get the shots corner Mike Meara ski, though and as we debate about Walnut Hill High school in particular, because that seems to be a problem as the It's difficult to socially distance here because the classrooms are extremely small and very, very tight. One of the things, he said, as well. We can cut it to 3 ft. And have school twice a week in the blood and model when, well when, indeed we do that. Week after next So, Yeah, that's all well and good, But looking at the data it says that 3 Ft is recommended in medical settings where you can have face protection and respirators. Possibly. I don't think you're gonna have that in school. So are we just doing that to go T to get everyone back to work here? I don't understand. Furthermore, too. That was really, really interesting. That I said, Okay. Where he said. You know, we're about a year in here. Do we have a year of data? Um and said there's no appreciable difference in data year two years. First test scores go because that's how we measure. How are students are doing now? I think there's a big asterisk next to that right, because, well, let's keep in mind that school was shut down for a while. And did we factor in that teachers? Maybe. Ah lot less tough, grating simply because of the circumstances. And I would out of the third element there and having some friends whose kids do this is it's rather easy to cheat when you're when someone's not in the classroom with you because you have access to Other computers, data phone stuff like that, and you can also group texts because they can't pay attention to that, and it makes you smarter than you really are. It's easier to cheat. That's what I'm saying. And as long as students of going to school kids I've been trying to cheat. So you have those three factors there. And and But you know if the data says now yeah, they look, they look like we're doing really fine. Doesn't that undermine Theo education processes. It is, while the schools and the bussing and because that's the biggest expense, right we're sending kids on Busses and what You could stay home a few days a week. Or go to a setting where it's you know you're under one roof and remotely learning because there's a challenge here for working parents. Okay, Where do I do with the kids? Like it or not. Part of this thing is government subsidized daycare for us. It's great to get the kids out of your house. It's a real pain in the butt to have your kids here on the kitchen table. And you know you're not a teacher. I'm not a teacher. And not only that we have a parent kid relationship, which often is toxic. Because of the nature of adolescence and like And so you almost need a third independent party there. There's this setup but a different learning center model to in the future, But it's kind of I think it's a Pandora's box. He probably didn't intend to get into anyway. Your thoughts on all this at 513749 7000. They don't have big one and impound 718 t free call for you in Montgomery, Jimmy on the Scots bloke. Oh, Good morning, Scott. How are you? I'm fine. I'm fine. I think you know, I'm not trying to put words in Mike Meara skis mouth. But man, there's a lot said they're specifically with the with the test scores not changing much year to year. Yes. So I am one. I'm super disappointed in what the city's GPS schools have been doing to those Children, those families and it's just awful. I agree fully with Mayor Cranley. It's a couple of things that he said in there. One is simply not true. And one he's sort of stretched the truth. We're here where we've he stretched. The truth is You have something like what to the grades were quite at the school system, and his response was well, that's really down too far in the weeds for me to know. But what I've heard sort of second hand is they're about the same. Yeah. Whether they are about thing where the urn magazine. It doesn't seem like that should be below the weeds for him. The thing that he said, Well, let me interject before you get get your other point, and you're absolutely right. And that is well. Okay. We don't know yet. Well, we have. It's real time, right? If I if my kid takes a test and gets an a or gets enough that's reported directly to the teacher. We have access to their data and certainly over the course of the year with school report cards and mandatory state reporting. Yeah, We're going to start pretty soon now and are quite exactly your Yeah, because only January 26, But you know, within a couple months, we're going to start getting some of that hard data back and we're gonna learn rather quickly how this whole thing's worked. That's exactly right. So for him to save it, he doesn't know. It seems to me that But if he really doesn't know, then that's the feeling of him and the school board for not being aware it just it just doesn't seem possible. And then the second thing is you talk about the fact that their state testing scores that those have been really put on hold off. That is an absolute All through the state testing for map and air testing and all those sorts of things they've gone exactly as planned because they're mandated by state law. And protests are, uh, grated very quickly because they're done. Elektronik Lee and I could tell you that the schools that my kids are involved in Administrators, and we do probably 80% of the kids and my kids holder Shakaar base to base and they have seen a drop in those tainted box scores, and I've heard that from other I've heard that from other districts, and that's why I'm wondering why. CPS would at this point b be the exception rather than the rule and pretending that they're not happening..
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"cranley" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Warning. Meteorologist Jennifer Catch Mark News Radio 700 wlw radar shows cloudy skies It is 34 degrees right now. I've called out extremists on my side of the aisle. It's your turn. And we've been disappointed by our congressmen or senators, our governor our Congress, and it's time to stand up and be counted. Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley at today's special meeting of Cincinnati City Council Council members unanimously passed a resolution condemning Wednesday's violence in Washington, D. C. Body of the demolition worker lost in a partial collapse of the former killing power station in Adams County last month has been located. A statement from the Addams Oh Group says that workers are now working to recover the remains of Jamie Fitzgerald. His family has been notified Ohio could be seeing a Corona virus case spike from Christmas over 10,000 new cases yesterday. Another 9500. Today, hundreds of people being hospitalized in the state every day dozens of new ICU admissions Those figures are where they've been. For the last three weeks, Ohio has now had over 500 covert related deaths reported just so far this year. Looking to rehab of Cincinnati building with a History river. It's the place where historic radio shows like Moon River were broadcast on WLW Crossley Building camp. Washington's been vacant for years, but maybe getting new life Lands are to convert the Arlington Street abandoned building in the studio space and lost for artists. It would provide storefront as well where they could sell the creations building dates back to 1928, and it's a national historic landmark. It was designed by the same firm that came up with the design for Cincinnati City Hall in Music Hall, and they made it to look like an old time radio set the developer on the new project, this core redevelopment of Indianapolis, the present designs to the city Planning Commission. Next week. I'm Brian comes news Radio seven W on Wall Street Right now, the Dow is down 148 points. The NASDAQ is up 35 the S and P is down. Six. I'm Jack Crumley. Our next update at 2 30 breaking news any time news radio 700.
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"cranley" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"On the road that's for sure. Really proud of the guys effort. You know, I really thought, you know you look at the statue of the numbers obviously reflect, you know, balance reflected the Paul moved reflect things that which you'll see in the statute is the preparation in the commitment that these guys made. And, of course, the last two weeks that I saw think we also in central Florida. We also it's also put, did you We just couldn't finish. Now. We come on the road against one of the top teams in our conference and get a ring. It was it was. It was gratifying because it's a result of a lot of focused after our guys part. And just playing the right way, And that's the way we want to play with. Some allowed mistake's and we made a lot mistake's and maybe, you know, some guys get something and some doubt then they got right back in the game. So when we stay in who we are, what we wanna do, we got a chance to be pretty good. Enter outside of that. Doing this tremendous privilege, you see, had five double digits. Scores, led by sophomore Jeremiah Davenport, who had 18 points and 10 rebounds. David to Julius dished out 12 assists Up next another tough road game at Wichita State. On Sunday. The shockers Air six and three Overall, two and one and league play tip off Sunday is at 4 30, You'll hear the game on NewsRadio 700 wlw been listening to the Bear cat report on the home of the bear Cats 700 wlw. News, traffic and weather. Use radio 700 w L jealousy. Cincinnati Calling out the violence in D C with 12 o'clock reporter Brian Coats breaking now. Nurse Mittleman. Yes. House member son German. Yes, remember young, yes. Rare show of solidarity of Cincinnati City Hall Council voting unanimously few minutes ago to condemn the violence of the capital's is one of those times where Something that is happening nationally. Um, is relevant for City Council to weigh in on it. Councilman Chris Smitherman married John Cranley says they felt compelled to speak out because so many of the city's representatives in Washington have been silent for too long. We need Congressmen, senators and governors who don't support someone who's inciting a violent revolution against our government and supporting a liar who is striking at the foundations of our Democracy. Even one of the new Republicans on council Steve Gooden says it's time for his colleagues to be more cautious about the words they use and question what they're being told by leaders particularly call upon my friends in the Republican Party to examine their consciences on these issues. Into look for ways to reach out. Outside of their groups outside of their comfort zones. As we say these days and try to learn and understand what's happening in this country and try to figure out how some Sometimes. Well intentioned but thoughtless rhetoric can contribute to what is happening. President Trump is announcing today he will not attend the inauguration of his successor. It'll be the first time that's happened in the US since 18 69 of three other sitting presidents have skipped the swearing in ceremonies for the new president last time, Andrew Johnson wouldn't go after losing to Ulysses S. Grant. Also happened when John Adams skip the inauguration of Thomas Jefferson and his son, John Quincy Adams, didn't go after he lost the Andrew Jackson. Now latest traffic and weather together from the UC Have traffic center, the U. C. Health Weight loss Center offers solutions for life changing weight loss visit. You see how that com slash weight loss to take the next step groups are working with an accident on North Bound 75, a Donaldson folks there are over on the right shoulder. And out of the way. There's also wreck on Glen Way near Grant. Watch out for debris in the roadway westbound to 75 before you get the five mile after you compare speech, months in the left hand lanes chucking from NewsRadio, 700 wlw. Now the latest forecast from the advanced Industry Weather Center as we adjust to the new normal in our lives, advanced industry will continue working to make your dental visit as safest. Possible. No fear. Dentist dot com Today, the tristate chilly high 36. We will see a little sunshine tomorrow, but it stays cold with a high of 38 34 degrees. Right now, after yesterday, having the highest day ever and new cases. Today we have the second with 4911 new cases Looks like we're starting to see that Christmas coronavirus Spike Kentucky's governor, reporting a record number of new cases yesterday across the U. S. Now the number of deaths from covert 19 has reached a record level. As well. Governor of Kentucky will brought another update one o'clock today, and at that time, he.
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"cranley" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"To prevent protesters from any longer breaching the building. But the Senate chamber has been looted from all reports and our folks who were inside As all of this unfolded have now been pushed away, escorted away from FBI agents in the team's at 4 45 on news radio 700 wlw. Good afternoon. I'm Matt Reese. More tweets coming in with more reaction to what's happening on Capitol Hill this evening, Kellyanne Conway Former advisor to the president may still be advising. But anyway, she says, this is not appropriate, not legal. Not funny. Get out, the mayor of Toledo, saying, This is one of the worst days in American history. Frankly, it's a day I had thought could never happen in the world's oldest democracy quite literally. This is what a cool looks like. And he says Donald Trump and his enablers should be ashamed of themselves. John Cranley, the mayor of Cincinnati, saying, This is treason full stop. Jason Williams, one of our hosts on the weekend on news radio, 700 wlw from the Cincinnati Enquirer tweeting So, yeah, now it's the time for Governor DeWine, Senator Portman Republican representative Steve Chabot. Representative Brad went strip and many well, meaning Ohio Republicans to burn their trump relationship to ground for the sake of the Free World America more important than political future. After President Trump had tweeted a minute long video in response to the storming of the capital Twitter has says it's blocking has said it is blocking the video from being replied to Retweeted or liked due to a risk of violence you no one is allowed to be outside in public places other than essential workers, which includes credentialed media engaging in essential functions. As you can see, from video images, the unlawful behavior inside the United States Capitol building. I continue to urge our Washingtonians to stay home and stay calm. And if you see something, say something, but above all, stay home. Behavior that we are witnessing is shameful on patriotic and above all, it is unlawful. This is the mayor of Washington, D. C. These activities continues to engage in these activities will be held accountable. There will be law and order in this behavior will not be tolerated. The Metropolitan Police Department has been deployed to assist the United States Capitol Police in a store in restoring order to the capital and our chief of police will lead the command to clear the Capitol building and establish a perimeter around the capital. Have requested both the Virginia State police in the Maryland state police to deploy officers and they have engaged immediately to deploy officers.
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Baltimore, Seven Four Nine Seven Thousand Pound And One Month discussed on Gary Jeff Walker
"The Baltimore sun ran a scathing editorial about the present but they said in a report from twenty seventeen the ball Baltimore sun quote anyone who took a walk around this neighborhood you think you're in it and a third world country that's the Baltimore sun and The Washington Post a larger Cummings is been the number one politician in Baltimore for decades what is he accomplished what has he done other than talk about the problem in Cincinnati the prosecutor says call out the National Guard twenty killed in one month nineteen black one white killed in one month and now everyone is outraged Cranley is outraged county commissioners are outraged Democratic Party is outraged well who's been a judge in Cincinnati for the past fifty years so these communities is a dysfunctional who's in charge the liberals Baltimore is the worst run city in America well the mayor of the most recent mail the Catherine Pugh you just heard was chase from office had been indictment for for fraud and bribery in office now the next allegation by the president is a Baltimore is infested with rats and roads one of the residents say the B. B. C. found quote residents have said that they live in rat infested neighborhoods regardless of what you do as a person living here there are roaches and mice an epidemic of bed bugs on quote I went to the mayor herself say rotting carcasses you smell that look at those rats that's the mayor next allegation is about the rats according to Orkin pest control Baltimore is one of the most rat infested cities in America the pest control company ranks Baltimore number six on the list the other Fiverr worst places like Memphis by the way also control of the Democratic Party the allegation of the presidents of filthy mess and that's true yeah I read to you three or four sentences from the Baltimore sun editorial board last year about Baltimore Baltimore sun quote food containers all up close paper but man appeals plastic bags and tons of garbage littering the shoulders of roads pile up in alleyways and are strewn across fields and yards not only is it unsightly and contribute to a rodent problem here in Baltimore but it can create a glom in a gloomy feeling it's at a time when the city is already facing self esteem issues because of high crime and the scandal surrounding university of Maryland medical system and merit Catherine Pugh who's now on indefinite leave enter healthy holiday books if anything this city needs a major scrubbing to help restore some of its freight than ME John quote that's from the editorial board of the Baltimore sun so when the president says the same things the Baltimore sun says the president is trashed and lastly when you get your reaction seven four nine seven thousand pound seven hundred a new eighteen T. Leslie isn't said Baltimore is dangerous Baltimore according to USA today well there's another conservative publication USA today Baltimore is deadlier than Chicago and Detroit according to crime statistics released by the FBI had the highest homicide rate in the nation and twenty eighteen it's dangerous for the residents the great majority home one is simple life lead in a good way but USA today says the Baltimore has more crime than Chicago and Detroit gun violence are chives dot org archives dot org reports of Baltimore was responsible for more than half the incidents involving guns and the state of Maryland that that's fifty five percent of the guns when they're twelve percent of the population and in Baltimore more than half of the murders are run solved the truth is what's happening in Baltimore has nothing to do with race everything to do with politics and inept democratic lawmakers who have turned their backs on their own people and want to blame others for their behavior can you smell what I'm cooking these are the facts and in Cincinnati according to the federal government they have three zip codes what you're in criminal crisis not being over the Rhine price hill in Avondale according to not United States government an Obama administration said exactly the same thing so is this a shock to the media these clubs I've played or available online why would the mainstream media play the clips of mayor Catherine Pugh how to touring these areas last year before she resigned saying exactly the same things but trump said why would the Baltimore sun editorial board revisit its editorial just seven months ago saying exactly the same thing the president says because the truth doesn't matter it's sink the Bismarck it is saying drop at all cost he is called a races for pointing out the same things that the African American Marable Baltimore I said the same kind of things that Bernie Sanders is said and he was applauded by city officials standing behind Bernie Sanders what am I missing here Meyer waves are yours we have Jane first coming up and many others seven four nine seven thousand pound seven hundred a new eighteen T. the democratic party's policies have collapsed living in urban areas for African American folks who deserve so much better twelve fifty six how may your Reds playing tonight against Pittsburgh all news radio seven hundred W. out of the seven hundred WLW
Gary Jeff Walker
Push for bias training in Cincinnati after officers used racial slurs
"Rather using racial slurs. The mayor says at obsers could lose a week's pay on the first defense and face dismissal of it happens. Again, a white and a black officer were both recorded using the N word recently in separate incidences. I personally as the leader of this organization. I apologize. That that word was ever use. Again. I know the significance of it. I felt that sting both personally and professionally. I take it personally. It won't be tolerated. Police chief Elliot is the mayor John cranley says that he's proposing new training for all city employees.
Sean Hannity
Push for bias training in Cincinnati after officers used racial slurs
"Cincinnati city council will soon discuss the recent use of racial slurs by police officers. Vice mayor Chris smitherman will convene a special law and public safety committee meeting next week amid community uproar to officers now facing disciplined for using the N word during recent arrests and community leaders are now calling for department wide biased training. And mayor John cranley will be holding a press conference later this morning to announce measures to address racial and
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Woman sues Hilton for $100M, saying she was secretly filmed in shower, blackmailed
"Their coworkers. The hotel tells ABC news the safety and security of our guests is our highest priority. We will continue to work with the authorities to discover the perpetrator and see that she slash. He is held accountable. The tri-state Patrick do Haney as officially the city's manager mayor cranley on Wednesday named Patrick do Haney to be the new permanent city manager. He's been working in the interim since Harry black was ousted handling issues like the ongoing investigations into the death of Kyle plush and subsequent changes to the city's nine one one call center, it is an appointment that council still has to approve also on Wednesday Hamilton county commissioners decided to cut the property tax rollback from the nineteen Ninety-six stadium deal this year. The average homeowner got sixty dollars. Refunded for every hundred thousand in home value next year that will be cut in half. As the county struggles to live up to a deal based on
Colleen and Bradley
Cincinnati shooter's gun jammed during four-minute rampage, police say
"It Cincinnati mayor John cranley praising the four Cincinnati police. Officers responded to the shooting yesterday and the fifth third building downtown three people were killed and two injured before officers shot twenty nine year old Omar setup Peres video released today shows Peres pointing his gun in different directions firing then turning on police fifty five seconds pass from the time mister Peres fired his first shot until the first nine one one call was received at nine seven AM. So our our response was approximately three and a half minutes chief Elliott Isaac who says they are still looking into a motive for the shooter. You can see that police body Cam video at seven hundred WW dot
Bruce St. James and Pamela Hughes
Gunman kills three at Cincinnati bank; police shoot him dead
"I'm Scott Goldberg. The Senate confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee. Brett Cavanaugh is heating up as New Jersey Democrat, Cory Booker releases. One of those documents the White House held back an Email from cabinet on racial. Profiling Booker says this is why he did it. This process is a sham. The American people,
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Charges dropped vs. girl, 11, Tased for stealing from a Kroger market
"Reaction for methyl p president. Dan hill and a statement for mayor John cranley after an incident at, a Kroger store involving an eleven. Year old girl this. Is, the four o'clock report I'm rob carpenter breaking now the president of Cincinnati's police union says a conversation about whether policies that allow for the taking of an eleven year old girl or right or wrong is different from whether the officer was, in, the right Tuesday nights One hundred percent now understand that the chiefs then everybody will respond to the public Determine, how will enforce a law they wanna take a look at things. And say oh we never want to, use the peyser. Again on subjects this age that's the chiefs business in a review an internal investigation the girl was allegedly. Trying, to get away with stolen food from the Kroger in spring grove village Cincinnati mayor John cranley said. Wednesday evening that teasing an eleven year old who pose no danger, to polices wrong, and, he says that he asked the prosecutor to drop the
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CBS CEO Les Moonves doesn't address allegations during earnings call
"Looking good as well now, the latest forecast from The Exergen temporal scanner, weather, center I heart radio station, partly cloudy skies for the rest of this Friday morning and again if you're getting ready. To head out the door. Macy some fog on your. Way to work, if we're gonna be out in about early this morning by this afternoon the fog will burn off a slight chance of, rain and, storms otherwise partly sunny pretty nice day in the. Tri-state today's high eighty seven and, the weekend, absolutely beautiful sunny tomorrow sunny on Sunday with highs in the upper. Eighties sixty seven degrees news a service of progressive insurance and travelcenters of America mayor. John cranley says, he's not surprised that it judge temporarily halted a billboard tax that. He vetoed but city council overrode the judge stating the tax violates the, billboard owners and their clients I meant rights it wasn't a wonder syntax but a seven percent actually the for the businesses. That are affected it's pretty Wake up. And all, of a sudden your whole financial models changed without, much notice one of Cincinnati's biggest billboard companies. Norton outdoor advertising sued the city saying that on top of already turning, permit fees at unfairly targeted a few companies Lamar advertising is also. Sued, making similar claims as Norton Melissa Healy NewsRadio seven hundred wwl WCBS chairman les Moonves says commenting. For the, first time sorta kindness and. Sexual misconduct allegations surfacing, ABC news explains CVS, CEO les Moonves silent about the sexual misconduct allegations. Against. Him that have, rocked the network he's run for two decades speaking on a public earnings call only about CBS financials Nunez in control and praised by at least one investor unless it's. Amazing how much. You've diversified CVS revenue over, the last five years no one asking him about the New Yorker. Expose were Six women came forward accusing him of offenses ranging from unwanted advances to sexual assault this as CBS. Hires two prominent female attorneys to look into claims against him and the culture at CVS. Earlier this week CVS films president Terry press struggling to reconcile the moon as she knows with the allegations posting this statement I. Do not believe that. It is my place to question the accounts put forth. By the, women but I do find myself. Asking that if we are examining the industry, as it existed decades before through. The lens of twenty eighteen should, we also discuss path to learning reconciliation and forgiveness ABC's Eva pilgrim reporting county commissioners. Will be holding a special session later this month to review the preliminary development agreement, with FC Cincinnati for a new practice facility in Milford, commissioners have been asked to approve a one percent increase to the lodging tax. To help reimburse the cost of buying the land the Expressway park softball complex, was bought out earlier this summer with help. From the city of Milford FC Cincinnati plans, to spend an additional thirty million dollars. Building their practice facility there commissioners will hear public comment at this month's hearing that will take place August. Fourteenth.
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CBS CEO Les Moonves doesn't address allegations during earnings call
"Pretty, good start to your Friday partly cloudy skies with some fog possible later this morning overnight. Lows sixty seven by this afternoon. A slight chance of rain. Maybe a storm, or to otherwise partly sunny eighty seven and how about the weekend lots of sunshine both days with highs in the upper. Eighties currently, seventy degrees news a service of a wider providing. Truck insurance for over forty years, and travelcenters, of America mayor John cranley says he's not surprised that a judge. Temporarily halted a billboard tax that he vetoed city council overrode the judge stating tax. Violates the billboard, owners and their clients I mend meant rights it wasn't a one. Percent tax but a seven percent for the. Businesses that are affected, it's -nificant wake up and all of a sudden your. Whole financial models changed without much, notice what am Cincinnati's biggest billboard companies Norton. Outdoor, advertising sued the city saying that on, top of already turning. Permit fees at UNC Unfairly targeted a few companies Lamar advertising, also sued making similar claims, as Norton Melissa neeley NewsRadio seven, hundred wwl wwl's UBS. Chairman les Moonves says comments? For the first, time since sexual misconduct allegations surface CBS CEO, les Moonves as silent, about the sexual misconduct allegations against him that have rocked the network he's run for two. Decades. Speaking on a, public earnings call only about CVS financials Moonves has in control and praised by at least, one investor less it's amazing how much you've diversified CVS says revenue. Over the last three. To five years no one asking, him about the New Yorker expose were six women came. Forward accusing him of offenses ranging from unwanted advances to sexual assault this as CBS hires two prominent female attorneys to look into claims against him and the culture at CVS earlier this week CBS films president Terry press struggling To reconcile the. Nunez she knows with the allegations posting this statement I do not believe that it is, my place to question, the accounts. Put forth by the. Women but I do find myself asking that if. We are examining the industry as it existed decades, before through the, lens of two thousand eighteen should we also discuss a path to learning reconciliation and forgiveness ABC's Eva pilgrim reporting Clermont county commissioners will be holding a special. Session later this month to. Review the preliminary development agreement with FC Cincinnati for a, new practice facility in Milford commissioners have been asked to approve a. One percent increase to the lodging. Tax to help reimburse the cost of buying the land. The expressway park softball complex was bought out earlier this summer. With help from, the city of Milford, FC Cincinnati plans to spend an additional. Thirty million dollars building their practice facility there commissioners will hear public comment at this month's hearing that will..
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Kellogg's issues voluntary recall for cereal over possible salmonella risk
"Tristate partly cloudy overnight low of sixty lots of sunshine this afternoon eighty seven and the weekend even better sunny both days warmer ninety two saturday ninety four come sunday currently sixty five degrees one person is dead after a crash yesterday afternoon in mason a semi and an suv collided at reading and snyder at around one p police have not said what led up to the accident another person was taken to the hospital where they are in critical condition no names have been released at this time new questions about the future of a concert venue at the banks we voted we've approved the cfo mimi group as least successful venue from the standpoint of the city and we we have nothing else to do presence i'm on the issue but cincinnati city councilman david mann says there are issues that other groups will have to work out mayor john cranley on wednesday described a much less rosy future for the project especially when it comes to the involvement of the bengals jack crumley news radio seven hundred wwl w throw out those honey smacks why you say they're being linked to a salmonella outbreak more from abc news seventy three people were reported ill and thirty one states including twenty one people had to be hospitalized kellogg's is recalling honey smacks cereal the cdc is investigating the salmonella outbreak and says if you have honey smacks cereal with a best if used by date from june fourteenth twenty eighteen to june fourteenth twenty nineteen throw it out or return it for a refund symptoms of salmonella include diarrhoea fever and stomach cramps and people get sick from salmonella twelve to seventy two hours after eating.
Boston's Talking with Brian Dalton
Oakland A's Sean Manaea pitches no-hitter against Red Sox
"The fallout over problems with the city's nine one one system this system came under fire after sixteen year old kyle plush died trapped in his car last week though first responders were nearby an investigation found the nine one one operator did not follow protocol and police responding to the call or not told plush was in distress cincinnati's mayor says a newly appointed city manager will work to improve operations at the nine one one call center to make sure that we fixed a systemic issues that we heard about earlier this week lack of staffing lack of support low morale at high turnover cincinnati mayor john cranley baseball history in oakland california last night abc's todd ant has details snow hit the red sox what makes sean is pizza impressive is that he no hit the best team in baseball i couldn't even imagine third no hitter in the big leagues especially against seem like the red sox still incredible feeling mnaya thought the no hitter ended in the fifth inning when shortstop marcus simeon dropped a pop up and shallow left but it was ruled in era so the no hitter remained intact it's the first no hitter this season and the twelfth and athletics history mnay is in indiana native and attended indiana.
America's Truckin' Network
Austin police get 370 suspicious package calls in wake of blasts
"Morning we offered seven hundred fifty grand each year though though if they say yes they'll get ten times the amount and they would get by saying no fc cincinnati president jeff birding talking about what the team called its final offer to cincinnati public schools to buy land in the west end so the team could build a stadium they set a five pm deadline for decision cps superintendent laura mitchell gave an update following an executive session of the board are legal counsel plans to being communication formerly without legal counsel for fc cincinnati today the board then sent a letter to the team saying seven hundred fifty grand is less than half of what the district should get based on a tax agreement cps made with the city in nineteen ninety nine fc cincinnati then put out a statement saying that as a result of that letter the team did not buy the property wednesday jack crumley news radio seven hundred wwl w latest forecast from the exergen temporal scanner weather center an iheartradio station looks like partly cloudy skies as you get ready for work early this morning temperatures starting in the upper twenties to lower thirties by this afternoon plenty of sunshine forty eight for a high sunny on friday forty three maybe some early morning freezing rain come saturday currently thirty three degrees cincinnati city manager harry black says it he's not going anywhere as negotiations of his resignation have broke down mayor john cranley says that he's asking for black to step down after receiving dozens of complaints from city employees and others about blacks behavior i feel in good conscience that i need to cheryl this with the council in order to decide how to move forward with the city mayor cranley says he's also approached the city manager multiple times throughout the years about his behavior at city hall troy adams radio seven hundred wwl w after three mysterious packages exploded in austin texas investigators are still collecting evidence from the blast two people are dead from those explosions and the police chief says the person behind these blasts no amateur abc's alex perez with the latest police say they are not ruling out terrorism following up on more than three hundred phone calls of suspicious packages in the.