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"Yeah. And just because they're the last on the list, the Wallace Collection band. Were you aware of UFO in the 70s? I was. They weren't like they were the perennial opening band. They never headlined. Right, right. Yeah. That's exactly right. They made some second tier. Yeah. Bands that broke up in 1968. A couple, not a lot. A Buffalo Springfield broke up in 68. Cream broke up in 68. Freddie and the Dreamers broke up in 68, but they were left over from the 50s, weren't they? That was a British invasion. Was it? Yeah. I sent you guys with, they had to do the Fray. Do the Fray. Goofy, they were goofy, man. The Righteous Brothers broke up in 1968. In 68? Yeah. Oh, wow. Holy shit. They didn't, well, they were on point. The Seekers broke up in 68. The Shangri-La's, the Yardbirds. What's that? My favorite are over. The Shangri-La's? Yeah. The Yardbirds broke up and then reformed in 92. And the Zombies broke up and reformed in 91. Mark, give me an album from 1968. Let's see. I'm gonna hit you with a deep one. The Thoughts of Emerliss Davjak by The Nice, which was Keith Emerson's band before ELP. That was their debut album. Ah, okay. All right. Lou? The Notorious Bird Brothers. Yes. That was The Birds. That was their country rock album. You fucking guys are the kings of obscure. I got more. Wait, I got more for you. Oh, I'm sure you do. And then I'm gonna go with the straight up fucking Steppenwolf with their debut album. Steppenwolf came out in 68. Every band in the 70s, every young starting band played Born Every Wild. Right? Oh, God, yeah. And then you really got me. Yeah. Steppenwolf. Mark? Journey to the Center of the Mind by Ted Nugent and the Amboy Dukes. Oh, wow. There you go. Run along if you can. The Amboy Dukes. And he had his guitar up like right under his chin. When I was a kid, I always thought they were from my area because two towns were two towns, Perth Amboy and South Amboy. So I'm like, yeah, they're like from around here. Weeks of Jersey, Amboy, yeah. Michigan. Lou? The Graduate. Soundtrack? Oh, by John Coltrane came out. Ha ha. Yeah. An album. Shades of Deep Purple, their debut with Hush, and they also did a great cover of Help by the Beatles on that. Ah, all right, Lou? Mass in F minor by the Electric Prunes. Okay. You know what their big hit was? What? I had too much to dream last night. This album, what they did, they took a mass and they sang it in English and Latin and performed this whole weird suite of songs. Jesus. And they said, the guy said they did a performance. Their only performance was like a disaster. They actually said everything went wrong. Amps blew, the music sheets fell off the, it was just a total train wreck, but I thought they were psychedelic band with her. They were much more than that. Dock of the Bay, Otis Redding. It was a compilation, but it came out then. A band that's near and dear to me, Fairport Convention. Their debut came out in that year. Lou? Horizontal, the Bee Gees. Ah. They did Massachusetts. Ah, yeah, yeah. He sings Massachusetts, he goes Massachusetts. He doesn't pronounce the T in it. Oh, he's British. Yeah. Australian. Australian. Australian, that's right. Also asked to try me. Fleetwood Macs, debut album Fleetwood Mac. Fucking horrible. Fucking horrible. You know, like 12 Bar Blues? Yes. Horrible. It was no rumors, was it? No. I've never heard this album, but I just love the title. I Can't Stand Myself When You Touch Me by James Brown. I love that title. Can't stand when you check my prostate. Here we go again. Here we go. Child is Father to the Man, the first Blood and Sweat Tears album with Al Cooper, not David Quain's sons. Do you know what the hit song was from it? It had a hit. Yes. I Can't Quit Her. Yes. Let's see. Diana Ross and the Supremes came out with Reflections. Reflections of the way life used to be. Yeah, yeah. Mark. Sorcerer Falls Secrets, the second album by Pink Floyd. Damn, yeah. Yeah. Okay. Lou. Gris Gris, Dr. John. Ah. New Orleans. The Monkees. The Birds, the Bees, and the Monkees. It was probably a number one album too, wasn't it? Yeah, right, right. They sold the records, those guys. Mark. Waiting for the Sun by The Doors. Ah, there you go. Lou. Let's see. The Inner Mystique by the Chocolate Watchband with their cover of The Kings. I like psychedelic garage sixes. You are digging deep. This is great. Well, they did a cover. You probably heard of The Kings song. I'm not like everybody else. I don't think anyone's heard of it. No, no. Yes, they have, they have. And I'm gonna tell you a little trivia fact. They have it, Lou. My first time getting played on the radio in New Jersey at a college station. That song was on the set list of one of my songs. That's how I know. Oh, wow. Yeah. Okay. Dance to the music. Ah, dance to the music. Sly and the Family Stone. Yep. Mark. Astral Weeks from Van Morrison. Ah, okay. Great album. Yeah. All right. Lou. In a Gato Da Vida, Iron Butterfly. Or when I was a kid and I had a speech problem I used to go in a Vada Godi Debba. Ever seen the movie Manhunter? That's plays an important part. Yes, yes. The Beat of the Brass. Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass. Yeah. CCR's debut came out that year. Ah, okay. What a revival. Lou? Simon Suss, the 1910 Fruit Comb Company. The 1910 Fruit Comb Company. That's right. I thought of you when I saw that. I was researching it. Lou's gonna say that one. The Mama's in the Papa's debut album came out in 68. Wow. Yeah. All right, let's do three more then we gotta get into movies. Okay. I'm afraid Lou won't mention it so I gotta mention it. Music from the Big Pink by the band. Ah, okay. I was holding off, Lou. I was waiting for you to say it. I didn't even think of it. But I can't wait for the remixes. I cannot wait for the remixes. Lou? We're all in it for the money. The Mothers of Invention. Good album. Ah, okay. Marvin Gaye, I heard it through the grapevine. California Grapes. Nefertiti by Miles Davis with Cicely Tyson on the cover. His wife at the time. Lou? Friends, the Beach Boys. It's a great album. Ah, okay. It's a great pop album. It's got Darlin' on it. Okay. Yeah, but it was not surf music. Procol harem, Shine On Brightly. You know? Keeping it British. Not one of the bigger albums, but. Keeping it British. Odyssey and the Oracle by the Zombies. Ah. Lou? Once Upon a Dream, The Rascals. And let me see. Let me finish it off with Traffic. Traffic's debut album. Oh yeah, yeah. There's so much we could do a whole five hour just on the albums of 1968. I had 15 more, yeah. And some of us want to see the albums. But we gotta move on. We gotta move on. We're getting into this. Let's take a little break from the music as we usually do. Let's get into some movies of 1968. There were some good ones. Yeah, all right. Let me, let's see. Steve McQueen. Lou, you start this time. Okay, I think it's probably the greatest movie of all time. It is the original Planet of the Apes. Yes. Oh yeah, yeah. One of the greatest sci-fi movies of all time. Absolutely. Yeah, yeah. We were talking about the sequels earlier. Yep, yep. Good comedy. The Producers came out. Yeah, man. Don't be stupid. Beershamabi. One of two big Steve McQueen movies that year, Bullet, came out. Yeah, yeah. Great fucking movie. Widely considered the greatest car chase in the history of music, in the history of movies. I was surprised to see it came out that long ago. I thought it was in the 70s. The dude that played Steve McQueen in Once Upon a Time in America looked just like him. He did. How was that guy? I don't know. He looked just like him, though. It was fucking eerie, man. I started watching that. Lou, it was Perry. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, wasn't it? Once Upon a Time in America, didn't I? Yeah, yeah, that's the De Niro movie. Another great movie. Lou, give me a movie. Neil Simon's The Odd Couple. Yeah, yeah. So Planet of the Apes came out on April 3rd, 1968. This movie came out the same day. 2001, A Space Odyssey. The same day? Wow. Same day, yep. Wow. I've never seen that all the way through. I have, many nots. Lou, why haven't you seen it, Lou? Because it's slow-paced and boring, Dr. Bowman. Lou, go into that room, Lou. It's so slow, it's so slow-paced. Who started it? Yours, Mark? Good morning. I'm gonna go with Night of the Living Dead. Yeah, there you go. I still think that's one of the scariest movies of all time, still. Yeah. Absolutely. I saw that when I was too young to see that movie. You were damaged goods, dude. I am totally damaged. I didn't sleep until I was 15. And then you had Chinese food, oh. And you ruined your walk, man, I'm sorry. Lou? The Boston Strangler. Ah, Tony Curtis. Tony Curtis. I've never seen that. It's good. You can't even see it. The super sent me. The super sent me. Yeah. That's what he used to say, it's how he'd get into the economy, the super sent me. Oh, man. Right? And they didn't show too much. Well, it was the 60s. He murdered, allegedly murdered 13 people. They didn't really start showing real blood and go into the 70s. But there were some movies in the 60s that showed a lot that that brought about the rating system. There are some movies from like 67, 68 that are pretty wild. Well, Quentin Tarantino had a great theory on movies. He said, if you see the movies in the talkies, right, well, the silent films, they're all nice. And then all of a sudden you get into like the gangster movies and it starts getting violent. Then it starts getting a little, they get some crazy ass movies, right? And then the 50s, it all goes back to the beginning. Everything's wholesome. Everything's all American. Just like rock and roll in the 50s got wholesome. Yeah. And then you get into the 60s and there's kind of a, you see something opening up there, right? There's a little, the directors and the production companies get a little more. And then the 70s was just fucking chaos at movies, right? And then you get your grind house at its best, right? And then you get into the 80s and everything went wholesome again, pretty in pink and pretty much war movies and stuff. But there was kind of, and then the 90s started getting a little crazy. It's, he said, there's always a cycle, a 30-year cycle. It seems politically conservative. In the 50s, Eisenhower was the president throughout the 50s, more conservative on the surface dynamic. But in the 50s, there were some pretty, there's a lot of underground movies like the man with the golden arm. There's always going to be that. Of course. You're always going to have these renegade directors. But they were considered renegade, actually, absolutely. So I've been saying this for a couple of years. So since like 2018, 2017, maybe it started 2016, you started to see this whole little thing in movies about canceled people and cancel that movie. Oh, they can't make a movie about this. Characters have to be diverse and we can't insult these people. So you start seeing that, right? And now I had been saying this. There's a generation of kids growing up that are going to be the fucking craziest directors that Hollywood's ever seen. They're just going to go total, because now you've got the Academy Awards. You can't win an Academy Award unless you have, you meet all the check marks. And I'm not being political. I'm just, this is the way it is now. They all have check marks. That's happened in the 50s and then the directors went, yeah, exactly. But the Academy Awards committed to this. So it's never going to change. They'll never go back on that because it has to check off disabled, it has to check off this, it has to check off that. Everything is cyclical. Like when you go nuts about the movies now, it's all going to change. It's just going to go the other way. Yeah, these movies will be buried, but it's still the fact that they- I got in the 80s when they got really strict about things. I was like, oh, and I remember someone telling me, it's like, it's all going to go back, just give it time. Music too, you know, music. Oh, I hate music. Well, it'll go back, you know. June 12th, 1968, Rosemary's Baby came in. Oh yeah.
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"No woman of course and trailer has been released for the new Black Panther movie, the two minute trailer for Black Panther Wakanda forever was released Saturday during the Marvel Studios panel at the San Diego Comic-Con. The trailer shows the wakandan nation finding a new hero following the death of Chadwick Boseman, the Black Panther star died in 2020 at age 43, Black Panther Wakanda forever comes out November 11th. I'm Dina kodiak. And I'm Suzanne Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. There's growing concern over the global spread of monkeypox now more than 16,000 cases have been detected across 75 countries. The World Health Organization declares the outbreak. A public health emergency of international concern. Tedros adnam, Gabriel, is director general of the World Health Organization. We have an outbreak that has spread around the world rapidly through new modes of transmission about which we understand too little. In the U.S., nearly 2900 cases have been detected, including two cases of monkeypox in children. The suspect charged with attacking representative Lee zeldin at a campaign event Thursday was arrested yesterday and charged with a federal crime. David G janco bonus of fairport made an initial appearance Saturday before a U.S. magistrate judge and is being held pending a detention hearing July 27th, officials say the charge carries a maximum penalty of ten years in prison. Rockaway beach was closed yesterday afternoon because of shark sightings. The city department of Parks and Recreation officials said the beach will open when it's safe. There have been so far 5 shark attacks along coastal areas near Long Island in the past two weeks. The Federal Reserve meets on interest rates this week and Wall Street anticipates more aggressive action on the part of the U.S. Central Bank. Bloomberg's Vinny del giudice reports. Bloomberg survey sees another 75 basis point rate increase as the FedEx that contained this year's inflation invasion last one 75 point move was the largest in almost 30 years aimed at tempering economic growth. Something is brewing. Standard and poor's global says its U.S. business activity index is signaling a sizable slowdown for the first time since May 2020 as interest rates rise. If any doubt should ice Bloomberg radio, global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Susanna Palmer. This
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"No, no, no. It's projected to debut higher than peels two previous films get out and us pushing Thor: Love and Thunder to second place. I'm Scott Carr. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom, a 43 year old man accused of attempting to stab representatively Zelda in the Republican nominee for governor of New York, was charged in federal court yesterday with assaulting a member of Congress using a dangerous weapon, which turned out to be a sharp pointed keychain. David Jack a bonus of fairport, New York faces up to ten years in prison if convicted, he told authorities he had been drinking and didn't know who the congressman was. Jacobo lunged at zeldin during a campaign event near Rochester on Thursday night, selden was not injured. The New York triathlon is on, but it has been shortened because of the heat, the biking portion has been cut in half from 24.8 down to 12.4 miles and the running portion has been cut from 6.2 to two and a half miles. The course will take racers into the Hudson River on bikes along a traffic free west side highway and through Central Park. 7 towns in Bergen county are under a boil water advisory after tests found E. coli bacteria within the distribution system. The advisory covers fairview cliffside park ridgefield edgewater fort Lee palisades park and leonia. Saudi Arabia and Iraq are diverting more and more of their crude oil toward Europe, helping the continent's oil refineries to overcome a pivot away from Russia. More from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. More than a million barrels a day of crude has made its way to Europe from the Middle East in the first three weeks of July via a pipeline that crosses Egypt, the according to vessel tracking data compiled by Bloomberg, volumes of roughly doubled from a year ago, the shift comes as increasing volumes of Russian crude head in the opposite direction from its Baltic and Black Sea ports to buyers in India and China. Bloomberg's Charlie pellet global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Susanna Palmer. This is Bloomberg. This is Bloomberg best. Bloomberg radio is everywhere. I always accurate and precise bluebirds really one of the places that's reporting facts. Your communication capabilities are wonderful bar business. I'm at Baxter. And I'm to these Pellegrini on this special edition of Bloomberg best from the Bloomberg crypto summit. Jack mallards on his early investments. I knew the CME was going to build a product on this thing long before anyone else did, but just because I was eating dinner with the guys, right? Sam bankman fried on his growing crypto empire. Companies in crypto and frankly across the space. I think profitability was sort of a dirty word for a number of years and it is returned to investor parlance. And Mike novogratz on the unwind of crypto related assets. What I don't think people expected was the magnitude
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". Mini day commissioner vice chair Oliver Gilbert says the Miami area has turned into a tourism focal point. But they're going to stay in hotels and they're going to eat at restaurants and those are the things to help power our economy. The music festival has grown since its South Florida debut in 2015 and is back in full force after there were still concerns about COVID-19 last year, more than 100 artists are scheduled to perform, Kodak black and Kendrick Lamar closed out the festival Sunday. Out of Comic-Con going on this weekend in San Diego, a trailer's been dropped for the new Black Panther movie. That was released yesterday during the Marvel Studios panel, the trailer showing the Wakanda nation having to look for a new hero following the death of actor Chadwick Boseman. The Black Panther star died in 2020 at age 43. Black Panther Wakanda forever is due for release November 11th. I'm Scott Carr. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. There's growing concern over the global spread of monkeypox now more than 16,000 cases have been detected across 75 countries. The World Health Organization declares the outbreak a public health emergency of international concern. Tedros adnam, Gabriel, is director general of the World Health Organization. We have an outbreak that has spread around the world rapidly through new modes of transmission about which we understand truly true. In the U.S., nearly 2900 cases have been detected, including two cases of monkeypox in children. The suspect charged with attacking representative Lee zeldin at a campaign event Thursday was arrested yesterday and charged with a federal crime. David G janco bonus of fairport made an initial appearance Saturday before a U.S. magistrate judge and is being held pending a detention hearing July 27th, officials say the charge carries a maximum penalty of ten years in prison. Rockaway beach was closed yesterday afternoon because of shark sightings. The city department of Parks and Recreation officials said the beach will open when it's safe. There have been so far 5 shark attacks along coastal areas near Long Island in the past two weeks. The Federal Reserve meets on interest rates this week and Wall Street anticipates more aggressive action on the part of the U.S. Central Bank. Bloomberg's Vinny del giudice reports. Bloomberg survey sees another 75 basis point rate increase as the FedEx that contained this year's inflation invasion last month 75 point move was the largest in almost 30 years aimed at tempering economic growth. Something is brewing. Standard and poor's global says its U.S. business activity index is signaling a sizable slowdown for the first time since May 2020 as interest rates rise. They need to Bloomberg radio. Global
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"Targets near the port city of Odessa. Pope Francis is on his way for a week's stay in Canada, the Pope plans to address the issue of abuse of indigenous children in Roman Catholic boarding schools. I'm Scott Carr. And I'm susannah Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom, a 43 year old man accused of attempting to stab representatively Zelda in the Republican nominee for governor of New York was charged in federal court yesterday with assaulting a member of Congress using a dangerous weapon, which turned out to be a sharp pointed keychain. David Jacob bonus of fairport, New York faces up to ten years in prison if convicted, he told authorities he had been drinking and didn't know who the congressman was. Jack a bonus lunged at zeldin during a campaign event near Rochester on Thursday night, selden was not injured. The New York triathlon is on, but it has been shortened because of the heat, the biking portion has been cut in half from 24.8 down to 12.4 miles and the running portion has been cut from 6.2 to two and a half miles. The course will take racers into the Hudson River on bikes along a traffic free west side highway and through Central Park. 7 towns in Bergen county are under a boil water advisory after tests found E. coli bacteria within the distribution system. The advisory covers fairview cliffside park ridgefield edgewater fort Lee palisades park and leonia. Saudi Arabia and Iraq are diverting more and more of their crude oil toward Europe, helping the continent's oil refineries to overcome a pivot away from Russia. More from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. More than a million barrels a day of crude has made its way to Europe from the Middle East in the first three weeks of July via a pipeline that crosses Egypt, the according to vessel tracking data compiled by Bloomberg, volumes of roughly doubled from a year ago, the shift comes as increasing volumes of Russian crude head in the opposite direction from its Baltic and Black Sea ports to buyers in India and China. Bloomberg's Charlie pellet global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm susannah Palmer. This is Bloomberg. Broadcasting live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studio in New York. Bloomberg and frio to Washington, D.C., Bloomberg 99 one to Boston, Bloomberg, one O 6 one
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"In place through tonight in parts of Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Lisa Taylor's got more. Meteorologists say afternoon highs will feel like 100 or hotter even in places where the mercury doesn't reach triple digits. The heat wave is also turned deadly, officials reporting heat related deaths in Texas and in Pennsylvania. Over 6000 residents of central California have been ordered to evacuate where a fast moving fire has been spreading near Yosemite National Park. Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency in mariposa county, where the oak fire is destroyed nearly 12,000 acres as of last night. Tops at the box office this weekend is the new Jordan Peele sci-fi thriller nope. Yeah, nah, nah, nah. His latest film expected to open this weekend at almost $45 million making it the third consecutive release from peel to debut at the number one spot at the domestic box office. I'm Scott Carr. And I'm susannah Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. There's growing concern over the global spread of monkeypox now more than 16,000 cases have been detected across 75 countries. The World Health Organization declares the outbreak. A public health emergency of international concern. Tedros adnam, Gabriel, is director general of the World Health Organization. We have an outbreak that has spread around the world rapidly through new modes of transmission about which we understand truly. In the U.S., nearly 2900 cases have been detected, including two cases of monkeypox in children. The suspect charged with attacking representative Lee zeldin at a campaign event Thursday was arrested yesterday and charged with a federal crime. David G janko bonus of fairport made an initial appearance Saturday before a U.S. magistrate judge and is being held pending a detention hearing July 27th. Officials say the charge carries a maximum penalty of ten years in prison. Rockaway beach was closed yesterday afternoon because of shark sightings. The city department of Parks and Recreation officials said the beach will open when it's safe. There have been so far 5 shark attacks along coastal areas near Long Island in the past two weeks. The Federal Reserve meets on interest rates this week and Wall Street anticipates more aggressive action on the part of the U.S. Central Bank. Bloomberg's Vinny del giudice reports. Bloomberg survey sees another 75 basis point rate increases the FedEx that contained this year's inflation invasion last month, 75 point move was the largest in almost 30 years aimed at tempering economic growth. Something is brewing. Standard and poor's global says its U.S. business activity index is signaling a sizable slowdown for the first time since May 2020 as interest rates rise. They need to Bloomberg radio. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm susannah Palmer. This is Bloomberg. Your listening to Bloomberg business of sports from Bloomberg radio
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"Good turnout at this weekend's box office. It's expected to open this weekend at almost $45 million, making it the third consecutive release from the filmmaker to debut at the number one spot at the domestic box office. It's projected to debut higher than peels two previous films get out and us pushing Thor: Love and Thunder to second place. I'm Scott Carr. And I'm susannah Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom, a 43 year old man accused of attempting to stab representatively Zelda in the Republican nominee for governor of New York was charged in federal court yesterday with assaulting a member of Congress using a dangerous weapon, which turned out to be a sharp pointed keychain. David Jack a bonus of fairport, New York faces up to ten years in prison if convicted, he told authorities he had been drinking and didn't know who the congressman was. Jack a bonus lunged at zeldin during a campaign event near Rochester on Thursday night, selden was not injured. The New York triathlon is on, but it has been shortened because of the heat, the biking portion has been cut in half from 24.8 down to 12.4 miles and the running portion has been cut from 6.2 to two and a half miles. The course will take racers into the Hudson River on bikes along a traffic free west side highway and through Central Park. 7 towns in Bergen county are under a boil water advisory after tests found E. coli bacteria within the distribution system. The advisory covers fairview cliffside park ridgefield edgewater fort Lee palisades park and leonia. Saudi Arabia and Iraq are diverting more and more of their crude oil toward Europe, helping the continent's oil refineries to overcome a pivot away from Russia. More from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. More than a million barrels a day of crude has made its way to Europe from the Middle East in the first three weeks of July via a pipeline that crosses Egypt, the according to vessel tracking data compiled by Bloomberg, volumes of roughly doubled from a year ago, the shift comes as increasing volumes of Russian crude head in the opposite direction from its Baltic and Black Sea ports to buyers in India and China. Bloomberg's Charlie pellet global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Susanna Palmer. This is Bloomberg. This is Bloomberg business of sports. The cold hard truth about the Olympic journey is not really been financially incentivized in the same way that many other professional sports are. The business
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"Carr. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. There's growing concern over the global spread of monkeypox now more than 16,000 cases have been detected across 75 countries. The World Health Organization declares the outbreak. A public health emergency of international concern. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus is director general of the World Health Organization. We have an outbreak that has spread around the world rapidly through new modes of transmission about which we understand too little. In the U.S., nearly 2900 cases have been detected, including two cases of monkeypox in children. The suspect charged with attacking representative Lee zeldin at a campaign event Thursday was arrested yesterday and charged with a federal crime. David G janco bonus of fairport made an initial appearance Saturday before a U.S. magistrate judge and is being held pending a detention hearing July 27th. Officials say the charge carries a maximum penalty of ten years in prison. Rockaway beach was closed yesterday afternoon because of shark sightings. The city department of Parks and Recreation officials said the beach will open when it's safe. There have been so far 5 shark attacks along coastal areas near Long Island in the past two weeks. The Federal Reserve meets on interest rates this week and Wall Street anticipates more aggressive action on the part of the U.S. Central Bank. Bloomberg's vinyl giudice reports. Bloomberg survey sees another 75 basis point rate increases the FedEx that contained this year's inflation invasion last one 75 point move was the largest in almost 30 years aimed at tempering economic growth. Something is brewing. Standard and poor's global says its U.S. business activity index is signaling a sizable slowdown for the first time since May 2020 as interest rates rise. Vinny del giudice Bloomberg radio. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm susannah Palmer. This is Bloomberg
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"The attack of Long Island congressman Lee zeldin is arrested on federal charges two days after he was released without bail due to New York State controversial bail reform laws, 43 year old David jacobinus of fairport New York was arrested Saturday and later charged in federal court in Rochester with assaulting a member of Congress using a dangerous weapon. The army veteran is being held pending a detention hearing on Wednesday. Chuck a bonus is accused of attacking Zelda on Thursday as the 42 year old Republican was giving a stump speech in his campaign for governor. The complaint alleges giacomo was holding a hardened plastic keychain with two sharp points when he confronted Zelda. Ukrainian officials say a pair of Russian cruise missiles have hit a major seaport in southern Ukraine, the attack came less than a day after Russia agreed to a deal that would allow Ukraine to ship crane from Odessa and other coastal ports, the green deal, which was mediated by the United Nations, is aimed at easing global food shortages. The U.S. ambassador to Ukraine called the attack outrageous. I'm Chris. And I'm susannah Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. As we've been reporting the head of the World Health Organization declared today that the monkeypox outbreak is a public health emergency of international concern, in doing so, the WHO overruled the divided expert panel to issue the group's highest alert. Doctor Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus is director general of the WHO. The outbreak has continued to grow and there are now more than 16,000 reported cases from 75 countries and territories. Former treasury secretary Lawrence summer says that Washington is foregoing a key tool in helping the Federal Reserve stop the rise in the rate of inflation, and that's a tax hike. So I sure wish we could get past this basically ludicrous economic idea that tax increases are inflationary. It's just not right. Summers says it's fine to raise taxes to take some of the demand out of the economy. He advocates cut in corporate tax loopholes. Summers was interviewed on Bloomberg television's Wall Street week with David Weston. Electric vehicle charging company Volta will install 25 public charging stalls in Hoboken, we get the story on that from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. It more than doubles the number of public ports available in the city, San Francisco based Volta says the project will be completed in 18 months and more chargers could be installed in the city in the future. Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. A segment of the massive Keystone pipeline that delivers Canadian crude to a key U.S. storage hub restored normal operations Friday evening following a power disruption. Operator TC energy restored service on the segment at around 7 p.m. local time. There had been some damage to an electrical facility that serves the line. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Suzanne Palmer. This is Bloomberg. Your listening to balance and power with David Westin on Bloomberg radio. China's
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"Who tuned in in the first televised hearing across 11 channels on June 9th. MSNBC had the biggest audience for any individual network with nearly 8 million viewers, ABC was second, followed in order by CNN NBC and CBS Fox News did not offer a full coverage of this week's hearing. The suspect in the attack of Long Island congressman Lee zeldin is arrested on federal charges two days after he was released without bail due to New York State's controversial bail reform laws, 43 year old David giacomo of fairport, New York, was arrested Saturday and later charged in federal court in Rochester with assaulting a member of Congress using a dangerous weapon. The army veteran is being held pending a detention hearing on Wednesday, chuck a bonus is accused of attacking zeldin on Thursday as the 42 year old Republican was giving a stump speech in his campaign for governor the complaint alleges giacomo was holding a hardened plastic key chain with two sharp points when he confronted zeldin. A navy sailor is behind bars after allegedly murdering his wife and attempting to murder their toddler. George Dodson claimed he was jealous after he and his wife opened their relationship and she found another man. He admitted to beating her to death with a hammer before setting their Connecticut home on fire with their one year old inside. Firefighters were called to the scene and were able to save the child as well as the family's two dogs. Dodson was found outside where he confessed to officers. He's facing 8 different charges, including murder, and first degree arson. Nope is taking over the weekend box office, Jordan Peele's new thriller is expected to open this weekend at almost $45 million, making it the third consecutive release from the filmmaker to debut at number one at the domestic box office. The release pushes Thor: Love and Thunder to second place with the rise of gru rounding out the top three. I'm Chris grog. Gas prices are falling even further, but remain at record highs. Triple-A says the nationwide average is now at four 41 a gallon. It was sitting at four 57 just a week ago. Texas has the nation's cheapest gas at three 92 while the pain at the pump goes on for those in the northeast and western U.S.. Crumbles CEO is ramping up the Utah cookie war as his company sues two smaller competitors in a statement posted to LinkedIn Jason McGowan says krave cookies and dirty dough copied his company's processes trademarks and trade dress in a confusingly similar way. The lawsuit against the smaller companies alleges that both crave and dirty dough have packing and logos that are similar to crumbles. McGowan also asserts that the brother of a founder of one of the other companies was a former corporate employee for crumble and had access to proprietary information, including recipes. The rolling loud music festival is underway in Miami. Lisa Taylor has more. Miami dade commissioner vice chair Oliver Gilbert says the Miami area has turned into a tourism focal point. So they're going to stay in hotels and they're going to eat at restaurants and those are the things that help power our economy. The music festival has grown since in South Florida debut in 2015 and is back in full force after there were still concerns about COVID-19 last year, more than 100 artists are scheduled to perform, Kodak black and Kendrick Lamar closed out the festival Sunday. I'm Lisa Taylor. Boston Red Sox legend David Ortiz will headline this weekend's baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremony, the three time World Series champion is being inducted in his first year of eligibility, the ceremony takes place Sunday in cooperstown, New York, award winning director Christopher Nolan is unveiling the teaser for his next film, but you'll have to head to the theater to see it the first look at Oppenheimer is attached to showings of Jordan Peele's nope that hits cinemas this weekend, Oppenheimer features a star studded cast, including Robert Downey Jr., Emily Blunt, Matt Damon, Oppenheimer, is set for release on July 21st, 2023. I'm Chris grazio. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom, as we've been reporting the head of the World Health Organization declared today that the monkeypox outbreak is a public health emergency of international concern in doing so, the WHO overruled a divided expert panel to issue the group's highest alert. The move paves the way for a stepped up global cooperation to stop the virus, which has spread to dozens of countries. More worries over grain shortages this after Russia attacked Odessa's seaport with cruise missiles, hours after signing a deal to unlock Ukrainian grain exports from three Black Sea ports, including Odessa. Stocks fell Friday, but rose for the week on Wall Street, some analysts say if we're going to have a recession, it won't be that bad. Doug Cass is president and founder of sea breeze partners. I've turned more positive in June and I view that period as a likely low in the making and my mantra continues to be mild and brief. In the first half of the year, we move from a period of gross and excessive speculation on the part of the most market participants and the expectation of only positive outcomes to appear in which speculation has been decimated investors have de risked and de grossed. The S&P 500 rose two and a half percent this week. The Loeb boathouse restaurant and event space in Central Park is closing its doors after almost four decades. The story from Bloomberg's Charlie poet. It is a New York City landmark and tourist favorite. It was featured in films and TV shows in a filing with the State Department of Labor, the restaurant set of plans to permanently close effective October 16th, citing rising labor and costs of goods, a total of 163 union workers will face layoffs as a result. Bloomberg's Charlie pellet global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries
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"News update. President Biden tested positive for COVID this past week and his symptoms continue to improve, NBC correspondent Mara Barrett shared today's official update from White House physician doctor Kevin O'Connor. We'll continue with pax lovit as planned at the antiviral, the president has been taking his symptoms will continue to be treated supportively with oral hydration, Tylenol, and the albuterol inhaler that he uses as needed for a cough. Doctor O'Connor reported that he's tolerating treatment well, sequencing results also revealed Biden is likely to come down with a highly contagious BA 5 variant that is responsible for 75 to 80% of cases currently in the U.S., a group of House Democrats is pushing President Biden to declare a national climate emergency representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Earl blumenauer led the signers in a letter to the president arguing he should use the full power of the executive branch, the letter also set a declaration would allow the U.S. to mobilize domestic industry, ramp up domestic manufacturing of clean energy technologies and deploy resilient energy infrastructure. The suspect in the attack of Long Island congressman Lee zeldin is arrested on federal charges two days after he was released without bail due to New York State's controversial bail reform laws, 43 year old David Jack bonus of fairport, New York, was arrested Saturday and later charged in federal court in Rochester with assaulting a member of Congress using a dangerous weapon. The army veteran is being held pending a detention hearing on Wednesday. Chacobo is accused of attacking Zelda on a stage on Thursday as the 42 year old Republican was giving a stump speech in his campaign for governor. The complaint alleges giacomo bonus was holding a hardened plastic keychain with two sharp points when he confronted Zelda. A new fast moving wildfire is burning near Yosemite National Park, a spokesperson in mariposa county in California, says the oak fire spread rapidly overnight to more than 6500 acres. The blaze forced evacuations and road closures in the surrounding area. A Cal fire spokesperson says nearly 400 firefighters are battling the flames on the ground with the support of aerial tankers. At last report, the fire was 0% contained. I'm Crisco raggio. The television ratings for Congress is at January 6th select committee hearings continue to draw a good numbers, Nielsen says nearly 18 million people watched Thursday's prime time hearing across ten broadcast and cable outlets that's down from the 20 million who tuned in in the first televised hearing across 11 channels on June 9th, MSNBC had the biggest audience for any individual network with nearly 8 million viewers, ABC was second followed in order by CNN, NBC and CBS, Fox News did not offer full coverage of this week's hearing. Police say a man wanted for robbing a South Carolina bank is arrested in Virginia after losing his wallet, Scott kimbler reports. Lieutenant Ryan flood of the Greenville county sheriff's office says U.S. Marshals have arrested 42 year old Christopher McNeil in Virginia, investigators believe McNeil, robbed a Wells Fargo Bank in Greenville, July 11th. He's also believed to have robbed a bank in Lake city, wyf is reporting that that is where investigators say he dropped his wallet. Thus revealing his identity, it is expected McNeil will be extradited back to the palmetto state to face a host of charges. The mega millions jackpot is approaching $800 million, nobody matched all 6 numbers in Friday night's lottery drawing, which was worth about 660 million, so the jackpot will keep growing until somebody wins. Tuesday's drawing will be for at least 790 million bucks, which is the third biggest mega millions jackpot ever. Kate McKinnon is revealing why she left Saturday Night Live after a decade long run on the show in an interview with live with Kelly and Ryan McKinnon said her body was exhausted and explained she just felt like it was time. McKinnon joined the long running sketch comedy show in 2012 and left at the end of the 2021 2022 season. During that time, she went to Emmys for her work on SNL and she's in the running for a third this year. And in music history news on the state 1977 Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham and manager Peter grant were arrested on battery charges before the group's concert in Oakland, the two were accused of beating up members of promoter Bill Graham's staff. I'm Chris crag. And I'm susannah Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. As we've been reporting the head of the World Health Organization declared today that the monkeypox outbreak is a public health emergency of international concern. In doing so, the WHO overruled a divided expert panel to issue the group's highest alert. Doctor Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus is director general of the WHO. The outbreak has continued to grow and there are now more than 16,000 reported cases from 75 countries and territories. Former treasury secretary Lawrence summers says that Washington is foregoing a key tool in helping the Federal Reserve stop the rise in the rate of inflation, and that's a tax hike. So I sure wish we could get past this basically ludicrous economic idea that tax increases are inflationary. It's just not right. Summers says it's fine to raise taxes to take some of the demand out of the economy. He advocates cutting corporate tax loopholes summers was interviewed on Bloomberg television's Wall Street week with David Weston. Electric vehicle charging company Volta will install 25 public charging stalls in Hoboken, we get the story on that from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. It more than doubles the number of public ports available in the city, San Francisco based Volta says the project will be completed in 18 months and more chargers could be installed in the city in the future. Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. A segment of the massive Keystone pipeline that delivers Canadian crude to a key U.S. storage hub restored normal operations Friday evening following a power disruption. Operator TC energy restored service on the segment at around 7 p.m.
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"Bloomberg business app. This is Bloomberg radio. Now a global news update. A so called environmental justice investigation has started in Houston by the federal government. The Justice Department says the civil rights division is looking into whether Houston discriminated against black and Latino residents regarding illegal dumping sites. Houston mayor Sylvester Turner says he stunned and disappointed to hear about the probe, the mayor who is black calls the investigation baseless and says third parties are to blame for the dumping. For at least a 160 million Americans by tomorrow it'll feel as hot as 100° meteorologists say afternoon highs will feel like 100 are hot or even in places where the mercury doesn't reach triple digits. They say the heat will be particularly bad up and down the eastern seaboard this weekend with temperatures approaching 100 in major cities along the I 95 corridor. While Aaron real reports scammers are seizing on the heat wave and tricking local businesses into paying fake bills using Bitcoin. ABC 7 New York reports that utility customers are receiving QR codes via text along with threats to pay up or have their AC and lights go off. The owner of tariff foods in Fairfield, New Jersey paid $1000 cash after receiving a text from someone claiming to be from PS E and G, Terra foods has several $1000 worth of imported Italian cheese that they could not risk losing so they paid. A spokesperson for PSE and G says they will quote never threaten to turn off your electricity service immediately and reminds customers that utilities don't accept Bitcoin or gift cards for payment. In western Michigan, 9 are in the hospital after being shot during a large party, police in Kalamazoo responded to a shots fired call early this morning, all of the victims are in stable condition. There's no word on any arrests. A Republican congressman running for governor of New York is okay after being attacked at a campaign event. Lee selden was campaigning in fairport Thursday when a man with a knife jumped on a stage and lunged for him. The congressman says he was told his alleged attacker was intoxicated and that security for the rest of his events will be ramped up. I'm Scott Carr. The NHL and police continue to investigate charges against the owner of the Edmonton Oilers Daryl Katz for allegedly paying an underage ballerina for sex. Katz denies the allegations he was named as a third party defendant at a lawsuit against danson structures Mitchell Taylor button and his wife who are accused of sexually abusing several young ballerinas. Cats allegedly paid an excess of $75,000 to sage humphreys while she was underage, and text messages between the two of them show cats asking the girl to keep the money and their relationship a secret. He's listed as one of three apparently much older men who were abusing humphreys while she was under 18. Former president Trump and his former vice president Mike Pence held separate campaign events in Arizona yesterday. Penn's voiced his support for a Republican candidate for governor Karen Taylor Robinson who rejects former president Trump's assertion of a stolen election in 2020. As
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"6 O 7 on Wall Street 79° in Central Park the eastbound belt Parkway still closed from a 150th to rockaway boulevard with an accident investigation and John Tucker is here with more on what's going on in New York and around the world. John. It ain't the New York health officials have reported a polio case for the first time in the U.S. in nearly a decade. The story from Bloomberg's Charlie pallet. Officials haven't offered details on who the rockland county resident is, whether the person was vaccinated or their current condition. State officials say it appears the person had a vaccine derived strain of the virus, perhaps from someone who got live vaccine available in other countries, but not the U.S. and spread it. Polio was once one of the nation's most feared diseases with annual outbreaks causing thousands of cases of paralysis, many of them in children. In New York, Charlie palette Bloomberg debris. The Republican hoping to unseat New York's governor this fall was rushed and grabbed while on stage last night by an armed man. Congressman Lee zeldin was in the middle of a campaign speech in fairport, stayed assembly member, Marjorie burns was there. She says the man grabbed Zelda, they both went down. He was armed with metal knuckles and the metal knuckles had attached to it. Knives that were shaped like cats ears. Zelda wasn't seriously hurt and later continued his onstage speech. A third party auditor will review the New York State government's response to the COVID pandemic, including efforts by the administration of former governor Andrew Cuomo to downplay the number of deaths of nursing home residents. A critics have said the current governor Kathy hochul waited far too long to launch the investigation. Two teens fooling around in the water pretending to be sharks got a painful dose of the real thing on Long Island, 16 year old max Haynes was bitten on the foot on fire island. I
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"Thanks Karen 5 O 7 on Wall Street 80° in Central Park with the heat advisory in effect through the week and big problems headed to JFK this morning the eastbound belt Parkway's closed in two locations. I'll tell you more in traffic, first John Tucker with more on what's going on in New York and around the world. Good morning, John. And Nathan, New York health officials have reported a polio case for the first time in the U.S. it nearly a decade. A story this morning from Bloomberg's Charlie bellett. Officials haven't offered details on who the Rocklin county resident is, whether the person was vaccinated or their current condition. State officials say it appears the person had a vaccine derived strain of the virus, perhaps from someone who got live vaccine available in other countries, but not the U.S. and spread it. Polio was once one of the nation's most feared diseases with annual outbreaks causing thousands of cases of paralysis, many of them in children. In New York, Charlie palette Bloomberg daybreak, the Republican hoping to unseat New York's governor this fall was rushed and grabbed while on stage last night by an armed man. Congressman Lee zeldin was in the middle of a campaign speech in fairport, said assembly member, Marjorie burns was there. She says the man grabs zeldin and they both went down. He was armed with metal knuckles and the metal knuckles had attached to it. Knives that were shaped like cats ears. Zelda wasn't seriously hurt and later continued his onstage speech. A third party auditor will reveal the New York State government's response to COVID-19, including efforts by the administration of former governor Andrew Cuomo to downplay the number of deaths of nursing home residents, critics have said the current governor Kathy hochul waited too long to launch the probe. Two teens floating around in the water pretending to be sharks. Got a painful dose of the real thing on Long Island, 16 year old max Haynes was bitten on the foot Wednesday evening on fire island. I just started
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"As our government has done we all know on some level that getting vaccinated is the right thing to do having said that you still have folks including the University of Washington state university head football coach I'm not going to do it walked away from a contract and so it's complicated How do your kids think about this coach I mean it's been so tough for them for the last several years You've got some super seniors on your team because the Ivy League did not play last year Have your kids kind of adapted here and how did they kind of go about their business You've been at this game again as I said before a long time you've seen practices you've seen long seasons How are they adapting this year They adapt to whatever the protocol is And they may or may not be happy with it but Harvard has done a terrific job Our numbers are extraordinarily good here within the college and certainly within Harvard athletics as well But they've adapted to the fact that our kids have to test several times a week as to our coaches They have to test 48 hours before you leave on a road trip for 48 hours before a game and the combination of those things yield and knock on wood a really healthy climate during the first several months here in getting better by the month Tim Murphy average football at the Robert craft field Nice I'm from west side right We could Saturday November 6th one p.m. You can look for that of course On Bloomberg radio one of 6 one Boston newburyport and of course 92 9 HD two As well To be interesting Columbia You know competitive for many years now which is great to see you know it was an issue about facilities and being competitive with some of the other ivy leagues but what they've turned it around certainly I've never told this story on air I was playing hockey It was a big game and we were playing this upstart team that really sort of sucked And their coach was a guy that was an ex hockey player named Don cherry Oh yeah And after they trounced us I was distraught and stands at 16 years old or 17 whatever And Don cherry came up to me and said some nice things That was good He had a couple years later Won a Stanley Cup That's right That's how fast things can change We say good morning to everybody in scenic pittsford New York Yes beautiful Is that day that trumps the fairport red raiders As well We leave you on red and green screen We leave you with a knowledge Matt Miller will be here car talk car talk This is Bloomberg Good morning to all of you The vix I'm watching 14.79 Burden LO we used to take our freedom of movement for granted Not.
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"When you saw Woody's temper tantrum Well, I've seen many before. Yes. So that woman was just one of many, but In the East. He really never laid a punch on him. If you study that film. Yeah, and I've told us a lot of people, you know, they take the time and look at it. What do you came up with his left hand underneath his kin. And never landed anything. He pushed him. He didn't hit him. He just pushed him. And if you look at that, that's the way it was, but it was too late. Yeah, and that's not the way the official Sauder people. And then that was his last left coaching. Yeah. Did you know I did You feel like that was the end of Woody that evening? Yes, I did. Honestly, I did. I said. In fact, I turned on my wife and I said Emily I said he's gone. He's gone of guarantee it. They've been awaiting toe choir him for Humpty, how many days and how many months and how many years they finally got their opportunity in the team on the plane said that what he came over the intercom And said he's no longer the head coach of the Ohio State Buckeyes and the players were just Absolutely stunned, and they and Donnelly said it took him a half hour to get off the plane. You know that everybody sat there silent. Right, right. It was a sad day. I mean, you know, it's so emotional for anybody that really like 40, and I sure did like him. Absolutely. Yes. And, uh It was fun several years ago when I covered the Bangles, and you came to Georgetown College for training camp, instead of sitting around the dinner table with assistant coach Mark Duffner of the Bangles. I greatly greatly admire what a what a great great guy and he said that you had the most popular name at Ohio State because the freshman after a couple days would say I want my mommy. John. Mama, I want my money. Oh, great. That was just phenomenal. Yeah, my dad. Something else. Wow. Yeah. Could you tell the Can you tell the hot chocolate story with the great Pete Johnson? In a CliffsNotes version. Uh, you know what? You know, I vaguely remember that. Oh, yeah. Okay. Okay. I do. I think you had to try to keep all the you know. What do you want the team to have hot chocolate. What the night before the game and trying to keep what 50 to 70 Hot chocolate's hot You know was was difficult. And P. Johnson, one of his hot chocolate I tried to remember I tried to remember that story. But I wanted to forget the thrill. Absolutely trying, because boy, he got so mad at me. I'll tell you what he says, Mommy, you cussed me out a little bit and said I said Hot chocolate. That is the horse, Pete. You know, he really, really helped me out when he tested Coach. This is cool. Yeah, No. Would he jumped all over me? No doubt. Wow. You make sure you make sure you get that caught right now. Send it down. Sent it back, man. Unbelievable. You know yet temper tantrums, and I was the track and cross country manager right down the hall. From what? He's office. It's John Arena. And so I heard some outbursts. But, you know, tear in his hat. You know, kick and guys in the butt. Grab him by the face mask. Wow. Do you have a favorite woody story? Whether it was a motivational speech or Personal One of them one of the funniest Tory's Esko serpent and was really trying to coach with because he had a great sense of humor. But he didn't show that when he was around, Woody, and he would tell me, John, Don't be careful here. Now we're the word, dangerous territory and what he had fallen down. He'd thrown his watch in a practice that was Yeah, in this call late fall, and it was black outside. You couldn't see a thing, but he threw that watch down, and he sort of went for it, and he slipped and he fell on the church and in those days Woody. One of the field wet getting ready for the you know the Rainstorms and snow. Everything we had coming up. But anyway what? He tried to get up and start grab me. Don't don't help me. Don't help him. Just let him go. So we let him go. And all of a sudden he started Hydra planing because he was trying to get up and he kept waving his arms. And all of a sudden water was coming up to his belly. And, you know, splashing. It was so funny. I mean, you couldn't believe it. And finally he tried to get up and he couldn't quite make it in one of the Managers went over there to try to help him. He cuts him out. He said. Get out here. I can get up and that gave him the energy toe. Pop up family. Oh, wow. Which starts is a John. Welcome to the Big 10. Yes, you know, looking back, Coach John. Mommy's with us from Fairport Harbor, Ohio, talked in the northeast corner of the state. And you know when you're looking back, you know, Woody, and you know the three yards and a cloud of dust philosophy that he had Then it was just so painful right around that time when Arch least er came, you know, just making the change to, um or wide open offense and to think it where things are today. It's just unbelievable. Yes, it is. That was unbelievable Time and I remember him, Boy. He was a good good quarterback. But George's chop was his coach and He did a real nice job. I think that first game he had a little trouble. We had a couple of intercepted. That was it. I thought, but he ended up playing a lot so and he was a great athlete. Gambling debt to him, no doubt who bad, no doubt. And but it was just Woody being very hardheaded with his offensive philosophy, man, three yards and a cloud of dust. That's the way it was. Yep. Yep, the old school But I'll tell you what Chicky was one of the neatest guys you'd ever wanna meet. When you're in trouble or needed something, and it was necessary. What he'd always come to your aid. He was. He was a great coach. Great person that he doesn't seem like it, Cheryl incidences. Now, as far as what do the Buckeyes have to do to end this curse tomorrow night in the Sugar Bowl against the Clemson Tigers? Well, they better play perfect balls. Because Clemson is much like Alabama. They've got a lot of talent. And we are. I think a little bit behind him this year as far as what we've had in the past, so we got to play a perfect game. That's that's the only thing I could say. And John. We know that Ohio State is Fired up for this game. I mean, just all the reminders of last year's Game. You know they're out there. And so we know that the Buckeyes are going to be mentally ready. Can they channel that emotion? Onto performance on the field. That's what's so huge and finishing in the red Zone because field goals ain't gonna cut it. Touchdowns will Yes. You hit it right on the head chick. You know, Like I said, they're gonna have to play a perfect game and guys, we're gonna have to step up. It haven't stepped up all year. Maybe they haven't stepped up until now. But let's hope they do because I think we have a chance, but it's gonna be tough. And to think back, you know, in your day and how things you know have changed. The Ohio State brand, John You know to be able to get, say the top ranked quarterback in the nation out of universe out of Texas to come to Ohio State here. And I mean, it's just huge the talent that they're accumulating. Information. I hope the guys stay. That's the biggest thing. You know. You get 33 top quarterbacks in the United States with us now and I hope hope they play. You know, I hope they don't all leave. And that's you in agreement with with urban Meyer, you know to expand the playoffs because Teams that aren't fighting for a national championship..
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"I'm all excited about our next guest. He played and coached at Ohio State under legendary Woody Hayes, and he was the quarterback of the 1961 national champion Ohio State Buckeyes. Let's go upto Fairport Harbor and we welcome in the pride of Paynesville. Harvey High School from the Ohio State University. Buckeyes. The great coach John Mommy. John, How are you? Happy New year. I'm great chick. How are you all fantastic. I hope you and Emily Goshen said 58 years now at least wow. Fantastic man. I hope I hope you and Emily are doing well. We are. We are. Thanks for asking chick. You are welcome. Now, 1961. I know your worst memory of that season when the faculty council didn't allow the national championship Buckeyes to go to the Rose Bowl, But how about your best memory from that season? Well from that season didn't have many others and beat Michigan. 50 to 20. Awesome, Yes. We never lost to Michigan on our team. Never lost is sort of like it is now. Well, I give anything for a for a for gold pants. I would love that trinket. The most of it. Most of those today would come from my gold teeth. Yeah. Oh, wow. How did that team react? It had to be a shock when the faculty council Said. Hey, football's getting too important here and heck, we gotta have education to man and not allowing the Buckeyes to play in the Rose Bowl, and that honor went to Minnesota that had to be shocking. Well, it was, but Minnesota did the job. Remember with the quarterback? They had handy. Sandy Stevens. Wow, That's what we named him because he would flip the ball out. One handed and that was it. No. No. In Ohio State. You had to come down the line with two hands, shaking the ball. If you're going to run an option, and you had to take him out that way, But if you ever did it With one hand you have a foot. Somewhere where it didn't Wouldn't she shouldn't be. You know, I'd like to say you were the quarterback in 1961. But you shared that job, didn't you? We know would three quarterbacks. We have three. We know what he's aversion to the forward pass. Oh, yeah. Yes. Should do. I should do He, uh, I could remember some of the practices we'd have, and I was really pretty darn good at throwing the long ball. I mean, I could hit the long ball by the 55 60 yards and I'd hear that. You know, I get over exuberant, Woody. That's it. I worked on this all year and I'm gonna be your starting quarterback. You don't get don't get happy, exigent sperm is gonna be our quarterback. He's the best passer. I said, We'll see. Yeah. Wow. Yeah. Joe Skillets. Burma was he was a good one, and he played baseball for Detroit Tigers, and it was a picture absolutely masculine, ill. He was really good. Then Bill Murkowski, great leader, 65. And just heading steady quarterback Really, really good. He doubled it defensive back when he wasn't playing quarterback or in the defense of back building in the Land defense mostly, No. You went on to coach for Woody and they still had a freshman team, didn't they? And they would start it out as a freshman team. Uh, And then it turned into the You know they did. They cut out freshman teams after a couple of years, and then it was JVs. And then we played like Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan State OU teams like that, and we only played three or four games a year. Baghdad. It graduated, went up. And finally, the last couple years I was there I was graduated into the varsity and I ended up coaching the wide receivers tight end. And Wingbacks so That was kind of fun. Yes, even though what he had had aversion to the forward pass, But you really help get this team involved and get him ready in 1968 with super soft and Rex Kern and they were good, awesome. The woman off. Geez. Yeah, they were fabulous. Yeah. Rex Kern, Man. What a what a talent. They were all talented. Excuse me. Yeah. Can we go back? Coach Mommy to December 29 1978 the Gator Bowl. You write. You were no longer coaching in Ohio State. Then we watched the game. You know, we saw the punch. Of nose tackle Charlie Bowman delivered by the legendary Woody Hayes. Wow. And I just listened to Tim Mace Podcast with Doug Donley. And Don Lee talked about Woody in the aftermath, you know, in the locker room, gathering the team around Do you know why do you know why I did it? He said he had it coming. He had it coming to him. He said his great grandfather killed my great grandfather in the civil war. Wow. Just blew my mind. I heard. Yeah. It was like a, uh, South Bs. The North Woody. Yeah. What? Everything was a war with Woody, wasn't it? Itwas itwas remember who we were playing. Yeah. You remember the team? Oh, well, Clemson Yeah. Yeah, we haven't beaten clams. And yet that's right. Row for four. The only team we haven't beaten right, man. It's almost like a curse. It started that night. And what was your reaction? Gosh, when you saw Woody's temper tantrum Well, I've seen many before..