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"Folks, welcome to The Eric Metaxas Show, sponsored by Legacy Precious Metals. There's never been a better time to invest in precious metals. Visit LegacyPMInvestments .com. That's LegacyPMInvestments .com. Welcome to The Eric Metaxas Show. Did you ever see the movie The Blob starring Steve McQueen? The blood curdling threat of The Blob. Well, way back when, Eric had a small part in that film, but they had to cut his scene because The Blob was supposed to eat him. But he kept spitting him out. Oh, the whole thing was just a disaster. Anyway, here's the guy who's not always that easy to digest. Eric Metaxas! Staying in my conversation with Casey Diaz, he's the author of the shot caller gangbanger's a Latino miraculous escape from a life of violence to a new life in Christ. Casey, the story is crazy, beautiful, amazing, and it's true. So you're telling me now the guy comes in there to kill you and he can't do it? And you lead him to faith right there, the man with the shank in his hand. Now, I would think that in the prison world, they're going to put a hit out on his life and they're going to put somebody else to kill you. So, I mean, what happens that day, the next day? Well, for several years, two years, actually, there's these little notes that we used to write when we were put a hit or we needed something to be moved from one prison yard to another that were called kites. And so I started to use that system to witness to other gang leaders in there. And shortly after that, one of the founding members of MS -13 came to Christ through one of those kites. And then another gang leader from a gang in South Central Los Angeles came to Christ. So there was about four or five of us that started to really witness out there. And we were going through the wringer for two years. But after those two years, over 200 inmates at New Folsom State Prison came to Christ. And there was a big celebration that took place in that prison. This is just amazing. I'm amazed. I have not heard this story because this is like, to me, this is national news. If the news were not crazy and avoiding this kind of stuff. But let me ask you, you talked about hard candy, whatever. What was what happened? You said that there's a well, we would get jumped, you know, we'd be walking to whatever, an appointment or on the yard or to chow. And the next thing you know, there's 20, 40 inmates on top of you beating you. Or they'll walk into your cell and and do that. And when did this happen to you? Oh, countless amount of times throughout those two years. And do you feel the freedom to defend yourself? I kept I try to keep my promise of not doing anything. So and there's some details on that in the book that I go into. But for the most part, I just because you certainly could have killed a few more people. Yeah, absolutely. And the temptation came at one point. Well, because they're sort of trying to kill you. Yeah. And, you know, and it's it's overbearing. And you and you think and I remember having this conversation with God. And I said this to him, I said, you know, I gave everything up for you. I gave it all up for you. And this is what I what I get. And if you ever tell the Lord something like that, you're going to get a response. And here's the response to me was you didn't give anything for me. I give it all. I give it all up for you. He said that to you. And that was a calming moment for me that I came to to to understand that it was him that gave it all for me. I didn't know Jesus could be sassy. That's like a that's an amazing response. Yeah. Yeah, that's an amazing thing. But it was it was it was truth that, you know, that that that bear witness in my spirit that he's right. You know, he gave it all up for me wasn't the other way around. So you said this goes on for a couple of years and a lot of people come to faith in Jesus as a result of your standing on that table and being willing to risk your life. I mean, you risk your life. You basically at that point gave your life, except God gave it back to you. Yeah. And it's by God's grace that I ever made it out for parole. And made it out here. So what happened at this point? You said you go before a parole board. I mean, you're you're going through living hell for a few years there, even although you're so on fire in your faith that you are converting others in the midst of this situation. When how do you come up for parole at this point? Came up for parole on this particular morning. I didn't know that, you know, it was just to me, it was just another parole date. You know, you go every year, some of us go every three years, some of us every seven years. So to me, you know, I didn't I had no expectations of getting out any time soon. But at the moment that I got paroled, it was a surprise. In fact, one of the questions that one of the members said was, you know, why should we let you out? And my response was, you shouldn't. I deserve every minute that I have in here ordered by the court. In fact, I think that I should have been dealt stronger, and a bigger sentence should have been given to me. So I don't deserve freedom at all, and I'm okay with that. And that is the moment that I was granted parole. Did they know your story? I guess they have been watching what's happening. They had watched, they had seen, you know, prison guards had seen, there was riots that happened. I mean, there's so many stories that I share in there that, yeah, that God just, his supernatural hand upon my life was just one miracle after the other. Apart from your book, has anyone told these stories of this revival in this gang prison? No, I've been sharing it since the book release. I've been all over the country sharing it. Because this happened how many years ago? Over two decades. And we've never heard this story until now. I mean, it's, as I said, to me, this is national news. This is big stuff. And it's kind of amazing that nobody knows about this, all these guys. Now, so you get out and now what? You get out to what? What's your life? I get out to nothing because I have nothing on. So I moved out to a little town in California where I didn't know anybody and nobody knew me. I looked out for a church. I saw the church. I finally found one and got plugged in. Francis Proctor was still with me. See, that's amazing. This woman is the hero. Yes, she is. She's going to have a big mansion. Yes, she is. When we're in heaven, we won't have jealousy. So we're not going to be jealous. We'll be all right. I mean, can you imagine that this woman, it was her prayers. I mean, it's that simple. Like, that's the power of prayer. That's an encouragement to me. Wow. So you stayed in touch with her? Yeah. In fact, that whole prison ministry that would go there was at my wedding when I got married. They were all invited. They were all. Yeah, well, I would think they should be. Yeah, that's pretty amazing. So how long were you out? What did you do for a living once you get out? My uncle owned a hardwood floor company, so he hired me. I worked there for, you know, minimum wage. But I'll tell you this, my first paycheck, I had never made a dollar, honestly. So this was my first paycheck where I had worked a 40 hour week. And it was one of the best feelings that I ever had. And you, how old were you when you got out? I was, I think, 24 or 25, somewhere on there. Man, you lived like three lifetimes before that age. That's just unbelievable. So, and how long were you in that situation? Because now you're going to this church, you're in touch with this woman who had been coming into the prison. And how long, you got married, obviously. I got married, yeah. So I'm surprised too. You got married. And where were you at that point? How did you meet your wife? I met my wife at church. She's Lebanese. She comes from a Muslim background. She was the first one to convert to a Christian faith in her family. From the Muslim background. Yeah, from a Muslim background. And we met at church and we started to work together in the youth ministry. And after that, we ended up getting married and we've just finished celebrating our 20th year anniversary and three kids later. Three kids later. Yeah, I have two daughters and one son. One daughter that's at Azusa Pacific and the other one at Biola. We're going to do another segment, folks, so hang on. We'll be right back with Casey Diaz. The book is The Shot Caller. Tell me why Relief Factor is so successful at lowering or eliminating pain. I'm often asked that question just the other night I was asked that question. Well, the owners of Relief Factor tell me they believe our bodies were designed to heal. That's right. Designed to heal. And I agree with them. And the doctors who formulated Relief Factor for them selected the four best ingredients. 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"Classroom control is an issue. For teachers and and and getting them back on track because there has been a great deal of learning loss. Yeah. 7 20 is the time we got to check on traffic right now. Brian Nobles has been busy today by the Roosevelt Mall north on I five just before L grow Boulevard. It is blocked due to an overturned big rigs there. CHP indicates traffic is being rerouted. If you're headed that way, and I would use 99 if you can right now, just past Lambert Road, You slow to a crawl. We don't have an estimated time of getting that reopened. However, if you are coming in from El Grove and you get on at Eldora Boulevard built 5 99 to 13 minutes to downtown. All the rest. 80 from Roosevelt. Nine minutes to the cab city split on the cap City Freeway. Nine more gets into downtown 18 does it if you're coming in from Folsom on 50. From Woodland on I 5 2016 minutes to make the commute from Davis and 80 across the causeway that some slowly on the westbound side. Though developing at West Capital, it's the Roosevelt automobiles, trading and trade up sales event. This 17 award winning dealers 20 major brands was thousands of vehicles all with the makes and models. You're looking for save thousands of the Roosevelt Mall driven to be the best. Traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons from the body leading the way. Home Traffic Center on Sacramento's news 93.1 kfbk. Plenty of sunshine again today with a high of 82 to 86 clear and cool tonight with a low of 52 to 56 sunny and nice tomorrow with a high of 84 to 88 Thursday sunny and very warm with a high of 91 to 95..
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"This shift, I have left so many parties early. It's like I'm bouncing. It is eight o'clock. I'm out. 8. 50 is a time off to the roads were going, Mr Bryant No more Hagen on the weekend. Put a fork in me. I'm done. Nine o'clock. This report is right by Ashley Home Store 80 from Roosevelt at the limit. Nine minutes to the Gap City Split cap city looks good both ways. Nine minutes, either direction between the split the highway 50 13 minutes in from El Grove on I 5 16 to do it on 99 That's due to an accident on westbound 50 at 16 3 big rig involved and that's backing up traffic in the right lines of 50 all the way back to the connector from north Down 99 north about 99 almost all the way back to fruit Red Road as a result of that accident. 50 westbound from Folsom is a 20 minute drive in 20 minutes to get in from Woodland B. I 5 24 minutes if you're coming in from Davis eastbound 80 across the causeway looks good. Somewhere between Harbour and Jefferson, though you hit the slowdown on 50, and that continues to get to about 15th Street. Black Friday in July Preview the greatest sale in history at Ashley Home Store Take 50% off, plus five years interest free financing. Only at Ashley Home Store. Ashley home store dot com. This is home traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons from the body leading the way home Traffic Center News 93.1 kfbk Excessive heat warnings are up as we head into the weekend. We'll see Sunshine. Dangerous heat each afternoon highs. 14 to 1. Oh, eight today, down to near 70 tonight. And over the weekend with sunshine Highs. 1 91 13 Tomorrow one.
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"To let go of some of my collection and make room for some new arrivals. The highest bid will likely go to the 1977 Gibson Les Paul. He used on journey smash hit. Don't stop believing he's purging. Just like like what I'm doing in the garage right now. De cluttering. Well, I know, but he says he's making room for new arrival. He's going to get more shouldn't get more stuff. So you get rid of stuff. And then you get more stuff that is. We all do that. Not just the big time Guitarists 6 40 is a timeless check on the traffic here is Mr Ryan Nobles this Where does right by Ashley Home store Right now. Things are moving pretty well. Getting around Sacramento, 80 from Roseville, nine minutes to the Cap city split. Nine more in the cap city and you're downtown 13 minutes gets you to downtown from El Grove on five or 99 50 westbound from Folsom. An 18 minute drive in on the east Downside at Folsom Boulevard did have a disabled vehicle in the left lane. They've gotten that pushed into the center devised Still something which should be aware if you're headed that way. If you're coming in from Woodland on I 5 20 minutes to downtown 16 minutes to make the commute from Davis. Got a little heavy traffic building the other way on westbound. I 80 as you head out across the causeway just as spotted at Wes Capital Black. Friday in July Preview. The greatest sale in history at Ashley Home Store Take 50% off, plus five years. Interest free financing only at Ashley Home Store. Ashley home store dot com. This is home traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons from the body leading the way Home Traffic Center news 93.1 kfbk. Funding behind your 95 degrees today, mostly clear with below around 59 tomorrow Sunny with a high near 12 and then on Friday.
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"That's Peter Frampton, visiting Ringo Starr in Beverly Hills and jamming with his old band mate. The two were part of Ringo's All Star band. At one point they were jamming with a purpose, because not only did the former Beatle show off some of what he was working on for his next album, but Frampton also laid down some guitar tracks. You know what those older guys getting back in the game? I mean, I was just reading earlier. The number one and two albums on, UM, on the UK charts right now. Well, the number one albums Queen 40 Year old album from Way Back in the day. Now the kids are into the retro thing. And so Mr Noble's What's Old is new again. I've been listening to all that stuff all along. Anyway. This report is brought to you by am crack 80 from Roosevelt. Nine minutes to the Cap City split nine more in the cap city and you're downtown 13. Minutes gets in from El Grove on five or 99 50 was found from Folsom. An 18 minute drive from Woodland on I five. It's 20. The slowing is on the north beyond side from Marine of Olive. I did just passed Highway 99. No delays coming in from Davis C Span 80 across the causeway. Heavy traffic is going the other way all the way from West El Camino to West Capital backing up 50 US ban to harbor. Also in the back of that back up now, or just getting rid of an accent of 50 was found at Harbor Boulevard. Good news is no one is injured. Sat down sunrise on the American River Bridge still got an accident there, causing a backup all the way to sunset. And that's backing up Fair Oaks Boulevard is found almost all the way back to San Juan and track with your craving a breath of fresh mountain air and exciting new adventure. Just some free babysitting from Grandma. Amtrak can get you there with more than 500 destinations across the country. Everything. You're missing Just an Amtrak away Traffic on the tans, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons from the body leading the way. Home Traffic center news 93.1 kfbk. Sunny with a high near 92 degrees today, mostly clear with a low round 58. Then tomorrow sunny with a high near 94, then Thursday, sending him hot with the high around 102. And that's Before the major heat up over the weekend. Currently.
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"Sweet. Really? Yeah. Really? Just nice and sweet. Yeah. All right over sharing a little got a little. Let's get out to traffic. She got a little crush on Harry Connick Jr the same experience I had when I interviewed Martina McBride, just charming person and leave and even more beautiful than she looks on TV. This report is brought to you by the Monterey Bay Aquarium. Things look good getting around Sacramento, 80 from Roseville, nine minutes to the Cap City split. Another nine minutes on the cap city freeway in your downtown 13 minutes in from El Grove on both five or 99 50 westbound from Folsom, an 18 minute drive that little slowing on the eastbound side. Just past highway 99. We'll keep an eye on that. It's very brief at this point. If you're coming in from Woodland on I 5 20 minutes in north of that South down 99 at Alberta Road, got a report of a solo vehicle into the Senate of I've Good news is doesn't appear to be causing a delay and doesn't appear anyone's hurt. Not calling for an ambulance anyway. If you're coming in from Davis C Span 80 across the causeway 16 minutes to downtown Sacramento. Playful sea otters. Flashy fish is mesmerizing jellies swirling sardines. When's the Last time you visited Monterrey Bay Aquarium? Get ready to fall in love all over again. Choose your awesome day and time by making a reservation at Monterey Bay aquarium dot org. Traffic on the tans, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons from the body leading the way home Traffic Center news 93.1 kfbk. Here's a look at your forecast today. The high is near 100 degrees tomorrow, the high near 93 on the same for Thursday. 93 is the schedule high. And that's your three day forecast. Christina. Okay, time now for news.
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"Around a bin. E. I walk the line album, which featured Folsom Prison blues. Oh, yeah. If I'm not mistaken. Keep this up. Give yourself I think that this was recorded at Folsom Prison. He did record. I don't know if it was this particular version, but he did record a version of Folsom Prison. That one. He had a version on the record the studio version and then he went back and played it at the prison. Yeah. Okay. Good stuff. Thanks So long. We have Johnny Cash trail out in Folsom. Yes. And then when Jensen fills in, then we hear a lot of country Western now, which I enjoy it is. It's fun. I love it. I love it. Um, let's see, I'm gonna squeeze this in really quick. Okay, um in Texas, so they started to have this debate in the Legislature about whether or not to revamp their voting laws. That's right, like George is done, and some other states of Democrats didn't like it walked out. Just walked out. Okay, So the governor Greg Abbott has said, You know what you walk out. I'm not paying you. There. Is this really interesting fight right now Going on in Texas. I mean, their parts of Texas that are purple. That's it. We're not. We're not even gonna talk about doing new voter loss leaving. We're just gonna go. He says Okay. You leave no cash for you. Imagine that happened at the California Capitol Never at the Republicans walked out. It would be like two people leaving right? There aren't many. There are many in a mini Cooper couldn't they could not pull it off. That's funny. That's good stuff. All right. We gotta get to debrief put together here. So we'll do that. Building.
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"Mean, things are going to come out and research continues to be done. And what was studying this forever. But those were encouraging encouraging aspect this morning. Sure are 6 50 is the time every 10 minutes. We check on traffic on this program with Mr Brian Nobles. It's your turn. Take it away, sir. This reporter's blinded by Amtrak. Things were looking good on our freeways, eighties foe. Full speed all the way from Roosevelt to the Cap city split that the nine minute drive another nine minute drive on the camp City three way once you pass its foot in your downtown 13 minutes in from L Grove on 5 99. A little busier. Go on 99. Maybe a little mild swelling around Sheldon that again Fruit ridge, but nothing that will admit it on your commute. At least not yet. If he was down from Folsom 18 minutes, does it from Woodland on I five. It's 2016 minutes intimidate us. He found 80 across the causeway Got a little heavy traffic developing going the other way. Westbound on West Capitol just of your head out, also got a surface to re concerned. This is in Orange Veil. Greenback Lane, a Walnut avenue. This is on the eastbound side of greenbacks and ambulance responding to an accident there. Fortunately, The injuries are just minor. There is a little bit of a has slowed down behind it. It could be hard to tell a bedtime story who was screaming? It's even harder to feel close to the virtual hug. Nothing beats those in person connections and when you're ready and tracking healthy travel safely to see the ones you love hugs, Justin Amtrak away traffic on the tans, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons from the cab press Traffic center news 93.1 kfbk plenty of sunshine today and becoming very warm in the afternoon with a high of 80. 17 91 Tonight Cleared a partly cloudy with a little 49 to 53 mostly sunny tomorrow high 84.
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"Carnality have Yes. So this coming out of Folsom so Jack back a fulsome Russian restaurants here? Has developed a new concept to help start up restaurants. These induced introducing the rentable kitchen concept where startups can rent a kitchen for a few hours or whole day. That's a good idea. You know, you've got these beautiful facilities Mona's will put them to use for other people who, you know. Are you feeling entrepreneurial start delivering their food to the doorstep. Only times lead story right now has to do with something that we reported about an hour ago. This survey out of UC Berkeley this morning. It was co sponsored by the L A Times. This is not good news for Caitlyn Jenner. Just 6% of California's in this survey said that they would vote to have general replaced Newsom in the Rico Well, I mean, she's got a pretty good financial backing and not will tell her people maybe what they need to do PR wise next, but it's kind of hard to compete. With the kinds of checks that the governor is going to be sending out here shortly. 52% in this poll of registered California voters approve of the job that Newsome has been doing its down from 64% of September, But nevertheless, 52% He still has a pretty good approval rating, given all all that he's gone through. Uh, it's gonna be it's gonna be. I don't know. I mean, the odds are right now, When you look at a poll like this, the odds are he's not gonna get recalled. There's nothing indicating the numbers right now, Right? No, there isn't And this is a blue state as well. And in order for the recall the work they're going to have to get some crossover votes from independence or or unhappy Democrats And you know who knows how many they'll get so we'll see. So meantime, the bite administration this is this is very interesting. AP is reporting this this morning they have obtained some confidential Data on they said the bite administration is now holding tens of thousands of asylum seeking Children in some 200 facilities across Two dozen states. Wow, Those numbers are much bigger than I'm 21,000 kids. Um and yes, from toddlers to teenagers, and they have some independent, you know, people checking on the health of this Children and a lot of this kid's air. Have lice, have you? No issues with tuberculosis have issues with Cove it they're finding so the health of a lot of these Children is in question. Well, that is troubling. When you snack Do you like chips or grapes? You a healthy snacker? I try not to snack aside, gotten older, but when I do I usually like popcorn. Okay, A lot of us are snacking a lot more like a lot more. We got new numbers for you. Your top story..
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"You just stick around and then attempt to build some understanding. Right? Right right after the roads, we got 7 20. Let's check in with Brian and see how it's going. Thanks. Take it away. Brian. This report is Roger by East Lawn. Things were going well on I 80 from Roseville. Nine minutes to the Camp City Split still nine. Both ways on the Cap City Freeway between the split and 50. No delays coming in from L Grove on 5 99 90 nine's the busy of the two, but either one gets you to downtown. And 13 minutes. 50 from Folsom in 18 minute commute. Still just 20. If you're making the drive from woodland be a high five coming in from Davis eastbound 80 across the causeway. No delays there 16 minutes to downtown on the westbound side still got some heavy traffic from read to a little past West Capitol. That's mild, slowing all the way to child's road and accident. A little further up the road at Mace has you head into Davis doesn't appear to be causing any delay. Now was we were seeing a little bit of a backup. Looks like they've gotten that out of the roadway if you block Somebody over the last year in connection with the covert 19 pandemic. You may be entitled to a reimbursement of up to $9000 for funeral expenses through a new federal program run by FEMA. Visit East Lawn. Com today to learn more traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons from the Cap Trust Traffic Center News 93.1 kfbk. Bright and sunny today and warmer this afternoon with the high of 78 to 82. Then tonight will be clear and cool with a little 46 to 50 Sunny tomorrow and Thursday with very warm afternoons, the high Tomorrow 85 to 89.
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Another Group Favored By Chicago's Loretto Hospital Exec Got Vaccinated Early
"Hospital is accused of giving covert 19 vaccines to another group of ineligible recipients. According to W Be easy. Nearly 30. People from a neighboring Grethe Orthodox Parish got the shot earlier this month without qualifying. Others with connections to the hospital leadership have been able to do the same, including judges and workers at Trump Tower, Ah, high end jewelry store and a steakhouse mere life, it said. Loretta needs to come clean about the extent Repeatedly that Momir we're doing that. But clearly that's not true. And so now it feels like it's death by 1000 cuts for them where I'm quite my understanding is there's at least one other story in the works. So they've got to take care of their business They've got to do. Ah, Folsom applauded and you've gotta own responsibility for what has happened. That is not happened yet. And then they've got a reported the C V P H and truthfully, the mayor is waiting for that internal audit before deciding how to proceed below. Roberto is no longer receiving first doses of the vaccine. The hospital's C 00 has resigned.
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"Calls to election officials seeking help in overturning the November vote. You're listening. To ABC News. Time now for your traffic and weather together. It's in every 10 minute thing, And we hear right now from Dana. Yes, thank you very much This time around. It's brought to you by the center of this year, a health foundation And as we check out your roadways downtown split, looking better Every time I check it, it's eastbound Camp City. And right now I'm not seeing any major slowing until you get to maybe just across the river, and then it's really not all that bad. So probably about a seven day minute trip at this point. Split to Roseville. Eight minutes eastbound 80 If you're going to hell, Grove on I five. It's 11 minutes. 99 totally different story is going to be at least 20 minutes because of an accident down and Mac and that has traffic this time backed up almost all the way to Centerville. So big delays there downtown to Folsom 18 minutes and he's found 50 60 minute ride the woodland north on I five in about nine minutes downtown to Davis on westbound 80, which looks good, actually both directions there in the Davis Arena. Covered 19 vaccines are here. Vaccines are safe, effective and available at no cost. They're being distributed through a fair and phased approach. Lights. Your turn. Get vaccinated. Keep wearing a mask because together we can end the pandemic Traffic on the tents, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons. Dana has news 93.1 kfbk. Thank you, Dana. Now your kfbk forecast mostly cloudy skies for tonight the low 44 to 48 passing morning shower tomorrow. Otherwise mainly cloudy will see a high tomorrow 61 to 65..
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"You could also Ah, here the whole interview with Dee Dee Myers, and if that's not up at this moment, it will be momentarily. It's 4 50 at KPK, and we've got some traffic and weather together for you. Now here, staying ahead. Say it's funny hearing you say, Dee Dee Myers? Yeah, because we heard that for so long. What was it Clinton? She was on the yacht. Was he on the network shows all the time? Yeah, Yeah, it was a spokesperson. Wow. Brought to buy actually Home story and right now, 10 minutes downtown to the split eastbound cap city. No accidents. Incidents working there. Split two rows will gonna be about nine minutes to Douglass Boulevard. If you're going to Elgar Over. Well, why not? South Ally 5, 12 minutes and about 13 minutes now on 99 just looking to see if there's any real problems down there about fruit rich. Apparently, we have a traffic hazard on the South bound I five and looks like it's a dog near the lanes. Otherwise downtown Folsom 19 minutes on the eastbound 50 going to Woodland 16 minutes North bound. I've five and nine minutes sketch out to Mace Boulevard in Davis from the downtown area and save up to 50% of your entire purchase during the Ashley home store President's Day sale Plus you choose your savings and financing after +54 years, no interest no down and no minimum purchase. Limited quality. Hot buys. Don't miss it on Lian actually home store. This is home traffic on the tens. Every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons. Dana has news 93.1 kfbk. It'll be chilly tonight under clear skies tonight will reach a low 36 to 40 tomorrow Friday and Saturday..
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"Travel restrictions, so they're really wasting no time. Here. All right, ABC, Zain as delicate terror there in Washington, D C. Thank you. Thank you. Came for 20 now, traffic and weather together. We do it every 10 minutes in the afternoon news Now is the time Here's Dana has thank you brought to you by my dell. And right now, Kitty, that accident he's found Cap City Exposition Boulevard. Apparently still working. We've got about a 10 minute drive as you go from 50 to 80 on the cap split. The Roseville is gonna be eight minutes And there you are. Douglass Boulevard 11 minute Ride south on I five. They'll grow about 14 minutes. 99. We have some fairly heavy traffic getting away from midtown and then his go between Mac and Sheldon. The usual pattern came the developing now downtown to Folsom 18 minutes on eastbound 50 westbound, 50 said. We still have that we had an accident westbound at East Bidwell, and it looks like they're still working on that one out the full to Mary of Downtown to Woodland north on I 5 16 minutes to Main Street, nine minutes based Boulevard and Davis on westbound 80. New Year. New budgets When you partner with Adele Technologies Advisor, you get real time tailored advice right now get special financing with Del Business credit and big savings on select business computers with Intel core processors to speak to a Del Technologies Advisor call 877 Ask Del Having gone the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons. State ahead Snooze 93.1 kfbk. We'll see. Increasing clouds tonight with a passing shower or two late tonight will reach a low 43 to 47.
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"Montagne says Sam Shane sacramental voices You can trust the camp became morning news continues on news 93.1 kfbk possess a tagger Now you know if you know what that's from President Trump handed out over 140 pardons, but Joe Exotic was not one of them. One cast member on the Netflix documentary Tiger King is delighted that Joe Exotic has not been pardoned. Would be you guessed it. Carole Baskin? Mm hmm. Yep. She says he's where he belongs. Apparently exotic had like a limo waiting. He thought for sure that former presidential was going to pardon him didn't happen. You know the limo lined up? Yeah, then happen. That's bad form. 6 40 is a time out for the roads we go to check in with my nose. Good morning, sir. Good morning. This report is by the by indeed dot com Things are moving well on our freeways around Sacramento. Now we do have one incident Sometimes sunrise honor After westbound Highway 50 family. We have a vehicle versus pedestrian Fatality act, isn't it all pretty cruiser on the scene? We understand vehicles are squeezing through on the shoulder so you can use the rampart expected the leg. All the rest, maybe from Roseville. Nine minutes to the camp City. Put nine more Cap city and you're downtown. 13 minutes and from Elk Grove on 5 99 50 West happened. Folsom isn't 18 minutes knew from woodland on I five. You do it in 2016 to make the drive in from Davis Right now, if you're hiring you need indeed, indeed delivers quality candidates so you can focus on interviewing people with the right skills.
Today in True Crime
The Timothy Leary Conviction
"On january twenty first nineteen seventy former harvard professor and so called priest of lsd timothy. Leary was sentenced to ten years in prison on drug smuggling charges but in september of that year. The fifty year-old academic broke out of a san luis obispo facility with the help of the weatherman. The daring escape only added to the mystique of the man president. Nixon wants declared the most dangerous man in america. But just what made leery so dangerous. Well it might not surprise you. That richard nixon may have been exaggerating for his own political game according to authors. Bill minna tag. Leo and stephen l davis nixon's advisors suggested he find a public enemy to distract the public from his own flagging approval rating the war in vietnam and the struggling economy. They leary a prominent figure in the counterculture movement and because the former professor was a proud exponent of hallucinogenic drug use. The president's ir fit right in with his war on drugs narrative timothy leary was something of a self appointed spokesperson for the benefits of drug use. Which heat enjoyed since one thousand nine hundred sixty after an experimental magic mushrooms trip. The already noted psychologist became excited about the possibilities. Mushrooms and similar drugs had on the human brain during his tenure. At harvard he conducted academic experiments on the effects of hallucinogens. Drawing the attention and admiration of other notable nineteen sixties figures famed authors. Like gin berg and jack kerouac willingly participated in leary's experiments and it was perhaps their involvement that catapulted the professor onto the national stage before long leary was touring the country speaking about his research and reportedly brushing up against the rich and famous inevitably a backlash arrived. Leary's teaching colleagues criticized his experimentation with lsd. They believed research of that. Nature should be left to medical doctors not psychologists meanwhile psychology experts who once lauded leary's earlier work now made it clear that his drug centered experiments were less praiseworthy. Despite these blows leary insisted that taking lsd was quote a sacramental ritual one that could expand human consciousness. Harvard university did not agree and fired him in nineteen sixty three but by that stage leary had a new life. He was a counterculture touchstone for the masses and a legitimizing scientific voice in the pro drug movement. He rubbed shoulders with marilyn monroe and sang with john. Lennon and yoko ono in short he was a powerful voice advocating for drug use throughout the nineteen sixties. He even appeared before a senate committee to argue in favor of legislation. That would make it legal for adults to use hallucinogenic drugs. So when richard. Nixon assumed the presidency in nineteen sixty nine leary was squarely in his sights. Ostensibly nixon wanted to eliminate drug use in the country. Leary very much did not. That made him dangerous. So it's little surprise that when leary's appeal of his nineteen sixty five drug-smuggling conviction was overturned. The government wanted a second bite at the apple but any joy nixon and his cabinet might have felt in putting leary. Away was short lived using his network of contacts. The former professor escaped prison remaining on the run until nineteen seventy three when he was detained in afghanistan and sent back to the united states. There he was jailed in the notorious folsom. Prison and briefly befriended charles manson and though his sentence was for ten years leary was paroled in nineteen. Seventy six having served just three. It's a surprising twist day given that so many drug offenders imprisoned for decades on similar offenses then again timothy leary was famous and white which might have had something to do with his early release
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"Stone right there. The National Mall in D C. Thank you. You got it. Thanks, Kitty. All right. Our thanks to Alex there, 5, 50, kfbk and traffic and weather together time starting off with KPK Stay in a house together Time together. Time here we are talking tough. It gets brought in by the Roseville Auto Mall. And right now he's found cap got heavy all of a sudden, especially from the Marconi curb out to looks like one avenue because of an accident. And once, so, that's gonna slow you down 10 minutes ago from 15 82 that dough looks pretty good. It's just another eight minutes to Douglass Boulevard in Roseville. Downtown. L Grove. Still no problems. 11 minutes south on I five about 13 minutes. So on 99 that's slowing is gonna be closely approaching fruit ridge. Otherwise downtown to Folsom 18 minutes on eastbound 50 and let's see 16 minutes downtown of Woodland North down by five downtown to Davis. Westbound 80 is gonna be a snap nine minutes there, but we just had report Eastbound 80 Mace Boulevard to the south on ramp just east of there. We have a report of a career collision there with an overturned vehicle on the shoulder and not sure if there any injuries on that yet, Yeah, all they have changed it, and it's now in injury accident. Eastbound 80, The South on ramp at Mace Boulevard started the year out by saving thousands during the giant bank three certified sales event of the Roosevelt Audio Mall. That's what's this audio card says Sorry. Roseville Autumn, All 17 dealers a 20. Brands offer you unbelievable pricing of the largest selection of certified pre owned vehicles in Northern California, all with great radios. There was real audio home and auto mall driven to be the best traffic on the tens, Every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons decay. There's 93.1 kfbk. Thanks. Data forecast. It'll be clear in cooler tonight. Breezy this evening. Well, ceelo tonight 38 to 42. Tomorrow. Expect plenty of.
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"Okay, let's check the traffic and weather together thing. No pressure, But I am. I don't know about you passwords. Oh, my gosh. You know, when you log in to try and find information, what's your path? Your user? I d And your password? Oh, I don't know if I ever lose my phone. I'm dead. I'm dead and you know Funny thing that I was coming to work the other day, and I forgot my phone. I was like, two blocks away from work, and I went back and got it because you can't get into anything anymore without the verification code. You're right. I have done the exact same thing I've arrived at work and thought. Oh, man, no phone got to go back. You can't even get your email in the old days. You just see you know, email me, honey, or call me on the office, but nothing more gotta have it to survive. Okay. What are you doing here? We're gonna check the traffic for you. I wish I'd known and brought you by Sacramento Area Sewer district, and it has been a kind of a crazy day. You know, Usually it's been less traffic. But maybe with the opening up downtown of the split gonna be 10 minutes right now, and he's found 50, the eastbound Cap City connector. We have reports of another injury accident and it's gonna be two vehicles. In the number three and four lights there again. Eastbound to 50. They're saying just west of the Cap City eastbound otherwise split to Roseville. Eight minutes on eastbound 80. 12 minutes downtown l grove south on I 5 14 minutes to El Groban, 99 downtown to Folsom 20 Minute Drive 16 minutes after Woodland north and I five in about nine minutes to Davis on westbound 80. We are starting to clear up most of the roadways. The sewer system is probably the last thing on your mind. But if the Sacramento area sewer District it's their first priority that the region's largest sewer utility column Broad day or night at 916875 67 30 Learn more at sex. Com Traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons. Dana has news 93.1 kfbk. Thank you, Dina. And now let's take a look at our KFBK forecast. Increasing clouds expected for tonight will also see areas of late night fog Tonight will reach a low 42 44 that fog will continue into tomorrow morning..
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Intel Ousts Chief Executive Bob Swan
"Big changes for Intel, which will have special importance to a lot of folks out in Folsom. Bob Swan stepping down as CEO and Pat Gell singer who is currently the CEO Of'em, where we'll be taking over. Hat not only very successful CEO of bm where, but he also was the former chief technology officer at Intel worked there for many years, so he knows the company. He is a tech guy. Bob Swan was World finance guy, and it just didn't work out for bomb on a number of different fronts.
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"Well, they're saying we all thought play out on TV. Okay, so we all know 7 20 is the time out to the roads we go to check in with Mr Brian Nobles. It's rolling up there this morning. Take it away. Brian. This report is brought to you by Merrill. Rolling drivel on I 80 coming in from Roseville. Nine minutes gets into the cap city Split nine more on the cap. City freeway gets hit it downtown. You're 13 minutes in from L. Groban 99 starting to really slow down, though, on I five. We do have an action in north on I five it, Seamus. The motorcycles involved us. We do have some person crews on the scene. Now the right lane is blocked. Emergency crews are still headed there. CHP is over on the shoulder there. This is just asked. It looks like a right by the gore point of the scene as on ramp to north on I five. I'm looking at this on the traffic cam. Now, if you're on highway 50 coming in from Folsom West, I'm 50 looks good all the way in 18 minutes to downtown. From Woodland on I five. It's 20 minutes in 16 minutes to get in from Davis. He's found 80 across the causeway. With Meryl Guided investing. You have had the honor to work with an advisor at a low cost and minimum get started at Merrill edge dot com slash investing Gold. Merrill Lynch Pierce, Fenner and Smith incorporated both of registered broker de Killer An investment advisor member s I. P. C Traffic understands every 10 Minutes mornings and afternoons news 93.1 kfbk. We'll have some fun patches around this morning, otherwise class and subsided times today and milder this afternoon with the high of 64 to 68 the record of 66 last reached in 2000 and 12 for tonight, partly cloudy.
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"People or localized outbreaks within those high risk populations in congregate facilities. It's 4 20. Okay, Okay. All right. Let's get some traffic and weather together back. We go to the KPK Traffic center. And Dana has also 8675309. Somebody and Jenny Jenny or something Like a broad you, Michael, can you turn to get it? Cal Cal open and the California Department of Health Care Services Right now eastbound caps where we have an accident. He street on ramp and traffic is backed up all the way to the 50 transition. At this point, they're taking the vehicle. Was off. They tell us but it's still affected as we're split to Roseville from there is going to be eight minutes eastbound 80 11 minutes South bound I five l grove in about 12 minutes on 99. Really? Not all that bad, is it? If you're going to Folsom 18 minutes eastbound 50 and North Island 5 16 minutes downtown Woodland and Main Street, nine minutes to Davis and Mace Boulevard on westbound 80, and it may have more traffic tomorrow. At this time we'll see. Have you're feeling anxious, stressed or lonely in these difficult Coburn Time's called Cal Hope at 833317 Hope. Eight. Get my numbers That's 8333174673 or visit Cal hope dot order to talk to someone who could help hope will persevere tapping on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons. Dana has news 93.1 kfbk. Alright Thank you, Dina. And now you're can't became for cat. I will see cloudy skies expect a low tonight of 44 to 48. Temperatures approaching near record highs tomorrow We'll see mostly cloudy skies and a high 63 to 67.
LGBTQ&A
Cleve Jones: Queer Spaces After COVID-19
"The reality is that the Gayborhood are going away. So, if you look at San, Francisco's Castro district or Seattle's Capitol Hill or Washington DC's Dupont circle or boys town in Chicago West Hollywood or anywhere you want to look lavender Heights in Sacramento wherever you look where there's a defined gay neighborhood. It's not just a place where there's bars though bar life has always been an important part of our culture. It's where very important things happen. I is political power. When we are concentrated in specific precinct gives us the power to elect our own public office the the power to defeat our opponents, the power to pass legislation that directly affects our lives in our wellbeing. As we are dispersed. We lose that power. Another super important part of it was the cultural vitality look at all the amazing stuff that's come out of West Hollywood that's come out of my neighborhood I mean it's no coincidence that the rainbow flag and the First Gay Synagogue and the First Gay Film Festival and the Aids Memorial Quilt and the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence all were born in the Castro because there's that magic that happens when creative people when choreographers and filmmakers dancers and deejays and painters. Are All in that same area and I. Know that collaboration can occur very effectively online but there's nothing like the magic of face to face contact close proximity for that cultural vitality, and then the third thing that's at risk are the specialized social services for our most vulnerable population. So. Whether we're talking about people like myself who are getting old long term survivors of HIV or queer kids trans kids who were fleeing trump's America where do they go? They can't come to the Castro a little crappy studio apartment in the Castro is going to cost you twenty, five, hundred dollars a month. So this is the reality that nobody's really quite talking about that that community that has given so much and strengthened us in inspired US moved. US forward. Being threatened and there's many factors technology. Many. People will say, Oh, well, we can live anywhere. We want. No, you can't. Tell me that try it. You know go to Duluth and walk down main street and hold hands no offense to duluth or any other city. You Might WanNa try doing that outside of a gayborhood. So we need these these spaces they're important and we need to figure out what's our next move? Do you have a solution. There's no easy solution but yeah, when people say oh, cleave. Cities Change well. Thank you for that brilliant observation. Yes. Of course, it has changed but we want to. Be Thinking about that change and the big factor is that cities have changed in a way. That's profoundly new. For generations since the industrial revolution, the cities were the place where refugees went immigrants, Bohemians, counterculture people, artists, homosexuals, and all these people of all these different backgrounds and ethnicities genders would you know create this these cauldrons of creativity and and they would climb their way up the economic ladder move out to the suburbs and that was really accelerated in the Post Warrior the nineteen fifties, the nineteen sixties, nineteen seventies, the phenomenon of white flight. So when I got to San Francisco, the population of that city had been declining steadily since the end of World War Two and we were able to go into these neighborhoods that had been largely abandoned by the working class immigrants that had built them originally. And create what we created I on Polk Street. Then on Castro and folsom street hate streets you know he's really vibrant communities. These are now some of the most expensive neighborhoods in the world. So the district that gave us Harvey Milk. is now inhabited increasingly by wide heterosexual gendered millionaires when you arrived in San. Francisco, you had a sleeping bag and a couple of shirts and forty two dollars and you were welcomed into this guy's home. You would never met who was not expecting you. It was an address you have from a friend and there was a safe place to live and to get on your feet. Even, if it's not as San Francisco, like that mentality is so unique. I think that's pretty much now partly because it's just so difficult to survive. So the young people I meet in their early twenty S. You know these and of course San Francisco, it's all tech And there's a lot of anger towards the tech invaders but I have a lot of empathy and. Real concern for them because first of all, most of them are working sixty seventy hours a week. They have no job security. There would never use the the phrase exploited workers to describe themselves but are blanche you are but I think also back then and especially in San Francisco it was still Kinda Hippie dippy. And it was very counterculture. It was very communal. And everybody was kind of expected and really encouraged to contribute in some way. You didn't necessarily have to be all that good at what you did, but you needed to do something whether it was a drag show or video or film or A. Poetry contest or something there was A. There was a real nurturing of people's creative pulses and a lot of support for there was so many places I knew where if I was hungry I just show up and there would be every night. There would be a communal potluck dinner. There were probably six or seven of those households within a few blocks of where I was living on Castro Street. So I never went hungry.
Good Life Project
The Prison Music Project
"I'm really excited just to sort of bounce between the three of you I might. Wow so powerful. So amazing just a such an awesome I can't wait to kind of deconstruct the story in the story behind it with you. Don't WanNa Kinda get off with you. It probably makes sense it just Kinda like dive into. Before you start actually even showing up at folsom before any of this happened what were you up to sounds like you were you were out in the world doing work as singer Songwriter Jimmy certainly the picture of your world before then I twenty five. So I don't know what? Like twenty, five year old singer-songwriter folksinger. To sort of starting my career I quit this band that I was in with my called vermillion lies and we were like this Vaudeville, very theatrical cabaret. It was in that that cabaret renaissance that happened with dressed in dolls and all of that world we're in that. World and then a I quit that band with my sister and then started doing my own thing and right around the same time I started going into the prison. So I had just really started playing my solo music out in the world when I brought it into new folsom. Yeah. What was at that point in your life? What was music to you or for you if fell lied In. It still feels like it has always felt like as soon as I found it, it was like Oh. Yeah. I can't not make this. This is not a choice I'm making this just pours out of me. I'm GonNa, make it whether I share it with people or not but turns out I really love to share it with people. But at the time. I really wanted to write about things outside of myself. Social issues, political issues. Environmental issues and I never really could figure out. How to do it in a way that felt good it always felt contrived or luxury or. Yeah it fell way to able for sure somehow way more vulnerable than singing about my broken heart. Amen to that. Political songs hard. So hard I was working in the prison and working on those songs that brought me to that over many years took a long time for me to be able to write my own collaborating with folks who I mean it's You know folks who are impacted by incarceration, just their lives and their own stories are. You know it's like a social issue because. Incarceration as a social issue. So just writing about their own experience. It is a political song. So being a part of this collaboration, I think opened that door for me which. Were And Zoe were you on each other's radar at that point or like you kind of just doing a shepherd things any awareness of each other or did that happen later on I mean I certainly knew who she was. I did not know who so he was yet. Until she walked into my living room. Yeah. That was a bunch of years later. Yeah. So you end up going to new FOLSOM, which for those who don't know what that is described, what was it, and when you're showing up on the first day, what do you think that you're going there to do? What do you think your commitment is I'm going there to play three concerts? Yes. So new folsom prison, that's this nickname. The official name is California State Prison Sacramento. and. It's right next to the famous folsom prison, which has lower security new folsom is Neil. It's a newer, very plain looking concrete. Facility three buildings three yards houses about three thousand people. Non consensually. And it's a men's prison the as hopefully most listeners know. The prison system, the criminal justice system Miss, genders people a lot. So there were women trans. Women inside the as well. So I just want to mention that when I call it a men's prison. Yeah, and I was there, I committed to playing three concerts and I'd heard about them in advance. Through the person who who ran the program there he brought in artists to perform and teach workshops and stuff, and so I was there to perform and I was gonNA play in a library. To libraries on two separate yards, and then the one concert we were in contact for a few months before I went in an every couple of weeks he'd email me like are you sure you WanNa do this one concert? This is the one for men in solitary confinement. Are you sure you WanNa do this one it's really intense. and. it will never been one to. Shy away from something That might be yeah like emotionally challenging or. I don't want to hide a reality from myself a reality of our. Society I WANNA see it all even if it's ugly maybe especially if it's ugly because I wanNA know. What we're up against I, want to know why we're fighting and to be able to see it and experience it in that way. Yeah it is intense, but it's helpful. So I said, yes. Even I kept checking in and I kept thinking you're asking me again if I really WanNa do this one concert. Okay. So yeah, that's I. I didn't know really what to expect even though he told me but it's different to hear. To hear him describe it in. He told me you know you're going to be playing for these. People in cages, they'll be in these little cages when you play for them in this little room. And I just. It doesn't matter how much you hear a description of that seeing is. Totally different thing I mean. You know how you feel when you see an animal in a cage. It's a human being so it's just like ample. You know when you go to the zoo and you're like man I'm really sad. Well, you can identify with a human way more than you can identify with an animal and it's just like. I mean I think it's a yeah it's I. Think it's traumatizing to be in that environment even when you're not the person who's being. Caged and so I think about. Prison staff to just anyone who has to be in an environment where that level of dehumanisation is happening on a daily basis. It's. I think it's I really think it's dehumanizing for everyone which is not to. Diminish the fact that it is obviously much much worse and much more unfair for the incarcerated people.
Bay Curious
Getting Naked in San Francisco: A History
"Who other than reporter just plot check could take on this not safe for work assignment off she goes from. The state of California has indecent exposure laws, but those only apply if someone is being sexual like masturbating in public or intentionally offensive flashing someone. But what if you're just hanging out naked minding your own business? California leaves that up to local governments. For the first half of the Twentieth Century San Francisco didn't have public nudity laws. FRISKIN S- just didn't go nude much but then the sixties arrived and with it naked people. Some saw disrobing as a form of political artistic or personal expression college students got a taste for streaking and then there were the hippies. It's just delightful to be in I'll be in and that's what this is another exotic prank to add to a growing list of student oriented rites of Spring. It's sort of a happy happening for hippies in San Francisco hippies wanted to get closer to nature and they got naked a lot in golden gate park. Here's a quote from police chief. Thomas Hill it wasn't uncommon for a Gal that come out of the bushes there in the. Panhandle. Without a damn stitch and stand right in front of you with our hands up. I was out in the park in two started going to it on the lawn beside me just to remind you sex is sexual and as such already illegal according to the state. But still conservatives wanted tougher local laws to prevent this kind of behavior and they eventually got nudity banned in the parks. However, the rest of San Francisco was still fair game. As time passed other cities made public nudity illegal among them, San Jose, and Berkeley Berkeley's interesting because it's been mostly due to one naked Guy Andrew Martinez a student at the University of California Berkeley. Decided that American society is sexually repressed and in an effort to write things he began attending classes and going everywhere else in the nude save for a pair of sandals backpack people theorized that Martinez was able to go nude without major complaint for so long because he was easy on the is Martinez attempted shock tactic soon, became old news among his fellow students to me was simply the naked guy. Administrators however sent Martinez home to stay warm until his case can be considered by a student conduct board in Nineteen ninety-two Martinez was expelled showed up naked to his disciplinary hearing at UC. Then in one, thousand, nine, hundred, three here arrived naked to a Berkeley city council meeting members were offended and voted to make public nudity a misdemeanor crime. Back in San Francisco Nudist, enjoy their time in the Sun City developed a reputation for bodies in the buff especially at certain public events like folsom street fair a leather fetish festival or Beta breakers of rambunctious twelve k race who was an exhilarating experience people on the sidelines cheering. Go naked people go. All right. This is a rich Pasco in nineteen, ninety eight he started running naked in Beta breakers. Pasco is also the coordinator of the Bay Area Nature rests we're group of people who believe that the human body is God's divine creation nothing to be ashamed of, and that our interaction with Mother Nature is enhanced by removing the barrier of clothing. POSCO says it wasn't just public events where people could let it all hang out there also newt approved beaches in certain places where nudists would congregate lose a group of people in San Francisco who thought that going new to Jane Warner Plaza would be a good idea. It's that plaza in the Castro with a few benches where the streetcar stops, it's a little urban park. In this little urban park became an urban nude beach,
Bay Curious
Getting Naked in San Francisco: A History
"Who other than reporter just plot check could take on this not safe for work assignment off she goes from. The state of California has indecent exposure laws, but those only apply if someone is being sexual like masturbating in public or intentionally offensive flashing someone. But what if you're just hanging out naked minding your own business? California leaves that up to local governments. For the first half of the Twentieth Century San Francisco didn't have public nudity laws. FRISKIN S- just didn't go nude much but then the sixties arrived and with it naked people. Some saw disrobing as a form of political artistic or personal expression college students got a taste for streaking and then there were the hippies. It's just delightful to be in I'll be in and that's what this is another exotic prank to add to a growing list of student oriented rites of Spring. It's sort of a happy happening for hippies in San Francisco hippies wanted to get closer to nature and they got naked a lot in golden gate park. Here's a quote from police chief. Thomas Hill it wasn't uncommon for a Gal that come out of the bushes there in the. Panhandle. Without a damn stitch and stand right in front of you with our hands up. I was out in the park in two started going to it on the lawn beside me just to remind you sex is sexual and as such already illegal according to the state. But still conservatives wanted tougher local laws to prevent this kind of behavior and they eventually got nudity banned in the parks. However, the rest of San Francisco was still fair game. As time passed other cities made public nudity illegal among them, San Jose, and Berkeley Berkeley's interesting because it's been mostly due to one naked Guy Andrew Martinez a student at the University of California Berkeley. Decided that American society is sexually repressed and in an effort to write things he began attending classes and going everywhere else in the nude save for a pair of sandals backpack people theorized that Martinez was able to go nude without major complaint for so long because he was easy on the is Martinez attempted shock tactic soon, became old news among his fellow students to me was simply the naked guy. Administrators however sent Martinez home to stay warm until his case can be considered by a student conduct board in Nineteen ninety-two Martinez was expelled showed up naked to his disciplinary hearing at UC. Then in one, thousand, nine, hundred, three here arrived naked to a Berkeley city council meeting members were offended and voted to make public nudity a misdemeanor crime. Back in San Francisco Nudist, enjoy their time in the Sun City developed a reputation for bodies in the buff especially at certain public events like folsom street fair a leather fetish festival or Beta breakers of rambunctious twelve k race who was an exhilarating experience people on the sidelines cheering. Go naked people go. All right.
Between The Lines
How Winston Churchill defeated Nazism despite his 'black dog'
"Now today on the show visual defend our island whatever they got maybe we should fight on the beaches on the landing grounds the field and in the street fighting the hill will never surrender churchill the subject of countless plies movies drama series documentaries and biographies indeed believe it or not there have been a thousand Churchill Biographies One thousand the first biography was written in nineteen ninety five and the author of the latest one is our guest today now according to the prominent British columnist and historian Tom and heffer regular guest on this program this most recent Churchill biographies the best single volume imaginable of a man whose life would seem take impossible to get into a single volume the book is called Churchill Walking with destiny and the author is Andrew Roberts who's written other water declined books including a biography on Napoleon and the storm of war a new history of the Second World War Andrew Welcome to ABC Radio Thank you Tony took great on us now as I mentioned they've already been a thousand Churchill books published what's different about yours when I was very fortunate that there's been an enormous amount of sources that have come out over the last five years since I've been writing this book the Queen allows me to be the first Churchill biographer to use of his diaries and came due to sex mets church every Tuesday at the second mobile church who trusted him the great secret civil war and luckily rate down everything churchill say within forty one new sense of papers have been deposed to church college archives in the Cambridge University and other people like the servies investor time I even mice gate rations diaries basic become available giving those same in fact now on top of the dates and accounts of the war cabinet but I discovered six years ago allows me to have some they pretty much every page book it's never appeared in nature to focus okay well let's start with Churchill's upbringing can you tell us about Winston's parents briefly well he's talking to the upper cloth he was a charismatic successful Victorian politician he became chance of Exchan- so you never saw any of genius in Churchill and green to netted frankly they all the Stanford right to any sound full of contempt and to stay and his son Winston continue to love him and Martin and when his father died when Winston was twenty he raises who's focusing in Winston sorry randolph someone's name and he basically didn't allow it to to scream up whereas his mother also route took nations over to she was a great American future in society maybe something offense with the Prince of Wales Austrian about Saddam heels Okay and you went to school did he do you have did you have much luck at school I mean what sort of student was he he was a monster the student and he made himself out to be it's very rare for politicians to try and make themselves out to be thicker than they genuinely All I it should be in fact that being the dumbs 'cause he portrayed himself broke free my life he in fact was in the top third of all the classes ooh okay well let's turn to Churchill politics because he wasn't always a conservative he crossed the parliamentary floor in Nantes in four over the threat four government opposed to free trade in non white at thirty three he was the youngest cabinet member in forty years and then of course he was pretty significant figuring the British military from an early age this is of Relevance to Australians Andrew What do you wrote about his filings glibly in Nineteen fifteen well of course he was responsible for the idea of the of attacking the Straits of the dodgers novels and it was a brilliant idea to come off name one of the great strategic tunes of the of history of all Pfaff but as we all know say silently on the eighteenth of March nineteen fifteen Liane go six ships foods straits and then of course largely town to Him we double down and and landed all the way through fifteen and of course over the next eight months few one hundred forty seven thousand casualties suffered in the in the West Inside Straight so this was a drastic and terrible decision but one boots the real problem came in implementation well yeah okay now we went into politics to elect liberals rejoined the conservatives in the mid nineteen twenties what did he do that because the conservatives came back to the idea of free trade they it'd been the policy that let's say that's the party he joined the Nipples does the Conservatives dumps feature each and David intense you're often attributed with the quite quite I if a man is not a suspect I by the time he's twenty he has no heart if he's not a conservative by the time he's forty he has no brain churchill really say that I am and unfortunately there are lots of great lines like that but he didn't say he might have if you're going to keep going for example make the safest shape about about lady astor drinking coffee around any number of things keeping lucky men like Groucho Marx no power say funny things people with cheating too even if you didn't say those funny things it was talking about Winston Churchill with Andrew Roberts now Andrew your account numerous occasions when Churchill cheated death in your fi. He survived a school stabbing Cuban Bullets Boer Artillery German shells on the western front a near drowning replaying crushes three car accidents and a house fire Croaky and I'm actually very serious mainly at the age of eleven nomadic agent doctors administered brandy to the inevitable and which she wanted to be so you will send you make the point the church will develop the art of seeing virtually everything through the prism of history yeah it was the fact that he wasn't himself from historic congruent several extremely good he's a genius he was widely seen as Virginia wasn't he won the Nobel Prize for literature and actually he's unhappy about that because the price for peace that he was going to win communicants history who actually has been disappointed when he got the Nobel Prize which shop now we talk about a lot of people think of Churchill he's attitude towards the Nazis and Hitler and of course the British policy of appeasement toward Nazi Germany people forget this but in the late thirties it was actually popular with the British people tell us more about how Churchill riled against the spirit of the Times in the lightning thirties well he was only a final team is it's like jeeze you grew up with Jesus father did like the whole day with them they appreciated the service they it says humanity he was honest from quite an early age and saying he had an early warning system came during the Nazis that a lot of the other people in many wrench AC- rights didn't have also were so we mentioned earlier in being an historian he he sold the threat let's go to the European balance of power that we opposed and EDUC- seen fanaticism place in his life in a way that the other primary tonight people standing Naples we will never change and didn't say he was the first major predisposition of the decade the only major politician to not only warn against Hitler Nazis but also talk with an idea about what do I e rearming especially in the air the by the way you know you obviously know John Howard our second longest serving prime minister did you know that he's middle name is Winston it was named by his parents in mid Naughty thirty nine? When as we've discussed Winston Churchill was anything but the flavor of the month he was seen as yesterday's man rod that shows John's parents and Great must be full size. This is searching tremendously impressive actually I didn't know that's in Ann Arbor got I think yeah well during the war Churchill husband and relations with the United States which meant that America applied an important role in helping Britain defeat awesome but what about the altar pace conference towards the end of World War Two was not Churchill's finest hour why well because they back large number of famine of Yugoslavs to to get to Marshal Tito too because he he basically killed them and a hand backlog Germans and ethnic Germans who an ethnic Russians as well actually Cossacks to stone promptly murdered them as well so as far as the share sort of real politique day was concerned they had to believe result in general had to believe starlings were vulne- that he was going to get to respect the integrity and independence another eastern European countries but unfortunately Adelson those deals went shot which net new Mexico's yeah false assurances by S- talented the free elections would be held in eastern Europe but I mean you bit hot on Churchill because many historians would decide that the dying FDI he essentially stitched Churchill up I didn't believe that case I've been I've found myself we H mccown superbowl cabinet Churchill held on return from Yalta in which very much that he thought he could business was done in the deeper deep stalling the only alternative to trust on of course he was for that much thin walls and it's very other fueled fairness of course because in a million Russian soldiers variant at the time he was also at Folsom Missouri in March Ninety six When you made the Great Iron Kerr in speech the first major Western politician to warn against started was doing in eastern Europe
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Li-Fi Makes New Waves in Aerospace Industry
"The university of Alabama school of law online, choose between an l l m and tax or business transactions for lawyers or jurists master in taxation for non-lawyers. Connect. And learn with live lectures details. Had Bama by distance dot U, A dot EDU. This is tech news briefing, im Tanya, Bustos reporting from the newsroom in New York. Coming up, you've heard of wifi. That's old news. It's all about life. I now much faster than WI fi. It has become one of the biggest innovations in the aerospace industry. Lightning fast internet on aircrafts is about to take off more after these tech headlines. The FBI is looking into whether lab testing startup, you bio used improper billing codes in claims and sought payment for unnecessary tests. You buy ohm had been trying to build a business on testing patients microbiomes the microorganisms in the gut, and other parts of the body based on emerging science that suggests microbes can play a role in health as the Wall Street Journal. Previously reported FBI agents searched the company's San Francisco offices in April step to date with the very latest on the probe and the tech behind it at wsJcom. The CIO journal says information technology executives are pushing to make their systems, more energy efficient developing and tweaking software to cut waste. And now tracking how much energy their operations consume. IT leaders are choosing to play a bigger role in reducing the energy consumption of the hardware, and software as well. A crucial part of this is the companies moved to the public cloud, which of course, cuts down on energy guzzling data centers. Take atlassian Corp Sydney-based maker of online collaboration tools for business. For instance, the company aims to run all of its direct operations primarily buildings on one hundred percent renewable energy, including wind and solar by twenty twenty five and care for one of Europe's largest grocery retailers is unloading most of its operations in China were big box retailers are struggling to keep up with nimble delivery providers the kind that are currently winning over shoppers. The move also marks. The latest retreat by a western company in China in the face of stiff competition from home, grown rivals care for is selling an eighty percent stake in its Chinese business, including more than two hundred stores. This comes at a price tag of about seven hundred million dollars. The French company wants a dominant force in many tiny cities saw its sales in the market fall, five point nine percent last year. This comes as western companies are finding the country, brutally competitive and fraught with regulatory hurdles McDonald's. Hewlett Packard and Uber. Armone those who have pulled back or chain strategy in recent years. Coming up picture this lightning fast internet on aircraft. That uses light to transmit signals have the airspace industry is taking it to the next level with life by the university of Alabama school of law online Jews between an l l m and tax or business transactions for lawyers or jurists master and taxation for non-lawyers. Connect and learn with live lectures detail. At Bama by distance dot UA dot EDU. One of the biggest innovations showcased at the recent Paris air show. The one that still has all the airspace enthusiasts talking is life by French company pardon. My French and I mean this, I'm sorry let's say co year. Claims lie fi is up to one hundred times faster than WI fi. Here's surge Barringer senior VP for research and tech at the company explaining the difference. So the wifi is working with a radio frequency. Where was your life fibroids with, like making life by even more notable? It eliminates the sensitivity to radio frequencies, a frequency was impacting health, Folsom, people addict sensitive fall some others that doesn't work but know not lots of a wifi embedded in the prophets. It will impactful her of people in town and for all the five G hype. Here's where something like five G really comes into. Play for WI fi. It's by cutting the costs of satellite operations, which then makes more of the tech free for airlines and passengers to use for the satellite communication gonna do the across to the rest of the will does have limited bandwidth, but in the coming years to sip all to the five G deployment, launch number of satellites willow to reduce the cost of set. Calm and enable and support the deployment of five G himself countries will be faster than in others, but in a long term, you will have a better and cheaper connection than in these today to from from your cuff to the rest of the will catch up with more of what you may have missed. The Wall Street Journal, has full coverage of the latest in airspace technology. That's it for the tech news briefing from the newsroom in New York. I'm Tanya boosters. Thanks for listening.
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"A lot of it doesn't have anything to do pertain to winning getting lebron james is a heck of a a get by the lakers i think the roster building outside of that has been for me a little bit peculiar usually you're trying to surround james with as much shooting instability as you can and it looks like they've actually gone just the opposite of that very little shooting and some unique personalities to incorporate alongside james because lonzo ball rondo all those guys they're not gonna handle as much as they normally handle because if they do in james doesn't have it then that makes no sense either so i found the james acquisition to be for them obviously a great day in laker history but as far as the rest of the roster construction it's been a little peculiar to me so the thought processes at the spurs will ultimately trade why to his destination being the lakers but not so fast as tom throw a bleacher report who joined freddie and fitz simons top choice for collides camp is not the lakers anymore ever since lebron james went to the lakers tune has changed lebron james is the guy and kawhi leonard guy essentially michael barry report david was that he doesn't want to play for the lakers second fiddles and lebron actually he does angeles clippers you know if you're a team like the philadelphia seventy sixers most confusing is if you're going to give up the farm for kawhi leonard and you know that he wants to make it back to california you know i'm going to be a real reluctant to put in marquel folsom that deal with the miami twenty twenty one pick that holds a lot of value being unprotected and who knows what happens with the mind eating a couple of years seventy sixers have the assets to get a deal done but if you can't guarantee that he's gonna stay long term that's really difficult at the end of the day i think i think kawhi leonard is going to end up in the philadelphia seventy sixers organization simply because i think colli leonard would make a lot of sense going east that's straight talk wireless nationwide coverage on america's.