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"Business app. This is Bloomberg radio. Now, a global news update. Former president Trump is pleading the 5th in a probe carried out by the New York attorney general, Natalie migliori has more. The former president refused to answer questions at a deposition in New York City as part of a civil investigation into his business. In a statement, Trump said he once asked why people would plead the 5th. If they're innocent, but says he now understands. The New York attorney general is looking into whether the Trump organization improperly reported real estate assets, this comes just days after the FBI raided his Mar-a-Lago estate in search of White House documents, he allegedly took when leaving office. A top Federal Reserve official is predicting interest rates will go even higher in the future. Chicago fed president Charles Evans believes interest rates will top out at three and a half percent when this year is over. This comes despite the latest consumer price index report showing signs that inflation may be slowing down. A Texas City is approving a resolution limiting government resources used to investigate abortions. Dallas city council members voted in favor of the plan today telling workers they couldn't keep records on miscarriages or abortions. City workers also can't do surveillance work for abortion related investigations or give out information. Three people are dead and over three dozen houses are damaged after an explosion rocked an Indiana neighborhood. The search for more victims is on pause as fire chief Mike Connolly says further inspections have to be conducted. There could be other victims who have not yet completed our search. The buildings are not safe to enter. The trial over photos taken at the 2020 helicopter crash site where Kobe Bryant, his daughter and 7 others died is underway, opening statements were heard in Los Angeles on Wednesday. Vanessa Bryant, the widow of the late NBA star claims photos that first responders took and allegedly shared of the crash scene weren't relevant to the investigation. I'm Brian shook. Elon Musk has sold nearly $7 billion worth of shares in his company Tesla. In New York, Gabrielle family says it comes as a lawsuit over his refusal to buy the social media giant Twitter is looming. Elon Musk said he needed the money in case he was forced to buy Twitter. Though analysts believe Musk may have had buyers remorse, with Twitter's stock price dropping since his takeover bid in the spring. Twitter has since sued Musk to get him to honor his $44 billion agreement. That trial is slated to go ahead in October. As on Twitter if he would repurchase the Tesla shares, if the Twitter buyout doesn't happen, Musk responded, yes, Gabrielle fanny, New York. Samsung is announcing two new phones that fold in half the galaxy Z flip for and the more expensive galaxy Z fold for are similar in look to last year's models, but Samsung said the new models are its toughest yet, the flip four is a smaller pocketable square that opens into a 6.7 inch screen, while the fold four is a skinny phone that opens up like a book and features a 7.6 inch tablet like screen. A new poll looks at how Americans feel about alcohol. Most Americans think drinking alcohol is bad for society and for individual drinkers too. Three and four telling Gallup that alcohol has a negative effect on society though, most say the effect is somewhat not very negative. Still, two out of three say they will raise a glass from time to time. Gallup has been asking about alcohol consumption since the 1930s and finds the percentage of Americans who do drink hasn't changed much over the years. I'm Rory O'Neal. The American association of state troopers is once again hosting their best looking cruiser calendar contest, a majority of state law enforcement agencies across the country are participating, voters can choose their favorite police vehicle with the top 13 finishers to be featured in next year's calendar. I'm Brian shook. And I'm Doug prisoner at Bloomberg world headquarters in New York. Let's check this hour's top business stories and the markets after the bell Disney reported third quarter sales, profit and subscriber growth above estimates, the parks unit beat revenue estimates by roughly a $1 billion and the company is raising the price of its flagship Disney+ streaming service by 38%. However, Disney also reduced its long-term forecast for subscribers, the stock was up 6.8% in late U.S. trading. Elon Musk is accusing Twitter of hiding
WBAP 820AM
"dallas city council" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"The U. S. Justice Department is suing Texas over its newly enacted abortion law. The law bans abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, which can happen as early as six weeks into pregnancy. U. S Attorney General Merrick Garland says the law is unconstitutional under the Supreme Court president Those precedents hold in the words of Planned Parenthood versus Casey. Regardless of whether exceptions are made for particular circumstances, a state may not prohibit any woman from making the ultimate decision to terminate her pregnancy before viability. Texas lawmakers who support the bill say it further protects the unborn. Tomorrow. The Dallas City Council's general investigating an ethics committee will take up the city's recent data loss. W B A. P S. Clayton Neville says 22 terabytes of data were deleted by an employee earlier this year. The committee plans to discuss ongoing recovery efforts in any newly discovered Dadullah's It also will consider hiring a third party consultant to investigate the deleted data. According to the city. The missing data includes police evidence files and Fort Worth. I s D is implementing a mass requirements starting Monday, September 13th. This is for staff students and visitors. The option to our mask outside is optional. The district says this, there's no court orders that prohibits the district from doing so. Again. The low Tonight is 67 right now it's 88 degrees at DFW Airport from the W B A P News desk. I'm cat Bones iron. Your next update is at nine o'clock. 24 7 coverage at w b a p dot com If you're back in the office.
WBAP 820AM
"dallas city council" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"Table because I'll tell you it was a surprise to our organization, which represents 1700 men and women, uh, in football Texas, and it was a surprise of county organizations, too. So I I think that you know, while I do understand the goals and I understand, um, you know, trying to to be re formative. I also understand that whenever you are in the middle of one of the Uh most drastic increases in violent crime in art history. Now is not the time to focus our energy on things like that are energy should be squarely focused on reducing violent crime. Talking with Sergeant many Ramirez, president of the Fort Worth Police Officers Association. So am I to understand that you had no heads up. No discussion. No input on these new policies. Yes, sir. That's correct. Wow. There's there's a There's an area of law enforcement that I think needs to be reformed. That makes no sense to me because the D A has to work with the police, and the police have to work with the D A. Or you can't have those two entities on separate pages. Um, is there any explanation as to why something like this would pass without? Like I said, giving a heads up to law enforcement. Well, I know that I know that the artist attorney does a good job at meeting with our chief of police. And then there's 41 separate police departments inside of Terran County. So obviously, obviously the D a. Can't speak to every single one of them individually. In our large cities are going to. We're going to choose to operate under the policies that we operate under. And I have no indication um, from our chief of police that we're going to adopt this policy, but ultimately Like I said, making it so public and coming out and saying that this is a new policy in Tarrant County was troubling on its face because it sends the wrong message. We talk about how we can support our police. And how we can drive down these violent crime rates and there's really There's really three elements to that equation. Number one is you have to. You have to make sure you're adequately staffed Number two. You have to make sure that the police officers had the resources they need and the tools they need to do the job. Number three is you have to send a visible, uh and and an audible signal to society that were tough on crime, but that you will not victimize our communities in Fort Worth, Texas. You will not victimize our communities in Tarrant County. And that's how you do it. That's how you win We've done. We don't need to reinvent the wheel here, Rick. We did it back in the late eighties early nineties and we can do it again. Sergeant Manny Ramirez, president of the Fort Worth Police Officers Association again, My thanks for jumping on with me. Uh, you know, I just hated to see that in Tarrant County. We've come to expect that in Dallas County because we've got such a brain trust in the Dallas City Council, and I'm pretty sure I'm not on their Christmas card list. But, um, you know, we've got to get a handle. We've got to support our police officers. We've got to support law enforcement. In general, The silent majority can remain silent. No longer need to stand up. Be counted. Support your local police. And law enforcement and, you know, sending a message. Now is not the time to get all warm and fuzzy. We've got to send some very strong messages, unfortunately, be nice if we didn't but we do and We? We've got your six to the degree. We can take care of that, Sergeant. Thank you so much. Thank you, Rick. I appreciate it. All right. We'll do a little business back with your phone calls. Does it surprise you that Fort Worth Texas is going the way of Dallas County? With the site and release program. We'll find out what you think. Next. This this is what's happening. Collapsing. Champlain Towers is a wake up call. Stay current Check in 345 Times today. Governor most former President Trump for a briefing with state officials in the Rio Grande Valley before visiting the unfinished border wall that Texas has committed to complete. This is news. Taki 20. W B. A P W b a p dot com Former President Trump. He was in Ohio.
WBAP 820AM
"dallas city council" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"Overturn the 2020 presidential election amounted to professional misconduct in December packs to petition the U. S. Supreme Court to block Joe Biden's victory, prompting a complaint by Democratic Party activist to the Bar association, calling the case for As the bar initially declined to investigate, but a tribunal overturned that decision late last month. Paxton is already facing a years old criminal case and adore FBI investigation. Kim Rankin's W. B A P. News, a former candidate for Dallas City Council, wants the taxes Supreme Court to block certification of the June 5th runoff Results for District five. Attorney for Donald Paris, who narrowly missed the run off by 28 Votes says has challenged the May 1st general election has not been settled and renders the June 5th runoff illegal. You cannot hold a runoff election. If who participates in that election has been challenged. You must wait until the judiciary has finished its role in the process. Attorney Elizabeth Alvarez says she has documentation verifying the city knew the challenge despite the city's claim to the contrary. The Plano Police Department is using multiple strategies to address a recent increase in drug driving deaths. Officer David Tilley says to Plano residents have been killed in drug driving accidents. Plano. Police will continue strict enforcement on the road but also plans to crack down on bars and restaurants that over serve their customers from the W B A P News desk. I'm Nicolo say your next update is at 8 30. 24 7 coverage at w b a p dot com.
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"dallas city council" Discussed on KTRH
"You know, we couldn't really believe that would happen somewhere like in this area, so that normally doesn't happen here. Roberts took off in a light colored vehicle police looking for that now, Katie, Our age News times, 11 02 and a federal judge rules California's long standing ban on assault weapons. Is unconstitutional. The ruling from federal Judge Roger Benitez found the state's 30 year old law banning so called assault weapons unlawfully deprives law abiding Californians of weapons commonly allowed by most other states and by the U. S. Supreme Court. The judge also pointed out that murders by knife occur seven times more often than murders by rifle in California. Judge Benitez, who was appointed to the bench by President George W. Bush had struck down the state's ban on large capacity ammunition magazines two years ago. California's governor Gavin Newsom, calls the assault ban ruling a direct threat to public safety and the lives of Californians. The state is likely to appeal. Jack Callahan Fox News. Well, Are you normal yet? 66% of Americans say that their lives have at least partially returned to normal since last March last year less than 10% saying, this is normal in one third say, Are you kidding? It's not even close. Royal Caribbean announcing Restart dates for US cruise ships bookings are going to be opening on Tuesday for the independence of the seas cruise. That's going to be departing Galveston on August 15th. All the crew members on the ships are fully vaccinated. President Trump, speaking today at the state Republican Party convention in North Carolina media is not allowed to attend. President Trump is going to be coming to Dallas for a fundraiser for the Make America Great Again Action Committee. That's going to be on July. The 11th the ticket that is, if you get the photo op, it's $15,000 per person 25,000 for a couple. President Trump is also going to be speaking at a CPAC event in Dallas that weekend. If you are voting in North Texas this weekend, there are a number of runoff elections where you're not voting in North Texas, but they got elections got in a new mayor. For Fort Worth on the ballot, as well as Arlington six Dallas City Council seats Astros on a one game winning streak. So says the optimists. They're going to be playing pregame starting at one.
WBAP 820AM
"dallas city council" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"Governor Abbott is handing that he could take action against lawmakers who walked out on a vote of are controversial voting bill ultimately causing it to fail. Democrats let the clock run out on the voting measure, but Governor Abbott now making it a priority. In special session, the governor took to social media and said he'll veto article 10 of the budget passed by the Legislature. That article Funds the legislative branch on Twitter, Avid posted no pay for those who abandon their responsibilities. Critics of the Bills say it limits access to the polls. Will Republicans argue it protects election integrity? Like Nevil, WB AP News And Republican leaders in the Texas House or catching grief for waiting until the end of this legislative session to bring the voting bill to the floor as a new political science professor, Cal Jillson believes Republicans spent extra time on the legislation to better appeal to conservative Republicans thought that they were using these last couple days to make the bill friendlier to Republican conservatives. They stepped on their own tail in the building and get that Early voting ends where the June 5th run off elections and today some of the most watched race is being decided. Our mayor, run offs and Fort Worth in Arlington there, six Dallas City Council races and more than two dozen suburban contests. Dallas Colin and Tarrant County's have opened Countywide vote sinners. If your county participates in the county wide polling place program, you can voted any location on registration on Election Day. Miami Dade Police have discovered the van that was used in a deadly mass shooting last weekend that left two people dead and 20 injured. Correspondent Jackie Ibanez has more SUV was about 10 miles from the scene of the crime. It was reported stolen back in May 15th this key piece of evidence resurfacing just hours after investigators released the surveillance video of the SUV. The brief footage shows three armed gunmen getting out of the vehicle near the AL Mule, a banquet hall. The mass suspects quickly were turned to the Away car before speeding off. Police say the government waited in their vehicle for a crowd to gather out front. That's when they opened fire, but several armed people in the crowd were turned to fire. There's a $130,000 reward for information leading to an arrest of the gunmen. Taxes business. Real time numbers on Wall Street, The Dow is up 116 points, NASDAQ Down 10 Points and the S and P. 500 up five points. I'm the W B A P news desk. I'm Nicolo. Say your next update A set 10 24 7 coverage at WB ap dot com Conversation my hair up, Take her. Where is this country headed to begins here. The other countries have to be looking at us right now like this is a mess for job. You talking 20. W b A p w b a p dot com Yes, My friends are our continued examination here on the chrysalis, a no show of the controversial Democrat Socialist Party. The controversial Efforts that they are making to a protest and stop the common sense voting registration, the controversial political party and a controversial tactics they used in a controversial election. We are continuing our examination of the controversial politician but the name of Marc Veasey Man that is controversial because of his controversial positions about controversial matters. He continued his discussion lying his butt off. Really? On MSN Bs. That's typically when churches African American churches around the state do souls to the polls and souls to the polls, he says. So the polls that's when all blacks vote, you know, is right after church. Now he is alleging that The controversial claim made by the controversial politician of the controversial Socialist Democrat party. Is a lie. Read yesterday provisions. Courtesy of the Texan got news. What this SB seven bill does. SB seven, says polling places may not be temporary, movable tensile structures like parking garage is designed for drive thru voting. That controversial practice by the way folks was done by the controversial county, Harris County in southern Texas. Where the controversial Democrat Socialist leaders set up controversial drive through voting on Lee and Democrat precincts. The controversial practice was patently unfair to use Republican and Democrat taxpayer money to set up a controversial Policy to wear only Democrats, Socialists would benefit And Democrat areas. Was well in a word. Controversial State code permits curbside voting for disabled individuals who cannot enter a polling place but does not include a provision for other ways of voting from within the vehicle. Republicans and Democrats conflicted over this issue in the last general election, especially in Harris County, the controversial county implementing controversial election practices not consistent With state law. More specific voting times or stipulated in this legislation. SB seven. So that voting must be permitted for at least nine hours and expansion folks. Voting must be permitted at least nine hours per day between six a.m. and nine PM and expansion. Marc Veasey is saying that because this law brings us back to Expands on current state law. Not the cove. It 19 special exceptions that Governor Abbott instituted. That's why Mark V. C's claiming well, it's a voting restriction. C. V C, The controversial politician from the controversial Democrat Socialist Party wants to make the controversial decision to expand voting hours during the China virus. They're using. That is that is the judging point. Not actually State law, which is par for the course for the controversial political party, known as the Socialist Democrat Party. More specific voting times or stipulated, so they're voting must be permitted for at least nine hours per day between six a.m. and nine p.m.. During the early voting period on weekdays and Saturdays and counties of populations above 30,000 minimum of 12 hours. In that time period is required an expansion not a contraction. A minimum of 12 hours. The time for early voting on the last Sunday. This is what VC was making reference to the last Sunday. Before election is restricted to Between one and nine PM by the way the current law provides on that Sunday. Between one and six..
WBAP 820AM
"dallas city council" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"In the region that we're in right now, and it's spreading very rapidly. He's introducing a new criminal fence for the manufacturer or distribution of fentanyl start. Get a third degree felony. This would make it one of the toughest drug laws in Texas. The Legislature is also appropriated more than a billion dollars for border security efforts in Fort Worth Cat ones. Iron WB AP News The Dallas City Council committee's been tasked with looking into the possibility of paid parental leave for city employees. Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson, calling on a government performance committee to explore the cost of offering paid leave for parents. Sarah Mendelson shares that committing in, says the leave would apply to both new moms and dads. We want our Children to start off with a healthy foundation, and sometimes that means the mom needs to be home. Sometimes that add these to be home. Sometimes it needs to be a combination. Mendelson says. Mork companies in the private sector or offering paid leave for parents and suggests it's becoming necessary to stay competitive in employee recruitment. Flight. Nevil, WB AP News Police departments across Texas and the country were struggling to hire new recruits. Dallas Police Association president Mike Mado says the problem is every major city in the country is targeting a limited pool of applicants. And we're hiring from a much smaller collective group of applicants because not only do we have less people that wanna be plates, saucers. We've also all raise our standards of the type of individual that we want to be part of our Police Department lot of believes the move by Texas Governor Greg Abbott name that protecting police Department budgets translates to safety for Texans. Dallas County leaders air working to identify local groups that can respond to things like mental health emergencies instead of always sending in the police is not only improves the quality of life of everyone, it makes us safer, and it's the right thing to do. Judge Jenkins says it's important to find ways to reduce the number of interactions between the community and the police. Tarrant County's transitioned. It's vaccine sites to entirely mobile pop up clinics in an effort to reach more communities and get more people vaccinated. David Man's Norbert says they're trying to reach residents who are hesitant about getting the shots as we move forward. I think you're gonna see a higher level of interest across Tarrant County and public health efforts, which will build that public health trust. But it's been hard as you all know to get into some of these communities without some of those community partners really being the closer per se Tarrant County currently has 10 open vaccination sites. Fort Worth, I s D is offering its teachers a $1000 summer stipend on top of their usual pay for a summer program to allow students to catch up or recover credits that were lost due to Cove in 19 disruptions, the most challenging year for all of us professionally, certainly, And for many of us personally past year forward I s C teachers and administrators have worked tirelessly to maintain. London can't Scrivener says the district's hiring current Fort Worth I SD employees and registrations underway for students visit the W B a b dot com for details. City of Fort Worth, is faced with a huge, unexpected dead that it inherited from the state of Texas. Texas recently settled a four year old lawsuit filed by a Fort Worth resident who had overpaid state taxes for nearly a decade. By and nearly $18.7 million Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Process. City officials knew nothing about the issue until recently telling W F A. A problem with this is the comptroller's banned from.
WBAP 820AM
"dallas city council" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"You're along with you every day Monday through Friday year afternoon, drying from 2 to 5. Now I'm not speaking for Mayor Eric Johnson. I'm simply speaking for myself. Um, you've got an opportunity beginning this coming Saturday, may 1st the City Council elections. Um, the city of Dallas, Texas, I think deserves better than a few of the City Council members that are currently sitting in those seats. I know. Um I had a horrible interview with Adam Basil Dua. He wouldn't answer a straight question with a straight answer. And he kept telling me. No, I'm not for de funding the police. I'm for reimagining the place. Well, I'm re imagining new City Council members that actually care about you in the city with me. We don't talk to him very often. We should probably talk more. Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson. Mary, how you doing? I'm doing great, Rick. Thanks for having me on and I'm happy to come on any time Just invite me. I'll be here. All right. Well, you got an open door policy. So any time you've got something to get out to the public, you just let us know. Um, all right. City Council election Saturday. May 1st I know you're supporting a few folks that hopefully will be out of my put this I'm not gonna be politically correct because that's not me. I don't think that some members of this current City Council are putting public safety first. May I ask you if you share that belief I do. I think you're exactly right and I'll just cut right to it. The stakes could not be higher this Saturday. If you live in the city of Dallas, you need to come out and vote on Saturday. You need to vote. For your safety. Eat to vote for your public safety. You have to take this into your own hands, because in many cases we have members of the Dallas City Council who are willing to play games with your safety. They were playing political games last year when we passed the last budget. Chasing national trends and trying to catch the national wave and make names for themselves And they voted in ways that may our city fundamentally less safe. They cut the police overtime budget by 25%. They tried to apply those The money that they cut to a bunch of pet projects, including solar panels. Funding for theater and somebody's district on electric Vehicle Fleet study. I called him out on it. I took to the streets and through the airwaves and shows like yours and thank God the people got, you know to the council and they change the amendment to actually get this still cut the money from the overtime budget, which was horrible, but at least put it towards something that was, you know, connected to public safety Tonto cover their backsides. The problem is Because they cut that overtime budget by 25% were now out of money for overtime. We we've already spent the money and it's march. You know it incriminated know that way through March, Um they spent all the money essentially that we had for overtime. So now going into the summer, you know, through March through April, we were kind of 90% of the budget expended. I expect when we get the number for May that will be out. So now we're gonna have to go find money for overtime and overtime is what we used to offset the fact that we don't have enough officers in this city. So it's just a big mess completely avoidable. It was totally political theater and How we got here, you know, And when I was interviewing Bassel Dua, um which you know, I have been very vocal about. I don't care from making mouse is running against this guy. Vote for Mickey. When? When I was interviewing him. He took Hey, took opposition with me saying we didn't have enough police officers who told you that? Well, the police department. Well, what's the magic number? I mean, Not on Lee Doo Doo. I think not just him, but a few others do. They put public safety last, but it appears that they've gone off in some Crazy direction in a different reality. I'm not exactly sure if they know what they're doing and being obviously facetious, But you would think you know, Dallas, Texas. We're not talking about Topeka, Kansas. Here. It's a major metropolitan area. You would think that the City Council members Uh to a man or a woman would know exactly what's going on with our law enforcement. Right? Well, you would. But here's the sad part. The sad part is, um they are intentionally. Some of these folks are intentionally misleading people now about what their vote was and what they did, and they're not, and they're being helped out frankly, by the mainstream media. The mainstream media is not reporting. Accurately at all. What really happened? They're engaging in some silly debate about is it? Should we call it the funding? Is it really defunding? I don't care what you call it. I know this We had more murders in Dallas this past year that we've had since 1998 You know, when I was not even old enough to rent a car on my own, That's how long ago that's been And we in the middle of that violent crime Spike decided that we were going to whack the police department's overtime budget. And on top of that, Built into the budget, basically at a reduction in force of about 110 officers, because we are losing more officers than we're able to hire, So we budget it, you know, for basically for the department to strength even more. So, at this point, we're down about 500 officers from where we were in 2016, and we're a much bigger city with mortgage going on. So to say they're putting public safety first and that the pokes at the budget is growing. The growth in the budget is contractual obligations that nobody had to make a decisions about when it came to funding the squad cars and the actual market rate pay increases and the things that attract more officers and the overtime budget that we need to offset the fact that we're short officers..
Rush Limbaugh
Thousands of unaccompanied minors cross into U.S
"Is grappling with what to do about a surge of migrants. An asylum seekers at the US Mexico border Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro New York is has a message. For those headed to the border. Right now. He's advising them to wait. Give us the time to rebuild the system that was entirely dismantled in the prior administration, and we have in fact begun to rebuild that system. Meanwhile, thousands of unaccompanied minors are headed to North Texas. A memo to Dallas City Council member says that as many as 3000 teenage migrants could arrive from the Rio Grande Valley as early as this week and be hounds for up to 90 days at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. Shelters being set up amid an influx of illegal border crossings. During a tour of the border this week, Congressman Tony Gonzalez stressed the importance of legal immigration. America is a nation of immigrants. We're also a nation of laws, The Dallas site will be funded and operated by the federal government. Quite Nevil,
The Dallas Morning News
Dallas gives city attorneys go-ahead to sue Netflix, Hulu, other streaming services over franchise fees
"In court news. The dallas city council is giving the city attorney's office the go ahead to pursue a lawsuit against streaming services to collect franchise fees from their operators. The city wants to recover financial damages from netflix. Hulu disney and other video service providers for their alleged failure to pay a franchise tax amounting to five percent of gross revenues under texas's public utility regulatory act according to a spokesperson for the city. At and t. owns the hbo. Streaming service already pays franchise fees to dallas. The city further said netflix. Hulu and disney plus have all failed to apply for the state is ticket of franchise authority which would require the companies to pay the fee cable. Tv companies for example have paid the fees for years. Dallas will seek to collect fees dating back to two thousand and seven and an order forcing the companies to pay fees in the future. The city council approved the legal action wednesday
WBAP 820AM
"dallas city council" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"You have to do is ask Alexa Open W B. A B. Do not forget to sign up for my latest newsletter. About the tale of the three Chiefs subscribe Now before I send it out this weekend, it's about Uh, the disgraced former Dallas police chief, The new fourth chief of the new data. Dallas Chief The tale of three chief You don't want to miss this one. My best ones. I promise you Um go toc, chris crack dot com and click subscribe clich? Chris rock dot com. C H r. I s care okay dot com and click subscribe. Okay, So, um, uh, the there's one last thing about chief the new chief Eddie Garcia. That is bad. And then I'll tell you about the, uh, one of two things that are good. So far, the The first Things that are not bit about Garcia's number one. He's raging liberal from a raging, you know, leftist from a leftist town. Silicon Valley. Uh, Sam, what's called And as a number two is that they have, like, I don't know, like half or a quarter of the homicide some way low. The Dallas does so he's never dealt with a large City that has real crimes. Serious crime problem. On a large scale like this and s O, the leftist of leftist ism being from a leftist town, which shows how much of a left issues when it comes to being police chief. Otherwise, he wouldn't be the chief there. And through. Thirdly, the fact that he one other thing is going to tell you that is this one. This is this is so rich. You don't hear this. Not gonna get this anywhere else, except for it was deep in one or two news stories. It had to have read. Was tiny little mentioned, but was very telling the did you hear about? I've been talking about for two nights in a row, the homeless of the panhandling problem. In, um That we have. I gotta pull up from my audio from the previous night. Here we go. Um no. One more night back the panhandling issue. Here it is. This is great. You gotta hear us. So these are panhandler. These are four different City council members who went nuts. About how bad the panhandling is. In Dallas now and when you hear four different At least four maybe five different. Dallas City Council members say this kind of stuff, it's it shows how bad is this? People actually jumping on folks hoods of their cars when you don't give them money. There's a plethora of drug paraphernalia. That's all over needles on other things, and this is a big issue. There's very aggressive panhandling. Um people having spit on windshields? I called on aggressive panhandler That was approaching me. And the follow up from DPD is that this was someone with a violent felony warrant. I'm getting tired of getting photographs from constituents of public defecation and urination in the media, the track just piling up and our city management is just letting it happen. What happens when somebody rejects everything they don't want help. They just want to be able to see it in the roadway, and they want to be in auto crash everything. Now what Is working in other cities is limiting the hours and intersect. You are allowed to handle Panhandle period and that is what they do in play now, and they don't have this problem. It's what they do in Richardson. We've got to get some enforcement because the compassionate side just isn't working. So there you go, And that's pretty amazing. It's true. We all know that I've been telling you that for 11 years of it on the air here, But, um, to hear Dallas City Council members in 11 years I've never heard them say that regardless of who it is African American white, all of them. There are outraged and you'll be lucky if one of those Republicans are the ones I just played you So the truth is the truth. And the third and final nail in the coffin for Chief Eddie Garcia for me, is, um As far as the bad guy win. The good so far is, um him his response to all those city council members, you know what he said. Well, I've a grand. Yeah, Let's do a jobs program. We'll do a jobs program. They could work. That's where they could make money. Dude, do you say, buddy, think any of them are gonna work? No, that's why they do this. They make up to $300 a day. And many of them are not home was literally. That's what the Dallas City Council members were saying that to want. The research they've seen is in their city in the city of Dallas, and one of our city's obviously After 300 bucks a day. Tax free and they're gonna go work for a jobs program. There you go. That's a great San Jose. Former chief there. Yeah. Go. Hey, uh, that's great work. Great, huh? So you think that guy was a violent felon who's jumping up on your car? Were defecating in front of you or spitting on you. Or your car is going to go to a jobs program. Yeah. What's he gonna do with the job? You could take a dump on the hood of the car of the boss. She has spirit, the boy. So you spit on the boss in the urine in front of the boss jump on the boss's car. Is that what he's gonna do for his money? Get out of here next. So that's that's why overwhelmingly. It's not good. So far. I'm just gonna be honest with you. Now. What is good is, um Is this what he said. Now I have to go back. Tohno. It's audio. Give me a second here a second ago. What is good is what he said tonight. But again, it's just playing the game. I think I'm doubtful. But here he is..
The Dallas Morning News
Dallas City Council members say people confused about rollout of COVID-19 vaccines
"Dallas officials say residents remain confused by the covid nineteen vaccine process. They're not alone as elected leaders. Some city council members said on monday that they're dealing with their own frustrations over public and internal communication about the rollout. Several council members said issues in dallas county's communication over. How and when people can get back needed at fair park mega site as well as the mayor's tendency to reveal updates via news releases were causing lapses in receiving information and contributing to residents not being helped as quickly as possible. The confusion is going to get worse and there could be some anger said council member. David blewett quite frankly. I don't think we're all on the same page and it's pretty obvious were not. I just don't think we're doing a very good job
WBAP 820AM
"dallas city council" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"After a brief stalemate, Senate leaders Chuck Schumer and Mitch McConnell have agreed on a power sharing deal. Correspondent Jared Helpers. Senate Majority Leader truck, Schumer says progress was made overnight on a power sharing agreement to set up rules for a 50 50 divided Senate. I'm glad we're finally able to get the Senate up and running. My only regret is that it took so long. Republican leader Mitch McConnell dropped objections after two Senate Democrats vowed to oppose eliminating the filibuster, ensuring a 60 vote requirement for most legislation. The bar for lawmaking is high. It should be high. A power sharing agreement is expected to evenly divide Democrats and Republicans on committees, with Democrats serving his chairs of those panels on Capitol Hill. Jared Halpern Fox News The Senate is gearing up for its second impeachment trial for former President Donald Trump the charges incitement of insurrection stemming from the deadly riot, the U. S Capitol by a mob of his supporters. People died in the chaos, including a U. S. Capitol police officer. The trial is scheduled to begin February. 9th AH Group of Dallas City Council members are critical of the city's handling of the cove in 19 vaccination process, which they referred to as quote less than sufficient and blame the mayor for what they call a lack of communication. Here are Johnson clarified during a special meeting that as the city's emergency management director, he's not obligated to answer to anyone. I'm not an employee. I don't work for the city of Dallas in a paid position where I get a pension, and I have the answer to the city manager. I'm not his employees. The counsel failed to pass a motion that would have required the mayor to send by monthly memos about the process. Texas business Real time numbers on Wall Street The Dow was up 13 points, NASDAQ Down 11 Points and the S and P. 500 down three points..
WBAP 820AM
"dallas city council" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"Who are in the dark this morning due to the storms. Urging residents to be careful driving on the roads into steer clear of downed power lines. Dallas City Council will hold an emergency meeting tonight on what's become a controversy related to creating registration hubs for the cove in 19 vaccine, Mayor Eric Johnson tells w FAA TVs inside Texas POLITICS that council members up for re election should not be the decision makers for the location of the hubs. They want to have things determine based on their relationship with the city manager of the relationship with city government, So they want Have resource is directed to their district without any regard to where they actually should be deployed. Meanwhile, after record setting number of covert 19 deaths over consecutive number of days last week, the taxes Health Department has reported a decrease after three consecutive days of more than 1200 new deaths in the Lone Star State. There were 407 additional deaths reported on Saturday. Data from Johns Hopkins University shows the seven day rolling average of deaths in Texas from 261 per day that 326 again That is the average, according to The Associated Press. The state Health Department reported more than 11,000 new or probable cases on Sunday for a total of 1.96 million cases since the pandemic began. Nicole Deal W B A P News now a check on taxes business sponsored by the Law Office of nickname If here, Spencer McGowan. From network radio. The short squeeze of the decade accelerates this morning game state Grapevine based game stop up this morning 60% After rising 50% on Friday. What gives short sellers? The stock hit three bucks. Now it's 104. Less than a year later, the Dow down 125 points poised to open the day. About 30,800, West Texas intermediate crude 52 14 per barrel. I'm Spencer McCowen President.
WBAP 820AM
"dallas city council" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"Okay. Okay. Just walk in and get the shot. Yes. Without a vaccine. Okay? Yes. Now, City Councilwoman Jennifer Gates said the Jenkins on Lee notified groups and low income and vulnerable areas. He represents. He shared that to a group that represented a vulnerable population and told them to disperse it. Apparently, she said, Hey, listen, I want to take care of those populations and I have no problem making them a priority, but not notifying all residents of 75 older that leads to mistrust, she said. And so, Yeah, it went viral, and then there you had huge lines and things of that nature. So Eric Johnson sent a letter to Jenkins said, Listen, we're not going to partner with you. If you're not gonna be transparent, which Clay Jenkins is not transparent, You know, we know that we've seen how he operates. His fellow council members know that you know, that's why they're always raising Cain with him making decisions on his own. Hey, says he says, This is a very condescending letter that he sent back to the mayor. I trusted everyone on this letter. In all council members share the goal of getting our most vulnerable populations vaccinated as soon as possible. Thank you all for your support of the work the city staff is doing to help lead this response there A lot of heroic city employees doing great work. He says, your letters and accurate community outreach efforts were made to reach seniors and underserved and hard it. Zip codes and Dallas after an unauthorized sharing of a back link to sign up for appointments was broadcast by at least one Dallas City Council member. And lead to a Monday through Wednesday appointment being field filled by persons who did not receive an invite for an appointment. And he said that that group was overwhelming, overwhelmingly white under 75 from the city's most affluent zip codes. And he says those were unauthorized appointments and they were not honored, but they led the less vaccines. So, he said, We wanted to remedy that problem. So that's when he reached out to Southern Dallas churches, Health center senior centers and other partners serving black and Hispanic residents were enlisted for their help. So what he wanted to do. Well. So at 75. 75 under Uh, if you're from the The nicer areas of Dallas. You couldn't get it done. Is it? Well, you know you got I think what he's saying here and he goes on to say your and others decisions earlier today to broadcast that vaccines are available to anyone over 75 without an appointment has undermined that effort and made it less likely the vaccine will get to the people of the highest risk in the hardest hit most underst under under served a zip codes this week. He goes, I trust in the future you around any questions through the Dallas City manager's office, the city's Oh, am leads for this response for our call directly. So where does it stand? I mean, the 75 older says it's over of the 75 over. Did they get their vaccine? But the people that needed more than the 75 over in the fluid zip codes. Right, right. That's what he was that that's what's gonna happen is those and underserved communities. Um, I'm missing something. Why is it 75? I thought 65 was the age. Well, it's it's just different for different counties. Yeah, I guess so. It's different for different states. Yeah, this the first time it was different states, but I don't know different counties could set their own. Yeah, You know, it's interesting how that's happening, though. Mm. All right. But imagine that in Dallas, they're not getting along. Well, come on. Yeah, I know. Coming up here at 7 37. We got some more trending stories. Got a breaking news story out of Indonesia. Okay, we need to get into Very 7 45. The president says he's never going to say this. We'll do that at 7 45. Dakota. Let's say Has the 7 30 news Next? There will soon be a new leader of Operation Warp speed stories Next. Why this is Rick Roberts? Well, soon Joe Biden will become the 46 president was so much happening in.
Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"dallas city council" Discussed on Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"Part of the post holiday surge. We don't know exact time frame. There's not a forecasting to see it, but we would just expect with the number of hospitalizations that we've had over the last several weeks that we would start seeing some of the deaths occurring indoor gatherings and travel over the holiday season, is blamed for the recent rise in cases and hospitalizations across the state. The annual San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo will happen next month. Pandemic or not, but there will be a noticeable change. The popular Carnival will not be set up this year. Officials say the move will help manage crowd capacity while helping to prevent the spread of the virus. San Antonio Spurs will use robot technology to disinfect the a TNT center as the embassy's arise and infections among its players. The Spurs will be the first pro basketball team to use the Cenex light strike robots to help slow the spread of the virus among players and staff in the arena. Robots are equipped with a xenon lamp that uses UV light rays to kill the virus. The lamp has a 14 ft range, and the treatment is reportedly 99.9% effective. Killer droids will disinfect all areas of the arena and this first host the Rockets tonight at the A. T. N. T Center minus James Harden, who was traded to the Nets and a 14 mega deal. Our coverage of the game begins at six o'clock right here. Well. Dallas will soon renamed a street and honor of a man killed by an off duty police officer inside his own home Dallas City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to rename part of Lamar ST as both, um John Boulevard. The four mile stretch to be renamed includes his former apartment complex and the Dallas Police Department headquarters. John was killed in September of 2018. When Officer Amber Geiger, who was off duty at the time, mistook his apartment for her own and thought he was an intruder. Geiger was fired and is now serving 10 years for murder. Well. Traffic deaths are on the rise despite coronavirus, lockdowns and restrictions tamping down the number of people on the road through the first nine months of 2020. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says 28,190 People died in traffic crashes. That's an increase of a little more than 4.5%. In a letter to drivers, Nitta says the drivers who were out on the road took risks. The Governor Highways Safety Association says they believe the big factor in the increase in death is from speeding and lack of enforcement from police. Association. Sights of decline in the number of traffic stops during the Corona virus pandemic. Actor Armie Hammer is pulling out of his next movie role after online rumors accused him of cannibalism. Hammer told TMZ that he doesn't want to respond to the claims.
Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"dallas city council" Discussed on Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"Well, it's the second time the house has done it and 13 months the president has been impeached. The vote was to 32 to 1 97 10. Republicans joined with Democrats to impeach President Trump. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi urged her colleagues to support this effort it constitutional remedy that will ensure that the republic will be safe from this man. It was so resolutely determined You tear down the things that we hold, dear. And that hold us together. House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy criticized President Trump's behavior last week during the ride at the capital, but the California Republicans stopped short of impeachment. He should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding. These facts require immediate action. But President Trump Except to share responsibility. Meantime, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says the earliest the Senate could receive the article of impeachment from the houses next Tuesday, The day before the inauguration of President elect Joe Biden. A trial could go on for weeks of it takes place at all. A conviction would allow senators to then vote to bar the outgoing president from running for office again in 2024 Strip him of his post presidential benefits. Meantime, Washington D C is practically locked down after last week's mob attack. As many as 20,000 National Guard troops are descending on the nation's capital. In an effort to keep peace ahead of the presidential inauguration of Joe Biden next week, President Trump issued a video Wednesday calling for calm and condemning the Capitol Hill riot of last week. Violence and vandalism have absolutely no place in our country, D C. Mayor Muriel Bowser doesn't want people coming to town for the inauguration. We have Asked Americans not to come to the Washington D C event, but instead to participate, virtually DC's downtown streets are being blocked off and Busses and trains air getting reread. It is part of the security effort. Texas Attorney General Kim Paxson is charging abiding campaign worker with election fraud. Rachel Rodriguez of San Antonio was seen in a project Veritas video last fall engaging and vote harvesting. Accident is charging her with the election fraud, illegal voting unlawfully assisting people to vote by mail and unlawfully possessing an official ballot. Officials viewed dozens of hours of unedited footage before arresting Rodriguez. She faces up to 20 years in prison. Well, it's now virtually impossible for Democrats in the Texas Senate to block Republican legislation. Texas Republicans banded together to change the rule that used to require the approval of 19 of the 31 States senators just to bring a bill for debate now that there are only 18 Republican state senators. They've lowered that number needed to 18 State Senator Bryan Hughes authored it on major legislation with major support among Republican voters who have elected a majority this body. This amendment would allow those bills to come to the floor for debate. Senate Democrats all opposed Senator Carol Alvarado chipping away at their tradition. This institution Will San Antonio's been passed over for the home of the U. S. Space Command. Mayor Ron Nirenberg confirmed the decision last night and remains optimistic about future opportunities for the city. The bottom line is for us. I think we have really turned heads and been short listed for future opportunities in the Defense Department, as well as underscoring our ability to keep And grow the missions that we have here. The new Space Command headquarters is moving from Colorado to Huntsville, Alabama, which is home to the Redstone arsenal. This ended two year competition for the final decision. Ah, Wednesday marked the highest death toll for San Antonio during the Corona virus pandemic is there were 25 new deaths related to Cove in 19 reported there are currently nearly 200 deaths under investigation by Metro health. They're believed to be covert related 1378 new covert cases were also reported on Wednesday. All Dallas will soon rename a street in honor of a man killed by an off duty police officer inside his own apartment. Dallas City Council voted unanimously yesterday to rename part of Lamar ST as both of John Boulevard. The four mile stretch to be renamed includes his former apartment complex and the Dallas Police Department headquarters. John was killed in September of 2018. When Officer Amber Geiger mistook his apartment for her own and thought he was an intruder. Geiger was fired and is now serving 10 years for murder. On what's next and paella Thons business cycle. Denise Pellegrini of Bloomberg has this and focus report the sweat from home business could hit an upslope. The pandemic has been a tailwind for homework out. Cos Politan, co founder and CEO William Lynch would wish that global pandemic on anybody, but it's been tailwind for businesses. People are home. But now analysts, its steeple and elsewhere are warning. Those that did best during the pandemic may struggle is the vaccine takes hold. Rivals include Apple Fitness Plus are toning their strategy as Politan. Customers wait for weeks to get their equipment and paella town is.
WBAP 820AM
"dallas city council" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"Area codes. 214469 and 972 customers asking for new service, adding a number or moving could be assigned the new code. Collin County a century seem nearly 7000 doses of Modernist Cove in 19 vaccine from the state next week. That's according to the county's judge. It comes a week after the Texas Department of State Health Services announced a list of large vaccination hubs. That received a majority of doses this week. They included Dallas, Dentyne and tearing counties but not call in North Texas. Gun shop owners say the recent spike in sales is not related to the riots on on the U. S. Capitol experts say they believe it has to do with the reality that the outcome of the presidential election will not be overturned and because Democrats are more likely to pursue gun control measures. That dealers say demand has been building long before last week's events. The Dallas City Council has unanimously voted to approve the renaming of a stretch of Lamar ST to both, um Gene Boulevard to honor the 26 year old who was killed in his apartment by an off duty officer in 2018. Former Dallas officer Amber Geiger claimed she thought she was walking into her unit and that he was an intruder. Geiger was found guilty of murder and sentenced to 10 years in prison. And there's new evidence in the Amber hag Erman case from 1996. She's the little girl. The amber alert was named for Arlington. Police say the evidence may help them create a Dnepr. Oh, file of her killer. The nine year old vanished 25 years ago while out riding her bike. Her body was discovered almost a week later. From the W B A P News death I'm sharing reared in 24 7. Coverage can be found at WB ap dot com. Are you taking a.
Eric Harley and Gary McNamara
Dallas City Council Approves Renaming Street in Memory of Botham Jean
"Dallas City Council has unanimously voted to approve the renaming of a stretch of Lamar ST to both, um Gene Boulevard to honor the 26 year old who was killed in his apartment by an off duty officer in 2018. Former Dallas officer Amber Geiger claimed she thought she was walking into her unit and that he was an intruder. Geiger was found guilty of murder and sentenced to 10 years in prison.
KLIF 570 AM
"dallas city council" Discussed on KLIF 570 AM
"Now administering the second of two Cove in 19 vaccine shots to its health care workers in north Texas Doctor Theresa Patton stresses the importance of getting the second dose. So you definitely have to show up twice to get the maximum benefits s so after the second dose. About two weeks after the second dose. I think we're about 95% protected after the first dose two weeks after the first toast, it's just over 50%. So there's a big jump with that second dose close to 700 Methodists. Employees have received the second dose and were among the first in Texas to undergo the second round. The Dallas City Council assuring residents it will publicly discuss potential changes to how the department responds to low level crimes city memo was sent out and later rescinded that stated crimes involving child custody. And car break ins will be reported online opposed to 911 Councilwoman Jennifer Starbuck. Gates says that memo was premature. You're going to bring this forward and explain what you know the ideas behind it what the KPMG study recommended how it would be utilized. The idea was recommended by the research firm KPMG is a way to allow patrol officers more time out on the streets. Time now for a check on traffic. Here's Michael Scott North bound 75 central in Dallas. That record Knox Anderson. Still there in the life lane still stacking things up about 6 to 8 minutes from Lim Avenue and West bound by 20 involved Springs. That's where they're doing that road construction between 1 75 in Haymarket in the right lane. So traffic on the LBJ starting back in England with KL I have right now. Traffic of Michael Scott, I'm meteorologist Brad Barking are mild January weather is gonna last about another day and a half Partly cloudy with a high of 65. Today cloudy and 48 tonight.
WBAP 820AM
"dallas city council" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"You can not let them you just can't let them steal the U. S. Senate politicians cannot assert. Take or seize power power is given granted by the American people alone in Georgia. Early ballots are not counted until election day, and there have already been more than three million early votes Cast. Foreign BLANCHARD Fox News, The Dallas City Council is assuring residents that will publicly discuss potential changes to how the department responds to low level crimes. City memo was sent out and later resented that stated crimes involving child custody and car break ins would be reported online as opposed to 911. Councilwoman Jennifer Stop by. Gates says the memo was premature. You're going to bring this forward and explain what you know the ideas behind it what the KPMG study recommended how it would be utilized. The idea is recommended by the research form, KPMG is a way to allow patrol officers more time on the street. Now we'll check on Texas business sponsored by the law Office of Nickname. If here, Spencer McGowan from network radio. Well, the trading year 2021 Trading year opened yesterday with new highs on the Dow, the S and P not so fast. UK strict lockdown correspondent to the Dow falling nearly 1000 points stabilized this morning. The Dow's down 38 points just above 30,000, West Texas intermediate crude 48 34 barrel manufacturing and a six year high construction spending 4% above the same period. Pre pandemic I'm Spencer Macallan president, Macallan Group. Net worth radio dot com. From the W B A P News desk. I'm Nicolo say your next update has had 8 24 7 coverage at WB ap dot com. E mean, just looking back on the season way all came in with high hopes, and, uh And will tow go to the Super Bowl. Then we came up short came up real short. Cowboys defensive end Marcus Lords frustrated with way the season went but hoping they learned a lot going to 2021 good morning from our WB. AP Sports Chess Camp Steve Lamb. Dallas wasn't very good on defense, something they'll Address in the off season. Not only will head coach Mike McCarthy be evaluating this players with heel evaluated staff, a lot of people think he'll sever ties with defensive coordinator Mike Nolan. Defense is the way the Mavericks think they're gonna win a lot of basketball games this season. Or that's what Rick Carlisle has been saying the following their game last night down in Houston, where Luca don to tad a season high 33 points. 16 rebounds and 11 assists. His first triple double season, where Carlisle cited the uncertainty of the season schedule is a factor in the slow start for dot It's in the first week and a half of the season, but looks like he's okay. I'm ready to play. I'm gonna keep doing the conditioning kid getting better keep getting better safe. And you know, it's way have a lot of games all the shit. He missed Saturday's game in Chicago because of a quadricep contusion, but was okay last night down in Houston and former Florida and Ohio State football coach Urban Meyer could be back on the sidelines again, but not with a college team. Meyer, according to report at pro football talk could end up coaching the Jacksonville JAG wires making listen to this. 12 million. Ah, year. He wouldn't be the highest paid coach in the NFL. That's Bill Bella, check it. New England were reports or he gets at least 12 million, maybe even closer to 20, but guessing here that Meyer Was left jobs before because of health reasons or for whatever is going to be coaching the Jags in 2020. They give the pros of shot one year too. No, No. You're thinking of Nick Saviano said. No, I know him Saving. Did Pete Carroll. I know Pete Carroll. I was just thinking, maybe Urban Meyer. I think he's thinking Lou Holtz. That was a little no, I'm no. I'm thinking whoever did the Jets for we're here. Yeah. No, I don't think 12 year. Hard to say no to that is, I think McCarthy. His deal that he signed with Jerry was five years for 30. That's about 29 too much. Come on, come on. Well, I'm just saying, you know, that's a good agent is what that is. Yes, it is. You know he's doing okay. Whether he wins or he loses. That's your look at sports. I'm Steve Land. Listen at home when you wake up with Alexa first say, Alexa enabled the W B a P skills then say, Alexa Open W V. P Now, the W B A P. Morning news with hell J and Brian EST Ridge one used talkie 20 Tell them you be 18. 7 38 of you beat a people with Congresswoman Kay Granger. Is in self isolation right now, because she is well she's quarantine because she tested positive. She tested positive after receiving The first batch of the first dose from Fizer. Come back soon after receiving yes. Now the first Fizer biotech doses about 50% effective And preventing covert 19 how the second dose increases that protection to about 95%. Okay, that Yeah. Now we're talking. Now we're talking and they're saying the CDC says it could take weeks for a person's body to build up. You met immunity after getting vaccinated. So that this is what I want to know that maybe you could ask you answer this. You might have just by saying that When I get both shots, yes. So I walk into Can I walk into Tom Thumb or Walmart? Can I go to a restaurant? With Family and friend and sit down and not worry about it anymore. I would say not after the first one. No, I've been after both of them after the second one, they say just after vaccination, you can still be infected, so I think I would probably give it a couple of weeks after Vaccination before you go back to Olive Garden. I'm going to go. Just had to do that. I've got to say I'm going to give it two months. Then from the first shot 28 days later to the second and then another month after I'm gonna use my own timeline of two months. There you go. I like it. I think I think you mean that that point? Yeah, because you are in line to receive the Madonna vaccine. Just waiting on word from the counter. Yeah, but in fact I just checked. For a text. Ben is going nothing yet. You had nothing in all right. How about this? L A County how Los Angeles County, by the way, and I think I saw this number right where I want to make sure I get them. I don't want to give you the wrong Okay, number, but I think in Los Angeles County Yes. One in five residents are testing positive for the virus right now. Uh, ambulance crews there. Have been advised to cut back on oxygen use and not bring patients who have virtually no chance of survival. Tow hospitals. They said they're letting an E M t make that call. Yes, and they're saying that there is an acute need to conserve oxygen. And they told the L a times that medical personnel need to focus on patients with a greater chance of surviving. So everybody in California except the politicians in the famous and the rich, which, by the way, the whole state has been on lockdown for months, except the politicians. Yes. The rich and famous right. They're all okay. But 21 for 20% of the rest of the population. They have it right. And I went all the way to the hospital. That driver or the empty guy says. You know what? I don't think he's gonna make it right. Wow, That's good. Yeah, Hard. How hard is oxygen to get? It must be hard. It must be because I had this. I had the same thought. Because I'm like, Wait a minute. Isn't it all around us at all times? You open the window and, yeah, but appearance election period. Pure oxygen is hard to do this. His bottle of bowling up. Yes. Called boost oxygen, Okay? Friend of mine told me to get this right. And what you do is.
Chris Krok
Dallas City Council approves system that hopes to flag problematic officers
"W b a p dot com So we have an unbelievable record of homicides more so the last year 211. And this time I think we're 173 by by this time last year, I mean, it's insane. And that's with covert shot. That's and the City Council is now they now are approving a $1 million System. To go after cops. So the money is not with more cops. The money is not to Fund the cups more it is to go after the house. They're spending more so rest assured, all of you folks that work. Travel into or go for pleasure or live in Dallas. Rest assured they're going after the cops because we know that you're worried about the cops. We know. Because we all know the cops are killing way more than 200. That number is incorrect. 200. 11 homicides. Yeah, We know the cops in Dallas working a lot more than 200 loving people a year, right?
The Dallas Morning News
Scooters may be allowed to return soon to Dallas, city council says
"Politics Electric Scooters are expected to return to Dallas streets soon after a temporary ban over safety concerns but not before changes to how they're used during the pandemic most city council member said during a meeting yesterday that they want the scooter companies to adhere to their initial promises when they first approved the program in two thousand eighteen, that means using technology to disable the scooters after midnight throughout the city and after nine pm in deep ellum operators removed their scooters. The city's Transportation Department decided about five weeks ago to halt the program. So it can tighten rules and enforcement in response to growing complaints. The council wants scooter vendors to police themselves although city parking enforcement will help out.
Chris Krok
Governor Greg Abbott Blasts Dallas City Council For Defunding Police
"Abbott calls the Dallas City Council's decision to reallocate $7 million from police overtime pay. A perfect example of de funding. Police. The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas predicts continued growth in the Texas economy as the state slowly recovers from the financial impacts of the Corona virus pandemic. Dallas Fed Vice president Pia or any OUS says the pandemic brings positive and negative risks and include a possible resurgence of the virus and prolonged low old prices and upside risk is the arrival of a safe and effective covered 19 vaccine, according to the Dallas Feds. Latest Texas ECONOMIC Report. Texas Economic growth has picked up with the decline of new covert 19 cases since July.
Red Eye Radio
Dallas City Council Votes To Cut Dallas Police Overtime Budget By $7M
"The L. A City Council voted 11 to 4 tonight, Tio cut seven million from the Dallas Police Department's 24 million overtime budget. Some called the move defending the police. Others say it's just the reallocation of buns. A vote tonight will amend the Dallas Police Department's portion of the budget by taking seven million from overtime and moving into of the public safety programs, including hiring expert conflict mediators and adding more civilian workers to allow more officers to go out. Uncontrolled
Chris Krok
Dallas City Council to Address Police Chief Following Report on Response to Protests
"Dallas mayor is responding to a recently released report on the Police department's response to protests over the death of George Floyd. Dallas Police chief Renee Home issued the report late last week, highlighting communication and planning mistakes made by officers in the 1st 4 nights of protests. In Dallas. The city's mayor, Eric Johnson, says he has deep concerns about what he calls a lack of leadership. According to the mayor of the report, has inaccuracies and omissions that deserves scrutiny from the City Council's Public Safety Committee. The council will get that chance and a special called meeting set for tomorrow afternoon. Clayton Nevel W B AP
The Dallas Morning News
Judge denies former Dallas Mayor Pro Tem Dwaine Caraway’s request for home confinement
"Showed that a federal judge denied former Dallas mayor pro tem. dwaine caraway's request yesterday to be released from prison to home confinement sixty, eight year, old caraway had asked to serve his sentence at home because of health concerns related to. To the coronavirus, his attorney, Michael Payment wrote in a court filing. Last week. That care way is clearly a high risk prisoner because of his age and numerous health issues caraway returned from the Dallas City Council and pleaded guilty in August. Twenty eighteen to taking about four hundred, fifty, thousand dollars in bribes and kickbacks over several years from men responsible for the downfall of school bus agency Dallas, county schools, US district. Judge. Barbara. Barbara Lynn sentenced caraway. In April, twenty nineteen to serve fifty six months in prison for his role. In the corruption case, he could have received up to seven years. Lynn denied the motion to have caraway moved to home confinement ruling that he did not support his claim that he had extraordinary or compelling circumstances that would warrant the transfer caraway was sent to a minimum security federal facility in spring about three hundred miles west. West of Dallas data from the federal. Bureau of Prisons shows that six staff members. There have active COVID, nineteen cases. No active cases were listed for inmates. The Dallas Morning
Chris Krok
Dallas City Council rejects property tax hike to make up for COVID-19 losses
"Dallas mayor Johnson is calling the city manager's decision to propose a property tax hike on this week's city council agenda bad policy the measure was brought to the table as the city faces a decline in sales tax revenue amid the growing virus pandemic but the mayor says it's disrespectful to propose a tax increase before considering internal cuts in the middle of a pandemic I can't think of anything more inappropriate to discuss before we discuss anything like what every president can be seven to talk about right now the proposal field with eleven to three
Chris Krok
Dallas City Council Rejects Idea Of 8% Property Tax Increase
"District twelve councilman chariman Wilson said the quote we would be creating the next disaster for the city of Dallas she was referring to the city council deciding whether to investigate when an increase in the property taxes would look like that was voted down Wednesday eleven to three the resolution would have asked the county to calculate how much revenue dollars would get from new appraisals if property taxes were increased by eight percent the house faces a major budget shortfall in this pandemics and sales tax revenues are