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"Name well He's become a symbol, a symbol of the problem of police misconduct and violence specifically and more broadly of the racial reckoning in the U. S, galvanized by his death million's took to the streets last summer and some of the largest protests in U. S history, chanting his name, chanting calls to action. Calls that have been answered, most notably in the conviction of his killer, Derrick Show, Vin and in legislation now working its way through Congress attorney Andrea Richie, who studies police misconduct, says As far back as the beating and arrest of Rodney King. I think the outrage grows each time and so certainly the outrage around the killing of Mike Brown and Freddie Gray and Sandra Bland sort of brought us to a current level in the movement for Black lives building on previous movements, and then this killing built on three or four in Minneapolis. And so people really at that point, I think reached a crisis point. It's uncommon to see police officers charged, much less convicted in these fatal killings. In this case, Derek Show, Vin was convicted on multiple counts of murder. Can you talk about the consequences for that in such a high profile case, Meaning what do people take away in this case when they see a conviction? So the consequence, I think is that people then think that the system is working as it should, when, In fact, thousands of officers get away with killing people without consequences every year in this country. And so I think it also reduces the issue to one individual police officer and one individual person who was harmed when in fact, George Floyd was killed by the entire Minneapolis police Department in many respects, and for me, the concern is that people will assume that justice has been done and we can move on when in fact That's not the case. So then let's talk symbolism. Given what you've just said both about the victim of this crime and also now the person convicted of this murder. What does it mean to have George Floyd's case be the case that has defined the movement for black lives over this past year? It really encapsulate. It's the impunity of police there imperviousness to reform. The criminalization of poverty, the ways in which the war on drugs is mobilized to justify black death. So I think that there's no question that this murder became emblematic for a number of reasons on Dat. It points to many systemic issues that need to be addressed, including as Minneapolis, organizers have pointed out. The vast resources that go into the killing machine That is the Minneapolis police Department and the need to dismantle that department and to move those resources into programs and meeting folks material needs in ways that will produce genuine and lasting safety. So for me, that's what the case has come to mean in Minneapolis and across the country. And I think we also cannot treat George Floyd's murder as a singular, catastrophic event as sort of a failure of policing that's otherwise working. But do we miss out on hearing other cases? Right eyes, The media blends its focus with such intensity to certain cases. Who are we not learning about what what is happening? In the meantime, I agree, I think again. George Floyd's murder deserves all of the attention it received and more, and we need to place it within the broader Frame of the penned ongoing pandemic of police violence against black people, and that it does take the form of these spectacular killings. But also this every day routinized violence that can be You know, physical violence, sexual assault, strip searches, cavity searches, stop and frisk routine criminalization harassment, And once we expand our frame to see George Floyd's murder in that larger context, then more Stories of black women of black trans people of black jennet on conforming people come into view. So, for instance, then we would think of Ah young woman named Zoya Code, whose neck Derek Shaaban melt on in 2017 during a response to a domestic violence call no less. And fortunately she lived to tell the tale. But if we'd listened to that tail more closely, maybe George Floyd would still be here. I think that's the lesson to take away is that we have to zoom out and look at These cases and the broader context in which they're happening and the things that are inherent to policing that are precursors. That's Andrew Ritchie, author of the book Invisible No More Police Violence Against Black Women and Women of Color. Thank you for your time. Thanks so much for having me. Taiwan has managed the pandemic exceptionally well. Last year when Cove in 19 raged, Taiwan recorded fewer than 800 confirmed infections and just seven deaths. This island of roughly 24 million people even saw an eight month stretch without a single new case. But now Taiwan is grappling with its worst outbreak. Yet NPR's John Re, which explains what went wrong. Things started to look a bit dicey for Thailand. Last month, the government relaxed quarantine rules for airline crews flying international routes. By the end of April, clusters emerged that were linked to cargo pilots for the flag carrier. China Airlines seems a lot see me that should go and see. Don't your little it made headlines. Jason Wang is a doctor at Stanford University. He wrote about Taiwan's early success in a medical journal last year. And he recently returned from about six months in Taiwan, where he says people were starting to get complacent. Best friends will pack There were concerts, so just getting a little more relaxed and so the index of suspicion for covert what's this law? Taiwan authorities weren't testing people in quarantine without symptoms, which is fine when quarantine is two weeks long. Pilots. It had been slashed to three days to be followed by self management. But not everybody complied with even those lacks requirements. One pilot reportedly went to a pub during that period and later tested positive. Add to the mix and more transmissible variant, some super spreaders and Taiwan is now finding itself scrambling to contain an outbreak. The total number of cases has quadrupled in two weeks to more than 5000. Well, I think psychologically We thought we had this thing beat. Not only toe is a TV and radio show host in Taipei and then all of the sudden it's like We're almost starting all over, and it's over, taking our lives again, to some extent, overtaking lives because the government has imposed its toughest restrictions. Yet gatherings are limited masks are required in public schools have been shut and people have been told to stay home. Governments running public service announcements online and on TV like this one about how to use a smartphone..
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"I'm Ari Shapiro and I'm Audie Cornish since his killing one year ago, George Floyd, his image and name well He's become a symbol, a symbol of the problem of police misconduct and violence specifically and more broadly of the racial reckoning in the U. S, galvanized by his death million's took to the streets last summer and some of the largest protests in U. S history, chanting his name. Leslie wanted, chanting calls to action calls that have been answered, most notably in the conviction of his killer, Derrick Show Vin and in legislation now working its way through Congress attorney Andrea Richie, who studies police misconduct, says Floyd's death ignited decades of upset over police violence. As far back as the beating and arrest of Rodney King. I think the outrage grows each time and so certainly the outrage around the killing of Mike Brown and Freddie Gray and Sandra Bland sort of brought us to a current level in the movement for Black lives building on previous movements, and then this killing built on three or four in Minneapolis. And so people really at that point, I think reached a crisis point. It's uncommon to see police officers charged, much less convicted in these fatal killings. In this case, Derek Show, Vin was convicted on multiple counts of murder. Can you talk about the consequences for that in such a high profile case, Meaning what do people take away in this case when they see a conviction? So the consequence, I think is that people then think that the system is working as it should, when, In fact, thousands of officers get away with killing people without consequences every year in this country, and so I think it also reduces The issue to one individual police officer and one individual person who was harmed when in fact, George Floyd was killed by the entire Minneapolis police Department in many respects, and for me, the concern is that people will assume that justice has been done and we can move on when in fact, that's not the case. So then let's talk symbolism. Given what you've just said both about the victim of this crime and also now the person convicted of this murder. What does it mean to have George Floyd's case be the case that has defined the movement for black lives over this past year? It really encapsulate. It's the impunity of police there imperviousness to reform the criminalization of poverty. The ways in which the war on drugs is mobilized to justify black death. So I think that There's no question that this murder became emblematic for a number of reasons on day that it points to many systemic issues that need to be addressed, including as Minneapolis. Organizers have pointed out the vast resources that go into the killing machine that is the Minneapolis police Department and the need to dismantle that department and two Move those resources into programs and meeting folks material needs in ways that will produce genuine and lasting safety. So for me, that's what the case has come to mean in Minneapolis and across the country. And I think we also cannot treat George Floyd's murder as a singular, catastrophic event as sort of a failure of policing that's otherwise working. But do we miss out on hearing other cases? Right eyes, The media blends its focus with such intensity to certain cases. Who are we not learning about what what is happening in the meantime? I agree, I think again it George Floyd's murder deserves all of the attention it received and more, and we need to place it within the broader frame of the pen, ongoing pandemic of police violence against black people, and that it does take the form of these spectacular killings, but also this every day routinized Violence that can be, you know, physical violence, sexual assault, strip searches, cavity searches, stop and frisk routine criminalization and harassment. And once we expand Our frame to see George Floyd's murder in that larger context, then more stories of black women of black Trans people of black jennet on conforming people come into view. So, for instance, then we would think of Ah young woman named Zoya Code, whose neck Derek Shaaban melt on in 2017 during a response to a domestic violence call. No lest and fortunately she lived to tell the tale. But if we'd listened to that tail more closely, maybe George Floyd would still be here. I think that's the lesson to take away is that we have to zoom out and look at these cases and the broader context in which they're happening and the things that Are inherent to policing that are precursors. That's Andrea Richie, author of the book Invisible No More Police Violence Against Black Women and Women of Color. Thank you for your time. Thanks so much for having me. Taiwan has managed the pandemic exceptionally well. Last year when Cove in 19 raged, Taiwan recorded fewer than 800 confirmed infections and just seven deaths. This island of roughly 24 million people even saw an eight month stretch without a single new case. But now Taiwan is grappling with its worst outbreak yet. NPR's John Re, which explains what went wrong. Things started to look a bit dicey for Taiwan. Last month, the government relaxed quarantine rules for airline crews flying international routes. By the end of April, Clusters emerged that were linked to cargo pilots for the flag carrier. China Airlines not see me that should go and see, Don't you a little bit made headlines. Jason Wang is a doctor at Stanford University. He wrote about Taiwan's early success in a medical journal last year. And he recently returned from about six months in Taiwan, where he says people were starting to get complacent. Restaurants will pack There were concerts, so just getting a little more relaxed and so the index of suspicion for covert what's just low. Taiwan authorities weren't testing people in quarantine without symptoms, which is fine when quarantine is two weeks long. Pilots. It had been slashed to three days to be followed by self management. But not everybody complied with even those lacks requirements. One pilot reportedly went to a pub during that period and later tested positive. Add to the mix of more transmissible variant, some super spreaders and Taiwan is now finding itself scrambling to contain an outbreak. The total number of cases has quadrupled in two weeks to more than 5000. Well, I think psychologically We thought we had this thing beats Natalie. So is a TV and radio show host in Taipei and then all of the sudden it's like we're almost starting all over and it's Overtaking our lives again, to some extent, overtaking lives because the government has imposed its toughest restrictions. Yet gatherings are limited masks are required in public schools have been shut and people have been told to stay home. Governments running public service announcements online and on TV like this one about how to use a smartphone..
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"Madonna for 25 million devices of its Corona virus vaccine. From Washington. Great Jennet reports. The company based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has announced the deal to supply 10 million doses this year and another 15 million next year. The 2022 batch will be an updated boost aversion to deal with newer covert strains as a two shot product. The orders enough to cover around 12.5 million Australians worldwide. The dinner has orders to supply around 650 million doses to more than a dozen countries on while not committing to anything. The company's chief executive has signaled discussions will be held about potential manufacturing opportunities in Australia. Great generous ABC NEWS Washington Confidence is growing. The Victoria has contained a recent covert 19 ski after more than 40 tastes from high risk exposure site came back negative. All of the Gordon has more. Since the man in his thirties tested positive to covered 19 on Tuesday. Authorities have bean contact, tracing and testing those who were at Tier one exposure Science in Melbourne, the Health Department says so far more than 40 tests have been conducted and all have come back. Negative. Genomic sequencing has now confirmed the theory that the man contracted the virus whilst in hotel quarantine in South Australia. Authorities believe he became infectious two days after arriving in Victoria, but 100 passengers who traveled with the man on a jet staff From Adelaide have been asked to get tested. No new covert cases were detected in Victoria yesterday. Later later, Anthony Albany Z will hand on his response to the federal budget tonight after attacking the government over rising debt levels. Camera goalie reports from Parliament house Mister Alben Easy is expected to touch on clean energy, women's issues and social housing. In his budget reply speech this evening. He's also said to pledge loans from mental ship program for university students looking to launch startups. The federal budget is spending billions on areas like age care and child care, as the government focuses on economic recovery from the pandemic, with dead expected to pagan, almost $1 trillion in 2025 labor has spent most of its time in parliament since Tuesday night, saying the government isn't doing enough to addressed it or ensure wages rise. Riots in the central Israeli city of lard have continued, but at least 20 arrested as the country continues Fighting with Hamas, the militant group that controls the Gaza Strip. Middle East correspondent Tom Join it reports Police deployed and reinforcements and instituted a curfew in the central Israeli city of blood as violence there between Arab and Jewish Israelis mounted nightly confrontations began when an Arab president was shot dead, prompting the arrest of two Jewish suspects. Comes. His aerial bombardment between Israel and Hamas concludes a third bloody day, with the death toll on both sides. Rising international pressure for Israel and Hamas to stand down is growing, with United States sending a diplomat. Israel to urge Israelis and Palestinians to de escalate. Tom Joyner ABC News The Victorian government says $210 million will be made available to the courts to deal with the backlog of taxes that built up during last year's covered lockdowns. The funding forms part of the next Victorian budgets and will go towards appointing for new Canticle judges to new Magistrates, hiring you support stuff and boosting court digital capacity. However, Attorney General Jackson Size wouldn't put a time frame when the backlog would return to pre pandemic levels, whether that can be done before the end of this year. My conversations with the heads the jurisdiction is that that's probably a little ambitious. However, this investment will get us on the right track to dealing with the backlog and will stay significant improvement. Next year. Relates to looking for a man who set fire to a train at the lab it on railway station. Investigators say the man poured accelerant on a suit and set of the life in March. An American TV host Ellen, the generous will end her long running talk show next year after 19 years on the year. In basketball. South East Melbourne has moved to outright third on the N B a letter with the 91 80 to win over the new ceiling breakers last night while in football Western United a league final speed was built a big blow last night with the three nil loss to the Perth glory. Central coast. True in.
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"It's gotta be dizzy from Utah. Maybe never heard of it. They're still with us way have on the line. We've got Nina from or no with us today to play. How you doing, Linda? I am great. Listen, you hear it all the time. She's sick of that joke, Donna, Um and Linda, What are you doing after this? You're about to bet on Donna Army and hopefully win a prize. And then what? Then Where do you go from here? Well, when When I win, I'll go out and celebrate. But I've been working records. Okay, Being weird. Sorry. So written. Mommy is from Salt Lake City. Utah. Oh, how do you What? Okay, tell us everything She's saying. Mitt Romney is we're talking about writ. Mommy. There's no written Mama. She's talking about rich city. Can you do us a favor? Stay out of like all hip hop and RB conversations. Just take a breather. Okay, so Red Mommy is from Salt Lake. So it's some sort of a node either actually is a disorder. Like honor, too long time Governor Mitt Romney. It says I'm reading Wikipedia. His name is a lunar is them. I don't know what that word is of American politician Mitt Romney. Okay, Awesome. Look at her Producer. Linda. Appreciate it. Yeah. You're welcome. Lovett. His name's really Jack. Is Jack writer it is, Isn't it like cac? Jennet e alr writing with words. So, Linda, you're playing for in my talk T shirt today and our host their host. Our topic is former military turned TV host. Former military turned just think TV host host to host like a TV show host. Okay, military turned TV host. You wanna play with Donna or Steve with me? Linda. Come on, Linda. Let's win this thing I choose. I just Steve. Yeah. Donna's giving us a couple warning signs today, both verbal and nonverbal that she might not be the sharpest tool in the shed. Goodbye. Done. Well said Okay. All right, Steve. Here we go. Linda will come back to the end of it. If Steve needs any help, Okay? Okay. All right, Steve. Let's start this out. This TV game show host joined the U. S Army in 1968 and was a disc jockey for 18 months on the Armed Forces Radio. He started hosting his current game show Back in 1983 and currently holds the key holds the crown for the longest running host of any game show. My gosh! Oh, Pat.
ABC Radio MELBOURNE
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"Of the Howard Springs facility and returned to negative covert 19 tests before boarding their flights. Thieves. She was expected to be discussed it today's national Cabinet meeting. Leading epidemiologists says delays and mandating a centralized system for QR codes could be to blame for a lack of compliance with the chicken skin restaurants, cafes, gyms and beauty parlors and now required to collect customers Chicken daughter through government Q R code system that became mandatory last week. The opposition says there's confusion over the use of the codes and the government was too late in introducing it, Professor Nancy Baxter from the Melbourne School of Population and Global Health says it's hard to know how frequently people use the system. Maybe in Victoria. That's part of the problem is that they had, you know a bunch of different systems some, you know, cooked up by individuals. They're just a bunch of different systems for having that information. It's only really hasn't been too long ago that it's been more unified. Indonesia has imposed to 10 Day travel ban to slow the spread of private 19 ahead of next week's end of Ramadan when millions of people traditionally returned to their home villages, Indonesia correspondent and Barker reports. It's the second year in Tunisia has banned the so called moody core homecoming as it's called that marks the end of Ramadan and the eagle featuring holiday Police have been deployed in the capital, Jakarta to stop those without permits leading the city illegally. Indonesia has had the highest death toll from Corona virus in Southeast Asia and almost 1.7 million confirmed cases. A ban also remains in place on most foreigners entering the country. The U. S military has reminded China to thoughtfully consider its responsibilities when managing space junk from Washington. Greg Jennet reports U. S Forces of monitoring China's Long March five b. Rocket little fool to work in an uncontrolled re entry within days, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says it stands as a reminder to all involved in space operations that they have responsibilities in managing their rockets. There should be a requirement to operate in a safe and and thoughtful mode. While the U. S has many capabilities, Secretary Austin says There are no current plans to shoot down the Chinese rocket. Greg Jennings. ABC NEWS Washington Melvin's roads being clogging up since the start of the year, with new daughter revealing the crunch bank felt by motorist during the morning commute, according to in telematics, Australia Monday to Friday, traffic is actually worse than before the pandemic in many outer suburbs. Some of the worst hit suburbs include show inside Parked Truck, Naina and Mill Park. It comes as the city's trains operate well below capacity at about 60% of pre covert Little's Monash University traffic expert professor Graham Curry says one of the solutions is to convince people public transport is safe. The short term solutions is dealing with infection fear. It's really very little risk on public transport. Now, occupancy levels are lower. The service levels are better. In fact, the system is very clean. And briefly in women's tennis. Australia's ash body is eyeing off 1/4 wth tournament title this year after she defeated Spain's pull of a dosa in straight sets in the semifinals off.
850 WFTL
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"The second made me now is God and I am I'm still want you. It's affected, dumping it down. Back around. Yeah. Thank you. Yeah. Dreaming, loving morning language that you can't I don't know what was missing this night, baby, get it just spot. Great. No. Really? Yeah. Wow. Look at you now. Now. Sonny, one of 79 West Palm Beach is home for Billy Joel. It's nine o'clock on a Saturday. Regular crowd shuffles in. There's an old man sitting next to me making love to his tonic and gin. He says, son. Can you play me a memory? I'm not really sure how it goes. But sadness Sweet and I knew it completely when I worry on the man school. Allowed it. Sing us a song, the other piano man single system tonight Well, Melody. You've got a spill it all right? Now, John at the bar is a friend of mine gets me my drinks for free. And he's quick with a joke on a light up your smoke. But there's someplace that he'd rather tresses practicing politics as a businessman. Slow they get stoned. Yes, that sharing a drink. Loneliness, but it's better than drinking alone. Yeah. You know by tonight. Melody and you've got a spill it all right? Pretty good crowd for Saturday. And the manager gives me a smile because he knows that it's me. They've been coming to see to forget about life for a while. Like accountable microphone smells like beer bread in my jar. What are you doing here? What did it all a lot of love in it. I got on You got no right saying tonight. Are you feeling all right? Sonny, one of seven on the greatest hits of the seventies eighties. Nice Jennet Bill with you. Good morning..
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"After the hour Now in the D. J B program, Doug Stephan, with Jake Kirshner and Victoria Keelan. We're into the social media portion of the hour. Not that we just like this time everybody's responding all over the place. To our Twitter account. Facebook. Com Forts Last E. J V show, So it's National Pizza Day. We're talking a lot about the various nuances in pizza. Happened like vegetarian. I like mushrooms. I'd take a mushroom and cheese pizza pretty much over anything else. That's my favorite veggie Zuma. Broccoli sometimes. I mean, it is a good What about you, ladies? What do you have? Besides the crust? What are your favorite flavors? Because today's National Pizza Day we had a bunch of guys. I'm sorry. Good choice. I don't like red sauce. Give me anything other than a red sauce, A white ranch kind of thing all. How do you have a pizza and authentic pizza without Having tomato sauce on it. I need white pies the Blanco time, But that was on the original. I mean, that's not real pizza. Actually, That probably is real closer. Yeah, but that is probably closer to how the original flatbreads of the Greeks and the Egyptians did it. They didn't tell me that. That's the difference between a flatbread thing that you get. You know you can order Flatbread, not pizza. But flatbreads. What with an appetizer was similar dough. Maybe even the same. Well, no similar doe. Not totally the same. And just smaller and usually just non pizza toppings. Yeah, almost like appetizer. If Yeah, okay. Right. So there we go on that. Did you watch the equalizer? What are people saying about that? Jennet was recording it, but because the game around long she missed the last 40 minutes. I feel like any time something is debuting after a sporting event. Adenauer Yeah, go ahead and record. All of, you know, a couple shows past. Whatever the show you want. Our DVR is, but also don't you kind of feel like network should re air at a different time. Like, Hey, we're gonna air the show again, just in case I think it's next. The next airing for the next episode is on Sunday at eight. So they should do like Sunday at seven. Well, I guess that's probably 60 minutes, Right? Like Saturday night or something. You know, you set it up on the details Saturday. They don't do any new shows anymore. I always take something from the week before. Yeah, I would hope that the equalized would run. That's probably a good look for it. Which they do that. Yeah. I mean, who has it too? You can always go stream. And if you have who Gina hosts says Edward would, er Woodward is the equalizer and has been able to bring yourself to even watch the Denzel Reboot, let alone the TV shin. Wow. He's out of his well, You're committed, right? Your Children back in class in school. How we doing with that? Rodney Guthrie. Son has been in school all year. They never really did shutdowns and bears that this when, when you folks who responding Please tell US banks, Texas Okay. Got it. Thank you. Please tell us where you are. And then Jerry Slaughter School went full virtual since the beginning of the school year, and they're not planning on having kids. In class until the end of March. Mm, really. It seems like that's rather exam that having Children not in school. We've said this 100. I have said. I think most everybody agrees that looks into it. The disruption has been caused and Gain has not been there when it comes to keeping sure school. Just not. There's no. There's no, you can't prove they keeping John around. The school has helped us. You know you can make it work You know. This weekend, for example, is a holiday weekends. Valentine's Days President's weekend. And people are being asked not to travel. I'm not listening to that. I don't know these arrogant and I've been a friend of mine died, and I'm going down to see his wife in Florida this weekend. But so what am I gonna my contributing to the problem? I'll be careful. And so that's what you know it kind of takes. But there are a lot of people who, you know they go running around all the parties after the Super Bowl this past weekend before and after, let's see. But what was it was described the epicenter of what was just spreading. No. In Florida. I'm on the boy. I mean, on the East Coast down, probably each county. So it's not a bad there is it was on the West Coast. I think in terms of people getting together and you know, kind of avoiding The reality of the situation, by the way will be here live as.
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"Nineties. Jenna Bill with you happy Monday after the Super Bowl is kind of a rough day, except your bucks, man, because you know you're still on adrenaline. Everybody else, though. I'm telling this is why the game should be super Saturday. We have Sunday to recover either that or you just today off. Well, that works, too. I'll take the holiday like that. You win. It's been a nightmare. What you gonna do with you? How would you like to go out? Well. Oh, my God. Thank you. Hey, Dad look very bad. Donna Playing no matter amusing does just making most over. Don Back to that bodies be go. See you. Me. Can't you feel a weight off my head so close, but no way. Good. I'm afraid. Back here. I'm crazy for you Crazy. Heart told my partner. We'll go over to where you are. To wait. No, wait. The best done to you Rio Dance. Fine, young. Great. You're here. You know where to go? It's so crazy for you. Go easy. Crazy call you crazy for you. You okay? He told you You know you crazy? You crazy, You know, do I guess. Sonny, one of seven of the greatest hits of the seventies eighties. Nineties Jennet Bill with you the Monday after a Super Bowl, which can be rough. I mean, unless you're a box fan, you just kind of like, Oh, boy, Are you ever You know what I noticed the last night? Tom Brady had little airpods in From what I understand he was listening to our app. It's sunny 1079 see, That's why he's the champion that you judges reveal the whole secret, Jen, the girls right there, and it's free Sonny 1079 traffic. After Brad to buy off least only dot com shop more than 4000 of the nicest 2017 to 2020 vehicles, all price thousands below retail right now it off Lease only calm called 561222. Cars. 561222 cars off, please only dot com You crash in Pompano slows you up as you head out of Broward into Palm Beach County to Middle Lane's block north about 95 after sample Road delays back to Atlantic Boulevard also earlier crash in Boca Raton Glades Road up Our line is in the final clear this traffic report brought.
850 WFTL
"jennet" Discussed on 850 WFTL
"You sure? By the way, have you? Yes, I can't have you Oh, thank you. Seven. Will you kill me? But I need you. You want to leave here today? See danger coming to take action. No license. Man. I can't do that. You don't mind. Mom, Don't freak out. What the prices have you done Isn't all eighties weekend on Sonny winner 79. Oh, I just wanna tell you God. Thank you. I'm gonna be Oh, around. I'm gonna say well known each other for so long, your blankie. Good game and you must be. Don't tell me to my brother. I'm gonna say you were gonna be Oh, Never gonna give gonna give I'm never gonna see each other boats along. You're taking your goal Weight game just Just Rick Roll ourselves. Police think it just happened, Sonny, one of 79 the greatest hits of the seventies eighties and nineties Jennet Bill with you and what.
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"Excellent. I'll tell you folks, if you've got a big old garden tub just used the awesome and you're going to see what's been in those pipes. And you're gonna be glad you got it cleaned out. In fact. I'm gonna guess Jim. There's a lot of people that are using that garden tub for that spot right now and see those black flakes and they have no idea what it is. Um, you know, A lot of a lot of customers will actually say, Well, I think it's I think it's particulate from the trees, branches of branches or least coming down and in some cases, that could be true. There's no no doubt that you're getting some organic particulates that followed your tough, but once they use awesome, they realize very quickly that this was a hard far more than some leaves coming off the tree into the half of it. Or sure, all right, folks, It's a H h. S o m e dot com Jim, Thanks for joining us again Appreciate it. Yes, sir. Happy New Year. Yes, sir. Take care. Bye bye. All right, let's take a little break. And if you've been trying to get through now, you can get through its 808 to 38255. We're talking about your home and you're at home with Gary Sullivan for your home is just a click away at Gary Sullivan online dot com. This is at home with Gary Sullivan, Kentucky and his breaking news, weather and traffic station. This is use radio. Wait. 40 w H. A s. Does your jennet bathtub er hot tub spit out specks of brownish black gunk..
850 WFTL
"jennet" Discussed on 850 WFTL
"Jacket head, Dan. There's runoff behind shit cheese. Given up those father Brooks, that man word up saying, Oh, yeah, Left goes on long after the three of living is gone. Same thing that goes on long after the troops of living is gonna walk on. Texas back flexes thoughts for the moment. Scratches his head does his best, James. Well, then they're 90 other run to city dances better. Yeah, miss nothing, Jack, say, Uh oh. Long after the tree of Living is gone. Oh, yeah, long after the three of living in God. Right. They left a bottle, man. Come on, man. Say 0 $16 trying to come around soon. Just women man. Oh, yeah. Left goes from long after three of living is gone. Oh, hell is left. Those are looking at three of living is gone. Little did it back Jack dying. Your mag. Kids done best they can These are the greatest hits of the seventies eighties and nineties on Sonny, one of 79. Nobody got a body. Won't you take me to? Technically Oh, Don't you take that? Take it. Don't you take this too? Wow. Goddamn Did you want to take you? That made you want to take it. You take that fucking Sonny, one of seven on the greatest hits of the seventies eighties and nineties Jennet Bill with you like Jen's.
MyTalk 107.1
"jennet" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"Hilarious. What? What? Yes, yes, that. What's in that envelope? Is it something he's like? I would like you to do this first. Yeah. Yeah. Letters of the president. I'm not joking on knowing Bernie he probably was his mail that he needed to drop off after the inauguration. He's like, I'm going to go to the D. C. I gotta go to the D. C. Kinko's I got and I gotta walk in there. I'm gonna walk there because I don't want to use my car. So can we hurry this up by Okay. I really do think it was his mail I Oh, God. And like I said, And then I just him his body language, The folding of the arms with those big mittens and the whole the just the whole image and every like, like collection the meet Everyone there means we're like cold s. Oh, it's so great today. I mean cold bare put him like behind his desk. I saw him on the Titanic put up people put him people put him in the dining room of the Titanic. Next to Leo. People put him on. People put him on the bench next to Forrest Gump. My spirit was this the picture that says in quotes This could have been an email. Seriously. This whole thing could have been any this. That's right. We don't need no damn meeting. Um, so a man Amanda Gorman 22 years old. She made history yesterday by being the youngest inaugural poet. On. Do you know, Speaking of Bernie's mittens? There was something visual about this extraordinary young lady that you probably did not know. But Gayle King New. Here's a story that she told during the live broadcast yesterday. Listen to this. My eye Did Bill Clinton's address Amanda Gorman. Obviously, she's referring to my Angelou, who did who was the poet for Bill Clinton's inaugural? He reached out to Amanda to say, because she had brought my her coat that she wore that day and said, I'd like to get a coat for you to carry on the tradition. She said. I've already picked up my coat. It's yellow. It's my favorite color number said. Well, what else could I do? And I said, I don't know. Oprah got her the earrings that she's wearing. And on her hand, she has a ring that's shaped like a caged bird as a tribute to my I know why the caged bird sings. So when I was looking at her, I was looking at the hearings in the ring. It's a very sweet now. Now they're bonded for life, The two of them, But it was a very sweet moment between the two. My Angelou is a big inspiration to Amanda. And if you the front of that story was a little cut off. Oprah bought wanted to give as a gift to Maya, the coat Maya war at Clinton's inauguration. So, like I said the beginning of Allie was a little confusing. So Oprah reached out to Ms Gorman and said, I would like to carry this tradition on May I buy you a coat? You heard Gael say that And it was It was a beautiful coat. Beautiful, beautiful yellow. I never picked a coat and then boom over gave her the the earrings and the ring for Cage that why I know why the caged bird sings. Obviously one of Maya's most famous works, so I thought that was beautiful. I thought that was Saturno. She was extra. She was extraordinary. And as the day went on, I was watching her social media. Feeds explode. Every time every time I clicked on, Amanda had gained another 100,000 followers and I'm not joking. I was keeping an eye. Last night to not another, but 75,000. She was as the day went on. She was becoming more and more of a sensation. So buying her books too. Which is great. Yeah, so it was and Oh, that's awesome. Yeah, I was just She's been my goodness. And we were laughing. Um, I had a meeting. Uh, at Rose till yesterday. We were all laughing about what we were doing a 22 and we got the giggles because we're like here Here is this Amanda Gorman 22 years old Pull laureate speaking it? Speaking of Inauguration, Jennet and my friend Jen and I, We both go girl We were eating, bro. Sted gas station chicken and barely paying our electric bill and going on dates just so we could eat, hoping, hoping that the date would buy our food. And here is this 22 year old. She's up there in Washington D c. I said Yeah, well, there we go. But that's your twenties. Yeah, Yeah, She is extraordinary. You're right and share. A lot of 22 year olds now are still doing what we were doing. So, Yeah. I don't feel like a loser. Don't look at it for a few minutes. Yeah, but likes you should make you should make some knock off Bernie mittens that would they would sell girl You should make some snuck off one's like they do with Oscar. Like they do with Oscar dresses where designers make knockoffs the day after you should make some Bernie mittens giant giant Bernie Mittens. It's so funny because I saw those my thoughts. Oh, yeah,.
MyTalk 107.1
"jennet" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"Yes, that. What's in that envelope? Is it something he's like? I would like you to do this first. Yeah. Yeah. Orders of the president. I'm not joking on knowing Bernie he probably was his mail that he needed to drop off after the inauguration. He's like, I'm going to go to the D. C. I got to go to the D. C. Kinko's I got and I gotta walk in there. I'm gonna walk there because I don't want to use my car. So can we Hurry this up? My okay? I really do think it was his mail I Oh, God. Then, like I said in the night, just him his body language, The folding of the arms with those big mittens and the whole the just the whole image and every like, like collection the meet Everyone there means we're like Colt s. So it's so great today. I mean cold bare put him like behind his desk. I saw him on the Titanic put up people put him people put him in the dining room of the Titanic. Next to Leo. People put him on. The people put him on the bench next to Forrest Gump. My spirit was just the picture that says in quotes. This could have been an email. Seriously. This whole thing could have been any this. That's right. We don't need no damn meeting. Um, so a man Amanda Gorman 22 years old. She made history yesterday by being the youngest inaugural poet. On. Do you know, Speaking of Bernie's mittens? There was something visual about this extraordinary young lady that you probably did not know. But Gayle King New. Here's a story that she told during the live broadcast yesterday. Listen to this. My eye did Bill Clinton's address? Amanda Gorman's Obviously She's referring to my Angelou, who did who was the poet for Bill Clinton's inaugural? He reached out to Amanda to say, because she had brought my her coat that she wore that day and said, I'd like to get a coat for you to carry on the tradition. She said. I've already picked up my coat. It's yellow. It's my favorite color number said. Well, what else could I do? And I said, I don't know. Oprah got her the earrings that she's wearing. And on her hand, she has a ring that's shaped like a caged bird as a tribute to my I know why the caged bird sings. So when I was looking at her, I was looking at the hearings in the ring. It's a very sweet now. Now they're bonded for life, The two of them, But it was a very sweet moment between the two. My Angelou is a big inspiration to Amanda. And if you the front of that story was a little cut off. Oprah bought wanted to give as a gift to Maya, the coat Maya war at Clinton's inauguration. So, like I said the beginning of Allie was a little confusing. So Oprah reached out to Ms Gorman and said, I would like to carry this tradition on May I buy you a coat? You heard Dale say that And it was It was a beautiful coat. Beautiful, beautiful yellow. I never picked a coat and then boom over gave her the the earrings and the ring for Cage. The why I know why the caged Bird sings obviously one of Maya's most famous works, so I thought that was beautiful. I thought that was sad to know she was extra. She was extraordinary. And as the day went on, I was watching her social media. Feeds explode. Every time every time I clicked on, Amanda had gained another 100,000 followers and I'm not joking. I was keeping an eye. Last night to not another, but 75,000. She was as the day went on. She was becoming more and more of a sensation. So buying her books too. Which is great. Yeah, so it was and That's awesome. Yeah, I was just choose beauty. My goodness. And we were laughing. Um, I had a meeting. Uh, at Rosedale yesterday. We were all laughing about what we were doing a 22 and we got the giggles because we're like here Here is this Amanda Gorman 22 years old pulled laureate speaking it. Speaking of Inauguration, Jennet and my friend Jen and I, We both go girl We were eating, bro. Sted gas station chicken and barely paying our electric bill and going on dates just so we could eat, hoping, hoping that the date would buy our food. And here is this 22 year old. She's up there in Washington D c. I said Yeah, well, there we go. But that's your twenties. Yeah, Yeah, She is extraordinary. You're right and share. A lot of 22 year olds now are still doing what we were doing. So, Yeah, so don't feel like a loser. Don't look at it for a few minutes. Yeah, but like you should make you should make some knock off Bernie mittens that would they would sell girl You should make some snuck off one's like they do with Oscar. Like they do with Oscar dresses where designers make knockoffs the day after you should make some Bernie mittens giant giant Bernie Mittens. It's so funny because I saw those my thought. Wow. Yeah, because there's a lot of see them a lot at.
MyTalk 107.1
"jennet" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"What? Yes, yes, that. What's in that envelope? Is it something he's like? I would like you to do this first. Yeah. Yeah. Orders of the president. I'm not joking on knowing Bernie he probably was his mail that he needed to drop off after the inauguration. He's like, I'm going to go to the D. C. I gotta go to the D. C. Kinko's I got and I gotta walk in there. I'm gonna walk there because I don't want to use my car. So can we hurry this up by Okay. I really do think it was his mail I Oh, God. And like I said, And then I just him his body language, The folding of the arms with those big mittens and the whole the just the whole image and every like, like collections in the Meet Everyone there means we're like cold s. Oh, it's so great today. I mean cold bare put him like behind his desk. I saw him on the Titanic put up people put him people put him in the dining room of the Titanic. Next to Leo. People put him on the people put him on the bench next to Forrest Gump. My spirit was just the picture that says in quotes. This could have been an email and seriously this whole thing could have been any of this. That's right. We don't need no damn meeting. So American Amanda Gorman 22 years old. She made history yesterday by being the youngest inaugural poet. Um and, you know, speaking of Bernie's mittens, there was something visual about this extraordinary young lady that you probably did not know. But Gayle King New. Here's a story that she told during the live broadcast yesterday. Listen to this. Um Maya did Bill Clinton's address and a gourmand? Obviously, she's referring Tomo My Angelou, who did who was the poet for Bill Clinton's inaugural reached out to Amanda to say, because she had brought myrrh her coat that she wore that day and said, I'd like to get a coat for you to carry on the tradition. She said. I've already picked up my coat. It's yellow. It's my favorite color number said. Well, what else could I do? And she said, I don't know. Oprah got her the earrings that she's wearing. And on her hand, she has a ring that's shaped like a caged bird as a tribute to my I know why the caged bird sings. So when I was looking at her, I was looking at the hearings in the ring. It's a very sweet now. Now they're bonded for life, the two of them, but it was a very sweet moment between the two My Angelou is a big inspiration to Amanda. And if you the front of that story was a little cut off Oprah bought wanted to give as a gift to Maya. The coat Maya war at Clint's inauguration. So, like I said, the beginning of Allie was a little confusing. So Oprah reached out to Ms Gorman and said, I would like to carry this tradition on May I buy you a coat? You heard Gael say that And it was It was a beautiful coat. Beautiful, beautiful yellow. And or picked the coat and then boom over gave her the the earrings and the ring for Cage. The Why I know why the caged Bird sings. Obviously one of Maya's most famous works, so I thought that was beautiful. I thought that was Saturno. She was extra. She was extraordinary. And as the day went on, I was watching her social media. Feeds explode. Every time every time I clicked on, Amanda had gained another 100,000 followers and I'm not joking. I was keeping an eye. Last night to not another, but 75,000. She was as the day went on. She was becoming more and more of a sensation. So buying her books too. Which is great. Yeah, so it was and That's awesome. Yeah, I was just She's beautiful. My goodness. And we were laughing. Um, I had a meeting. Uh, at Rosedale yesterday. We were all laughing about what we were doing a 22 and we got the giggles because we're like here Here is this Amanda Gorman 22 years old pulled laureate speaking it. Speaking of Inauguration, Jennet and my friend Jen and I, We both go girl We were eating, bro. Sted gas station chicken and barely paying our electric bill and going on dates just so we could eat, hoping, hoping that the date would buy our food. And here is this 22 year old. She's up there in Washington D c. I said Yeah, well, there we go. But that's your twenties. Yeah, Yeah, She is extraordinary. You're right and share a lot of 22 year olds. Now we're still doing what we were doing. So, Yeah, so don't feel like a loser. Don't know that for a few minutes. Yeah, but like you should make you you should make some knock off Bernie mittens that would they would sell girl You should make some snuck off one's like they do with Oscar. Like they do with Oscar dresses where designers make knockoffs the day after you should make some Bernie mittens giant giant Bernie Mittens. It's so funny because I saw those my thought. Wow. Yeah,.