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Northwest Newsradio
"jim ryan" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"To remember what happened, remember the people. Maybe these Jim Ryan is on the northwest used line. Jim, you were there in Waco that day. Tell us what you remember. The same thing that I remember is how windy you watched that day. I'd been there for the nearly the whole 51 days leading up to the fire that happened 30 years ago today. And on that morning, we were told to reporters were by a Texas state trooper who came by. He said, you might want to stay around today because something's going to be happening. At that point, the ATM became more aggressive. I decided to start injecting smoke into or tear gas into the compound tearing holes in the building with a tank and then injecting tear gas instead of coming out. The people stayed inside, according to the government, they set the place on fire the British Davidians themselves an act of mass self immolation in the building went up in flames in just a few minutes below by that wind. Some still refute that. They say that there was the federal agents who set the fire. That's still a matter of disputes, but 30 years later, those questions are still hanging out there, Brian. What is it like there today 30 years later? Well, it's eventually Roberto back to the farmland that it was before the branch of Indians got there. Catalog grazing out there. There's a large stock pond but there also is a memorial site. These stones that are placed in a semicircle with the names of many of the 80 plus people who died. There's a small chapel on the site that's maintained by Branch Davidians and paid for with donations from the many tourists who come by and look at Amanda. ABC's Jim Ryan joining us from Waco Texas as we take a look back 30 years on the northwest news line this morning. House speaker Kevin McCarthy is set to visit Israel later this month in what will be his first foreign trip in the role. He made the announcement yesterday saying the visit will commemorate Israel's 75th year of statehood. McCarthy will become the second U.S. speaker to address the country's parliament, known as
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
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"Through mountain lake again terrace from then Everett all the way up into Marysville we're at 51 minutes to get from Seattle to Everett on 5 i north our next northwest traffic comes up at 304 our future sound forecast sponsored by northwest crawlspace services cloudy tonight a lingering chance of rain lows in the 50s mainly cloudy tomorrow with morning fog chance of rain easing by afternoon back to some sunshine Sunday downtown 57 with a drizzle as vision night cameras and seismic sensors are deployed along the nation's southern frontier a decidedly low low -tech approach to border security is being tried as well there's ABC's Jim Ryan in Dallas orange
Northwest Newsradio
"jim ryan" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Companies and the government of Switzerland. The yellow triangular toblerone box is a fixture and convenience stores and airport gift shops everywhere. But did you ever notice the image of the Matterhorn on the package? It was never a problem until mondale is the owner of toblerone decided to shift some production to Slovakia. But in order to keep the image of the iconic Swiss peak on the package, the product must be at least 80% Swiss originated. Toblerone falls below that mark and will change the picture on its box to a generic mountain top. Jim Ryan, ABC News. For what it's worth, I'm sherry Preston. A traffic stop in Mount Pleasant South Carolina caught on police camera last December. For a few seconds, and I don't know why I'm going. Tamara Palmer, driving erratically, bumping into the curb. Officers thinking she may be under the influence. What's your drink? No, alcohol. Telling the officer she doesn't drink alcohol, police realizing she's in trouble. I think something medical is going on with you and you really need to go to the hospital and get checked out. And ambulance taking 58 year old Palmer to the hospital, doctor is finding her scheduled brain tumor surgery couldn't wait, operating for 8 hours. I didn't have any complications. I feel like I didn't have any surgery at all. Palmer now thanking the cops for keeping her and other drivers safe. December 11th, it's my birthday, and now December seconds. My second birthday because police officers, they give me best birthday gift. I could ask for life. For what it's worth. Sherry Preston, ABC News Hi, we're the goo goo dolls. We're fortunate that our daughters have what they need to
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
Fresh "Jim Ryan" from News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
"Like a bolt black of lightning our adolescent bear darts out and across the lawn and then it stops and looks back as if to say so no more snacks No driving lesson today? It was immediately clear the answer to both questions was no as our officer game let out a and our bear rambles off into the woods. Brian Calvert Northwest News Radio Northwest News Time 210. It's getting up and all that's happening sports now and Bill Swartz is at the Beacon Plumbing Sports Desk the Mariners trying to find their mojo against the Angels. A Seattle road trip is an understatement one win four losses three of them by double -digit scores after Thursday off the M's open a weekend series in Anaheim. Sensational pitching matchup in tonight's game Shohei Ohtani the halos Luis Castillo Mariners. MLB Network reports Seattle has signed infielder Dede Gregorius to a minor league contract. He's been hitting well in the Mexican League and might be a solution for the M's offensive woes at second base where Colton Wong is struggling. NBA Finals game for tonight in Miami the Heat Trail one two against Denver Nuggets Seattle storm on the home floor climate pledge arena taking on the Washington Mystics at seven o 'clock but the Floyd with a foot injury. The Seahawks wrapped up a three -day mandatory minicamp. Coach Pete Carroll very pleased progress with of the rookie class. They're in good shape right now and the big challenge is to send them off after next week you know where they stay with it they get in the best best condition of their life so that's that's what the challenge for us. Seattle has a voluntary passing camp next week. Sports with Schwartz at 10 and 40 after the hour. Northwest News Radio. Northwest News Time 2 11. Well there might soon be another option available to help control addictive behavior. Medical reporter Liz Bona shares the result of a new study showing promising results. In this study researchers were looking at alcohol intake and relapse using that same medication so Many are using now for diabetes and weight loss. Amber mainly lost 30 pounds on it in a just few months. I still want to lose a little bit more just to get more in that healthy weight range But I'm really pleased with results the so far. It was originally known as Ozempic approved to help people with diabetes better manage blood sugar levels. The diabetics were losing weight on this medication so they rebranded it as wagovey brand name So semaglutide is actually the generic version of that drug. Santrina Fletcher Nurse a practitioner who uses the drug as part of a comprehensive weight management program here at Kentucky's dermal lounge says it works to gradually decrease appetite. So your intestines slow down and you feel fuller faster so you're not eating as much food. A new study on alcohol shows it may do the same thing. The study was just released in e -biomedicine. Researchers found that rats given the drug cut their alcohol intake in half compared to animals that did not receive the treatment. It worked in both male and female rats likely researchers say because it doesn't just appear to work in the gut but also the brain. We believe that at least one of the mechanism how this drugs reduce alcohol drinking is by reducing the rewarding effects of alcohol such as those related to a neurotransmitter in our brain which is dopamine. Studies in humans of still course need to confirm this potential additional benefit. Our medical reporter Liz Bowness. The bad driving habits Americans carried into the pandemic have re -emerged as COVID -19 fades into the background ABC's Jim Ryan says that's the implication of a new set of statistics on fatal accidents. Almost 40 000 people were killed in car crashes in 2021 a 10 increase from the pandemic year of 2020. Forbes advisor took a state -by -state look at the figures studying alcohol drowsiness driver distraction and wrong way driving as factors. Based on those criteria Washington DC has the nation's best drivers. Texas the worst followed by Louisiana Kansas Oklahoma and Kentucky. Jim Ryan ABC Northwest News Time 214 will look at our traffic this afternoon sponsored by Northwest and the latest high performance homes traffic center update Michael Convery is in for Kimmy Klein. How are things looking Michael? There's Uh plenty of snowing over on the east side on 405 in both directions southbound is a pretty crowded right off of the i -5 i -405 interchange in Alderwood down through the totem lake stretch a little bit of a gap Then more snowing farther down the line starting right near 520 in Bellevue all the way down towards the Newcastle stretch northbound 405 slows out of Renton all the way up towards Newcastle then again As you head past Kirkland towards the 522 interchange in Bothell southbound i -5 again Out of downtown Seattle not too bad there's some slowing right there past the south center mall in Tukwila Most of the heavy traffic on i -5 south south of town is from Tacoma all the way down into Olympia a Lot of heavy traffic southbound i -5 moving into Seattle from the north that starts up in the Northgate area all the way down Towards the Mercer Street off ramp northbound i -5 to Everett. We're at let's see 43 Get from Seattle up to Everett plenty of slowing moving up through Mountlake Terrace then again north of the Mill Creek area Off and on all the way up into Everett pass highway 2 our next Northwest traffic is at 24 drizzly afternoon around the Puget Sound and here's your forecast sponsored by Northwest Crawl Space Services cloudy Tonight with a lingering chance of rain lows in the 50s mainly cloudy tomorrow with morning fog and a chance of rain
ACG - The Best Gaming Podcast
"jim ryan" Discussed on ACG - The Best Gaming Podcast
"Yeah, of course. It makes sense. It checks out. You have to put that forward slash S brother idea on a different one because of because of that. The other one I did about, I showed you guys the Jim Ryan one. So I was just taking the piss. So I decided to do a Microsoft one. This one went over like a wet sloppy shit. I saw that one. So Microsoft shadow released Hi-Fi rush recently with a surprise trailer and announcement with the game coming out on game pass the same day. Phil Spencer went on the record stating almost immediately, we have no games. We're also, we were also unaware of Hi-Fi rush being made and will punish the developer for surprising us with a new game no one leaked and that let the developers do something besides their own consistently mediocre other games. He further stated, we've taken these events seriously and put together an investigative team led by outside consultant Jim Ryan, Sony's new EU CEO. We will get them back on track. Spencer promised while eating lunch with kojima and vanilla ice. And there were people losing their shit. So the vanilla ice wand had to have been like vanilla ice was basically the forward slash us. That was like I don't get it. I saw people going like, yep, that's my, like, blah blah blah. I mean, it's the onion all over again, right? Like people reading the onion articles and I had to re cry. I had to actually shorten it up and put a slash S because people were they were losing their shit. And I was like, you know, vanilla ice should have given it away. Well, I do want to also point out, I love that people trust me and stuff. But you got to realize on a Friday prior to the podcast I've been doing this for like the last 6 years. This is all I do is take the piss out of stuff.
Evening News with Art Sanders
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"Information station. Good morning. It's 4 45 Americans with some of your top headlines. Former President Trump has been indicted on seven charges in his classified documents case from said will he plead not guilty. Months long investigation into the documents followed the FBI's discovery of sensitive materials during a search of his Florida state. Last year, a man dressed as a police officer fired shots at two military helicopters flying over American Lake. Two Chinook helicopters from JBLM were flying low over the lake when witnesses say the man fired the gunshots. Police arrested him and seized a stolen handgun, two metal security badges and handcuffs. As far as the Mariners begin a three game series with the Angels tonight in Anaheim. It's now 4 46. As Pride Month prepares to enter its second full week, some advocates say the LGBT community faces an increasingly hostile climate nationwide. Como Steve McCarron takes a look at the numbers and shows some alarming trends. You have likely noticed a lot more rainbow flags flying in communities across the region, with those colorful symbols adorning storefronts and flag poles to celebrate Pride Month. What does Pride Month mean to you? Living out loud, truly my living essence as as I am author sharing Green at Assam, a proud member of the LGBTQ community, tells me the month comes as a big divide builds across the country. National companies like Target and Bud Light facing backlash over the recent pride campaigns. We've seen efforts to ban books and schools and libraries around LGBTQ issues. And just this week, the Human Rights Campaign declared a national state of emergency for LGBTQ people in the U .S., citing more than 75 laws in over a dozen states that target the community. The divisiveness that we see has to do with othering, the right? You're either left or right. You're either LGBTQIA or straight. You're either white or within the minorities, and then that gets clumped in together. That divisiveness and backlash has helped lead to an increase in discrimination against LGBTQ people. This year, GLAAD's annual Accelerating Acceptance Study found a whopping 91 % of non -LGBTQ Americans think LGBTQ people should have the freedom to live their life and not be discriminated against. But LGBTQ Americans reported an 11 % increase in unjust treatment in 2022 compared to the year before, and up 24 % from 2020. Edesom says has become a big problem too. There are many, many factors that play into that. I think that for our community in particular, I think that there's a need and an opportunity to really reframe how the greater global community looks at us. That, she says, can start with important and sometimes difficult conversations. It's truly being able to sit down, meet with someone and find that common ground, that humanness. And hopefully a deeper understanding too. For Edesom, as these flags fly, Pride Month can be a great time to reach it. It's truly love and pride lived out loud. Let's do it. Come on in. It's now 4 48. A group of crooks at four convenience stores in Bremerton and Silverdale in the span of just three hours Tuesday night. The suspected getaway driver and those crimes went before a judge Thursday as police search for her following the story. The woman suspected of driving teenage suspects during an armed crime spree sat emotionless in concept County Superior Court. There are inherently violent robberies and putting poking a gun into the sight of an individual. 32 year old Sharon Snyder pleaded not guilty to her two robbery charges. Bremerton police found the suspected getaway car, a dark colored SUV near a 7 11 that was targeted in East Bremerton. Police arrested a 14 year old suspect in that vehicle and located Snyder at a home in nearby a neighborhood. Then in court, the state urged the judge to maintain Snyder's high bail. The community is not safe with Miss Snyder in it. Snyder will stay in Kitsap County jail on her two first degree robbery charges. Her bail is set at half a million dollars and her trial is set for the end of next month. reporting For now in Port Orchard, Jackie Kent come on is about 4000 large commercial and multifamily residential building owners have the next 26 years to get to net zero carbon emissions under Seattle's new greenhouse reduction rules. The program under the Office of Sustainability and Environment will require incremental emission cuts in five -year blocks. OSCE's Sandra Mallory says among the steps owners can take. Doing a building tuneup to make sure the building operating is at maximum efficiency, doing energy efficiency improvements and this might be things like heat recovery ventilation, better insulation or windows, updating to more sophisticated control systems that really dial in how a building performs. The program expects to cut carbon emissions in those buildings 27 % by 2050. It is now 4 .50 in time for the stockcharts .com money update. Stocks will bolster their recent rally on Thursday with the Dow Jones gaining 168 points to finish the session at 33833. The S &P 500 rose 0 .06 % and the Nasdaq composite tacked on a solid 50. Those gains for the standard importers 500 represent an end to the longest bear market since the 1940s. The index now stands 20 % higher than its low of last October, lifting it into bull market Home buyers are getting a bit of a break. Freddie Mac says the average interest rate on a 30 -year loan fell this to just over 6 .7 %, down from last November when rates were topping 7 %, still more year than and 2 .5 points higher than at this time last year. Caravana, the used vehicle dealer with those those giant car vending machines says its second quarter results are likely to beat earlier expectations as cost last November when rates were topping 7 %. on that news jim ryan abc rise. 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ACG - The Best Gaming Podcast
"jim ryan" Discussed on ACG - The Best Gaming Podcast
"A little number in there that says that the user plates 0.1 hours or something. But talking about those is review bombers because the review bombers I'm seeing are people that still have 40 hours in the game. And if they're around and said, this doesn't have a Chinese translation I found out yesterday. Yeah, we wouldn't help with those. It was just thinking that people creating accounts. And it could tell that you were playing it and you weren't idling in this title screen, which is another way you could get away with it. If here's the problem, this is one of the reasons why whenever anybody says a reviewer needs to be tracked for completing the game, I agree. But far beyond that, that is, that is so easy to do. I could pay abs to play my game. Easily. I could, by the way, it would be free because abs he'd be happy to play the game. It's free. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And here's what you do need. If you really want to prove something, fucking have a questionnaire. And if you don't get right, if you don't get that questionnaire right, if you don't get the very basics of the game right, then it would stop you from, let's say, writing a review. Now, this is all impossible, but I'm saying that is how you do it. Because we've talked about this, the ancestry review, where the guys like horse riding sucks and the developers like, there's not horse riding in the game. What are you fucking talking about? That was our official reviewer saying that. And they didn't even they don't understand the basics. We've seen it with ubisoft games where somebody be like, I saw somebody say there were no cultists in one of the fucking Assassin's Creed games. And it's like, that's only 12 hours in. The reason we're extraction when people say this is because they hid the fucking tab. And those people pretended to play the game. That pisses me off. They never even got to my point to that point. I remember Rainbow Six extraction where they were talking about lack of content, but they haven't done they've only done the easy difficulty with at least. They didn't even do all the content. I want it to go even farther. If you're going to do it at all, I think what I'm saying is these piecemeal things with because I've actually little patch fixes. How many hours did you play? And I'm like, well, my profile says 45 because I tested the game on FPS's and I idled on the screen while I was typing something. And then I have to look and go, what's the save game say? Let's say, or look at my video recordings. Since I record all the game, I can usually hit the video recordings and go and add them up and say, okay, this is 20 hours. I told me on one platform, in some cases only on one platform. Yeah. And what about Hogwarts, Hogwarts has its own PlayStation, exclusive level, admittedly Jim Ryan has said that exclusivity is bad, and that it destroys gaming. Well, guess what? PlayStation has its own Hogwarts entire level. Business is business. And mission. Yeah.
ACG - The Best Gaming Podcast
"jim ryan" Discussed on ACG - The Best Gaming Podcast
"Yeah, of course. It makes sense. It checks out. You have to put that forward slash S brother idea on a different one because of because of that. The other one I did about, I showed you guys the Jim Ryan one. So I was just taking the piss. So I decided to do a Microsoft one. This one went over like a wet sloppy shit. I saw that one. So Microsoft shadow released Hi-Fi rush recently with a surprise trailer and announcement with the game coming out on game pass the same day. Phil Spencer went on the record stating almost immediately, we have no games. We're also, we were also unaware of Hi-Fi rush being made and will punish the developer for surprising us with a new game no one leaked and that let the developers do something besides their own consistently mediocre other games. He further stated, we've taken these events seriously and put together an investigative team led by outside consultant Jim Ryan, Sony's new EU CEO. We will get them back on track. Spencer promised while eating lunch with kojima and vanilla ice. And there were people losing their shit. So the vanilla ice wand had to have been like vanilla ice was basically the forward slash us. That was like I don't get it. I saw people going like, yep, that's my, like, blah blah blah. I mean, it's the onion all over again, right? Like people reading the onion articles and I had to re cry. I had to actually shorten it up and put a slash S because people were they were losing their shit. And I was like, you know, vanilla ice should have given it away. Well, I do want to also point out, I love that people trust me and stuff. But you got to realize on a Friday prior to the podcast I've been doing this for like the last 6 years. This is all I do is take the piss out of stuff.
Northwest Newsradio
"jim ryan" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"This makes you realize why it's so important. Family is everything. The tornadoes then moved east into Lagrange, Georgia, where Willie Bradford is deputy fire chief. We have possibly 20 to 30 houses that have been destroyed from the tornado. At least 7 people died in this latest outbreak of tornadoes. Jim Ryan ABC News. Northwest news time one 20, it's time for our stock charts dot com money update closing numbers on Wall Street were positive with the Dow up a 112 points, a third of 1%. The S&P 500 up by four tenths of 1% or 16 points and the NASDAQ up by three quarters of 1% or 78 points to end of the week at 11,079. Some small benchmarks to put out there, the NASDAQ closed above the 11,000 mark today, the Dow above 34,000 for the week, and the S&P 500 just a fraction shy of 4000 even, with more money news, here's Jim chesko. Having been convicted last month of scheming to defraud tax authorities for 15 years, Donald Trump's namesake real estate company today was ordered to pay a $1.6 million criminal penalty. Manhattan could a court judge Juan merchant impose the sentence on the Trump organization, the maximum possible under state law, in connection with last month's finding that the company was guilty of 17 criminal charges. The Trump organization plans to appeal. The cost of imported goods rose in December, marking their first increase in 6 months, but despite that, four tenths percent uptick, there was little sign of intensifying inflationary pressures, higher natural gas prices, offset the lower cost of oil and helped account for the increase. That's your money now. When there's news, we're on it. The information you need from the people you trust. Ryan Harris. Carlene Johnson. John
Northwest Newsradio
"jim ryan" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"To it. Carrillo, who is also co host of the millennial mental health channel podcast, says once the excitement of school being over ends, so we start to see that they isolate a little more or withdraw from things that they usually like to do. If you have a kid or teen who isn't part of band or is a part of the music theater at school or in sports and they're not enjoying it as much or even something as simple as not enjoying video games or other activities they like to do. That can be assigned to look out for things like avoidance, related to school, things like a quick drop in grades, you really want to look out for that in school performance. And in older kids, times they'll begin to maybe self medicate with substance use. So you want to look out for that. And then also changes in routine. If you start to see the sleep schedules off, you start to see that their appetite is either increased or down, that could be a sign that we want to start to pay more attention. It's definitely important to talk, but carillo tells kao IN dot com. There's a method in starting that conversation, avoiding you statements. So things like I've heard this before. Why are you depressed? You have everything you need. There's no reason for you to be like this. Avoiding that is starting to make more eye statements. Like I've noticed that things seem a little more difficult. I've noticed that you see him more down recently. Is there anything I can do to help out? They refer to this as the most wonderful time of the year. Carrillo clarifies that it's the most wonderful time of the year to connect because everyone is home together. If a kid and teen feels like they can share about the good things and can talk about simple things with their parent, it makes it a little easier to talk about the difficult things when things do come up and kids start to feel more comfortable. They know that they can come to mom dad, whoever caregiver is and tell them if something is going on and tell them if they're struggling with something. Brian Calvert, northwest news radio. This is a northwest news radio morning rewind. The Food and Drug Administration is out with a warning similar to one issued at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. ABC News correspondent Jim Ryan is with us this morning. Jim, what's this all about? The warning simply be careful, great. It comes out every time there is an outbreak of illness, whether it's the flu RSV or COVID, the warning from the feds is that people are out there trying to take advantage of that. They're selling drugs that may not be drugs at all. They're selling things online that purport to do one thing when they might do nothing at all, or could actually be harmful, that red flags to watch for if you go online to a pharmacy that allows you to buy prescription medication without a prescription that's a huge red flag. Pharmacies that sell medications over the counter that purport to prevent or to treat the flu itself, not just the symptoms, another big red flag, watch out, buy or beware, Greg. It seems like whenever something is going around that people are being warned about, there are people waiting to take advantage of it. Yeah, and especially right now because there is such a crush of patients, not just the flu but RSV and COVID. The hospitals are filling up and especially products for children treating products to treat the symptoms of the flu in children are in short supply that's leading people to go to sources they wouldn't have otherwise. So far this year, according to the CDC, there have been something like 27 million cases of the flu. Jim, thanks for the heads up. We appreciate it. ABC's Jim Ryan. This has been a morning news rewind with manufacture and Greg Herschel on northwest news radio. Northwest news radio listen more, no more. As 2022 winds down, nerd wallet is looking ahead to 2023 with some tips for anyone thinking
WTOP
"jim ryan" Discussed on WTOP
"Fades at the University of Virginia. UVA president Jim Ryan vowed, the campus community will move forward together. The man labeled the Potomac river rapist has been found dead in the D.C. jail cell. Police sources say they believe Giles Warwick died by suicide yesterday. He was scheduled to stand trial next month for the rape and murder of a woman in Georgetown over 20 years ago. Paul Wagner is host of WTO's podcast, American nightmare season three, the unknown subject, which profiled Warwick. He was accused of 6 rapes beginning in 1991 and going up through 1997. He was also accused of raping a woman out on Macarthur boulevard in the district in 1996, and then of course he was really going on trial for was the murder of Christine marzia, who was an intern here at Georgetown university back in August of 1998. Police say his DNA was at the scene. They say his DNA was connected to those rapes Montgomery county, and that he was found through, forensic genealogy. And the rested down in Conway South Carolina in November of 2019. Families all been notified. So it's just really just incredible that you would go through this entire process and then allegedly take his own life. Warwick had maintained his innocence. Students in D.C. public schools will be required to show proof they are COVID free before returning to class after the Thanksgiving holiday. This pandemic precaution is becoming routine for D.C. public schools. Students had to submit a negative COVID test in January before returning to class after winter break the same policy applied in August before the start of the new school year, and now it's happening again. D.C. students in kindergarten through 12th grade will need to submit a negative COVID test over the school system's online portal before they can return after Thanksgiving. Schools are handing out test kits through Tuesday, families could also pick up a kid at any of the districts COVID centers, which are located in all 8 wards, Nick eye and LA WTO news. Soccer's World Cup gets underway today at 11 a.m. our time. It's one of the most eagerly awaited soccer tournaments in recent memory as much for all of the off the field reasons as those on the field. In all there are 32 teams and 64 matches over 29 days, and this is the first World Cup in the Middle East. Qatar is the smallest nation to ever host a World Cup in some fans are actually staying in floating hotels because of the influx of visitors. France is the defending champion. Meanwhile, there are plenty of soccer watch parties in our area. If you're looking for a place to catch the World Cup, DuPont circle will be packed with large screens and plenty of entertainment. This city is absolutely packed with soccer fans. Aaron Denise, president of DuPont festival. His organization has put together soccer in the circle out at DuPont for years. This year they'll be plenty of Welsh cake and coffee, a DJ and souvenir seeds from RFK stadium. Your best bet will be to take the metro to DuPont circle station. Monday's watch parties starts at 9 a.m.. We're just thrilled to be able to have a little slice of the World Cup and DuPont circle back again. We'll certainly be back in DuPont circle in 2026, no matter what happens. Melissa, how will WTO news? Coming up after traffic and weather, we hear about two new streaming movies, disenchanted and a
WTOP
"jim ryan" Discussed on WTOP
"Potomac oaks condominium complex in Gaithersburg, that blast sent ten people to be treated at area hospitals, two were in critical condition. Only one of the ten remains hospitalized. The other 9 have been discharged. That one remaining resident condition has been upgraded and they are in a stable condition. Montgomery county fire chief Scott Goldstein, the speaking at a news briefing that just wrapped moments ago, all of the residents of the 55 year old condo complex have been accounted for except for the residents of one unit in one of the buildings that partially collapsed. Investigators say they still don't know what caused yesterday's explosion. WTO's John doman is at the scene and he'll bring us more information this afternoon. To a developing situation in southeast D.C. now that we're following two people are hospitalized after a shooting on a metro bus in the Washington highlands neighborhood. Metro transit police say it happened just before 8 30 this morning when an argument broke out between two men on the bus near uma street and 8th street southeast. Police say one shot was fired and hit the other man. That bullet then ricocheted off the floor of the bus and hit a girl who was involved in the argument. Both victims were taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries, police say the suspect is a black male about 17 years old who was wearing a black hoodie, a white coat with holes in the front and camouflage pants is approximately 5 feet tall. Happening today, the first day of a two day hearing in Montgomery county in the case of Catherine hoggle and the 2014 disappearance of her two toddlers. Hoggle was indicted on murder charges in 2017, but she has repeatedly been found not competent to stand trial since. A judge will make a final decision about her competency this week. WTO's Neil Augustine, who's been covering this case for years, is at the hearing, and he'll bring us more details. If hoggle is not found, competent to stand trial by December 1st, the murder charges against her will have to be dropped. The University of Virginia will be holding a public memorial on Saturday afternoon. That will take place at three 30 in the John Paul Jones arena. The school will honor the three members of the football team shot and killed on Sunday Night, two others were injured in that attack. Students did return to class yesterday and in a video address the school president Jim Ryan encouraged students to support each other. Grief will run the course it needs to run. And my experience, it never fully disappears. It just shows up in different ways over time. I hope you'll continue to give yourself grace and ask for help if and when you need it, especially given that the grief and this instance was compounded by fear and trauma. The 22 year old suspect in that shooting is being held in the albemarle Charlottesville jail without bail. One of those football players killed in the shooting is being remembered not only as a star athlete, but also as a beloved community member who left a lasting impact. We're learning more from those who knew him about Deshawn Perry. On Wednesday, Perry's high school football coach earle Sims mourned the heartbreaking loss of his former player. He was a gentle giant who added value and purpose to my life as well as others. At a press conference in South Florida, where Perry grew up community members. Remember the linebacker and defensive end for his time both on the football field and off of it. Sure he was an athletic three sport athlete, but he was also to his core kind thoughtful and caring. Stenson Miller, WTO P news. Coming up traffic and weather and we are standing by as speaker Nancy Pelosi is expected to address her future in a Republican controlled House from the house floor. We will bring you the very latest. In addition, the cost of travel on the dulles toll road is about to go up. I'm Mike Murillo. All of that
AP News Radio
3 killed, 2 wounded in UVA campus shooting, and suspect still at large
"Gun violence at a police search rocked the University of Virginia I'm Jennifer King In a letter posted to social media University of Virginia president Jim Ryan said three people were killed and two others wounded in a shooting at a parking garage on the north edge of the Charlottesville campus late Sunday The university's emergency management issued an alert about an active attack or firearm and warned students to shelter in place Classes were canceled today the UVA police department says multiple agencies were searching for a suspect who is considered armed and dangerous Ryan wrote that the alleged suspect was a student Christopher Darnell Jones of Richmond This is a message any
KOMO
"jim ryan" Discussed on KOMO
"Deep faith volunteer golfer and mentor And of course singer especially when it comes to his favorite song We are proud to bear the time of United states ABC's TJ Becker 18 days after commandeering the prison bus that he and several other inmates were riding in a convicted murderer is still on the loose ABC's Jim Ryan says the search around southeast Texas has intensified With tips from the public beginning to dwindle investigators have released photos of Gonzalo Lopez's many tattoos including the once indicating his membership in a violent prison gang The 46 year old convicted of using a pickaxe to kill a man in 2004 got out of his restraints at a metal cage aboard a prison bus before stabbing the driver and stealing that bus It crashed near Centreville between Dallas and Houston and Lopez ran into the Woods Rewards totaling $50,000 have been posted for information that brings him back in Jim Ryan and ABC News Dallas Your stock charts dot com money update on northwest news radio If you're putting your house up for sale and expect to receive multiple offers you should also know how to weigh them Burgers say well price is important The highest offer may not always be the best offer Sellers should consider other parts of a bid like the contingencies included and the buyers payment method And some hot markets some brokers are advising sellers to under price their home to trigger bidding wars Thanks to the pandemic And if subsequent economic recovery there's great demand for finance executives Executive search from Russell Reynolds associates says turnover of CFOs at companies in the S&P 500 rose to 18% last year up from 15% in 2020 and 14% in 2019 recruiters say strong competition for talent is leading some managers to shorten the recruitment process and potentially favor candidates They already know The stock market is closed today for Memorial Day That's your money now It's Ashley's biggest Memorial Day sale event in your chance to save up to 40% off on every Ashley furniture group Plus free delivery and no interest financing finding.
NewsRadio WIOD
"jim ryan" Discussed on NewsRadio WIOD
"Sent 51 welcome back to the show. This wind segue and then only Rodriguez in a trending story. Hey, Natalie. Hey, Brian. We're following a developing story right now out of Broward County. There's a possible bomb threat that's being investigated, and it's forced an evacuation at South Plantation High School. The school is right on South West 54th ab and Peter's roads, so that whole area is cordoned off. Heavy police presence right now, Staff and students are safe. This is a precautionary evacuation. Obviously, as this investigation gets underway, um students right now, from what we've seen are sitting on the football field bleachers. Everyone seems to be safe but again, an active scene South West 54th F. Peters Road South Plantation high. A possible bomb threat that was called in and police are not taking any chances. All right. Thank you for the update. All right now Texas received a lot of attention for a recently passed law over the past week. He new abortion law. That's not the only one after the huge standoff where you literally had Democrats fleeing the state to try to prevent a vote on the new election and integrity proposal in Texas. Efforts proof you even the folks I think there are a couple to end up in Portugal. So anyway, it has now been signed into law by Governor Abbott and Jim Ryan. ABC News in Dallas, covering this at Jim Ryan, TX on Twitter. All right, Jim. So what you know so much attention has been paid, and this has been true. Not just in Texas is situation but ours in Florida. Georgia's just to the idea that something is being passed rather than actually what Is in the legislation itself. What can you tell us about this? What? Right? Yeah. What? Essentially the bill here doesn't it probably won't apply to other states because I'm not sure that the same action toward taken there. But in Harris County work, Houston, it is. Several new provisions were put into place by the local elections office there, the county elections office. To maintain social distancing to keep people from being together in the same place, for example, in polling place, and so they institute a drive through voting they instituted overnight voting 24 are polling locations that they were mass mailing applications for ballots, not actual ballots. But applications for ballots. People would send those in fill amount sentiment. If they were qualified, they could receive a ballot by mail. The Republicans in the legislature, including governor, Abbott said. You can't do that Those things are all prohibited under the state election code. Democrats are saying since it boosted voter participation to record levels there in Houston County, Harris County, but it should be instituted statewide, but it's ended as as you pointed out there with the Republican Legislature failing here they did pass and yesterday Governor Abbott did sign the bill into law. It takes effect in December. In advance of next year's midterm elections. And Jim We've heard legal challenges that I've been threatened. In all these cases. We even have legal challenges him in against, you know, are are Law that was passed earlier this year. Any any word on you know what? What might happen and how quickly there Well, yeah, even before the bill was signed yesterday, there were groups lining up to file suit over it and they intend to use is the basis. The Voting Rights Act Civil Rights Act of 1964. Americans with Disabilities Act, a whole list of federal laws that they intend to site. During these lawsuits, which may push it into the federal courts and possibly to the Supreme Court, since it deals with it is something as important as voting. So you know that they may determine how other states decide to craft their own laws, depending upon how it comes out in the court system, So you know it's still there still drawing up legal papers. We don't know precisely what these lawsuits will say. But We can expect them to go forward now. Jim Ryan ABC News in Dallas. Thank you very much. I appreciate the update. Thanks, Brian. A couple notes about all this, too. So you know, we we've had these conversations over the course of time and quite a bit since last November's elections. But if you've forgotten a few things, or if you're new to the conversation, you'll often hear the argument advanced that. Oh, you know, there's not really any voter fraud or or anything. Well, The first thing is even in the case of Texas, and this is all readily available via the Heritage Foundation's voter fraud database, just successful criminal convictions of those who committed voter fraud. In Texas. You had 68 over the past decade. You've had 68 people criminally convicted. For committing voter fraud, and it is the case on occasion. You might have somebody who literally Ford's one vote. It was just one other vote, but generally the people that are going out their way to commit voter fraud. Have much bigger plans on the use of that lawlessness. Right? So you take an example the most recent that we're aware of, and in plain sight in California. This recall election is getting ready to take place with With Governor Gavin Newsom. So you have a meth man. You have this drug dealer who was passed out in his car. Police find him and as they detain him, and they detain illegal drugs and illegal weapons, they also Oh, The guy has 300 ballots on him 300, So that is far more typical. When you see these people who are committing voter fraud that's often in the hundreds of not the thousands. You might fall. These cases are also just the ones that we know about, right. The ones that are successfully criminally convicted. You have to wonder. Okay, Well, you know, if we have this, many that are taking place that are criminally convicted alley are never caught. And of course, we'll never have that answer. But we do know the 1333 criminal convictions for voter fraud have taken place in this country. Again. It's all part of the voter fraud database. It is real and the question then becomes why His election integrity that why is voter idea a bad idea? Why should we not be sending Ballots to people who are not eligible voters. But you know, might live so like these is really shouldn't be complicated Questions. And the bigger question is Mississippi has the most restrictive voting laws in the country. Why hasn't the conversation started there? Simply because you have operatives that have figured out how to game the system and along these states be right back with Congressman Mike Walter and Brian Mud show NewsRadio 16. W I. O D South Florida's official severe Weather Station. His news radio 6 10 w Y. O D Don't be one of those people whose friends and family talk about in the past tense..
The Joe Pags Show
Powell sees taper by the end of the year, but says there's 'much ground to cover' before rate hikes
"If the economy continues to get stronger, says ABC Jim Ryan, watch for the Federal Reserve to begin tapering off some of its easy money policies before the end of the year. In a much anticipated speech as part of the Fed's annual Jackson Hole symposium, Jerome Powell says interest rate hikes are still often
WBZ Morning News
Texas Governor Greg Abbott Now Testing Negative for COVID-19
"Announcing that he got a breakthrough case of coronavirus, Texas Governor Greg Abbott now says he has tested negative. ABC is Jim Ryan has details now testing negative. Greg Abbott will remain quarantined at the governor's mansion for a few more days. But he will keep tabs on items before the state Legislature, including opening infusion centers for antibody therapy treatment across the entire state of Texas. Abbott received infusions of Regeneron to head off any symptoms. He wants to make the same monoclonal antibody treatment available to others who catch Covid 19,
KHOW Marketplace
2020 Census Data Shows U.S. Population Is More Diverse
"The Census Bureau's latest data shows. The U. S is getting more diverse. ABC is Jim Ryan. Reports between 2010 and 2020. The country grew by only 7.4% to 331 million people, the slowest rate of growth since the 19 thirties. And among those 331 million people, says the Census Bureau's Nicholas Jones. The U. S population is much more multiracial and more racially and ethnically diverse than what we measured in the Past. The number of people selecting some other race on census forms more than doubled now comprises about 15% of the country's population, surpassing African Americans as the second largest group behind white people.
Kim Komando
Tokyo Olympics Conclude, Marking End of Strangest Games on Record
"Flame has been extinguished, signaling the end of Tokyo 2020, an event delayed one year by the global pandemic. NBC's Jim Ryan was covering the game from the empty stadiums to the quarantines to the masks on every face. Coronavirus was as much a player at the games of the 32nd Olympiad as any gymnast, swimmer or skateboarder. Given the rising covid numbers, many Japanese remained sceptical about the wisdom of hosting the Olympics outside the closing ceremony. In fact, public protests raged on, but for better or worse, the games were held over the course of 16 days, records fell, winning streaks were broken or extended. And athletes from countries as big as China and as small as Turkmenistan became Olympians. Jim Ryan, ABC NEWS Tokyo The next
Markley and Van Camp
Biles out of More Olympic Events
"USA Gymnastics Simone Biles has withdrawn from more events. ABC is Jim Ryan in Tokyo. She's already stepped away from the gymnastics team competition and the all around here at Tokyo. Now, Simone Biles said she's skipping the finals for vault in the uneven bars. The 24 year old blames what she and other gymnasts called the twist ease. Her brain, and her body, she says, are simply not in sync. She fears getting hurt if she
The Boxer Show
Tokyo Olympics: US Pole Vault Champion, Sam Kendricks, Tests Positive for COVID-19
"At the 2016 Olympics in Rio and pole vaulter Sam Kendrick. Came to Japan with his sights set on gold. Well, now he's tested positive for Covid Dr Richard Budget, the medical and scientific director for the International Olympic Committee. It's tough for any athlete when they're sick in the lead up to this major event, and on top of that, if it happens to be covid 19 You end up in an isolation hotel, which is really hard to track and field events start on Saturday, but Sam Kendricks is out of this year's Olympics. Jim Ryan ABC News Tokyo Meanwhile, it was another successful
Kinda Funny Games Daily
PlayStation 5 Hits 10 Million Sold
"As hit a huge milestone. Ps five exit ten million units sold. I'm pulling from christopher drink at games. Industry dot biz playstation. Five is sony's fastest-selling games console. After surpassing ten million sales worldwide. The newcastle reached the figure on july eighteenth. Just under a month faster than the. Ps four managed other sales figures released by sony. Include that spider man. Miles morales has sold over six point. Five million copies since this launch last year. Ps five exclusives. Maternal released in april a has exceeded five hundred sixty thousand copies in rationing clink ripped apart which was which was released. Last month is already over. One point one million units worldwide. Meanwhile sony san diego developed the show twenty one which was released on non playstation platforms as well as surpassed two million sales worldwide. The game actually has more than four million players and was included in the game pass subscription servants sting. Yeah playstation five. Sales performance has been dependent on the company's ability. Supply demand with the console sold out global. Ceo jim ryan in a statement said that improving inventory levels remains a top priority. Speaking with games introduced biz. Ryan adds that. Ps five has seen double digit growth in terms of engagement whether that's monthly users or game playtime compared with the launch window of ps four quote. Engagement on the platform is the highest that. We've ever seen whichever way you look at it and quote key says
600 WREC
"jim ryan" Discussed on 600 WREC
"Cult of Covid cannot end weeks. No. One What did the pastor in San Francisco do? Jim Jones. When they started understanding what his cult was up to. They fled. They fled down south. They left the long arm of American jurisdiction. Cause he knew he knew he could not handle that scrutiny. And when Jim Ryan, the congressman, and his staff came down to visit They were hearing about Americans that were in danger down there. For several days. The appearance was everything's fine. Jim Jim Ryan thought well. Guess the family members just don't appreciate just it's not a cult. Church going people that love the Lord and respect Jim Jones. Just as they're getting ready to leave. He gets a note. Says We're scared. Some of them ran off into the woods. So as he packed his bags, and they went to the Runway. To leave. Jim Jones sent his goons and gunned down the congressman assassinated him. That cult once it was discovered. Had to end itself. Colts do not give up the power that they grow to hold. The World Health Organization that's already an arm of the Chinese communists. Is now telling fully vaccinated people to continue to wear masks. As they pushed the.
NewsRadio WIOD
"jim ryan" Discussed on NewsRadio WIOD
"Unknown. Jim Ryan ABC News And at 11 32 again. We're waiting for more information as rescuers, investigators make their way through the rubble, trying to get as many survivors and rescue as many victims as possible from the scene. Still no word. How many they're looking for, as not everybody has been accounted for. There has been an emergency unit set up To reunite family members with those missing relatives at 93 01 Collins Avenue, several other little areas in the in the neighborhood from where the scene took place. The evacuees have been taken to a separate location. They will be being there being relocated, I should say, by the American Red Cross and Miami Dade, Fire, rescue and all the other Units from different agencies that are on site since around two o'clock this morning, which is when this catastrophe happened, and it is a catastrophic event, in the words of structural engineer experts. That is what they refer to something like this happening. That is what it's called on North East 79th Street Bridge is closed right now. We're monitoring that as well as the ongoing investigation and search and recovery efforts here on the Brian Mud Show and at W i o d dot com where we've got address information. Emails and, of course, the phone numbers for all of those victims and impacted families that may be reaching out or trying to find those that are unaccounted for, Or that may be accounted for, and, fortunately may be safe. You need to let officials know about their whereabouts again. That's w i o d dot com Continuing coverage coming up on the bride might show and at noon I'm Natalie Rodriguez. NewsRadio. 6 10. W i o d with.
Kentuckiana's Morning News
Huge Rescue Effort Underway as Building Near Miami Partially Collapses
"In the world. A disaster this morning when the dust cleared, there was the back half of the building or back. Two thirds of the building was gone. It's to the ground that man lives near Champlain Towers south on Collins Avenue and Surfside, just north of Miami Beach. A large section of the 12 storey condo complex collapsed early this morning, leaving the upper floors pancaked onto the lower and a mountain of concrete and sheetrock. ABC s lie anomalies reports from Miami, Michael Ruins lives in the neighborhood and ran out to see the damage. He said the building was wiped out with a pile of rubble in the back. I have never seen so many ambulances and police in my life. All at once. It looked like something from like 9 11 literally. Ruis saw first responders working to rescue people trapped in what was left helping some elderly people coming down through the, uh to the Japanese with a big ladder trucks from the fire rescue. There's no word yet on casualties were the cause of the collapse. Jim Ryan ABC news and We will hear more
TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"jim ryan" Discussed on TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"ABC News. I'm Jim Ryan. President Biden is in Brussels. He and other NATO leaders are holding a one day summit on Wednesday He'll meet Russian President Vladimir Putin. Another vaccine candidate, Nova Vax probably will not be distributed here in the U. S. Because We have enough doses to go around. But the company says its latest clinical trial data shows that the Novak shot is 100% effective against very serious covid cases. ABC Stephanie Ramos has the latest on the country's fight against the illness. The delta variant first discovered in India likely to lead to a new wave of infections in the US this fall. This as the US circles a dark milestone 600,000 lives claimed by the virus. Since the beginning of the pandemic, the country still averaging more than 300 deaths daily. There were several mass shootings over the weekend, at least eight of them with four or more people wounded or killed this year. Mass shootings are 40% higher than last. This is ABC News. After world leaders at the G seven wrapped up their meeting. Some now say the promise of a billion coronavirus shots to help the developing world doesn't go far enough, The World Health Organization saying the world needs not one but 11 billion vaccine doses to effectively combat Covid 19. The G seven plans to deliver doses in 18 months. But the fear is that timeline may cause many more debts and plenty of time for new vaccine resistant strains of the virus to develop UNICEF, which has led the charge, urging the G seven countries to donate vaccine. Praised the decision to donate one billion doses but is now calling for the timeline to be sped up. And as the secretary ABC NEWS PARIS schools around the U. S are getting ready for a surgeon kids heading to kindergarten this fall. Experts say it's a combination of Children who missed out on preschool through the pandemic and kids who normally would have been enrolled last year, but parents decided to keep them out to doesn't hurt three critically in a mud pit race just outside El Paso. Jim Ryan ABC News Research shows People remember radio ads that remind them of the past. So to help you remember that Liberty Mutual insurance company customizes your home insurance. You only pay for what you need. Here's an ad that will really take you back back in my day. I heard a voice from the radio say Liberty Mutual, customizing my home insurance, So I only pay for what I need..
Wake Up Call
CNN, Amazon and Other Major Websites Down After Global Fastly Outage
"The New York Times. CNN Twitch British government. Hulu HBO. Max Amazon, You name it. They got various error messages this morning like Unknown domain. No, those domains are out there. But dozens of websites around the world went out this morning because of an outage at a cloud servicing company called Fastly. Fastly says it's investigating the issue and as of right now, Well, Fastly says. It's a technical issue. They still haven't said No, it was not some sort of cyber attack hack. So that's what we're going to be watching all day was. What was this? And how could one single company get hit? Take down all of these information sites will be following up on that right now Jim Ryan. And speaking
KFI AM 640
"jim ryan" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"Or six on your wake up, call K f. I am 6 40 live everywhere on the I heart radio app. Jim Ryan. I was hoping you'd bring us some good news this morning. So would I. What's the deal? You know, we come out of covid. And you're supposed to be our bright, sunny spot, And instead you might bring us a blackout. Good, gracious, bright sunny. That's part of the problem here. Expectations that it's going to be an above normal temperature summer. That's according to the North American, the Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. That's the expectation and with that comes this greater risk. Of potential power issues. California is an especially bad shape in that regard. Jennifer looking at the map right now that the the federal regulators have put out the issue this report every year, the North American Electric Reliability Corporation sizing up the power needs versus the power demands that are anticipated. Especially looking at those peak hours in the afternoon, and especially during the late summer, when things are especially dried out, and in fact California is at higher risk than the rest of the country. Really, in terms of it's a threat to the power system, and that is, you know, and reliability. You add it all up and what what That means, potentially, is that wildfire season approaches, the temperature warms up. The rain dries up, and unfortunately there is that possibility for brownouts or even blackouts. Yeah, and it's you know what I I understand that some of these utility companies, especially especially if you're not PG and E, but you've watched what's happened with P Genie and the power lines and things like that. And you think to yourself. I don't want to be PG knee. So if we've got a wildfire headed our way, let's just shut it down and try and keep everybody safe. However, if it's a, you know, a day that's 100 degrees or so you're putting some people's health at risk because to leave them in a home, that's that hot with no air or no fans or that sort of thing. Then you also run the risk of hurting people. Well, absolutely. And I think the only way that you can really prepared for this as an individual. I mean governments have a role to play big companies and And they're huge operations can do something, but so can individual ratepayers. People who have homes and businesses can regulate their temperatures. Now make sure that they aren't running the air conditioning too much or too cold. To try to, you know, collectively says, save the grid in some way to try to to to cut demand. It's not the only way that the people in a large or small scale can have any impact on this at all. Absolutely, and I know that how do I put it? That's what we should all be doing. But I don't know that a lot of us are thinking about that. You're not thinking that far ahead and you're not thinking that Collectively, what you're doing is actually helping your neighbor. I know I felt so honestly, I had, like, um, I don't even know what you would call it. Blackout guilt, because three blocks away from me is the grid where usually if there's any fire danger, that's the part that they take offline yet you go to my house three blocks away, and lights are on airs going that sort of thing. And you, You don't really think about how your usage is impacting the neighborhood and your neighbors in Grocery stores right there in your area. Yeah, well, that's it's all about to supply and demand. It's about how much energy has been reserved. How much can be pumped into the grid and how much you and I are running our air conditioning or our our refrigerators or whatever appliances it might be. But you're right. I know exactly what you mean when in February when all the lights went out in Texas and million people, millions were without electricity. My house was still on because we're right next door to a hospital. Oh. Oh, sure. Of course you guys can't go down, right? Right. They kind of had to family. They have generators that run over there. There are a couple of healthcare facilities here. But you know, we were just this geographic serendipity, I guess. Yeah, exactly. But do you do you feel a little bit guilty, though, Like, oh, my gosh, I'm so sorry. Okay. But then, on the flip side, you mentioned generators and my folks live up in the sticks in Northern California and because they are in an area that's High fire danger. I know that they're one of the ones that PG and E had talked about bringing the generators into their area. And if they were going to shut down the the power that sort of thing they were looking into getting those people those communities, the generators. Right? Well, yeah. I mean, if you want to protect yourself, you can always buy a generator on your own. California is interesting because it uses a pretty good mix of different sources of electricity. If you look at a place like New York, and I'm looking at them right now. About half of their power comes from biomass, natural gas and petroleum. These sorts of things Cole is this fairly small part of that. California has a much broader mix that and it does include a lot more wind energy, solar energy. With that, though, comes the the unreliability of the days when there isn't a lot of wind or at night when you don't have the sun generating electricity, So with that comes some good and some bad. Reliability on a normal day, but a little less reliability during peak hours in the summer. Absolutely, Jim, thank you so much. I appreciate it. Have a great weekend. Thanks. See you later. ABC is Jim Ryan. But it's uh It's really hard. Do you think when your house is hot and you go and you turn down the air conditioner? Are you thinking? Oh, hey, I'm pulling extra power off the grid. No, you're thinking I'm trying to call my house down. So it's I know that that's what they want us to think and I know that's what we should.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"jim ryan" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"ABC. Jim Ryan tells us the president will be hearing calls for reparations. Conflicting accounts of the events of May 31st and June 1st 1921 suggests that police officers and or national Guardsmen in airplanes dropped firebombs onto black owned homes and businesses in Tulsa's Greenwood District today, their number of entities that were complicit And I think they're saying that they're not responsible. Oklahoma State representative Regina Good ones. We absolutely believe that they are and that those entities so survivors and their descendants like Goodwin herself monetary relief generally in ABC News actually locally to the anniversary, Senator Elizabeth Warren, who grew up in Oklahoma, says she was never taught about the massacre in school and says on Twitter We should all learn about one of the worst incidents of racist violence in our nation's history. Congress WOMAN They ANA Presley tweeting 100 Years after the Tulsa massacre, the flames of white supremacist violence are still being fanned by lies and revisionist history. As warm or covet vaccines or administered across the country and other covert vaccine maker is seeking a full seal of approval now from the FDA, Donna has just joined the Fizer of exchange makers and seeking full FDA clearance for its covert vaccine. Madonna has said it's vaccine continues to show strong protection six months after a second injection with efficacy of more than 90% against all cases of covert 19 and more than 95% protection against severe illness. Now that the cove it emergency is waiting. The vaccine may Cars are moving to get their emergency authorization made full and permanent. Vicki Barker CBS news lawsuits in New Hampshire against Mask mandates in a couple of school district's We get details from WBC's Madison. Rogers basically challenged the requirement by the two school district that Children wear masks one school and while running the bus and while participating in other activities, Robert Foe Ho isn't just the attorney behind these new lawsuits as the parent of three kids in Bedford schools. He's a plane too. To the experience a lot of stress, you know, in remembering to bring their masks. That time there were mass while they interact their classmates. They want to be free of this mass requirement. The nearly identical lawsuits are based on a New Hampshire law banning restraints that restrict Children's breathing but whose end goal is having New Hampshire joined Texas and Iowa and making face coverings in schools illegal. The CDC still recommend schools require face coverings should the end of the school year while kids still under 12 still aren't vaccine eligible. Madison Rogers WBZ Boston's Deuce radio Now that he reached the age of 65, Watertown police Sergeant Jeff Gee, Lise is calling it a career After more than four decades on the job, police officers in Massachusetts have to retire After turning 65. He became a national hero when he took down the Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev. The night of the shootout in Watertown, usually is visit. Lee remembers that night in 2013 exchanging gunfire. Has gone now, you know, ran out of ammunition, but at the time I didn't offer jammed, ran out. And he stopped looked at me. We made eye contact, and then he threw the gun at me and hit me in the shoulder with it, And then he took off running towards the other police officers, and that's when I hold stood up and chased after him and tackle them that the sergeant final roll call yesterday. Actor J. K. Simmons, who portrayed future leads in the film, Patriots Day sent a videotaped message of congratulations. We got on WBC talks continue in Washington when it comes to funding infrastructure for all three traffic and weather together, the Subaru retailers of New England all wheel drive, have it on the threes where we had to Mike. Yeah, Well, we've got some big delays north of the city here, Ben, why don't we start with 93 North found which is just crawling off the second bridge. Up into Medford than Roosevelt. Circle of past 1 28 worse than usual from an earlier crash it but commerce way really set things off in a bad way. Ruwan is locked up. We'll say before Sergeant Street most of the way up to the Lynnfield Tunnel route one South chan from that 95 entrance ramp down to the 1 28 exit in Peabody 1 28 North. Is held up to Lexington route 38 a past 93. Then a past 95 11 28 South installed on route 62 down past 1 14 as well. Three North DeLay is coming up through Tings bird with a crash on the exit for Westford Road. And because of Ah related fuel spill that ramps been shut down the expressway South, Just a grind from the tunnel to Columbia Road. Granted, have all the way to rid 24 45 minutes. Boston to Randolph now The expressway North bounds All stop and go. Furnace Brook Parkway. A passing upon zits Circle. 1 28 South Bounds Held up Highland Dad down into dead. Um Then you get on to 93 north, all brake lights from 95 to route 24. Now to the West. The pike westbound scrawling out past Newton Corner delays on to 90 West at least a few miles out towards downtown Worcester than downtown store. Oh, drives almost back to mass have the lower decks almost out to Sullivan Square. The Ted Williams tunnel westbound jammed up all the way through into the connector tunnel to my.
Noon Report with Rick Van Cise
Southwest Airlines orders 100 Boeing 737 Max planes
"After two fatal crashes and the total grounding of the aircraft confidence is building again in the Boeing. 7 37 Max. Here's a B C's Jim Ryan after accidents involving Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines killed 346 people. Aviation authorities around the world ordered the 7 37 Max out of the sky. As investigators search for the causes of the crash is bowing, accumulated to stockpile of 400 of that plane. Now Southwest Airlines has announced 100 firm orders for the max with the first headed into the Pink bay in 2022 to receive this Southwest
Afternoon News with Tom Glasgow and Elisa Jaffe
Text messages promising $1,400 daily stimulus checks are actually scams, IRS warns
"For people who have lost their jobs in their security to Corona virus. The text message is a god sent there now eligible for $1400 daily, through covered relief program. You have been Smith, the text contains a link to instructions on how to get your money. But kneeled US wanting of Stanford University's Advanced Security certification program says that merely clicking on the link could expose the recipients. Personal financial data relief will arrive in the form of a check in the mail. Or a direct deposit to the bank account that you've used in the past with the I R s far from receiving a stimulus payment. The victim stands to lose everything from his or her bank account. Federal Trade Commission has received over 350,000 reports of such scams resulting in total fraud losses north of 336 million has realized that as him as might appear, take a screenshot of it, Send it to the I. R s and then delete the message with Tech trends. Jim Ryan ABC News At the Kamo news time Now for 14. Other update on
The KFBK Morning News
'A Complete Bungle': Texas' Power Grid Fails in Record Cold
"The power is still out in Houston. People are asking how much more cannot bear there. Sylvester Turner says a year of disasters is wearing on his city hurricane the coronavirus. And now is this winter storm and it's back to back to back progress was made overnight in restoring power outages around Texas went from three million yesterday to under a million this morning. But the death toll is still rising. More than 30. People have died across the region as a result of the cold. Jim Ryan. ABC NEWS Dallas first time filings for unemployment insurance jumped
Terry Meiners and Company
Muted Mardi Gras: Closed bars, barricaded Bourbon Street
"For celebration before Ash Wednesday in the beginning of Lent, But ABC is Jim Ryan says Fat Tuesday. 2021 is dramatically slimmed down. This'll was Mardi Gras 2020 of thousands float into New Orleans to celebrate its not that one of them carried coronavirus. Louisiana has recorded 9300 covert deaths in the 12 months since then. The decision was made to prohibit the usual parades and mass parties. Bourbon Street is abandoned on this fat Tuesday, and Opal Simpson had a restaurant to herself might not have MARTA ground, but we still got the music and we got the spirit generally in ABC News. Governor Bashir's covert briefing is coming up at
Colorado's Morning News with April Zesbaugh and Marty Lenz
Federal judge temporarily blocks Biden's deportation moratorium
"President Biden's temporary pause in deportations has been put on pause. ABC is Jim Ryan, reports a Trump appointed federal judge in Texas. Has issued a temporary restraining order against the moratorium. U. S District Judge Drew Tipton has ruled that the new administration has failed to provide what tipping calls any concrete, reasonable justification for a 100 Day. Pause on deportations. The order bars enforcement of the moratorium for 14 days, but it does not require deportations to resume at their previous pace. ABC is Jim Ryan reporting the White House, though confident the ruling will be overturned.
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"Out vaccines on campus. The school has received 500 doses. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi asking for a review into capital security following last week's violence at the Capitol. Longer enforcement is bracing for the possibility of more trouble at the U. S. Capitol. January 20th Inauguration day, NBC's Jim Ryan tells us many who were there last week may be planning to be back Cowboys for Trump co founder Coid Griffin is certain that the 2020 presidential election was fraudulent posting from the capital on January. 6th report backed mortgages watch you're giving. He also makes no secret of his plan to return to Washington for the inauguration. With two guns in his car. I believe we have a great day coming up, believe it's gonna come on January 20th and it will be a day that will be historic for country. He insists he didn't take part in the violence or vandalism on January 6th Jim Ryan ABC News, but there are concerns there could be violence, breaking out it. State capitals around the country this weekend as well. Law enforcement is on alert, sitting on the throne and releasing its own report into the trouble with you and police department. The report runs almost 70 pages, and it's a little different from the recent report from the state inspector general, which cited quote Ah failure of leadership at the McEwan Police department. This independent reported by CNN found them a through and police department has no disciplinary policy. No policy and outside employment. No policy on conduct. Police officers describe the situation as quote toxic, Some said. Discipline seems to be focused on people, not activity. One police officer said quote it is scarier to work inside the police station, then outside the police station. Chief Jo Soloman accused of deliberately manipulating salary negotiations to make him one of the highest paid chiefs in the country. Just retired captain Gregg Toland is on leave due to similar allegations involving the officer's union. Erin Regal WBZ Boston's news radio Federal lawsuit filed against police and Levin, stirred by the father of a mentally ill man who died after a well being called to his home in 2019, The Worcester Telegram reports. The man claims under trained officers bots, the call and also that the Mr D. A's office. Conducted a charade investigation, the paper reports through a lawyer. The father of Chris Malu alleges that officers used excessive force during that call Attorney Hector Panero telling the telegram, the medical examiner's office ruled the manner of death is homicide and at a minimum, an inquest involving a neutral judge should have been conducted to determine whether charges were warranted. She's keeping it in the family and Eastern team has decided to end her high school career with a big project on autism. More on that from WBC's Kim Tunnicliffe 17 year old Haley cut burned, decided to focus. Her senior project at Oliver Aims High school on raising awareness about autism. That's because she has a younger sister, who was on the autism spectrum. Basically my whole life. I've seen her struggle and it comes to making friendships at school, and I've always wanted to do a big project to raise awareness for a lot of years now as part of him This project, she created a fundraiser selling T shirts and sweatshirts that include the picture of a blue puzzle piece, which represents autism. Half of the funds raised will go to purchase sensory integration toys for Children with autism in Eastern that could be his toys like the City centers, Little clicking but employs my sister like those, it could be way the blanket. So far. She's raised over $1000 Kevin Tommy Clough WBZ Boston's news radio, with most Americans still waiting. Get a covert vaccine. There are some accusations that some wealthy and well connected people are trying to cut in line. CBS is Manuel before Kez spoke with Dr Edward Goldberg, a concierge doctor in New York. Who's patients pay him for personalized care, he says. Some people are trying to cut in. It's really more people who are my existing Patients. I'm getting a lot of phone calls from people like you're a concierge doctor. I will join If you will come to my home and give me a covert backseat. What do you tell them? What I tell people is if they were part of my practice, I will let them know immediately when they're eligible, But I really don't have the ability to adjust the waiting list. Officials in Florida are investigating reports a luxury assisted living facility offered and vaccinated its board members as well as Wealthy donors out of turn, health officials warn that for the Corona virus program to be successful, 75% or more of the population needs to get vaccinated. However, there's concern rising that people don't want to take the vaccine businesses and organizations or Trying to get people encourage. Some companies are incentivizing their employees to get the Corona virus vaccine Dollar general will pay its workers an extra four hours of pay after they get the shots. Trader Joe's is offering two hours per dose and insta card is giving employees of flat fee of $25. Meanwhile, American Airlines is planning to provide the vaccine at airport hubs for its workers when it becomes more available. Hospital Hotel California that's paying staff $300 to get the vaccine. The City Council in Somerville College, get a win against the war on drugs, Unanimous vote by counselor's making the use and possession of psychedelic plants and mushrooms and non issue counselor JT Scott of War to says This is just another way. Somerville can lead it showing the rest of the Commonwealth and the country, a path and decriminalization of these natural medicines. The resolution that he co sponsored sees to it that no city agency resource is or funds be used in helping enforce laws against the use or possession of psychedelic plants. It also asked some of Police to de prioritize related offenses long been able to see the harm caused an incredible cost by the war on drugs that these plans have been so long neglected in modern research, as the powerful medicines that indigenous people wants to do them to be, is yet another loss. The resolution does not, however, allow the commercial sale of psychedelics nor the possession or distribution their schools. James RoHaas WBZ Boston's news.
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FBI Warns Of Groups Calling For ‘Storming’ Of Courthouses Nationwide And In Washington, DC If Trump Is Removed
"And FBI bulletin obtained by ABC News said an unnamed armed group called for storming State capitals, government buildings, courthouses and the U. S Capitol. If President Trump has removed from Office before Inauguration Day, The Homeland Security Department said it would implement the inaugural security plans six days earlier starting Wednesday, when the House could take an impeachment vote. The FBI said the group is planning attacks in D. C and there have been specific threats against President elect Biden, Vice President elect Harris and members of Congress. Aaron Carter SKI ABC NEWS New YORK In Boston, the FBI here says it does not currently don't have any plans. Armed protests at the Massachusetts statehouse over New Hampshire. Rhode Island, Maine Governor Charlie Baker says there's nothing law enforcement. Is aware of here. There are currently no known threats with respect to the state House or any other public building. At this time in Massachusetts, and on we will continue to monitor and track the information that's out there on we will be appropriately prepared for anything that might happen. President Trump meantime, today, taking aim at the prospect of being impeached again, The president calls it ridiculous. This impeachment is causing tremendous anger. Speaking to reporters for First time since the Capitol attack, which Democrats blame on him, the president said the impeachment push is dangerous, but we want no violence, never violence. The House will begin debating impeachment tomorrow, charging the president with incitement of insurrection in urging supporters to March on the capital, but the president's taking no responsibility for the riot. Saying his remarks to backers were totally appropriate. Soccer Megane Washington's president Trump visits section of the US Mexico border wall today on way to celebrate the completion afforded 50 miles of fencing this year. Hidalgo County Democratic Judge Richard Cortez wants the president to stay away in order to prevent large crowds that might bring more positive covert cases. We just modified order to ask all our hospitals not to do elective surgeries because we're 18.8% of our hospital capacity in Texas, the Legislature opening up today and Austin ABC is Jim Ryan says. Talk of Unarmed demonstration and lingering threats of covert 19 of rattles Some lawmakers nerves. Even images of the riot at the U. S. Capitol might not be enough to keep Texas 181 legislators from attending the opening ceremony at the state Capitol. With the specter of a novel coronavirus infection is a different matter to Democratic state representatives from the Dallas area plan to skip the event for fear that it might be a covert 19 super spreader hand there's a B C's Jim Ryan. The first U. S execution of a female inmate and 67 years was supposed to happen today. Right now, though, a court has put that on hold. The judge granted the stay late Monday, citing the need to determine Lisa Montgomery's mental competency. The Kansas woman got the death sentence for killing Bobby Joe, stand it and cutting out her baby. She was planning to raise the child as her own. That girl is now 16. Montgomery had a history of faking pregnancies and tricks dented into believing the two were meeting up so Montgomery could adopt a puppy. Montgomery's lawyers have argued that sexual abuse during her childhood lead to mental illness I'm Julie Walker, Boston native Casino mogul and GOP mega donor, Sheldon Adelson has died of the disease. Jim McKay has more on his life. Adelson was born in Boston and grew up in Dorchester. He rose to become the chief executive officer. The Las Vegas Sands Corporation, which owns casinos all over the world. Adelson was one of the early casino executives that look to spearhead American based casinos and Asian markets. In his later years, he became known for his major political donations him and his wife were known as the biggest backers of President Trump's re election campaign and 2020. He had been suffering from a cancer related illness recently in the past week. He had taken time off for surgery, his wife confirming this morning that he died of a long illness. Sheldon Adelson DEAD at 87 Jim McKay WBZ Boston's news radio in Massachusetts. Raised filmmaker has died. Director Anna Rose King died January 3rd after losing her battle with lung cancer, family says King died in New York City hospital She directed a total of seven films. One of which was inspired by the passing of her broadcast executive Father Roger King, the movie titled Good Enough Centers on the New York City based flight attendant who seeks to find a lost relative after her father's death. Popular television hover Syria's soon we'll be making its way to the tip of the Cape for filming of their 10th season. WBC's Kim Tunnicliffe takes a look selectman in Provincetown have approved 20th Century Fox is request to film the American horror story anthology in town from February 1st through March 6th selectwoman Lease, King says This could be a big boon for businesses in the area struggling because of the pandemic. It's off season. You're talking about bringing a lot of economic activity town at a time when businesses Could really use those dollars. King is a bit concerned about large crowds gathering due to the popularity of the show. She's seeking assurances that crowd control measures will be in place which enforce existing covert 19 rules and regulations. The cast of 100 will include Kathy Bates, Sarah Paulson and Macaulay Culkin. Kevin Tonic, Left WBZ Boston's news radio. Listening
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What to expect at the first ever all-digital CES 2021
"Koenig is the V P of research at the Consumer Technology Association, which usually puts on SI es in Las Vegas this year. Because of the Corona virus pandemic, The show will be completely online. We're gonna have an anchor desk. It will help attendees navigate different elements of the show. Whether it's keynotes conference sessions, different product announcements, E. E. T. T. A A is is touting touting new new features features on on the the C C E E s s website website that that are are supposed supposed to to recreate recreate the the feeling feeling of of an an in in person person event. event. There There are are tools tools that that allow allow attendees attendees to to connect connect peer peer to to peer peer if if you you like like also to arrange meetings, so there's a very interactive Function with this next year's show is scheduled to return to Las Vegas. But the same time we also will preserve that all digital component. And so I think what you'll see in 2022 is is really a hybrid. Event with Tech trends. I'm Jim Ryan, ABC News President. Trump has been awarding the Medal of Freedom to friends and allies recently, but now he's
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Boeing 737 Max returns to U.S. skies after nearly 2 years
"Well the first commercial flight of a Boeing 7 37 Max aircraft in nearly two years, said to take place today on American Airlines. Max departs Miami for New York's LaGuardia Airport this morning, ABC. Jim Ryan joins us Live right now with more so, Jim, let's talk a little bit about the criteria. What did the FAA use here to deem that the Boeing 7 37 Max is ready to fly again? I must say it is really Sam from Boeing, a redesign of the max eight aircraft retraining of pilot and, of course, the FAA did its own investigation and its own infections of the Max eight aircraft. But it's been less than two years now completely redesigned plane now extremely complex that some are saying that it was with the grounding was not long enough that there should have been further investigations. Some family members of the hundreds of people who died in those two crashes in 2008 and 2920 18 2019 say that they want the plane to remain grounded on grounds that they say there were improprieties in the inspection process into the training of those pilots. So no doubt, not just those families, Jim. But the entire aviation world of the entire world, for that matter is going to be watching this flight. And I would imagine subsequent flights with 7 37 Max very closely over the course of the next few weeks and months, And is there some sort of a time frame? That they're giving this and then do they plan on expanding these flights in the not too distant future? Well, at least in an American airlines, you know they're going to continue using this aircraft United in Southwest are other huge customers of the 7 37 Max. They don't plan to fly their new aircraft until early to mid 2021 next year. Alaska Airlines has just ordered several dozen of the aircraft. So yeah, Ryanair, Also Europe's air air air of Azaz decided it wants to order more swell, so there's no real timetable. That they all have agreed upon. It's the airline's making their own decisions on when they want to ramp it up again. So at this point to your you've got the flight from Miami to LaGuardia. Is that the only one today of the 7 37, Max? Or is that just the first one out of the gate today and that there might be Mork coming up either today or or throughout the week? No plans for today. But throughout the rest of the week, If that seems like that, like 7 18 Miami to LaGuardia will fly using the max eight, so at least we know that those will be in the air. The interestingly I talked with the widow of a man who died in the Ethiopia crash. She says that passengers should be checking as they make reservations to see what kind of aircraft they are flying on something that most people don't even think about. But she says that people should be doing that for their own peace of mind. She's not convinced of the safety of the 7 37 Maxie, and she thinks that past me or should make an important decision about whether they want to fly on it. Today's flight. We don't know whether it's full or not, but these air paying passengers of American Airlines Miami