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"Fortune to roll. Speaking on the 75th anniversary of the air force last September, Brown said that distinction is not something just to be observed today. My goal here as a chief of staff the air force to ensure that states are the same. Over the next 5 to 15, another 75 years. This is what brown's approach was for leading the air force. My primary duty is to organize trained equipment. The forces that the poor run the world support combatant commands. And he worked with the U.S.'s allies and partners. Sure, not only the security of the United States, but the security around the world. Brown is hailed as a very professional officer, with deep experience and talent that is equally as deep. News. More and more people are walking around downtown D.C. that's according to cell phone data and lies about the university of Toronto school of cities. It indicates new cell phone activity downtown was recorded at 70% of what it was before the pandemic. And an effort to bring more people back to downtown, mayor Bowser has announced hundreds of thousands of dollars in grants for revitalization. This is going to be a long sort of road. I think there's going to be a critical mass that will have to happen at some point with more residential units being built downtown. That's going to take a long time. The mayor, the other city groups, businesses. They're all trying to plan ahead for what could draw more people in ideas are reshaping how to streetscape looks, making it more inviting. It's just going to be a long path though. Axios, D.C. reporter, June 8 dill. If you're headed outside this holiday weekend, we have some things that you might want to remember to stay protected from the sun's dangerous race. From the beach to sports activities to your car. I'm sure remember that you are getting a significant amount of exposure while in your car. Doctor Ellison Larson is the chair of dermatology at med star health and says the key to help protect your skin from damage or cancer is to use sunscreen in the morning before you start your day. We recommend reading a flying about every two hours if you are consistently out of the sun. Well, it's good to be outside, doctor Larson says, avoid laying out in the sun if you can and try to play in time outdoors for later in the day. The later in the day, you go, the lower the UV index, it's marginally better as you get later in the afternoon. Melissa, WTO news. Coming up in money news after traffic and weather. Ford EVs with Tesla charger plugs. I'm jealous. And why a powerhouse singer had to cancel her upcoming shows it's 1236. Chow. I'm Jan and Reynolds at the music director of the national symphony orchestra. We are making fascinating connections at our next concert, and I'd love for you to join our adventure. Joy is the name of spring in eternal nature. Joy drives the wheels and the great clock of worlds. June 1st through third, the resounding words of ode to joy fill the Kennedy Center concert hall as noseda conducts the NSO for stellar singers and the mighty Washington chorus in Beethoven's 9th symphony, a radical, timeless celebration of unity in humankind. As the epic conclusion to our Beethoven and American masters festival, the concerts also include Beethoven's powerful overture to the creatures of Prometheus and the third symphony by D.C. native George walker, the first black composer to win the Pulitzer Prize for music. Don't miss your final chance to join the festival The Washington Post polls, a transformative experience of extraordinary drama and color, tickets and national symphony dot org. Do people judge you by your missing or broken teeth, even worse? Do you judge yourself? You should know there is one great solution that can change your life cascades one from the cascade center for dental
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"Music director of the national symphony orchestra. We are making fascinating connections at our next concert, and I'd love for you to join our adventure. Immerse yourself in a world of symphonic splendor, unforgettable moments await in the Kennedy Center concert hall. On May 24th and 25th, the NSO continues its acclaimed Beethoven and American masters festival of Beethoven symphonies paired with music by groundbreaking 20th century composers. Our next concerts feature the haunting hopeful symphony in number two by D.C. native George walker, the first black composer to win the Pulitzer Prize for music, no zeta pears walker's masterpiece with Beethoven's own second symphony, a playful rebellious work bursting with raw rhythmic surprise. Don't miss the return of Beethoven and American masters, a celebration The Washington Post calls a transformative festival of extraordinary drama and color, only at the Kennedy Center, tickets at national symphony dot org. If new Heineken silver was at the invasion of Troy. Oh my, the Greeks sent us a big wooden horse. Oh no, it's full of armed and angry soldiers. And we only have these ice cold Heineken silvers to defend ourselves. Forget plundering. Let's party. Get all the taste, no bitter anchors. Crispin refreshing Heineken silver, fully 3.2 grams of carbs and 95 calories. Order now at Heineken dot com slash silver must be 21 and older to purchase and Johanna can responsibly. In the traffic center. In
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"John Andre nose at the music director of the national symphony orchestra. We are making fascinating connections at our next concert, and I'd love for you to join our adventure. Immerse yourself in a world of symphonic splendor, unforgettable moments await in the Kennedy Center concert hall. On May 24th and 25th, the NSO continues it's acclaimed Beethoven and American masters festival of Beethoven symphonies paired with music by groundbreaking 20th century composers. Our next concerts feature the haunting hopeful symphony in number two by D.C. native George walker, the first black composer to win the Pulitzer Prize for music, no zeta pears walker's masterpiece with Beethoven's own second symphony, a playful rebellious word bursting with raw rhythmic surprise. Don't miss the return of Beethoven and American masters, a celebration The Washington Post calls a transformative festival of extraordinary drama and color, only at the Kennedy Center, tickets at national symphony dot org. We're hearing from the commander's head coach after the first day of OTAs and the Nats reminded about why a player they once had was so special. Sports is coming in ten minutes on WTO. Trying to use data insights to inform your agency's decisions, then focus on your goal first, says James bench vice president of technology consulting services at maximus in the series forward thinking government sponsored by maximus. What do you really need without even worrying too much about your data is really the right way to start? Versus saying, this is the data I have. So this is the best I can do with what I have. That is a very limited way of trying to solve a problem. At maximus, we are tackling today's challenges head on, identifying new ideas, technologies, and emerging trends to enable federal agencies to focus on the mission. We are building new digitally enabled experiences for the delivery of citizen services and creating connections between people and technology. This is our defining moment to deliver change. Join us on the journey to transform the customer experience
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"Bring it right back to the garage. I don't know. I just know I didn't use it, and I know my brother didn't either. He doesn't hold up a candy store or shoot anybody. My brother wouldn't do anything like that. What time did you get home? I have to keep telling you. You have to keep telling me. Around 12 o'clock, maybe a little after. A little cop waiting for me. He'll remember what time better than I do. You went to the movie? Yeah. What time did you get to the movie? After 8 sometime. What was playing? Two pictures, mister lucky and lady takes a chance. Their reissues, aren't they? I saw them before a long time ago. The good ones, I wanted to see them again. Your brother runs a gas station, doesn't he? Yeah. I like to do work. He was ladled around 7. How did your brother do in his gas station? He does all right. Makes pretty good money. You don't work. No, no, I've been looking for a job. How old are you, George? 22. John's 28th. Yeah. When's your mother and father die? Mom died when we were kids. They had about 5 years ago. And Jones been supporting him. I told you I was trying to get a job. It's not easy. But I want to talk to you again. You can stick around home. Sure. My brother didn't do it, lieutenant. Awful lot of evidence doing. But he didn't. We all talk about it later. Bye, George. Can I listen? Hard. Yes, lieutenant. George walker's coming out, put a man on him. Right. What's the matter, Ben, you look unhappy. I'm tired. Once a coffee. He got it made. No, but only take a second. But he won't have time hospital call. It's all right to see misses out. Oh, okay. Hey, here's the report on John wolcott. On good months, the average is about 300 clear pays 85 hours a month on the mortgage. A lot of people doing a whole lot worse. Let's get woke up and taking down to the hospital with it. This is velvet. Misses elbert. Yeah. What is this? This is lieutenant Guthrie and sergeant Griffin. They want to talk to him. All right. We won't take long. All right. We want you to tell us if you've ever seen this man before. Move up John. This is Albert. I don't know. I'm not a cure. Could he be one of the men who held up your store? I don't know. You look. I don't know. He is in the one shot of one of the guns. He isn't? No. He's not sad one. Are you sure? Yes. Yes, I'm sure. Well, misses Albert several people say they saw this man run away from
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"george walker" Discussed on TuneInPOC
"Okay. Okay, nobody remembers the second man everybody remembers the first. Everybody remembers the first. Everybody claims they recognize the guy as he came out the door. Running. Yeah, running. So maybe because they knew woke up on the station wagon, they jumped to identify him. We've had wrong identifications before. Yes, but that's the station wagon. That's the car one of the hold up men jumped into. Four people four people three men and a woman claimed they recognized the guy. So suppose they really didn't get a good look at him. It was Walcott station wagon, hill got the license number two of the other witnesses saw due to chase the guy saw the wagon pull away one of them even identified the make of the wagon. Yeah? Surgeon quiet on the phone lieutenant. Okay. Coins tailing George walker. Ask one. You ever see the man? What's the address of the pool? Who's the girl? Paul? All right, stay with him. I'm going out for a while. Oh, what do you got? I don't know. I don't want to check it. Coin says George walker admit a man in a cool room. Talk with him for a long time, and then went over to see a girl named hall. It may be nothing, but I'm going to do some checking. I know Walcott. His place snicker in neurology. Hey, you know his brother. Nope. Didn't know I had one. A George met a man in here today, they left one across the street to get a shoe shine tough in man dark. Jacket, light dance, rooted, Rudy, Rudy Garvin. He plays me all the time, too. But George is a power armor. Rudy Garvin. You know him? Yeah. I don't like him. Slimy kind of a gun. He's a bad boy. Yeah, I kind of remember him. When you gave him a shy and tall thin dark man, brown jacket like pants. Yeah, yeah, I think so. I would a younger fellow brown hair. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Pay any attention to what they were saying, no so I just shine shoes. Yeah? Miss hole. Yeah. Lieutenant Guthrie, police. Oh. What do you want? I like to talk to you. Come on. Apartments and mess. You know George Walter? He's done something? He came to see a little while ago. Sure, I know him. We just Friends. He dances? You know Rudy Garvin? Yeah. And the Georges. What a George one. Could say a lawyer just stopped by to say hello. How well do you know him? He's not too well with his Friends. You know his brother? No. Never met him. How old do you know Rudy Garvin? Like I know George. Say what is this? Where were you last night? Last night? I stayed home all night. We're going to clean the apartment, but I got to read in a book. Did you see or talk to George or Rudy any time last night? No. Yeah, I sure would like to know what this is all about. The boys do something dishonest. You just forget about it, miss song. You just forget about talking to me. Sure, thanks for your help. Anytime. Sure sign the apartment such a mess. Here's the file on Rudy Garvin Ben and his picture. It doesn't arrest two convictions petty's after possession. A cheap forward with a nasty disposition thinks he's tough. Here's a coin's last report on George Walcott. Hailed it from the girls to the east side of town where he met the same man he met the pulao. Rudy garman. Young wolcott and his house now crying staked out across the street. Check on this, miss Holmes is the address, but a man over there to watch him. Right. I'll check back. I'm going down to the hospital and show this picture of Rudy Garvin to misses Alba. She's a lot worse. She's got a bad time. If she conscious, she was. This is over. Yeah. This is over for lieutenant again. He wants to talk to you. Hello, misses Alba. I will take much time. I want you to look at this picture. All right. Yes. Who's here in life? The man. You're sure. For one. That is the one. Fine brought in George wolcott about Clive minutes ago. What about Rudy galland? George. Hello, tonight. What's this all about? George. What this all about? Why did Trump bring me in? Well, we wanted to talk you some more George about your brother. Oh, a couple of things have come up, made this kind of change our mind about him. You mean you don't think he did it? We're pretty sure he didn't. Well, I told you so, he wouldn't stick up a store or shoot anybody. No, I guess not. He just isn't the kind. He knows who did stick up that store, though. He knows who was using that station wagon. Well, why doesn't he tell you? Oh, he's probably protecting somebody. You think it's me? Do you think I stuck up that store? Somebody took that station away? Yeah, well, I didn't. I told you, then I told you I was on a show. What show, George? I told you the reveling. Yeah. You're a pretty good snooker player right here. Snooker? How long have you known Rudy Garvin, George? Oh. Bob. No, I don't know a couple of years, I guess, why? What do you want to know about Rudy for? What were the two movies you saw, John? Lady takes a chance in mister lucky. What time to get the theater? About 8, I guess, you sure? Yeah, about 8. You met governor, they had a pool hall. So what? You talked with him, and then you went over to see a girl named hall. Yeah, that's right. What's the matter with that? Do you have a key to that station wagon George? Yeah, Johnny, we're both got keys. What do you want to know about Rudy for? He's got a record. He's a tough boy to get mixed up with. I had no he had a record. What time did you leave the house before you went to the movie, joined? Around 7, 7. Rebel he's not far from your house. What did you do from 7 to 8? You know, stopped in the pool home shot again. You run into Rudy Garvin? No, no, no, no, I didn't see him that night. You didn't drive the station wagon. No, I sure didn't. Your brother's a pretty nice guy. He's all right. Look. I didn't do this thing. Why do
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"george walker" Discussed on TuneInPOC
"It right back to the garage. I don't know. I just know I didn't use it, and I know my brother didn't either. He doesn't hold up a candy store or shoot anybody, my brother wouldn't do anything like that. What time did you get home? I have to keep telling you. You have to keep telling me. Around 12 o'clock, so maybe a little after. There was a cop waiting for me. He'll remember what time better than I do. You went to the movie? Yeah. What time did you get to the movie? After 8 sometime. What was playing? Two pictures, mister lucky and lady takes a chance. They're reissues, aren't they? I saw them before a long time ago. The good ones, I wanted to see them again. Your brother runs a gas station, didn't he? Yeah. I like does he work? He knew his ladle around 7. How did your brother do in his gas station? He does all right. Makes pretty good money. You don't work. No, no, I've been looking for a job. How old are you, George? 22. John's 28th. Yeah. When's your mother and father die? Mom died when we were kids. They had about 5 years ago. And John's been supporting. I told you, I was trying to get a job. It's not easy. But I want to talk to you again. You can stick around home. Sure. My brother didn't do it, lieutenant. Awful lot of evidence, George. But he didn't. We will talk about it later. Bye, George. And I listen. Hard. Yes, lieutenant. George walker's coming out, put a man on him. Right. What's the matter, Ben, you look unhappy. I'm tired. Once a coffee. He got it made. No, but the lonely take a second. Well, you won't have time hospital call. It's all right to see misses out. Oh, okay. Here's the report on John walker. On good months, he averages about 300 clear pays 85 hours a month on the mortgage. A lot of people doing a whole lot worse. Let's get World Cup and taking down to the hospital with us. This is Albert. Misses elbert. Yes. What is this? This is lieutenant Guthrie and sergeant Griffin. They want to talk to him. We won't take long. All right. We want you to tell us if you've ever seen this man before. Move up John. This is Albert. I don't know. I'm not sure. Could he be one of the men who held up your store? I don't know. He looked. I don't know. He isn't the one in the shot of one of the guns. He isn't? No. He's not sad one. Are you sure? Yes. I'm sure. Well, misses Albert several people say they saw this man run away from your store. I don't remember the other one too well. The one good person door. Real quick. And then what are they doing? Easy. One I remember. He was in the middle of the room. So happy. Too quick. The other one I didn't really know this. I think that's about enough when I looked at it. My husband did. And we'll do everything we can, misses Elmer. Boys can you do? That's all. Hope you didn't have anything to do with it, young man. All right, hold for your sake, you didn't. Is it terrible thing? Thanks, man. Yeah. Yeah, here's lieutenant. More right, send him mister dill for. While as a coffee all right. Come in, mister dill. You met sergeant Graham. Have a seat. Thank you. Mister Dell, we know definitely the man you identified this morning wasn't the one who actually did the killing. He was one of the men who ran away his next door. Well, we're interested in the other man now. What does he look like? I could tell gal just walking by when I heard the shot and then the screen, the door of the store flew over and came in, came out of a running. The first one, went in front with the one I pointed out to line up. You didn't notice the other man, you know, exactly. I got the kind of look at him, but all happens fast, I guess I was more interested in the other one. The one I recognized. You don't think you could identify the other one? Well, they separated like a soldier. They started running in different directions. I would have to the one who kind of station wagon. I got his license number. You went right after him? Well, I took a look and Stewart first, I wanted to see what was going on. Then you went after him. When I went after the one with the station wagon, yes, I saw the two people lying on the floor and blood and I just went after him. How far did you chase him before he got in the station way? Oh, about your block, I guess. How far away from him were you when he drove the station wagon on? Oh, I don't know who gets about to pee. We were across from the station wagon or behind it. It was behind it. I was chasing you. Yes, I know, but he didn't cut across the street, the station wagon wasn't parked on the other side of the station. No, he just ran up the black station, man was parked on the same side of the street. Well, did he turn around and look back at him? Well, I told him that I don't think so. He just ran up the car and drove off before I could catch him. But you recognize. I'm sure the man this morning the lineup. You don't remember anything about the other one. Oh, no, no, no, I'm sorry. All right, mister Dillon. Is that all? That's all, and thank you. Oh, sure, you anytime. Yes. If this man was running away from you, you were behind him the whole time. You were about 50 feet away behind the wagon when he drove off. I should think it would be a little hard to tell much about a man under those circumstances. When I got a good look, oh, a darn good luck. You said he didn't turn around. Well, no. I don't think that. I don't remember that well. I got to look at him when he ran out that door. We have right past me. Oh, I got a look at him there. All right, mister Dillon. Yo, he was a guy. I got a good look. Yeah. You think you're welcome again? We'll call you if we do. What are you doing then? Trying to get a description of a man who used the gun. Yeah. And while you're doing it, you practically made Bill a liar. The way he tells it or I should say the way you got it out of him, he couldn't have made a positive identification of a man who ran past him through a doorway, then showed him his back for the rest of the time. The lineup this morning dealing with others didn't say a word till they heard you read off the charges. But before they went in, they knew whoever we had was the winner won't the station wagon. The station wagon. Dale got the license number. The car was still warm. I know I know. But then what are you trying to do? I'm trying to find out who killed a man in the candy store. By making a liar out of the best witness, you've got who's making a liar. Well, you're trying to put your mind if we find out what the other three witnesses have got to say. Well, you don't have to be jumpy. I don't. Well. Here's lieutenant. Senator misses Evans. I'm sorry, Ben. Maybe you better put some more sugar in your coffee, huh?
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"george walker" Discussed on TuneInPOC
"Strong. I only remember the other one too well. I wanna stood by the door. Half a little quick. And then they done. One night remember he was in the middle of the room. So happy. So quick. Another woman I didn't really know this. I think that's about enough to know lieutenant. My husband did. We'll do everything we can, misses Elmer. What can you do? That's all. I hope you didn't have anything to do with it the young man. I hope for your sake you did. Is it terrible thing? Thanks, man. Yeah, they're here, lieutenant. More right there. Send in mister dill for as a coffee eye. Come in, mister Doe. You met sergeant Graham. Have a seat. Thank you. Mister dough, we know definitely the man you identified this morning wasn't the one who actually did the killing. He was one of the men who ran away next door. Well, we're interested in the other man now. What does he look like? I could tell gal just walking by when I heard the shot and then the screen, the door of the store, the open human came out of a running. The first one, the one in front was the one I pointed out to lay them. You didn't notice the other man known in exactly I got the kind of look at him, but all happens fast. I guess I was more interested in the other one. The one I recognized. You don't think you could identify the other one? Well, they separated like a children. They started running in different directions. I would have to the one who kind of station wagon. I got his license number. You went right after him? Well, I took a look and Stewart first. I wanted to see what was going on. Then you went after him. When I went after the one with the station wagon, yes, I saw the two people lying on the floor and blood and I just went out to them. How far did you chase him before he got in the station way? Oh, about your block, I guess. And how far away from him were you when he drove the station wagon off? Oh, I don't know who gets about to pee. We were crossed from the station wagon behind it. It was behind it. I was chasing you. Yes, I know, but he didn't cut across the street, the station wagon wasn't parked on the other side of the station. No, he just ran up the black station, man was parked on the soon side of the street. Did he turn around and look back at him? Well, I told him that I don't think so. He just ran up the car and drove off before I could catch him, but you recognize. I'm sure the man this morning in the lineup. You just remember anything about the oven. Oh, no, no, no, I'm sorry. All right, mister doom. Is that all? That's all, and thank you. Oh, sure, anytime. Mister dill. Yes. If this man was running away from you, you were behind him the whole time. You were about 50 feet away behind the wagon when he drove off. I should think it would be a little hard to tell much about a man under those circumstances. When I got a good look, oh, a darn good luck. You said he didn't turn around. Well, no. I don't think that. I don't remember that well. I got to look at lunar ran out that door. We have right past me. Oh, I got a look at him there. All right, mister Dillon. Yo, he was a guy. I got a good look. Yeah. You think you're welcome again? We'll call you if we do. What are you doing then? Trying to get a description of a man who used the gun. Yeah. And while you're doing it, you practically made Bill a liar. The way he tells it or I should say the way you got it out of him, he couldn't have made a positive identification of a man who ran past him through a doorway, then showed him his back for the rest of the time. In the lineup this morning, dill and the others didn't say a word till they heard you read off the charges. But before they went in, they knew whoever we had was the winner won't the station wagon. The station wagon. They got the license number, the car was still warm. Yes, I know I know. But then what are you trying to do? I'm trying to find out who killed a man in the candy store. By making a liar out of the best witness you've got who's making a liar. Well, you're trying to. Would you mind if we find out what the other three witnesses have got to say? Well, you don't have to be jumpy. I don't. I swear. Yes, lieutenant. Senator misses Evans. I'm sorry, Ben. Maybe a better put some more sugar in your coffee, huh? Okay. Okay, nobody remembers the second man everybody remembers the first. Everybody remembers the first. Everybody claims they recognize the guy as he came out the door. Running. Yeah, running. So maybe because they knew woke up on the station wagon, they jumped to identify him. We've had wrong identification before. Yes, but that's the station wagon. That's the car one of the hold up men jumped into. Four people four people three men and a woman claimed they recognized the guy. So suppose they really didn't get a good look at him. It was Walcott station wagon, still got the license number two of the other witnesses saw do chase the guy saw the wagon pull away one of them even identified the make of the wagon. Yeah? Certain crime on the phone lieutenant. Okay. Coins tanning George walker. As coin. You ever see the man? There was the address of the pool. Who's the girl? Paul? All right, stay with him. I'm going after a while. Oh, what do you got? I don't know. I don't want to check it. Coin says George walker admit a man in a pool room, talk with him for a long time, and then went over to see a girl named hall. It may be nothing, but I'm going to do some checking. Snicker in neurology. Hey, you know his brother. Nope. Didn't know I had one. A George met a man in here today, they left one across the street to get a shoe shine tough in man dark. Rooted, Rudy Garvin. He plays neurology. But George is a power armor. Rudy Garvin. You know him? Yeah. I don't like him. Slimy kind of a girl. He's a bad boy. Yeah, I kind of remember him. When you gave him a shy and tall thin dark man, brown jacket like pants. Yeah, yeah, I think so. I would a younger fellow brown hair. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Pay any attention to what they were saying, who knows how to shine shoes.
WTOP
"george walker" Discussed on WTOP
"Today. Sponsored by Northwest Federal Credit Union. W t o p A 12 28 traffic and weather on the eight Let's go to Rob Stallworth in the W. T o P traffic Center in Virginia North Gone, I 3 95 at the left exit for the memorial Bridge crashes along the left side completely on the left shoulder but drawing attention there South down on the George Walker. Student park Oy underneath of eye 3 95. Listen, reports high standing water along the right side South bound on that ramp to go north bound onto I'm 3 95 across the 14th Street Bridge with caution there. No problems on the Beltway as your role in Virginia between Alexandria and McClane, Westbound. I 66 Just before 1 23 at the news, split with the HIV in the main lanes crashes along the left side of the roadway there in the Gore area, blocking at this point with two state troopers on scene on 95 South bound, You're often on the brakes and separate stretches between Lorton and the rapid handed river. No problems North Bend on I 95 years, but your delays are approaching triangle often on toward the Springfield interchange, with Lane's reported to be opened in the district, South bound D. C to 95. Near Pennsylvania Avenue. That crash was along the right side of the roadway. The E Street Expressway eastbound after the Roosevelt Bridge. We're hearing reports of some down wires. They're traveling the Beltway in Maryland, looking pretty good through Prince George's County. For now, through Montgomery County. Out of Luke Delays approaching in passing Georgia Avenue with all lanes reported, Be open. No problems right now on I 95 the Baltimore Washington Parkway, South bound delays approaching 32 headed down to in past 1 97. With all lanes reported to be open and running pretty decently for now, Don't miss the return of the Air Force bends that summer concert series June 4th at 7:30 P.m. at the Air Force Memorial. For more information, visit US A f ban dot f dot mil. I'm Rob Stallworth. W T o p Traffic and a storm Team four meteorologist Lord Ricketts. We've got a pretty cool weekend. Yeah, fifties. I don't need to tell you that it is chilly out there and we are going to continue to.
Podium Time
"george walker" Discussed on Podium Time
"Congratulations again and best. Which is for continued. Success sincerely sincerely start tripping over my tongue now. Okay so we've just got a couple more of these to share again. We got way more to be done with these in that first hour to be totally done. Let me finish out the reading ones because we're almost done my new friend. Tieger are kalian runs the. Let's talk off the podium. Podcast and i mean he's in the hundred and four hundred and fifty past. He's zoomed past one hundred episodes this year tieger and says jeremy and luke this is a big milestone. It's amazing to see what you've done over the past few years consistently bringing wonderful gets to discuss important topics and conducting music in general wishing you continued success as you bring more fascinating episodes to your listeners. Thanks for contributing. Educating and inspiring tigrayan. So thanks so much even. Go check out his podcast. Let's talk off the podium. He's not he's a conductor but he's also talking about He's talking to all sorts of musicians and he's just ri shared his interview with george walker from two thousand seventeen just about a year after george walker died So go check that out and then our final text to share is actually from a listener. We only got one comment from listeners. On google form and that was that was from jose foss or faust. Sorry sorry jose. says loved the show great insider information for conductors especially new conductors. I love when you guys asked about a piece that has rarely played. I look forward to this question as i try to find the score and add it to my collection if it is accessible so a fellow hidden gem lover luke. My favorite part of music is finding more but check out the second the full version of the man. She's got a great list of female composers that some of which you've probably heard of like lawrence price and some of which i definitely have not already just a couple more of these of these video messages Let's see. Let's see this audio one while i'm thinking of it. We've got an audio message from dr michael map which is Who was on episode. Forty your musical opinion. And i actually wasn't there for that recording luke and looking. Alex did that yet so i emailed michael. I was like hey we haven't met but you're on this podcast like two years ago and he sent this message. This is dr michael map. The director of bands at new mexico state university and. I would like to congratulate jeremy and luke on their one hundred episode of podium..
WTMJ 620
"george walker" Discussed on WTMJ 620
"Was the place to be walking happened to have the best Natural harbor on the western shore of Lake Michigan that includes Chicago historian and author John Girder tells me there were three main players during the pre Milwaukee era. Three businessmen who laid claim to three separate regions. Here. You'll recognize the name Solomon, Juno, Byron Kilborn and George Walker Walker on the south side of town. The water's point. Then you have these two heavyweights squared off firing Children on the West Side and Solomon's, You know, on the East side. None of these guys really liked each other, and it was obvious. Sure sign of that. They laid out their street system independently. There was no attempt Make them line up. That's why all the streets are funny in Milwaukee, and don't make sense. That's why the bridges downtown are all angles, so that explains it. Yep. Divisions were strong and heated. But it was this tense rivalry actually that led to the creation of Milwaukee. Here's what happened. The East Siders in Juneau town built the bridge over the Milwaukee River. It was easier and more convenient than taking a ferry over the river all the time. Well, those West siders and Kilborn town didn't like this bridge very much. 18 45. The West Siders wet their end of the General Avenue Bridge and used after the hatchet, then chopped off reports and collapsed in the middle of the river. So the East siders wake up in the morning and find out that they've been kind of landlocked. They can't cross the bridge anymore. So they retaliated by cutting off the West side. But you said the South so for a while no one could get anywhere in Milwaukee. The bridge war was Han. It was intense, their report Perhaps the possible about cannons being trained on Byron Kilborn Child. They were not just infiltrated. They came to blows. There's some violence. Blood was shed. People were hurt, but miraculously, bridge war.
Newsradio 970 WFLA
"george walker" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"Temperatures tonight will be seasonal for this time of the year will drop back into the low fifties. By the time you're waking up Thursday morning, look for lots of sunshine to start the day and high temperatures should get back up into the low seventies. Tomorrow afternoon. We'll have partly cloudy skies, but there is no rain in the forecast Friday looks fairly nice smile in the morning with afternoon temperatures back into the low seventies. Max to venerate meteorologist Julie Phillips. W F L A Thank you. Thank you. That's the purpose of the nation's mind. Can't go on. Our Constitution works on this day of a new beginning. Government is not the solution to our problem. I moral principle I answer. Call to serve your nation, beginning with your naming anyone your name? I frankly don't know. Road one night yesterday like white guys, our John London. Baines Johnson. Hi, Richard Milhouse Nixon. All right. Gerald R. Ford High. Ronald Reagan. My George Herbert Walker Bush. All right. William Jefferson Clinton. Hi George Walker Bush by Brock Hussein Obama Hi, Donald. John Trump, Joseph Robinette Biden Junior Do solemnly swear. Welcome to our live coverage of the inauguration of Jill Biden. I'm Ryan Gorman with me for insight and analysis is Rory O'Neill. The first big moment of today's inauguration ceremony was Kamila Harris, taking the oath of office in a historic moment for this country. Kamala Davey house to solemnly swear I calmly Davy Harrison song. We swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States that I will support and defend the Constitution of the united Against all enemies, foreign endurance against all enemies, foreign and domestic that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same thing that I would bear true faith and allegiance to the same that I take this obligation freely that I take this obligation freely. Without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, that I will well and faithfully discharge that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter the duties of the office on which I am about to enter, So help me God. So help me God. Right? And then shortly after that, at around 11 47 Eastern time this morning, Joe Biden took the oath of office..
KTAR 92.3FM
"george walker" Discussed on KTAR 92.3FM
"See the inauguration. We will carry it live on Katya. Our news. We'd love for you to be able to hear this. The The what we hope is going to be the peaceful transfer of power that has been the way it has been for a long as we've been a nation. There has been some presidents that have not gone to the incoming president's inauguration, as is the case here. We've never seen anything quite like what we're witnessing in D. C right now. Joining me is Gordon James from Gordon See James public relations and Gordon. How many inaugurations have you been directly involved in? Good morning. Mike. I've done for now grows beginning in 1989 with George Herbert Walker Bush and two for George Walker Bush and then Was a senior adviser for President Trump's last inaugural in 2020 17. Under normal circumstances, What goes what kind of security are we talking about? Because I was there for Trump's inauguration, covering it from the print press tent and security seemed very heavy then so it's always a very secure event. Oh, yes, It's a national security events. So it's just like the Super Bowl or anything else. It zvehr e planned out months and months in advance, and, uh You know it, Zapata the safest place in the world to be a two that moment when you see what's happening in D C. Now are you've got to be happy that you're not part of this 10. No. Mike, I would be honored to be a part of it. Really? It is, um uh, the end the inauguration of our president, You know, 232 years ago, when George Washington was inaugurated, and ever since then, every four years we've inaugurated the president, either seated president or an incoming president, and it is, say historical traditional American event. And I would be honored to be a part of it. What do you make? I don't want to force you into too many political comments. But what do you make of where we are now? And you were you worked with with George Herbert Walker Bush when he was vice president to Reagan. There is a huge a stark contrast in American politics between now and then. Well, Yes, there is. And, um, I this This is a very awkward time. Obviously, um Um George Herbert Walker. Bush was very gracious when they lost to President Clinton and Um it and they ended up forming of lifetime friendship. Um, I don't think that President Trump and President Biden. We're going to have the same relationship going forward. I don't I don't imagine we were and you know the the elections get on the process gets very contentious with the debates. We understand terrorists, their adversaries, and but there always seemed to be a way that former presidents Have kind of stayed out of what the current president is going through, because it's such a tight fraternity, and no one else in the world knows what that job is like. Even if you disagree with the policies, you understand what that person's enduring For for for sure. And, uh, the the Trump presidency has been a different than most. And so, um, Um, I think we're just hopefully continue on and wish the new president and his administration great success. When you look at what's happening in D. C right now, how dramatically different is what we're going to see tomorrow? Going to be from the viewers point is going to be much different from what we see or on the ground. It could be eventually different. But are we going to see something different than we normally see? No, I think what they've done and they were doing this obviously before January 6th, but With the pandemic. They had cut back the number of people that would be able to attend in person, so it's going to be a made for TV event and last night's display of flags and lighting on the mall was beautiful. I thought, and they did a very great job of that. And then the swearing in tomorrow at 12 o'clock, just a zit has been for 232 years will take place, and then they will. I believe they're not. There's not going to be a parade. The mall is closed. What's going to be a virtual day? Mobile. I believe there's going to be a concert tomorrow night that will be virtual made for TV event. Gordon, You are one of the most interesting people I've I know. And I love when you're able to tell stories about things that you've been involved with. When you look back in your years in D C and working with presidents, can you give me one event that stands out to you that you spent time that you kind of stood back and thought I can't believe I'm a part of this? Well, um, my clothes, you know, and January of 2004. President Bush sent me to Iraq for six months and When I got there I want in the world was a central high school kid doing in Iraq, working with the head of government and working that get ready to transition and and you know, we planned The transition of government that was to take place July 1st. We moved it up to June 29th because of such security concerns, but we patterned it off of the American and Agua. It was just exactly like that Prime Minister Allawi was Was sworn in and we have music and prayers and, um, he gave his speech. We actually wrote his oath of office for him. And we patterned it exactly after the American inaugural It's just a fact. Fascinating stories, your your office walls or, like an American history tour, and I really do appreciate you coming on this morning. I look forward to Ah Tau a peaceful inauguration tomorrow. I'm sure it will be perfect. Thank you, Mike. All right. Thank you. That is Gordon. James Gordon. See James Public relations offices here in Phoenix obviously grew up here and has been a part of so many of these inaugurations in the past and just wanted to get a little bit of perspective on what we're going to see tomorrow. To be honest, the way the feelings that tempers are flaring here, and I don't blame people that are upset about what's happening. But my prayer is certainly that we have a peaceful transition tomorrow and we can fight things out. Politically speaking, we can fight things out without being adversarial and in violent and that's the hope coming up in a moment, we're going to be joined by Gators to be Q poll Question of the day and just after nine o'clock, great news, Gonna talk about the people if you are 65 years old..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"george walker" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"I do want to point out just checking out our blogged Twitter has done label President Trump's tweet calling for press protestors to go home, during which he also Falsely claimed the election was stolen and fraudulent. Twitter's line. This claim of election fraud is disputed. This tweet cannot be replied to retweeted or liked due to a risk of violence. At the same time social media media Twitter in particular, has become such a part. Of the political process under this president and just 18 minutes ago, he did take to Twitter to put out this statement. It's a one minute statement. Let's listen in. I know your pain. I know you're hurt. We had an election that was stolen from us. It was a landslide election and everyone knows it, especially the other side. But you have to go home. Now We have to have peace. We have to have law and order. We have to respect our great People in law and order. We don't want anybody hurt. It's a very tough period of time. There's never been a time like this. Where Such a thing happened where they could take it away from all of us from me from you from our country. This was a fraudulent election. But we can't play into the hands of these people. We have to have peace. So go home. We love you. You're very special. You've seen what happens. You see the way others air treated that are So bad and so evil. I know how you feel. Go home and go home in peace. That was President Trump 19 minutes ago about a one minute statement addressing the protesters in the nation's capital, as we know the capital in lockdown after that pro Trump mob broke in Trump telling the supporters to go home. We did hear from President elect Joe Biden, saying Democracy is under an unprecedented assault Congress, of course, forced to halt the certification process of electoral votes, which started at one PM and just got about an hour and a half or so in before we started to see the problems at the nation's Capitol and the D. C mayor declaring a citywide curfew starting at 6 P.m.. Big failure. You just heard the president in his statement there, you brought up the 25th amendment. This is an amendment. When we have to ask whether or not the president is able to do his job at this point. What are the responsibilities of his administration, where the responsibilities of lawmakers members of his own party? In terms of determining where this president is right now. Well, if anything in that area it were to develop that would have to start with the Cabinet. The Cabinet would have to petition Congress and say that the president is no longer able to carry out his duties, considering the fact that he's only got two weeks left to nerve wracking weeks in my opinion. They may not go through that exercise, but you know, listening to him, Carol. You know this. This election was stolen. He won in a landslide. What about William Barr, the former attorney general, who said there was no fraud? What about dozens and dozens of judges on his butt buddies say on his way out. Yes, Yes, exactly. And you've had dozens of judges, many of whom, of course, were appointed by Trump. Laughing these cases out of their courts. So for if Trump keeps saying this, I worry that people may actually believe it if he keeps repeating it over and over again, But the facts are there was no significant fraud in this election. On right, and numerous courts, including the Supreme Court weighed in on that I do want to point out Josh Holy, the Republican from the state of Missouri senator, the first senator, in fact, to announce he planned to object. To Joe Bynes electoral votes out with a statement that doesn't quite indicate he's backing down. According to our team. Here's the statement. Thank you to the brave law enforcement officials who have put their lives on the line. The violence must end. Those who attacked police and broke the law must be prosecuted, and Congress must get back to work and finish its job. Laurie Davison and you're still with us. What does that mean for you and your job and what you might have to deal with once things get back to quote unquote normal. You know that Just that Holly doesn't say there whether she will, you know, continue his objections or not. I was just reading that same statement. But it sounds like hey, is not backing down. And he will. He will continue his objections, which which means that one. You know this this deliberation This process goes on for several more hours. You know, having a several hour delay here could push this, You know well into the wee hours of tomorrow, or even the day tomorrow, So you think they could actually come back tonight? They may. There has not been a declaration. But if they do you know this they've got, you know 68 10. You know who knows how many hours ahead of them going forward, but that would it will create a very, very tense Feeling in the chamber and just imagine lawmakers going back in. You know, just a couple hours ago, there were protesters in the Senate chamber. You know, seating at the chair, you know, Declaring Trump is the victor. I just bringing lawmakers back into to debate something that will divide lawmakers and in the Senate, there are more than enough votes to secure victory for providing there, but it will be a tense But attends argument that will that will play out. Yeah, And here's a statement from George Walker of Neuberger Berman well known to the financial community, one of almost 200 CEOs who signed letters from the Partnership of New York City to ensure a peaceful transition, his statement saying Today's events are heartbreaking. But sadly, not surprising, he said. I, like other CEOs have been doing all we can for months to call for a smooth transition of power..
Bernie and Sid in the Morning
3 Teens Shot, 1 Killed in Brooklyn, New York City
"Seven homicides throughout New York City Sunday, including three teens. They were shot one fatally at a park in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, a 16 year old fatally shot and pronounced dead at the scene outside the George Walker Junior Park on Vermont Street, an 18 year old in critical condition this morning. A 17 year old in stable condition that in connection with that drive by after a gunman in an SUV opened fire from his sunroof suspects at
NPR News Now
Fed's Powell defends policy of gradual interest rate hikes
"With confirmation hearing set to begin in less than two weeks. Vice president Pence is making a pitch for supreme court nominee Brett cavenaugh NPR's Scott Horsely reports. Penn spoke to a group of GOP lawyers today about Kavanagh's qualifications sense all the Republican national lawyers association. Cavanaugh is a judge's judge who's written hundreds of opinions and had his decisions upheld by the supreme court more than a dozen times. Nevertheless, Pence complaints. Many Democrats in the closely divided Senate are unwilling to support the nominee to replace retiring Justice. Anthony Kennedy, truthfully, with constitution says, is advise in consent has turned into obstructing oppose similar obstruction by Senate Republicans. During the Obama administration left a large