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"Balance of power with David Westin on Bloomberg radio. Still to come this hour, Minnesota attorney general Keith Ellison about how his state is addressing election challenges, abortion rights, and law enforcement. But first, this week I spoke with New York's metropolitan transportation authority CEO jano lieber for an update on the agency's financial woes. And I asked where things stand with the proposed congestion pricing plan that would charge some motorists to enter Manhattan's central business district. Well, listen, right now, we are going through what is a federally required environmental process, as you said. And what comes out of that process is then going to be evaluated by an expert panel that we created to figure out what the toll should be and what the exemptions and discounts should be. For example, there's a provision of the law that created congestion pricing that gives a tax credit for low income people who live in the Lower Manhattan district. So they're going to have to turn balance those things more exemptions. If we give more exemptions for whatever reason, the tolls will be higher. But the bigger issue is we need congestion pricing, because justice climate change is an existential issue for all of us. And this will help us to deal with the pollution and make New York even greener. So is the fundamental existence of a city where you can get around. Right now we are choking on congestion. We can not get police vehicles. We can't get buses around. We can't get accessorized power transit around. We can't get all of that Amazon ecommerce around. So we have to do something about it. The legislature said we were going to do congestion pricing. And we're moving towards it in the next year. You're in favor. Yeah, I mean, we are role is we have to be somewhat neutral as this environmental process unfolds. But the legislature has made this program part of our capital program. It's supposed to fund $15 billion out of our 5 year capital program. So we're counting on it. That's just where I was going to go. How does this fit into your business plan overall? I understand this would raise we think a $1 billion a year. And that David, that $1 billion is meant to be bonded into $15 billion total for our capital program. So that pays for maintaining that hundred year old system, the basic structure, it will pay for buying new subway cars. It will pay for making the whole system ADA accessible. It will pay for electric buses so we have even less pollution. We need that money and we're counting on it. Yeah, things that no doubt we need a lot. At the same time, you've also got an operating expense issue of quite apart from that capital issue. You've got a big shortfall here. How big is the shortfall? Well, you know, I say to people, we're in $18 billion businesses lost 40% of its customers. Now, we're way up from where we were at the beginning of COVID. At the beginning of COVID, we were down 90% on the subway's 95% on the commuter rails, and we were losing $200 million a week. Right now, way up to over 60% of pre COVID levels. But clearly it's going to take us a while to get back. We need a new financial plan that will help to fill that gap because transit is really existential for New York. Let me ask you, you're up to 60%. That sounds really good. But I'm told that a lot of other big metropolitan and subway systems are doing better, like Paris, for example. Why is New York behind? Is there anything you can do to fix that? In Europe, they are doing a little bit better. They're a little further along in getting people back to look. Look, what happened in New York is people got very accustomed to a lot of remote work, returned to office has been much slower. But we have done returned to offices only at 40%, but we're at 60% because we have so many other New Yorkers who rely on mass transit systems. So having not cutting or trying to cut our way out of this deficit is really important because transit is like Aaron water in New York. It's existential. People needed to survive. But let me come back to what the hole in your operating budget is. But aside capital budget. How big is that hole? And how much time do you have to plug that hole? I mean, there seems to be some urgency to this. Well, you know, the federal government had three COVID relief bills. The third one, the arpa bill that President Biden put in motion and Chuck Schumer really looked after the MTA throughout this whole period. So we ended up with $15 billion. It's a lot of money to fill that hole. But it runs out in 2025, based on our projections. So we do need to find a new plan that will make sure the MT has funded, and we can continue to support the city's economic recovery after 2025. That our proposal is that needs to start in 2023. We think you can actually reduce the structural deficit if the legislature takes action in that. Well, I was going to say, you can't wait to 2025 to address it. You see, you want to start addressing in 2023. That means you've got to come up with a plan in the next 6 months. Yeah. And I think the first step was what we've done in the last few weeks, which is to put out a new assessment of what the financial projections were going to be and what the gap was going to look like. We did that. People are starting to pay attention. We wanted to see that discussion among the policymakers and thought leaders. That's been accomplished. Now, by the time the governor is what we expect to be the governor's reelection after that, the legislature will come back to Albany and we'll start to
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"Vehicle crash police were in the process of trying to stop a reckless driver when the crash happened the suspect's car hit as many as 5 vehicles as he ran through a red light and into an intersection We have a completely innocent citizen who is dead here on the scene The Harris county assistant DA they are saying that office has accepted charges of felony murder aggravated assault and unlawful carrying of a weapon against the suspect Houston police department assistant chief band ten said the scene was horrific Pretty bad crash You know in my career the last 25 years I have now seen one that type that bad in a long long time Police say the suspect was part of a group that's been taking over the streets at night racing and driving recklessly Last night marked a third night of protest in Grand Rapids Michigan after police released video of a Grand Rapids officer shooting and killing an unarmed black man Marchers called for police reform and shouted Patrick Leo's name the 26 year old immigrant from the Democratic Republic of Congo was shot as he and an officer struggled after a traffic stop last week Another protest in March is scheduled for this evening On this day before Easter gas prices remain unchanged the triple-A station survey shows the national average price for a gallon of regular and $4 7 cents for the third day in a row I'm Scott Carr Three Chinese astronauts are back on earth after 6 months in space Chinese media says the shenzhou 13 capsule landed safely in northern China earlier today After spending 183 days in space it marked China's longest crude space mission so far the two men and one woman carried out numerous scientific experiments on China's Shen gong space station and tested new equipment for future construction of the station in New York subway riders and the city council want to know why a surveillance camera and a sunset park Brooklyn subway station was not working during a mass shooting there this week Noam laden has more from New York MTA chair jano lieber now says there was some sort of Internet connection failure between the sunset park subway station camera and the systems that capture video When that became known that that camera was down we actually had somebody working on it the day before the attack So listen no excuses We have to have these important security features.
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"It's 5 O 7 on Wall Street 30° in Central Park and accident investigation as the BQE closed eastbound between 31st and the RFK tribe of a bridge details coming up in traffic first Michael Barr with more on what's going on in New York and around the world Good morning Michael Good morning Nathan New York City is preparing to lay to rest a rookie police officer killed last week Funeral services for 22 year old New York City police officer Jason Rivera are being finalized Rivera an officer wilbert Moore was shot Friday night while answering a call about an argument between a woman and her adult son in Harlem Moore was wounded and is fighting for his life The man police say shot them also was wounded by a third responding officer New York City mayor Eric Adams vows to take action to address not just the latest police shooting but crime in general This is a sea of crime that's being fed by many rivers And we have to damn each one of those rivers And we have been unsuccessful to do so throughout the years These crimes did not start during my administration to have been here for far too long and many parts of our community Better Adams on CNN also mentioned another high profile crime that occurred more than a week ago A 40 year old woman on a subway platform in Times Square Michelle go was shoved in front of an incoming train by a mentally ill homeless man General lieber is the CEO of the MTA With a relatively small number of mentally ill homeless But their impact on the subway system and on the ridership and God forbid on safety is disproportionate The MTA's jano lieber says that the fact that it happened in one of the most iconic spots emphasizes the problem New York City faces Opening statements began today in the federal trial for three former Minneapolis police officers charged with violating George Floyd's civil rights as Derek Chauvin pinned his neck to the street All three are charged for failing to provide Floyd with medical care The adult film actress who made lawyer Michael avenatti famous four years ago will be the key witness in a New York courtroom prosecutors are trying to prove having that he cheated stormy Daniels of $300,000 in book proceeds opening statements are scheduled for today Jury selection begins today and New York for former Alaska governor and vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin's lawsuit against The New York Times Palin accuses the times of defamation over a 2017 editorial Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick tank powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts more than a 120 countries I'm Michael Barr this is Bloomberg Nathan All right Michael thank you.
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"I'm Chris gracio And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom New York reported a record 90,132 new COVID-19 cases today as the state passed 4 million total infections since the start of the pandemic Another 154 people died one of the highest daily figures in almost a year in hospitalizations continued to increase Governor Kathy hoko picked a jano lieber to head the nation's largest public transit system today in picking Libra is sticking with former governor Andrew Cuomo's choice to help restore ridership hurt by the pandemic Cuomo's sexual allegation scandal and resignation cast doubt on who would lead the metropolitan transportation authority Prior to becoming acting CEO lieber was the MTA's president of construction and development which implements its capital plan And NYPD union is accusing newly elected Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg of omitting key facts in a recent shoplifting case New York Post reports the sergeant's benevolent associations and an email to its members last night saying that one of Bragg's assistant district attorneys intentionally omitted the fact that a suspect had allegedly threatened employees with a pair of cutting shears The omission can be the difference between a felony and a misdemeanor After a record debut a Bitcoin ETF has gone from boom to bust Bloomberg's Charlie pellet explains The crypto bloodbath has transformed a famous Bitcoin ETF that launched the most successful debut ever into one of the biggest losers for an issuer in their first two months of trading According to Bloomberg intelligence data with a 30% drop the pro shares Bitcoin strategy exchange traded fund to ticker B ITO is now one of the ten worst performers when looking at returns two months after a public listing Charlie pellett Bloomberg radio Globally was 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm Susanna Palmer This is.
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"To the Senate in 1999 Here was this man soft spoken Mormon from searchlight a town that was miles away from nowhere at least in my mind Former president Obama delivered the eulogy like the speakers before him the former president praised Reed's pragmatic approach to politics and dry sense of humor where he passed away December 28th after a battle with cancer The Supreme Court is considering the Biden administration's vaccination mandate on large employers during oral arguments justice Elena Kagan said mandates are absolutely necessary during a deadly public health crisis that's unprecedented in modern times Attorney Scott Keller argued the government mandate is too broad and that scores of workers would choose to quit That's the latest I'm Julie Ryan And I'm susannah Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom New York reported a record 90,132 new COVID-19 cases today as the state passed 4 million total infections since the start of the pandemic Another 154 people died one of the highest daily figures in almost a year Hospitalizations continued to increase to 11,843 and New York's healthcare system remains significantly strained There is a new person at the head of the nation's largest public transit system Governor Kathy hoko picked jano lieber for that post today in picking lieber hoeke is sticking with former governor Andrew Cuomo's choice to head the MTA to help restore ridership Cuomo's sexual allegations scandal and resignation cast a doubt on who would lead the metropolitan transportation authority Lieber has been serving as acting chief executive officer and Sherman since July 31st Bitcoin extended its slide this weekend at the largest cryptocurrency by market value has lost about 42% since late September Ether the second largest digital asset also fell The unemployment rate for black Americans rose to 7.1% last month this even as the overall labor market improved and the ratio for white workers dropped closer to pre-pandemic levels Bloomberg's Charlie pellet has more The increase in black unemployment was driven by women who saw their rate jumped to 6.2% from 4.9% in November meanwhile the ratio for white female workers declined to 3.1% the lowest since the COVID-19 crisis started Overall the jobless rate for African Americans ended 2021 at more than double that of whites which decreased to 3.2% from 3.7% in November according to the Labor Department report Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm susannah Palmer This is Bloomberg This is Bloomberg law with June brazo from Bloomberg radio Former president Donald Trump's.
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"Biden is among the top Democrats converging on Nevada to pay tribute to the late Senate majority leader Harry Reid Brad Siegel has more President Biden and House speaker Nancy Pelosi will also deliver remarks along with Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer Singer songwriter Carole King will perform it reads memorial The veteran Nevada lawmaker died recently after a long battle against cancer He was 82 years old Flight delays and cancellations are continuing to disrupt air travel this weekend More than 3000 flights into or out of the U.S. have already been affected today Airports along the east coast are bearing the brunt of the problems as heavy snowfall moved through the area The three men convicted in a shooting death of ahmaud Arbery and Georgia more than two years ago will likely spend the rest of their lives behind bars a judge sentenced Travis mcmichael and son Gregg mcmichael to life in prison yesterday without the possibility of parole under state law William roddy Bryan must serve at least 30 years before he can apply for parole That's the latest I'm Julie Ryan And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom New York reported a record 90,132 new COVID-19 cases today This as the state passed 4 million total infections since the start of the pandemic another 154 people died one of the highest daily figures in almost a year Hospitalizations continued to increase to 11,843 The latest numbers show the hospitalization rate of COVID patients is on the rise again And those facilities are reporting more children are among those admitted with the illness in New York hospital admissions for the under 5 age group rose 8 fold in the last three weeks Governor Kathy hoko picked jano lieber to head the nation's largest public transit system today we get more from Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini Governor Cuomo's sexual allegations scandal and resignation did cast out on who'd end up leading the metropolitan transportation authority and in picking labor Oakley is essentially sticking with Cuomo's choice to help restore ridership hurt badly by the pandemic Lieber has been serving as acting chief executive officer and chairman since the end of July when his predecessor pet foy left to head Empire State development Denise Pellegrini Bloomberg radio Skeptics who have long worried about a speculative bubble in shares of hyper expensive unprofitable companies are pointing to this week's blow up in rivian automotive as the latest sign that the air is leaking out fast Bloomberg's Greg Jarrett reports Really and a maker of electric pickup trucks briefly surpassed Volkswagen's market value after its November initial public offering even before registering any meaningful revenue Now it's lost 51% from its peak Wiping out $75 billion in value many tech companies that trade at high multiples of expected sales have endured a similar fate Greg Jarrett Bloomberg radio Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm Susanna Palmer This is.
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"Actor died Thursday at the age of 94 Poirier broke barriers as the first black person to win an Oscar for a leading role Obama awarded him the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2009 Oprah Winfrey Whoopi Goldberg and president Joe Biden are among the figures paying tribute to him I'm Julie Ryan And I'm susannah Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom New York reported a record 90,132 new COVID-19 cases today as the state passed 4 million total infections since the start of the pandemic Another 154 people died one of the highest daily figures in almost a year Hospitalizations continued to increase to 11,843 and New York's healthcare system remains significantly strained There is a new person at the head of the nation's largest public transit system Governor Kathy hoko picked jano lieber for that post today in picking lieber hoeke is sticking with former governor Andrew Cuomo's choice to head the MTA to help restore ridership Cuomo's sexual allegations scandal and resignation cast a doubt on who would lead the metropolitan transportation authority Lieber has been serving as acting chief executive officer and Sherman since July 31st Bitcoin extended its slide this weekend at the largest cryptocurrency by market value has lost about 42% since late September Ether the second largest digital asset also fell The unemployment rate for black Americans rose to 7.1% last month is even as the overall labor market improved and the ratio for white workers dropped closer to pre-pandemic levels Bloomberg's Charlie pellet has more The increase in black unemployment was driven by women who saw their rate jumped to 6.2% from 4.9% in November Meanwhile the ratio for white female workers declined to 3.1% the lowest since the COVID-19 crisis started Overall the jobless rate for African Americans ended 2021 at more than double that of whites which decreased to 3.2% from 3.7% in November according to the Labor Department report Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I am Susanna Palmer This is Bloomberg.
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"People in Colorado affected by a devastating wildfire Biden made the pledge to local residents yesterday after touring the damage left by the Marshall fire in boulder county And my message to them and everyone impacted by this is that you know not only are you helping each other but we're here with you The committee investigating the January 6th insurrection plans to ask former vice president Mike Pence to appear before the panel testimony from him could offer insight into conversations with The White House in the time leading up to the 2021 attack on the capitol Chicago public school classes are being canceled again CEO Pedro Martinez has cancellations will happen Monday and until they get to some breakthrough in negotiations with the Chicago teachers union There have been no classes for three days after the two sides were not able to reach an agreement on COVID-19 safety protocols That's the latest I'm Julie Ryan And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom Governor Kathy hoko picked jano lieber to head the nation's largest public transit system today in picking Libra hogel is sticking with former governor Andrew Cuomo's choice to help restore ridership hurt by the pandemic Cuomo's sexual allegation scandal and resignation cast doubt on who would lead the metropolitan transportation authority Lieber has been serving as acting chief executive officer and Sherman since July 31st when his predecessor pat foy left to head Empire State development Prior to becoming acting CEO lieber was the MTA's president of construction and development which implements its capital plan And NYPD union is accusing newly elected Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg of omitting key facts in a recent shoplifting case New York Post reports the sergeant's benevolent association sent an email to its members last night saying that one of Bragg's assistant district attorneys intentionally omitted the fact that a suspect had allegedly threatened employees with a pair of cutting shears The omission can be the difference between a felony and a misdemeanor After a record debut a Bitcoin ETF has gone from boom to bust Bloomberg's Charlie pellet explains The crypto bloodbath has transformed a famous Bitcoin ETF that launched the most successful debut ever into one of the biggest losers for an issuer in their first two months of trading According to Bloomberg intelligence data with a 30% drop the pro shares Bitcoin strategy exchange traded fund to ticker B ITO is now one of the ten worst performers when looking at returns two months after a public listing Charlie pellett Bloomberg radio Globally was 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm Susanna Palmer This is Bloomberg You're listening to balancing power with David Weston on Bloomberg radio As omicron sets new.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
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"Past Union Street and 95 South backs up well before route 1 40 down past 4 95 my king WBC's traffic on the threes to check the four day WBC active Weather forecast meteorologist Brian Thompson is with us got a little bit of a roller coaster thing going on with the temperatures here. You know, we do. Ben. It was a warm day today. Although not particularly humid. The humanity has been coming down that we're actually going to get a pretty nice day in for tomorrow. It's going to be cooler than what we have seen today. Again. We've gotten into the eighties low eighties in some spots afternoon, but it's gonna be mainly clear comfortable tonight 62 for a low downtown fifties and most suburbs, but again tomorrow not quite as warm a high of 72 of the mix of sun and clouds. And with the low humidity just a beautiful day, turning out Mostly cloudy tomorrow night with a shower thunderstorm in spots. Oh 66, Turning breezy Wednesday will be much warmer and more humid, will sunshine and building clouds at a high of 84 ahead of an approaching cold front. That may touch off a couple of thunderstorms Wednesday night. Some of those storms could be on the strong side as low as will be near 70 and then Thursday, while clouds and a few breaks of sunshine. It looks like a cooler day overall, but it may still be a bit muggy with a couple of showers and a thunderstorm around Thursday, size 74 Now back to the video biologist Brian Tops the WBZ Boston News Radio 76 Right now in high end is Beverly's at 78. 81 in Weymouth. 81. Degrees in Boston. Tune into WBZ Monday afternoons at 5 50 for the Boston banking Minute with East Boston Savings Bank president and CEO Gavin Jano here. What's new and exciting for retail, commercial and residential investing Monday afternoons at 5 50 on WBZ. 5 26 New England business, It appears now is peak buying time.
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"Dan Schwartzman. Thanks Brian. Reports say Christina Ronaldo could make his Manchester United debut Saturday when Newcastle United visits Old Trafford. The 36 year old start for the Red Devils from 2000 and 3 to 2000 and nine before leaving for Real Madrid. Now to return to the Premier League last week in a shock move from the event is Love. Rosen in Spain says that if Athletico Madrid keeper Jano Block becomes too expensive, with free agency nearing in 2023 political could consider letting the start go next summer while making a move Preston villas Emiliano Martinez with Atletico, bringing back Antoine Griezmann from Barcelona last week. There may not be enough flexibility financially to bring back a block. Dominant performance by Alexander Zverev at the US Open as 1/4 seed advances to the quarterfinals of the straight sets win over 13 seed Jannik Sinner while Lloyd Harris knocks off 22nd, seeded American Riley, Ope Alcon four sets. In the women's 11th, seeded Belinda benches, moving on to the quarters and trade sets over seventh seeded Eagles Frantic as as Emma Radu condo, who dominate Shelby Rogers later tonight. 2019 open winner 60, Bianca and rescue play 17th seeded Maria Sakari. The New York Giants are optimistic that running backs Ikhwan Barkley will be ready to go weak one after going through a full contact practice on Friday. Barkley has been out since last October after tearing an A C on his right knee. Finally, the 40 Niners are signing former all Pro quarterback Josh Norman to one year deal. I'm Dan Schwartzman, that your Bloomberg World Sports out Day. Markets Headlines and breaking NEWS 24 hours a day at Bloomberg com Bloomberg Business AT and Bloomberg Quick Take. This is a Bloomberg business Flash looking at the Japanese trading day, just.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
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"Go to the upside. Welcome to the upside with Jordan dose of good news because, hey, it's a big world out there. And the question, of course, is how much is the world changed in the last year or so, well, quite a bit. But a poll of several 1000 Americans has revealed something rather positive that people are more likely to embrace the idea of being neighborly. Get this 87% of Americans have donated a portion of their paycheck, even though three and five experienced Financial hardship. 41% have helped a stranger across the street and 31% of volunteered to walk their neighbor's dog. That could be a lot of fun. Overall, more than 70% of us said we found ourselves caring about the health and well being of others significantly more in the past year. Many people are looking to better the lives of others and their communities. Perhaps that's what gets us through the toughest of times having a purpose, And that is the upside with Jordan WBZ Boston's news radio. Three of the NBA eggs. Biggest names of the last 25 years, will enter the Basketball Hall of Fame tonight after their plan, 2020 induction was delayed by the pandemic. ABC is Brian Clark says Much of the focus will be on the induction of the late Kobe Bryant tonight. Kevin Garnett, Tim Duncan and the late Kobe Bryant will join basketballs. Other legends in the Hall of Fame Friday, Bryant was remembered by guard net who made the leap from high school to the embassy one year before Kobe did the same thing. When they hear that thinks that Kobe Bryant was fairly missed miss him every day. Duncan, who Spurs frequently battled Bryants Lakers in the playoffs, said, always looks forward to playing against his team's always look forward to being on the court with him. Michael Jordan will present Bryant for induction. Brian Clark ABC News Another basketball news. The roadie Rams receiving a generous donation. The University of Rhode Island, receiving a $500,000 gift from alumnus and venture capitalists David Marty Jano or Marty Rano to support academic scholarships, as well as well as the men's and women's basketball teams have the money going toward the teams, the other half toward the College of Business scholarship. Martarano partnered with the former governor, Genera Mondo, two found point Judith Capital, and he graduated from U Ri in 1991, also in Rhode Island, the weather beautiful today and as a sign that summer's almost here Rhode Island is opening some of its state beaches this weekend. Officials say both Scarborough North and Roger Wheeler.
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"So I wanted to thank you guys first, for I've been listening often on since the days of the drought. And somehow or another, you guys always put a slight spin the positivity in What can be an awful time? A buffalo score. Hey, Joe, which drought briefing? Which drought? You're referring to? Uh so I'm just trying to be a jerk. That was I went for a laugh from the not sure everyone would agree with you. But I appreciate thank you. We appreciate it. Thank you. Um I'm all about running back if it's going to benefit seen this year, But my question I'm I love the bills and well football, But I'm not really in extras and all those guys I don't know what Babel scheming Would it the way our offensive line scheme works? Is that just not benefiting? Are running running backs. Enough. I could We put Eric Henry in and still not gain yards, because we're just not scheming for running back. There's there a couple answers to this. In terms of blocking lanes and what's there? I don't really know. I'm not a offensive line, Coach of football coach offensive coordinator but on some of the numbers of it, they do scheme for light boxes and they get their running backs. From a numbers standpoint, you know, Sometimes you hear defensive coordinators of defense's say Like we're stopped the run with numbers. Nobody stops the bills run with numbers. They just do it. They just stopped the bills running. The ball fits because the line isn't creating lanes or the running back is not getting through them. So that's part one part two is if you think the line needs to be better, Okay, That's fine. The whole lines back the whole lot like But ger everybody, right? Yes. The whole line is back. So That's part of the reason why, I think if you want to talk about why they might go for a running back in the 1st 2nd wherever brain a beacon say it's not on the line. It's all right, he said. It's not on the backs. They brought the whole line back right, he said. It was on everybody. It's not just that It's on everybody. And then he brought everybody back. So you know, can you just decide to be better at it? And so we're gonna be better at this year? Yeah, I don't. I also think, Joe, I don't. I don't think it has a much to do. I think if they if they're drafting a running back, I think that's because they're bringing in a guy who has an element in his game. That they currently do not have in their running backs. I think it's less for me about an offensive line and the scheme and it doesn't fit backs. I think they're saying Our guys are good. But there's something neither guy has this quote, home run hitter aspect. Whatever the big place, they're good and we can win with them and we could get 500 points and all that. We don't have to go out of our way. It's not, you know. Oh, my God are off season has to be at this point. We've got to get a running back. No, it's not that. But if there's a guy that they say is going to bring an aspect to this offense, That is lacking out of the backfield Right now. They're gonna really good position to do that, because there's no glaring huge hole. They didn't lose Milano. And we're not seeing here. 30 going. Can I get a linebacker and every down linebacker that they have to move up to get every down linebacker? They didn't lose one or two starting offensive line where we go? All right. They got to get it up. They got to get a right tackle. You know, Williams has gone. They're in a position now to add something to their roster that you might look at the depth chart. Go casting on You two running back. We got Brita. We got Zack. We got Devon. They're in a position to add something that well, This is different, fellas. This is a little something extra in his skill set that we don't have right now with that position, So I think that's what hopefully it makes sense. Anyway. Thanks for hanging in all these years that Z assumed you meant the first route s Oh, that would be like 20 years now, So maybe the reason the line is all back to maybe the bills went to free agency and Thought about upgrades, but they didn't pan out. And then they brought the band back together. You know, it's It's kind of thing like Feliciano. Darryl Williams was that day one. Get that done Or was that Just the water. Okay, final. Go back and get that done. Yeah, maybe. Yeah, right when they tried to get the point about trying to get J. J What if they do get JJ Watt? Who don't they bring back which member of the band is sacrificed? Is it Milano? Is it No police, Jano who wouldn't be back so or how many other guys would had to have been? Cut? Pay cut, released, restructured to open up the additional. So what? Addison be gone because they got JJ Watt? Yeah, I think somebody I think, right. I think that would have been the Logical choice. One of the ends with a gun and probably him. Still haven't contribute forever. Whoa, I forgot. It is not a long one. Okay? Well, I promise we're getting into this hour. I promise that we'll take your calls on the draft and you'll be happy tonight with the bills. If what eight or three old 5 50. Marty is going to join us for his regular Thursday 7 30 ish segment that is on the.
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"Patriots all my boys, they don't want to be. The FBI says in a court filing. That basin Jano shouted into bullhorn is other protestors clashed with police authorities say she entered the building twice and can be seen close to someone who broke a window of the historic building during the riot. According to Politico communication snag between the U. S. Justice Department and the U. S marshals is responsible for the delay in transferring be seen, ya know to D C In Washington U. S. District Judge Carl Nichols says he will hold a virtual hearing on detention and bail issues next week. A state lawmaker is introduced a resolution to punish members of Congress who went along with former President Trump's bogus claims of election fraud. If the bills approved 147 federal lawmakers would be barred from stepping foot on the floor of the state Assembly, KCRW's Matt Gillam explains. Hours after the deadly January 6 insurrection, 147 Republican lawmakers defied the will of voters and voted against certifying election results from Arizona and Pennsylvania. Assembly member. Mark Levin, a Democrat from Marin County, thinks there should be consequences. His measure would ban those lawmakers permanently from the floor of the state Assembly. Levine says the actions of those who voted against the election results are consistent with democracy and go against their oath to protect the constitution. Levin calls his permanent ban a modest action, but state Republicans call it a distraction and to do nothing resolution. If it passed. Lawmakers, including representatives Joo Burn, lt of Big Bear Lake Douglas Mulpha from the Chico area, and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, who all previously served in the assembly would be among those banned from the floor of the chamber. Typically, former Assembly members are allowed free access to the floor. Support for NPR comes from NPR stations and from Fidelity Wealth management, providing perspective on a client's entire financial picture, Investment, minimum supply, Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC and from progressive insurance with the name your price tool, offering a range of coverage and price options to choose from Now that's progressive. War progressive dot com or at 1 800 progressive. Yeah, you're.
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"Fire Department captain busted in an alleged scheme to steal Corona virus vaccine says we hear from Steve Rapoport Fire rescue captain Anthony Damiano surrendered to authorities in Polk County after they say he blackmailed a paramedic to steal Corona virus vaccines. Joshua Cologne was assigned to administer shots at a fire station on January 6th. Investigators say Damiano told Cologne he wanted doses of modernist vaccine to give to family members. Cologne told deputies he refused, and Damiano then threatened to tell people he was selling vaccines out. Out of work in arrest, affidavit says Cologne was scared because of dominoes rank in the agency, Cologne says later in the day, he let Tommy Jano swiped three doses from a refrigerator, then forged paperwork to cover up the theft. The plot came undone when a battalion chief noticed discrepancies in the paperwork, and the sheriff says Cologne confessed.
KCRW
"jano" Discussed on KCRW
"Happens. Angry patriots to help my boys. They don't want to be. The FBI says they took 50 to 52 year old Busan Jano into custody at her Beverly Hills apartment early this morning. It's 6 33. You're listening to greater L A on KCRW, the show that connects you to the people and the places of Southern California. I'm Steve Here. Take us Joe Biden's presidential inauguration in Washington D C Tomorrow will be like no other first and foremost. My objective is keep America safe is still allowed people to celebrate. The National Mall is fenced off to keep out. Those who have threatened violence and President elect Biden has been telling people to stay home and stay safe during the pandemic and watch from afar. So while many supporters here in Southern California want to celebrate the changing of the guard in person, they've had to make some difficult decisions in recent weeks. Joining us now are two such Californians. Dr Ivy You'll Eldridge from Riverside. He decided to cancel her trip after the violence from a couple of weeks ago. And Edwin Rivera, who lives in Highland Park. Who decided to make the track to Washington. D. C to celebrate. Welcome to you both. Thank you. Thank you, Doctor. I want to start with you because you had planned to go to the inauguration, but the insurrection of the capital Made you and your husband decided to cancel it. T O say no. Tell me what inspired you to attend. And then what happened to make you change your mind? This was such a momentous occasion for both of us being in black Greek letter organizations myself in the same sorority Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority incorporated. As Kamala Harris. And so this was such a celebration for both of us for organizations for us is African Americans for us as professionals. There was so many things that we were looking forward to, and the inauguration was only one of them. Um, but after receiving phone calls from family that we had in D C and then just honestly seeing what was taking place on the TV. We did not feel that it was a safe place for us to be. We felt like with everything that was going on in 2020. This was not one more thing that we wanted to Add on to our list of personal misfortunes. Have there been something that happened to us while we were out there in D. C. So unfortunately, we decided to cancel at the last minute. I want to talk about your going to the inauguration and when and First of all when you wouldn't you book your flight to D. C And what? What made you do it? Well, a soon as it was official. As soon as I started hearing the pans ringing throughout Highland Park, my girlfriends and I immediately Went online purchase tickets, booked hotel or our stay, and just we were just emotional, so emotional by the moment and where we had to go. We just all decided that like we can't like We can't allow ourselves to be ruled by my fear. Despite the fact that everything's closed despite the fact that we can't get anywhere near the national mall like I just feel like I have to be there. It's just in that area. Just feel the energy of change. And and here we are with a with a pandemic and Dr Ivy I was mentioning to you. Obviously, you you change your mind because of the violence. You were still going to go. Even with the pandemic, right? You know, I woz and I'd like to say how much I respect at one for making that choice because it was something that both my my husband and I truly grappled with and And you mentioned fear at one, and that is something that I think many of us have been living with for for so long now, just within this this past presidency in Again speaking as an African American and as a mother of a of a teenage son. That fear I live with every day of my life, And I imagine it is what many other African American mothers of Children and specifically sons live with as well. And sometimes that fear can cripple you. And it's about finding what that fine line is. I speak of that fear it because it's also ties to the pandemic. And what you just asked. There is This overwhelming amount of fear of getting sick and I've had, you know multiple members of my friends and family to pass away and even more who have contracting the virus. So you know my husband and I, we We try to take his money precautions. It's good and it really decide. Was this something that we wanted to do? My my husband even bought the full body suits for us on the plane and And I may have totally been looking crazy, but I was willing to do that full, full body like a beekeeper suit or, yes, like the fake has Matt suit and it was white on I was willing to do it. And I say that because I completely identify with what Edwin is talking about the hope and The celebration and but again that fine line Where do you draw the line? And I would imagine that when that When you go again, you're not going to be able to get onto the National mall because it is fenced off. Yes. You're gonna try and get I presume, is as you mentioned as close as you can. What are you expecting to see when you get there? My plan is to just Just see what what I can possibly find If there's a restaurant, that's open your by and maybe we can watch the inauguration from one of the outdoor seating areas. Um, I'm gonna have a face she old and the multiple masks and lots of sanitizer and And I am going to take a doctor like your in your family. Like you're in spirit. You will be there with me. I I I understand. And I completely respect your decision to not go, you know, And I just want to say that you will be there with me and I will have you in my thoughts. Thank you so much at when I want to connect with you because I'd love to hear the play by play and everything that you experience it and kind of lived through you a little bit and not being able to be there in person. How are you gonna watch, Doctor? You're gonna watch it home or we are. We're gonna watch it home. My husband has one of the big blow up screens to go in the backyard and we'll sit out there and and watch and you know with my kids and have some my sorority sisters, you know on zoom so we can all watch at the same time and celebrate together and And and really you just be so encouraged and experience this moment we're still not going to miss it. This is a moment to behold. I want to thank you both for sharing your experiences and and when good luck and safe travels to you and Dr Ivy you'll Eldridge, assistant principal in college lecturer over in Riverside..
KCRW
"jano" Discussed on KCRW
"I'm Larry Parole. Here's what's happening in 6 30, State officials advised health authorities in Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo County is today to pause, administering certain doses of Corona virus vaccine. They say vials of a specific batch of modern a vaccine that triggered an unusual number of allergic reactions in San Diego are also on the central coast. While fewer than 10 people experienced an adverse reaction to the batch of modern a vaccine. That is considered high. Ah, host of agencies, including the CDC, FDA, the state of California and Madonna itself are looking into why that particular lot of vaccine cost issues. Public health departments in both counties say they received shipments from the problematic batch but had not started to distributed. Unclear how this might impact vaccine roll out in Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo. Or Angelenos will be available to get a covert 19 shot as soon as tomorrow. The county L. A County has just opened up vaccination appointments for those 65 older but there is a catch. We do not have enough of the cove in 19 vaccine for everyone. But that includes all those 65 older, but we will get their patients. That's the county Board of Supervisors Chair Hilda's police. She announced yesterday that older residents can lend up for a vaccine now. But county public health director Barbara Ferrer says L a only has enough vaccines left to get through this week. She claims more doses come from the federal government on a week by week basis. Public health officials had originally planned on prioritizing the half a million health care workers who haven't gotten dosed yet first before moving on to those 65 older so well, adding older Angelenos is eligible have an impact on health care workers. Ferrer says she doesn't think so. I'm not really concerned because I've seen what our sign ups look like this week. Health care professionals in those 65 older can schedule an appointment at vaccine to vaccinate l, a county dot com But the website is down at the moment. The FBI continues to arrest people tied to the attack on the Capitol two weeks ago today, a Beverly Hills salon owner join the list. Gina Bisignano owns Gina's eyelashes and skin care before she traveled to the capital this month. She said she attended the weekly pro Trump rallies and Beverly Hills leading up to the election. On the last day of the November election T. She told KCRW. She never felt so compelled to vote Republican until the government forced her to close her business because of the pandemic When I actually saw my rights being taken away by You know the Democrats. I was like I have to vote for Trump. I mean, I've always loved him anyway. But we really need our freedom. And that's what America represents. She told the Beverly Hills career last week that she traveled to Washington and was in the mob that stormed the capital. The career suspects Busan, Jano is the woman in this video yelling into a megaphone from the steps of the Capitol. Everybody. We need that waiting.
WTOP
"jano" Discussed on WTOP
"Their potentially responsible for the consequences of that conduct if death ensues. Dialogue. Unstained w. T O P News flags are being flown at half staff to honor both officers in Maryland and Virginia and at the White House, particularly Jano. Among those who looked with horror at last week's violence of the capital was Mike Signature, Charlotte's Phil's former mayor and author of the book on the Charlottesville Violence called Cry Havoc. The most unsettling fact for me watching it was how familiar it was. Cygnus is a major similarity between the two incidents. Where the presence of right wing paramilitary groups, so this was a directly political militarized effort to stop the peaceful transition of power. That's why it is so alarming White represents a direct line from we saw three years ago in Charleston, Ridiculous. Jano w. T. O P news and we're hearing about two more arrests connected to the attack on the Capitol last week. Larry Brock of Texas and Eric Munch, a love Tennessee were charged yesterday with illegally entering a federal building. Island entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds. They were arrested in their home states. Federal prosecutors say Brock enter the capital, wearing a helmet and a tactical vest. He was holding a flex cuffs, which is often used by police to restrain people. Montel is also alleged to have carried restraints. The U. S attorney's office and the district is working with the Justice Department's national security division in prosecuting these cases. Mayor Mariel Bowser of the district wants additional security measures put in place ahead of President elect Joe Biden's January 20th inauguration. She's asking the Interior Secretary David Bernhardt. To deny all public gathering permits on federal land in the city in the days surrounding the event, National Park Service records show. Two permits have been granted so far, one with 15 expected participants in front of the National History Museum, which is religious in nature through the 21st. The other is the Sundays on Lee gathering at the Washington Monument of 60 expected following Gong followers for his speech demonstrators pro trump activists and black Americans marching for reparations are behind some of the five other permits totaling north of 10,000 participants that show to be processing Matt Small w T O P News, the mayor's holding a news conference at this hour will bring you the latest information as we get it. Stay with us up ahead on w t. O P after a check of traffic and weather, chaos and the economy what is ahead for 2021? Some thoughts from CBS business analyst Dill Schlessinger. 10 07 I am Rich Mackenzie, owner of Metropolitan Bathroom tile. Let me ask you a question. Would you repair your car? If you could get a new one for about the same price? Of course not. You get a new one, so it doesn't make any sense to cover over your old.
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Breaking Down Noah Cyrus and Lil Xan's Very Public Breakup
"So I share most of you have heard the break of that has rocked the social media world little and Noah Cyrus have broken up very publicly and we are so excited. This is Emma's new obsession. I've never heard her counseling as passionately as she spoken about the little. Then Noah Cyrus break-up literally, it's unbelievable because when do we ever get to see such roughage of celebrities showing their break-up? I can't get enough. Like in the way here, all I was doing is watching fan page videos. I think it's fascinating. It's it's crazy, but it's also like, where did these people come from? First of all, that relationship started what two weeks ago. Literally, obviously tough. Let's breakdown for anybody confused because there are a lot of confusing things, which I also. Confused. I just found out his real name Diego like who knew was going to everything and she's like, why does Diego person have so much to do with this? Unlike his real name is Dego. Really what you thought it was a little. Okay. So let's get into it. So basically notice singer herself daughter, Billy Ray sister. Myers started dating rapper little Zan also known as Diego's Jano. And they were very public. I'm guy saw that mean that sparked, you know, that picture this back to millions of them on the red carpet at the as old stuff they song supposed to be coming out together. Anyway, yesterday they both take to social media. She is crying on her story. He's talking about a basically saying that they have broken up. So the original first story was that what happened? Which she was saying on her story was that she sent him at this meme of Charlie, poof, but it was like his trial poops face on a naked body and he didn't like it and he broke up with her because that he then got on livestream was like, because like crazy. I would never break up over a medium. I thought that she was kind of holding onto a guy in a picture. That's what I didn't. Like if you're listening, the picture he's referring to is the one that she most recently Instagram'd. Then he comes out and saying that the whole relationship was fake and set up by Columbia records to kind of boost sales. Yeah, which would make sense considering the apparently at a song coming, right, which would make total sense either way she seemed really upset. He seemed really upset. He then came out and said, I having Zion, I have mental illness she has. She has mental in us and to people with those things should be dating anyway. That's what he said on his story, his words. Yeah, I don't know that just crazy. My question though, is one of the things that he said a life. You m- back to the Columbia records thing is that he was like this. I don't want to do it anyway. This whole thing was set up by Columbia records like she's attractive, whatever. But like I didn't really care. But why then does he care that she took a picture with a guy and was holding him too tight. That's what I don't really get. That's what I don't get either. I mean, I'm I'm always on the side of, I always on the side of it wasn't stage. It wasn't staged because I think like it's very possible wasn't this one seems oft me the whole situation just seems weird judging by my obsession that boosted directly after the fact I'm like, okay, if other Europe session boosted before the fact. You're obsessed with this couple before, and then they broke up and it was like it skyrocketed. That's true. But I'm saying, imagine someone in my situation maybe wasn't as into them before it makes sense. We're doing all the drama. We love the Challah where human we're human. Oh, my favorite things that people saying something that I hate generals that when something happens the the fans who take either one of the sides, they go to the other celebrities, Instagram, and kinda just attack them, which is so unproductive and pointless in mean-spirited.