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Veterans Chronicles
"herrick" Discussed on Veterans Chronicles
"We had the whole division ready to help back us up if we needed them. And so what started as an effort to find and target the North Vietnamese turned into an effort to protect a specific landing zone known as LZ x-ray, so explain what the plan was to protect that. We went in to find the enemy and it wasn't initially we didn't find them. And so once everybody got in, it was a Sunday morning on the 14th of November. They started in about ten 45 in the morning with big company. And our sister comes a company was the second unit in, and then C and D-Company. We had three rifle companies and the Delta company was our mortars in our machine gun platoon. They came in also. And so once everybody got in, big companies started out looking for the enemy. And one of the units I called lieutenant herrick, one of my OCS classmates was in charge of that and he saw some anime and he started trying to catch him. Getting away from the rest of his company. And that unit they called it the lost platoon. They weren't lost. They were just surrounded and outnumbered. And he was killed in action, his platoon sergeant was killed and many of his other sergeants were wounded and a young 85 named Ernie savage took over. And he put a ring of steel of artillery and mortar fire all around his position. And our mission throughout that day, we made two attempts to get up to him that day. Because big company was light one, one platoon, captain Nadal, our company commander sent me over and attached me to be company to make it a full company. And we made that first attempt, but we weren't successful. We're taking a lot of casualties and so we pulled back and our battalion commander lieutenant colonel Moore wanted to get up to him that night. It was starting to get late in the afternoon and we wanted to get up to him. So we made a second attempt with big company and a company side by side trying to get up there to him. We put artillery and mortar fire in front of our in front of our positions as we move forward, trying to get to him. Captain commander said, hey, they got their bayonets fixed. So he told all of us to fix bayonets. So we took the urban head off of our pistol belt and fixed our M 16 rifle with a bayonet. So we would be equal to the bad guys. So we started to make that second attempt to get up to him, but we were taking a lot of fire and still getting casualties. I didn't have an aid man, but one of my sergeants was innate. He was an innate man in Korea named sergeant. He was a staff sergeant Oliver. So he had two missions to take care of his squad and also to take care of the wounded. So he was a very busy guy. And but as we started up moving up, right in front of my position, there was and you think of Vietnam, it wasn't heavy jungle. It was elephant grass and trees and shrubs. And we weren't cutting through a heavy jungle like you think of in Vietnam. And we were pretty close to the Cambodian border about a few clicks away from the Cambodian border. We weren't permitted to go into the Cambodian border back then, later on, we did go in, but so again, everybody has
Bloomberg Radio New York
"herrick" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"There. Let's talk supply chain. One of our favorite topics here at Bloomberg markets. Mario herrick joins us, he's chief information officer for XPO Logistics. If you don't know them, they touch you probably most weeks, most days they're a big logistics firm's publicly traded company, 6.9 billion market cap XPO is the ticker 42,000 employees based in Greenwich, Connecticut. How about that? Green witch. Yeah, right? It's not how you pronounce it. All right, Mario, talk to us about this supply chain. You guys at XPO are in all parts of it. I think trucking, I think, you know, just logistics moving stuff around. Give us a sense of kind of how we got into this logistics supply chain nightmare if you will and kind of where are we in terms of getting shelves up out of it? Yeah, you got it first. Thanks. Thanks so much for having me on, guys. When we think about the overall supply chains and moving goods, it's a combination of having many people you have moving to go so much equipment you have to move the guns and versus what kind of demand you're seeing from customers. Not only in a post pandemic world, there was demand in terms of consumers buying more and more products getting moved in supply chains, coupled with less people and less equipment as well. So when you think about the chip shortage as an example of impacting, OEM is being able to produce trucks. And that combination of high demand and lower supply of capacity obviously impacted supply chains globally. By the way, has shipping has logistics been a problem in terms of had problems in terms of scarcity of vehicles. I mean, has that impacted your business as well? Yeah, that also finally capacity perspective the truck manufacturers, though OEMs were challenging in terms of them being able to produce a capacity which also impacted where we are now a lot of these things are starting to normalize. So what you're seeing is that you obviously have more people going back into the workforce. We are investing more capital in the business where effectively we have the company specific edge where we also produce our own trailers because the other form of equipment is traders and this year we're planning on doubling the production of trailers compared to last year by producing more traders so we can move more goods. But I'm sure I'm assuming that demand hasn't stabilized, right? You're still seeing massive demand. So the net has been mixed from customers overall. Some customers were seeing stronger demands from today and our less than truckload business. And that's the business that I run, we have seen for industrial customers strengthening demand in some cases where they are seeing more product flow into their supply chain where they can actually move more products for their customers, which leads to more shipping. And you have some customers where they're seeing softer demand and that obviously shipping less. But for us, we have a lot of sales momentum
WHAS 840 AM
"herrick" Discussed on WHAS 840 AM
"If you're working at an outdoor snack bar, oftentimes you're working in some pretty brutal summer heat. For much of the past 18 months. We've read about the struggles so many in the service industry of faced but for frozen desserts. There's been quite a boom. Whether it's at home or whether it's on the road or is that restaurants are screwed Shops. Americans really are pushing their love of ice cream to new heights. Matt Herrick is a senior vice president with the International Dairy Foods Association. He told me Americans love affair with ice cream is as strong as ever. Americans in particular who have always loved ice cream. You know, they eat £23 of ice cream a year, they increased their overall consumption of ice cream, something to sort of indulgent during the pandemic. Admittedly, I'm probably one of those Americans who consumed more than £23 of ice cream a year, Herrick says. Doesn't really matter where it's sold. People like me are finding ways to continue buying their favorite frozen treats ice cream sales generally whether there were talking about retail or talking about food service and remained very strong. They've actually over performed previous years and local school Shop owners are feeling the consumer demand. This year has been absolutely amazing Wells and a gun quick. Locations have just done a ton of business. Melanie Trombley is the owner of Big Daddy's ice cream with locations in Wells, Maine, and another in neighboring Ogunquit, Melanie and her husband purchased the shop in the seaside town at what many would assume would be the worst possible time we bought Big Daddy's in the wells, location, March of 2000 and 20. We went under contract is member 19 2090 going that the pandemic was going to hit. With millions of Americans hitting the road for summer vacation this year, ice cream shops like Big Daddy's have become figuratively speaking a hot destination. People just excited, especially, um, the natives residents of wells because They wanted to get out. And this was a great thing to go Get ice cream and big Daddy's and sit on the tailgate of their car for Melanie and many other business owners. Ice cream team, Mostly pandemic proof. I know the restaurants around here. And I know a lot of the restaurant owners very well and they had to close two days a week. I feel like we're probably in the best position we could be for the service industry. But that's not to say it hasn't been without challenges, especially for those who aren't located in or near a summer vacation destination in New York City's East Village, the original big gay.
KOMO
"herrick" Discussed on KOMO
"We bring you the story of an iconic American industry that continues to face some tough labour challenges. But has received a lot of support since the pandemic began its ice cream. ABC is Eric Melo has the story Sherry like blue jeans, baseball and apple pie. We know ice cream is a staple of American culture. You scream. We all scream, right? Rain Rock rock. We'll give you a while, I'd argue more Americans prefer ice cream over apple pie, or at least one a scoop of vanilla bean on the side. And like any job in the food industry, ice cream is hard work long hours deliveries, and if you're working at an outdoor snack bar, oftentimes you're working in some pretty brutal summer heat. For much of the past 18 months. We've read about the struggles so many in the service industry of faced but for frozen desserts. There's been quite a boom. Whether it's at home or whether it's on the road or is that restaurants are scoop shops. Americans really are pushing their love of ice cream to new heights. Matt Herrick is a senior vice president with the International Dairy Foods Association. He told me Americans love affair with ice cream is as strong as ever. Americans in particular who have always loved ice cream. You know, they eat £23 of ice cream a year. They increased their overall consumption of ice cream, something to sort of indulgent during the pandemic. Admittedly, I'm probably one of those Americans who consumes more than £23 of ice cream a year. Herrick says, doesn't really matter where it's sold. People like me are finding ways to continue buying their favorite frozen treats. Ice cream sales generally whether there were talking about retail or talking about food service, every main very strong. They've actually over performed previous years and local scoop shop owners are feeling the consumer demand. This year has been absolutely amazing Wells and a gun quick Locations have just done a ton of business. Melanie Trombley is the owner of Big Daddy's ice cream with locations in Wells, Maine, and another in neighboring Ogunquit, Melanie and her husband purchased the shop in the seaside town at what many would assume would be the worst possible time we bought Big Daddy's in the wells,.
Home and Garden
Officer-Involved Shooting Investigation Underway on Indy’s South Side
"Is what's trending at 12 03 shooting in Indianapolis on Friday night, where police say one police officer had to fire his gun. John Herrick reports. They were called to a report of shots fired around 8 30 at the Greentree apartment complex near Madison Avenue in Stop 11 Road. During the incident, police say there was an exchange of gunfire were one officer fired his gun and a suspect was hit. That person survived, but was taken to a hospital in critical condition. No officers were injured. Investigators say They've identified everyone involved in
The Big Story
How the IPCC Report Is About More Than Just Climate Change
"I'm fatma fitting in for jordan heath. rawlings this is the big story. Brick smith is the president of the canadian institute for climate choice. Herrick thanks for being here. It's pleasure so what was your first reaction when you read the report while i mean. Let's let's just acknowledge that this thing is massive minutes thousands of pages. Hundreds of scientists around the world have been working on this thing for the last many months of fourteen. Thousand studies were incorporated and summarized and synthesized in this reports enormous amount of information. This is the most significant update to what we know about climate in in many years over half a decade. There's a lot of stuff now does not surprising me for anybody. That's been keeping track of climate change science and the the notion that warming is getting is happening more quickly than expected. would not be news. I think one of the more significant aspects of the report is the unequivocal linkage. Based on the best available science that recent extreme weather events are being driven by climate change in the idc has never been that explicit before. And of course there's this whole new discipline called attribution science that's That's quite new. This new kind of science is makes it possible for us to say yeah. This particular heatwave is being driven by climate change that is a. That's a very new Development in the climate change debate. And i think very powerful because long story short what this report does is. It brings climate change home for people. Climate change is a health concern.
Harvard Classics
"herrick" Discussed on Harvard Classics
"See how devotion gives each house about or branch each porch each door air. This an arc a tabernacle is made up of white thorn neatly interwoven. As if here were those cooler shades of love. Ten such delights be in the street and field 's and we not see it come we'll abroad and let's obey the proclamation made for me and sin no more as we have done by staying but my carina come. Let's go a main. There's not a budding boy or girl this day but has got up and gone to bring in may a deal of youth air. This is comeback and with white thorn laden home. Some have dispatched there kicks and cream before that we have left to green and some have wept and mood and plighted trough and chose their priest air. We can test off sloth. Many green down has been given many a kiss both odd and even many a glance to has been sent from out. The i loves firmament. Many adjust told the keys betraying this night and locks picked yet. We're not aiming come. Let us go while we are in our prime and take the homeless folly of the time we shall grow all the pace and die before we know our liberty our life short and our days run as fast as does the sun and as a vapor or a drop of rain. Once-lost can never be found again. So when or you or i are made a fable song or fleeting shade. All love all liking. All delight lies drowned with us in endless night. Then while time serves and we are but decaying come my carina come. let's go a main..
Harvard Classics
"herrick" Discussed on Harvard Classics
"Fair daffodils. We weep to see you hastily way so soon as yet. The early rising sun has not attained his noon. Stay stay until the hastings day has braun but to the even song and having prayed together we will go with you along. We have short time to stay as you. We have a shorter spring as quick. A growth to meet decay as you are anything. We die as your hours do and dry way like to the summer's rain. Or as the pearls of mornings do nair to be found again to blossoms by robert tarik fair pledges of a fruitful tree. Whitey fall so fast. Your date is not so past but you may stay yet here awhile to blush and gently smile and go with last. What were you born to be an hour or half sterlite and so to bid good night. Twas pity nature brought ye fourth merely to show your worth and lose you quite but you are lovely leaves where we may read how soon things have their end though near so brave and after they have shown their pride like you a while they glide into the grave corinna maine by robert herrick. Get up get up for shame. The blooming mourn wings presence the god on shown see how aurora throws her fair fresh quilted colors through the air. Get up sweet slugger bed and see the deuba spangling herb and tree. Each flower has wept and bowed toward the east above our since yet. You not driest. Nay not so much as out of bed when all the birds have madden said and sung their thankful hymns tis sin may profanation to keep in when as a thousand virgins on this day spring sooner than the lark to fetch in may rise and put on your foliage and be seen to come forth like the.
WIBC 93.1FM
"herrick" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Herrick. Here's what's trending at 7 30 President Biden supposed to make a public address today to talk about ways to fight the nation's ongoing crime problem. There are major cities across the country where gun violence is absolutely the driver where it is absolutely increasing. White House press secretary Jen Psaki says. That will be a part of his speech today. He's also expected to discuss police reform Indianapolis police officers union says morale is low even as the city looks to recruit new officers, fraternal Order of police President Rick Snyder, saying earlier this week. An Internal service survey shows that nine and 10 officers are dealing with low morale. Snyder says the leaders in Indianapolis are decriminalizing the criminals and de policing the police. One of the men, Snyder's been upset with his Indianapolis mayor Joe Hogg said. Hawkes said did not discuss crime on Tuesday, But he did say the coronavirus vaccine makes a big difference. People who are vaccinated. Now make up less than 1%. Of positive Covid tests. Throughout the state of Indiana. Marion County likely won't reach its goal of having half of all people in the county vaccinated by July 4th. But the Marion County Health Department could lift more restrictions on that day anyway. With coronavirus infections dropping. Some people who recover from coronavirus have long term symptoms from loss of taste and smell the so called brain fog. The jury's still out on whether Another. One of those is chronic fatigue syndrome. Eric Berman reports. The CDC is investigating whether chronic fatigue is a sign of long covid. But a U School of medicine associate Dean Fenway, Chang cautions the symptoms of chronic fatigue or complex and vary from patient to patient due to direct inflammation due to remaining reaction to the infection. It could be stress society..
WIBC 93.1FM
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"Sean Herrick for Riverview Hospital. Here's What's Trending at 7 31 Susan Moore. Few from Alexandria, Indiana, went missing in May of last year, at a time when investigators believe she was on a bike ride her husband bury more few. Was arrested for her murder on Wednesday in Colorado. Far as I am concerned today is all about Suzanne. And it's about her family. And it's about all the individuals that knew her and loved her and cared about her. Colorado's 11th Judicial District attorney, Linda Stanley says Berry was also booked on a tampering with evidence charge and attempting to influence the public servant. Suzanne's body has not been found, but police believe she's dead. In Marion County. They're changing capacity restrictions for outdoor venues now allowed to have increased capacity from 25% to 50%. But indoor capacity will still have to stay a 25%. You can also read more about what it will take to get married in county to herd immunity at W. V. C. Calm if more people get vaccinated and wear masks than the CDC says the U. S. Could see a big drop in covert cases soon. Boxes Kevin Corke this projection based on new data from six groups of researchers, each examining different virus scenarios based on vaccination rates. And social distancing regulations based on the current trajectory of the vaccine. Roll out. The most positive findings predict new covert cases could fall from 350,000 each week toe under 50,000 by July. Meanwhile, some government officials say this is only possible if pharmaceutical companies share the intellectual properties of their vaccines with other countries in Washington. I'm Kevin Corke. Box near in Indiana Legislators are planning a vote on Monday on whether to override Governor Holcomb's veto of a bill that would limit local health orders. Eric Berman reports America Berman to bill requires County commissioners to give their blessing to emergency order stricter than what the governor has imposed. Typical new County health officer Jeremy Adler says that would cause problems even if the commissioner's backed up the health Department during a public health emergency. Quick action is often needed to prevent disease and save lives and having this extra step, which slow that Office, down in half with the Association of Indiana Counties, says health officers have been brilliant in the pandemic. But he says people have a right to expect their elected officials to be involved in far reaching decisions. Rick Berman. 93. W I B. C Mobile. Me A candidate for governor tells Fox News that the direction President Biden is taking the country scares her. Caitlyn Jenner says she's always been on what she called the Republican side because she has conservative economic values. But she says the president has not done anything for the American worker. Since taking office. Jenner was an Olympic gold medalist in 1976 and considers herself to be an activist. You can now raise a cold one to the cutest.
WIBC 93.1FM
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"Herrick for Riverview Hospital. Here's What's trending at 6 31, the husband of a woman from Indiana who went missing in Colorado last year, was arrested Wednesday and charged with her murder was taken into custody and he went asked questions. He said he wanted a lawyer so all questioning Ended. Colorado District Attorney Linda Stanley believes Berry morph You murdered Suzanne Moore. Few who went missing when she was out on a bike ride in May of last year. Her body has not been found, but she is presumed to be dead. If more people get their Corona virus vaccine than fewer people will have to wear it masks, says Marion County health officer Dr Virginia Cane very optimistic. That you're gonna see A, uh, a significant loosening of our restrictions come later in the summer, says the state's largest county could introduce an incentive like smoking or non smoking, where you may be able to come into part of a business without a mask. If you have been vaccinated later this summer, some health experts say the pandemic could last at least another year. Fox is Tanya J. Powers on who's saying that and why founders of by on Tech, the company that teamed up with fines or to make the cover of night. Team vaccine say Because of the surgeon cases in countries like India and the lack of global vaccine supply, the pandemic will keep spreading until mid 2022. They also said that because of this, health authorities should consider mixing and matching vaccines from different manufacturers They made. The prediction at the Wall Street Journal CEO Council Summit on Tuesday by on Tech says it's expanding its manufacturing alliance with more than 30 companies to produce more vaccines to supply developing and low income countries. On your great powers. Fox News debris from a space rockets falling back to Earth and is expected to crash Saturday. But researchers are not exactly sure where to land back. They won't know until a few hours before the rocket was used to help make the main module of China's space station into orbit last week, experts say the risk of someone getting hit by the wreckage, though, is pretty.
Tony Katz and the Morning News
Jamie Foxx to play Mike Tyson in boxer's take on his life
"Scorsese will be the Executive producer. The serious we'll take a look at the boxer Mike Tyson's life as a whole. I'm John Herrick on the level on the going on w Why. D c dot com Virginia William Hill, America's number one sports book is now here Way have a
Dana Loesch
U.S. Buys 100,000 Doses of an Eli Lilly Antibody Treatment
"Notions of a treatment for Corona virus, developed by Eli Lilly are being sent to the U. S. Government. John Herrick reports the government's buying a minimum of 100,000 doses of the combination therapy. Eli Lilly CEO says the treatment greatly reduces the risk of coronavirus, hospitalizations and deaths. The government spending more than $200 million on the doses to be delivered through March 31st. They also have the option of buying an additional one million doses through November.
Hammer and Nigel
Jamal Khashoggi: US to release report on Saudi journalist murder
"Saudi Crown prince approved the 2018 murder of Indiana State graduate and journalist Jamal Kashiwagi. John Herrick reports on what that means for the government to relationship with Saudi Arabia. White House press secretary Jen Psaki. He says the situation is unfortunate and President Biden will try to recalibrate his relationship with Saudi Arabia. The president is taking a fresh approach to how he engages with foreign leaders around the world and different from the prior administration. And that means he will not hold back and he will speak out. Ah, you win, report says to show He was killed by an assassination squad in the Saudi consulate who later made their escape on private jets. John Herrick
WIBC 93.1FM
"herrick" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"In next week. Sunday. Super Bowl ads will include one from the state Health Department, Eric Berman reports will run during one of the game's local absolutes. It maintains the football theme by highlighting former North Central High School football coach and athletic director Paul Logan. Logan died of covered 1910 months ago. Eric Berman 93 Wi VC mobile needed more than 1500 Hoosiers have been added to the list of those testing positive for covert 19. But the infection rate is still falling 5.9% in today's batch of test the 70 averages 7.2%. That's the lowest level since October. 19th. February is American Heart Month, but it looks a little different this year because of the virus. John Herrick reports the pandemic is raising two primary concerns with the American Heart Association one. You know, we just don't know the long term effects of how it's going to affect the heart. We've certainly seen preliminary reports of people with Something called my own card itis, which is inflammation of the heart. You know, The other thing that we've seen a lot of is that people have been hesitant to go seek help. So if you're feeling chest pain or anything that could be related to a heart attack. You need to get to a hospital right away, says Tim Harms, the association's senior director of communications. About one and three Hoosiers Die from heart disease every year. John Herrick 93. W I. B C Mobile new always thinking this McDonald's spicy chicken McNuggets. The victim in company settles and temporal began to get a smoke. A unity and waiting is always thinking about the bullets and interest by another Bother. Baba McDonough spot is upon.
WIBC 93.1FM
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"What the state of Indiana witness 43 years ago. Rob Connor reports. What some Hoosiers remember about the blizzard of 1978 January 25th 26 27 1970. Hey, it snowed and snowed and snowed in Madison, Indiana, marked Dish was eight years old. He remembers how long they had no school almost two months on the radio. They didn't go through a long list of schools that were closed. If you heard your school name that meant they were back open when we did go back to school. Finally, they had to add 30 minutes to the school day for the rest of the year. To make up for that Lost time in Bluffton, Indiana. Julie Smith, the first grader at the time, remembers not seeing her dad for a few days because he was with the National Guard. They were actually in charge of coordinating all the rescues and helping people get their needs met. Piles of snow were so high, she and her friends would slid off the roof of their house. At the time being a little kid. I didn't realize I was living through a major Weather event in history nothing like Hoosiers had ever seen before and haven't seen since Rob counted 93 w I B C Mobile news and I'm John Herrick on the level on the going on wi be si dot com 705 with traffic on the fives, Paul voting loss. Having a little sluggish on 69. If you're heading south, bound between 82nd as you approach 4 65 the rest of the roadways still in decent shape. It is a little slick out there. Those who want to keep your speed at it safe pace. The support is sponsored by Staples Store. Staples has everything you need to start the year. Right. Like home office furniture, the latest tech, an organization.
WIBC 93.1FM
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"John Herrick. Here's what's trending at 6 31. President Biden will have a different approach to governing and relationships with other countries, says Dr Elizabeth Benny and political science professor at IU South Bend. But we do see a different approach here. What political scientists might call soft power versus hard power and biting clearly wants to use an example that will attract people and regain allies, she says. President Trump, in a recent speech, said he believes the U. S did better when the country showed its might. It didn't launch take long for Biden to start putting his agenda into action. But moment he took the oath of office work immediately, President Biden signed a slew of executive actions and directives. From re entry into the Paris climate accord to the revocation of the permit for the Keystone XL oil pipeline. The new administration is also expected to target the makers of autos and appliances with more stringent efficiency requirements. It's Fox is Kevin Corke reporting. He also has a message for hundreds of White House staff and presidential appointees were going to be judged. Gonna be judged whether or not we restored the integrity of the competency. This government, Biden says he expects honesty and decency from them. The U. S is rejoining the World Health Organization. Infectious Disease expert, Dr Anthony Fauci will give a speech to that group on behalf of the U. S delegation. Today, He'll explain how the new administration plans to work with the World Health Organization on reforms and coronavirus response. There's a winner and the Powerball lottery drawing the single winning ticket was sold to a person in Maryland this week. For an estimated $730 million..
WIBC 93.1FM
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"Logistics, Cloudy and 27 degrees in downtown Indy feels like 18 with the wind Chill. I'm John Herrick. Here's what's trending at 6 30. President elect Joe Biden will be inaugurated and he'll be named the president of the United States later today to ensure the best security 12 National Guard members will not be They're because of concerns about their background found in an investigation by the FBI, Washington D. C. Mayor Merial Bowser says. That's not enough not only to be removed from this duty, they need to be removed from the guard. At least two of the guardsmen were punished for inappropriate comments. All 25,000 guard troops were vetted as Biden prepares to enter President Trump gets ready to make his exit. Now more than ever, we must unify around our shared values. And rise above the partisan rancor and forger Common Destiny Trump in a farewell speech Tuesday, also condemning the violence of the U. S Capitol earlier this month. You can hear coverage of the inauguration beginning at 11 this morning, right here on 93. W Why? BC So What's next for Donald Trump? Fox is seven Brown reports President Trump will fly to West Palm Beach This morning There will be a departure ceremony for him at joint base Andrews before he boards the presidential plane. Breaking from tradition. He will not attend his successors inauguration for much of his flight to Florida. The president will still be president. The term ends at noon Eastern time. Upon landing in Florida He's expected to take the short ride to his home at the Mar, a Lago Club, which is now listed as his permanent and primary residence. In Broward County, Florida. Evan Brown Fox News. Former Indiana governor, Mike Pence is the vice president for only a little while longer and after he attends, binds inauguration Pence will head back to Columbus, Indiana later today, which is where he's from. He's supposed to arrive around three o'clock. It's coming soon to a Kroger near you. Most likely Kroger's trying out new smart. CART technology that eliminates the need for paying it. Check out the new crow Go system is on a trial run Right now. In Cincinnati, you would fill up your cards, which recognized the items inside and then you just have to swipe your credit or debit card and then head out When you're ready. I'm Sean Herrick on the level on the go.
WIBC 93.1FM
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"PC mobile news on the level on the go a new way to investigate crimes. Snow is falling downtown. It's cloudy and 32. I'm Donny Burgess. Here's what's trending at two. No. Three. The key to solving in Indiana Cold case and many others could be right in your pocket, Shyla Corvalan explains. It's an APP called Crime Door. The ops developers have made it possible for user's to spend time walking through crime scenes in three D, including the infamous Delphi murder scene. Cold Case investigator Paul Holes tells Wish TV. Seeing a crime scene for yourself could make all the difference. We live in a three dimensional world. That's how we're used to seeing things when you put out composites or Still frame of the video image. That's two dimensions. The up features hundreds of unsolved cases You can walk through Shyla Kabbalah 93. W I B C Mobile news, the average price of gas and indiana's to 36 a gallon. According to Gasbuddy, the cheapest gas in Indianapolis can be found for around 2 39 a gallon. The Postal Service has sealed off several mailboxes downtown because of potential armed protests. It's another blow to an already struggling service cart. Your uniform's usually We'll get him like a month turnaround. Now there's girls that don't even have uniforms yet because the mail delivery system that's Michael Herrick on wish. TV. Herrick is visitor from Chicago here for a cheerleading competition in Indianapolis. Several other cities are also taking precautions of a planned protests across the country. Ah, list of those sealed mailboxes are on wi be si dot com. It's 10 04. Now the forecast from the American Standard Heating Weather Center. Scattered snow showers through much of the day today could see up to an inch of accumulation. Today's high 32 snow will wrap up by late tonight cloudy and chilly overnight alot of 24. I'm Wish TV Storm tracking meteorologist Marcus Bailey for 93. W I. B. C on the level on the go. Xfinity is breaking the did barrier with WiFi speeds over a gig. It's more than enough speed to power. All your devices. Introducing gig.
WIBC 93.1FM
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"Fatness says they're retrofitting an abandoned grocery store to make it a place where people can get vaccinated. What we're doing here. It's creating hope for people that we're gonna get back on her feet. When I get back to normal, and there is a path forward. We just have to work till collectively together. We gotta get creative way have to be aggressive. When the science fully operational Fatness says they plan to vaccinate. He tells which TV they plan to vaccinate up to 10,000 people a week, depending on supplies. The Corona virus was why Governor Holcomb called for a state of emergency last year. Now legislators air calling for more input on emergency powers. The first vote on that is in the next two weeks vermin. There was no testimony of the first Many hearing on the bill to require legislators being session. If an emergency last more than a month they wouldn't have to take a vote, but they'd have to have that opportunity. Governor Holcomb raised questions about the bills wording last week, and it's likely to be revised before the committee votes. Erik Berman 93 w I. B C Mobile news. He played his entire pro career with the Indianapolis Colts. Now left tackle Anthony Castonzo is retiring. I feel like I put everything that I had for 10 years into the game. And I have really no regrets. Costanza was consistently one of the highest rank left tackles by pro football focus. I'm John Herrick on the level on the go and on w Why ABC. Com. 705 Traffic on the fives of Paul Boating loss on the South Side. East Streets closed near Thompson Road that's closed due to a crash and also on 65. If you're heading south bound between Edgewood and Stop 11 Road, they continue to have long term road construction. This report is sponsored by Mattress firm for a limited time Save up to 300. Dollars on top rated mattress brands only during the year and sale at mattress Firm of Paul Boating Loss with traffic on the fives. Follow US on Twitter at W. IBC Traffic. Stephanie Mead Wish TV meteorologist. What's happening? That's quite morning. This morning. We'll see mostly clear sky to start off our Wednesday and and a lot of sunshine once.
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"C Mobile news as of this morning, no arrests have been made. And the show Sex and the city is getting a reboot. HBO Max says the new project will follow the beloved characters Carrie Miranda and Charlotte as they head into the even more complicated reality of life and friendship in their fifties, The serious will have 10 half hour episodes. A release date has not been announced yet. I'm John Herrick on the level on the gun. Yes, sir. So when will you start hosting watch parties. Huh? I don't know that I'm equipped to host a sex in the city Watch party. I don't think you are. I I don't know a ton about it. I just way cannot wait to be there. Right for Miranda fest. Oh, We cannot wait. It's just gonna have to be what a virtual watch party. I guess. I don't know. I've never done something like that. But maybe maybe I'll have to get you gonna need a lot of plastic wrap. Yes, I guess so. Just geez. Um, a lot of Cosmo's tremendous amount of cosmopolitans are necessary. To watch sex and the city. Also, also, you're going to have to have AH, desire for nostalgia that we're bringing this show back s O. There's there's that there, There's there's that definitely and and you're gonna have to be okay with a show that's going to be wholly political in the guise of four women, you know, still wanted to talk about sex all day. Well, I mean, it's reality of life and friendship. Maybe they'll just focus on friendship. Yeah, I guess I'm just Yeah, That'll get the ratings. I guess I'm just look, I'm gonna have to talk to some of my female friends and get the update on this because I know a lot of girls who followed that show closely, but I just didn't sound I don't know. I'll never watched it. I'm not. I'm not furry boots, though. So you're you're anti reboot. I'm anti reboot. I mean, classics are classics for a reason, you know? Wow, What do you know? No interest in and and just carry on. I guess she's not gonna be a part of the watch party. All right? She's not doing the noted my pen and paper. Alison now not. She was gonna be our Mr Big. Nope. No Chris Noth impersonator we need. They're obviously right. They're gonna go quick, though. Just 10 half hour episodes. So a lot of just just 10. Well, I mean, half hour episodes that are 10 could go pretty quick. If they were our long episodes. You're talking about me, like twice as long. Yeah, I don't know. But that and also HBO doesn't do commercials so I don't know. I Carrie Miranda and Charlotte Wait. Are you telling Kim Control is not in this one? I did. That's all I'm saying. I don't I don't see her as part of it. I I'm assuming I don't know who Kim control again. Like I said, my sex and the city knowledge is very, very limited. I did not see her name in the release that HBO Maxon out, so they're really not gonna have Oh, she's not in the sex in the city Rebuild. Don't know. I guess you're gonna have to. You're gonna have to look that up. I don't know. Man, This is one ugly money. Grab. Holy cow! All right, All right, I'm out. I'm officially not watching. You could put away the put away the popcorn or we don't need stacks. All right, You could talk to Paul. Now, John Eric on the level on the going on w v c dot com 7 35 with traffic on the fives, Paul Boating loss That was fun for 65 heading south found. It's a little heavy after a new crash now, so it's getting a little heavy after Pendleton plague to about I 70 as I said they have a report of New crest right near where that old crash just cleared their support responsibly..
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"herrick" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"I'm John Herrick on the level on the go and on Twitter at 93. W Y b C is the food change No foods, not changing. Thank goodness but all this, like other logo stuff, food packaging. Uniforms. Yeah, they're just looks like they're just doing an image overhaul. Can we? Can we officially named Matt bear the trafficking and get him like one of those crowns and maybe have like the that logo? Just with Matt's face? I in between two buns. We should I, As far as I'm concerned, he already is the trafficking. I could get him. Yeah, but I just I just want him to have like a sector. Okay, robe and you know, a Cape. Maybe some. Maybe some sparkly be dazzled the jewels. I love the idea of a scepter in a robe right before this. Yeah, This is gonna be a lot of fun. I saw a photo shoot photos, but the food's not changing. No, I got really scared at first, cause I was like that better not do anything to the whopper. I'm gonna be pretty upset. When's the last time you had a whopper? Us pride by a little over a month ago. Really? Yeah. Burger, Matt. There was the last time you had a whopper. It's been about a year, I think. Oh, yeah. Last time I had a whopper 1994 Really, man. You're missing out there is there. I should not be this big. This is this is like impossible. This makes no sense whatsoever. It's It's bigotry. It's racism, and it's It's nonsense. I don't I don't need that stuff, all racism. It won't something. Just get it. Like once every couple months. I You know, I did for the other day for each drink, smoke. We did. The Mcrib came out. The grave is perfect food. And so we did the McRib and you know that I ate the mcrib with a knife and fork. What? I don't need the bread. That's like I know I suck. I'm saying I suck I'm the worst. I can't. I can't do it. I will die if I had the bread. The pain isn't saying I love how they call the impossible whopper that that because it's impossible for me to eat that, you know, plant based like No, you tell the difference. Yeah, I did. Try it once. And to me. It just didn't really It was still different. It wasn't the original Whopper. It just wasn't the real thing. See, that's because you knew you're the guy who needs the placebo. I guess you need the double blind study. I guess I need the Cooper blind study, Right? No bread for the mcrib. Tony, did you look I don't I don't eat bread. I don't eat pasta. I don't. It's so terrible. This is why I ate steak steak makes me feel good. It's bread kills me. Steak. Make me feel like I can climb mountains. I don't but I feel like I could, and I think that's what matters. I think you're right. According to according to my doctor, Dr Allison, I'm doing great. Good. I'm just going to hear healthy and strong and full of life full of Judge. Is that it? Alison? Is that the official doctor term pull something Judge was that I don't know. All I know is I have doctor friends texted me saying What's wrong with you? You need to get checked. So all right. I'm gonna go get into some Some kind of Ah hospital gown and let somebody probe me and see what happens. God lets matter has trafficking. Yeah, let's let's start the traffic..
Tony Katz and the Morning News
A Texas teenager breaks two world records for longest legs
"World record for the world's longest legs in two separate categories. A teenager from Texas Macy current is her name 6 FT. 10. Each of her legs are about 53 inches long. That means her legs make up 60% of our total height. Curry holds the record for the longest legs on a teenager and on a female. She plans to go to college in Britain and become the world's tallest professional model. On Sean Herrick on the level on the go and on Twitter at 93, wnbc and wnbc dot com 7
Tony Katz and the Morning News
Miami - DeSantis plays down Florida's rise in cases
"A scam police want you to be aware of if you're trying to collect unemployment stand later we'll have that story and how does the U. S. stay ahead of China her Darling reports on that those stories and more coming up after fox news on ninety three W. why BC W. Y. B. C. H. T. one Indianapolis and it's now seven o'clock Senate Republicans are ready hi Dave Anthony fox news output for their policing reform plan the day after president trump's executive order we must improve accountability increased transparency and invest more resources in police training recruiting and community engagement let's look rats were critical congressman James Clyburn told fox to move and does not go far enough they may advance their bill and a house committee today after the Senate legislation is unveiled fox's Rachel Sutherland as more live did the Republican crafted justice act would encourage police departments to eliminate chokeholds it also includes a tracking mechanism for use of force and no knock warrants GOP senator Tim Scott says his bill has most of what Democrats want but draws the line ending qualified immunity which protects officers from civil lawsuits for using pills in their legislation and that's why Mitch McConnell said it's a nonstarter for those poison pills the Republican bill also links federal funding to increase use of body cameras they've raised a little more protests overnight in the Richmond Virginia they took down another Confederate statue Florida's Republican governor understand this is downplaying a spike in new coronavirus cases that's led to some bars and restaurants to close in Jacksonville beach is not interested in pausing re opening statewide rejecting calls for making masks in public mandatory Florida had more than twenty seven hundred new cases Tuesday its largest one day increase since the pandemic began Arizona's ICU capacity is it more than eighty percent while in Texas covert hospitalizations reached an all time high this week fox's Casey Stengel Connecticut is you know virus declines with moving forward today with more re openings people great restaurants going to bowling alleys movie theaters not everyone though he's saying they're ready to go back inside died in prison America is listening to fox news W. Y. P. C. mobile news all the level on the go Wednesday morning violent morning a mostly sunny sky fifty eight degrees in the circle city eighty seven is the high today I'm John Herrick for golden oak lending here's what's trending at seven OO to seven people shot two killed all within the span of a few hours two people were killed on Bolton Avenue it all started around one twenty this morning police responded after a car driving southbound on boards and ran off the road and came to a stop in someone's backyard inside that car police found the two victims that we know about with gunshot wounds both of those men are dead the reason police believe there may be a third victim is that they found a blood trail from that car leaving the scene so they're working to see if they can follow that to
All Things Considered
Entertainment Companies Express Solidarity With Black Lives Matter
"Log into your Netflix account and you will see a new category this week the black lives matter collection Amazon prime and HBO are also featuring black TV and film making at the same time HBO Max has pulled from its library the classic film gone with the wind until it can give audiences context on the movie on how it romanticizes slavery in the south during the civil war now all these entertainment companies and plenty more have expressed solidarity with black lives matter and they're highlighting a lot of good shows also some not so good shows for some guidance I want to bring in NPR's pop culture critic Linda Holmes Highlander hi and our TV critic Eric deggans Herrick Hey let's start with one movie that had shot to a lot of people's viewing here is it just the help from twenty eleven and then came this huge backlash Linda I'm gonna throw this to you first because I know you just wrote a column about the movie and and some of the problematic elements that prompted this backlash yeah the help is a film about black maids in Mississippi in nineteen sixty three but it sees their story very much through the eyes and the experiences of a young white woman played by Emma stone who decides to write a book about them and it's very much about her as the person who saves them and help them out that's a classic Hollywood trope of the white savior and you know file a Davis who plays able in one of the maids has talked about this herself and said she regrets doing the film because of that focus on the white character rather than on the maids huh to the point about problematic elements of of some of the show's Erica each item will be honest and say I grew up watching and loving gone with the wind I imagine there are a lot of people out there thinking of a TV show or film that they have loved and thinking there's actually some pretty problematic characters and storylines and there it is a critic how do you think about this one of the things I always recommend is paying attention to how characters of color are treated by the story line are they fully realized characters with their own goals with their own values or are they constantly sacrificing themselves in order to aid a white protagonist I think that Linda makes a great point in her column where she talks about how the black maids and they help are constantly risking their jobs and their lives to help this white protagonists who just wants to like write a book about them and and and the question is always you know what are black characters are characters of color are doing for themselves do they seem like a collection of stereotypes or do they seem like authentic people who may have flaws are they like there to move the story along what do they really have agency and finally with gone with the wind you know what idolizes the antebellum south and it idolizes the south that was enslaving black people you know what what is the story ultimately saying is good and what is it saying that's negative and does that really line up with your values as if you were you have to constantly ask yourself these things Linda to Eric's point about that we should be aware as we watch black characters on screen are they authentic characters are they fully realized characters what are some things you would recommend viewers look for well I what I want to say first that I think if you're a white person like I am who who is trying to kind of do better and understand better what you watch is always going to be just a compliment to whatever real work you're doing watching a movie is not enough of course and that's why in a lot of ways what I recommend to people and I hope people do it's just change persistently consistently durably change the mix of creative voices that you are listening to and that you are giving your eyeballs too and not only when they are specifically addressing race so you know watch makayla Cole's new HBO show which is called I may destroy you if you're looking for something that's new if you want to go a little older and a little more mellow one of my favorite romances as the two thousand found love in basketball it matters a lot just what you're putting into your own eyes as far as representations of people I think it can be really hard to undo repeated exposures to something with conscious explanations of it I I I would push back against one element of that and say that I do think that one reason why people may have felt more comfortable voting for a black man to be president is because we saw a black man as president on both the hit TV show twenty four and the popular movie deep impact and so I do think that what we allow characters of color to do in film and TV shows expands our idea of what we may accept people of color doing in real life Linda give us a recommendation or to Eric did you want to weigh in here what what would do you recommend that people watch if we are trying to
Dana Loesch
IMPD Chief Says Officer Suspended for Facebook Live Video Remark is “Remorseful”
"LMPD officer remorseful for his actions on Madison gill here's what's trending at two thirty the officer was caught making an inappropriate remark on a Facebook live video that captured the sound of Sean Reid being shot that's according to I. MPD chief Randall Taylor I'm John Herrick Taylor chose to suspend and reassign that officer but he was asked by which TV's Scott Sander if you gave any consideration to firing that man I think I would have a hard time convincing America ward that that that's what would have happened Taylor says after speaking with the man he thought the discipline he chose was just John Herrick ninety three W. Y. B. C. mobile
Dana Loesch
IMPD Chief: We're Taking Threats Against Officers Seriously
"The I. MPD chief is always concerned about the safety of his officers but he's especially concerned given what's happening lately John Herrick reports he believes people are angry over recent shootings in over twenty threats have been made to officers in his department since last Wednesday some of which involve people showing up outside the officer's homes chief Randall Taylor posted a video to YouTube this week where he told his officers continue to be aware of your surroundings wait for your back up don't take anyone is simply routine Taylor says he's taking all the threat seriously and will consider using legal action if necessary
Hammer and Nigel
Federal government looks to malaria drug as possible coronavirus treatment
"You may have heard of parkland in malaria drugs seen by some medical experts as a stopgap coronavirus treatment John Herrick reports Louis Profeta as an emergency physician for Saint Vincent hospital in Indianapolis he says you can try it if you develop symptoms but don't expect your doctor to write you a prescription yes number people listen to light I'm not approved FDA treatment and assume that liability that could open them up to a possible
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
Coronavirus toll mounts at Seattle-area nursing home
"Eight in Washington DC lawmakers are keeping their focus on the corona virus today opening a house here in Connecticut Democrat Rosa DeLauro said it's a real and growing crisis she argued that the U. S. is behind the curve on the availability and distribution of coronavirus test kits at least thirty one residents who are still living at the life care Kirkland facility which has been the epicenter for this have tested positive for the virus we get more from Cuomo's Tammy Mutasa those people who tested positive for covert nineteen are here at this facility as we speak and that's why one woman who lost her mom last week says testing is so critical it should have been happening sooner there was a way of coming with us and we didn't catch it until it was crashing on our shore here it's too late in a lot of ways as the number of people with covert nineteen keeps going up inside the life care center Pat Herrick is recounting the chaos and confusion during the last few days of our moms like in quarantine she got a call our mom passed away then another saying she was okay that's the part that is so hard for all of us is not being able to communicate not being able to get in there with her her feeling isolated in that room and not having the communication says he's relieved officials announced test results families have been waiting for she wants her mom's body tested for corona virus after her mom died after being combined with the roommate who was coughing for days the whole issue of testing was a huge one and it still is for a lot of these families all moms friends of past in this past week officials say thirty one out of thirty five test came back positive for covert nineteen one is negative they're still waiting for twenty test results the folks who tested positive we'll stay on site at the nursing facility for now one symptoms hit a level of the queue where we feel we can no longer treat them that we will transfer them to a hospital that is also concerned about the staff testing especially with this quarantine I think there are way overworked understaffed officials say employees could get that test offside but that hasn't been finalized and the people who tested negative will be moved to a smaller wings here at this facility but that's also in the process of getting set up
AP News Radio
Cruise ship is held off California coast for virus testing
"Pat Herrick got a call from the nursing home her mother had died from the corona virus she wasn't sick she didn't look well as far as we knew she wasn't sick so I was surprised Eric doesn't blame the nursing home I think that it's a larger issue with CDC it's a larger image issue with Mike pence it's a larger issue to take this seriously and it's concerning how are we going to get these people out of here Kevin Conley's father in law is at the nursing home to see the scene it's changed her approach this and we've been promised tests it's a day later we're still no tests I don't know how long it takes to get tests here am I still don't see a large CDC presence calmly once vice president Mike pence to see what is going on with quarantines that the life center and they want someone they are trained in infectious disease control I'm at Donahue
Dressed: The History of Fashion
Fashion at the Oscars, an Interview with Author Bronwyn Cosgrave
"Here to talk about the Academy Awards wisher just this past. Sunday right casts. Yes now I get to talk about all things red carpet I mean. This is arguably the Oscars arguably the most highly anticipated of all red carpets throughout the year. So you know we're here to talk about the Academy Awards and the Academy. Awards is the annual event of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences which is an organization established by among others American Phil Magnet Louis. B. Mayer who was co founder of the Metro Goldwyn Mayer Studios and it was founded in nineteen twenty seven and the academy originally had about thirty six members and that included quote unquote. Hollywood royalty like Douglas Fairbanks and his wife at the time. Mary Pickford and the Academy was really focused on promoting the Hollywood film industry at a time when it was not yet. The nationally internationally celebrated epicenter film production that it is today so the Academy Awards. Ceremony was instrumental in helping establish. The Hollywood film industry's reputation by celebrating. Its achievements across five branches so giving awards to producers actors directors writers and technicians and the First Academy Awards was held in Nineteen Twenty nine and unlike today it was not a broadcast event but was rather a ticketed private dinner that was attended by two hundred and seventy invited guests and this was held at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel in L. A. Dismay will mark ninety one years since the Academy Awards debuted on May Sixteenth. Nineteen twenty nine and things. Well you could say that they've changed just a tad today. The Academy's membership has blossomed from thirty six members to somewhere close to a thousand and from its original five branches. It now has seventeen. Over twenty million people across the US tune into the Oscars each year and has really become one of the most highly anticipated televised award shows of the season and millions of us tune in just for the pre show. I would argue and we do that because we WanNa see our beloved movie. Stars walk the red carpet and why can only be described as high style? I mean so. Central is celebrity dress to the Oscars that the pre show is televised live so that viewers like April and I am Oliver Address. Listeners can get up close views of their favorite celebrities attires before they even take their seats so talk show hosts interviews stars about what they wear while others give a play by play in studio and you know on various platforms across the Internet. I know I shared all of my favorites on instagram. And the revelry all things Oscars fashion does not end here of course in the days and weeks that follow as in every year a ceremony and special edition magazines will be printed that are dedicated to this red carpet fashion and of course the Internet will be aflame with talk of the best and worst dressed. Cast we've come a long way from that very first private dinner in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine and this has sparked our curiosity about just winded. The Oscars become as much about fashion as film and I started to research this topic and kind of dive right in but it was not long after. I began Researching that I came across. Bronwyn Cost Grace Fabulous book made for each other fashion the Academy Awards and of course I reached out to her and I am pleased to say she is joining us here. Today Bronwyn welcomed addressed Bronwyn. It is such a pleasure to have you here today. Welcome dressed thank you cassidy. I'm a huge fan of dressed. So it's lovely to be with you. Thank you so much and I have to say that we're here today. Because you wrote this fabulous book and I'm sure you've done a lot of interviews about red carpet fashion because of it your made for each other fashion and the Academy Awards. It's such an incredible book. You have this Great Inc. A primary source materials quotes newspaper clippings. And then there use these vivid descriptions to bring these nights and events to light and I just want to read a little bit from what you wrote about for the First Academy Awards which not aired because this is pre television but may thirtieth nineteen twenty nine for instance you write. A corruption erupted on the stretch of Hollywood Boulevard. Outside the Roosevelt Hotel just before eight PM at two hundred and seventy film industry. Silent screen notable slipped from a convoy of luxury automobiles and into its cavernous event. Space the blossom room. The Academy's prominent guests included Mary. Pickford NORMA SHEARER engine starlets Marion Davies and Joan Crawford. Lean and tanned. These actress lovely looked as delicious as their sugars. Spun Party Vapor a Waxed Candy Replica a Cedric Gibbons Golden Academy Award Trophy. So it's really these details that transport the reader back in time to that moment. So thank you. You must have had a wonderful time researching and writing. This book will thank you. I actually did not have a wonderful because I understand that because you know it's really it's really kind of you to notice the intricacy that actually went in to the writing of this book. The book took me three years and every single day of that was almost every single. Damn it was really one solid year of writing to the homestretch but for about two years. I scoured honestly. The world for information about what women wore the Oscars and my book really is about women and what they went through to get dressed and the great thing is that I did discover you. Know the bulk of that material in Los Angeles at the Margaret Herrick Library which is an academy library and a lot of it had never really been looked at and I'm also went to visit the great designers I went to the Dior Archive and John. Galliano actually called the archive and said you know. Help Bronwyn with what she what. She needs whatever she needs. Giorgio Armani also took it really seriously and help me. His team really helped me. I was very very fortunate. There's a great trust. One of my favorite dresses in the book is what we shall. Yo War when she was nominated for Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon and that dress was created from millions of Swarovski Crystal in Hong Kong by a very gifted designer named Barney. Chang and I what I actually noticed in the process of researching this book and why it took so long was that I kind of discovered a paper trail of identifying dresses and actually looking at the designer a designer attached to address in a caption say and looking at that dress in thinking that does not look like the work of say Howard greer who was one of the early costume designers and not all of the names turned up in in indexes for example addresses. So I really had to look hard and not believe what I saw imprint and that is something that I really noticed with fashion. History is that there will be a sort of myth associated with something. Say A design. Then it's not always the case and you really need to read between the lines and and go back to the primary source material and then to contextualized that all you know and put it in right into this story. This really captivating story. Yeah it's not an easy feat but you did it beautifully. Thank you but oh the one thing I will say about. That is that the book does also revolve around a celebration every year. So that really anchored the book the actual ceremony. Where you know. That was Super Fun. I watched every Oscar ceremony. That had been telecast. That was the first thing that I did so every Oscar ceremony that had been televised. Say I think it was like Nineteen Fifty. Four certainly the mid fifties onwards and really got to work with that material. Which was the fun stuff? Actually
60-Second Science
Egyptian Vats 5,600 Years Old Were For Beer Brewing
"Is scientific American sixty second science. I'm Suzanne barred some fifty six hundred years ago. People in the Egyptian city of here canopus did something. That's still a very popular activity today. They brewed and drank beer. We know this because archeologists examining the area near the ruins of a cemetery for the elite discovered a structure containing five ceramic. That's that would have been heated from below residues in the vats confirmed that they had once made beer and made that if these five vests were operated the same meantime three hundred twenty five liters produced which is equal to six hundred fifty cans of Budweiser Texas Tech University. Microbiologist Momento al-Massari. He says this ancient beer would've tasted very different from what are modern. Pellets are used to the Egyptian beer makers did use malted wheat and barley in the brewing in process but no one had mastered carbonation yet so the resulting grew was a flat. UNFILTERED malt beverage with a low alcohol content Elmasri colleagues recently sampled thick dark deposits from the herrick novelist fats. The chemical analysis confirmed that they were indeed the product of beer making being and not some other fermented food the tests also revealed other ingredients ancient Egyptians putting their beer the researchers found a high concentration of the amino acid pro lean which is abundant in dates and some other fruits. This result suggests that this could have been used or incorporated in the beer for flavor and maybe to add some sweet notes hops which act as both a flavoring and preservative weren't added to beer until medieval times. They use it hawks who was unknown to they need conditions conditions and we think that the US as it to preserve their beer the residues were indeed high in phosphorous acid a product of barley grains added during the fermentation process process. Phosphoric acid is often used today to prolong the shelf. Life of alcoholic beverages phosphoric acid via barley would have made it possible to mass-produce ask produce beer store it for extended periods and even transport it all consistent with the important role beer played in ancient Egyptian society it not only provided hydration and nutrition but was also part of religious rituals among the elite. The study is in the Journal scientific reports studying ancient beer. It has allowed Elmasri to reflect on the intersection of science and history. I teach a microbiology lab. We grew beer in the lab and the students see the whole permutation mediation process and thinking how engines were able to do a similar thing thousands of years ago. It's a very
UN News
Human error far more dangerous than Artificial Intelligence
"A UN report reveals a quantum leap in the number of AI patents being filed around the world. It isn't the tank that we should be worried about but the way that we choose to use it. That's the view of critique Shama one of the UN's young leaders for sustainable development goals who set up the AI for good organization in the UK which aims to ensure that AI helps to create a better fairer world we interviewed him. She pointed out that AI tools are only as good as the people who create them and warned of the dangers of a seeming that they're free from bias all prejudice. It's great easy to assume that machines don't have any feelings machines don't have any prejudice or buses in judgment. And therefore machines will make unbiased decisions. In fact, the the reality is quite the opposite. And just the way humans have biases machines AI. By an artificial intelligence related machines, algorithms learn the way humans to and if the data that's fed into these machines spies de-ticked -nology ends up learning bias to and some examples of that have become quite prominent in the recent few weeks and months in WT. Seeing algorithms technologies are horribly racist and sexist of exemplification recognition systems that they failed to recognize Michelle Obama, and Oprah Winfrey because they happen to be darker skinned women and this several of inequality which can quite often. Go unnoticed 'em is is a real need to fix it right now. And make sure that the technology that we do create is creating better opportunities for everyone. Not just a few people. You'll level of understanding. Or are you a bit of a voice in the wilderness after fate has improved a lot? Thanks. I started working this field. People would sometimes say are you fighting for robot rights, and it would be perceived in many ways. But now, I would say in these scientific and technology community because of some of the recent events that have happened in the tech world barrier starting to see the longer term potential negative impact. Some of technology decisions and business models can have on society. There's a bigger there's more awareness off it. I have to say that there is a lot more work that needs to be done at a policymaker level and the government and the regulator level because unfortunately, there quite often in catch up mode technology moves so fast. It's all very new and some of the policy makers and regulators are trying to play catch up and to save applies to the education system where young people who are going through. These degrees and qualifications and education system. They can get through that entire process without even having to think about or read about ethics of technology. Your experience of working with young people. I started a project a were eighteen months ago called future makers, which is purely focused on bringing a new generation of technologists or people who would use technology to solve global issues. And I generally believe that the future of our world should not be designed by geeks. Like me it needs to be a combination of people from diverse backgrounds. So particular to this project in be started training young people from very diverse backgrounds, and they people who have more understanding of things that machines can't do like empathy emotional intelligence solving the right problems, and creating scalable solutions large scale impact, and we gave them the skills rather than the other way around which is let's teach everyone to code and Gazit souls short-term resource Gavin the industry, it's more about creating the human skills, enhancing them and using machines to augment humans human. Abilities. They found that the results were amazing in that. These young people were not interested in creating gets another app to connect you with the people knew, but they would be interested in creating war tangible, scalable solutions, for example. So the young people are building a companion for the elderly who live alone, another group of kids of build a solution to help create a personal tutor for children who don't have access to quality education in developing countries the same solutions for healthcare issues around domestic violence violence against women. And it was really a for me. It's it all came to reality in saw that nine out of ten times these young people want to create solutions that are somehow in in a way alliance to sustainable development goals without trumpeting them to do. So and a lesson learned from these experiences is that when there's a diverse group of people from. Various backgrounds and experiences when they actually get a flavor of the technology that not scared. They can actually see what it can do for the world, and you've gone through many examples of Herrick into good to the world. But that does seem to be generalized unease about technology. And this is not a particularly hopeful time. Many people think that the future is not going to be as good as the president of the past was rightly or wrongly. What do you think could be done to change that perception, I think the perception is is also somehow can somewhat connected to reality. On one hand. There's the issue that when a are technologies have been portrayed in popular culture, science fiction tanks to Hollywood it paints a very dark picture of it the Mba's. It is true that there is a risk of technology being used in in in a harmful way, negative or potential impact on automation and autumn. Mission on jobs. There's also a huge opportunity and to even if the biggest risk that buffets is not embracing this technology just for solving the right problems
Tony Katz Today
Police: Naked Man Arrested While High On LSD
"Rail admitted to officers he was on acid. He's now facing charges, including public nudity. I'm C J Miller Ninety-three WIBC mobile news. He's got a clear radar, but you got some snow and rain. Rain likely tonight and into tomorrow morning. So make sure you are aware of that right now. It's cloudy thirty four on monument circle. I'm Kirk darling. And I'm John Herrick on the level on the go and on Twitter at ninety three WIBC and WIBC
Tony Katz and the Morning News
Indiana State Trooper saves woman pinned by car at toll booth
"Allah Hamad had a bystander Anatole attendant hold onto the woman as he tried to move the car, he got her out of the SUV and eventually got her breathing again by using CPR and a defibrillator she was taken to a hospital in Hammond and later moved to another medical center in Illinois. She does have serious injuries, but is recovering. John herrick. Ninety-three WIBC mobile news three separate death investigations. Over the past twenty four hours here in Indy. The latest this morning before what at the Scarborough apartments near west forty sixth in high school road. Police say the man was found dead, but