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"john brooks" Discussed on ESPN FC
"In Spain have broken the story gap between 2015 and 2018, Barcelona paid €1.4 million to a company linked to a man named Jose Maria enriquez negre, who is he gab and wise D.C.'s very, very big. So he is a former referee. He refereed from 1977 to 1992. But then he moved into the refereeing committee. Vice president, you actually have power over referees. Barcelona say, look, we did something that was totally normal. We hired this company, which includes former referees so that we could get information that would help us technically about the laws above the tendencies of referees. This is absolutely normal. Now, I can tell you, this is not absolutely normal. There are companies who do this. I know one X referee, for example, who does this who works for several clubs, he studies referees and referees of tendencies. The vice president of the reference association of the referees association, which is pretty important. Apparently they've been doing this since 2003, which now this all happened on the battle Mayo so bad Bart, but for me it was a devil. If you've been doing this since 2003, by the way, Laporte has been president was president for some of those years as well. Look, maybe it's not sinister. It certainly is improper in terms of appearance of impropriety. And what I find very serious is the referee committee know that nogueira was involved in this company because that is absolutely unethical and inappropriate. The other thing is, 1.4 million, I spoke to this former referee who does it for several teams. He said, 1.5 million over three years. I don't get paid that. No, seriously. He said, maybe if I work for 50 years, I would make that. Like it's just not worth that much. And that also does not reflect well on the club. Joel, this is back on Monday, but Liverpool won the Merseyside Derby beating Everton chew nail, you're seeing signs of life. Yeah, I think so God, very good, maybe the best performance on sunny domestically in the Champions League at times, they showed a bit the sign of their old self, but this was, this was the best that they've done in the league. They were really, really good. They went for it, they created chances, the press worked better in midfield. Do you know I don't like Jordan Henderson, but and it still doesn't use the ball well enough, but certainly the energy that I brought that leadership was great. And didn't concede. So Everton where who started up front, that Sims guy, I mean, so I know just with that. We need to remind ourselves that everything sacked her manager. The close to the relegation zone, their coach by Sean dyche, either you turn this into like a physical battle straight away, or they were not going to have a shot at it. And we've been before by Liverpool thinking, oh, they've done a corner now. And then after that. So let's see. This weekend, how'd they do? Lee mason and John Brooks have been taken off duty after the mist mishaps, mishaps. Mishaps sorry this past weekend and the Premier League has publicly called out the PGM one for some of these errors. What do you make of that gun? Is the company that supplies referees for trying to do games? Exercise to arsenal and I think this is the Howard web effect. I think this is how it Webb, who I have a lot of time for. It was just a good referee. And you just smart guy, he's a manager. He comes in and he realizes he's taken over the referees. And he says, you know what? If we make mistakes, let's admit it. If these guys are not good VAs, let's admit it. And I said this all along. Being a video assistant referee, I'm being a good referee on the page. Our two different skill sets. Just because Lee mason refereed in the Premier League for a million years, does not make him a good video assistant referee. I don't think he was that great a referee on the pitch either. That's a whole other issue. There are two completely different things credit to how hard work we're doing compared to the Premier League for saying this is not good enough. You know what? This is your chance to improve. Go out and improve. UA 5 released our independent report into events at last season's Champions League Final Jules and guess what? They're taking a lot of the blame in terms of organization, but also the French police, the French French federation, of course, who was also in charge of organizing the funnel and remind everybody who was a short notice because the final was moved away. Of course, from St. Petersburg after the war to Paris, still we were there. It should have been much better. It was chaotic. The French trying to blame the Liverpool fans saying without tickets, they tried to jump the fence. They were crushing people pushing people, those hooligans, which was disgraceful, at least the truth is that we knew the truth. Dialysis is on paper black and white now. Important to have accountability. Rama menis says the new Brazil manager, but only on an interim basis, gav is this because they're waiting for us on an Italian lover of pork products. That is of course the big rumor. I don't know. He's always very coy about it. A lot of his former players are and currently is obviously if you need to use it and are part of the Brazil national side. They're supposed to be pushing for him. I think he's open to it. He's open to it if Real Madrid decide to go in a different direction. Why not? So Qatar bid for Manchester United story rumbles on Jules. Now, as far as I can tell, there's nothing new. Other than a lot of PR folk putting stories in the papers. There's a one story, like, you know, imagine and boppe old Trafford, a modern gleaming Old Trafford link by some magical monorail, which all the guitars are all gonna build. Supposedly they're gonna make a formal bid this week. I don't know. I mean, certainly that deadline that is tomorrow. They have to be quick. Otherwise, who knows? What's going on? I'm curious to know, especially given that, okay, they're all pretending like this is nothing to do with QSI, which only
ESPN FC
"john brooks" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Of this qualifying cycle. The obviously missed the game against canada missing the game as well against on dudas as reported by guys are jeff carlisle. Not only did he spend a night outside The bubble he also brought an unauthorized visitor into his hotel room. So inside the bubble. We're talking timeout. Really not one. But two separate instances over two separate nights a given that information all that we that we do know now taylor. Gregg berhalter has a pretty big decision coming up here in october. If he would ask you for advice at what would you tell them about. Bringing weston mckennie back into the team for those october qualifiers. I would say to greg. I'm not sure. I'm the one making the decision. I wanna see what happens at you. Vent this because what. I found very interesting. After the news broke mckinney left the united states camp is the fact that on the gazeta cover front page. A luxury was talking about western. Mckinney's off-the-field antics. Now he didn't go into depth he didn't go into any kind of depth of what that meant but he said his off. Field antics are hindering his performances. And so i'm assessing weston mckennie and for the record my money. This is not talking to greg. through talking to you and the world. My money's on western mckinney. Come back a better player and a better teammate. From this experience and especially because the united states one four one without him they have lost then all of a sudden he kinda can feed into that wolf. You have west end. What would it have done. They didn't they won. They won without giovanni riina. That's going to help that. John brooks comes off the field. They look more cohesive. So i think all of these things working greg. Berle there's favor but from weston mckennie is point of view. I think the next two or three weeks are massive for greg world through in the united states. If he's in your group if he's playing consistently and i'm not saying starting but if he's coming off the bench whatever if he's shown any kind of sign of progress then obviously you have to bring him in in talk to him. I'm not saying you have to play with play them yet. But you have to have that conversation. He's too valuable. He could be a huge asset in as as herk rightfully said to the next three games are at home. You need to win those to be a huge part of it. But i think the next two or three weeks are huge. From events point of view in assessing weston mckennie and from greg burrow. Through saying you know what. I want him back in my group. Now gregg berhalter. I challenge him because he hasn't quite frankly been lighting up with performances at the national team. As of late zip player..
Caught Offside
"john brooks" Discussed on Caught Offside
"And reactive. No no no no. He was lying it up as yeah he was going on. But i'm telling you in the free for all world that concha gaffe has created in my football brand tank. I don't jj and you can't do that. I immediately saw that. And just as fair shoulder game on. Leon forget about op stop. I think it was up. I really don't but it had but it was a foul but it had had to halt the minute. Delay knows flag goes up. That's it you know yes and it was. The right call can't argue. It was absolutely the right call. And you're right it's spoiled. What was clearly lining up to be a goalscoring opportunity. The us didn't have many them and that was late in the game and they needed okay. You gimme gimme a positive. Then i've given you one and you just pooh-poohed well no like. I said my bed because i thought he was too good. Where like it counteracted that moment. I referenced this a little bit before. But i i feel so comfortable with nat turner and goal and i was wondering how i would kind of be feeling once steph and went out you know we all said after the gold cup you know right now. We've got three goalkeepers and we feel just as good about all three of them. But like i don't know there's something subliminal that just sort of like in my head of zack's stephens the number one step number one nat turner is an is playing. An mls. Sometimes mls goalkeeping his views. Like it's just like a lot of subliminal thoughts the kind of and so once once i knew that it was going to be turner a net. There was part of me. That was sort of like okay. I know he's been great. But like i just can't get out of this feeling of like that's not our number one. I hope everything's okay. And i have been if i had any doubt that side of me has been proven wrong and i feel so confident with that guy back there. There was one thing in particular. I first off. I don't really blame him for the goal. I'll just get that out there straightaway. I think that was defending him. What's he supposed to do right right. So i'm just before anybody who's going to bring that up. I just wanted to put that out there. But there was one thing in particular i know. Jj you talk a lot about this. And i'm wondering if you pick this out. As well of goalkeepers who oftentimes punch just to be just to be sure when they probably could catch them and i think it was on a corner kick for canada like there was there was one cross that was made in near goal and i and turner came and he caught it and not sound like much but it was one of those moments. Where when he did it. I thought any other goalkeeper. I think probably punches that away and like who knows where that punch lines up. Maybe he missed hits it. Maybe it leads to some kind of opportunity for canada. Turner looked so comfortable catching it and so fort. You must have had four catches from crosses last night and crosses and he looks very like it just comes so easy to him And i just. I'm at a place now with him. Where i just feel entirely comfortable with him in net like i. I've just. That's a part of the field that i just don't really worry about I totally agree with you. And the crossing and catching really stood out to me somewhere along the line in the two thousands maybe with the change of balls the different structure of the ball. A lot of goalkeepers even in england which was very much a catch orientated comfort. Trying catch it i dig. The continent was always big for punching but somewhere along the line punching became on vogue and became the thing a lot of keepers dead. Because they just want to play it safe they just want make sure. Yeah but it's it was very very refreshing to see him calm with confidence and he didn't flap any. He caught them all cleanly totally on even if there was a challenge in front of him which there wasn't one of them he caught it. Just fine If i'm being you know slightly negative there was one more he has one kicking. Error are passback are. This one wasn't his fault per game so far for the us in every game that i've watched the summer one and it was robson. Played him a bit short on one. I think it was in the second half Your first half on shanked it out into the stand other than that andrew. He's the number one though. It's as simple as i i. It really is how you can't have two goalkeepers who don't start regularly for their clubs usurp this i don't care. I had sam reservations just in the back of my and my head. The kind of prejudice about him being new england and plan and mls. And even when i think of him i think of gillette stadium which is probably one of the worst soccer venues we have in this country. That's not that's not there anymore me. He's the undisputed number one other. Good i mean. We talked about the us goal but it bears mentioning again. That i thought the whole way that the whole build up to that goal like yeah talked about with winning bags and it's just it just exactly the thing that you want this team to be doing that's our. Id that's our dna. that's our. that's how we should be honest. The there's no reason for me why we can't do more of it. There's no reason i put it happens. Fire to sporadic. It's our best way of linking play against the law. Block are linking player creating chances against a little block teams to get turnovers those difficult areas. Which game was it. I believe it was the nation's decaf goal cup final where we nearly opened the scoring through Who was it can't remember who it was legit turns the ball over. We pressure mexico right there in front of their own goal. You know this is a good way to place. A way that's worked in the premier league for for a lot of good managers and works in international football too and we just don't seem to get enough of them. Yeah you're right and it's something that i just wish they would do. More of and it seems like greg bear halter wants that as well and you wonder. Okay well then. Why is it. Why is it not happening more. Also in the first half we didn't talk much about the. Us's best opportunity when christian pulisic hit the post again. I thought the build up to that was great as well. You know john brooks for whatever flaws he might have had whatever mistakes offensively. he's an excellent passer and it's again talking about winning back possession. Why don't we do it more. I sometimes wish john brooks would ping in more balls too dangerous areas as well. Because i think it's one of the strengths of his game. He you know he he ping that went legit who then got it out wide. And then it was over it and he did well to get it out of his. He really did. Yeah and then he played it out. Wide was a desk. Who was streaking down. The right side and the Across it might have been. I can't remember yeah Whoever it wasn't that came in and Him and either him or pete fox looks like they both could have gone to a bit. It was pool sick ran onto it. Knocked it on the post again. Good build up their their best opportunity of the night aside from the goal So you know. I'll give props Over i thought legit actually played well. Sometimes fans have issues with him. I think there's just a whole sometimes like analyst subconscious bias that A lot of you and all your fellow. He's beloved of greg who's not always the most popular guy. That's part of it too. You know tame marine legit. They always get those two guys. Always get one thing. I'll say and i know this is supposed to be good section but i forgot it. In my bad notes so the canadian goalkeeper clearly hurts himself early on and modes to the physio. That would the canadian that comes on. I felt goal and his next kick is dreadful and the us almost get a chance off an all night. I never felt like why. Aren't we pressuring moore. The boggles back to him. He had just such comfortable night and he was only made really go. Full stretch one more time which was the deflected remembered across the came in from aaronson that was deflected by canadian defender and he had to. I mean i think it was a bit of a camera sieve. I think.
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"john brooks" Discussed on ESPN FC
"We would have covered it. All the intensity was there. The usa mexico rivalry feels like it's back. It's been a while since we had a game that intense between these two teams. We've seen a lot of friendly's between them. Recently and frankly a lot of mexico dominance in the big games so aside from the intensity the turning point i mean there's so much narrative so much build up with this team. It felt like a lot of pay off. I know for a lot of fans but really everything in the game from the fast start incredible. Finish the heroics ethan horvath. I don't think there's a storyline that this game didn't have really hurt. Yeah i agree when you talk about birth. I say get them dan. Goodness me can't even dress properly interesting about the quality that necessarily that high from aside. But you're right just from an entertainment value. It had it all it really did have it all. Maybe the play wasn't there tactically. Technically it wasn't a great spectacle but when you talk about the drama we talk about intense moments when you talk about. What is usa versus mexico. I mean it's the eighth final that these teams have met and only the second time that the us has beaten mexico in a final. It was a big moment especially when you consider the. Us didn't particularly play well tactically. They probably got a lot of things. Wrong the three-man. Back line the three centrebacks and two of the center of our flanking and john brooks had an awful day player selection and a lot of different spots a costa yunus. Mussa playing tyler adams not being ready when you say all this and how poorly they played three of your european stars the youngest players your actual stars jewelry know weston mckennie and christian pulisic scored goals. You're starting goalkeeper. Leaves injured zach steph. Forbath comes in the substitute at the death. Out off penalty kick save the dramatics. Were going everywhere. We can come and we can talk about mexico and what they didn't do this. Final really felt big and it really had it all. Of course i'm gonna tell you. And i don't want to overstate it. I don't want to hype things up. I can't remember watching a game and enjoying it as much as i did this when four hundred long time you know me very well then i don't love many things. No savvy. salazar's. One of them. I do not love. He knows that very well. I love this game. Yeah i really really did from the very first minute to the last minute. I cannot remember a game that kept my attention. The way this game did it was it was back and forth in had absolutely completely everything and he had narratives everywhere rhetoric everywhere. It was good individual performance bad individual performances. Good coaching decision bag coaching decision. Good defending bad defending and you can go from both teams. You can say good. Usa usa good mexico bad mexico. It was all over the place any because it had all of this. I think the ultimate. I xe commission point to this game was the referee when he went to. Va gone so that it was a penalty the full screen and going at the biggest grin. You can come.
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"john brooks" Discussed on ExtraTime
"He is an incredible environment with sitting in the same goes for horvath. He does need to have games You don't wanna be going into qualifying and you. You said a little bit of rhythm. You don't wanna have those are moments that you can't afford and qualify. That's just the way it goes like those are the margins chastising doesn't clear that off the line we have been in that game yesterday so and we saw it in the fa cup. Yeah that's but that's part of the reason why a lot of a lot of these guys aren't coming back for the gold cup. Right is so that they can sort out their clubs situations and they can make sure they're in a position to try and get i see minutes or get regular minutes. So they're prepared when world cup qualifying starts a your your sort of throwing everything at this one and then taking a break letting other people emerge for gold cup leading the european guys get settled into their teams because yeah. These are still young goalkeepers. These are still young players for the most part across europe and know every over there manager. Switch every twenty minutes so you you know you might be needing to find a new club. So i think it's a smart one and look if you're horvath in you're trying to find maybe a move or you're trying to get a like a place into a team. You not pretty good sage to do that last night. So it's got to go yeah. Congratulations to him as one crowder to another good to see you let it big man that we talked about callanan tyler. I want to talk about the centrebacks. We have one from garrett lucius. Here's says what the performance from kinsey last night. That didn't inspire much confidence after brooks who are best centreback And i would. I would argue one thing. It's not a big argument like who are alpha's within their club. John brooks might be that guy right. He might be the one where it's like. Yeah your team's performances. Actually due in large part come down to you. i think it's so encouraging to start seeing him that. Be that with the us as well but what happens now at centerback like are we going to see more of this. I know that you know you kind of see the shift around and the formation of what the shape actually looks like but you know. Tim remain space against attackers. Is not the most comforting thing in the world in fact it's quite nerve wracking. So i just want to give a little shout. Tim ream for accepting the role. Sacrificial lamb like he was like greg brawled came up to him probably told him and he was like damn is going to be a really long day for me but accepted it and played in i. He was anywhere near as bad as people are making out by. Obviously he he was an tunein line is looked like they were begging for the ball like they were like we have this guy every time we want to buy linus certainly the fresh legs were. They made a difference. I will say that was a good sub from burkhalter. Is maybe two minutes too late..
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"john brooks" Discussed on ExtraTime
"Most impressive player in this game for you kalem. Who stood out to you. Probably brooks brooks and this one. Just you know he was. He was good. He's always very comfortable on the ball and has sort of a calming presence. But even i feel like some of the combativeness the personality that he brings you know he was. He was kind of for it in the beginning. And i'm going to interrupt you. He used to always lose the first physical dual the game for a guy that big that was like i get would get so frustrated. John brooks five six years ago because he you six zero four two hundred twenty pounds and he would lose the first duel of the game. Not not tonight. And he's at the town. I think he's he's he's he's smooth you know he's he's big smooth to me like he's got this like personality where he he's very calm but and he's very comfortable on the ball for especially for a guy his size left-footed but i think in for a team that was searching for some personality in a match that they haven't really he's got a lot more experience even and catherine world cup etc so i think just his personality just you could tell. Cbs rondos those good moments early in the match mattress. Just kind of. He's digging into at least early like okay. You're the main man on the other team like you're the guy is going to be hurting us. All right well guess what you're gonna have to think about me today and i thought that that personality really showed through and then for a team. Ironically i was searching for a moment of quality in the final instances of the match and for under a team that at that point was just trying to see it out and get to penalties He was able to pick that little moment. Quality and find western On the back those probably the most incisive pass on the night you could tell he and elise had a nice back and forth there at least was trying to play some mind games. They're both with talking to the referee and then eventually going down as what the partnership. Because that's a big question here as we see our long we know he's going to be out for a long time and there is no sort of like put it in stone. You're the next guy up just like okay what. We've tried meows qassam. We've tried tim ream..
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"john brooks" Discussed on Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"Christian politic and Western McKinney, Orrin G. Arena, Tyler Adams, John Brooks, Virginia Destin, Evan Ethan Horvath all in Champions League next year. Pretty cool. Holy Lakers coach Frank Vogel. Very smart guy He never gets in a controversy. He was asked directly about LeBron James. Violating the league covert policy with Tequila Party of Blake would drink and Michael J. B. Jordan his exact quote. What was your asking? What was your reaction quote? Had no reaction to it. He knows what he's doing. I trusted decision making. He gave the media Nothing. Good job. By Frank Vogel weirdest the weekend, Phil Mickelson said that he fast for 36 hours every week. He goes for a stretch at some point during the week to reset his system and no food for 36 hours. You think you could do that? You take supplements and coffee and water and other drinks, but no food. Food. 36 hours. Yeah, yes. Is that like just another Sort of waited of intermittent fasting. Probably one of those kind of things, he says. It's not for wait. It's for joints and how he feels going into a weekend. But I'll go from six o'clock seven o'clock at night until 10 o'clock the next day without eating. You see all I don't have breakfast. I'll have something at 10 o'clock. That's intermittent fasting. Terry crews. The actor was his big on that That's first time I heard of that. And then all of a sudden, your body just kind of adapts to it. But it zal whole lot better than when I did my Purified water vegetable diet That was for that was three months where every day every meal. Was Vegetables and purified water. I had to drink over 100 ounces of water, warm water, by the way. Yeah, we've been working with you for a long time, Big guy, and that may have been the toughest stretch of the duration. As you were coming in complaint. As you walked in, you'd complain about the food you eat that day. And then you complain about the food yet a week even the way I was the same. I was having vegetables every single meal for three months, man. That was a tough run because I went through this, You know, health issues and my wife goes, Let's try a home idiopathic. I said All right, I'll try homie a path. And this guy, he said. You know, you're gonna have vegetables and you're gonna have purified water and I want you to have warm water and I go. What else do I get? Because that's it. Go. I don't get any. I'm gonna have vegetables and purified water. May I have some lemon? You would be surprised, he said eventually, eventually I could have some lemon in my warm water..
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Olympians: Tidye Pickett
"Olympian has largely been left out of the history books despite being the first african american woman to compete in the olympics. Let's talk about tidy. Picket tidy pickett was born in nineteen fourteen in. Chicago's englewood neighborhood. Her family lived across the street from washington park where local foot races were often held. Tidies talent and speed were evident. She caught the eye of city officials. Who recruited her for the chicago park district. Track team tidies. First big break came after competing in chicago. Armory event john brooks who at the time was a university of chicago athlete. And one of the country's best long jumpers asked tidies parents if he could coach her. He promised a shot at the olympics and in nineteen thirty two. He made good on that promise. By the time she reached highschool tidy was one of the fastest women in the united states in nineteen thirty two. She was selected to be a member of the olympic. Four by one hundred relay pool. The final racers would be selected at the games which were being held in los angeles along with louis. Stokes tidy was one of two african american women for the olympic track and field team. She was just seventeen years old when we was eighteen. The two were subjected to a myriad of racist attacks and policies on the train to la. Louise and tidy were put in a separate room near the service area. They eat meals alone rather than with the rest of the delegation in the banquet hall. One point there teammate. Mildred babe didrikson to we profiled on this show last year through a pitcher of ice water onto louise's tidy while they were asleep in their bunk when they made it to la. The mistreatment continued louise and tidy practiced with their teammates during the day but at night they were stuck in the dorms as the rest of the runners gathered in the whites only dining hall. The most painful moment came when louise untidy were replaced and the relay by two white women both of whom had slower times than louise's tidy the teens spent the games watching from the stands as the all white team won the gold
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"john brooks" Discussed on WSB-AM
"Blacks coming up with the body must be sports in just a moment. The buzzer lost for the Hawks last night and how Georgia did against Tennessee. More stories make it land is morning news First, Here's Marcie what he was suggesting about 10% of Americans get at least one dose of covert vaccine. The Atlanta based CDC now says People who are fully vaccinated do not have to quarantine after exposure. WSB health reporter Sabrina Cupid says the CDC recommend double masks that's correctly offers. The best protection says the CDC is Dr Rochelle Wolinsky, and there's new guidance on how to get the bed. Protection from your mask is includes wearing a mask with multiple knows wire, nodding the ear loops on your mask or wearing a cough mask over a procedure or disposable back. The CDC is Dr John Brooks says, a new report finds when two people wear mask properly amount exposure that the wearer had two forces. Marisol was reduced by more than 95%. Sabrina, Cuba. 95.5 WSB, Dr Anthony Fauci moves to dispel concerns about getting vaccinated during pregnancy, he says 23 Wilson. Pregnant Women in the U. S. Have gotten vaccinated without complication that despite the pandemic, some 1500 youth cheer teams head to Atlanta for the three day cheers sport nationals at the Georgia World Congress Center. Some 40,000 people will attend under strict safety protocols, surfaces or wipe down, participants must wear masks except when competing and Spectators will be limited. Still, any gathering like this one runs the risk of becoming a super spreader event. Bruce Springsteen's busted for D W Y and reckless driving down. The Jersey Shore. He was arrested in November, a Gateway National Recreation area on Sandy Hook. Since that is federal land he's doing federal courts. The Asbury Park Press reports his blood alcohol was 0.0 to well below the legal limit of point await, but arresting officers can sight impairment below that threshold. A surprising percentage of pet owners would rather spend Valentine's Day smooching there Pooch dogs over dudes for Valentine's Day, according to a new top data survey 39% of unmarried dog moms. Choose their pooch to spend the day with while 23% of bachelors feel the same way. Dogs over dudes reporter Diane King Hall says 27% of pet owners plan to buy a Valentine's treat for their pet dogs are easier house break to you. WSB news time.
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"john brooks" Discussed on WSB-AM
"75 85 South bound past. I 22 clear crash from the H O V lane to the right shoulder. Scott, number two House impeachment managers continue today, laying out their case against former President Donald Trump. The trial resumes at noon and number three a Delta plane carrying 77. Passengers bound for Atlanta skids off a taxiway in Pittsburgh. Sam Robinson was on the plane. I got off the plane. They told us that the nose was actually over and going down into the ravine. Firefighters had to use ladders to get people off the aircraft. No one was hurt. Helping has apologized. Kevin USB news time is 6 16. U. S. Capitol. Police hold a vote of no confidence today in their leadership after the Capitol breach in a statement, the union's board sites what it calls the enormity of the multiple leadership failures leading up to the attack and the department's response. It refers to the deaths of three police officers and injuries to more than 140. Others. Reporter Alison Key, says the Capitol police chief resigned after the insurrection this vote targets. Other leaders, including the interim chief in percent of Americans get at least the first Host of covert vaccine, Atlanta based CDC says those who are fully vaccinated do not have to quarantine if they're exposed to infection. WSB health reporter Sabrina Cubits says the CDC is recommending double masking new federal guidance on mask wearing includes wearing a mask with a multiple knows wire, not in the air loops on your mask and wearing a cloth mask over a disposable or medical mask. But the CDC is, Dr John Brooks says those two cloth mask or not recommended to cloth bath just increased the thickness of the fabric you're breathing through, and that might Offer some more filtration. But that's also probably going to be more difficult to breathe through bottom line, and the mask is better than no mask and fit is important. Sabrina Cupid 95.5 WSB Dr Anthony Fauci responds to concerns about getting the vaccine during pregnancy. He reassures pregnant women 20,000 have already been vaccinated of the U. S. Without complication. 40,000 people.
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"john brooks" Discussed on WTMJ 620
"Afternoon news on Wisconsin's radio station News radio WTMJ his 4 30. I'm John Mark here, your top story. House Democrats make their case against former President Trump. Nebulas about 41 south and still gonna be about a 30 32 minute ride from my wake you to the suitor Change 17 extra there An accident on the on ramp from Berlin. I and we've also got that accident. At center Street with a car up on the wall on the block in the right lane North found 41 still kind of heavy 16 minutes from the zoo. Did I wake you and South on 43 around your road to the mark. It'll take you 12 minutes. I'm nebulas ago. Wtmj paella wi dot com Time Saver Traffic Tonight Partly cloudy cold alone zero Wind chills down the 15 below light snow late tomorrow. High of 15. House impeachment managers say former President Trump was determined to remain in power by any means necessary. Pennsylvania Congresswoman Madeline Dean's attack never would have happened. But for Donald Trump And so they came. Draped in Trump's flag. And used our flag. The American flag. The better. To bludgeon delegate Stacey Plaskett of the U. S. Virgin Islands, describing the mob that descended on the Capitol President Trump had primed his followers for months. And inflame the rally goers that morning. It is no wonder that the vice president of the United States was the target of their wrath. After Pence, refused to overturn the election results, she says they were willing to harm or kill with continuing coverage. The impeachment trial. Daria holding our ABC News Citing unlimited WTMJ News Time for 31 from the WTMJ breaking news Center. Welcome to the new normal, A nationally known expert says. We need to think like doctors to cope with life in the pandemic World, one in which we may have more such outbreaks ahead. News chief medical correspondent Dr Jennifer Ashton's new book is called the New Normal, a roadmap to resilience in the pandemic era. I really wanted to give people the tools to think like a doctor so that we could get on with our lives means moving forward. No one can live life in river While using science to take covert 19 out of the driver's seat as we get ready for what maybe next life lessons that we've learned so that we don't repeat the same mistakes in the future, says she personally knows five people who died from the virus Dream Miller WTMJ News. Meanwhile, experts they're starting to look a covert 19 long term CBS correspondent Jim Chris, You lie ahead of drug maker Johnson and Johnson says we may need to be vaccinated against coronavirus annually for the next several years similar to seasonal flu shot. That's public. Health officials have previously warned that covert 19 is likely here to stay, especially as the virus continues to mutate. Top infectious disease experts have said the virus may constantly be part of communities. Federal health officials want you to wear to face masks or close fitting one to fight coronavirus master that's correctly offers the best protection says the CDC is Dr Rochelle Wolinsky, and there's new guidance on how to get the best protection from your mask. This includes wearing a mask with the most multiple knows wire, not in the Air loops on your mask or wearing a cloth mask over a procedure or disposable. Now the CDC is Dr John Brooks says, a new report finds when two people wear mask properly amount. Exposure that the wearer had to force is powerful was reduced by more than 95% supreme cubic for CBS News, Atlanta Burlington, Wisconsin,.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"john brooks" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Doses available. Another category months to finish vaccinating those eligible. Massachusetts got a D professor Graham Allison, one of the report's co authors, telling WBC news radio. He expects the state to do better soon. The moment might guys waiting towards the back, but I'm cheering him expecting And we're gonna run more effectively and we're gonna see Massachusetts moved from a from a nap security. That's not great, but it's certainly better. And indeed it was. C Have a seat would be maybe even surveys among the states that did well is West Virginia. They got three A's and a C In this study. Federal health officials want you to wear two masks or at least try to CBS is severe Crude. Cupid tells us Close fitting mask to fight the Corona virus would be good to amass that that's correctly offers. The best protection says the CDC is Dr Rochelle Wolinsky. And there's new guidance on how to get the best protection from your mask. This includes wearing a mask with the most Moldable knows wire, not in the ear loops on your mask or wearing a cough mask over a procedure or disposable. Now the CDC is Dr John Brooks says, a new report finds when two people wear mask properly amount of exposure at the warehouse. Add to the source is Marisol was reduced by more than 95%. Sabrina Cubit four CBS NEWS Atlanta Nurses at ST Vincent Hospital in Worcester today, voting on whether or not they want to authorize a strike contract negotiations ground to a halt with Senate health care last month. They reportedly has issued what they call their best and final offer. Nurses say the offer failed to include any proposal to address the hospital's longstanding staffing and patient safety crisis. Working mothers have been having a tough time. During with the pandemic. Nearly a million American mothers have left the work force during the pandemic job site, indeed, says working mothers have fared far worse and fathers and worse than any other group. Men and women aged 25 to 54 without Children have left the workforce in roughly the same numbers. But once there are Children involved, there is a big gap. The share of fathers of that age range in the workforce has dropped 3.1 points for mothers. It has dropped. 5.7 points almost twice as much. Elaine Cobb CBS News, There's a newly proposed bill on Beacon Hill. Where Massachusetts would become the first state outlaw the sale of fur products. Supporters of the bill point too cruel, unregulated methods to kill animals in the fur industry representative Jack A. Patrick Lewis of Framingham and Senator John Vellis of Westfield are those sponsoring the bill Coming up on WBZ mayor Walls holds what could be one of his last coronavirus briefings. In the city five await. We gotta check on Wall Street. Now, Andrew all day is that Bloomberg? You know, the markets were playing that tip toe with the with the flat line today, and a couple of them fell over the edge. Yeah, Indeed. Today we had a reading showing weaker than expected court inflation so far this year Now that sounds okay. But the market is worried that it may signal weak prospects for economic growth. Down game 62 points to a new record butts. The NASDAQ fell. 35 SB 500 down one. It's been said that cars these days are basically computers with wheels. And unfortunately right now for automakers, there is truth to that. GM is warning today that its profit growth this year could be curtailed by the ongoing global shortage of semiconductors needed to power vehicles even as it reports stronger than forecast results for last year's final quarter. GM says it's siphoning semiconductors from its sedan and cross over production so we can keep making higher margin trucks and big SUVs and rode a Bloomberg business on WBZ Boston's news radio No one in the kitchen, no matter how many smart devices you having rules, you can tell them all to play WBZ news radio on I Heart Radio, the attic where I hide sometimes you'll always.
WTOP
"john brooks" Discussed on WTOP
"Our your home for original reporting on that Piper in New York. The searing images and online posts are claiming center stage on day two of the impeachment trial of former President Trump prosecutors arguing that Mr Trump fired up his supporters with lies about a stolen election and followed up with an invitation to the January 6 rally. Representative Madeline Dean said the only difference from his speech on the six from all of his other past speeches, he was no longer telling his base just that they had Fight to stop the steel. He was finally telling them now is the time to do it. The House managers have up to 16 hours for their presentation, Then up Mr Trump's legal team Stay Zealand. CBS NEWS Capitol Hill. As for the current president had a busy day demonstrating he's not following the impeachment trial, President Biden traveled to the Pentagon. Bring announced to Defense Department task force to recommend new ways to counter China. He says the effort will require bipartisan backing in Congress and cooperation from other countries. That's how we'll meet the China challenge and ensure the American people when the competition of future earlier he announced his intent to sanction Burmese generals as he demanded an end the military coup and Myanmar Stephen Portnoy, CBS News U. S. Government researchers say they found that two masks are better than one in slowing Corona virus spread a mass that that's correctly offers. The best protection says the CDC is Dr Rochelle Wolinsky. And there's new guidance on how to get the best protection from your mask. This includes wearing a mask with multiple knows wire, nodding the ear loops on your mask or wearing a cloth mask over a procedure or disposable. But the CDC is, Dr John Brooks says, a new report finds when two people Wear mask properly, the amount of exposure that the wearer had two sources, Marisol was reduced by more than 95%. Sabrina Cubit for CBS News Atlanta Big part of the nation's midsection is in for a wet, cold and downright nasty weather. A major ice storm will cripple travel from Arkansas, the West Virginia, including all of Kentucky, Jimmy Carter as mayor, the eastern Kentucky City of Pikeville, Quarterman and surmise can wreak Hammond on power lines. The same weather system is for Opted winter storm advisories and warnings from West Texas to Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Jim Krystle, a CBS News the Oscars will go on as planned this year. But like with everything else will look a bit different to the Oscars will take place much later than planned on April 25th. But Academy officials say it will be a live event with the winner is being announced. There will be multiple live locations..
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"john brooks" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"A mask with the most Moldable nose fire, not in the ear loops on your mask or wearing a cough mask. Over a procedure or disposable. Now the CDC is Dr John Brooks says, a new report finds when two people wear mask properly amount of exposure that the wearer had to the sources. Marisol was reduced by more than 95% supreme Cubic for CBS News Atlanta Hundreds of nurses at ST Vincent's Hospital in Worcester voting today on whether the authorize this strike Contract negotiations ground to a halt with Senate health care last month after they reportedly issued what they call their best and final offer. Nurses say the offer failed to include any proposal to address the hospital's longstanding staffing, patient safety crisis. Working mothers have been getting a rough deal during the pandemic. Nearly a million American mothers have left the work force during the pandemic. Job site, indeed, says working mothers have fared far worse and fathers and worse than any other group. Men and women aged 25 to 54 without Children have left the workforce in roughly the same numbers. But once there are Children involved, there is a big gap. The share of fathers of that age range in the workforce has dropped 3.1 points for mothers. It has dropped 5.7 points almost twice as much. Elaine Cobb. CBS NEWS Big Changes Coming your pancake mix and syrup. The red white packages and bottle labels may look familiar, but take a closer look. NBC's dairy Aldinger tells us you might see some things changing and Jim I'm a pancake mixes and syrup will soon be rebranded as Pearl Milling Company. It's Pepsi Co's latest step in transitioning away from a brand many viewed as racially insensitive. Pearl Milling Company will also announce the details of a million dollar commitment to uplift black girls and women. And although the brand Maybe New Pearl Milling company isn't the Saint Joseph, Missouri Company developed the iconic self rising pancake mix in the late 18 eighties, which it branded Aunt Jemima Pearl milling Company products will arrive in stores starting in June. Daria Aldinger ABC News 308. We head off to Wall Street and Rhodey is a Bloomberg less than an hour to go. We had kind of some wobble there, but I don't want to curse anything, but we could. We could be headed toward records today if this keeps up. And he'd never give up. Never surrender. Stock's been bouncing around all day. Right now we're bouncing higher down Rising 132. NASDAQ up 12 S and P 500 rising eight. The success of working from home has definitely gotten the attention of small business owners. More than half of those surveyed currently without office space don't plan to acquire or least real estate anytime this year survey by the business research from clutch. Minds of those small businesses say the benefits of remote work outweigh the costs of having an office survey says other benefits of remote work the ability to recruit from a broader talent pool, higher productivity and improved worker satisfaction. Andro day. Bloomberg Business on WBZ Boston's news radio as powerful winter.
WSB-AM
"john brooks" Discussed on WSB-AM
"95.5 WSB. There is now a criminal investigation of former President Trump's efforts to overturn the election results here in Georgia district Attorney Funny Willis says she will ask a grand jury to issue subpoenas next month. Charges may include solicitation of election fraud, conspiracy and racketeering. Part of the investigation. The phone call President Trump Place to Secretary of State Bread Rapids Burger. Just one of the nine Uh, 11,780 Georgia is the second state after New York where Mr Trump is the target of such an investigation. Chris Camp 95.5 wsb to the pandemic next to new guidance on mask wearing out today? Yes, The word too, is being tossed around an official quarters. Federal guidance on mask wearing includes wearing a mask with a multiple knows wire, not in the air loops on your mask and Wearing a cloth mask over a disposable or medical mask. But the CDC is Dr John Brooks says those two cloth mask or not recommended to cloth bands just increased the thickness of the fabric of breathing through and that might offer some more filtration. But that's also probably going to be more difficult to breathe through bottom line, and the mask is better than no mask and fit is important. Sabrina Cupid 95.5 WSB just in Germany is extending its virus almost total lockdown until early March, and earlier reprieve is possible for schools. And hairdressers. The top local news every 30 minutes and when it breaks 95.5.
WTOP
"john brooks" Discussed on WTOP
"And showed the beatings that happened on that day, where President Trump is charged with inciting the violence. CBS is Stacey Lynn. With Day two of the Trump impeachment trial, representative Jamie Raskin laid out what their evidence will show you will show that Donald Trump's surrendered his role as commander in chief and became the Insider in chief, then representative Jonah Gu said This was part of a carefully planned months long effort with one specific instruction show up. In January 6th and get your people to fight the certification. The House managers have today and tomorrow to lay out their case, then up, Mr Trump's legal team. Stacey Lynn CBS NEWS Capitol Hill, Remember this phone call one of mine 11,780. Phone. It was a January 2nd call between then President Trump and Georgia's secretary of state. Now the Fulton County, Georgia district attorney has opened a criminal investigation into Mr Trump's alleged attempts to influence the outcome of the presidential election in that state. Trump's senior advisor Jason Miller, tells CBS News. This is simply the Democrats latest attempt to score political points. President Biden has just ordered new sanctions against the military regime in Myanmar. The president called on me and Mars generals to stand down and release the elected officials of the country. The U. S still officially refers to as Burma, the military must relinquish power it seized And demonstrate respect for the world of the people of Burma. Mr. Biden says he's freezing a billion dollars in Burmese assets in the U. S and targeting specific generals for sanctions, But he'll still allow us support for health care and aspect of me and Mars Civil society. Stephen Portnoy. CBS NEWS New Mask Guidance is, federal health officials now want Americans to wear to face masks or close fitting ones to fight covert 19 new federal guidance on mask wearing includes wearing a mask with a multiple knows wire, not in the air loops on your mask and wearing a cloth mask over a disposable or medical mask. But the CDC is, Dr John Brooks says those two cloth mask or not recommended cloth bath just increased the thickness of the fabric you're breathing through, and that might offer some more sultry. Nation. But that's also probably going to be more difficult to breathe three bottom line and the mask is better than no mask and fit is important. Sabrina Cupid for CBS News, Atlanta on Wall Street, the Dow is up 27 points. The NASDAQ is down 29. It's a CBS news. Never miss a moment Top news from W T O p 24 73 65 Listen on air on Alexa and on the W T O p s Good afternoon eighties 203 Thanks for.
KNST AM 790
"john brooks" Discussed on KNST AM 790
"And this is hope. Through history download and subscribed. Police body camera video has led to the removal of a police chief and an officer in western Georgia, according to local media. Hamilton Police chief Jean Almond resigned and patrolman John Brooks was terminated after they were caught using racial slurs ahead of a black lives matter protests last year. They apparently didn't know that camera was rolling. The footage was obtained after a city official was made aware of it across the country. Corona virus vaccines are in short supply and in New York City, a nursing home patient who didn't get one died. The 66 year old patient died after the dry harbor nursing home in Queens on Lee gave vaccines to permanent residents. Feed of Fontanetta was a patient there, recovering from a leg infection. She was later transferred to a hospital, where she was diagnosed with co vid and died. No comment from dry Harbor. In New York. Gary Bomb Garden Fox News, an avalanche triggered by two skiers in Park City, Utah, has left one of them buried. Authorities tell Fox 13 that one of the skiers was able to dig themselves out yesterday and make their way to their friend to attempt life saving efforts, But because of the extreme danger they were forced to abandon the effort. Rescue teams will resume the search today with a snowstorm on the way and a deep freeze. In effect, the city of Boston is opening up warming centers for residents because we are in the midst of a pandemic. There are some rules that these warming centers to start, all visitors will be screened for covert 19 symptoms. Facemasks are required and visitors must bring their own water bottles. People must also limit their personal belongings. They all have to fit in one small bag in each warming center will be limited to 25% capacity to avoid overcrowding that Warming centers in Boston will be open from 10 A.m. to 6 P.m. Julien Lima with Boston 25 News. I'm families Oh Fox News. Yeah. Welcome back, everybody. I hope you enjoy the money. Matty shows what a good show Today We're talking about a lot of things, not only the market for games stock, which was what the world was talking about last week tried to explain that hopefully you heard it. If you didn't. I'm going to try to get the first part of the segment and were explained it pretty pretty simply and I put it on the website and as a blogger, and you guys would be able to Hopefully listened to it. Markets wall down Not only for this week but now they're down for the month. Usually the way January goes with the rest of the year. I'm not sure we have a lot of stimulus, man one day the market sound 600 next day the market was up, 500 down. 400 up. 600 down 400. So the bottom line is. What does that mean? It means we're trying to find another bottom. We thought there would be a little bit of a sell off here. This is what we have. We used the cash that we had from new accounts and things like that to put in down here. I still think the market's going to go higher. I still think the stimulus is going to come in. I still don't think I still think that the stimulus is not just for the United States. The stimulus that's going to come once we get through. This vaccine is going to be massive. It's world wide a global Effort is going to happen, and this is gonna last us a few years. I do believe that if we start to see the if we start to see the pandemic numbers drop off noticeably. People are gonna get giddy. I mean, if there's there's just so much pent up demand in so many areas, whether it be travel or or, you know, hotels airlines going out to dinner. What movies? Whatever it is. We've been in lockdown for a year now and and I think everybody's pretty much ready to go. Some earnings have been good. Some earnings haven't been good. Well, my mean, you said, people are gonna get get evil. California. New York everybody I didn't cases arising and now they're talking about the how they need to open the economy because the election's over. Yeah, exactly. So Newsome's about to be recalled Nasseri Open. Yeah, I think it's where two masks now. It's just that you, master three really political. Have you noticed the rhetoric? That sounds just like Trump? My God, yes. By America. You know? Um, um Okay. You know what going to take down the wall on the border, But we're gonna put I 15 ft Wall up around the Capitol building so we could do her inauguration. For what reason? Would I kid about Americans so much? So much So many of Biden's executive orders are clearly, uh, trying to please the radical left. Well, yeah, but what I'm talking about, there's a lot of things. He's someone like you said on the vaccine. Well, there was nothing we could do about it. The vaccine was just gonna be on the rise, and we just got to deal with it until it's done. No funny. Is that what Trump kept saying what he did, but that during the whole campaign invited, I have a plan for the, you know, no stop in the trajectory of. So you had this plan and wouldn't tell anybody about this plan. And then there is no place there is. No plan absolutely was circling back to Robin Hood. Just read our new word. Yeah, like Google Play store is helping Robin Hood out because they received 225,001 star reviews with bad ratings and everything because of all this, they deleted 100,000. Bad reviews for Robin Hood. No Google So yeah, Google's helping him. Helping him out Now how? Why? Because they're helping him. I have no idea what it said. I was like Robin Hood was doing the right thing. What they did not do is understand. That you cannot shut down the people that helped you. That you're there to help. Well, like Dylan said he was like, how are you going to call the app? Robin Hood when you're literally doing the opposite of what The problem is when you're literally the sheriff of Nottingham? Yeah, not Robin Hood. It all You're the sheriff. Yeah. Alright, Tips of the table. I'll start We're talking Bitcoin and Bitcoin hit. I mean, it's been all over the news ever since. They started talking about it recently. The last couple months has stopped because of Gamestop news, but The coin. I ended Friday at 34,500 hit that's up 18% since January, 1st. And then it's down roughly 14% from its all time high of 40,000 of them over 40 now. Yeah, so I mean, that's been skyrocketed for a while. Is that 18,000? And then it just starts card because then the reason it went up so much this past week. They says, because you are must just put hashtag Bitcoin at the end of one of those to last night shot up like a percent random hashtag become so it's the same idea. I think like It's ah Nothing really there. It's just like a trading mechanism like that stock we had a couple weeks ago. Advanced signal, remember? Yeah, he said, he said, Vice, exactly believable here. Whatever you like. Do whatever. He says It was an app for a charity that he was involved in nothing to do with advanced signal that goes from 60 cents to $70. Yeah, but I mean, so talking about Bitcoin. If you want to get in on it in the regular stock market, there's a called grayscale Bitcoin Trust. And the trading The ticker is G B. T. C. That's awaited investing in the stock market rather than just buying Bitcoin straight up, because it's pretty expensive or going to the PM and depositing all your cash for the 20% premium. The one thing the one thing about the about the A team stuff like that, Just like the one thing about the A. T m. You're gonna pay the spot price of Bitcoin.
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"john brooks" Discussed on KOMO
"Is only available by phone. Call 1 804 956468 now to secure your American Eagle Silver dollar coins before the current design ceases production. That's 1 804 956468. The office of Israel's defense minister says the country's agreed to give 5000 Corona virus vaccine doses to Palestinians. It's the first confirmation that Israel one of the world's vaccination leaders, is transferring some vaccines to Palestinians. The five day lockdown in Perth and other areas of western Australia because a security guard in a quarantine hotel tested positive for the coronavirus. It's the first locally acquired case the virus in that state for almost 10 months, and Premier Mark McCallen says there were four cases in the hotel, three of them or of the UK and South African variants of the virus. Or who was positive where the Security Guard was working was a UK strain person, So we suspect it's the UK strained, but genomic testing takes days to do on. We'll have to wait for that before we finally work it out to police employees or history. After an officer's body camera was serviced and found to be working, the police officer brought his body came to the shop in Hamilton, Georgia's, says city government attorney Iran Hidden there was determined that the body can actually had a full memory of video rigidly, including Hamilton police chief Jean Almond and Officer John Brooks with profanity, racist, joking about slavery, police brutality and sexually charged discussions about black women Mayor Pro TEM ransom Farley could and I could, at the same time, believe what I heard result, the police chief and cops were asked to resign. Chuck's Iverson ABC News. This is ABC News. Good morning. This is Come on those here in Seattle in six old four traffic of letter every 10 minutes on the force right now, so you say Good morning to Curtis Calhoun, the latest an update here from the Duke in law Group Traffic Center. Good morning. Well, we have a minor blocking issue getting in your way so far this morning. This is all westbound 5 16 just before military road looks that we have a stone in the left lane, causing the distraction for drivers. State Patrol's already on the scene with that one, though, also just reminder. Eastbound 5 20 closed until five o'clock tomorrow morning at Montlake over Week and road work. Both directs the life I've, though, off to a good start through Seattle and Tacoma, Curtis County. Come on traffic. Let's go to Sharon's on here. How much for rain in the forecast My friend, race guys and showers throughout the day today temperatures upper forties to lower fifties and snow falling up in the Cascades.
Stansberry Investor Hour
The Biggest Bubble in World History?
"The rant. This week is continuation of last week. Okay what i've done here is. I've added kind of another chapter to the story story so last week. I talked to you about the way that wall street turns conservative investment vehicles into pure toxic waste is what i'm calling colleague and i mentioned two examples right. The investment trusts starting in the late nineteenth century ending in the nineteen twenty nine crash and the u._s. thirty year mortgage around the time of the financial crisis. You know maybe from around two thousand two through just say two thousand nine this week. I wanna talk a little bit about mutual funds in that same light okay and the story begins with something called the prudent prudent man ruling of eighteen thirty. We're getting in the weeds here folks. There's a lot of material here all right so the prudent man fiduciary the tradition in american well in american law and in american finance goes back couple of hundred years before the nineteen sixties when when and mutual funds kind of blew up in the way that i'm about to describe but there was this one particular decision in eighteen thirty in a case called harvard college versus amory sorry you can google that and and learn the details of that amac and talk about just mention the a quote from the decision that was made at that time so so here's the quote from a decision which outlined the prudent man rule okay so these are the words of judge samuel putnam in eighteen eighteen thirty quote all that can be required of a trustee is that he shall conduct himself faithfully and exercise a sound discretion and he is to observe how men of prudence discretion and intelligence manage their own affairs not in regard to speculation but in regard to the permanent ah position of their funds considering the probable income as well as the probable safety of the capital to be invested and quote. That's a lot of that's a lot of stuff there but the salient points are prudence discretion intelligence probable income probable safety of the capital title so this is what's known as the prudent man rule it still alive today though you'd probably be hard pressed to find very many true practitioners. The decision was made in a boston court. Okay it became the ruling principle of among others a whole class of money managers that will called the yankee trustees they were the living essence of the prudent man rule and they viewed the avoidance of losses as more important than achieving leaving gains right very conservative so in boston almost one hundred years after the prudent man ruling the first open ended mutual fund was created in nineteen twenty four and it was very much a product of the trustee culture right people who took care of trusts and were these the yankee trustees who used the man ruin invested very conservatively it was called the massachusetts investors trust and it was different because it didn't have a fixed the number of shares like all the funds before it it's sold shares to the public based on demand and investors could sell them right back to the company at whatever the current price was right. That's an open and mutual fund as we know today so as a product of the boston prudent man culture it was so conservatively run it came out in nineteen twenty four right just when the twenties were kinda getting getting cooking and it was seen as being out of step with the times sort of like warren buffett in nineteen ninety nine fine and you know it it did all kinds of things issued detailed quarterly reports listing all of its holdings and transactions and costs that was the exact opposite visit policy of at that time the the new investment trusts of the era which refused tell investors what was in them in turn out as we said last week to be toxic waste okay now you fast forward a little bit you go nineteen forty-three edward crosby johnson. The second is a lawyer who takes over the fidelity fund and fidelity right. The company knows fidelity. It's got like two and a half trillion of assets under management today well. He took over this boston. Mutual fund operation called fidelity fidelity at the time. They managed three million bucks. It was hardly anything that was even a small amount of that time in nineteen forty three now in his book the gogo years author author john brooks noted of that event quote the man who turned the fidelity organization over to him refuse to take nickel for it in keeping with the traditional boston austin concept of a trusteeship as a sacred charge rather than a vested interest to be bought and sold and quote brooks looks continued the notion of a mutual fund as a trust was deeply ingrained in state street sort of like wall street and boston deeply ingrained in stay street st st st at that time and would remain so until about nineteen fifty five in quote so the laws governing mutual funds and trust were different but until the the mid fifties according to brooks mutual funds felt like trusts right it wasn't seen as an opportunity to get rich speculating with other people's money far from it. It was a sacred charge so but johnson you know eventually. He left those old conservative ways behind. It's a necessary step in solving the toxic waste. He was a fan of jesse. Livermore johnson love jesse livermore. That's what got him interested in. The stock market to begin with of course livermore was the famous trader who made lost i i if i'm not mistaken for fortune speculating on stocks you know including in the twenties and eventually shot himself in the head nineteen forty in the cloakroom grooming sherry netherlands hotel in new york so with his one transaction of taking over the fidelity fund the old conservative way of the yankee trustee was kinda taken out back and shot in the head johnson grew the business by trading stocks okay now the dow rose about one hundred and fifty percent between nineteen forty-three the year he took over and nineteen fifty two the year johnson met a man named gerald cy who's a chinese fellow his last name aside t._s._a. Sign was born in shanghai china in nineteen. Twenty eight came to the u._s. In nineteen forty seven to go to college got a bachelor master's degree from boston in university and stuck around so these guys met nineteen fifty two and they were both inclined more towards market timing and rapid-fire trading in large positions positions you know no diversification long-term view neither had a trace of the prudent man in him johnson. Let size start his own fund in nineteen fifty seven the fidelity capital fund. I'm sorry i left outside went to work for johnson when they met okay and he started his own fund in nineteen fifty seven the fidelity eddie capital fund from nineteen fifty eight to nineteen sixty five the fund return two hundred ninety six percent according to john moguls forward to a book called super money by adam smith breath aka george goodman good book. You should read those those adam smith books along the way si- had to deal with the crash nineteen sixty two that year the dow jones average fell twenty seven percent and most of the downward move which was really from kind of january first until june twenty six of that year most of that downward and move happened in two months between april twenty fourth june twenty six with a drop of twenty two and a half percent so is short and sharp and kind of brutal john brooks. It's not how well the mutual fund industry weathered the storm quote the great rising giant of american finance the mutual fund industry had come out with honors cash chevy still conservatively managed in the prudent fiduciary tradition the funds had bought unbalancing the falling market of monday and had sold on balance and the rising market of thursday day thus besides protecting their shareholders from excessive risk. They had perhaps actually done something to stabilize the market and quote. Apparently there's one particularly if you look at the chart of that time there's one particular week those pretty brutal right around the time it bottomed out and i think that's what he's talking about. Their size fidelity capital fund was down by may of that year but he recovered and the fun rose sixty eight percent in the last three months of the year okay so a few years later nineteen sixty five big year for gerald outside that year has fun was up almost fifty percent of course the turnover one hundred twenty percent right so turnover of one hundred percent means. You held everything for a year. Basically like you sold every share you bought that year so he sold one hundred twenty percent implies and even shorter period right so one hundred percent turnover would be if you bought on january first sold on december thirty first every share and this one hundred twenty percent is like i don't i don't know maybe he sold it all by by november. Let's just say but really what what happened was. He's just constantly turning over daily by then by nineteen nineteen sixty-five gerald saone twenty percent of fidelity instead of picking is his successor to run fidelity et johnson picked his son ned johnson then who actually was a pretty good stock quicker to write in a bull market. Everybody looks good. Silence fidelity immediately started his own fund called the manhattan fund. It started with around two hundred forty seven million in assets the quote the biggest offering an investment company history end quote according to the new york times by mid sixty st eight. It had five hundred sixty million bucks in it. The fun didn't do so well that year though and si- sold his company to c._n._a. Financial corporation regime for thirty million. He got out of the top pretty smart a year later. It fell ninety percent that was closed <hes> so by december thirty thirty one thousand nine hundred seventy four near the bottom of brutal bear market. The manhattan fund had these single worst eight year track record of any existing fund at the time accumulative would've loss of seventy percent of all the capital that had gone into it while manhattan fund wasn't the only one there were other kind of gogo funds of the year. I remember one called. The enterprise fund was up like six hundred percent at the top and down by more than half or so at the bottom but cy was the most famous money manager of time he was really the first kind of celebrity financial major financial guy he would later lie to an institutional investor magazine interviewer when he said quote we had one bad year in nineteen sixty eight night been killed in the press ever since. I don't think it's fair dr and quote one bad year. How about the worst eight years ever at that time size gruden end there. He later worked for an insurance company that bought american can a tin can manufacturer and he turned that business into a financial services company called primerica. You may have heard of it primerica which he sold to a guy named sanford weill in nineteen eighty eight. It's the company that became came city group okay short short story there from primerica to citi group so you know size fingerprints are still on american finance today so that's the short version of how ed johnson and even more so gerald cy turn mutual funds you know this thing born out of the conservative a bit of boston yankee trustee culture into they turned it into toxic wastes into these rapid fire trading vehicles in in in the nineteen fifties and sixties so mutual funds began life in america as a conservatively managed sacred dacre charge of the prudent man the yankee trustee and they ended up as the new gogo mutual funds of gerald site irritating huge positions in highly speculative stocks trading in and out quickly and size manhattan fund was just the most famous and most disastrous example but there there were others said and you know they took these huge positions they weren't diversified and the brokers hated it but they couldn't not do it. Because <hes> you know cy was a big deal. He was the biggest thing in finance at that time that two hundred and forty seven million deal right that was the biggest deal is like fifteen percent of all the offerings that year in mutual fund so you know it was the brokers had to deal with them. They had to play along with these huge positions that he was taking even though they didn't like it because it looked dangerous to them <hes> and trade in out very quickly. It's just like the investment trust of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and it's just like what they did into the thirty year mortgage with mortgage-backed securities and c._d._o.'s in the housing bubbles it housing bubble singular really have one of those wall street takes these conservative vehicles and turns them into toxic waste. Every year is a little bit different. Every bubble has its own characteristics characteristics and course today. What are we seeing today the very biggest bubble in the history of the world the global bond bubble label featuring at last count according to data compiled on bloomberg. They keep track of it. If you have bloomberg you can you can log in and get the latest chart art of the world's negative yielding debt. It's over sixteen trillion about sixteen point four trillion according to bloomberg it's insane. It can't end well. These things things never ever ever do the thing that worries me about this and of course i have to give credit where it's due wall street had less to do with this than central bank central banks did this when this on them of course they're clearly taking a page. I don't know did wall street. Take a page from them. Wall street was around before central banks right so <hes> at least before the federal reserve's early so i think we we have to say that <hes> the central banks take a page from wall street and turned you know the conservative -servative thing most of the negative yielding data sovereign debt and they've turned it into toxic waste guaranteed to lose you money if you hold it to maturity pretty insane insane. That's the rant for this week if you liked it or didn't like it or have a question or a comment right into feedback back at investor our dot com.