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Northwest Newsradio
"eccles" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Radio 1000 FM 97 7 stay connected, stay informed. We'll get afternoon it's one O two and I'm Kathy O'Shea. Here's what's happening. Investigators are working to determine what started too fires at the same Seattle homeless encampment yesterday around 7 30 in the morning. This happened near the 45th street on ramp to northbound I 5 about a half mile north of the dangerous and named legal ship canal in camp, but fire crews were able to quickly put it out, but did create a lot of smoke in the area, then just about two hours later, flames broke out again right by the same tent. It was fully engulfed when crews got there, no one was hurt in either fire. That's come up for us pressed and Phillips, a snowboarder is in stable condition after he fell more than 100 feet. Spoke to Andrew eccles, a skier who called 9-1-1 for help. The King County sheriff's office says this was a snowboarder, a man who in his 30s, but a group we spoke with actually made that call said, the man was skiing. After what happens, they're stressing the importance of safety. Cell phone video shows a moment a man was airlifted to the hospital after the King County sheriff's office says he fell more than a hundred feet and the rescue happened in the snow Lake area. Andrew eccles and his friends were on their way to ski when they heard the man yelling. We got there and my friend Andrew talked to you, got there first and told me of like, hey, he's really hurt. He needs a helicopter. He can't stand up. His hips probably broken. Since there was no cell phone service, he rushed from the area to get help. So I just want to have as fast as I could to the ridge where you get service. Call 9-1-1, got your extra rescue and got called in a helicopter that got there then. About two hours. Let's go call me pass. Search and rescue crews have recovered the body of a climber killed in an avalanche on colchuck peak last week. The schlenk county sheriff's office said conditions cleared
Northwest Newsradio
"eccles" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Beacons. Let's go further south here towards the quality pass area Albin toll ski area in fact, here snow Lake, known as backcountry, a snowboarder expected to be okay after he was rescued from a fall of over 100 feet yesterday. Speaking to the man who actually made the call to 9-1-1 Andrew eccles and his friends were on their way to ski when they heard the man yelling. We got there and my friend Andrew talked to you, got there first and told me of like, hey, he's a helicopter. He can't stand up. His hips probably broken. Since there was no cell phone service, he rushed from the area to get help. So I just want to as fast as I could to the ridge. Where you get service, call 9-1-1, got church and rescue and got called in a helicopter that got there then. About two hours flew in and then picked him up and took him out and king counties air support unit team did a hoist operation and flew the man's a harbor view. He was unstable condition. So call me passing lighter. Fire crew responding to a call early this morning, a massive house fire it turned out to be in the Lakewood officials say once on the scene, the flames were engulfing the entire home to people in the home taken to the hospital. Others living there are being worked with here and supported by the Red Cross. It happened in the 6100 block of one 20 or street southwest investigators not sure the cause of that blaze to call a man charged with murder in the death of his infant son initially lied to police trying to blame the boy's death on one of his other children according to pierce county prosecutors. 23 year old Samuel Kennedy accused the causing fatal injuries to his four month old Tacoma fire crews were called the kennedys apartment along north 26th street on Tuesday for reports of an infant, not breathing. A time right now at 8 O 9 here at northwest news, new information about a home invasion that left a man and one of the suspects injured in some earlier this month. Newly released court documents show four suspects randomly targeted that home along second street last Monday. The homeowner tells deputies he was in his living room when he heard the front door being kicked down. His son exchanged gunfire with the suspects and was taken to the hospital after being shot. Prosecutors say one of the suspects has a lengthy criminal history, dating back to 2003. Molly Shen, it's 8 ten here northwest news radio. Let's get over to the big informing sports desk and Seth Everett here. Major League Baseball, some new ideas to get
Northwest Newsradio
"eccles" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Snow in San Francisco and then the mountains of LA and Ventura counties for the first time in 30 years again, using that term blizzard. We did shot with some relatives that are a big bear California just east of LA. It is a mountainous area known for ski resorts. They say already three feet on the ground total 5 feet expected by the end of tonight. Turkey dealing with yet another powerful earthquake magnitude 5.5 quake struck today in central turkey. This comes as the death hole from that massive earthquake that hit turkey and Syria earlier in the month now over 50,000. In the house where four university of Idaho students murdered last year being torn down, the house is located near the campus there in Moscow, Idaho, the owners gave it to the university, which released a statement saying the house will be demolished and the property may be redeveloped for student housing. A graduate student from nearby Washington state university has been charged, of course, with the four murders. And that heroic rescue more we have here of a man who falls 100 feet while snowboarding at alpental on Friday. Spoke to Andrew eccles, the man who made the 9-1-1 call. The King County sheriff's office says this was a snowboarder, a man who in his 30s, but a group we spoke with actually made that call said, the man was skiing. After what happens, they're stressing the importance of safety. Cell phone video shows a moment a man was airlifted to the hospital after the King County sheriff's office says he fell more than a hundred feet and the rescue happened in the snow Lake area. Andrew eccles and his friends were on their way to ski when they heard the man yelling. We got there and my friend, Andrew, talked to you, got there first and told me of like, hey, he's really hurt. He needs a helicopter. He can't stand up. His hips probably broken. Since there was no cell phone service, he rushed from the area to get help. So I just want to have as fast as I could to the ridge where you get service. Call 9-1-1, got your rescue and got called him to helicopter that got there then. About two hours flew in and then picked him up and took him out and King County's air support unit team did a hoist operation and flew the man's harbor view. He was unstable conditioned. Shovel probes so somebody gets buried, I can find him. After helping with the rescued, the group of friends is urging anyone skiing or snowboarding to come prepared in case someone goes missing, like having proper equipment such as avalanche beacons. To find your friend. This would be on his body so I could find him. And always have someone with you. Make sure that you're going with a group, you're with people that you trust. You guys are always making, you know, making decisions as a team. Also, right now, we're not being told if the man was alone or with the group. We also were told by that group that we spoke with earlier that an avalanche caused this fall. We have not been able to confirm that. However, we did speak to harborview just a little while ago. Being told the man is expected to be okay. Let's go call me later. 6 20 here northwest news radio. We can additional stock charge dot com money and business update looking at the week we have here. As Kelly bly, or a seesaw day, ended up on Wall Street Friday breaking out of their longest losing streak since December, the S&P 500 rows .5% Thursday for its first gain in 5 days. Tech stocks helped lead the way. It's a turnaround for tech and high growth stocks, which have struggled recently because of worries about rising interest rates. The U.S. is nominating former Mastercard CEO Ajay banga to lead the World Bank. President Biden announced the choice this week, crediting manga with critical experience on global challenges, including climate change. This comes days after the Trump appointee announced plans to step down in June. And Boeing is suspending delivery of the 7 87 Dreamliner after discovering fuselage issues. The FAA says Boeing will not be able to resume deliveries of the 7 87 Dreamliner until it is satisfied the issue has been resolved. The FAA says it is working with Boeing to determine which action needs to be taken. I'm Kelly blier and that's your money now. Money in business news weekends included here at 20 and 50 pass the hour. Just ahead, Shannon O'Donnell come on TV are good friends with some weekend skies and some weekend tries and what do you suppose if you're a moviegoer when movies causing
Marketplace with Kai Ryssdal
"eccles" Discussed on Marketplace with Kai Ryssdal
"It's about a 20 minute walk from the headquarters of the Federal Reserve, technically the Mariner S eccles Federal Reserve board building on constitution avenue in Washington. Over to The White House. Less probably if you got a White House ID and you don't have to go up to the visitor entrance on Pennsylvania avenue. So L brander is going to have a pretty quick jaunt over to our new office, The White House announced today that the current vice chair of the fed is going to be the next director of the national economic council, which means that she's going to move from helping to set interest rates to helping to set the economic agenda for the Biden administration. In other words, switching from monetary policy to fiscal policy. Marketplace is Stephanie Hughes, is on that one. Monetary and fiscal policy both sound vaguely money ish. To keep them straight, I find. Etymology helps. Fiscal comes from the Latin word viscous, which means basket. Back in Ancient Rome, the government stored taxpayers money in baskets. Peter Conti Brown at the Wharton school, thinks of it this way. When you hear fiscal policy think that tough value laden decisions that are politicians must make about public money. So when to pull money out of the basket and spend it, or put more in there by taxing. Whereas. Monetary policy is about the value of that money. And raising or lowering interest rates to change money's value. That's the job of the Federal Reserve. To have someone move from making monetary to fiscal policy? It's not uncommon, but it's not common. Harvey rosenblum worked for the Federal Reserve for more than four decades. He's an economist and says that the fed, everyone speaks economist. But at The White House or in Congress, you've got hundreds of dialects that you're trying to understand about where people are coming from and they're dripping by ideology. In monetary policy, people are driven by the data. At the Federal Reserve, the main job is to keep the economy steady, so Stanford's John Taylor. And I think the person who moves from the fed to The White House has more information about that than most people. One example, treasury secretary Janet Yellen, who used to be the fed chair. But Peter Conti Brown of Wharton cautions against having too many fed alum in The White House. Will we get a diversified set of views to the president that isn't just reflecting whatever the fed wants to be done? Conti Brown says sometimes central bankers fall into a
Bloomberg Radio New York
"eccles" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Out of Smith college, where it's 42 below zero this morning. I would suggest, Nadia, I want to go to the physics of this stock market and you know that usually time and physics at squared. We have seen a massive squared time function across January and in the February of a buoyant stock market. How does that end? Yeah, we don't think it's going to end. Well, of course, the rally so far has surprised us and be coming into the year. We sort of had expected the economy to slow and to see more earnest customs and the fact to continue to hike. And the economy is slowing and we are seeing those earnings cut. They just sound happening as fast as we would like to see them. But the market doesn't seem to care. And ignoring that, you know, clearly the market is pricing in a soft landing as well as optimism around potential cuts in the back half of the year. And so what that is saying to us is that the market expects inflation to come down quickly to the target and a recession to be avoided. We just don't think that boat is going to happen. It's very difficult to see that. And even if it does happen, you know, when you think about inflation coming down quickly, what does that mean for corporate top line revenues? We think that revenue is going to decelerate faster than costs and that's going to pressure margins. So even the situation, we think that equities will be stock between a rock and a hard place, but acknowledge that the returns that we had been looking for in the back half of the year has been pulled forward to this first half of the year and we think that there is going to be some give back. So we think that that window is closing. And that's where I was going to go to build and what y'all was talking about. How much further does that window have to go? Do you play in that window or do you just sit on your hands and wait for something to happen that looks more akin to your projections? We think that there's going to be probably some pullback in the market and coming weeks. Of course, a lot will depend on the a 30 data and we'll be watching average wages very closely as well as I think also the ISM services data that will come out later this morning. So that's going to be important. But when you look at it from a valuation standpoint, Lisa, we now have a market that's traded above 18 times forward PE. Even if you can squint your eyes and close your eyes and get to 20 times four people, which is a lot. That's 4400 on the S&P. So from that standpoint, there is not a lot of upside to the market even in that scenario and we think that there's going to be risks to the downside. We just saw tech earnings from the Giants. We saw varied performance still producing a lot of cash, however, perhaps the astronomical growth is waning just a bit. How do you assess what's priced in in terms of interest rates versus profits? A lot is priced in and you can see that from the valuation standpoint and the premium that tech is trade and not. And you would think that the environment is quite rosy for tech and as you have noted that earnings results have been quite medicine in the forward guidance actually has been below expectations. I mean, you're also even seeing profit of less tech rally in this market. I mean, we do acknowledge that companies are becoming more efficient and we are more focused on those companies that are focused on improving those efficiencies, also removing some costs and controlling CAPEX in order to protect margins and free cash flow in this environment. You want to focus on those companies that have more enterprise and reoccurring revenues. Nadia, you came out of college and you drank the Kool-Aid of the capital guardian trust company of Los Angeles in American funds. You were weaned unknowing, you got to be in the market. If I have a Nadia level view, which sector do I hide in this market? Yeah, I agree. You have to be in the markets and relative participate. I think there energy this pullback that we're seeing in energy. We're surprised not to see all prices higher given how fast China is reopening. But we need to see some of the more important data from China. And those companies are producing a lot of free cash flows, raising their dividends and reporting cash to shareholders. So we think that this pullback is an opportunity there. I think you want to have a more balanced view on this market in terms of exposure to some of the defensive areas and also the cyclical areas. And I think also you might want to look at some protection strategies in terms of protection to the downside, but to be able to participate in the upside should this market to continue to rally. Nadia, thank you. Of UBS global wealth management. Fomo is an amazing thing, isn't it? The fear is so bad. Oh yeah. Take care you'll like this. I think the stock market is that classic veblen good. Where demand for it increases as the price goes higher. It's just one of those things that markets I find just really odd because in everyday life the way we behave about any good or service is that if we see it on sale, we want to buy it. And if the price goes up, we'll be shy about going there. And with markets, it's kind of the opposite. People have this fear of missing out on the way up and on the way down. They're like, wow, nope. I'm out. Stocks are all about the story, right? So the story when they go up is a lot better than the story when they go down, even if the profit perspective is perhaps a bit better. Yeah, veblen good folks are trans like this is there's that scar for the shoes you want at Louis button and they go up in price and more people buy them. I'm interviewing Richard clarita in the library of the eccles building at the fed. They have the mother of all economic libraries. I'm here, Claire is here on radio. I'm describing as some three feet to my left is libraries and they have a first edition of torsten veblen. That's real. On the veblen good. I said, I said, when everybody stopped looking, I just wanted to say three or four books. This is the act of miss, never mind the classified documents. You want the first edition. No one's listening, Tom. So keep talking about stealing them from the eccles building. The library at the fed folks is spiritual. It just fantastic. Very cool. Is coming up about four minutes away. He's going to be around the table with us. And coming out of payrolls will discuss them with Neil. Your payrolls report is about 18 minutes away. We're looking for 189 K from New York. This is Bloomberg. Now the latest news from New York City and around the world, here's Michael Barr. Tom John Lee
Bloomberg Radio New York
"eccles" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Seconds away from economic data in America taking us up for payrolls coming tomorrow morning. Going into all of that, equity futures at the moment on the S&P 500. Through most of this morning, kind of positive or negative by a couple of tenths of 1%. It stays that way this morning, the S&P up two tenths of 1%. That economic data drop in right now, let's get to Mike the key for more. Hey, Mike. Good morning, John. Well, we've got some numbers on initial jobless claims. They're the first ones to fall here, 225,000, they're staying in the same range. It's kind of interesting and I'll discuss this a little bit more with you and on your show later. But Goldman Sachs is suggesting that these are artificially high that the seasonal adjustment practices adopted by the Labor Department after the pandemic to account for the wide dispersion at that time. Are pushing up the jobless claims numbers more than they might otherwise be. But this is a big drop to 25 to 40, so whether they're distorted or not, it's still good news. Now, the big news of the day, the income and spending numbers, and I'm going to go straight to the inflation part of this, the PCE. This is what the fed follows up three tenths during the month that's less than the four tenths that had been anticipated by economists surveyed by Bloomberg puts the PCE deflator for the year at 6% down from 6.3%. The prior month, the core, which is what everybody's focused on, two tenths lower than the three tenths that had been anticipated. And the core for the year is now at 5% that's down from 5.2%. So the numbers that the fed follows on inflation are better than anticipated incomes up 7 tenths and I'll look in just a second to see where that money is coming from. Spending up 8 tenths and both of those are significantly up from the month before. So at the same time as the economy is strong, inflation coming down a little bit. Now those income numbers may be affected by the inflation numbers, real personal spending, inflation adjusted up 5 tenths. It was three tenths last month. So Americans are still spending money, but inflation has come down a little bit. Upside surprises where you want them and downside surprises where you might want them this morning. If you're long this equity market, we have a little kit car here on the S&P Tom up by about four tenths of 1% on the S&P 500, a little leg lower on treasury yields, particularly on the ten year and beyond the ten year down by about three basis points to three 58 this morning. In a moment, but I've got to ask you Mike about this. I mean, after what we heard from Powell yesterday, this is really not what he wants in particularly if we get more accommodative off the Bloomberg financial conditions index. I guess you could make the other argument time that it is what the fed wants because they don't want a recession. And if we're going to see some strength in spending, that's going to be okay in the long run. The question is, does it push up inflation? And if inflation is coming down at the same time that these things are going on and we'll have to dig into these numbers, that's going to matter. So we got to get to Vince, but very quickly here, Lizzie and Saunders out making a big deal about the challenger numbers. You and I have looked at challenges over the year and said, maybe it's not there as challenging like ADP or I don't care or do you see the challengers job statistics as a concern. Challengers, challengers. Great challenge. Compile for press releases. Job cut announcements, but those are overseas and in the U.S.. Challenger exists to make the ADP. It's attrition. They're the numbers. They're pretty grim and that's what we do folks. We talked to adults like Mike mckean and Vince Reinhardt. More numbers in about an hour and 27 minutes looking forward to getting the ISM a little bit later, Mike mckey is going to break that down. What we do is we celebrate Lisa Brahman with John farrow and I and Bloomberg surveillance what we do every day is our guests and it starts and ends with a research capabilities of Vincent Reinhardt, assisting chair and green span over many, many years at the fed and it Dreyfus Mellon holding court in important writings in the pandemic about the state of our economy. This Reinhardt just a general question of a two hour conversation. Do you buy the idea we're heading for recession in your years with Greenspan, were you able to predict a recession? Nobody really predicts a recession. What you can say is there's an elevated chance of it just like you could say you have an elevated chance of infection if you go into bad places without a mask. There is an extremely elevated chance of recession. And if you had a place for money, I bet that within 12 months the economy is encountered. Look at this Vance and then I look at the parlor game and the fed, which is now different than when you were holding court at the eccles building and the basic idea here is you're gaming out a rate movement higher and then we are quote unquote gonna figure out to pivot and guess when that occurs. Have you ever seen anything like this or is this new territory? This is old style monetary policy right now monetary policy is hard but simple. It's hard in the sense they have to inflict pain on the economy to get inflation down. It's simple because the strategy is if you don't know what the right neutral funds rate is, put it at a level you sure is restrictive and then keep it there until you have demonstrable evidence that inflation is going back to gold. So if you're not exactly sure how to calibrate policy, don't put it at a plateau next year and just wait. That's what your pal told is yesterday. Is that what he told us yesterday of incident or did you hear perhaps a little bit more of a concession around perhaps moderating their stance in order to avoid a hard landing? I don't get how most of the headlines came out of that remarks yesterday afternoon. He repeated his press conference characterization. Raising rates till we get them to a level and then we're going to keep them there. He dismissed a lot of data with regard. I don't want to be on the other side of Mike's argument, but I think I have to be yesterday chair Powell said inflation moves around, sometimes after good numbers, bad numbers come out. So I think that they would down down weight the PCE price part of this. And then what he was saying was we've got to keep the pace of aggregate demand below that a trend. So he should be worried about the spending part about it. This is not a good morning for the fed. Well, Vincent, this is really the key point. A lot of people are saying that there is a downward shift in inflation and it's coming at a pace that surprising analysts that this is good news is going to
Bloomberg Radio New York
"eccles" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The jobs report in America ten seconds away the price action coming into it looks like this Futures negative 7 tenths of 1% on the S&P on the NASDAQ 100 down one four percentage point with your jobs report in America Here's Mike McKee Anticipated John 390,000 jobs were restored last month The forecast have dropped to three 18 after that 80 P number the change in private payrolls even better than 333,000 Of course both of those are down from last month Last month we'd seen 428,000 and 406,000 for private But manufacturing payrolls come in up 18,000 Those numbers from the prior month down 22,000 we've had a revision lower So it does look like the economy may be slowing down just a little bit The unemployment rate stays at 3.6% We had anticipated in the Bloomberg survey It would drop to three and a half in part that maybe because the labor participation rate didn't move all that much It does tick up to 62 three the expectation from 62.2 But we'll have to go underneath the numbers to get a better picture of what happened on the household side Average hour earnings that's the big number everybody's watching come in weaker than anticipated Three tenths of a percent higher for the month 5.2% on a year over year basis which is down from 5.5% Now this kind of upside down world that we've seen guys this is probably good news for the fed the numbers are weaker than expected but still strong So they do show maybe signs of a decelerating economy and decelerating inflation pressures without suggesting that the economy is going to fall off a cliff This one won't settle any arguments Let's push this through this market Futures recover just a little bit still negative a half of 1% on the S&P if you look at the bond market yields with a lift by a couple of basis points at a front end to two 65 further along the curve by three or four basis points to two 94 no major changes TK off the back of this one They're not but I'm going to do some math here John and I'm sorry with the revision up in the last 60 days John We've created an average of 413,000 jobs per month And I'm sorry It's a job formation machine Neil that's for an ice on macro calling it Goldilocks ish Mike McKee does that resonate with you No I think that's a fairly good way you could describe it given the situation This is only the beginning of what is supposed to be happening but we've talked about this and I know you guys have talked about it with some of your guests The idea that because the markets have front run the fed a lot and have pushed rates up You look at the whole yield curve It's above where they think neutral is maybe we're seeing transmission a little bit more quickly into the economy And that would be good news overall for the fed The biggest change that we have seen in terms of the employment data seems to be in leisure and hospitality Again up by 84,000 for the month food and drinking places up by 46,000 Now of course we're getting into the summer season when there would be more people going into the leisure business We'd see some of the amusement parks and things open up So there'll be some seasonal questions about that But professional and business services still are number two at 75,000 higher That suggests that companies are maybe starting to take on some part time workers or contract workers to see how it goes And if they need to continue Transportation and warehousing adding 47,000 jobs that's a category that we've only really just begun to watch because of the shift from buying in person to buying online Construction 36,000 it had been unchanged in April So the construction industry still strong in the month of May but we are seeing signs that that might be starting to roll over So all in all paints a picture similar to the base book that the economy is slowing a little bit but not falling off a cliff Mike McKee thank you Great work as always Let's talk about the ish of the Goldilocks ish Tom You've got an upside surprise on a headline number and to Mike's point you go through this the unemployment rate at 3.6% it didn't drop any lower You didn't see an upside surprise in wages You have seen a tick higher in the participation rate And when we spoke to an enzyme of mork and Stanley I said pick a number any number I can give you now which one would it be She said the participation rate just a little bit of a lift there Tom It's not a massive move It's not dramatic But if you were sitting here and you were the Federal Reserve what you'd like to see over a series of months was just for that supply side story to improve time without that inflationary experience being exacerbated by much time to labor market I'm going to give you no drama I'll get it Let me round it up here You go from two 92 to a two 95 ten year yield You're on your way back to that 3% number All of a sudden with that song We've had a move of I think more than 20 basis points now on the week on ten year treasury put together with what would happen with a German ten year bund which is up about 30 basis points It's been a big week for yields Random cross there were the first observations here Of course for the booth school of Chicago the former fed governor Randy I want to talk about what the fed actually does around the table at the eccles building with this report Do they value an analysis of the inflation adjusted wage Does the real wage matter Or it does Because they're looking both at the inflation to see where expectations are what is happening in the labor market And then they look at adjusting for inflation our real wages exploding There's certainly not exploding We've got inflation that's much higher than the 5 roughly 5 and a half percent growth of wages And so I think as you were saying the fed is going to take this as this is kind of what we were anticipating that we're not seeing an explosion on the wage side We're not seeing a collapse of the economy either I mean these are still very strong numbers Unemployment rate of 3.6% is still an extremely strong number It's very rare that the U.S. economy has a sustained unemployment rate below 4% And so I think it's very much consistent with the fed's forecasts and so that means there's nothing that's going to stop them from continuing this march of 50 basis point increases and is my former colleague from graduate school They're going to be marching through at least September in those 50 basis point rate increases Well that's exactly where I wanted to go Randy Does this jobs report give credence to the idea that they could go 50 basis points three meetings in a row and then follow it on with another 50 basis point rate hike even though last week some including Rafael bostic we're talking about a pause So as they always say their data dependent we have to see how the data come But if you get reports like this is going to give fed the confidence that they are doing the right thing that there's certainly didn't have a little bit of an impact on inflation And hopefully once they get in the two and a half 3% range they'll have more of an impact Inflation expectations have not gotten out of control The short term expectations are super high but that makes a lot of sense But the intermediate to longer run expectations are really not much out of the range where they've been over the last decade.
Baby Your Baby
"eccles" Discussed on Baby Your Baby
"And you can get them really anywhere. Yes. So anyone 6 months of age or older may be vaccinated against influenza. And there are certain high risk groups that are especially prone to getting sick with influenza and getting very sick with influenza. So that includes kids that are under the age of 5, but especially under the age of two, anybody who has chronic illnesses, whether they be respiratory or cardiac associated neurological illnesses, diabetes, rheumatology, associated illnesses, and then pregnant women are also very susceptible to getting sick and very sick, even to the point of needing to be hospitalized with influenza. And in addition to that, anybody 65 years and older also is at greater risk for contracting flu. And there is a high dose flu vaccine that's available for 65 years of age and older population to be vaccinated against influenza. And as you mentioned, there are so many places available to get your flu vaccine, the Department of Health is also able to offer those vaccines. But contact your healthcare provider or come up to primary children's our flu shot spot is located in the eccles outpatient building, no appointment necessary Monday through Friday 8 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. perfect here and thank you so much for all of the information and walking our listeners through the importance of getting their flu vaccine this year. We appreciate your time. Thank you. And that concludes this episode of the baby your baby podcast. Thanks for joining me, Jade Elliot, and our guest for this week's baby your baby podcast. If you have a topic that you'd like our baby your baby experts to discuss, leave us a comment and don't forget to subscribe. Baby your baby is a KU TV two news podcast and is sponsored by intermountain healthcare, Broadway media, and the Utah Department of Health..
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"eccles" Discussed on KTOK
"Good morning. I'm Jacqueline Scott in the KT. Okay, New Center, And this is Oklahoma's first news. We could see a glimpse or three of sunshine today. Our forecast is coming up. 2021 regular legislative session is finished. The first regular session of the 58 Oklahoma Legislature adjourned sine die, That's House majority floor leader John Eccles. The Legislature adjourned yesterday by law they had to finish the regular session by today. Lawmakers are expected to return in special session later this year to finish congressional redistricting. L need census numbers to do that told The star studded centennial commemoration of the 1921 race massacre is a no go. The Centennial Commission has canceled Monday's remember and rise, citing unexpected circumstances with entertainers and speakers. The Department of Homeland Security had expressed concerns that the event could have been a white supremacist. Are good. U S secretary of state heading to Costa Rica for a summit this week, Evan Brown reports. Secretary of State Antony Blinken will travel to Costa Rica during June 1st and second where he will be meeting with leaders of that country. As well as other Latin American nations like Mexico and the Dominican Republic. The State Department says these meetings will focus on shared goals in the hemisphere, such as economics, migration. Over 19 and climate change. The meetings are expected to take place in the Costa Rican capital of San Jose. Millions of Americans are scrapping last year shelter in place orders for travel This Memorial Day weekend. Jeff Manasso has triple A's estimates more than 37 million Americans are expected to travel 50 miles or more from home this weekend, an increase of 60% over last year thanks to more vaccinations and lower corona virus cases if you're flying passengers face mask Should fully cover their nose and mouth throughout the airport Experience Transportation Security Administration's Robert spend in an experience that's also leading more people to drive. Experts remind you of.
WSB-AM
"eccles" Discussed on WSB-AM
"That is right next door to that Home depot, and it spilled out there. Three people hit by gunfire recovering at the hospital this morning, Channel two action news reporter Christian Jennings. There are at least three gunshot victims, including a 71 year old man who was walking into the store when he got caught in the middle of the crossfire. The other two victims of 55 year old man who was hit in front of the Garden Center and a 22 year old man headed to a pool party at this nearby apartment complex. He was struck and Side his car while we were taking cover. Bunch of cars started to speed away and we were trying to hide from those costs. We didn't know if there was a shooter in this cars and police are still looking for that shooter this morning right now, 66 degrees here on Peachtree Street. We are going to be in for a great day. Sunny skies high of 81. Atlanta's most accurate and dependable forecast coming up local used every 30 minutes, and when it breaks 95.5 WSB depend on it in more gas stations here in Georgia, with Fuel this Sunday morning after the colonial pipeline cyberattack last week. This man using the WSB radio APP open mic feature to tell us where he finds gas. Most of the QuikTrip stations in the cab county seem to be pretty well covered from Brookhaven to Doraville at being Northeast Plaza, Shamley Tucker and 85 Plaza Fiesta in winners Chapel and Peachtree Industrial. I believe two of those four even have All three grades so they might have even gotten their truck hope that helps it does help. W SP's Cheryl Castro with an update, Alpharetta based Colonial Pipeline announces its back to 100% normal operations just over a week after a ransom or attack. The company began restarting pipeline operations late Wednesday afternoon. The effects of the attack still being felt, though here in Georgia and several other states in the southeastern U. S. So is this gonna make you go out and buy an electric car into public service Commission Vice chair, Tim Eccles, who drives an electric car himself, tells Atlanta's morning news Sunday. I really don't see Ah lot of evey activity until there are more incentives. Echols says. It would also take more incentives to convince the state to adopt new energy sources like wind turbines plant along the East Coast fairly rich and you know, in terms of diversity of energy. Echols says The latest cyber attack does raise concerns that hackers could talk. Get other energy sources here in Georgia, Jennifer Perry 95.5 ws speed and a major concert tour with a start date here in Atlanta getting postponed again. 2020 was the year without concerts. And now a major tour isn't hitting the road in 2021, either..
X96
"eccles" Discussed on X96
"That happens in other shows as well. See if that should have been outside. You might not have minded the drunken loud so much this You think? No, no wonder over here. I'm gonna go stand over here. I don't not gonna be. But yeah, I would have gone away from the drunken lout is true. I was just I was being held captive at the Eccles Theater. Yeah, the assigned seating held you captive. But I miss I miss the outdoor Shows. I'm I was looking through some old pictures of some old big ass shows. Um And some old pictures of Festus when he was playing in in bands and things and those were usually outside. I miss the outside show. I missed the You know, it's the safest place to have them anymore. Yeah, So maybe a long time before I go to an indoor one. But the outdoor I miss it. And the spin Doctors made me think of that so Okay? Yes, it was his birthday. Yeah, good enough. It's still kind of a thin song, though, isn't it? This kind of thing. It did whatever I needed it to do. I didn't don't think any more than that. I don't think a band called the spin Doctors is looking for anything really, too heavy or meaningful. Well, they sure accomplished. I just think they had a song about a person they didn't like. And they wrote about it. Well, sure, they sure accomplish that That Z been a whole lot easier since the bitch left town. Haven't we all felt that it sometimes is not a deep Have that feeling every day. It's an unfulfilled wish of mine is about. Well, I just can't. I'm going to cut you off before you go any further there? Yeah, you probably should. You don't need to go any further with that one. We got a boner fight coming up to determine boner of the day We got boner of the week after that's we got This magician Scott Sylvan coming up. We're going to talk to him. And all that and more on the way. Stand by, and now a message from the Utah Department of Workforce Services. If you're looking for a new career, there are job openings in Utah, and you can find the hottest jobs available at jobs dot Utah dot gob. Now there are a lot of I T jobs available their positions in software developer engineering sales representatives, computer support account executives, network engineers and architects. And they're now a lot of tech companies. And you know there are a lot of them in Utah. They're flourishing, and they they're looking for people so more than ever, technical jobs and skills are in demand. And there are new tech companies coming along all the time. And some of them will train you even if you say Well, I don't I just need a job and I want to work. They will train you and get you ready..
The Oklahoma Observercast
"eccles" Discussed on The Oklahoma Observercast
"A whole bunch of spectacle very little substance. You know you put the two words star with this. Maybe we should count our lucky stars because the kind of substance that they wanna run through is the kind of non nonsuited you get from the oklahoma council of public affairs and alec and that kinda crazy nonsense. that really doesn't solve. I was sitting today trying to think what what has been proposed by anyone in the majority in these thousands of bills that have been filed that really truly is gonna help workaday oklahoma's it's the real real people. I i don't see anything. Let me let me give you live example in our class right now than you. It's a review of of twenty twenty and in that class. Several people brought up the fact that you now once again have to get affidavit in order to vote and i remembered when they rewrote the law last year and said no you can use a driver's license as an alternative And so. I told the people that that question now. I think you can still use driver's lessons while i was dead wrong. And i've had to eat crow. But i call the election board before i reported back to the class and talk to one of the persons there and she said you you need to be aware that that opportunity under an emergency setup because of kobe expired in december. I said oh. My goodness i was wrong about that. There's been four. Thousand bills filed two thousand in each house and senate. I said how many relate to fixing that problem so it so people can vote in a more logical way. She said none. I said you gotta be kidding. Said none they go into different direction including making people handicapped. People have to invite our fine. Two people were not related to them. Maybe have been exposed to co ed to sign as witnesses and there's not a damn bill to fix either one of those problems. So i'm i'm gonna tell you i'm gonna tell you back in the spring when covid was fitting and some of us were ping john eccles specifically on this. You know what are you. What are you guys going to do. So people can vote. What are you wanna do so people could vote safely you know. How are we gonna fix absentee ballots. And he's like yes has is we're talking about that. We're very concerned. They do what they do. They've made it so much fucking harder ray in so unless there was a public health emergency and so now you see like this lip service to well. First of all people saying we need to have a special session so public bodies can hold their meetings safely in the peak of the pandemic in oklahoma in the listeners. Like no no no even. They were in the building on a day that they have just met in done it and they refused to the governor refused to do it and then when they come back in janea january. Yeah we'll take care of it in february and so that tells you everything like they're just.
The Oklahoma Observercast
"eccles" Discussed on The Oklahoma Observercast
"Points of power. You know what what are kind of his nodes of power in the house. His agenda is enacted. most people didn't notice a little rural change that i noticed for years ago That has given john. Eccles member john. Eccles of south oklahoma say enormous power because the little rule change said basically the majority floor leader unilaterally and in his own volition will determine what a revenue raising measure is period in that is enormous power because the revenue raising bills have to start in the house and they narrated even further and said most of us are just not smart enough. I guess to figure out what a tax-raising measure is so. Let's let john do it and some bills. He was completely out of bounds insane. Now that's not a revenue raising bill and others. He was on point so he he is the power on. The floor is also back slapper. He goes over to the democratic side. them up and won his great pals was one of the democrats that was defeated. A out singley. Forget but you'll remember. I ho- truce donington jason dunnington They were big bals. And so he's he's got a lot of broken. The two fellows on appropriations chairman and the vice chairman have been articulate in explaining the inexplicable process of writing a budget So those those three at which is normal. Thing are powerful. And then you you allocate a whole gob of titles like assistant web to the first majority floor leader except when the second whip is available a dialogue in the whole reason airs. Keep people in line and get paint on the door and give him a title uncle. Republicans were all about leader smaller government and expanded. How many committees do we have now. And everybody's got to be a committee chair or a vice chair when you have eighty one members in your caucus of ready to what is a. Hi i'm losing track while the democrats have i think nineteen magnitude something like that..
The Work in Sports Podcast - Insider Advice for Sports Careers
"eccles" Discussed on The Work in Sports Podcast - Insider Advice for Sports Careers
"I mean i'm i'm doing one today. A university of minnesota mankato who. I don't know the professor. He reached out via email and he said hey. I'd love to have you in my classroom. So i'm doing later on today so i am always here to help in that regard as for content. My specialities In january we bust out some really amazing episodes We had theme looking forward looking forward towards hiring trends for twenty twenty one like that. Was the goal. What is going to be the focus of january of two of twenty twenty one. Gosh marnie stumbling my words. Sweet kelly franken the vice president of human resources at nyc and john ferguson. Who's a vp of people in culture at monumental sports entertainment. We had on matt resnick. Who's a sports talent. Acquisition executive formerly at madison square garden company. So those three people just hammered in on the trends that they're seeing in the sports industry the hiring that they're seeing emerge how people can stand out and some of those developing areas that people should focus on a lot of tactics and techniques to really beneficial stuff. We also tossed in nigel. Eccles who's the co founder of fan. Because i've said many times before when the co founder of fan duel says. Hey i'd like to be on your show. You say grace. Let's put it on the schedule so it didn't necessarily fit in with our theme but it really great interview based on being a sports entrepreneur being creative and being innovative. I see now i'm doing that. Nigel is from scotland so he says instead of innovative he says innovative and now i find myself saying innovative for some reason so i laugh at myself because i'm not from scotland so anyway we're getting some really great results on content. So make sure that you check all that stuff out. I think if you're new to the show starred there listen goes talent acquisition executives. Because they're going to tell you things that can really make a difference in your career. Then start reaching back into our content archives looking for the targeted content. That fits you so if you wanna work in sales we've got plenty of people who've our inside sales that our sales executives in the sports industry if you wanna work in marketing our partnership activation scouting coaches general managers agents. You name it. We've talked all those people. We've interviewed them about their careers. How they got to where they are. So if that's something that is intriguing to you Leeann to it. All of our content is evergreen. Meaning you can go back and listen to it and any of it is just as real real of in today as it was today we published it so just know that and understand that And i think these three episodes are really good place for you to start and then dig deeper all right before we get into today's question it's time for the stat line with which as i found out this week is johnson's.
The Work in Sports Podcast - Insider Advice for Sports Careers
"eccles" Discussed on The Work in Sports Podcast - Insider Advice for Sports Careers
"They will they are. They will go onto management positions in senior level positions as the company grows. You know the thing that we really value. As just commitment you know and passion to work in it. The people that have generally not cut jobs with the company are people who've like you know given a sense of entitlement who he kinda thought that they would come in at a management level. That didn't wanna do the work. I don't think that. I don't know if that's really taught But that's certainly you know the people who have been successful attitude matters. Yeah yeah that's been fundamental skills that we've really loved as the people who've really You know i think the things. We've loved our people who could real passion for sports and can convey that we've been able to see it and you can see it day to day. The people who could really strong social media skills funding like you know just generation does. But it's from the we find us a valuable when we've hired a lot of these guys. They've been able to come in and say. Hey you're instagram. So much we could do with the really get rich like one of the great things. Today is a lot of the tools that we use. You don't need to work for a company to be able to get good at that like a actually catholic as a company. We've hired somebody the other day. Are we hired somebody earlier this year. Who built up a fifty thousand follower group for man united group. He didn't need to get permission. He didn't work for company too but when we went on to look now. This guy's grit let we should hire him. He knows way more about this than we do. We need this skill set so that actually outside of their day to day lessons and stuff actually haven't really good knowledge of social media and proving something on it. That's that's incredibly valuable totally agree gotta get your brand out there right and it is funny..
The Work in Sports Podcast - Insider Advice for Sports Careers
"eccles" Discussed on The Work in Sports Podcast - Insider Advice for Sports Careers
"And maybe that suggest that we were we felt it was a one time event so we definitely did realize it was going to be hard to repeat the success there. we We definitely we definitely had Question marks about that. I would say that in a way we were kind of trust the process which was look if we if we start really good people on we hire really good people and we work in a sector that we are committed to understanding. And we're we re is money. We give it time we might be right on the very first go but we believe we'll get there so that was kind of the belief and we flick did not become what it is today in a linear fashion. We can add a different concept week. We also sort of like look we have pitted once before was somewhat traumatic but we got there and we built a multibillion dollar business so we we kind of thought. That was new one. It's like we this team's great. We really you know we're really committed to this We can definitely raise the money. And so we have time. And so let. Let's go forward so that that kind of was our in our starting point. Let's talk about flick so in group chat platform that incorporates live scores real time fan discussion. Polls predictive games right in your wheelhouse right. How do you. How do you disrupt the traditional sports fan experience. We've been dealing with the wrong time. Sports has been somewhat static and yet needs to modernize. How do you do that. Yeah so we kind of just started with the fan in mind and sort of thought. We spent a lot of time talking to funds about how they watch sports. And then we sort of kim to this analogy which was like. Where's the very best bond. A experience sort stadium And then we have said but where do you watch most your sports and it was like in their living room or in their in their bedroom and we sort of went from there and we said well we sort of asked what. What's better by being in the stadium and a big part with the social experience and we also looked over east sports we sort of said you know twitches and a credible product. It's both. I can both watch and in each of the rest audience at the time and which raises. The question for us is like why isn't traditional sports more like. Why can't i have that experience. Traditional sports and really from those kind of to insights is what what produced flake. So when i was growing up we get tickets to again in boston. That's where i grew. We take the train into the city. We sit in our seat for three hours. We maybe by jersey. We buy some food. Whatever we get on the train and we'd go home. That was our fan behavior. That was our fan experience. Times are different now. Fans expect a different user experience and fanning met or. Actually i should throw it out to you. What do you think today's fan wants. And how does flick help deliver that. Yeah so what you're describing is a is a fun so social experience what i sorta think would..
The Work in Sports Podcast - Insider Advice for Sports Careers
"eccles" Discussed on The Work in Sports Podcast - Insider Advice for Sports Careers
"I barely understand why. I do what i do but i can tell you. That fear is a pretty insane force chased by a bear. You'll run faster than you ever have before. Have a big test that determines the status of your scholarship. Your study harder than ever. Fear is an incredible motivator. Well actually scratch that. Fear makes us uncomfortable and we as humans. Try our hardest to return to our comfort zones. That's the human condition. We like to get into comfortable spots and build a house there so yes. Fear contributes to the motivation. But really it's this idea of being locked into a fearful state that motivates us to get out of it. Okay let's not get nuance psychobabble. Suffice it to say if you're sitting on your couch doing nothing and a raccoon comes into the window after screaming you'll move fast the fact that the remote was just out of reach or you needed water or the doritos on the countertop. Didn't get you to move but that damn raccoon sure did fear works. I've interviewed many entrepreneurs over my career and they are a different breed. You think their motivation comes from money. I'm gonna make this thing. I sell it to apple for a billion dollars but that's not it. It's not the money. Success is the goal legacy developing something completely new disrupting a marketplace. Changing the world. That is what entrepreneurs seek like an artist. They are consumed by their passion for their vision and more importantly to put a fine point on it. They are ruled by fear. What if this isn't it. What if my idea doesn't work. What if people don't like it if it doesn't disrupt what if i am not special. This fear dries entrepreneurs to work harder and with more passion and focused and most others can reach failure to them is not an option because of this passion and focus..