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Bloomberg Radio New York
"greg greg" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Tim Sullivan from Bloomberg radio. Last month, Bloomberg reported that global funding for startups fell 23% in the second quarter from the first. The total number dwindled to $108.5 billion. So where are the people with deep pockets and an appetite for risk supposed to find opportunity? Our next guest has some ideas. She certainly does Aiden madigan Curtis as a partner at eclipse ventures. It's a venture capital firm focusing on essential industries diving big into the digital age. Aiden was part of the team at Apple that scaled up the first ever Apple watch. She joined me in Bloomberg news senior markets reporter Katie greifeld, we started though with an update on the overall VC environment. For what it's worth, you know, well, we did see funding kind of NBC drop as a whole 23% quarter over quarter last quarter. It was also the 6th largest quarter of VC funding and to start ever. Wow. And I think we're talking about a $105 billion into great new companies and I think that even in some of the toughest times, we see some really exceptional companies getting built, for example, LinkedIn was started to know too as was it laughing and pro core or Airbnb and O 8 and Napoleon O 8. I think sometimes the very best companies actually get built when times are toughest. And Asian, I'm looking over the notes that you sent us and you write that physical industries are ripe for VC investment. What exactly is a physical industry? Sure thing. Yeah, it's actually really capacity. If you look at the talking about kind of industry stats, the 625 billion in BC investment that went out last year, you know, well over 80% of that is invested in areas like in FinTech or enterprise SaaS or ecommerce or BioTech. When we're talking about physical industries, we are talking about the basic foundations of our society, industries like manufacturing, transportation, the delivery of actual healthcare, or even supply chains. Things that make up over 40% of global GDP. And in terms of how we think about it and why they're so ripe for investment, I think in many ways COVID brought to the light just how rigid so many of our supply chains are. And the geopolitical climate of the last year or so has also really shown a light on how globalization while transformative in so many ways and really deflationary in a good way for the last 30 years worth of consumer power has also made us very interconnected and has made us very interdependent. So we're really focused on digital transformation of some of those industries that underlie our basic infrastructure. So what does that mean for something like either supply chains or manufacturing specifically? I mean, I love what you're talking and it really resonates with me because I do feel like there are certain parts of our world that have been slow to innovate and be disrupted. But I agree with you crisis often leads. We saw it during the pandemic to disruption and innovation and thinking about things in a different way. So how does this all lead and guide your investments? Talk companies for us, if you would. A 100%. So if you think about where the vast majority of the world's manufacturing base is, it's no longer in the U.S.. Manufacturing used to be 30% of U.S. GDP. It's now 12% of U.S. GDP. And that's a change of shift that's happened in the last 25 years or so. Some of our portfolio companies are really focused on not just the concept of reassuring, but the notion of how do we actually bring real innovation to grow productivity in industries like manufacturing. For example, vulkan forms. It's a 3D metal additive technology using a very advanced laser structure that can actually make incredibly complex designs, for example, metal medical implants, very small tiny pieces to go into consumer electronics. And it can do it at a hundred times the pace and the speed and throughput as traditional metal manufacturing. So that's a good example of the team out of MIT that we invested in several years ago. Greg Greg Howe is a partner at eclipsing is the word member there. We've been watching their growth with great anticipation. There is a New York Times article on them just a month or two ago talking about the crazy advances that they're making this space. Another good example of the company called bright machines. It's actually a technology that we collaborated on with flextronics and took and turned into its own stand-alone company, where essentially with just very simple software instructions, we can take a very modular approach to using robotics in software, creating full end to end manufacturing lines that can do really quick changeovers, then we can actually produce using that type of technology really fast and easy and outputs and assemblies with great flexibility. So that's a good example across manufacturing. We're also really heavily invested in modernizing things like transportation and bringing all sorts of climate focus to some of those innovations. For example, a company called arc, boats, it's a fully electric speedboat. We've also got an investment in a company called Axl hire, which is a really rapid last mile logistics company. So you can sort of see across the chain, whether it's sort of end to end full stack approaches like arc, which is an actual boat, an electric boat, or with the aquifer, which is the software stack as well as the philanthropy, how we're trying to innovate across these different industries. Well, let's situate this in the macroeconomic environment that we're currently in, which is one with a lot of fears about recession and when you're thinking about these innovative businesses that you're looking to, how concerned are you that a recession should it descend on the economy would sort of stop some of that innovation in its tracks? Yeah. I actually think innovation is really one of our only key ways out of a pretty dark looking economic time. If you think about the power of what it sounds funny, but hydrocarbons did, you know, from the 1950s to the 1970s, they actually allowed us to relatively cheaply really fuel crazy economic growth and create the economic development. Globalization in the last 30 years have allowed us to reduce labor costs and actually produce much more for far less. These are the these are the key elements that create growth. It's essentially being able to through productivity and lower cost inputs produce more output. That's Aden madigan Curtis. She's a partner at eclipse adventures. Bloomberg's kitty grave filled with us there as well. Up next on Bloomberg businessweek, we are still talking startups at very specific type of startup while many new market players want to get in on psychedelics. I think one of the things that we forget when we talk about magic mushrooms, MD and a, all of the psychedelics, they're really having a moment right now, is that there is still so much we don't know. You know, coming to market smoothly will rely on part on figuring out some of
Bloomberg Radio New York
"greg greg" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Tim Sullivan from Bloomberg radio. Last month, Bloomberg reported that global funding for startups fell 23% in the second quarter from the first. The total number dwindled to $108.5 billion. So where are the people with deep pockets and an appetite for risk supposed to find opportunity? Our next guest has some ideas. She certainly does Aidan madigan Curtis as a partner at eclipse ventures. It's a venture capital firm focusing on essential industries diving big into the digital age. Aiden was part of the team at Apple that scaled up the first ever Apple watch. She joined me in Bloomberg news senior markets reporter Katie greifeld, we started though with an update on the overall VC environment. For what it's worth, you know, well, we did see funding the NBC drop as a whole 23% quarter over quarter last quarter. It was also the 6th largest quarter of VC funding and to start ever. Wow. And I think we're talking about a $105 billion into great new companies and I think that even in some of the toughest times, we see some really exceptional companies getting built, for example, LinkedIn was starting to know too, as was at Latvian and pro core or Airbnb and O 8 and O 8. I think, you know, sometimes the very best companies actually get built when times are toughest. And Asian, I'm looking over the notes that you sent us. And you write that physical industries are ripe for VC investment. What exactly is a physical industry? Sure thing. Yeah, it's actually really fascinating. If you look at the talking about kind of industry stats, the 625 billion in VC investment that one out last year, well over 80% of that is invested in areas like in FinTech or enterprise SaaS or ecommerce or BioTech. When we're talking about physical industries, we are talking about the basic foundations of our society, industries like manufacturing, transportation, the delivery of actual healthcare, or even supply chains. Things that make up over 40% of global GDP. And in terms of how we think about it and why they're so right for investment, I think in many ways COVID brought to the light just how rigid so many of our supply chains are. And the geopolitical climate of the last year or so has also really shown a white on how globalization while transformative in so many ways and really deflationary in a good way for the last 30 years worth of consumer power has also made us very interconnected and has made us very interdependent. So we're really focused on digital transformation of some of those industries that underlie our basic infrastructure. So what does that mean for something like either supply chains or manufacturing specifically? I mean, I love what you're talking and it really resonates with me because I do feel like there are certain parts of our world that have been slow to innovate and be disrupted. But I agree with you crisis often leads. We saw it during the pandemic to disruption and innovation and thinking about things in a different way. So how does this all lead and guide your investments? Talk companies for us if you would. A 100%. So if you think about where the vast majority of the world's manufacturing base is, it's no longer in the U.S., manufacturing used to be 30% of U.S. GDP. It's now 12% of U.S. GDP. And that's a change, a shift that's happened in the last 25 years or so. Some of our portfolio companies are really focused on not just the concept of reassuring, but the notion of how do we actually bring real innovation to grow productivity in industries like manufacturing. For example, vulkan forms. It's a 3D metal additive technology using a very advanced laser structure that can actually make incredibly complex designs, for example, metal medical implants. We're a small tiny pieces to go into consumer electronics and it can do it at a hundred times the pace and the speed and throughput as traditional metal manufacturing. So that's a good example of the team out of MIT that we invested in several years ago. Greg Greg Howe is a partner at eclipse and is the word member there have been watching their growth with great anticipation. There is a New York Times article on them just a month or two ago talking about the crazy advances that they're making this space. Another good example of the company called bright machines. It's actually a technology that we collaborated on with flextronics and took and turned into its own stand-alone company, where essentially with just very simple software instructions, we can take a very modular approach to using robotics in software, creating full end to end manufacturing lines that can do really quick changeovers, then we can actually produce using that type of technology really fast and easy and outputs in assemblies with great flexibility. So that's a good example across manufacturing. We're also really heavily invested in modernizing things like transportation and bringing climate focus to some of those innovations. For example, a company called ark boats, it's a fully electric speedboat. We've also got it investment in a company called axel fire, which is a really rapid last mile we just took company. So you can sort of see across the chain, whether it's sort of end to end full stack approaches like arc, which is an actual boat, an electric boat, or with a couple of acquire, which is the software stack, as well as the philanthropy, how we're trying to innovate across these different industries. Well, let's situate this in the macroeconomic environment that we're currently in, which is one with a lot of fears about recession. And when you're thinking about sort of these innovative businesses that you're looking to, how concerned are you that a recession should it descend on the economy would sort of stop some of that innovation in its tracks? Yeah. I actually think innovation is really one of our only key ways out of a pretty dark looking economic time. If you think about the power of what it sounds funny, but hydrocarbons did from the 1950s to the 1970s. They actually allowed us to relatively cheaply really fuel crazy economic growth and create the economic development. Globalization in the last 30 years has allowed us to reduce labor costs and actually produce much more for far less. These are the these are the key elements that create growth. It's essentially being able to through productivity and lower cost inputs, produce more output. That's it in madigan Curtis. She's a partner at eclipse adventures. Bloomberg's Katie greifeld with us there as well. Up next on Bloomberg businessweek, we are still talking startups at very specific type of startup while many new market players want to get in on psychedelics. I think one of the things that we forget when we talk about magic mushrooms, MD and a, all of the psychedelics, they're really having a moment right now. Is that there is still so much we don't know. You know, coming to market smoothly will rely on part on figuring out some of these basic science questions. Inside the race to grow, monetize and even patent
Bloomberg Radio New York
"greg greg" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Last month, Bloomberg reported that global funding for startups fell 23% in the second quarter from the first. The total number dwindled to $108.5 billion. So where are the people with deep pockets and an appetite for risk supposed to find opportunity? Our next guest has some ideas. She certainly does Aidan madigan Curtis as a partner at eclipse ventures. It's a venture capital firm focusing on essential industries diving big into the digital age. Aiden was part of the team at Apple that scaled up the first ever Apple watch. She joined me in Bloomberg news senior markets reporter Katie greifeld, we started though with an update on the overall VC environment. For what it's worth, you know, well, we did see funding kind of NBC drop as a whole 23% quarter over quarter last quarter. It was also the 6th largest quarter of VC funding and to start ever. Wow. And I think we're talking about a $105 billion into great new companies and I think that even in some of the toughest times, we see some really exceptional companies getting built, for example, LinkedIn was starting to know too as was it last seen and pro core or Airbnb and O 8 and fully on O 8. I think sometimes the very best companies actually get built when times are toughest. And Asian, I'm looking over the notes that you sent us and you write that physical industries are ripe for VC investment. What exactly is a physical industry? Sure thing. Yeah, it's actually really fascinating. You look at the talking about kind of industry stats, the 625 billion in VC investment that went out last year. Well over 80% of that is invested in areas like in FinTech or enterprise SaaS or ecommerce or BioTech. When we're talking about physical industries, we are talking about the basic foundations of our society, industries like manufacturing, transportation, the delivery of actual healthcare, or even supply chains. Things that make up over 40% of global GDP. And in terms of how we think about it and why they're so ripe for investment, I think in many ways COVID brought to the light just how rigid so many of our supply chains are. And the geopolitical climate of the last year or so has also really shown a white on how globalization while transformative in so many ways and really deflationary in a good way for the last 30 years worth of consumer power has also made us very connected and has made us very interdependent. So we're really focused on digital transformation of some of those industries that underlie our basic infrastructure. So what does that mean for something like either supply chains or manufacturing specifically? I mean, I love what you're talking and it really resonates with me because I do feel like there are certain parts of our world that have been slow to innovate and be disrupted. But I agree with you crisis often leads. We saw it during the pandemic to disruption and innovation and thinking about things in a different way. So how does this all lead and guide your investments? Talk companies for us, if you would. A 100%. So if you think about where the vast majority of the world's manufacturing base is, it's no longer in the U.S., manufacturing used to be 30% of U.S. GDP. It's now 12% of U.S. GDP. And that's a change of shift that's happened in the last 25 years or so. Some of our portfolio companies are really focused on not just the concept of reassuring, but the notion of how do we actually bring real innovation to grow productivity in industries like manufacturing. For example, vulkan forms. It's a 3D metal additive technology using a very advanced laser structure that can actually make incredibly complex designs, for example, metal medical implants. We're very small, tiny pieces to go into consumer electronics. And it can do it at a hundred times the pace and the speed and throughput as traditional metal manufacturing. So that's a good example of the team out of MIT that we invested in several years ago. Greg Greg Howe is a partner at eclipsing is the word member there have even been watching their growth with great anticipation. There was a New York Times article on them just a month or two ago talking about the crazy advances that they're making this space. Another good example of the company called bright machines. It's actually a technology that we collaborated on with flextronics and took and turned into its own stand-alone company, where essentially with just very simple software instructions, we can take a very modular approach to using robotics in software, creating full end to end manufacturing lines that can do really quick changeovers, then we can actually produce using that type of technology really fast and easy and outputs in assemblies with great flexibility. So that's a good example across manufacturing. We're also really heavily invested in modernizing things like transportation and bringing also a climate focus to some of those innovations. For example, a company called ark boats is a fully electric speedboat. We've also got it investment in a company called axel heyer, which is a really rapid last mile logistics company. So you can sort of see across the chain, whether it's sort of end to end full stack approaches like arc, which is an actual boat, an electric boat, or with a fire, which is the software stack as well as the floor, the philanthropy, how we're trying to innovate across these different industries. Well, let's situate this in the macroeconomic environment that we're currently in, which is one with a lot of fears about recession and when you're thinking about sort of these innovative businesses that you're looking to how concerned are you that a recession should it descend on the economy would sort of stop some of that innovation in its tracks. Yeah. I actually think innovation is really one of our only key ways out of a pretty dark looking economic time. If you think about the power of what it sounds funny, but hydrocarbons did from the 1950s to the 1970s. They actually allowed us to relatively cheaply really fuel crazy economic growth and create the economic development. Globalization in the last 30 years have allowed us to reduce labor costs and actually produce much more for far less. These are the these are the key elements that create growth. It's essentially being able to through productivity and lower cost inputs, produce more output. That's it in madigan Curtis. She's a partner at eclipse adventures. Bloomberg's Katie greifeld with us there as well. Up next on Bloomberg businessweek, we are still talking startups at very specific type of startup why many new market players want to get in on psychedelics. I think one of the things that we forget when we talk about magic mushrooms, MD and a, all of the psychedelics, they're really having a moment right now. Is that there is still so much we don't know. You know, coming to market smoothly will rely on part on figuring out some of these basic science questions. Inside the
RevTalks
"greg greg" Discussed on RevTalks
"We don't talk about influence in your marketplace. Who's an influence. let's talk about. I love talking to the wineries. I love talking to chiropractors. And we know so many. And we wanna do a shout out to hurley chiropractic and conway arkansas. And how well. They're doing out there and their stories. Just absolutely amazing and how. They're impacting lives and change lives within their community. So i want you guys to go and look at their website too so it's really interesting. Have a new one getting ready to launch. Believe it's either friday of this week on an early next week so but keep in mind when we're talking about an influence there also a also author and going to the author program. You have to have something a you have. These people like are really top notch in different industries. It's like if you were say martial arts martial artist in your style of martial arts you of you have probably a certain amount there but of its krav maga. You have a certain person that you know is an influence in that. In that thing it could be a grandmaster or have some other different title. Whatever that looks like if it's in the wine business it just it's just different. Different winemakers are still well known other wineries in vineyards want part of whatever they do and they want their hand. They want that winemakers hands on their their wine. Okay so keep that in mind when you do that because you can become an influence her and you don't need millions you don't need hundreds of thousands of dollars become an influencer. So greg are here. Talk to you and i'm going to say this right now when i say greg greg. I've known each other for so many so many years k. use the word doctrine moody. Greg moody a doctor dr mundi. Okay so when we use their doctorate okay. So when we talk about that you know he he's can talk a little bit more on this author thing but i tell you it's such. It's such a big deal. Something as simple as having white paper written professionally. Okay and put it up on the internet all over whether that's amazon apple you know which we've done so many times so many people you become an influence of the power the power the power becomes this. Somebody lands on your website and they see you're an author they see you have a book on there to get this three. Download it chapter. Okay if you go to amazon books maybe thirty dollars. But while i get it for free right here. It's whenever you determined to do it so you don't have to become an author to become a bestseller and make money. That's not happening anywhere but very very seldom happening all the number one authors on amazon or even most parents on that many books. Okay and there's so many ways around that they're doing it to be an influencer so great like you can take over from here and russia. I think we do see touch really. We need to understand the power of having that not just become an influence on getting a book or even having that book cover in that downloadable file. Wow apple. it's on amazon. They're all over the internet everywhere. I look i see greg dr greg. Moody's books everywhere. That's what we need. That's when you about well and and that's a couple things about that..
Welcome To The Music
"greg greg" Discussed on Welcome To The Music
"Just the license of their network to be on the picot streaming network. I didn't know that. Yes so that's happening in talks about disney wanting to buy the wwe now. So i think it's gonna be. I think they're polishing up. And i think the wwe is going to be sold my own personal speculation. But there's a lot of innuendo rumors out there within the next twelve. Twenty four months. Maybe and i really believe whoever's going to buy it is gonna put a theme park in orlando as one as universal studios and they'll have a wwe museum hall of fame in maybe even attractions like the undertake ride for example a pile piledriver tatting shutting that. What that's really interesting. greg greg. Fire me if we keep on talking about resting. So let's let's talk to me. hilas talk about. I could talk resting. All day is a fascinating estimating business. Yeah yeah as music for sure for sure so dirt. During the day. I'm in media sales a- and and part of my portfolio is digital audio and invariably. I'll talk to people who've been in media for a while and they just have fallen in love with radio swear by radio and i've always wondered why i don't get it i don't understand yeah you listen to some radio here and there and then when i was reading your story about you know you weren't necessarily selling airtime but you're building partnerships and i'm thinking i think this is what all of these radio buyers are remembering this time when you can you know. Speak to a radio station or a brand and actually create something rather than saying. Just give me thirty seconds. Spot will throw it on a hundred times over the next couple of weeks. Sorta thing tell me about radio You know you're you're starting radio. And i know you you beg to get into it but Was there something about radio that appeal to you at that time. Why am i mean when. I went to college For communications than i always always had a love for radio. When i was a little kid. I i'd have a transistor radio and i just listened to music all night on. Sometimes i love..
Cheine On
"greg greg" Discussed on Cheine On
"That kind of sounds not that great is like not that. It's like middle of the road like it's ordinary but it's that you're balancing a lot of extraordinary things with the other side of the coin too so like say for myself as like during the day am majority to time using my mind and using my communication skills and emotional skills that's what i'm utilizing nine five out say but then after work i am using more my body like you know the sports like playing golf playing volleyball pickle ball love pickle ball naples pickle ball scene i mean this is the world capital. It's you go there. There's sixty four courts and they're taking burn season. You have to wait in line. I mean that's insane. Are you bringing the median age down by like twenty years just in there throws the ahead. Younger people are the pros and pickle ball. I mean that is a whole community. I mean there's guys that like switch like you like alabama pro in tennis and the you know it's kind of tough for field to get into. I'm switching a pickle ball. Boom now i can be a pro for country club pickle ball and the i have a buddy of mine is playing in columbia pickle ball shit. Yeah i mean it's it's a really exploding sport especially here in naples. I love it. I love at ten out of ten. What is the trash talking and pickle ball like well. You don't want to get right. That's right dennis. I just fucking spiked the ball fields. Here you're going to do a hey again. it gets intense. It gets people get heated. I bet i mean my grandma plays pickle ball. And she's those there's a lot of. There's a lot of political debates that arise over the line. You know like somebody goes out of bounds or something is is. She competitive competitive. I don't think so. I don't know greg greg thumbs up. No he's like maybe greg nosed grim better. Maybe i don't think that she has a hidden things..
Welcome To The Music
"greg greg" Discussed on Welcome To The Music
"A role where there was a certain amount of breath that people people had time. They were like you know we're gonna we're gonna use this time push for something better and so yeah better day was my answer to that. It was It was sort of a solve in terms of healing for myself and an offering. That's other people but also again. There's there's if you listen to the lyrics. There's there's some hard near your expert there there Lyrics talk about needing to pick up stones to protect the ones we love like. It's not just all like oh let's let's combat like it was. It was people's attention to the fact that we've been pushed to the point where we actually have to fight. We have to fight just to live. And that's not right. Nobody wants to do that but but that's a reality and and we all want peace but But we we need to live right. We need to. We need to stay alive. So yeah that was. That was better day speaking to speaking from out answers it us. No that's fantastic Take a take a swerve here. Talk about one of these community initiatives that year that you're running you're you're you're raising funds. Are you planning. Some sort of a village turned to thomas about this. What's what's happening. What are you what are you doing. I've always been involved in community projects. They mentioned university onward. I'm actually before that but This particular project is called. The sand maroon village appearance organizations called moya africa And that organization is becoming a led by myself dow. We've been doing cultural education programming for folks of african sent for over ten years in toronto Then at about five years ago for the from shifted our energies or actually by that point. The tapered oculus it was. We went on hiatus. And when i started things up again. We we shifted to a focus. doing programming out of the city. Because of need for c. Seeing and feeling a need for people african descent to have access to healing through connection to nature and And not just connects danger but Cultural programming is happening in that context. You know so. It's and again the integration of those things because our traditions institutions from this part of the world's our traditions are also indigestion from somewhere else and they connect us to land two elements of nature and so Ran out of space called. I think reform which is outside of berry And then we did that. For several years and kind of built up a little bit of A little bit of momentum and then this year we got our own space which is two hours northwest of toronto in the collingwood calling would and and you're you're using that space to create an intentional community. The first as far as we know the first african centered intentional community. North of the us. Canada border wall. And we're working. You know one of our our hardware mandate also connect with indigenous local news in his people as well I really just to provide a space for for african descended people to To come and farm food brother on food to connect to each other as community to connect to land and then we provide cultural programming as well And there are opportunities for folks to sort of either live there or Sort of have it as a retreat. Like a timeshare so very early stages now but we're kind of growing our membership and building partnerships with different toronto based organization. And it's really exciting. Yeah and i. I'm a. I'm a part time organic gardener. Not you know. That's not my expertise but again it's like kind of i think it's an important skill and that's one of the things that i really wanted for my son example to learn to grow his own food and stuff i think. That's that's great. i. I noticed that along with fundraising i thought was interesting was memberships that were available so different levels of memberships that allows different access in terms of number would be a number of nights that you can stay there. I think the the middle one hundred and eighty days or nights at the facility. Yes we're kind of using like almost like a gym membership kind of your where you know folks. It's community supported so they're paying And then sharing access to the to the space you know we do wanna have like i ruled towards getting funding so that some memberships can be fully subsidized. So that because the point is really. We don't want there to be barriers taxes for any our community members and so even even now even without funding we'll get were open to barter and we're we're really really there to sort of Even folks don't have cars where we help organize Carpooling that kind of thing So yeah that's that's that's kind of the model we're using and so far. It seems to be working well. And i think i think will we'll build on it as we go but But i think it's it's it's forms a good framework for for a way to sort of be community supported but also you know allow folks that the level of involvement that system individually initiative a my. There's a segment that we have on the on. The show called lost venues. So our question to you. Is you know throughout the years where you've been gigging and playing live shows. Obviously maybe not recently but is there a venue whether it's a Locally or internationally that you've played at the have great memories of that just happens to not exist anymore. Yes there is The first one that came to mind. I think there's probably more than what but I one that. I thought of was trained trained studio which i used to be there on bathurst street north of lure and it was run by frank francis And yeah it was just really important. Sort of cornerstone of of community. I think that's for people of african distemper for everybody loves jazz and it was just an awesome place to sort of appreciate Particularly black music But yeah it just It was it was a really cool spot. And i remember playing a gig. There was there was actually a cbc black history month. Show that i'm that we did there Which is really that was a pretty exciting and nerve wracking bank suic- beat for cbc in like live to air. I think for the national program so that was very exciting. And i remember it finally and frank still doing his thing and at the Being thing like that again soon train. Yeah i've never heard of that. Okay interesting greg cream. How are you buddy. I'm good i'm good. Sorry by greg greg. Greg didn't show up to rehearsal yesterday. So he's he's a little off. I gave him the whole summer off. He's like he's asking for more time on. Yeah i know. I know you're going to share with us survey. A you're gonna play a song for us today and Just wanted to know if you could give a little sort of background. Oh what the song is..
Mason & Ireland
"greg greg" Discussed on Mason & Ireland
"Amanda win at one year. Been one year. i split one year. We came down to three. And i split which i think is a reasonable position. We learned a week fourteen and they said hey. You guys want to split split at three last year. I was the one who refused to split. Because i had the rams plane the jets at home and then you thought you had it. Yeah he kept myself. Yep all right coming up next. I love when michael thompsons games come along. Because they're always smart. They're always interesting. I always learn something that day. The game is your first name. The game is your first name. That is coming up next for you. Mesa in ireland seven ten. Espn yes. It is. Game of games time and so far in the month of september. I have one once bergman. I can't believe i'm saying. This bergman has won twice get used to it. I'm gonna stick games ireland yet to scratch whore. Hey on vacation. But if does ac. Is the winner today. Whore he gets credit for zach. Are you able to play as well that right now. Sorry so it's me. Bergman and mason michael yes there yes you're up man. You got the game we all are. We ought to be a star. Well today you'll pay the game. Identify the star with your first name. Let's find out. Who's the biggest narcissist the bunch. Greg john i'm sure you guys have a hunch so today's all about your name and what base wants anything fame. Yes so michael. Can i assume that all these people are either going to be named john. Steve or lindsey. Or joe i thought he was here. So i put him answer is your name is your name your buzzer. Yep all right here we go and hey by the way spelled georgia spelled j. Org latino we got it. This famous john was known for making quite a racket when he performed on john. Greg greg john mcenroe's yes. Oh wow this. Famous steve was or is quite the comedian john. Mason island. steve martin yes. This famous lindsay's career went downhill fast. Greg greg lindsay vonn. Oh wow this. Famous horny or george was a four time champion greg. Greg horry facade yes famous. John had a bad day in dallas. John may john it's jfk. This this famous. Steve never missed the baseball game. Mace johnson no clue this famous. Steve never missed a baseball game. I don't know greg. I mean maybe. His name's weird. Cal ripken steve. Garvey's steve kerr immer a thousand game streak all right. It's greg three. John too and mason bupkus this famous. Lindsey was some kind of woman biotic even john john wagner. Now that's not fair this famous whore. Hey will kick your ass greg greg. Hey mazda i don't even know who that is. Ufc fighter ireland. Okay this famous. John says you can't see him. This famous john says cat see him wrestler. John john seen yes four bourbon and mason is just how i am. Just getting forged. Just four. just got this famous. Sean is what thousands of people go to to use ditch on the toilet and it's not a toilet. Oh they see the whole thing again please. Famous john is what thousands.
ABC Radio MELBOURNE
"greg greg" Discussed on ABC Radio MELBOURNE
"Tank. That's come to your to your toilets for sustainability reasons. It wasn't practical for us to have a have a running water tank. So basically the Victorian building authorities requirements really required to actually go together, even though It was kind of a bit of a perverse outcomes. So check doesn't sort of feel like it's right at the beginning. See where you're doing the research and then passing that information on To try its people. 100%. I mean, we're working with a relatively large volume builder. And I just I just had no idea how to go to an all electric house on def You think about You know most people that are building the homes. They go with the volume homebuilders because you know it's more cost effective. Um, I would suspect that most of the volume homebuilders are leading leading consumers down the gas part because they just don't know any better. Thank you very much for your expense. Because I've been told over the weekend. This would be easier if you're building a house from scratch, but not by the sounds of it for Jack in Robin. Greg is in winds are morning, Greg Greg. Hey, Sheldon, Jonathan. Thanks for taking my call. Look, I think regardless, they consume is the one who is going to going to lose out and I want my reason. Basically out the extra charges. My house of electricity bill is anyone quarter but usages anyone quarter although rest is Have a trade corner. The government charges taxes and so on. My water bill is only one third, one third of the usage the rest of taxes. My business. I have a locking three year contract, but that Sonny locking on the actual supply everything else. Regulator the current government. I'm environmental charges. Mob uses while I actually use is actually one quarter of my bill. I know it's always looking at those extra charges medieval when he looked at many people now know, not everybody. But many people have teach their home phone, for example, Jonno because you would look at no calls had come and we kept out. I think for our mother in law only, and then we'd look at what we're being judged. And it was just for the line, so to speak. So that's the same with gas is well, you know, even if you've only got you cooked up You're paying for. That usage of the guests, so it's interesting and it's the same with some with water to you. I mean, you pay for the connection fee and the waste water Service charge the actual water that you used as the cost you that much. It's it's all the other charges that go with it. Ivan's in luck. Hi, Ivan. I guys I'm interested, love. I've noted that nobody Over the last couple of years since that happened is ever referred back to Santa Australia's huge statewide blackout because somebody over there decided to put all their eggs in one basket. And we know what caused it to big, huge electrical pylons fellow when we learned a lot since then. No, I don't know. I mean, I don't know this is one that gets it gets raised. Every time doesn't talk about our American country. What I was saying there are can people bring up that incident quite frequently, and there's kind of different views around what happened there. But but thank you. Ivan for calling through. We got a little bit more about hydrogen in just a moment as well. And how do we actually create hydrogen? We know that this trial plant that's in the Latrobe Valley. We're hearing about a new hydrogen plant that's due to be built in the word Dong Go Aubrey with longer area as well. So we'll speak about that in just a moment, and we'll also go to the city of Yarrow. These air. The The local council that's really pushing for these targets. But we'd love your calls to 1 300 triple 2774 so many calls. What a delight. Chris is an escape via 123 hotels. We have pickled before 5678 goal again, cause I come with first gentle Whoa. Welcome aboard first Sang color Police called System Marks the minister be jingles. Sammy J. No, Chris, You don't make her life Breakfast on ABC. Radio Milburn, This is the conversation our on ABC radio. When you look around your home, How much gas do you use? And have you thought about the alternatives yet? Or you like May you just wait until on appliance blows up and then you start.
MMA Roasted
"greg greg" Discussed on MMA Roasted
"Wage. Oh, well. All right. Well, listen, that's our podcast today Greg Greg. So we're leaving it. We're leaving it leaving it there Greg. What do you have coming home? I don't even know check the web. Check the eye Gene following greater. It's all on there. What about you? I'll be closing for Greg Wilson. I'll be driving this car carrying his luggage. He's booed off the stage, you know took this trip. I'll pick up the dollars and then helping all the car by the way here about Oscar got in trouble at the strip club cuz he was so I'm sure the same thing he was thrown out unsure bucks. So I guess he has his own he has his own dollar bills with him on them. And he was so the shippers thought they were getting all this money, but then they got home and realized I'm not sure on the dollars like sex with Usher like a like a round from Usher home page. I sure box. Well, I guess you can't pay your rent not sure box. I mean so he's get he was just doing a promotion. He says he just he gave real money, but he gave extra money off but I don't know it sounds kind of like good why I don't know where any of us allowed to go in there was like a monopoly money and put you on Park Avenue South and I asked him where I should sit and he had no idea what it meant. And I was like, you know who I should sit here, you know, cuz he's an actor so I thought it said he didn't know and then he was like dude get out of here and I said make me make me and he didn't get it either but I never thought somebody nobody is needed an usher drug a 1948. I did that night. You know what? I'm going to start saying, I'd rather be dead than Greg and I'll after that statement another t-shirt t-shirts live stuff. It's tougher when you're stupid, but I'd rather be red than Greg Gibbs and Greg not rich said, I don't want to I'd rather be dead than gray t-shirts. I'm down in Florida next week at the Boca black box theater as well as another place. It's on Adam hunter, or website. Yeah guys. Thank you guys so much. You're the best. Thank you. Wherever you want to take care of..
Jeff Goodman Basketball Podcast
"greg greg" Discussed on Jeff Goodman Basketball Podcast
"So when you first got there, I think you brought up Greg Oden was like a I forget his title. What is title he was at the time Greg was manager student. Yes, he was a graduate manager graduate manager graduate manager see a Gregory you also I think had scoonie Penn in a row. Yeah. Yeah are those two playing like against the managers in game? Like is this the greatest team ever put together on a staff? What was it like the first of all high-level dudes, as you know, scoonie Penn is a high-level guy man. He's with he's with Memphis wage. Always with Grizzlies now and and as you guys know Greg's great unbelievable love a lovable 7-footer like big lovable, like everybody loves Greg Greg play with the managers every day after practice and before every before every game so you saw all of these, you know, God so loved, you know short managers we had some size but you know, he saw all these managers who and then saw seven foot Greg Oden out there like just running dudes over and occasionally he would, you know try to shoot threes, but when they need him to score like he would just you know, he would do what what we know Greg Oden does and you know, we we were able to practice with Greg a few times. And because he was a graduate managers allowed to do it. So we put him on the Scout teams matter of fact when we played before we play Purdue we put him on the scout team a couple of times because of Hoss. Yeah, and we said we need someone to simulate horses physicality. So we said hey who better than Greg Oden, let's let's put them on the scout team. Let's have him simulate all of you know, practice runs so many actions to get their bigs touches. So we got the guy Greg Oden is going to imitate Isaac house and and he's going to simulate that even though you know, he's a few years a few years to remove from playing we are probably I don't know two or three minutes into our defending Purdue actions, and I had to call it off. I thought I should get Greg out. He's going to hurt our entire team like I mean balls were flying guys were falling off. He was supposed to them throwing him into the Basketball stand. I said get him out. Like I need I need guys to play against Isaac. Also, he gave us a great look but I was afraid he was going to hurt our team. I will say it was awesome doing your guys games because after shoot around the managers would play they would play pick up and and they they grab Craig and they'd grabbed scrutiny and it's like now registered with them cuz they you know those guys on a personal level that you've got. The number one pick in the NBA draft and the Big Ten Player of the Year from whatever year that was Cooney playing against them. I'm not sure did like but those jobs they were busiest. Well, if you know scoonie they know because studio will tell them any let him know he left us. There's nothing his big not as much but Studio let him know if you don't mind telling them right I loved I loved her Greg grew up cuz you know again, I covered Greg it's funny. So here's a story going back home. Ever ever ever introduce myself to a when I was a recruiting writer back when Rob was young now, he's really old. I never ever introduced myself to a head coach until fad. That was the first coach. I ever introduced myself to it was at the tournament in Arkansas and he was recruiting Odin calmly at that point and I remember going up to him and I spoke bunch of time around obviously that team they were so good..
WIBC 93.1FM
"greg greg" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Are you willing to give up a kind of a mid around that, he say, second or third pick next year to give Matthew Stafford So again? If you ask Chris balance of the available options at quarterback for next season, I think he'd tell you, Matthew Stafford, the guy we're targeting, but I also think There is a limit to the price in which the culture willing to pay for the draft capital standpoint to go get him so I would not be putting your Stafford nine cultures just yet. I hope we get to that point in the near future. Well, right. The last time we talked about the colt was when Anthony Castonzo was still not retired. Jared Veld here was still on the team before he tried to go to Green Bay and win a Super Bowl their asses. You said you might have to give up 21. As you said, you might want to draft a left tackle there. For you. Would you be comfortable enough doing that going on? Lean on quarterback and kind of worrying about the rest later. I'm sorry. Say that again, brother. So why would you be comfortable getting rid of number 21 trading number 21 worrying about the rest left tackle later on. I think you have to. You know what I mean? I mean, foreign friends. Important left tackle lose. You could say it's the second most important position in the teeth. Going stop by one thing, the quarterback and so Had always operated on the assumption that Philip Rivers was going to come back next year. Are which meant you could take care of the left tackle of 20. I have not been the girth and his, says a Clinton Nelson. You confront the left tack. He's really good at Let's go. Let's leave him in left position. Also three times in three years in the league. Let's not mess it all crows once let them be where they are. Aziz. My father has been you draft a left tackle it 21 period end of sentence. You have to get a quarterback first you have to report about was protecting that left tackle, so that requires you to trade away the 21st pick and trying to find a veteran left tackle at the bridge. Okay. We could find the left tackle in the second round. Soviet? Um, yes. Again this morning trust like Apple. You gotta have the quarterback first. And if that's what it takes to get Matthew Stafford, so be it. Couple minutes. Your rake sticking in the A F C South. I guess everybody's happy. They're not in a position like the Houston Texans right now, Ivan. Do you know deal with what they're dealing with? Do you have a prediction where Watson is going to end up? I think it's actions will try to straighten this down as long as they can. Keep Shawn Watson in Houston just because it is so hard to find a guy like that, and let's face it. Protections have not had a town of light shone once in a quarterback. In the 20 year history of the franchise. Nothing close, either they get to a point where they have to trade him. It would be for whoever would offer the most draft picks and especially someone that would be in the NFC. They had their druthers. You would send into a team you would see once every four years. So you know the obvious options have been a F C teams. Have been. Miami has been the Jets because of having pick three Houston's own pick. How is that? Why? By the way to trade somebody their own pick back? How about that? Or to have the second pick of the Jets? I think if you think Houston is more willing to trade him to an NFC team, we only see him once every four years. That's going to be interesting. I think, you know, obviously the cold snow. They're not going to be able to get him. But at least you don't have to play him twice a year. Greg Greg Strong really appreciate the time. A man thanks so much as always have a great rest of your weekend. Thanks. I'll push it. Greg Rakestraw on Indiana Sports Talk coming up. Scoreboard Update with Eddie Garrison, The South Bend Tribune's Tom Noi. The Legend joins.
WIBC 93.1FM
"greg greg" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Not a lot of great basketball games just completed your great term inaction wrapping up this week, which will continue on then you have county attorneys. You have the married county attorney. You have the Union Apple City tournament next week. You have some conference tournaments. Have anybody coming up? You in addition to that you got college basketball coming up this week and mentioned it earlier in the show Tonight. Thebes Perry show for the Girls State tournament is Sunday, January 24th So think about that. So tomorrow we went to a couple of weeks headed into that. Just so you know, Greg, Greg strong, I will be doing That alive. It is. It's unbelievable that we're at that point in the year, but we're talking about a pairing show on Buir. We're very, very excited about the opportunity to to do it. I will tell you That is a whole lot of work that goes into it. And the tension is always kind of fun. Because you know what you're doing is pretty important, and we appreciate the opportunity to do that. So if you don't already have that Circled on your calendar. January 24 for the girls pairing show for the upcoming I just say Girls State basketball championship. And, um, you know, when these next few days we're gonna hear more details about the NC a men's basketball tournament, it could have an impact on the girls. Tournament in terms of dates, facilities, those kinds of things so as we know it, we will give you that information. A zit becomes available to us, but It's gonna be a very interesting spring without question we get into into March on February March, Man. Oh, man, it's gonna be crazy. Uh, great. Good crazy be a lot of basketball to talk about. And so you know, again, um, throughout the night, we appreciate you joining us appreciate those phone calls from coaches. There's just so much going on so many things happening Basketball wise in our state. And congratulations to Indiana State and to ball state. Now, you py Notre Dame Goodwin's for all of them today, Uh, college basketball. Start Stop start Stop Cove, It is is a very important factor in all that. And so as you look ahead in terms of trying to go to games and see what games you can catch. We think it's always advisable to call ahead and double check and find out because You know, just here. Here's an example. You look at the North Coast Conference, which Wabash and depart are in. They haven't started yet. And so they have not begun, so their seasons begins soon. So here we are getting into January. They haven't played and so it's very interesting and we wish them all the best to look Also, in addition to that good luck to the Pacers tomorrow. Game was called off tonight..
WIBC 93.1FM
"greg greg" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"What? So with five tonight as well, Colin hit in the senior even shift in a couple points so good when team went all the way around and sent the reserves and they're in the fourth quarter of things. He had a little hairy there for a minute, so coach Lula fate decided to put in some of the starters. But overall, they hang on and then get a good conference when the Cougars now five and knowing the conference coach and And looking like they have a good shot to finish this out. But they next conference game next Saturday with Salem, so they're in the driver's seat. Right now. They just need to win out says like the where they're playing, and with Lou was a fantastic coach. I like their chances. This is a good solid basketball team. And David Deegan from wk Low with The call over with North Harrison's went over Eastern Peak and David. Thanks. Have a great weekend. I appreciate you taking time to join me. No problem, Coach. Good to hear you good to have you back and we really appreciate it and have a good weekend yourself, Coach. I will try. Thank you very much. The big keys If I can avoid doing any work over the weekend, um, because I'm I think the biggest the biggest trepidation I had coming back on the air. My wife tried toe tried her best. She did her best. You asked me to take another weekend off and you know what if I can't do it, and so the biggest problem I had once that decision got made. Just trying to stay awake till midnight. And then why have you been? I've been up this late for a long time. To be honest, so so bear with me here. Wanna try toe continue to talk hoops as much as we can. And bring you as much of that influence we possibly can. As we get ready to head into an important time of the year for basketball teams. It's that time of year. You're in the county attorney's You're in the conference. Turney's, There's a whole lot going on. And as we mentioned you gonna have pairing shows coming up. In the month of January on the boys and girls sides, Greg Greg strong are gonna be doing them both live from the eye. Tessa office is coming up in a couple of weeks and three weeks. We're gonna have some fun and let you know what's gonna happen with the upcoming tournament. So We got school board update coming up every 15 minutes. So hang in Rob Konrad coming up with the next school board update. We're going to talk a lot more basketball, and we're glad you're with us. This is network Indiana's Indiana sports talk..
The Steve Warne Project - Sports
"greg greg" Discussed on The Steve Warne Project - Sports
"At that time probably the last thing he needed for sure. But gary was a certainly wanted by a lot but not john mcclure at that time and probably could have been a difference maker for sure. Yeah that was fun. Yeah hey greg greg guy. Though i was telling steve on just a wonderful he he always you know he's one of the few guys write these these. These front office guys are big gunners all these teams and guys with this guy had credits man you know won the stanley cup. They're and most guy like slate say they're in those guys. And i know you've talked about the toronto guys. They just breezed by you. They know who you are but a lot of guys are like that john. Every time i saw me stop you know like a normal human being you know. Hey jimmy what's up you know. How's the gate house. Radio bub-bubba yup. That's what i remember that guy for and he was a great storyteller I think dean. I might have been the first media people to see the buffalo sabres logo change and it was john who pulled us. We are at the morning skate and john into a room and the new that we were broadcaster. Never met him before scoop. But you can't tell anybody so it's not a scoop you wanna scoop. Yeah sure look what do you think of this. And it was the new logo and the sabres. He was just excited and wanted to talk. You know the slug. I think so. I'm not. I can't remember those logo. Pick a still bad the buffets all right. Let's take a first time out of the program. We come back more with gordy. After these words everyone knows that to get the best price on home and auto insurance. You have to shop around but who really wants to do that with access to all kinds of insurance markets not.
600 WREC
"greg greg" Discussed on 600 WREC
"Rates on savings and deposit products. So what can we expect as consumers? Here's Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at bankrate dot com. Greg What's the current characterization? Status quo is the way I would describe the outlook for 2021. You know That's good news because we've seen record lows on many interest rates throughout the past nine months. Really, since the pandemic took home, Alright, so mortgage rates for one Mortgage rates closed out 2020 at yet another record low, expect we'll see the movie than lower here in the first part of 2021 just you know, due to nervousness and sentiment about the economic recovery. We may well see those rates rebound in the second half of the year. If we get that economic recovery to really take hold and grab a higher gear, however, the increase in mortgage rates is likely to be pretty limited. Because the Federal Reserve has another tour with their disposal. They can buy more long term bonds in order to keep mortgage rates. Well, that got a real incentive to do that, because of the stimulus of economic activity coming from housing and some people refinancing the mortgage is all right. So what about something like a home equity line of credit or car loan? Some of these other Personal ones We take out Yeah, That means there's a rape spent are already low. I expect they're going to get Mork competitive, particularly in the second half of the year with the home equity If you see mortgage rates tripped up a little bit and refinancing activity drops off a lot of lenders going to shift the focus to their home equity products and so more competitive landscape. Certainly gonna help would be borrowers there. Harlem's again a very competitive landscape going to play in the favor of those that are in the market for car. Also, you've got added competition from dealers and manufacturers that wanna move inventory, so I think it's going to be very promising you from the financing standpoint. Speaking with Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at bankrate dot com, or talk about interest rates for 2021. How about for something like student loans? Yes. You know a lot of student loan debt out there. Obviously, you know, and the fact that rates are essentially on the whole not just for this year, but likely next couple of years bodes well, you don't have to worry about those rates marching higher on you. Good time to really have the wind at your back and make headway on paying down that student loan that particularly, you know, right now, through the end of January, the suspension of interest on federal student loans every every dollar you throw against it. Goes against knocking down that that loan principal on down on the private student loans a lot of those air variable rate, But you don't have to worry about rates moving up on in 2021. So again another area where if you're focused on debt repayment, you've you've got the wind at your back was low rates and and no catalyst. It's gonna push the Meyer any good news, Greg for savers. Probably not much in the way of good news for savers this year, you know, rates fell to record lows of the end of last year. There's probably not going to be a whole lot to bump them up, particularly with the Federal Reserve. Judging to stay on the sidelines. Thank the one glimmer of hope you could see later in the year is if we do see a robust economic recovery and loan demand such the pickup that could give CD of the bit of a bump, but It's not so much later in the year and even then on Lee contingent upon strong economic recovery and improvement in monument. What what could trip things up economically speaking in 2021? Well, I think right now the hub of the wheel. Economically speaking is just the vaccinations, right? I mean, that's that's our pathway to someone turn the normal see if there is any sort of stumble in that process. You know, there was a new strain that vaccinations are as effective against that kind of thing. Yeah, you know that back to disrupt the trajectory of the economic recovery s. I think a lot of things really kind of hinging on. That's getting to about the middle of the year and having vaccinations that have reached a mass scale and that at that point of the give a lot of pent up economic demand, particularly in areas like travel. Entertainment hospitality. Greg Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at bankrate dot com, It is 20 minutes now in front of the hour on this morning..
TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"greg greg" Discussed on TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"And when you activate its $2 a month for each device, Deputy Doc, you say you have a follow up on Chrysler now. This lifetime warranty. This guy is just getting the run around, he said. In order to keep in order to keep the lifetime warranty active, it was required that he get inspections every five years. He went for his first five years. They signed it off. He went for his 10 year inspection. The second five year inspection, the 10 year inspection, and he said they found something wrong. They replaced it. I believe it Water water pump. And he said they inspected it said We'll see you in five years. He went back in five years. The 15 year mark and they said, Sorry you no longer have a warranty. It was canceled. At 10 years and you sign something, he said. I would never sign anything, he said. I had to repair done back then, and it shows, he said. He has a record and it shows it was. It was repaired at the 10 year mark under warranty, and it was inspected at the 10 year mark under warranty, But now they say he has no warranty. Apparently, there's a class action suit because Chrysler is trying to get out of their lifetime warranties. What year was that vehicle? Hey, Tom. Yes, it was It was a market was a marketing gimmick between 06 and 09. Yeah, I know, right? It had to be inspected every five years. Me class action suits is because the people are claiming that they were not notified that it had to be inspected every five years. And according to some of them, it's not in the book lift, and if it isn't a booklet, it's in a place where it's impossible for the average buyer to understand, saying it's unconscionable. However, however, they did. He did get his inspected. Right. He's an individual case that he's gonna have to deal with because he has proof that it was done. It sounds like he's outside of the class action suit because he has proved that it was done at the 10 year inspection, so he's gonna be in a different girl he could opt in or out. What? Well, yeah, But Doc is saying that the people in this class action or ones that they did not have it done. Yeah. What I'm saying is, it doesn't matter. They're telling him he didn't have it done right so he could opt in. He could do both. And you know what happens if he hopped in you end up with what a $400 coupon. So how do you I wonder how you sue these guys? You just won the class national? No, No, you're that doesn't preclude you from suing. If you have a difference set of circumstances he's claiming he's claiming he got the 10 Year inspection. He's not covered by the class action. He wants to sue them. You know what? I forgot this question. Does he actually have something wrong? Right now? They're refusing to fix Actually, let's see. Is he on there? I don't think he's on there right now. No, I don't know if he does or not. That would be a hard lawsuit because they're not doing anything yet. Yeah, but he could. He could sue to have it reinstated. Or the value of money. He'd have to get there, Tony into them individually. He's there, or he could even do 7500 small claims court. But what's the value of that warranty? And they haven't denied it yet? That is, that is a monkey wrench. Okay, So what do we do about it? I think, Doctor, if you call, why don't Doc why don't you do this? Why don't you get the proof that he had it done within the 60 day? Time for Chrysler did does. Did Colorado Springs give him proof? Do you have that? I wonder if he's listening. Do we have his number or not? Yeah, I could call him. Tom. Haul him back. Let's see. Let's see home to send us the proof. Sean, Welcome to the show. What's going on? Yeah, this is actually this is Greg Greg, the owner of the older of Ah, Greg ordeals. New Mexico cuisine. Greg Gregorio. Record EOS New Mexico Cuisine. Okay, Gregorio is New Mexico Mexican cuisine. What about it, sir? Yeah. I just opened up in August just prior to Cove. It. Um Well, that wasn't prior. That was in the middle of it. Or you mean the prior the previous August? Yeah, I'm just last year. So what's going on with are you do you do take out now? Yeah, I actually had closed for three months because it just wasn't. Uh, I was barely making enough to Made public service and we're just to make no sense. Are you open again now? Yeah. Just relaunched in a moping up tomorrow of starting a top with Tuesday. Now this is for take out right? No, he can have 25%. No. Or did they open that up again? Thought so. No mark off the only the only restaurants open proceeding are ones that have outdoor. We went to orange today. I thought Where from red to orange. I thought Yeah, there's supposed to switch it. The governor has all counties to switch from red towards last week. What is new Mexican cuisine as opposed to Mexican Good question. It's actually different as far as the way we make a chili. Okay, there might chilly Might might tell you is actually the best chili from Of New Mexico to Colorado. I mean, I make some masks and chili. Hey, Greg will give your address out and tell everybody you're open. Wow. I need to these prices are incredible. That is the worst website I've ever seen in my life. Well, this guy's that He probably did it himself. Uh, no, no, no. I'm not talking How it looks. The domain name? Oh, yeah, It's hard to get to Gregorio. Why don't you just do Grigoriy ALS calm.
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What PPP Revealed About Small Business Loans
"Over the years the accelerate your business growth podcast has gained recognition as a great resource for small business owners. Sales professionals business leaders of all kinds. We have been fortunate to be included on lists of the best podcasts. To listen to all over the place for amazoncom proven people i. It's been a pretty incredible list of less so stake. I guess these are folks who have expertise in a particular area of business and they join me for a conversation where they share that expertise with all of yale. The goal is that you get the information that you need. You get the ideas that you're looking for and you find those people who have information that you are that you need and that you can connect with those people he sort of get to here on c. That they really know their stuff on. Today is no different. My guest today is greg. Greg is the ceo of nabbed a fintech company that helps small businesses access capital and make financial decisions. Greg has over twenty years experience leading both startups and fortune. One thousand corporations is built new organizations and transformed existing ones to be more nimble innovative and results focused greg's always thinking about how to streamline business lending and frequently shares his thoughts in articles as a forbes contributor and on stage at industry events. Thanks so much for joining me today. Greg deliverance bigger. And you as well i. We're gonna be talking today about the things we've learned through the ppp loan program. But i would really like to start with learning more about your background and How it is you ended up getting to now. And and what's your what's your. Why in goals with that. Yeah so i knew it. You start to be your life when she do her work really lines up with your passions in your positive energy in person enough to do that in leading now. I always an entrepreneur. At all. But i don't think i always knew it You've kid i was wondering are road trips. Grabbed a map and try and help. Dad find a better way across the country. Were driving to mount rushmore. Whatever and that. I think that's part of what made me. Which is that Energy to say there's gotta be of that our way to solve these problems through my career. I've always need into data driven solutions and the insights you can gather by analyzing data team lasted is always talk about the information. Hierarchy data information knowledge. Wisdom or time it led me to Do a handful of startups and then it would move to large maintenance startup luxury. I was at two leading marketing for quickbooks. And what. I could really see some of the gaps and how a small businesses being served and i connected with the am. Investors in that last recession opportunity to better solve the inefficiency between borrowers lenders and all that inefficiency everybody would win and that will just my nature which is and you build a business where guys win in An everybody went around necessarily when you when you create vicious ecosystem and that's motivated now now. That's really great. And i it really resonates with me because I think were both the kinds kind of people who are in the business were in because we want to have a positive impact on other people and case and i believe in your case as well especially small business owners who really are the fabric of this country an have unique challenges and struggles that not everybody understands is a really complex problem to saul could see that that a lot of people only were small business owners all turn their situations are different. It's lot of inconsistency so you can't even really descri- a small business. There's there's Well-established solace repeating pene. When they said this is a small business action program but the those people who had one hundred to five hundred employees were very different looking businesses. That people who were wash martin so sawyer. Small business general is what we say years that run. Small businesses succeed individuals communities and economies succeed. And there's nothing else like that and you saw us this complex problem around smallers businesses.
Charlie Parker
Hurricane Laura expected to strengthen to Category 4
"Upgraded to a Category three and continues to get stronger, with forecasters predicting it will become a Category four storm when it pummels the Louisiana and Texas coast late tonight. Around 20 Million people are living in the storms expected path with over half a million people people being being ordered ordered to to evacuate. evacuate. Governor Governor Greg Greg Abbott Abbott says says the the state state is is ready. ready. We We don't don't know know yet yet exactly exactly where where the the hurricane's hurricane's going going to to hit. hit. However, However, we've we've already already deployed the resource. Is there going to be needed to make sure that local officials will have all the tools and strategies at their availability to make sure they can respond in ways that protect and save lives? The National Hurricane Center says. Laura is expected to produce a life threatening storm surge from 9 to 12 FT. Extreme winds and flash flooding of her eastern Texas and Louisiana later today, recent category. The three storms include Harvey, which hit Texas in 2017 devastating the Houston area, and Rita was hit Louisiana in 2005. As evacuations are underway, the state and federal emergency preparedness efforts have become significantly more complicated. The state has had to double its bus flee to socially distance during evacuations amid the Corona virus pandemic. It's also prioritize social distancing and shelters. And we'll provide P P ease and covert testing. Evacuees are being sent US, Austin, San Antonio and nor Texas and San Antonio's already started taking in Gulf Coast residents. Shelters have been
Sean Hannity
Texas governor declares state of disaster in 23 counties ahead of storms
"It's to a one our top story. Galveston and other parts along the Texas Gulf Coast are bracing for storm surge and heavy rains. Tropical storms Marco and Laura hit our way. Peter Davis is with Galveston Island Beach Patrol. Big tides and big wind and water but also evacuation at least voluntary in some of the areas around here that from our TV partner channel to Galveston County Judge Mark Henry has scheduled a 3 30 press conference to talk about their preparations. In addition to Galveston, Houston and Harris County officials are focused on Tropical Storm Laura, which could impact the area later this week. Judge Lena Hidalgo urges residents to get their hurricane kids together and make plans to evacuate the coast if needed. I've always said our strategy should never be toe hope for the best. We don't have the luxury of time. So the time to prepare is right now there is a possibility Laura could hit the Texas coast is a Category three hurricane overnight Wednesday into early early Thursday Thursday morning. morning. Governor Governor Greg Greg Abbott Abbott declared declared a a state state disaster disaster to to assist assist Texans Texans affected affected by by the the storms storms have have it it announced announced this this morning morning
Dana Loesch
Atlanta - White House says Georgia now leads nation in rate of new virus cases
"Report from the White White House House Corona Corona virus virus Task Task force force shows shows Georgia Georgia now now leads leads the the nation nation with with the the highest highest rate rate of of new new Corona Corona virus virus cases. cases. Atlanta Atlanta Journal Journal Constitution Constitution writer writer Greg Greg Bleustein Bleustein tells ws me. The task force continues to place a state in the red Zone for severity of the outbreak. That certainly Shows that Georgia is struggling in a sense to contain the virus. In fact, in just the last 24 hours, the state confirmed 69 deaths, nearly 300 hospitalizations and more than 2800 cases of covered 19.
Terry Meiners and Company
Louisville Metro Council to consider no-confidence vote in Mayor Greg Fischer
"Members members of of Louisville Louisville Metro Metro Council Council are are calling calling on on Mayor Mayor Greg Greg Fischer Fischer to to resign. resign. The The group group has has co co sponsored sponsored a a resolution resolution seeking seeking a a vote vote of of no no confidence confidence in in the the mayor mayor in in it. it. They They urged urged him him to to quit. quit. The The members members listed listed on on the the resolution resolution or or Kevin Kevin Kramer, Kramer, Scott Reed, Maryland, Parker Anthony, Pageant. Teeny, Stuart Benson, Robin Angle and James Peden. The resolution sites in need for systemic change within the Louisville Metro Police Department arise a number of homicides, a refusal of administration staff To testify regarding Rianna Taylor case and ongoing protests, among other things. The legislation will be heard in committee next week and could be voted on in the following Full Metro Council meeting on September 3rd.
Balance of Nature
Trump’s suggestion of changing election date quickly rejected
"Ramped up the rhetoric about fraudulent mail in ballots and a rigged election for some time now, the president has been harping on mail in voting, arguing that it leads to widespread fraud. But he took it up a notch this past week when he suggested the November 3rd presidential election be delayed. Democrats and Republicans were quick to criticize and remind the president that he does not have the authority to change the date. Mr. Trump also declined to say say in in in a a a a recent recent recent recent Fox Fox Fox Fox News News News News interview interview interview interview if if if if he'll he'll he'll he'll accept accept accept accept the the the the results results results results of of of of the the the the presidential presidential presidential presidential vote. vote. vote. vote. Greg Greg Greg Greg
Coast to Coast AM with George Noory
Houston - Gov. Abbott waives grade promotion requirements for 2020-21 STAAR test
"A a not not virus. virus. be be a a That's That's factor factor always always in in that's that's some some always always grade grade promotions promotions been been a a pretty pretty for for the the tough tough upcoming upcoming sell sell school school to to me. me. year year You You know, know, we we Governor Governor need need to to be be Greg Greg in in that that Abbott, Abbott, together together announcing announcing he he and and is is actually actually waving waving work work the the hard hard requirement requirement towards towards a a solution solution for for fifth fifth and and get get through through through through eighth eighth this. this. graders, graders, although although they'll they'll They're They're still still over over have 4.2 to take the test million in May confirmed with the other cases grades. in the US and at least 147,000 deaths. The Astros finished their first Siri's of the abbreviated season
Ground Zero with Clyde Lewis
Gov. Greg Abbott Announces COVID-19 Testing at Nursing Homes
"Governor Greg Greg Abbott Abbott says says the the state state is is testing testing Mohr Mohr than than ever ever for for covert covert 19 19 but but acknowledges acknowledges the the results results could could be be quicker. quicker. Next Next week. week. Every Every nursing nursing home home in in the the state state of of Texas Texas is is going going to to be receiving New testing equipment themselves. That will expedite the turnaround in testing at the nursing home level. In addition to that, we're pushing Mohr of the testing to these local labs that provide that quicker turnaround. Texas lowered its Corona virus case Numbers by over 3400 after finding San Antonio Metrohealth district was not separating. Probable case numbers from confirmed case
News, Traffic and Weather
Seattle - Bothell mourns slain police officer Jonathan Shoop killed during traffic stop
"First of alive. Look at the growing memorial for Bottle Police Officer Jonathan Shoot who was shot and killed in the line of duty, flowers and balloons cards surrounding this police SUV outside Bottle City Hall tonight. Tonight, the community gathering for a vigil to remember Officer Shoot who was killed around this time last night during a traffic stop. Another officer survived. We're learning more about the man who died serving his community. Most droll Marino joins us with the loss that has left this city aching Joel. This is really something to behold. Molly Impression and justice. All the balloons and other tributes out here encircle this patrol car so too As a community wrapped itself around this man and this department and amid all the grief or some frightening new details about how officer Shoop was killed. Candles, messages and Mementos stretch across the plaza in front of awful City Hall, where the community came to mourn the death of Officer Jonathan Shoop. It was really, really touching. touching. He He was was always always really really good good guy, guy, Greg Greg Opal Opal says says He He and and Shupe Shupe would would often often talk talk sometimes sometimes about about his his dog, dog, Lucy. Lucy. He's He's seeing seeing it it at at the the park park and and a a bull bull over over and and come come out out and and say say at a Lucy just loved the dog and Only this chat. People filled the plaza throughout the day, and parents brought their Children as they paid their respects. We tend to come together pretty Pretty well when tough times come, so I thought I'd bring him down and support the police down here. Investigators say Shoop and his partner were chasing a driver who took off from a traffic stop. The driver got out after hitting a man on the road, then walked toward the patrol car and started firing a gun into the windshield. Shoop was killed at the scene. The other officer wounded. Their work is just so valuable. And so cherished and we're so thankful for Their willingness to give up their life to protect ours. Shoop. It also served in the Coast Guard for a time worked in the tech industry. Did he just Came from Amazon police partner by year ago. Shoop also had a fiancee as well as his mom to brothers. We really appreciate police in model for sure. The man arrested for killing Shoop should be in court tomorrow. Family members claimed that that man has a history of mental illness. Not
This Morning with Gordon Deal
Houston - Public schools must reopen campuses in August with few exceptions
"Releasing releasing its its guidelines guidelines for for schools schools to to reopen reopen this this fall fall cover, cover, Greg Greg Abbott Abbott says says they're they're focused focused on on flexibility flexibility there. there. Maybe Maybe sometimes, sometimes, even even perhaps, perhaps, when The school year opens when it's not gonna be possible for Children to be able to go to the classroom because of an outbreak of Kobe in that case is gonna be in coming upon the school to make sure they have the flexibility for the students to be able to successfully have remote learning opportunities. The governor spoke with our TV partner channel to the TA guidelines would allow parents to choose whether to send kids back to school or continue remote learning. With schools required offer in person classes for families that choose that option. Some Texas
Michael Berry
Houston - Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo says anything less than stay-home order is a ‘gamble on our own people’
"Lena Lena Hadda. Hadda. Go Go says says she she is is pushing pushing Texasgovernor Texasgovernor Greg Greg Abbott. Abbott. Give Give her her the the power power to to make make you you stay stay at at home. home. The The only only thing thing we we know know works works is a state home order and anything short of that is a gamble on our own people. Hadda go talking while self isolating because a staffer exposed her to Cove in 19 and she is getting support from Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner, who also put three Houston bars on his wall of change for being open when they were supposed to be closed for the governor's order. Ah, The governor allegedly has turned down a similar request for the power from the Dallas County judge, So we'll see how he really reacts to these requests from Houston in Harris County. H.
Chris Krok
Texas Bars Forced To Close Again, Restaurants Rolled Back To 50% Capacity
"Texas restaurants and bars are being impacted by the governor's decision to scale back on that's on the state's re opening amid a significant rise in the the cove cove in in nineteen nineteen positivity positivity rate rate governor governor Greg Greg Abbott Abbott ordering ordering all all bars bars to to shut shut back back down down and and reducing reducing restaurant restaurant capacity capacity limits limits from from seventy seventy five five to to fifty fifty percent percent the the hope hope to to get get a a hold hold of of a a recent recent outbreak outbreak that's that's because because the the state's state's Kobe Kobe nineteen nineteen positivity positivity rate rate to to soar soar above above eleven eleven percent percent Abraham Abraham but but dell dell is is the the general general manager manager of of the the Dallas Dallas saloon saloon and and says says he he thinks thinks the the governor's governor's decision decision could be good for business in the long run you need to slow down or it's just going to keep growing and growing the governor also ordered rafting and tubing businesses to close back down Clayton level WBAP
Glenn Beck
CrossFit founder, dropped by Reebok, apologizes about tweet
"Now Reebok and and athletes athletes are are breaking breaking up up with with cross cross fit fit have have you you heard heard this this Greg Greg Glassman Glassman tweeted this tweet in response from a tweet even in his tweet it's a response to the tweet for the institute of health metrics and evaluation the red racism and discrimination are critical public health issues that demand an urgent response and so Glassman retweeted a Floyd nineteen I am again now he says that shouldn't be taken as racist he said I across fit headquarters in the crossfit community will not stand for racism I made a mistake by the words I chose yesterday my heart is deeply saddened by the pain it is because it was a mistake but not a racist mistake Floyd is a hero of the black community and not just a victim hi I could go on the road for a while I should have been sensitive to that and I wasn't I apologize to that I was trying to stick it to the university of whatever you W. so must be university of Washington further invalidated models resulting in needless economy wrecking life wrecking lockdowns and when I saw they were announcing modeling of a solution to our racial crisis I was angry and overly emotional involving George Floyd's name was it was wrong for me to do I hope his murder catalyzes real change global block so cross fit he's out Reebok said our partnership with crossfit H. Q. comes to an end later this year we've been in discussions regarding a new agreement however in light of recent events we made the decision to end our partnership with crossfit
Coast to Coast AM with George Noory
Houston - Gov. Greg Abbott says Texas is aiming to start college football on time, with fans in stands
"Top story governor governor Greg Greg Abbott Abbott says says his his office office is is already already in in communication communication with with the the university university of of Texas Texas and and other other schools schools about about having having college college football football games games return return this this fall fall they they need need an an answer answer by by the the early early part of August now we think we will be able to give it to them but if you want a prediction my prediction is yes we are going to have college football beginning as scheduled on scheduled with at least some level of fans in stands have a telling Austin's KXAN TV factors like testing treatment and the overall status of the covert nineteen outbreak will determine the number of fans that can be allowed to attend
Talk Python To Me
Talking to cars with Python
"A couple of angles. I WANNA take here all around talking to cars with John Bursts. Let's start with science fiction. Yeah that's kind of not science fiction tours. It feels like science fiction so to me when I was in school is in college. I took just a couple of programming classes for requirements not a CS degree but to me. It felt like artificial intelligence. It was people working in Lisp and they were trying to pass the turing test. Like if you have a chat literally text chat with my program and you are tricked into thinking. It's a real human well. Then it must be real and that you know never really worked very well. One Jew was not very impressive right and then you know it felt like I was never really going anywhere and then all the sudden you know. We rented a Tesla not too long for a few days and it was just driving around on. Its own in traffic like that is really far from tax chat. Yeah right it's so that's why I say science fiction because I feel like that part of science fiction kind of arrived. Yeah. We're seeing a lot of incredible advances and I think that machine learning and artificial intelligence is accelerating that absolutely and you think python is defacto way to go about that for sure. Yeah my mind. Yeah for Yeah. Handling data for machine learning. I mean the libraries are out. There it's just super powerful tool for that now. You did a little bit of work around this kind of stuff. Can you give us a sense of just like what kind of libraries might be involved? Or what kind of even just kind of code we write. What kind of sensors are there like? What's that world? Look like as a fertile car specifically for Python dares layer on top of Ross called. Ross Pie which is an incredible platform for talking to sensors and collecting data. So sensor data get the view of the world around you or actually aiding controls on on a robot that python is the robot operating system. Yeah and Ross. Pie is the python. Api for talking to Ross. Yes so part of the the way this might work. Is You just treat the car like a robot? Yeah I think that we can as cars like you said. Get more and more like computers and as want computers to drive them. They're just robots. Yeah yeah well you know jumping just a little bit ahead to the Steph will come back to this Self driving more. Maybe but we were talking earlier about just. Can we quantify how much this is true or not true about whether cards are like computers and if you go by lines of code it's definitely in the realm of computers absolutely lots and lots of lines occur random modern car? What would you say yeah too? Many to count too many for one person to manage to. I did a quick search earlier and I you know according to Google. I'm not sure exactly what it's based on this on. But it says that the modern car with their infotainment and their cloud stuff and all that sort of thing says uses basically a hundred million lines of code. That's boggling. Yeah Yeah so. That apparently comes from wired. Give you a sense. That's five percent as much code as all of Google as a company like all of their services Wild we also looked. And if you look at windows. Ten windows is not typically accused of being like a thin bloat free operating system. I mean neither is Mac. Os either really. But it's definitely not considered like a lightweight like many operating system. Yeah yeah the real deal well windows. Ten has fifty million lines of code to the modern car. We're not talking. Self-driving Tesla or Kia or something right. Yeah absolutely lines of code. That's a serious bid of programming. Yeah it's it's the incredible effort of decades. Yeah so it's pretty interesting just to think of how much computation is going on. Also I think I heard somewhere that the there's not a central computer but there's a bunch of little microcomputers and they need to interact with each other right. Yeah absolutely little computers all over the car that are talking to them to each other in their own sort of protocol or the can protocol which prime minister that. I wonder if car technology had been adopted later. You know how much would this? Just look like micro services with discovery. Yeah Yeah Greg Greg question right because it's not Jason Buzzing around the wires it no no. It's just bites. Yeah which is fine for performance and stuff but I have no idea what the connectivity like the network cabling between these little microcomputers are but there's a ton of computation going on in these cars. Yeah absolutely every I mean from from the big stuff like pushing the brake pedal to the little stuff like turning on an overhead light. Everything is in a modern car is letting it so the cars aware of it in many places when you do things like that. Right I mean traditionally older cars. Maybe there's some little micro controllers in like an eight set eight track cassette player Ed or something but when you push on the break that pushed directly on a lever which pushed on some hydraulics which then pushed on a break. Whatever they're called see. I don't know what it makes it. Stop right increase friction. He goes in the car stops but now not so much. I mean it's like all the stuff that you do turn it on. Winter wipers like my car is fly by wire right. I pushed on the break episode of the gas. And it interprets what that should mean for it to go absolutely does so. There's there's a lot of data's zooming around right. Oh Yeah Yeah yes you gave a talk on this at Portland Pediatrics Python. Me Nope right. Yeah Yeah Yeah. That's cool in all definitely linked to the video that was recorded there and linked to that video there. But you had this graph of like all the data going along just a Kia some kind of Kia neuro- or something celebrating right. Yup Yup just the the data that you have to the noise you have to filter through and just what the bites look like as as you're looking at activity growing yeah right. Yeah Super Cool. Let's talk about that for a while. Let's talk about cars surprising. Not Surprising under I. It's a little surprising to me. I guess but cars generally have the same architecture. Burr like their communication protocols in their hardware and stuff right. My understanding is the cars at least have to have an interface for this obt to port. Whether that's an international or a federal standard. I can't remember but a wave for things like emissions tests to plug in and pull the vehicle for data very specific data. So there's that and most cars are still using this camp protocol on this canvas. I think that that's pretty much the standard over his things right right right and I suspect that's largely due to the suppliers. Oem'S IF YOU'RE GONNA make car you don't make the brakes from scratch necessarily may buy them from Bosscher. You buy them somewhere else and those things off to be interoperable and the do there's also a history of things already having safety qualifications so the work that's involved in having a new technology brought into a car is incredible and so if something already exists that has the safety rating for it. It can be very cost effective to just
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
Grand Princess cruise ship to dock in Oakland
"Coronavirus worries weighing on markets in a major way has more infections are reported in the US and around the world over a hundred and ten thousand people infected globally in Oakland California in a matter of hours a cruise ship with at least twenty one on board we have tested positive will be docking ABC's Matt Gutman is there what you're going to see if this court in unprecedented public health effort and it began overnight with teams boarding the grand princess to begin the triage of those passengers it will continue today with this complex choreography of offloading the twenty four hundred passengers in a way that doesn't expose them to more of the virus of nineteen now blamed for at least twenty two deaths in the United States at the White House concern after recent brush with the virus here's ABC's Karen Travers the White House is not commenting on whether anyone who works at the White House has been tested for covert nineteen a man who attended a conservative political conference outside Washington last week tested positive for novel coronavirus president trump and vice president pence were among the speakers at that conference neither had direct contact with that man of Texas senator Ted Cruz did and while he says he feels fine he is self quarantining at his Texas home fears of the virus hitting stock markets as well oil sliding I think it's gonna be a little bit of a black Monday oil markets and perhaps with financial markets on clothes a heads up the oil price information service in all price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia sending prices tumbling as much as thirty three percent Wall Street futures trading stopped overnight after falling too far down futures down over twelve hundred campaigning continues however with several primary set for tomorrow Bernie Sanders taking aim at Joe Biden we are taking on in this campaign nachos Joe Biden on we're taking on the the sixty billion as well funding his campaign you're listening to ABC news stay connected stay informed the promo morning news it's five oh two and it's Monday morning March ninth frosty and sub freezing temperatures and a lot of places this morning thirty one degrees in Renton for example right now along with Greg Herschel another factor here the top stories from the couple twenty four seven news center according to the state health department's website there have officially been eighteen deaths in Washington link to coronavirus couples Brian Calver reports live things happened so quickly that number may not be up today for example Greg Amanda late yesterday we got news of a probable nineteenth death but in the rush to contain in quarantine at the local level that debt hasn't been officially communicated to state health officials the majority of those deaths are connected to life care center in Kirkland a nursing home that once housed one hundred seventy clients the current number of residents that are still in the facility dropped by eight we have fifty five Bucks person Tim Killian calls employees who remain on the job they're heroes the amount of work and stressed that these the staff and employees and caregivers here under is tremendous no longer confined to our local area now seven counties are reporting the state's total of covert nineteen positives two one hundred thirty six Brian Calvert komo news and I'm Corwin hate Clive Washington's governor says mandatory measures may become necessary to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus virus Inslee approves of what people are already doing to limit their exposure by working from home if possible and avoiding large social gatherings but he knows the time may come when public health officials will consider making some voluntary limitations mandatory because we need to make decisions based on what this is going to look like a few weeks from now not what it is just today he says the state might have to mandate what health officials call social distancing although he does not say what such a mandate might look like he also minimizing minimizes the insults flung his way last week when president trump called Inslee a snake there's been some unfortunate comments from the president that that's just been a distraction and we're working well with the federal agencies reporting live Corwin hate komo news U. S. representative Susan del Benes says she's going to work to ensure local hospitals get the protective gear they need so that we can make sure they have the resources they need to continue to respond up things like personal protective equipment mass Gandhi's first district Democrat made her remarks after touring Kirkland's evergreen health Medical Center where three people have died from corona virus coming up up now now the the como como morning morning news news more more schools schools have have decided decided decided decided to to go go to to online online learning learning over over concerns concerns of of spreading spreading coronavirus coronavirus I'm I'm Carlene Carlene Johnson Johnson live for Monday morning it's chilly out there let's see what the drivers like with the coal traffic update good morning here good morning Greg M&S so we don't have any blocking crashes or stalls right now we do have some areas of heavy fog so if that's the case for you of course use extra caution there we do have slowing in our typical spots of northbound I. five near Tacoma city said enter and north bound one six seven is starting to build three seven nothing much but slow slow down down down right right right now now now southbound southbound southbound I. I. I. five five five at at at the the the Boeing Boeing Boeing freeway freeway freeway and and and we we we are are are wide wide wide open open open both both both directions directions directions of of of four four four oh oh oh five five five our our our next next next come come come traffic traffic traffic at at at five five five fourteen fourteen fourteen time time time now now now for for for the the the global global global eagle eagle eagle river river river forecast forecast forecast and and and here's here's here's meteorologist meteorologist meteorologist Kristen Kristen Kristen Clarke Clarke Clarke clear clear clear skies skies skies light light light winds winds winds over over over western western western Washington Washington Washington to to to start start start our our our week week week this this this morning morning morning that that that resulted resulted resulted in in in widespread widespread widespread temperatures temperatures temperatures in the twenties and thirties yeah actually start for week here know any patchy fog that developed overnight will quickly burn off to reveal a mostly sunny afternoon today looking great for the evening drive home now Tuesday features a bit more cloud cover and a few light rain showers along the coast in northwest interior otherwise the showers hold off in Seattle until Wednesday morning Thursday looks good but we're tracking a late week storm Friday that brings about heavier lowland rain and mountain snow with a significant cool down into the weekend that will support lowlands snow showers early Saturday morning something to keep an eye on it in the coming weather center I'm meteorologist Kristen Clarke else to keep an eye on it as potentially slippery driving this morning we have foggy locations especially in the north south and temperatures like twenty five in Arlington right now Everitt of soggy thirty one in Olympia it's twenty six degrees right now at sea tac airport clear skies and thirty four companies time five oh six more schools and universities have made the decision to go to online classes only hoping to stop the spread of coronaviruses the latest on that from Cuomo's Carlene Johnson gas thousands of students from the university of Washington Washington among among those those who who will will be be watching watching lectures lectures online online and and taking taking finals finals from from home home through through at at least least March March twentieth twentieth that's that's when when the the quarter quarter ends ends that that spring spring break break after after that that Jack Jack how how Sarek Sarek is is a a junior junior at at the the U. U. job job he he says says not not having having to to go go to to class class is is just just fine fine with with him him me me all all my my professors professors just just record record their their lectures lectures and and then then they they just just kind kind of of let let us us watch watch it it whenever whenever I I want want so so it's it's really really nice nice where I can get up at you know ten thirty and just in my pajamas watching the but usually pretty cool now C. L. university also canceled in person classes same was Seattle Pacific university PL use starts their distance learning tomorrow same for shoreline community college Lake Washington institute of technology in Kirkland they're moving it all online as well and for nor sure our public schools the entire district begins online learning today several other schools are closed with remote learning plans are for cleaning because a parent student or staff member tested positive the complete list is on our website at komo news dot com I'm calling Johnson cruise ship passengers are waiting to see if the upcoming sailing season will change because of coronavirus the port of Seattle says it's working with the federal government and cruise lines to come up with protocols dealing with passenger safety and health cruise season officially starts April first it's nearly a one billion dollar industry for Seattle the Seattle center exhibition hall has been set aside or has set aside to part of it as a temporary shelter is a corona virus sweeps through the city a special area has been designated for selected homeless clients who are already housed at two of the city's biggest shelters there are no known cases of the virus and any of shelter in Seattle city leaders are also taking steps to ensure sanitation and hygiene standards are up to date at all shelters some churches decided not to hold services in person yesterday to contain the spread of the virus couple's big Poppa reports from Seattle's Bethany community church the church decided earlier this week to tell its members to stay home to try and prevent the spread of coronavirus and while they normally stream their services for other churches the decision to have services online wasn't easy to stand up here and and kind of host it was different J. Kurtz is the lead pastor for Arbor church in Woodville he says before this week his church had never done any live streaming but when they heard the advice to limit large gatherings they decided this week to set up cameras and tell members to stay home for church it's literally been Friday Saturday and then here we are doing this he says despite the empty chairs hundreds of people were still able to hear the church's message of felt like we had community it's just on a normal community that's come mostly problem reporting the city of Kent is not backing down from its fight with king county over plans to use the former A. Connell lodges a corona virus quarantine site there were even a couple of protesters out there yesterday worries me that this is a facility that is not that's not locked down you're free to leave whenever they want and there's so many businesses here leave on Friday a king county judge denied the city of cats request for a temporary restraining order that ruling will allow as many as fifteen people to move into the eighty five bed motel soon you could be able to test her for covert nineteen from the comfort of your own home The Seattle Times reports the bill and Melinda gates foundation is funding a project offer in home knows swab kits for people showing symptoms the samples with then be sent to the lab at the university of Washington for testing right now it's not clear when that project could launch popular Starbucks in downtown Seattle has been closed temporarily because of concerns over the virus it's historic first in university it's now been deep cleaned and an employee who tested positive for the virus itself isolated at home Starbucks has also stopped accepting personal cops to help the virus from spreading the coffee chain says it'll still honor the ten cent discount to customers bring in their own cop they just won't refill those cups right now police time five tenths now it's time to get to the Harley exterior sports desk good morning Tom hustler good morning to you the husky men's basketball teams swept the Arizona schools over the weekend there had directly for Las Vegas for the pac twelve men's tournament begins Wednesday Washington will open as a number twelve seed facing the team they just beat Saturday Arizona that came at two thirty Wednesday after Saturday's win coach Mike Hopkins said this would be a perfect time to run the table and when the turning me what more do you want to be able to try to rattle off four games in a row I mean what else what other great opportunity can you have you know and so these guys are believe it will be a great opportunity and kind of fired up there after that game on Saturday our coverage Wednesday will start at two more Franco Tompkins and women's coach should be one of the coaches are tonight at six Cougars play Colorado in the first round the turn of the game Wednesday night at eight thirty in the pac twelve women's sort of a title game yesterday Oregon with Stanford eighty nine fifty six merece continue to struggle in cactus league play they fell to the giants yesterday eight four in Scottsdale in a night game against the brewers this evening at Mary's merry Vail Arizona and congratulations to the Garfield boys and girls basketball teams both won three eight state title Saturday at the Tacoma dome sports to forty Patsy tower Tom are on the whole the Huskies commodities commodities time five twelve the traffic update in just a couple of minutes Sierra is canceling a concert in front of her home town crowd in Texas later this month the wife of Russell Wilson is pregnant she says she doesn't want to travel to a big event while the corona virus is still spreading she says our doctors have advised her to avoid large gatherings a quarter of Italy's population roughly sixteen million people are now under quarantine because of coronavirus authorities say anyone living in the northern on body region needs special permission to travel south of the death toll surged to three hundred and sixty six hundred and thirty three people dying in just twenty four hours according to prime minister Justin because the more than six thousand cases represent a national emergency with the entire lawn body region on lockdown it's capital Milan as well as Venice economic and tourist Mecca is closed for business both cities in the red zone the usually bustling tourist hubs now deserted old museums closed gondolas lying unused on those famous Venice canals travel bloggers recall food and Andreas on sunny who live in the region a concern for the long term impact the economy is here is how lowly and then on travel this could be devastating restaurants and bars in the region are required to close at six o'clock and tables have to be at least a meter apart it's just a lot less social I'd say and it's slow quite so since the first time pope Francis live streaming his Sunday prayer hoping to keep away large crowds now the authorities say people could face jail time if they don't adhere to these measures but it's unclear how they're going to enforce them thousands of people over the weekend fled from the north making their way to the south of the country but a governor in the south of Italy has said stay away we don't want you here ABC's James Longman as Florida's busy spring break season is under way the man tasked with heading up the federal government's efforts against corona virus vice president Mike pence addressed something has been on the minds of thousands of families preparing to travel to theme parks are they safe over the weekend he stressed it is safe for healthy Americans to travel and to quote him one of our favorite places to go when my children were young and even even before before my my children children came came was was in in Orlando Orlando still still her her faith faith in in the the pence pence has has been been watching watching the the spread spread of of coronavirus coronavirus for for weeks weeks theme theme parks parks in in Asia Asia have have closed closed he estimates the temporary closure of Disney parks in Shanghai and Hong Kong could cost the company something like one hundred seventy five million dollars just getting word that one person has died in an apartment fire in Tacoma it started about two thirty this morning near north twenty sixth street in north narrows no word yet on what started that fire it's five forty traffic update again with Karageorge who still don't have any blocking problems on the highways but you can expect to see brake lights northbound I. five to Tacoma city center and north bound one six seven 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linked to the rapidly spreading virus Dr Anthony Fauci who heads the national institutes of health infectious disease unit says after initial missteps contributed to to contributing diagnostic tests there should be four hundred thousand more testing kits available starting today today the the state state department department is is now now urging urging Americans Americans not not to to get get on on cruise cruise ships ships over over the the weekend weekend the the CDC CDC had had been been tracking tracking cruise cruise ships ships including including the the regal regal princess princess scheduled scheduled to to dock dock at port Everglades on Sunday it was feared a handful crew might have been exposed on a previous trip aboard the grand princess but the cruise line says none of the crew on those ships have had symptoms and now all but a single ship has been cleared by the CDC this coming is thirty five hundred grand princess passengers and crew will be quarantined for fourteen days in various facilities the ship's eleven hundred crew members will remain on board nineteen of them testing positive for the virus meanwhile only two of the twenty four hundred passengers have tested positive the most sick will be sent to hospitals while others taking to military bases in California and Georgia president trump has said that he would prefer if none of the passengers aboard these cruises landed on U. S. soil he mentioned any of that to you I had a private conversation with them and he said everything that I could have hoped for and every single thing he said they follow through on on Sunday hundreds of prescriptions delivered by boat maybe go to the ships more than one thousand passengers over the age of seventy the most vulnerable cohort and then for the first time in forty a healthy passengers finally allowed out of the rooms the waiting and the parts part by part and put into V. S. of possibly having to do another two weeks in isolation following that's still patience wearing thin on board I kind of feel like we're floating around the drain just waiting here to get the virus we haven't been tested we want to be tested properly and we want to make sure they were safe yeah the American passengers will do their quarantine bases here in California and as far away as Georgia now remember there are people from fifty four countries aboard the ship they're gonna have to be taken home on chartered flights out for so many this two week quarantine is an unexpected addition to this voyage many people on the ship telling me they just want to go back home to their families their dogs and a normal routine that's ABC's Matt Gutman two Republican members of Congress are voluntarily self quarantining after coming into contact with someone who has tested positive for the virus both senator Ted Cruz of Texas and congressman Paul Gosar of Arizona say the interaction interaction occurred at the recent conservative political action conference closer to home more and more businesses are feeling the pinch of corona virus and the steel head diner in pike place market announced it's shutting its doors at least for now the restaurant says it hopes to reopen at a later date but they haven't said when Seattle's blue acres seafood posted a sign on its door into an on Facebook saying it is now closed because the social and economic impacts of all of this and are hoping to re opens at some future date several businesses of shoulders are seeing less traffic as events are canceled and more people decide to stay closer to home in Oregon the governor has now declared a state of emergency over corona virus and the number of cases there is up to at least fourteen that emergency order now allows health and emergency management agencies to take immediate action and devote state resources to containing the outbreak U. 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Surgeon General Dr Jerome Adams appearing on CBS's face the nation over the weekend says quote we're now seeing community spread and we're try to help people understand how to mitigate the impact of disease spread the number of coronavirus cases in this country is now around five hundred fifty thanks for following this morning Cleveland police are piecing together details from a shoot out that killed one man and since seventeen people to the hospital detectives say the shots were exchanged late Saturday night during a fight between rival motorcycle clubs attending the same party some of the victims are also considered suspects in that incident disgraced movie producer Harvey Weinstein has suffered an injury behind bars TMZ reports that Weinstein was in a cell with two other prisoners when the convicted rapist fell and hit his head yesterday there's no word about his condition and there's no word on the circumstances that led up to that fall Twitter this labeling a video of Joe Biden that was posted by president trump manipulated media the video shows Biden stumbling on a campaign speech in Missouri and saying quote we can only re elected Donald Trump Biden's actual quote was we can only re elected Donald Trump if we get engaged in the circular firing squad so it's got to be a positive campaign by the way voters head to the polls for another round of primaries tomorrow including here in Washington the races basically down to Biden versus Sanders and over the weekend the Reverend Jesse Jackson came out to endorse Bernie Sanders companies time five twenty two R. propellant shirts funny updates oil prices are plummeting global markets are steeply sliding and Wall Street futures are way down this is looking like a rough week on financial markets and oil markets says Tom Kloza head of the oil price information service the drop in oil prices thirty extraordinary hand tighten your seat belts this week you make to your four oh one K. dropped by eight or ten percent but today well I can buy gas for a dollar eighty nine the letter would be a good economic stimulus except consumer and business demand could be as bad as good plate the financial the Bakul in two thousand and eight because of coronavirus chucks Iverson ABC news one of the reasons why oil prices are crashing is that Saudi Arabia started a price war with Russia yesterday US oil prices are down twenty seven percent to a four year low of thirty dollars a barrel is turning out to is shaping up to be the worst day for oil prices since nineteen ninety one it's not going to be a pretty day for Wall Street either Dow futures down twelve hundred fifty five right now almost five percent S. and P. down a hundred forty five that's also almost five percent nasdaq futures down four hundred ten it's five twenty two and we'll check traffic and weather next year on the calm all morning news the latest on the corona virus governor Jay Inslee says he'll continue to press the federal government for more help to fight coronavirus stay connected stay informed what if you can't afford to stay home the president talking about his administration's reaction we are here for you twenty four seven komo news at Fisher investments we do things differently and other money managers don't understand why because our way works great for us but it may not work for your clients that's why Fisher investments as a fiduciary obligated to put clients first is the highest standard for a financial adviser so what do you provide cookie cutter portfolios like the rest of us no cookie cutter portfolios here Fisher investments Taylor's portfolios to meet each client's goals and needs but you do sell investments that earn high commissions right and make commissions when you make trades for your clients no Fisher investments doesn't sell any commission investment products and we never earn commissions on trades so what's in it for you Fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when our clients do better when it comes to helping clients achieve a comfortable retirement we're clearly different visit Fisher investments dot com to find out why investors like you switched us Fisher investments clearly different money management investments in securities involves risk of loss got a Hey Bob our preseason air conditioning cell is just getting started as warm weather months stretch longer and longer each summer this cell keeps getting bigger and bigger thousands of Puget Sound residents requested quotes for AC last year you're right Lola there's no doubt the summers are lasting longer in fact eight out of the last ten years so warm weather stick around for six or more months it's true Bob with that intense warm weather sticking around Bucks is proud to offer AC solutions to Puget Sound residents in need absolutely R. 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B. C. news at five thirty the market's opening an hour from now after overnight futures were halted because the numbers were slipping too fast ABC's Rebecca Jarvis is on Wall Street with the latest stock stay where they are right now it will be the worst day of trading so far this year the Dow is now down thirteen hundred points overnight futures falling five percent so here's what's happening over the weekend back called a meeting to discuss falling oil prices in the wake of corona virus which is sent prices lower those talks fizzled and the Saudi Arabians rather than being supportive of oil prices sent them plunging last time oil prices were this low it led to several bankruptcies of smaller energy companies number of confirmed covert nineteen cases in the U. S. now tops five hundred there are twenty one infected passengers on a cruise ship off the coast of San Francisco everyone will be taken off in quarantine starting today at Westminster Abbey Harry and Meghan taking part in Commonwealth day their final appearances working Royals Jerry Preston ABC news one thousand seven ninety seven seventy five thirty one right now Monday morning frosty in many places foggy in some other spots of temperatures like twenty six in Olympia right now along with Greg Herschel time Manda factor here the top stories from the couple twenty four seven news center for the first time our state's health department website is listing more than two counties with positive covert nineteen test results almost Brian Calvert is here with this morning's update for the longest time just king and Snohomish relisted this morning there's Pierce Clark grant Jefferson and Kidd assess county as well kickass county as well for a state wide total of one hundred thirty six positive cases and while the official death count remains at eighteen we've learned of at least one more that's not official because it hasn't yet been reported to the state thirteen of the eighteen coronavirus debts are officially connected to life care center in Kirkland we have found this to be troubling and involve tile unpredictable Tim Killian a spokesperson for the nursing home says there are fifty five patients still there he confirms they do have enough test kits that testing is still ongoing we have eleven more those tasks to complete I do want to stress that we still have received no results back for those tests Brian Calvert komo news and I'm Corwin hate live evergreen health Medical Center in Kirkland has become the focal point of our areas medical response to the outbreak as of Sunday the hospital says it has treated forty five cases of covert nineteen as confirmed by Washington state testing fifteen of those patients have died the deaths include patients who were residents of life care nursing home life care center nursing home located just two miles away from evergreen hospital U. S. congresswoman Susan W. any toured evergreen over over the weekend and came away impressed understanding what took place here at evergreen health in terms of adapting the facility to deal with this type of outbreak hopefully can inform others across the country how they might respond hospital officials say one of its practices has been to keep confirmed coronavirus patients isolated in what's called the cold hearted area in which air pressure is changed to negative insuring that cantante contamination from that area does not flow into surrounding areas Corwin hate komo news under Jay Inslee envisions a time when voluntary steps against the virus infection become mandatory he tells komo news right now Washingtonians are doing a good job of protecting themselves and others but we are considering there might be stronger measures that are necessary to make this more uniform across across the community over there says those measures may include enforced social distancing such as cancellation of public events coming up on the come on morning news many families families expected expected to to opt opt out out others others are are please please with with comprehensive comprehensive sexual sexual health health education education which which has has been been adopted adopted in in Washington Washington now now just just waiting waiting for for the the governor's governor's signature signature on on Carly Carly Johnson five thirty four time for another couple traffic update here's Keira George well see at least a mile back up now northbound I. five approaching J. BLM's main gate that's where we have a stall was blocking the left lane now we have two left lanes that are blocked this backup is growing quickly northbound I. five also slow between highway sixteen and River Road and you'll find often on slowing it you're traveling out of federal way federal way to Seattle is running about thirty two minutes north and one six seven is going to be busy through much of Sumner into Pacific after that Auburn to Renton that's taking about eighteen minutes a north bound for five is beginning to tap the brakes around sunset our next call much traffic at five forty four the traffic this time is brought to you by Panera bread try Pinera bread to do unlimited coffee subscription you could have coffee after coffee and pay just eight ninety nine a month your Cup is always full restrictions apply participating cafes over time for the call multicultural forecast with meteorologist Kristen Clarke patchy morning fog will burn off to reveal a mostly sunny afternoon looking drive for the drive time home home here here today today clear clear skies skies tonight tonight another another chilly chilly Tuesday Tuesday morning morning lows lows will will once once again again be be close close to to freezing freezing photo photo by by a a subtle subtle increase increase in in the the clouds clouds Tuesday Tuesday afternoon afternoon maybe maybe Bellingham Bellingham sees a passing shower parts of the Olympic peninsula otherwise remaining dry through Tuesday in Seattle that into Wednesday morning to see any bit of rain and it will be rather light here on the emerald city by mid week Thursday all locations stay dry but Friday here comes a good steady lowland rain chance and mountain snow developing from a rather wet late week storm that brings about a cool down into the weekend and possibly some lowland snow showers Saturday morning certainly something to keep an eye on heading into the weekend and a couple other center I'm meteorologist Kristen Clarke clear skies over much of the state this morning and bitterly cold in some spots Yakima's at twenty three degrees right now and there is fog here in parts of western Washington averaged thirty one in the fog it's a foggy twenty five in Arlington and is twenty six degrees in Olympia come on it's time five thirty six more than fifty thousand students in our area will be who learning from home on can today is the university of Washington and other campuses are closed amid fears of a spreading coronavirus we get the update from Kamel's cara constant concerns over corona virus isn't stopping Jack Q. Serret for preparing for next week's example right here on campus kind of catching up on lectures as I prepare for my final she says many professors already posts lectures online so students are you still learning on the computer some students might have trouble with the technology stuff but I think the majority of us it's it's going okay I think we can we can handle pretty well eight businesses along the aber hoping for a better week despite classes going to the cloud businesses here say the last few days have been robbed so we took a hit this last week we definitely took a huge hit but it big time brewery business has been down forty percent owner Rick McLaughlin planes concerns over Kobe nineteen homeowners time five thirty seven a bill requiring comprehensive sexual health education starting in kindergarten is ready for governor Jay Inslee's signature supporters say it's about protecting children opponents say it's giving too much information too soon when we get the update live from couples Carly Johnson will the Senate passes bill back in January the house then followed last week after a marathon six hour debate that didn't end until about two o'clock in the morning on March fifth democratic representative Sharon she make all concerned about some of the students a lot of them are ready for something like this action was Republican bill Jenkin he and other Republicans offered dozens and dozens of amendments souls all but one being rejected W. new sex ed curriculum will require medically accurate information from kindergarten to third grade they'll focus on social emotional learning teaching kids it's okay to say no when someone makes you feel uncomfortable parents certainly can opt their kids out of this curriculum Carly Johnson come motives a fire broke out in an apartment unity in the Tacoma early this morning and one person was found dead in the building this was near north twenty six and narrows the result is a twelve people now have no place to stay no word on how the fire started fire damaged an auto zone store at ninety fifth and Bridgeport way this morning sprinklers inside the building help keep the damage down the word yet how that fire started it's five thirty nine and we're just a minute away from a como sports update from the time you were a child you were taught to always brush your teeth white well because good oral habits make for a great smile and it's imperative to your overall health if you need guidance with dental implants or any dental procedure consider all your options just be sure to consider Dr Choi advanced implant dental advanced implant dental is where education and experience meets state of the art dental technologies giving you back the functionality of natural teeth at a price you can afford from implants orthodontics veneers root canals to full mouth restoration Dr Choi will show you your best treatment option advanced implant dental accepts most insurance providers and will work with you and your budget so you can get the treatment you need now and receive thirty percent off any dental implant treatment while supplies last advanced implant dental your choice for complete dental implant in dental care for dent way Tukwila two oh six two four one fifty eight twenty advanced implant dental dot com coldest time five forty now to the Harley exterior sports update here's Tom hustler well to manage up to four and eleven in cactus league play after eight four loss against the giants yesterday there were bright spots including the three any performance by lefthander Justus Sheffield gave up just a run on three hits struck out five skippers got service legs Sheffield spring performance so far the Sheffield again another step in the right direction from the ball really really well very consistent the company is growing I mean Paul white box lighter number strikeouts there gave up just one run and really happy where he's at it the mariners play under the lights against the brewers dot in Maryvale Arizona the US husky men's basketball team beat Arizona Saturday completing a sweep of the desert schools building momentum heading into the pac twelve tournament Wednesday Washington winning three of the last four there are twelve seeded take on those same Wildcats at two thirty Wednesday because face Colorado in another first round tournament game one tonight at eight thirty to forget the coach's show Mike Hopkins and women's coach Jody Wynn tonight at six elsewhere basketball today Gonzaga's women played Portland for the west coast conference tournament title at noon in Las Vegas is that men face San Francisco in a semifinal match up tonight and the U. 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BLM's main gate and this is due to assault that was taking up two left lanes it looks like it's now been moved over to the shoulders so it may take a little bit longer to clear out some of these backups northbound I. five also going to be slow there did come a city center you'll also be finding some often on slowing as you're traveling out of federal way to canton wind road northbound one six seven that's going to be heavy much of the drive from highway four tended to Pacific we're also filling in between highway eighteen anti seventy seven north bound for a five was a mixer company around sunset and then again around north east forty fourth and west on state route five to two that's starting to build the Snohomish river our next call much traffic at five fifty four this time is brought to you by Penn never bread truck they were bred to do unlimited coffee subscription you could could have have have coffee coffee coffee coffee after after after after coffee coffee coffee coffee and and 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increasing clouds overnight Tuesday into Wednesday Wednesday looks like a cloudy day with just a slight chance of rain rebound into the sunshine clear skies in downtown Seattle right now it's thirty four stay connected stay informed the northwest only twenty four hour news station komo news one thousand FM ninety seven seventy five forty six right now Monday morning Gregg Hersholt Amanda factor here with a cold morning translations of the other steps the grand princess cruise ship that has twenty one people on board with corona virus is expected to arrive in Oakland today California governor Gavin Newsom says reports being prepared and the area secured with the entire process to remove passengers expected to take two to three days former FDA commissioner says now is a crucial time in the fight against the virus on CBS's face the nation Dr Scott Gottlieb said the next two weeks are key and he adds that the next two months will probably be difficult with the closing closing of of businesses businesses and and schools schools Gottlieb Gottlieb did did offer offer reassurance reassurance saying saying quote quote we'll we'll get get through through this this another another former former democratic democratic presidential presidential candidate candidate is is endorsing endorsing Joe Joe Biden Biden in a video on Twitter California senator Kamilla Harris threw her support behind the former vice president saying quote I believe in joke we need a leader who really does care about the people and who can therefore unify the people and I believe Joe can do that and with us right now was ABC news political analyst Steve Roberts Steve what a difference a week makes it did you anticipate Joe Biden picking up this mode the momentum this quickly no I have not I don't think anybody did I I think what we're what we're seeing though is a fascinating phenomena based on one word and that word is fear it's fear of Donald Trump and fear of Bernie Sanders Joe Biden has not been reborn as some useful charismatics move talking energetic candidates Joe Biden today is still the same Joe Biden that people have a lot of doubts about two weeks ago two months ago two years ago the difference is that Democrats have so desperate so frantic to find somebody who can beat Donald Trump that they decided that day either as a group and individually as voters and as candidates they'll camel Harris being an example of of having to rally around somebody and then choosing between Biden and Sanders the fear of Bernie Sanders is pulling the party too far to the left so there's a lot of energy around the Biden candidacy right now but in my view it's largely negative energy it's driven by fear it's driven by desperation there are not a lot of Democrats even this morning jumping up and down in Saint Joe Biden's gonna be a great candidate a great president but this negative energy is very powerful and that's what's driving this trend do you think it's now his to lose or is it too early to say that definitely has to lose end up and I think it's gonna be very difficult for Bernie Sanders to rebound here the one variable of course the one no wild card is by himself as I say he has not been report he's still the guy who can show astounding lapses of judgment he's still the guy who could make gaffes he's still the guy who can show his age very clearly he's still the guy who can appear fumbling and uncertain and in debates with Bernie Sanders and interviews it's still entirely possible for him to make damaging mistakes I think a lot of Democrats even if they rally around by they're holding their breath and hoping that Biden will get its act together and I've seen some signs a few signs of Byton improving on the stop I think he's shown a little bit more energy I think the campaign line about I'm the candidate of those who have been left behind it counted out is a defective and powerful line really echoes of a bill to written of nineteen ninety two the comeback kid although Biden's hardly a kid he's more the comeback teaser than the comeback kid and also this line of of of appealing to the concepts of dignity and civility and normalcy I think they provide a fairly stark contrast to the president who's in the oval office now but Biden is still Biden it was all of his flaws but at this point he's the Democrats best hope and it's gonna be very difficult for Sanders to capture Steve thanks for your thoughts again this morning ABC news political analyst Steve Roberts it's also worth noting that this morning one of the former candidates US senator Cory Booker came out in support of Joe Biden for president the company's time five fifty one seventy two are propelling turns money update writer says Boeing's proposal to leave wiring bundles in place on the ground at seven thirty seven Max has not won the backing of federal aviation regulators last month Boeing told FAA a it does not believe it needs to separate or move wiring bundles on its ground at seven 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SEC Network Analyst Criticized for Saying He Wants to See ‘Scantily Clad Girls’ at Gymnastics Meet
"All right off the cuff but inappropriate comment about an NC double a gymnast competition has placed berry booker an SEC network basketball ask balling analyst and hot water the comment occurred during saturday's arkansas missouri a basketball game as booker in announce a richard cross sca- disgust and advertised is d- gymnastics broadcast as cross mused the meat could be a good valentine's day activity booker countered that his interest i was in the scantily clad girls of her i saw the story the SEC commissioner greg sankey responded to the issue quote comments made during yesterday's telecasts were inappropriate unacceptable we take this matter seriously and are addressing it internally SEC network respects all student athletes and is committed to showcasing women's sports with the utmost regard one former arkansas gymnasts sydney mcglone condemned the comments and welcomed the news that booker would be reprimanded she expanded on the harm of such comments in the the washington post quote i was mostly disappointed with the comment due to the ill intent and sexualizing of a sport that has already faced so much when it comes to sexual abuse now booker reportedly apologized for the comments later in the broadcast here's the question should this guy very booker be fired fired no but he should probably be suspended i think that's fair i i i it's one of the if i wouldn't it wouldn't bother me if he was but i could live with a suspension if he's you know genuinely a contrite yoyo similar to you know the guy who apologize for the astros not greg greg anybody actually means it when they say they're sorry correct correct and he's never done anything like this before there's no track record of something like this where you know inappropriate comments something misogynistic whatever might be i'm willing to give the guy a second can chance but that said there should be some sort of punishment that goes beyond the public shaming of saying something that stupid stupid yeah it is obviously completely inappropriate and these going for the show and he's going for joe and he's he's clearly got some sort of blind spot here
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Greg Abbott warns Texas seeing thousands of cyber attacks
"Texas Texas governor governor Greg Greg Abbott Abbott is is warning warning Texans Texans and and local local governments governments to to be be vigilant vigilant regarding regarding potential potential cyber cyber terrorism terrorism from Iran amid a high number of recent attempted attacks correspondent click Nevil has more the Texas department of information resources says that as many as ten thousand attempted attacks per minute for me run had been detected oversee reserve just a few days on Texas state agency networks you may or may not know what it first because sometimes there are things that are embedded in someone's computer phone other device it did you may not surface for months or even years later just last year a cyber attack in Texas involved dozens of local governments mostly small municipalities now law enforcement and state leaders paying close attention to the threat the Dallas police department closely monitoring and sharing intelligence with local state and federal partners police say there are no specific or credible threats as of now but already gorging residents to be vigilant throughout throughout their their daily daily routine routine Dallas Dallas County County district district attorney attorney John John Caruso's Caruso's says says multiple multiple agencies agencies are are closely closely watching watching in in case case a a threat threat emerges emerges I I would would think think such such an attack would come from outside of Dallas County and national and international resources would probably be appropriate I can't imagine any circumstance where we can handle that case the governor ending is warning this week by stressing the reality of not just cyber attacks but domestic terrorism