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"Too early to say. What caused this, what contributed to this and how this occurred. Scott Goldstein, Montgomery county's fire chief, says investigators won't be able to start their work until engineers execute their mission. Detailed plan as to how to address the building how to shore the building and how to address the safety concerns. In all 24 units were impacted in the residents of all but one are accounted for in Gaithersburg, Christi king, WTO P news. I'm John doman on Quinn's Orchard boulevard, where a loud explosion shook my whole building. I mean, it shook an anxious, doesn't begin to describe Lisa banks after she walked outside and saw the building that her neighbors lived in collapsed into a heap of fire and smokey rubble. The whole building is gone. We've also heard stories of incredible bravery of people running into burning apartments to help people escape. Speaking in Spanish described forcing his way into one of the units, helping three adults and a baby get out. He called the fire intense and says it's bread fast. In Gaithersburg, John doman, WTO. You can see dramatic photos of the aftermath of the explosion, the click away at WTO P dot com. I'm now one O 6. In other news, this morning across our area, racial disparities exist in many areas from health to housing and now in the district, work is said to be underway to address those disparities. When it comes to health. You have ward 8 that has the longest life expectancy of the wards that's 87.6 years. And the shortest of what 8 is 72 years. 15 year difference just based on where we live. Doctor Derrick Griffith is a director of the racial justice institute at Georgetown university, also during a round table discussion sponsored by the city on racial equity. Community organizer Tony Lewis has for residents who have served their time for a crime. We have to remove barriers like I think things like reconciling and expungement, which are possible in neighboring states. Those issues and many others are being looked at by the city for its racial equity action plan, you can weigh in on it at WTO P dot com, Mike Morello, WTO P news. Just as the citizen is at the core of every government mission, the government is at the core
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"Stayed on the scene and there were several witnesses. It's the 19th pedestrian death this year in fairfax and follows the death of two other girls struck in oakton in June. In fairfax, particularly on WTO P news. New tonight we've been celebrating the metro silver line extension opening this week to Delos airport and Ashburn, but guess what? We've got to pay for it some way, and that's going to come from the pockets of those who drive the dulles toll road. Tolls are expected to rise about $6 a trip starting in January. This was just approved tonight by the metropolitan Washington airport's authority board of directors. You'll pay $4 at the main toll Plaza and two bucks at a ramp. That's a dollar 25 more than you're paying right now. Those in charge say this was long planned. It is not something that is met as a surprise. And it does not relate to unexpected cost increases for that part of metro's silver line that is finally open. Ten O 6 across our area racial disparities exist in many areas from health to housing. Now in D.C., work is underway to address those disparities. When it comes to health, you have ward 8 that has the longest life expectancy of the wards that's 87.6 years. And the shortest of what 8 is 72 years. So again, 15 year difference just based on where we live. Doctor Derrick Griffith is a director of the racial justice institute at Georgetown university, also during a round table discussion sponsored by the city on racial equity. Community organizer Tony Lewis has for residents who have served their time for a crime. We have to remove barriers like I think things like reconciling and expungement, which are possible in neighboring states. Those issues and many others are being looked at by the city for its racial equity action plan, you can weigh in on it at WTO dot com, Mike Morello, WTO P news. Coming up after traffic and weather when you run for president, you want to be met with great enthusiasm that may not be happening now for Donald Trump. We'll talk to Leigh Ann Caldwell of The Washington Post in the minutes ahead. Ten
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"Pay for it in some way, and that's going to be out of the pockets of those who drive the dulles toll roads. Tolls are expected to rise about 6 bucks a trip that starts next year in January. This was just approved by the metropolitan Washington airport's authority board of directors. You'll pay $4 at the main toll Plaza, two bucks at a ramp. That's a dollar 25 more than you're paying right now on the dulles toll road. Those in charge say this did not sneak up on anyone. It's been in the works for a while, a planned situation, and it's also not related to unexpected cost increases for that part of metro silver line just running for about a day or so. Across our area, racial disparities exist in many regions from health to housing in D.C. now work is underway to address those disparities. When it comes to health, you have ward 8 that has the longest life expectancy of the wards that's 87.6 years, and the shortest of what 8 is 72 years. So again, 15 year difference just based on where we live. Doctor Derrick Griffith is a director of the racial justice institute at Georgetown university, also during a round table discussion sponsored by the city on racial equity. Community organizer Tony Lewis has for residents who have served their time for a crime. We have to remove barriers like I think things like reconciling and expungement, which are possible in neighboring states. Those issues and many others are being looked at by the city for its racial equity action plan, you can weigh in on it at WTO P dot com, Mike Morello, WTO news. After traffic and weather former president Trump has announced his third run for The White House, we've had about 24 hours to digest that. We will talk with Washington Post live anchor Leigh Anne Caldwell about any real competition for Trump this time. Stay with us. It's 8 O 7. I'm Katie
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"This message comes from USA facts, a 2022 lead sponsor of the indicator from planet money. To find solutions to issues, Americans need to understand how the government serves the people. USA facts, analyzes government metrics, so everyone can see our nation in numbers. Visit USA facts, dot org. The following message comes from NPR sponsor plaid, plaid helps ensure that you can stay in control of your financial information, giving you tools like plaid portal to control which apps can access data you've shared through plaid to learn more, visit plaid dot com today. So let's dive into some of the problems and solutions that come up in essays in the book. Of course, I want to start with the economics chapter. I couldn't help it. You knew this was coming. Naturally. There is a really fascinating essay by Karl from wesleyan university, which may not be super exciting for most readers. But I was like off the charts excited. My heart rate went up. And the title is how the Federal Reserve can help black workers. Yes. For a lot of people, the Federal Reserve is a very kind of esoteric, you know, it's like the raising lower interest rates that get very boring speeches. It's like how can they possibly help black workers in the U.S.? So lay out the strategy that Carl presents. So essentially, you talked about the FOMC, which is the federal open market committee's statement on the longer run goals and monetary policy strategy. The FMC right now is being used to ensure that not only is the recovery broad based, but it's also as inclusive as possible. And he cites it as a way to think about, okay, if we're going to ensure that we have inclusive economic recovery moving forward, black workers are really, really good proxy for that. So we can't say that the unemployment rate is dropping for everyone if black workers are still very much out of work and they're unemployment rate is rising. So for example, I think there was some chatter some time ago where people were saying, oh, things are improving, but then if you actually disaggregated the data, black women's unemployment rate actually jumped. So that's kind of what he's getting at, where it's, you know, we don't want to say that economic recovery for some is economic recovery for all. So in a let's talk about another essay from economist Kyle Moore. It's about stratification economics. And traditionally, I think people think of economics as how to best allocate scarce resources. That's sort of the initial puzzle. But from what I understand stratification economics is a way to explain economic inequality that looks at how different groups of people are separated or stratified in a society. And the essay starts out talking about how we need to actually look at all of economics a little bit differently in order to address and solve these issues. Absolutely. Yes, I think that his essay is really shocking. Yes. And I mean, the entire book is pretty shocking. It's just facts to be Frank. The facts are pretty bad, so we need like way better solutions. And his assay, I really love it because he lays out the facts in a very clear way. Like this idea, for example, that the racial gap in earnings or in employment is due to some sort of education and skills gap, is something that we should actually question, right? And this is very much where stratification economics comes from. There are structural factors that essentially limit opportunity from the very get go. And so how do you then factor that into someone's quote unquote individual decision to maximize their utility? And so the way that he thinks about stratification economics is that he says, look, it should be used to evaluate the structural influences that impact the U.S. economy at the intersection of race class and gender. And the economists that I've really pioneered this, who have sort of said, look, racial injustice is in the DNA of America, we can't just ignore it when we're talking about the economy. I also feel like it kind of looks at the economy more of as like a living thing rather than like a machine and you put X in one side and why should come out the other side. But of course, it's messy. It's like a living organism, all the good and bad that come with that. That's exactly it. That's I love the way you describe that. The economy is living, right? And one thing that I loved from my microeconomic theory class was that, you know, my professor said, you know, not every efficient market equilibrium is a fair equilibrium, or welfare maximizing equilibrium. And I think that that's a really poignant point, right? This idea of like, yeah, you might have the market workout an efficient outcome, but that efficient outcome might be completely unfair to different groups. And I think that that's what Kyle's es ultimately gets at that. The way that the market is constructed currently, you know, the economy is constructed currently is unfair to black people. So we need to think about ways to mitigate that. And one really interesting solution comes up in the book and the essay of William darity junior who yeah, it's very well known economists often called sandy darity. Doctor Derrick, he talks about reparations and an economic Bill of rights. Talk a little bit about those two concepts. Yeah, so reparations from the perspective of doctor dairy's essay says, if you are African American, meaning that your descendants are formally enslaved, African Americans, then America definitely owes you something and they owe you money, right? This idea of the entire economy was built off of the slavery system that existed, then segregation, then Jim Crow, and arguably the prison system, the prison industrial complex. And so all of these things compounded upon each other have made folks who are not black, lots and lots of money. And that's why it's incredibly important that folks who are looking to mitigate the economic realities that black Americans are facing disproportionately, think to reparations as a possible way to do that. Yes. And he brings up the statistic, which is very stark, which is he says, one fourth of white households have a net worth of more than a $1 million. So a quarter. And 4% of black households have wealth of more than a $1 million. Yep. And he like directly ties this back to slavery to the systemic racism in the U.S. and how that's played out in markets and housing and everything. And he also talks about, you know, the economic Bill of rights, which he sees as a program of universal benefits guaranteed to all Americans, and so the way that he breaks that down is that everybody gets Internet. Internet is something that connects us all, but it also connects us to opportunities, specifically economic opportunities. And so we need to think about bold solutions that address those disparities and get at the root cause of them. Anna, you put this book together, you gathered experts from all these different fields and collected these essays. I'm wondering what your takeaway was from this project. Yeah, so my takeaway really boils down to three words. Oh, actually four. Listen to black people. Seriously. Like, listen to black people. And when I say that, I mean, black folks have been saying a lot of these ideas for a very, very long time. You know? And the truth of the matter is the best outcome for black people is a better outcome for everyone else. And that is the biggest takeaway from this book. Whatever is happening with the black American community in the United States is indicative of what is happening to those who are most marginalized and in my opinion those who might become marginalized in the future. And so it's incredibly important that we use our policy solutions to gear them towards the black American community to ensure that they have the resources that they need to thrive and live in incredible life in the American context. And a gifty apocalypse edited the new book, the black agenda, bold solutions for a broken system..
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"Now with the latest news from New York City and around the world here's Michael Barr Tom Lisa John president Joe Biden is kicking off a campaign for Americans to get COVID-19 booster shots Today Biden unveiled a winter plan to combat the coronavirus and its uma cron variant with enhanced availability of shots and vaccines but without major new restrictions The president also wants to require private insurers to cover the cost of at home COVID-19 tests and to Titan testing requirements for people entering the U.S. regardless of their vaccination status Officials are closely monitoring the first detected case of the Macron variant in the U.S. a fully vaccinated but not boosted traveler who recently returned to San Francisco from South Africa so far their symptoms remain mild Doctor Derrick Ian says she remains hopeful that the patient's vaccine is given to them at some level for protection against the variant but stress is more data is likely needed to prove its effectiveness You know that boosters increase your immunity increase your antibody levels against all of the variants that we currently have including the most predominant variant that we still have which is the delta variant There's likely a degree of protection that these vaccines have against oh Macron Doctor Garrett spoke to ABC The USN Russia are still apart on Ukraine after a meeting in Stockholm Secretary of State Anthony blinken talked about the recent build up of Russian troops near the Ukrainian border The spirit of being clear and candid.
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"Hearing somebody know. Clifford keep shouting. Somebody help officers also removed a child from the backseat of the car. Clifford owens be was not charged with any drug related offenses. He's now filed a complaint with the dayton ohio unit of the n. Aa cpa at a news conference sunday. He described the assault. They didn't find any weapons guns or droves. They did find wish they. I don't see where i did anything wrong. Matter and i am loss for words for what they'd be it to me. It was totally humiliation. It was hatred is pure fashion. I have never seen or witnessed in things in my life. If they was called this on camera. I can only imagine what would have happened if the cameras were rolling own. I feel like they kidnapped me and was on. Hold me for ransom. Everything they did to me reminds me but what i used to watch tv. The movie rules. It was total slavery. i felt like they was. They was trying to catch a slave and it was britain into me. And all of that. Because i was on to help taylor being bed with and and keep you with with over and over every time i keep thinking about it every time i hear about somebody's sharing that video. It is a constant reminder. I believe those cops need to be prosecuted to the scale of the law. Unfair that we have here. Patrolling these in american that's clifford owen. Spe-speaking through a face mask on sunday at a news conference for more we go to dayton ohio to talk to derrick forward. He's president the dayton unit of the n. Double a. c. p. Who was sitting next to clifford. Owens be at that news conference announcing he's suing police for profiling unlawful arrest illegal search and seizure of his vehicle. Welcome to democracy. Now doctor derrick. Four worried it's great to have you with us but under the not under these circumstances can you explain more what exactly took place yes Thanks for having me on this morning to continue to discuss our client case. Mr owens cover always be. I can tell you that. According to his account of what has taken place and we matched up with the video footage that we have been able to obtain Here is how things occurred. owens be left honed. Wanting to take children to school. He went back home at dropping a couple of kids school because he had seven children so he has a pretty pretty big family Then he went proceeded and remember that he needed to go on. Pinson came up boxes for one of his tenants so he went back out and he went to the home of word tennis. Nail which is is property to take cable boxes. They broke the cable boxes out to vehicle and any proceeded to leave the property so at that time he later started driving and shortly after that the police turn the sirens on and pulled him over. Ashby i won't be very carrier from the start until the finish. Our client was very compliant because of a sticking point in what the officers are trying to say so they pulled him over sess compliancy number one turner sirens on and they pulled him over. He's compliant next thing they asked him to do was rolling windows down the road some those contests his car for tent to see whether or not the The tip was too dark ultimately. What they'd really truly did was a pretextual stop because they had. They thought that they were gonna find drugs. They thought that they were gonna find weapons. They thought they were going to find something illegal. So stop about windows was a precursor to what they were really leading in wanting to do so that point in time they test us on those. They told him that. Has those were to dark. Course go back to his car. They run his name See that he had prior a weapons. And or drug charges stemming back from two thousand and eight in here here's where two thousand twenty one so they came back to the car so compliancy number two would be that they asked to turn his car off. He turned his cross but in his mind. He's wondering well. Why am i makarov really. He's thinking that he's going to be getting a ticket. A citation for windows for being on his windows and So that being said. I know he won't even stop this car then after that The officer of course ask him to get out of the car. he explained that. He loves paraplegic. he does not really truly utilization of his legs. In fact i. I know that when he came to our office a couple of times One of my security staff helped him back in his vehicle. And i hope the second time so i know that he does not really have utilizations of his legs. So that said When the police officer said that that he would help him out at this time the police officer in our clients are perdue was aggressive. His tone had changed so really. He became afraid of that particular officer in. That's why he asked for a shirt if you can hear On the video he asked for white shirt several times and they also ultimately said he'd call a white shirt wants our class stepped out of vehicle and or be pulled out of the vehicle so that is the narrative. He was stopped pretextual stop. he Was compliant number one from the stock route. He pulled over at a complied number to turn your car off. He complied a number three win at this point in time. Agony arenas record. They're telling him they need to know that they need to check his car and get a dog. Because of his prior conviction from two thousand eight bet had nothing to do with the initial stock. And that's where it becomes very problematic so then when you take a look at The case pursuing so then he said well you're in the syrup appear policing and he kept explaining to him that he's a pair policing well educator clearly on the video the officer wanted to ways on work through things happen you got options two options either gonna pull you out or you gotta get out. Well you know that he was gonna get out because he can. Just get out people like that. So the officer chose the latter the officers that point in time chosen letter to pull them out and as they pulled them out. They unbuckle seatbelt. You'll you'll see that very clearly in the video than buckler cdo and then after that They commenced pulled him out. He was scared for his life so he held onto the steering wheel and closes is according to his account and he was afraid of what was happening. So that's why hoses is held onto the steering wheel. So.
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"doctor derrick" Discussed on THIS IS DEMOCRACY
"Hearing somebody know. Clifford keep shouting. Somebody help officers also removed a three year old child from the backseat of the car. Clifford owens be was not charged with any drug related offenses. He's now filed a complaint with the dayton ohio unit of the n. Aa cpa at a news conference sunday. He described the assault. They didn't find any weapons guns or droves they did find which. I don't see where i did anything wrong on this matter and i am loss for words for what they'd be it to me. It was totally humiliation. It was hatred is pure fashion. I have never seen or witnessed in things in my life. If they was called this on camera. I can only imagine what would have happened if the cameras were rolling own feel like they kidnapped me and was on. Hold me for ransom. Everything they did to me reminds me but what i used to watch tv. The movie rules. It was total slavery. i felt like they was. They was trying to catch a slave and it was britain into me. And all of that. Because i was on to help taylor being bed with and and keep you with with over and over every time i keep thinking about it every time i hear about somebody's sharing that video. It is a constant reminder. Believe those cops prosecuted to the scale of the law is unfair that we have here. Patrolling these in american that's clifford owen. Spe-speaking through a face mask on sunday at a news conference for more we go to dayton ohio to talk to derrick forward. He's president the dayton unit of the n. Double a. c. p. Who was sitting next to clifford. Owens be at that news conference announcing he's suing police for profiling unlawful arrest illegal search and seizure of his vehicle. Welcome to democracy. Now doctor derrick. Four worried it's great to have you with us but under the not under these circumstances can you explain more what exactly took place yes Thanks for having me on this morning to continue to discuss our client case. Mr owens be always be. I can tell you that. According to his account of what has taken place and we matched up with the video footage that we have been able to obtain a. Here's how things occurred Owens be left honed. Wanting to take children to school. He went back home at dropping a couple of kids school because he had seven children so he has a pretty pretty big family Then he went proceeded and remember that he needed to go on. Pinson came up boxes for one of his tenants so he went back out and he went to the home of word. Tennis which is is property to take cable boxes. They broke the cable boxes out to vehicle and any proceeded to leave the property so at that time he later started driving and shortly after that the police turn the sirens on and pulled him over ashby. I won't be very carrier from the start until the finish. Our client was very compliant because of a sticking point in what the officers are trying to say so they pulled him over sess compliancy number one turner sirens on and they pulled him over. He's compliant next thing they asked him to do was rolling windows down the road some those contests his car for tent to see whether or not the The tip was too dark automatically. What they'd really truly did was a pretextual stop because they had. They thought that they were gonna find drugs. They thought that they were gonna find weapons. They thought they were going to find something illegal. So stop about windows was a precursor to what they were really leading in wanting to do so that point in time they test us on those. They told him that. Has those were to dark. Course go back to his car. They run his name See that he had prior a weapons. And or drug charges stemming back from two thousand and eight in here here's where two thousand twenty one so they came back to the car so compliancy number two would be that they asked to turn his car off. He turned his cross but in his mind. He's wondering well. Why am i makarov really. He's thinking that he's going to be getting a ticket. A citation for windows for being on his windows and So that being said. I know he won't even stop this car then after that The officer of course ask him to get out of the car. he explained that. He loves paraplegic. he does not really truly utilization of his legs. In fact i. I know that when he came to our office a couple of times One of my security staff helped him back in his vehicle. And i hope the second time so i know that he does not really have utilizations of his legs. So that said When the police officer said that that he would help him out at this time the police officer in our clients are perdue was aggressive. His tone had changed so really. He became afraid of that particular officer in. That's why he asked for a shirt and if you can hear On the video he asked for white shirt several times and they also ultimately said he'd call a white shirt. What's our class stepped out of vehicle and or be pulled out of the vehicle so that is the narrative. He was stopped pretextual stop. he was compliant number one from the stock route. He pulled over at a complied number to turn your car off. He complied number three win at this point in time. Agony arenas record. They're telling him they need to know that they need to check his car and get a dog because of his prior conviction from two thousand eight bet had nothing to do with the initial stop. And that's where it becomes very problematic so then when you take a look at The case pursuing so then he said well you're in the syrup appear policing and he kept explaining to him that he's a pair policing well educator clearly on the video the officer wanted to ways on work through things happen you got options two options in fact either were gonna pull you out. You gotta get out. Well you know that he was gonna get out because he can just get people like that. So the officer chose the latter the officers that point in time chosen letter to pull them out and as they pulled them out. They unbuckle seatbelt. You'll you'll see that very clearly in the video than buckler cdo and then after that They commenced pulled him out. He was scared for his life so he held onto the steering wheel and closes is according to his account and he was afraid of what was happening. So that's why hoses is held onto the steering wheel. So.
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"Clifford. Oh and speak to their police car. You value martin. How we're hearing somebody know. Clifford keep shouting. Somebody help officers also removed a three year old child from the backseat of the car. Clifford owens be was not charged with any drug related offenses. He's now filed a complaint with the dayton ohio unit of the end up. Acp at a news conference sunday. He described the assault. They didn't find any weapons guns or droves they did find my wish which. I don't see where i did anything wrong matter and i am loss for words for what they'd be it to me. It was totally humiliation. It was hatred is pure fashion. I have never seen or witnessed in things in my life. If they was called this on camera. I can only imagine what would have happened if the cameras were rolling own feel like they kidnapped me and was on. Hold me for ransom. Everything they did to me reminds me but what i used to watch tv. The movie rules. It was total slavery. i felt like they was. They was trying to catch a slave and it was britain into me. And all of that. Because i was on to help taylor being bed with and and keep you with with over and over every time i keep thinking about it every time i hear about somebody's sharing that video. It is a constant reminder. I believe those cops prosecuted to the scale of the law. Unfair that we have here. Patrolling these in american that's clifford owen. Spe-speaking through a face mask on sunday at a news conference for more we go to dayton ohio to talk to derrick forward. He's president the dayton unit of the n. Double a. c. p. Who was sitting next to clifford. Owens be at that news conference announcing he's suing police for profiling unlawful arrest illegal search and seizure of his vehicle. Welcome to democracy. Now doctor derrick. Four worried it's great to have you with us but under the not under these circumstances can you explain more what exactly took place yes Thanks for having me on this morning to continue to discuss our client case. Mr owens cover always be. I can tell you that. According to his account of what has taken place and we matched up with the video footage that we have been able to obtain Here is how things occurred. owens be left honed. Wanting to take children to school. He went back home at dropping a couple of kids school because he had seven children so he has a pretty pretty big family Then he went proceeded and remember that he needed to go on. Pinson came up boxes for one of his tenants so he went back out and he went to the home of word. Tennis which is is property to take cable boxes. They broke the cable boxes out to vehicle and any proceeded to leave the property so at that time he later started driving and shortly after that the police turn the sirens on and pulled him over ashby. I won't be very carrier from the start until the finish. Our client was very compliant because of a sticking point in what the officers are trying to say so they pulled him over sess compliancy number one turner sirens on and they pulled him over. He's compliant next thing they asked him to do was rolling windows down the road some those contests his car for tent to see whether or not the The tip was too dark ultimately. What they'd really truly did was a pretextual stop because they had. They thought that they were gonna find drugs. They thought that they were gonna find weapons. They thought they were going to find something illegal. So stop about windows was a precursor to what they were really leading in wanting to do so that point in time they test us on those. They told him that. Has those were to dark. Course go back to his car. They run his name See that he had prior a weapons. And or drug charges stemming back from two thousand and eight in here here's where two thousand twenty one so they came back to the car so compliancy number two would be that they asked to turn his car off. He turned his cross but in his mind. He's wondering well. Why am i makarov really. He's thinking that he's going to be getting a ticket. A citation for windows for being on his windows and So that being said. I know he won't even stop this car then after that The officer of course ask him to get out of the car. he explained that. He loves paraplegic. He does not really truly station of his legs. In fact i. I know that when he came to our office a couple of times One of my security staff helped him back in his vehicle. And i hope the second time so i know that he does not really have utilizations of his legs. So that said When the police officer said that that he would help him out at this time the police officer in our clients are perdue was aggressive. His tone had changed so really. He became afraid of that particular officer in. That's why he asked for a shirt and if you can hear On the video he asked for white shirt several times and they also ultimately said he'd call a white shirt. What's our class stepped out of vehicle and or be pulled out of the vehicle so that is the narrative. He was stopped pretextual stop he Was compliant one from the stock route. He pulled over at a complied number to turn your car off. He complied a number three win at this point in time. Agony arenas record. They're telling him they need to know that they need to check his car and get a dog. Because of his prior conviction from two thousand eight bet had nothing to do with the initial stock. And that's where it becomes very problematic so then when you take a look at The case pursuing so then he said well you're in the syrup appear legion and he kept explaining to him that he's a pair policing well educator clearly on the video the officer wanted to ways on work through things happen you got options two options in fact either gonna pull you out..
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"doctor derrick" Discussed on Ask The Health Expert
"Situation when she think it definitely was stressed. That was a huge part of it. But you know the other thing that was happening was that i was eating foods that were jacking up. My glucose and i didn't know it. Which foods were you doing that. We're having that effect that you're in. You're able to see this. I would take it by when you start measuring your blood. Sugar is one of the most. It's the cheapest things you can do. Gives you the biggest information it totally is. I mean i can't believe what a difference it made for me. I'm sad that it took me so long but I can say that time for our listeners. i. I hope that this is a challenge that you'll accept that you'll look at your glucose as well but here's some of those foods that i was so surprised to find out where causing problems for me. Sweet potatoes. I would get a glucose i'd go from a level of about eighty up to one hundred eighty when i hate sweet potatoes legalzoom's especially chick peas. I love us. And i had us a few times a week and it was making me. So spiky why would pretty amazing definitely fruits so apples. Grapes are probably the worst offender. But there's a lot of personalization here. That's not true across the board for all people that was what was true for me. I know for apples from me. Because i know what happens to my blood sugar after them like. I've never been able to eat apples with this. I mean this. This is all part of a bigger point which was what she measure improves measuring is such a key part of this process. So perfect timing because you're going to be giving everyone the blood sugar guy that you've created i'm going to put it at. Jj burcin dot com for slash. Dr sarah guide. Because i think we have so many things that we put together the earth with us that i have no idea so. I know that we haven't done dr. Sarah guide yet. There are a lot of information to on the books. You definitely want to want to grab women food and hormones yet. Another of these amazing books. The doctor sarah books you want your library. Just walk us through what they're gonna find in that guide. Y'all so the guy is really designed for people who are looking at their blood sugar for the first time and so i walk through how you can use a commodore. If that's what's in your budget is also walk through what my recommendations are in terms of numbers. That's what everybody tends to want to know and we were talking about this earlier. you know. it wasn't just that. I had insulin resistance. I was pre diabetic and a lot of that was related to hormones so not just insulin cortisol that stress hormone that tends to cause problems with insulin and it was when i was measuring it regularly that i could really see the effect through these experiments of what i was doing. So that's what helped me dial it in better than anything. So i talk about some of the ranges. You know the the rangers that you hear from your mainstream. Dr fasting glucose seventy to ninety nine. I don't agree with that right. Like optimal is seventy to eighty in terms of cardiovascular benefits. Seventy to eighty five in terms of having a normal glucose insulin response so the thing with prediabetes is that somewhere around eating apes. ninety percent of people don't know they have it so that's where testing can be so helpful. Yeah wow that's incredible. This is great information. And you're right. It's the big challenge when you get these monitors that you don't know what you really should be looking for. So and the other key point. I want to underline. Is that you said earlier as you're really finding out what works best for you. You may find that you're fine with sweet potatoes and you know or not it all is about customizing it in. That's what's so great about having these little things that we have now. The apple watches or a rings and cgm's and all of these things because we can see what's going on. Yes we're all tracking pretend this ascension employing point because you know the it is all about personalization. The work i do at thomas jefferson university as the director of precision medicine. It is about. How do we personalize a plan for you. This idea. that there is a one-size-fits-all that's really. That's not the future of medicine. The future of medicine is that we personalized and we figure out okay. Here's the food plan that really works for you and it's with these devices. These wearables like continuous glucose monitors in the trackers that we can really do that. Dial so cool all right j. virgin dot com slash doctor. Derrick guide grab women food in hormones and thank you so much for being on. I will make sure that you're on sooner you. You were so hard to pin down. This last time. I think is like i had to go search for where this was cast because was like a year out. I've been waiting all right so pretty hunt you down sooner my friend and iran just want to remind you to grab that blood sugar guide. It's free and you can get that at. Jj burcin dot com for slash. Dr sarah guide and remember to get women food and hormones. Because what we gave you today was a great overview looking insulin saas phone in growth hormone and certain. Talk about some of the things that you can do through diet. And life's ultimate a major impact on them and remember if you are starting to notice. Things shifting diet lifestyle. Come first and then if you're still not where you want to be. That's where you can work with the clinician to get bio identical hormones. If they are right for you died lifestyle. I and this is a great road map. Help you there. You've not subscribed yet. Make sure you do subscribe to. Jj dot com and see next time bye..
Johnjay & Rich On Demand
"doctor derrick" Discussed on Johnjay & Rich On Demand
"Cox characters full name on the tv. Show friends monica. What actor. Near how i met your mother on. What show in season eleven did doctor. Derrick shepherd die at walking dead. What is the name of the ice cream parlor. Stephen robin work at stranger things. Oh and pass. Country has hosted the most olympic gains the. Us high school subject at walter. What roasted good day settled sensible chemistry. Chemistry what are we going for breaking bad. We're actually from countries hosts to most us games that is united states. You've got that right mental so doctor. Derrick shepard died in grey's anatomy bob surrogate hosted. How i met your mother. I asked for the full name from french. You said monica monica geller. And the ice cream shop in stranger. Things is scoops a whole. Aa scoops of high. All right. david. It is down to you. Are you ready. Ready made some sparks wednesday. If you have any here we go thirty seconds. On the clock. Paris hilton was on a reality. Show within the coal ritchie. What was it called back if you have caught to delta variant. what sickness do you have Carbon in terms of space aliens. What does ap stand for work. United particle artists has occurred. Song monteiro good day covered right. We just talked about the perez hilton show which was called simple life. Unidentified aerial phenomena people is tremendous but his about lil gnaws nasdaq's off greenland's smartest. We have a clear winner today. We have a clear winner. But i think we have a award that we should give out today to yeah With the wind today. John j venus three points bites as judge. Sit on eleventh grade. Continue the i could get it. We're still right. We're in the olympics and it's all about spirit. I think david had some great answers. Now's the time judge too. Choose to go what you said. You pull up enough actually shocked when i tell you where. Your pictures on. Social media are being sent to in next with john jade-rich now back to john colorado. This is crazy infrastructure. Bill is being debated in dc right now. Here's how it applies to all of us. It includes a provision that would require car manufacturers to equip advanced alcohol monitoring systems in all new cars so the system just basically detects if your blood alcohol level is legal or illegal and if it's illegal it would stop the car from running. A lot of people who have had to you is have had. These had to be put in their car but this would just be an all cars. Automakers would have a three year grace period to comply with the regulation if the bill is passed. This though is happening right now as we speak when you post a picture to facebook or instagram or wherever wherever on social media. It's not just your friends who are seeing. Police are increasingly using social media to identify suspects through controversial facial recognition technology. This is straight out of the capture that show judge inactive finished Do say social media. Pictures are being fed to facial recognition. Software bringing the debate over surveillance technology into new territories. Which interesting is facial. Recognition technology has largely evaded regulation by state and federal lawmakers. But they do say this can help catch the bad guy faster real quick saturday. It's like national mustard day and so french is announced. They're making mustard buns. That's right mustard buns. And that's three things you need to know mustard. Analogous video posted instagram trip. About check it out. It's something i did right after college. It's crazy listening to george h on iheartradio for board good ajayi rich dot com..
True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
"doctor derrick" Discussed on True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
"Still poised over. This patient turned. His head looked intently. Derek not a doctor. She didn't feel thing. Spreaders sim said once again extending his right. Hand cloud dab the perspiration for the doctor's forehead and step back out of the way. Thank you nurse. He gently placed spreader on the patient's chest allowing the flat bars to slip into the groove and the bone made by the saw holding the device in place with one hand. he began turning a small crank. The other glistening template for the familiar crack indicating the separation of the ribcage he then gazed into the cavity that house is still beating heart clamps. Sim said extending his hand yet again one at a time. He pinched off the major blood sources leading to the heart. Okay nurse get the suction ready begin snipping. The arteries keeping one hand under the hardest was dry cavity filled with blood. Keep it clear. I'm losing view. That's that's it. He elevated the harsh slightly than snips. More bp and heart rate dropping. Doctor derrick said nurse. Syms didn't need to say anything. More clouds knew exactly what to do. Doctor the ice chest is on your left. She said with a smile of victory. Doctor lifted the heart for the camera and the staff to see placed in icy container. And then turn to derrick with questioning luck. She never felt the thing. Dr never felt a thing. Derek reassured sim smiled side with relief. Good work everyone. Chapter to traffic. On the four lanes drake strive narrowed into two crept along a fact that was lost on rusty kidding as he guided his honda gold wing. Motorcycle along the dotted line between lanes. When traffic began to speed up see-sawed dumont excel loudly gently. Accelerating finally he said out of the corner of his eye. He detected a space opening on his right. Yes she said. He cranked wheel hard as he knows out of his line and aim for the space. Gunning the engine slightly. He never saw the motorcycle cels. Suv struck the gold wing..
The Bugle
"doctor derrick" Discussed on The Bugle
"Covid safe and the thermodynamics fire shoe. A charcoal fuelled thermal footwear with the hypocaust in the platform to keep your feet both warm and trendy in windsor. That section is in the top story this week and well. We're recording on choose. This is really top story from last week and last week was yet another week in which pauses by reported seeing a single salt says slowly dripping down the withering haggard guilt ridden face british democracy dominic. Cummings the former special advisor to president. Boris johnson for the house of commons health. Science and technology committees swore the hippocratic oath and let it rip into The joan government on his part in its now. I know you are both huge. Fans of the machiavellian goings on of westminster wanted What are you both What did you both make it. Well i i think i speak for everybody in our industry and when i say was just great to see live. Performance is a hell of a way to do it. This was very much beyond say glastonbury of select committee hearings. This is the one the fans wanted to say. Obviously last year there was an outdoor promenade. Show in the rose garden that number ten in the brief regional tour of the northeast but like the rest of don was clearly itching to get back into a proper performance space short as with many of the other great comedy characters time the will always be a section of the audience asking. Why does it have to be so. Swear but that's just a dramatic character and boy did he spend quite a long time. Telling us is truth. Sporting his traditional look of one of the aliens from close encounters of scored a sponsorship deal with uniqlo yorgen clock with a wasting disease as he spent seven hours detailing governmental failures over covered seven hours andrew. Which begs the question. Why did he leave so much out. I'd also seven hour chests government not to me. It could easily have done. That was watching day of Critic wasn't fact pallet every so often just wandered off to cue for bear. Come back at another moon. Outraged that because he did swear. At one point he was Relaying an anecdote about relating to jalan mcnamara. Who was then. Deputy cabinet secretary who according to cummings came into the prime minister's office to tell us that we will absolutely and he was allowed to say the f. word on television at ten thirty am. But when i pitched the character of derek it was unsuitable for broadcaster anytime. This is an outrage. A don't even kick start with the fact that over certainly been bleeped by king christina censorship. Chris chris chris himself has been censored this way. We have ross producing q. Ross sensor derek clarity that is the worst where we're the. I've just been dropping the after doctor derrick. This question of whether you believe this was a l- yet truth. I mean i'll say it was gus bowl truth for me from what coming said in that. Some people won't believe a word of it. Some people will believe it is one hundred percents literal fact and others will believe is gonna few facts in it but mostly spin just to make the main character Do come from a atheist. second-generation elapsed jewish angle. People said. Oh this just another westminster bubble thing ashley. In this case the westminster bubble burst like a festering sore and splattered strange colored. Passover the entire yet. I mean it's. It's hard to view as the westminster bubble when the prime minister's former chief adviser was asked directly if the prime minister was a fit and proper person to lead the country through the pandemic and said advisor simply replied no and he then went on to apologize to the public and say that they fell disastrously. Sure of the standards that the public has a right to expect him. It's government in a crisis and then cummings trying to push the line that somehow this was all our fault in an oblique way because he said adding sensible rational government it is completely crazy the all he should have been such a senior position in my personal opinion and i guess the obvious conclusion would be the everything in our politics is rotten from top to bottom. But that doesn't mean just 'cause that's an obvious. Conclusion doesn't necessarily mean that it's correct however on this occasion it is correct So weld on to the obvious conclusion for having the courage once and for all to stand up for yourself not cop drama a after all the basics nation of what coming said is everything we all thought was a was actually true. Boris johnson didn't take the pandemic seriously enough initially and then even after the first wave even the he courts it and seemingly incredibly serious way didn't take it seriously enough again. The the second wave hit in september. October didn't give in to scientific advice that he should call a circuit breaker lockdown in october. I'm not really fits in with everything that we know about. Boris johnson. A man whose personality is basically what would have happened if the ghost of christmas past present and future had turned up bedroom but he was out shaggy cummins in some of the reaction to the early of of the The pandemic army said that lots of key people were literally skiing which. I don't have a problem with that. Show last good practice to be literally skiing when things and metaphorically went and he added that jones was distracted at the start of the pandemic by the full fullest here his devolves engagement. I carry summonses pregnancies new. Donald trump will the papers had written about the papers. Were going to write about his own finances. Writing a book. About william shakespeare macarena hawk set of classic episodes of the tv detective. Show berge to amelia earhart. So i've finishing a nine hundred ninety six world cup panini sticker and by michael. Go f- still that strange auto distracted by the coldhearted verdict of history. One slice of watermelon and one green leaf and then he felt much much better. He wasn't entirely focused on the toss can and in many what might be. That's a good thing. Medina actually wants boris johnson. Who is focused on the job and it will not worth. It's much the best thing that they will escape. The the bad part was when they all came back from skiing that was that was all start on ramble for us. He really went from matt. Hancock i was. I was into smith this week looking for the castle voucher for big big dairy milk. Three with maturity male dismiss. It wasn't looking for that. I was looking for a socially distance version of hello magazine called. Hallo i happened to notice may issue of entitled thicky monthly and under pitcher of cover star nadine dory's holding a book upside down with the words this month quiz. Are you matt hancock. So it's just a check. I aborted. Let me let me read it to you question. One you find yourself in. Boris johnson office in number ten downing street opposite. You is a talking haystack. In an ill fitting suit stains by the half open..
The BBQ Central Show
"doctor derrick" Discussed on The BBQ Central Show
"Powered stirred jim. Rome can patrick and greg the mountain rushmore of talk show entertainment now. Let's get back to the barbecues. Central show this portion being brought to you by cook and palate dot com. We were just talking about green mountain. Brits want some great wood pellets. The fire that cooker. Jer number one source for quality wood pellets. Cooking pellets dot com. Visit that website and you can purchase or find out what else they have available to. You can also by amazon dot com. If you wish. It's the fourth tuesday of the month and that means it's time to hotline and welcome in one of the most respected barbecue journalists in the biz. A bar because under show a hall of famer to say the least you can check him out on his side. Derek riches dot com we welcome back derek richest. Hey der nagara. how're you doing. I am fabulous. And i am excited to have you here for a couple of different topics to talk about. Let's pick up where we left off with robert moth. Dr robert i am. I talking with doctor. Derrick riches by the way not by a long shot not by on tried you could have said yes. Everybody would believe you away you go. You never have to answer it again. I know if somebody said. Is there a doctor on the plane though. Even if you weren't you would leap into action to help out foul comrade. I mean loss sitting there sulking and not helping anybody. How dare he but nevertheless let's start with some of the barbecue hall of fame stuff As i mentioned we're gonna be revealing the three inductees tomorrow at three pm eastern here along with park so as you peruse the list of. Let's call the nine finalists. That make it through the big culling of names and this year. I believe there were sixty five unique names. That were tallied. I think it was one hundred. Sixty five one hundred seventy total votes so there was a number of folks that got nominated more than once or twice however you look at it so as you look through that names list. Who's standing out to you or what you think of that list and then ultimately what three would you put it. Well first of all. I'd like to agree with you. Know dr moss had to say earlier and that is that the you know the the three that got nominated issued. The three new ones certainly kind of big names legendary people. that probably should have been recognized. A while back My take on the list. Is you know it's got a lot of great people on there. I'm going to go with. I think it's just rodney scott's year i think he deserves to be there and certainly you know it's a big year for him. Regardless so rodney. Scott i think on solomona throw it to Leeann weapon because i think that you know. I think it's her a she's done a lot. And you know it's good to see that kind of representation and needs to be reinforced and just kind of from my own a working in kinda history barbecue and traveling and stuff I'd like to throw it to all the gates. Oh right so we can obligates. And within and rodney scott is derek. Riches picks so we'll see unless the list. That's good those are you're a. Here's what i say you have the balls to say. Then it's good enough for me. Not only as robert moss sulking away on the fuselage of an airplane with people dying. He won't even give me the names that he voted for. I mean come on. What is he doing there. I am throwing names doing surgery or helping people that's right. I mean he's worked quickly working his way off the show i was. I figured we would maybe talk about some other subjects here. But then look at you posting about this best or most popular barbecue websites. And i'm like. Wow that's not you know i mean there are certainly great website on there but yes it's not necessarily reflection of best. This is most popular most popular analytics. People think that goes hand in hand. How do you differentiate. I don't look at the top ten songs right now. Are the top ten movies. Top ten tv shows and i think you'll find that many of them are not what we would call best tim. What was it kardashians. Earn season twenty. So best show and most best and most popular are not necessarily the same although. I think there's a really great really great sites on this list and you know it was about three months work getting this together. As matter of fact my intention was to release it At the beginning of the month kind of four memphis for him smith for may as arguments brunt sort of thing but I wanted to run a back over with some some analytics people. I know to really make sure. I nailed it down as best is absolutely possible. So you know. So what's the impetus for this. I mean it doesn't appear that if people read it they casually read it. Like i did and just about popular and.
Defocus Media
"doctor derrick" Discussed on Defocus Media
"That sandy your turn. It's i if for those. That might not know what that even is You know again. Google being the biggest library on earth. You wanna make sure that your practice is actually what we call index again. I go back to the librarian. Analogy where those little index cards for those that. Remember back. that's how you found a book it was alphabetically filed. And you go look for book. And if it was index it was in the index that means the book was in the library. Well google doesn't doesn't need to appetizing because we're you know we're online now so you just plug something into the search field and look to see what google serves up on what we call the search engine results pages or the cerps. So you wanna. You don't want to leave it up to chance that your website has been indexed in the big library of google. You wanna make that happen. And it's really easy to do that for our profession because we're a local business where local small business so google. My business is an index specifically for a local business. You can put any kind of business. But for local businesses it absolutely shines. So i think it's google dot com slash business. I think there's two three ways you can get to. But just google google my business and it's going to come up and you want to see if your Practices actually listed there. And if it's not you to make sure that you do list it and as soon as you go to that site you're gonna walk you through how you need to do it and several tips on that. First of all you need to verify there may be a listing for your practice. There that google put up there because somebody did go ahead and review your practice before you actually listed your own practice up there all of a sudden. There's a listing for doctor derrick glover but maybe they spell the d. a. r. y. l. or d. a. r. y. l. ellen. They they put your name wrong because it wasn't it was. It was a patient doing a review and they were doing their best to spell your name correctly but they they didn't they didn't realize it but there may be a listing for your practice up there but it has incorrect information. Google does its best to fill in the information. The library does. Librarian does best to fill the information. But so you wanna take control of that and what you wanna do is if you're listening is already up there. There's a way you know there's a place for where it says. Is this your business. Absolutely you click on that you start to fill out the information if your practice isn't listed yet you know you you go ahead and list it and it gives you so many opportunities. You're going to have to get practice verified. I think before you can completely fill out the listing. I'm not sure about that. But you need to get verified in order for you to be able to start responding to the goal reviews etc so go ahead and optimize. That listing what i mean by that is upload images of europe practice of the inside of smiling staff members. You know get their permission. And of course patients get their permission. do a video walkthrough show. Would it means you know from the from the point of view of a patient. Give them that warm comfortable feeling that. There's nothing scary about an eye exam. Show them the brands. It's really important. Gary reminded us of that too. How important it is to make sure that you're listing the brand names..
Podcast RadioViajera
"doctor derrick" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
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DeaconLive
"doctor derrick" Discussed on DeaconLive
"Monday. Like thank you guys for sharing and doing all the stuff that makes us part of you and you part of us while we really do appreciate it here and don't forget to make sure you go over and like all the independent artists all the musical guests that you hear there in the turnout. Tros of the podcast. Show them some love as well. Now someone who loves the show love you seem like fishing boats and south you know going down the water and they're coming back from catch and stuff and they got like leftover bait and see all like the seagulls and stuff fly overhead and you know hate oscar. Perhaps on your bait cirque that some. You're gonna eat that bait or you can eat that bait over here in kabul. There's a an animal mammal by the name of pancho and he is a local legend in kabul. And if you play your cards just right and you go through a certain area. The combo of the cobb of of a stretch of water. You might see poncho he go. He's thrown all bait fish out. He got all the pelicans out there flying they hover over a little while home. The pelicans blind over the guy the know we're going in anymore slows down all of a sudden right here watching this. They turn the motor down jumping out of the wall right onto the boat. It's pontiac million work there is. He's poncho so this guy is a he's a charter. Captain out there. And he's sticking his face in a he seeking in in the live tank getting all the paid off so obviously this guy has seen this jump on his boat and either and stuff. What what a fat pig. So the starter captain here. He's a good time. His customers are having a good time. And there he goes right back in the water because poncho. You're in kabul. Do you ever see me ever gone like rent a charter boat. He could see poncho as well. And that's a good fan favorite now another fan favorite. My wife likes to have at the end of the day at our end of a very long day. Now don't get me wrong. She works very hard. She puts in thirteen twelve thirteen hours a day on the computer to people. She talks more than i do. Which is hard to believe but at the end of the day she likes. I relaxed with a nice cold beverage like i do on a daily basis and she has gotten fond of the peanut butter whiskey. Now we found you know. Screwball that's out. There is twenty some odd dollars for whatever mel leaders. There's a there's a product out there called rams point almost the exact same taste half the price but for all you people out there. The my wife included. Screwball has now come out with a screwball peanut butter chocolate swirled whiskey ice cream. So if you're watching on the video here twenty one and over the see. If i can find anything like that it says from the makers of see. Daddy's dairy let's see ice cream. Here's a video of them. Unboxing the screwball ice cream left. Have nine pints over here. Daddy's doctor derrick. Sorry screw. i guess. It's flying off the shelves so if you if you find out there if you've had it before let us know all right guys on that note. I like to thank each and everyone of you for listening to us downloading us sharing us being a part of our show we love each and every one of you on behalf of all our sponsors and all the local on man listen and drive and like them children's the reason same denied with more..
Raw Talk Podcast
"doctor derrick" Discussed on Raw Talk Podcast
"A very special. Thanks to our guests dr christopher ruddy doctor derrick rossi dr natalia martin roscoe and dr nicole charles for speaking with us and sharing their insights and of course thank you for listening to learn more about their work and other information on vaccines check out the links in our show notes. This episode was hosted by myself gina. As well as kiko. Nash and a nam held conduct. The interviews and dreamy helped develop contents gag. Nash was executive producer. Cj was talk for an s. There was the audio engineer. Be sure to check out our next.
In Black America
Historically Black Colleges' Contributions to the NFL with Dr. Derrick E. White
"On this week's program historically black colleges and universities and the NFL with Doctor Derrick white in black America in their celebration of the hundred year. It was not as historical as we would like right. I think the for better for worse college football who celebrate the One hundred fiftieth year and in conjunction with ESPN primarily. Done these series of documentaries. That kind of documenting the game so they did a great set of talking about the early game when the Ivy Leagues Dominated College Football. Right you get that kind of Astaldi. Nfl is not so much right. In their part of Wigan's law says that the integration the reintegration of the. Nfl in part is done. Because you know teams WanNa move to the West Coast Right. They WanNa play in Los Angeles And that the black community the La said no in particular forced the L. A. Don's to say if you WANNA come in you. GotTa you gotTa desegregate Your Team. So woody strode gets an opportunity to play and Kenny Washington gets a chance to try out for these teams and they make these teams in the NFL so we were talking about the kind of reintegration of of professional football as the National Football League celebrated. Its first one hundred seasons unbeknownst to many sports fans the NFL didn't have any African American players for decade from Nineteen thirty four to nineteen forty-six. There was an unspoken agreement between owners to ban African American players today. They are two African American general managers for minority head coaches and one chief operating officer for the first time the crew for sue both fifty four had a record number of minority officials of the seven on the field five for African Americans the contribution of historical black colleges and universities. Acc use to the NFL has changed the game forever undrafted by an NFL team. Paul tank younger was the first African American player from grambling State University to play in the NFL when he signed with the Los Angeles Rams in nineteen forty nine the first African American drafted in the NFL draft was jaws rooks. I running back out of Morgan state in the Eleventh Round. One hundred and twenty fifth overall by the Green Bay packers in nineteen fifty one doing super bowl fifty four week in south Florida Group of area high school athletes had an opportunity to learn about the rich history of black college football and his contributions to the NFL and Black America spoke with doctor. Derrick wide associate professor at the University of Kentucky. When I was teaching a class on sports history I found that the students knew nothing about historically black college role. They were as part of their assignment. They had researched The histories of sports history at various institutions and students had cookman in Florida. And I knew that those are really successful. Athletic programs and students came back with nothing. And so I've you know I just thought chalked up. Initially students being students that they just didn't do enough but when we both begin system. I realized there was a huge gap in the scholarship. And there's a Lotta work on sports. History is a lot of work on college sports especially college football but there was very little nearly nothing on historically black colleges And so at the time I was at Florida Atlantic in so I was like Bam. You is like right up the road. Well you know eight hours away from my house but I and I knew Jay. Gator was dominant. I'd heard these stories from my uncles and I knew he was a fantastic program so I did a research trip and I went up there and they have the archivists there. And the the library's at up in Florida were amazing and they gave me these materials in there. All these letters documents and so I had budgets and letters of professional teams and I begin to understand how he organized his football program because the issue is discussed our Pamela Day. That there wasn't a lot of research money. A lot of research recruiting money not money budgets. Within Coach Gate. There was the ad coach basketball at one point. And those things. I thought those kinds of stories and that the greatness that the success that he was able to produce was Willie Gallimore Kim. Rowley Bob Hayes. I wanted to understand how that was done. I didn't WANNA chalk it up to that. These were just natural athletes that there was something being done happening on these institutions in some coaches Were better than others and so I wanted to tell that story talk about. Integration Immigration had a positive effect but it also had a devastating effect on also African Americans going to the NFL right so an integration was boom for professional football. Right then you know one of the reasons that Jake was so able to be so successful especially early on in the forties and early fifties that many of his former players gather degrees and became teachers in the high schools. All across the State of Florida and North Georgia. And so he would. They would just send him letters. Like hey coach gay. Got This really. Good kid this Willie Gallimore guys pretty good right. Like this is how he got recruiting information was from his former players but those players were talented but there was no professional football opportunities and so when those opportunities really begin to open up a specially after nineteen sixty when the AFL comes in then professional football now creates a new opportunity for black colleges in small colleges in general and so that becomes this boom and on the backside that the course the civil rights movement is happening at this exact same time right so brown. V Board of Education. This is entire push to desegregate schools Whether the high school level colleges etc and so so many ways why colleges Kinda caught between their own. Their success right. They're producing these great players in the NFL. Minium all pros as we talked about earlier. Thirty two or in the NFL Hall of fame at the same time. There are new opportunities at Florida. Miami or Georgia and that these schools especially in the deep south are slowly trying to recruit them when you look back at the history of ACC using his contribution to to the NFL. I found it amazing and the one hundred year the League. There's very little that has been articulated about a SPEC- US or the early African American players and they and their celebration of the hundredth year. It was not as historical as we would like right. I think the you know for better for Worse College Football who celebrated his Hundred Fiftieth Year and in conjunction with ESPN primarily. Done these series of documentaries that kind of documenting the game so they did a great set of documentaries talking about the early game when the Ivy League dominated college football. Right you get that kind of Nfl is not so much