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Visit ap .org slash books to purchase or visit amazon, barnesandnoble .com or iBooks. 5th rank Florida State put together a 22 point first quarter and held off Virginia Tech 3917. Jordan Travis sandwiched a pair of touchdown passes to Johnny Wilson around a Phillies touchdown run all in the opening period. We scored on all three drives which is that's your goal as an offense to score on three drive all every drive you have and we did that. The Hokies got within 22 .17 following the half. second Betray Benson restored order for the Seminoles with a 62 yard TD run. Benson had two scoring runs for the five and oh nulls including an 85 yard TD through midway the fourth. I'm Dave Ferry. Josh Young Homert and Evan Carter had an RBI double reach base three times and scored a run as the Rangers beat the Orioles three to two to take game one of their American League Divisional Series. Right now a win's a win no matter what it looks like and it's definitely a big one to come in on the road first and get that so it's good for the club it's good you know going forward. Dane Dunning threw two winnings in relief of Andrew Haney to get the win Kyle Bradish suffered the loss Anthony Santander Homert for the Orioles while Jose Leclerc earned the save. Craig Heist Baltimore. Dylan Gabriel threw a three -yard touchdown pass to Nick Anderson with 15 seconds left as number 12 Oklahoma defeated third -ranked Texas 34 -30 in beating a battle teams of in the Red River rivalry so the Sooners avenge a 49 -0 thrashing last year to the Longhorns. coach Oklahoma Brent Venable says it was sweet redemption to beat Texas. It was a great opportunity for us today to take that next step this was an important one last year was an embarrassment you know my hands are all over Gabriel that. threw for 285 yards and a touchdown ran for 113 yards and another score Tyee Walker ran for scores two more for the Sooners while Quinn Ewers threw for 346 yards for Texas Bob Stevens Dallas. Fourth -ranked Ohio State scored 27 unanswered points in the second half to beat Maryland 37 -17. It was 17 all until Jaden Fielding hit a field goal for the Buckeyes late in the third quarter. Kyle McCord followed with touchdown passes of 44 yards to Kate Stover and 17 yards to Marvin Harrison Jr. If we could replicate we what did in the second half but just do that in the first half I think that's a completely different game. McCord threw for 320 yards and Harrison had eight receptions for 163 yards as the Buckeyes moved to 5 -0. Maryland's Talia Tonga threw for a touchdown and ran for another but was intercepted twice including a pick six. The Terps led 10 -0 early in the second. I'm Dave Ferry. Two powerful earthquakes have killed dozens of people in western Afghanistan according to the country's National Disaster Authority. One Afghan official said four villages in Herat events bore the brunt of the quakes and aftershocks. Dozens of houses have been damaged. The United States Geological Survey reported both quakes were 6 .3 on the Richter scale. In Herat, rescue workers shout to clear the way as they push an injured man on a stretcher into Herat Hospital. A senior doctor at the hospital said both state and private ambulances were still responding to patients in and around the city centre. Telephone connections went down in Herat, making it hard to get details from the affected areas. Videos on social media showed hundreds of people in the streets outside their homes and offices in Herat city. I'm Karen Chamas. President Biden has pledged the full support of the United States as Israeli officials work to steady their country after a wave of deadly attacks by Hamas. People are who under attack. President Biden has condemned what he calls the appalling and unconscionable violence that's left hundreds dead in Israel and the West Bank voicing US support. The United States stands with Israel. We will not ever fail to have their back and affirming Israel's right to defend itself. There's never justification for terrorist attacks and my administration's support for security is rock solid and unwavering. The president is sending sympathy and denouncing the killings of so many civilians. In the street, in their homes, innocent people murdered, wounded, entire families taken hostage by Hamas. His Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu says the Jewish state is now at war and Hamas will pay a heavy price. I'm Jackie Quinn. I'm Walter Ratliff with the Religion Minute. A new AP NORC poll reveals that one in three Americans don't identify with a religious group, but that doesn't necessarily mean they're atheist or agnostic. Jackie Quinn has the story. The new AP NORC poll finds 43 % of them say they believe in God, even if they dislike organized religion. About 40 % of those under age 30 say they don't have a religion. Some cite bad experiences like churches that showed intolerance to their beliefs or those aggressively soliciting money when parishioners were unable to pay. Ryan Burge of Eastern Illinois University says the rise of the nuns over the past five decades has been dramatic and the trend is still going up. In 1972 only 5 % of Americans identified as atheist, agnostic or nothing in particular. Today it's 30 % of Americans identify as nuns and amongst the youngest adult Americans it's probably over 45 % of Americans. I'm Walter Ratliff. Days after a deadly missile strike killed dozens in a small ukrainian village UN and local investigators searched for answers. Excavators cleared the rubble of the only cafe that existed in the village of Hrotsa. Dozens of people had gathered in the cafe for a dead soldier's wake when a Russian missile struck. Danielle Bell who led the UN team that visited Hrotsa said that initial investigations have indicated that all of those killed were civilians and the target of the busy cafe was also clearly civilian. Yubov Kozir lost her daughter and her son -in -law in the Russian missile attack. As she looks at a photo of them on her phone she tells the AP, I feel pain, a terrible pain, my soul is torn apart, my darlings. Only six people in the cafe survived and the town is trying to fathom why and how the wake was targeted. Karen I'm Shevas. The first week of trial for Sam Bankman -Fried's broad case ends with FTX's co -founder telling jurors that the 31 -year -old stole customer funds from the beginning. FTX co -founder Gary Wang who took a plea deal told jurors that eventually the losses at SPF's hedge fund Almeda Research became so large that there was to hide them any longer. Wang testified FTX was not fine referring to the now infamous tweet that Bankman -Fried wrote only a few days before the exchange filed for bankruptcy in November of 2022. Prosecutors allege Bankman -Fried stole billions of dollars from investors and customers in order to fund a lavish lifestyle in the Bahamas and by the influence of politicians, celebrities, and the public. Julie Walker, New York. AP News. I'm Jackie Quinn, US President Joe Biden addressing the deadly attack today in Israel orchestrated by a terrorist organization, Hamas, vowing... will make sure that they have the help their citizens need and they can continue to defend themselves. Israeli leaders say they are now at war with Hamas after the surprise attack. Our Karen Chammas reports at least 200 Israelis have been reported killed and about 200 Palestinians and the fighting is raging on. Gunfire erupted in Israeli the city of Sderot as Hamas fighters broke past the Gaza -Israel border. The Israeli military struck targets in Gaza in response to some 2 ,500 rockets. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the Israeli people, we are at war. The attacks come amid heightened tensions in the occupied West Bank, where Israel's far -right government has ramped -up action. I'm Karen Chammas. The Israeli cabinet has been meeting and Val's Hamas
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"Yards, three TD's and an interception. Burton racked up 197 yards on nine receptions for the 5 -1 Tide. I'm Dave Ferry. Thank you for listening to the AP Radio Network. Hey did you know that the Associated Press produces news related books? Here's what's new and upcoming. first pet presidential dogs cats and other critters deadly force fatal patients with the hubble telescope a universe new discovery and many more visit ap .org slash books to purchase or visit amazon dot com or iBooks fifth florida -ranked state put together a 22 -point first quarter and held off virginia tech 3917 jordan I have a sandwich the pair of touchdown passes to Johnny Wilson around Lawrence Toa Philly's touchdown run all in the opening period we scored on all three drives which is that's your goal is often score on three drive all every drive you have and we did that. The Hokies got within 22 -17 following Bayshil Tooten's 99 yard kickoff return to start the second half but Trey Benson restored order for the 7 -0s with a 62 yard TD run Benson had scoring two runs for the 5 -0 nulls including an 85 yard TD midway through the fourth. I'm Dave Ferry. Josh Young -Homer and Evan Carter had an RBI double reach base three times and scored a run as the Rangers beat Orioles the 3 -2 to take game one of their American League Divisional Series. Right now a win's a win no matter what it looks like and it's definitely a big win to come in on the road first game and get that so it's good for the club it's good you know going forward. Dane Dunning threw two innings in relief of Andrew Haney to get the win. Kyle Bradish suffered the loss. Anthony Santander homered for the Orioles while Jose Leclerc earned the save. Craig Heist Baltimore. Dylan Gabriel threw a three -yard touchdown pass to Nick Anderson with 15 seconds left as 12 number Oklahoma defeated third -ranked Texas 34 -30 in a battle of unbeaten teams in the Red River rivalry. So Sooners the avenge a 49 -0 thrashing last year to the Longhorns. Oklahoma coach Brent Venable says it was sweet redemption to beat Texas. It was a great opportunity for us today to take that next step. This was an important one last year was an embarrassment you know my hands are all over that. Gabriel threw for 285 yards and a touchdown ran for 113 yards and another score Tyee Walker ran for two more scores for the Sooners while Quinn Ewers threw for 346 yards for Texas Bob Stephens Dallas. Fourth -ranked Ohio State scored 27 unanswered points in the second half to beat Maryland 37 -17. It was 17 all until Jaden Fielding hit a field goal for the Buckeyes late in the third quarter. Kyle McCord followed with touchdown passes of 44 yards to Kate Stover and 17 yards to Marvin Harrison Jr. If we could replicate what we did in the second half but just do that in the first half think I that's a completely different game. McCord threw for 320 yards and Harrison had eight receptions for 163 yards as the Buckeyes moved to 5 -0. Maryland's Talia Tungovailoa threw for a touchdown and ran for another but intercepted was twice including a pick six. The Terps led 10 -0 early in the second. I'm Dave Ferry. Two Powerful earthquakes have killed dozens of people in western Afghanistan, according to the country's National Disaster Authority. One Afghan official said four villages in Herat province bore the brunt of the quakes and blocks. Dozens of houses have been damaged. The United States Geological Survey reported both quakes were 6 .3 on the Richter scale. In Herat, rescue workers shout to clear the way as push they an injured man on a stretcher into Herat hospital. A senior doctor at the hospital said both state and private ambulances were still patients responding in to and around the city centre. Telephone connections went down in Herat, making it hard get to details from the affected areas. Videos on social media showed hundreds of people in the streets outside their homes and offices in Herat city. I'm Karen I pledge the full support of the United States as Israeli officials work to steady their country after a wave of deadly attacks by Hamas. People who are under attack. President Biden has condemned what he calls the appalling and unconscionable violence that's left hundreds dead in Israel and the West Bank voicing US support. The United States stands with Israel. We will not ever fail to have their back and affirming Israel's right to defend itself. There's never justification for terrorist attacks and my administration's support for Israel's security is on wavering. The president is sending sympathy and denouncing the killings of so many civilians. In the street, in their homes, innocent people murdered, wounded, entire families taken hostage by Hamas. His Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu says the Jewish state is now at war and Hamas will pay a heavy price. I'm Jackie Quinn. I'm Walter Ratliff with the religion minute. A new AP NORC poll reveals that one in three Americans don't identify with a religious group, but that doesn't necessarily mean their atheists are agnostic. Jackie Quinn has the story. The new AP AP NORC poll finds 43 % of them say they believe in God, even if they dislike organized religion. About 40 % of those under age 30 say they don't have a religion. Some cite bad experiences like churches that showed intolerance to their beliefs, or those who's soliciting aggressively money when parishioners were unable to pay. Ryan Burge of Eastern Illinois University says the rise of the nuns over the past five decades has been dramatic, up in 1972 only 5 % of Americans identify as atheist agnostic or nothing in particular. Today it's 30 % of Americans identify as nuns and amongst the youngest adult Americans it's probably over 45 % of Americans. I'm Walter Ratliff. Days after a deadly missile strike killed dozens in the small Ukrainian village, UN and local investigators Excavators cleared the rubble of the only cafe that existed in the village of Russia. Dozens of people had gathered in the cafe for a dead soldier's wake when a Russian missile struck. Danielle Bell, who led the UN team that visited Herotza, said initial investigations have indicated that all of those killed were civilians and the target of the busy cafe was also clearly civilian. Yubov lost Kozir her daughter and her son -in -law in the Russian missile attack. As she looks at a photo of them her on phone she tells the AP, I feel pain, terrible pain, my soul is torn apart. My darlings, only six people in the cafe survived and the town is trying to fathom why and how the wake was targeted. I'm Karen Cheves. The first week of trial for Sam Bankman -Fried's broadcase ends with FTX's co -founder telling jurors that 31 the -year -old stole customer funds from the beginning. FTX co -founder Ari Wang, who took a plea deal, told jurors that eventually the losses at SBF's hedge fund, Almeda research, became so large that there was no way to hide them any longer. Wang testified FTX was not fine, referring to the now infamous tweet that Bankman -Fried wrote only a few days before the exchange filed for bankruptcy in November of 2022. Prosecutors allege Bankman -Fried stole billions of dollars from investors and customers in order to fund the lavish lifestyle in the Bahamas and by the influence of politicians, celebrities, and the public. Julie Walker, New York AP news. I'm Jackie Quinn, US President Joe Biden addressing the deadly attack today in Israel orchestrated by a terrorist organization. A vowing mass will make sure that they have the help their citizens need and they can continue to defend themselves. Israeli leaders say they are now at war with Hamas after the surprise attack. Our Karen Chalmers reports at least 200 Israelis have been reported killed and about 200 Palestinians and fighting is raging on. Gunfire erupted in the Israeli city of Sderot as Hamas fighters broke past the Gaza -Israel border. The Israeli military struck targets in Gaza in response to some 2 ,500 rockets. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the Israeli people, We are at war. The attacks come amid heightened tensions in the occupied West Bank, where Israel's far -right government has ramped up settlement construction. I'm Karen Chalmers. Hamas has taken Israeli soldiers and civilians as hostages, taking them into Gaza territory. There was a retaliatory airstrike by Israel that leveled a high rise in the Gaza Strip. The Israeli cabinet has been meeting and vows to pay a heavy price. In western Afghanistan, there's been
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"Apply. Gather a 22 point first quarter and held off Virginia Tech 39 -17. Jordan Travis sandwiched a pair of touchdown passes to Johnny Wilson around Lawrence Towa -Philly's touchdown run all in the opening period. We scored on all three drives which is your goal is offense is to score on three drive all every drive you have and we did that. The Hokies got within 22 -17 18 following Basial Tooten's 99 yard kickoff return to start the second half. Betray Benson restored order for with the a 62 yard TD run. Benson had two scoring runs for the 5 -0 nulls including an 85 yard TD midway through the fourth. I'm Dave Ferry. Josh Young -Homer and Evan Carter had an RBI double, base reached three times and scored a run as the Rangers beat the Orioles 3 -2 to take game one of their American League Divisional Series. Right now a win's a win no matter what it looks like and it's definitely a big one to come in on the road road first game and get that so it's good for the club it's good you know going forward. Dane Dunning through two Two winnings in relief of Andrew Haney to get the win. Kyle Bradish suffered the loss. Anthony Santander homered for the Orioles while Jose Leclerc earned the save. Craig Heist Baltimore. Dylan Gabriel threw yard a three touchdown pass to Nick Anderson with 15 seconds left as number 12 Oklahoma defeated third -ranked Texas. 34 -30 in a battle of unbeaten teams in the Red River rivalry so the Sooners avenge a 49 -0 thrashing last year to the Corns. Oklahoma coach Brent Venable says it was sweet redemption to beat Texas. It was a great opportunity us for today to take that next step. This was an important one last year was an embarrassment. You know my hands are all over that. Gabriel threw for 285 yards and a touchdown ran for 113 yards and another score. Tyee ran Walker for two more scores for the Sooners while Quinn Ewers threw for 346 yards for Texas. Bob Stevens Dallas. Fourth ranked Ohio State scored 27 unanswered points in the second half to beat Maryland 37 and 17. It was 17 all until Jaden Fielding hit a field goal for the Buckeyes late in the third quarter. McCord Kyle followed with touchdown passes of 44 yards to Kate Stover at 17 yards to Marvin Harrison Jr. If we could replicate what we did in the second half but just do that in the first half I think that's a completely different game. McCord threw for 320 yards and Harrison had eight receptions for 163 yards as the Buckeyes moved to 5 -0. Maryland's Talia Tungovailoa threw for a touchdown and ran for another but was intercepted twice, including a pick six. The chips led 10 -0 early in the second. I'm Dave Ferry. Two powerful earthquakes have killed dozens of people in western Afghanistan, according to the country's National Disaster Authority, one Afghan official said four villages in Herat province bore the brunt of the quakes and aftershocks. Dozens of houses have been damaged. The United States Geological Survey reported both quakes were 6 .3 on the Richter scale. Herat, In rescue workers shout to clear the way as they push an injured man on a stretcher into Herat hospital. A senior doctor at the hospital, Dr. Shahpur Mohib, both said state and private ambulances were still responding to patients in and around the city centre. Telephone connections went down in Herat, making it hard to get details from the affected areas. Videos on social media showed hundreds of people in the streets outside their homes and offices in Herat city. I'm Karen Chavous. President Biden has pledged the full support of the United States as Israeli officials work to steady their country after a wave of deadly attacks by Hamas. People who are under attack. President Biden has condemned what he calls the appalling and unconscionable violence that's left hundreds dead in Israel and the West Bank voicing U .S. support. United The States stands with Israel. We will not ever fail to have their back and affirming Israel's right to defend itself. There's never justification for terrorist attacks and my vision of support for Israel's security is rock solid and unwavering. The president is sending sympathy denouncing and the killings of so many civilians. In the street, in their homes, innocent people murdered, wounded, entire families taken hostage by Hamas. His Israeli counterpart Benjamin says Netanyahu the Jewish state is now at war and Hamas will pay a B. heavy Price. I'm Jackie Quinn. I'm Walter Ratliff with the Religion Minute. A new AP North Pole reveals that one in three Americans don't identify with a religious group, but that doesn't necessarily mean their atheists are agnostic. Jackie Quinn has the story. The new AP North Pole finds 43 % of them say they believe in God, even if they dislike organized religion. About 40 % of those under age 30 say they don't have a religion. Some cite bad experiences like churches that showed intolerance to their beliefs, or those aggressively soliciting money when others were unable to pay. Ryan Burge of Eastern Illinois University says the rise of the nuns over the past five five decades has been dramatic, and the trend is still going up. In 1972, only 5 % of Americans identify as atheist, agnostic, or nothing in particular. Today it's 30 % of Americans identify as nuns and amongst the youngest adult Americans it's probably over 45 % of Americans. I'm Walter Days after a deadly missile strike killed dozens in a small Ukrainian village, UN and local investigators searched for answers. Excavators cleared of the the rubble only cafe that existed in the village of Hrotsa. Dozens of people had gathered in the cafe for a dead soldier's wake when a Russian missile struck. Danielle Bell, who led the UN team that visited Hrotsa, said initial investigations have indicated that all of those killed were civilians and the target of the busy cafe was also clearly civilian. Yubov Kozir lost her daughter and her son -in in -law the Russian missile attack. As she looks at a photo of them on her phone she tells the AP, I feel pain, terrible pain. My soul is torn apart. My darlings. Only six people in the cafe survived and the town is trying to fathom why and how the wake was targeted. I'm Karen Chamas. The first week of trial for Sam Bankman -Fried's broad case ends with FTX's co -founder telling jurors that the 31 -year -old stole FTX co -founder Gary Wang who took a plea deal told jurors that eventually the losses at SBF's hedge fund Almeda Research became so large that was there no way to hide them any longer. Wang testified FTX was not fine referring to the now infamous tweet that Bankman -Fried wrote only a few days before the exchange filed for bankruptcy in November of 2022. Prosecutors allege Bankman -Fried stole billions of dollars from investors and customers in order to fund a lavish lifestyle in the Bahamas and by the influence of politicians, celebrities, and the public. Julie Walker, New York. AP News. I'm Jackie Quinn. US President Joe Biden addressing the deadly attack today in Israel. Orchestrated by terrorist organization Hamas. Vowing will make sure that they have the their help citizens need and they can continue to defend themselves. Israeli leaders say they are now at war with mass after the surprise attack. Our Karen Chalmers reports at least 200 Israelis have been reported killed and about 200 Palestinians and the fighting is raging on. Gunfire erupted in the Israeli city of Sderot as Hamas fighters broke past the Gaza -Israel border. The Israeli military struck targets in Gaza in response to some 2 ,500 rockets. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the Israeli people, we are at war. The attacks come amid heightened tensions in the occupied West Bank, where Israel's far -right government has ramped up settlement construction. I'm Karen Chalmers. Hamas has taken Israeli soldiers and civilians as hostages, taking them into Gaza territory. Thank you for listening to the AP Radio
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"Hey did you know that the Associated Press produces news related books. Here's what's new and upcoming first pet presidential dogs cats and other critters deadly force fatal confrontations with the Hubble telescope a universe of new discovery and many more visit AP .org slash books to purchase or visit Amazon Barnes and Noble dot com or iBooks. Thanks Alabama shutout South Florida in the second half while scoring two touchdowns in a 17 -3 victory. We're a little flat in the beginning but after the rain I thought we competed better in the game and I want our players to be happy about the fact that they won and enjoy for it 24 hours. That was head coach Nick Saban. Roydel Williams rushed for 129 yards and a touchdown to help the Crimson Tide make up for a weak passing game. Tyler Buckner started at quarterback for the Tide but was pulled after completing just five of 14 passes for 34 yards. I'm Dave Ferry. Six ranked Ohio State exploded for 35 points in the second quarter of a 63 -10 thrashing of western Kentucky. Kyle McCord threw for 318 yards and three touchdowns including a 75 -yard scoring strike to Harrison Marvin Jr. right after the Hilltoppers pulled within 14 -10 in the second period. I think this was probably our most complete game as an offense and just trying to continue to take strides. Henderson Trevian ran for 88 yards and his touchdowns of 21 and 10 yards put the Buckeyes ahead 14 -3 nearly five minutes into the second quarter. I'm Dave Ferry. It took a half but top -ranked Georgia finally got going in a 24 -14 victory against South Carolina. Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart. At the end of the day Is it what they did? Is it what we did? And their pressure was effective early and then we made them pay for some of it and we got a running game going that was the biggest difference. The Bulldogs trailed 14 -3 until day one Edwards. Dylan Bell Cass and Jones ran for second half touchdowns. Edwards ran for 118 yards on 20 carries after missing the dog's first two games with a lingering knee injury. Carson Beck threw for 269 yards in Georgia's 20th second of victory. The Gamecocks managed just 129 yards in the second half. I'm Dave Ferry. half It took a but top -ranked Georgia finally got going in a 24 -14 victory against South Carolina. Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart. The end of the day is it what they did or what we did and their pressure was effective early and then we made them pay for some of it and we got a running game going. That was the biggest difference. The Bulldogs trailed 14 three until day one. Edwards, Dylan Bell and Cass Jones ran for second half touchdowns. Edwards ran for 118 yards on 20 carries after missing the dogs first two games with a lingering knee injury. Carson Beck threw for 169 yards in Georgia's 20th consecutive victory. The Gamecocks managed just 129 yards the in second half. I'm Dave Ferry. The Marlins knocked off the Braves for the second straight day by scoring six times in the eighth inning of an 11 -5 decision. It was a 5 -5 game until Jake Berger slammed the two -run homer. Chisholm Jazz Jr. added a grand slam later in the eighth, helping Miami become the first NL East team to win a series against the division champs. It shows the fight we got. I mean everybody voted us to be last this year and we just came out with a vengeance and had that fight in our heart. Louisa Rice and Uli Gurriel also homered for the Marlins. Matt Olsen smacked his major league leading 52nd home run, a record for an Atlanta player. I'm Dave Ferri. Sam Hartman threw for 330 yards and three touchdowns as ninth -ranked Notre Dame pulled away in a 41 17 route of central Michigan. Audra Gasta may rush for 176 yards in a touchdown for the foreign. or no Irish who led just 2114 at halftime. I saw the offensive lineman playing a great game. I saw coach Parker giving great calls and I just saw everyone executing doing their 111 and giving 110 effort and that's all asked for. Hartman has 123 career scoring passes tying him for seventh all -time in major college football. He ran an offensive piled up 578 total yards while the defense gave up 268. I'm Dave Ferry. Number three Florida State avoided an upset against unranked Boston College for a 31 49 win in its ACC opener Florida State went up 3110 after scoring a pair of touchdowns early in third the quarter but surrendered 19 straight points before holding on to move to 3 -0. Florida State coach Mike Norvell. There were times in the past where those things have happened and we did not come out victorious we get to grow from what happened today. Jordan Travis passed for 212 yards and two touchdowns and Johnny Wilson caught four passes for a game -high 105 yards for the Seminoles. Gethin Coolbaugh, Boston. Missouri kicker place Harrison Mivas connected on an SEC record 61 yard field goal as time expired to lift the Tigers past 15th rate Kansas State 30 -27 at Barrow Field. It was the third field goal of the game for Mivas. We went through tough summer workouts. This fall camp was hard. These guys have been through so much the last three years. They deserve this kind of win. Brady Cook threw for 356 yards and a pair of touchdowns to Luther Burden. K -State quarterback Will Howard threw for 270 yards and three scores. Mike Reeves, Columbia, Missouri. Thousands of South Korean teachers are rallying for new laws to protect them from abusive parents. Following the suicide of an elementary school teacher in July, teachers across South Korea have been pushing for improved systems to protect teachers from widespread malicious complaints from parents. South Korean lawmakers are currently debating bills that would meet some of the teachers' demands for immunity from child abuse claims. One protester, An Ji Hye, told the AP, I hope that the bills being discussed now will be passed as soon as possible to secure teachers' rights to life. South Korean Parliament is expected to hold a vote to pass the bills on September 21st. I'm Karen Chammas. AP News, I'm Jacqui Quinn. Tens of thousands of residents in New England were left without power as the mighty winds of post -Tropical Storm Lee batter the Northeast. In Bar Harbor, Maine, tourist Myra Harper wanted to see the action outside, but the wind brought her back in. We sat in a hotel and would just be there watching Netflix movies and eating. Our Bumstad Robert is just outside Portland. It's gusty but there's really only been a sprinkle of here rain throughout the first half of the day. The storm veered past some of the already flooded communities in Massachusetts, sparing them from more damage. Hughes May. Miles. Yay. Embattled Attorney General Ken Paxton's been acquitted of corruption charges after the impeachment trial in the Senate concluded. Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick says it should have
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"Martin East Lansing Michigan. Thank you for the question. Thank you. Here's what's new and upcoming. First pet presidential dogs, cats and other critters. Deadly force, fatal confrontations with police. The Hubble telescope, a universe of new discovery and many more. Visit ap .org slash books to purchase or visit amazon, barnesandnoble .com or iBooks. Alabama shutout South Florida in the second half while scoring two touchdowns Team three victory. We're a little flat in the beginning, but after the rain delay, I thought we competed better in the game and I want our players to be happy about the fact that they won and enjoy it for 24 hours. That was head coach Nick Saban, Roydell Williams rushed for 129 yards and a touchdown to help the Crimson Tide make up for passing a weak game. Tyler Buckner started at quarterback for the tide but was pulled after completing just five of 14 passes for 34 yards. I'm Dave Ferry, sixth ranked Ohio State exploded for 35 points the in second quarter of a 63 -10 thrashing of western Kentucky. Kyle McCord threw for 318 yards arts and three touchdowns, including a 75 yard scoring strike to Marvin Harrison Jr. Right after the hilltoppers pulled within 14 -10 in the second period. I think this was probably our most complete game as offense and just trying to continue to take strides. Trevian Henderson ran for 88 yards and his touchdowns of 21 -10 yards put the Buckeyes ahead 14 -3 nearly five minutes into the second quarter. I'm Dave Ferry. It took a half, but top -ranked Georgia finally got going in a 24 -14 victory against South Carolina. Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart. At the end of the day, is it what they did? Is it what we did? And their pressure was was effective early and then we made them pay for some of it and we got a running game going that was the biggest difference. The Bulldogs trailed 14 -3 until day one Edwards. Dylan Bell and Cass Jones ran for second half touchdowns. Edwards ran for 118 yards on 20 carries after missing the dog's first two games with a lingering knee injury. Carson Beck threw for 269 yards in Georgia's 20th consecutive victory. The Gamecocks managed just 129 yards in the second half. I'm Dave Ferry. It took a half but top -ranked Georgia finally got going in a 24 -14 victory against South Carolina. Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart. At the end of the day, it what is they did or what we did and their pressure was effective early and then we made them pay for some of it and we got a running game going that was the biggest difference. The Bulldogs trailed 14 -3 until day one Edwards. Dylan Bell Cass and Jones ran for second half touchdowns. Edwards ran for 118 yards on 20 carries after missing dog's the first two games with a lingering knee injury. Carson Beck threw for 269 yards in Georgia's 20th consecutive victory. The Gamecocks managed just 129 yards in the second half. I'm Dave Ferry. The Marlins knocked off the Braves for the second straight day by scoring six times in the eighth inning of an 11 -5 decision. It was a 5 -5 game until Jake Berger slammed the two -run homer. Jazz Chisholm Jr. added a grand slam later in the eighth helping Miami become the first NL East team to win a series against the division champs. It shows the fight we I got. mean everybody voted us to be last this year and we just came out with a vengeance with that fight in our hearts. Luis Arias and Uli Gurriel also homered for the Marlins. Matt Olsen smacked his major league leading 52nd home run. A record for an Atlanta player. I'm Dave Ferry. Sam Hartman threw for 330 yards and three touchdowns. His 9th ranked Notre Dame pulled away in a 41 -17 route of Central Michigan. Audra Gaston may rush for 176 yards and a touchdown for the 4 -0 Irish who led just 21 at halftime. I saw the offensive lineman playing a great game. I saw coach Parker giving great calls and I just saw everyone executing and doing their 111 and giving 110 effort and that's all you could ask for. Hartman has 123 career scoring passes tying him for 7th all time in major college football. He ran an offensive piled up 578 total yards while the defense gave up 268. I'm Dave Ferry. Number three Florida State avoided an upset against unranked Boston College for a 31 -29 win in its ACC opener. Florida State went up 31 -10 after scoring a pair of touchdowns early in the third quarter, but surrendered 19 straight points before holding on to move to 3 -0. Florida State coach Mike Norvell. There were times in the past where those things have happened and we did not come out victorious. We get to grow from what happened today. Jordan Travis passed for 212 yards and two touchdowns and Johnny Wilson caught four passes for a game -high 105 yards for the Seminoles. Gethin Coolbaugh, Boston. Missouri place kicker Harrison Bevis connected on an SEC record 61 -yard field goal as time expired to lift the Tigers past 15th -rate Kansas State 30 -27. At Ferro Field, it was the third field goal of the game for Bevis. We went through tough summer workouts. This fall camp was hard. These guys have been through so much the last three years. They deserve this kind of win. Brady Cook threw for 356 yards and a pair of touchdowns to Luther Burden. K -State quarterback Will Howard threw for 270 yards and three scores. Mike Reeves, Columbia, Missouri. Thousands of South Korean teachers are rallying for new laws to protect them Following the suicide of an elementary school teacher in July, teachers across South South Korea has been pushing for improved systems to protect teachers from widespread malicious complaints Korea from parents. from South Korean lawmakers are currently debating bills that would meet some of the teachers' demands for immunity from child abuse claims. One protester, An Ji Hye, told the I hope that the bills being discussed now will be passed as soon as possible to secure teachers' rights to life. South Korean parliament is expected to hold a vote to pass the bills on September 21st. I'm Karen Shemmas. AP News, I'm Jackie when tens of thousands of presidents in New England were left without power as the mighty winds of post News, Tropical Storm Lee batter the Northeast. In Bar Harbor, Maine, tourist Myra Harper wanted to see the action outside but the wind brought her back in. We sat in a hotel and would just be there watching Netflix movies and eating. Our Robert Bumstead is just outside Portland. It's gusty but there's really only been a sprinkle of rain here throughout the first half of the day. The storm veered past some of the already flooded communities in Massachusetts, sparing them from more damage. Hughes, nay. Miles, rain. 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"The second half. I'm Dave Ferry. It took a half but top -ranked Georgia finally got going in a 24 -14 victory against South Carolina. Bulldogs coach head Kirby Smart. The end of the day is it what they did or what we did and their pressure was was early and then we made them pay for some of it and we got a running game going. That was the biggest difference. The Bulldogs trailed 14 -3 until day one. Edwards, Dylan Bell and Cass Jones ran for second half touchdowns. Edwards ran for 118 yards on 20 carries after missing the dogs first two games with a lingering knee injury. Carson Peck threw for 169 yards in Georgia's 20th consecutive victory. The Gamecocks managed just 129 yards second in the half. I'm Dave Ferry. The Marlins knocked off the Braves for the second straight day by scoring six times in the beginning of an 11 -5 decision. It was a 5 -5 game until Jake Berger slammed a two -run homer. Jazz Chism Jr. added a grand slam later in the eighth, helping Miami become the first NL East team to win a series the against division champs. It shows the fight we got. I mean everybody voted us to be last this year and we just came out with a vengeance and had that fight in our hearts. Luis Arias and Uli Gurriel also homered for the Marlins. Matt Olsen smacked his major league leading 52nd homerun, a record for an Atlanta player. I'm Dave Ferri. Sam Hartman threw for 330 yards and three touchdowns as 9th rank Notre Dame pulled away in a 41 17 route of central Michigan. Audra Gaston may rush for 176 yards and a touchdown for the 4 -0 Irish who led just 21 14 at halftime. I saw the offensive lineman playing a great game. I saw coach Parker giving great calls and I just saw everyone executing doing their 111 and giving 110 effort and that's all you could ask for. Hartman has 123 career scoring passes tying him for seventh all -time in major college football. He ran an offensive piled up 578 total yards while the defense gave up 268. I'm Dave Ferri. Number three Florida State avoided an upset against unranked Boston College for a 31 29 I'm win and it's ACC opener Florida State went up 31 10 after scoring a pair of touchdowns early in the third Carter but surrendered 19 straight points before holding on to move to 3 -0. Florida State coach Mike There were times in the past where those things have happened and we did not come out victorious. We we get to grow from what happened today. Jordan Travis passed for 212 yards and two touchdowns and Johnny Wilson caught four passes for a game -high 105 yards for the Seminoles. Gethen Coolbaugh, Boston. Missouri place kicker Harrison Bevis connected on an SEC record 61 yard field goal as time expired to lift the Tigers past went We went through tough summer workouts. This fall camp was hard. You know, these guys have been through So so much the last three years. They deserve this kind of win Brady Cook through for 356 yards and a pair of touchdowns to Luther through burden. K -State quarterback Will Howard threw for 270 yards and three scores. Mike Reeves, Olympia, Missouri. Thousands of South Korean teachers are rallying for new laws to protect them parents. Following the suicide of an elementary school teacher in July teachers across South Korea have been pushing for improved systems to protect teachers from widespread malicious complaints from parents South Korean lawmakers are currently debating bills that would meet some of the teachers demands for immunity from child abuse claims. One protester Angie here told the AP, I hope that the bills being discussed now and will be passed as soon as possible to secure teachers rights to life. South Korean parliament is expected expected to hold a vote to pass the bills on September the 21st. I'm Karen Chammas, AP News, I'm Jackie Quinn. Tens of thousands of residents in New England were left without to power as the mighty winds of post tropical storm Lee batter the northeast. In Bar our harbor main. Tourist Myra Harper wanted to see the action outside, but the wind brought her back in. We sat in a hotel and would just be there watching netflix movies and eating our Bumstead Robert is just outside Portland. It's gusty, but there's really only been a sprinkle of rain throughout here the first half of the day. The storm veered past some of the already flooded communities in massachusetts, sparing them from more damage. Hughes May. Miles. Yeah. Embattled Attorney General Ken Paxton's been acquitted of corruption charges after the impeachment trial in the Senate concluded. Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick says it should have never gotten this far. The speaker and his team rammed through the first impeachment of a statewide official in texas in over 100 years while paying no attention to the precedent that the house set in every other impeachment. Paxton still faces a criminal trial talks continue in the United Auto Workers strike. Analysts are saying there is enough inventory for now, but if consumers start panic buying that would push prices higher. New York City police are investigating the death of a one year old boy at a daycare in the Bronx and the sickening of two other Children who were exposed to opioids. The two The survivors were given Narcan by first responders. Oktoberfest getting underway in Munich, Germany. Here's our Karen Chalmers excited revelers dressed in traditional lederhosen rushed through the gates with the traditional cry of Ozapst is or it's out mayor Dieter Reiter inserted the tap in the first keg at noon. This is AP news. The jewish high holidays, a time of joy, reflection and caution. I'm Walter Ratliff with the religion minute workers using wooden wooden sticks, clear prayer notes placed between the ancient stones of the western wall ahead of the jewish new year. Countless handwritten notes are placed daily by visitors who believe their prayers might find a way to God by being deposited at Judaism's holiest site. It marks the start of the jewish high holidays, a 10 day season that ends with Yom Kippur the day of atonement. The high holidays are meant to be a period of joy and reflection. The season is also a time of heightened vigilance. A network of jewish security experts and religious leaders are hosting several webinars to help prepare for the season. Among the topics how to respond to an active threat targeting the jewish community and how to stop severe bleeding. Security measures have been expanding at jewish institutions across U the .S. for more than a decade. I'm Walter Ratliff and I'm Jackie Quinn, AP News. Thank you. Here pumpkin comes and here
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"You for listening to the AP Radio Network. Hey did you know that the Associated Press produces news related books? Here's what's new and upcoming. First pet presidential dogs cats and other critters. Deadly force. Fatal confrontations with police. The Hubble telescope. A universe of new discovery and many more. Visit ap .org slash books to purchase or visit Amazon Barnes and Noble .com or dot com. Alabama shut out South Florida in the second half while scoring two touchdowns in a 17 -3 victory. We're a little flat in the beginning, but after the rain delay, I thought we competed better in the game and I want our players to be happy about the fact that they won and enjoy it for 24 hours. That was head coach Nick Saban. Roydell Williams rushed for 129 yards and a touchdown to help the Crimson Tide make up for a weak passing game. Tyler Buckner started at quarterback for the Tide, but was told after completing just five of 14 passes for 34 yards. I'm Dave Ferry, sixth ranked Ohio State exploded for 35 points in the second quarter of a 63 -10 thrashing of Western Kentucky. Kyle McCord threw for 318 yards and three touchdowns, including a 75 -yard scoring strike to Marvin Harrison Jr. right after the Hilltoppers pulled within 14 -10 in the second period. I think this was probably our most complete game as an offense and just trying to continue to take strides. Trevion Henderson ran for 88 yards and his touchdowns of 21 -10 yards put the Buckeyes ahead 14 -3, nearly five minutes into the second quarter. I'm Dave Ferry. It took a half but top -ranked Georgia finally got going in a 24 14 victory against South Carolina. Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart. At the end of the day, is it what they did what or what we did and their pressure was was effective early and then we made them pay for some of it and we got a running game going that was the biggest difference. The Bulldogs trailed 14 -3 until day one Edwards. Dylan Bell and Cass Jones ran second for half touchdowns. Edwards ran for 118 yards on 20 carries after missing the dog's first games with a lingering knee injury. Carson back through for 269 yards in Georgia's 20th consecutive penalty. The Gamecocks managed just 129 yards in the second half. I'm Dave Ferry. It took a half, ranked but top Georgia finally got going in a 2414 victory against South Carolina Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart. At the end of the day, is it what they did? Is it what we did? And their pressure was was effective early and The Bulldogs trailed 14 -3 until day one Edwards, Dylan Bell and Cass Jones ran for second half touchdowns. Edwards ran for 118 yards on 20 carries after missing the dog's first two games with a lingering knee injury. Carson back through for 269 yards and Georgia's 20th consecutive victory. The Gamecocks managed just 129 yards in the second half. I'm Dave Ferry. The Marlins knocked off the Braves for the second straight day by scoring six times in the eighth inning of an 11 five decision. It was a 5 -5 game until Jake Berger slammed the two -run homer. Jazz Chisholm Jr. added a grand slam later in the eighth helping Miami become the first NL East team to win a series against the division It shows the fight we got. I mean everybody voted us to be last this year and we just came out Vengeance with a and had that fight in our heart. Luis Arias and Uli Gurriel also homered for the Marlins. Matt Olson second home run a record for an Atlanta player. I'm Dave Ferry. Hartman Sam threw for 330 yards and three touchdowns as ninth rate Notre Dame pulled away in a 41 out of central Michigan. Audrey Gaston may rush for 176 yards and a touchdown for the 4 -0 Irish Who led just 21 -14 at halftime? I saw the offensive lineman playing a great game. I saw coach Parker giving great calls and I just saw everyone executing doing their 111 and giving 110 effort and that's all you could ask for. Hartman has 123 career scoring passes tying him for seventh all -time in major college football. And an offensive piled up 578 total yards while the defense gave up 268. I'm Dave Barry. Number three Florida State avoided an upset against unranked Boston College for a 31 -29 win in ACC its opener. Florida State went up 31 -10 after scoring a pair of touchdowns early in the third quarter but surrendered 19 straight points before holding on to move to 3 -0. Florida State coach Mike Norvell. There were times in the past where those things have happened and we did not come out victorious. We get to grow happened from what today. Jordan Travis passed for 212 yards and two touchdowns and Johnny Wilson caught four passes for a game -high 105 yards for the Seminoles. Gethin Coolbaugh, Boston. Missouri placekicker Harrison Nevis connected on an SEC record 61 -yard field goal as time expired to lift the Tigers past 15th -rate Kansas State State 30 -27 at Faroe Field. It was the third field goal of the game for Memphis. We went through tough tough summer workouts. Three years they deserve this kind of win. Brady Cook threw for 356 yards and a pair of touchdowns to Luther Burden. K -State quarterback Will Howard threw for 270 yards and three scores. Mike Reeves, Columbia, Missouri. Thousands of South Korean teachers are rallying for new laws to protect them from abusive parents. Following the suicide of an elementary school teacher in In July, teachers across South Korea have been pushing for improved systems to protect teachers from spread malicious complaints from parents. South Korean lawmakers are currently debating bills that would protect some of the teachers' demands for immunity from child abuse claims. One protester, An Ji Hye, told the AP, I hope that the bills being discussed now will be passed as soon as possible to secure teachers' rights to life. South Korean Parliament is expected to hold a vote to pass the bills on September 21st. I'm Karen Chammas. AP News. I'm Jackie Quinn. Tens of thousands of residents in New England were left without power as the mighty winds of post -Tropical Storm Lee batter the Northeast. In Bar Harbor, tourist Myra Harper wanted to see the action outside, but the wind brought her back in. We sat in a hotel and we'd just be there watching Netflix movies and eating. Our Robert Bumstead is just outside Portland. It's gusty, but there's really only been a sprinkle of rain here throughout the first half of the day. The storm veered past some of the already flooded communities in Massachusetts, sparing them from more damage. Hughes nay. Miles yay embattled Attorney General Ken Paxton's been acquitted of corruption starches after the impeachment trial in the Senate concluded. Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick says it should have never gotten this far. The speaker and his team rammed through the first impeachment of a statewide official in Texas in over 100 years while paying no attention to the precedent that the House set in every other impeachment. Paxton still faces a criminal trial. Talks continue in the United Auto Workers strike. Analysts are saying there is enough inventory for now, but if consumers start panic buying that would push prices higher. New York City police are investigating the death of a one -year -old boy in a daycare in the Bronx and the sickening of two other children who were exposed to opioids. The two survivors were given Narcan by first responders. Oktoberfest getting underway in Munich, Germany. Here's our Karen Chalmers. Excited revelers dressed in traditional lederhosen rushed through the gates. With the traditional cry of Ozapstiz or it's tapped, Mea Dieter Reiter inserted the tap in the first keg at noon. The Jewish high holidays, a time of joy, reflection and caution. I'm Walter Ratliff with the Religion Minute. Workers using wooden sticks Clear prayer notes placed between the ancient stones of the Western Wall ahead of the Jewish New Year. Countless handwritten notes are placed daily by visitors who believe their prayers might find a way to God by being deposited in Christ's holiest site. It marks the start of the Jewish high holidays, a 10 day season that with ends Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. The high holidays are meant to be a period of joy and reflection. The season is also a time of heightened vigilance. A network of Jewish security experts and religious leaders are hosting several seminars to help prepare for the season. 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"Florida State went up 31 -10 after scoring a pair of touchdowns early in the third quarter, but surrendered 19 straight points before holding on to move to 3 -0. Florida State coach Mike Norvell. There were times in the past Jordan Travis passed for 212 yards and two touchdowns, and Johnny Wilson caught four passes for a game -high 105 yards for the Seminoles. Gethin Kullbaugh, Boston. Missouri place kicker Harrison Bevis connected on an SEC record 61 -yard field goal as time expired to lift the Tigers past 15th -ranked Kansas State 30 27 at Barrow Field. It was the third field goal of the game for Bevis. We went through tough summer workouts. This fall camp was hard. You know, these guys have been through so much the last three years. They deserve this kind of win. Brady Cook threw for 356 yards and a pair of touchdowns to Luther Burden. K -State quarterback Will Howard threw for 270 yards and three scores. Mike Reeves, Columbia, Missouri. Thousands South of Korean teachers are rallying for new laws to the game. Following the suicide of an elementary school teacher in July, teachers across South Korea have been pushing for improved systems to protect teachers from widespread malicious complaints from parents. South Korean lawmakers are currently debating bills that would meet some of the teachers' demands for immunity from child abuse claims. One protester, An Ji Hye, told the AP, I hope that the bills being discussed now will be passed as soon as possible to secure teachers' rights to life. South Korean parliament is expected to hold a vote to the pass bills on September 21. I'm Karen Chammas. AP News, I'm Jackie Quinn. Tens of thousands of residents in New England were left without power as the mighty winds of post -Tropical Storm Lee batter the Northeast. In Bar Harbor, Maine, tourist Myra Harper wanted to see the action outside, but the wind brought her back in. We sat in a hotel and would just be there watching Netflix movies and eating. Our Robert Bumstead is just outside Portland. It's gusty, but there's really only been a sprinkle of rain here throughout the first half of day. the The storm veered past some of the already flooded communities in Massachusetts, sparing them from more damage. Hughes nay. Yeah, embattled Attorney General Ken Paxton's been acquitted of corruption charges after the impeachment trial in the Senate concluded. Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick says it should have never gotten this far. Thank you for listening to AP the Radio Network. For news on the go, try the AP Mobile app. Get breaking US and international news from the world's most trusted news source,
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"80 yards receiving. Marty Martin East Lansing Michigan. Thank you for listening to the AP Radio Network. Hey did you know that the Associated Press produces news -related books? Here's what's new and upcoming. First pet, presidential dogs, cats and other critters. Deadly force, confrontations with police. The Hubble telescope, a universe of new discovery and many more. Visit ap .org slash books to purchase or visit amazon, amazonnoble .com or iBooks. Alabama shut out South Florida in the second half while scoring two touchdowns and a 17 -3 victory. little We're flat a in the beginning but after the rain delay I thought we competed better in the game and I want our happy about the fact that they won and enjoy it for 24 hours. That was head coach Nick Saban. Roydell Williams rushed for 129 yards and a touchdown to help the Crimson Tide make up for a weak passing game. Tyler Buckner started at quarterback for the Tide but was pulled after completing just five of 14 passes for 34 yards. I'm Dave Ferry. Six ranked Ohio State exploded for 35 points in the second quarter of a 63 -10 thrashing of Western Kentucky. Kyle McCord threw for 318 yards and three touchdowns including a 75 -yard scoring strike to Marvin Harrison Jr. right after the Hilltoppers pulled within 14 in -10 the second period. I think this was probably our most complete game as offense and just trying to continue to take strides. Trevian Henderson ran for 88 yards and his touchdowns of 21 10 yards put the Buckeyes ahead 14 -3 nearly five minutes into the second quarter. I'm Dave Ferry. It took a half but top -ranked Georgia finally got going in a 24 -14 victory against South Carolina. Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart. At the end of the day, is it what they did? Is it what we did? And their pressure was effective and early then we made them pay for some of it and we got a running game going that was the biggest difference. The Bulldogs trailed 14 -3 until day one Edwards, Dylan Bell and Cass Jones ran for second half touchdowns. Edwards ran for 118 yards on 20 carries after missing the dog's first two games with a lingering knee injury. Carson Beck threw 269 for yards and Georgia's 20th consecutive victory. The Gamecocks managed just 129 yards in the second half. I'm Dave Ferry. It took a half but top -ranked Georgia finally got going in a 24 team victory against South Carolina. Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart. At the end of the day, is it what they did? Is it what we did their and pressure was was effective early and then we made them pay for some of it and we got a running game going that was the biggest difference. The Bulldogs trailed 14 -3 until day one Edwards. Dylan Bell and Cass Jones ran for second half touchdowns. Edwards ran for 118 yards on 20 carries after missing the dogs first two games with a lingering knee injury. Carson Beck threw for 269 yards in Georgia's 20th consecutive victory. Gamecocks The managed just 129 yards in the second half. I'm Dave Ferry. The Marlins knocked off the Braves the for second straight day by scoring six times in the eighth inning of an 11 -5 decision. It was a 5 -5 game until Jake Berger slammed the two -run homer. Jazz Chisholm Jr. added a grand slam later in the eighth helping Miami become the first NL East team to win a series against the division champs. It shows the fight we got. I mean everybody voted us to be last this year and we just came out with a vengeance and had that fight in our heart. Luis Sarrize and Uli Gurriel also homered for the Marlins. Matt Olsen smacked his major league leading 52nd home run, a record for an Atlanta player. I'm Dave Ferry. Sam Hartman threw for 330 yards and three touchdowns. His ninth rate Notre Dame pulled away in a 41 -17 route of central Michigan. Audrey Gaston may rush for 176 yards and a touchdown for the 4 -0 Irish. Who led just 21 -14 at halftime? the I saw offensive lineman playing a great game. I saw coach Parker giving great calls and I just saw everyone executing, doing their 111 and giving 110 effort and that's all you could ask for. Hartman has 123 career scoring passes, tying him for seventh all -time in major college football. He ran an offensive piled up 578 total yards while the defense gave up 268. I'm Dave Ferry. Number three Florida State avoided an upset against unranked Boston College for a 31 -29 win in its ACC opener. Florida State went up 31 10 after scoring a pair of touchdowns early in the third quarter but surrendered 19 straight points before holding on to move to 3 -0. Florida State coach Mike Norvell. There were times in the past where those things have happened did and we not come out victorious. We get to grow from what happened today. Jordan Travis passed for 212 and yards two touchdowns and Johnny Wilson caught four passes for a game -high 105 yards for the results. Gethin Coolbaugh, Boston. Missouri placekicker Harrison Bevis connected on an SEC record 61 yard goal field as time expired to lift the Tigers past 15th -rate Kansas State 30 -27 at Barrow Field. It was the third field goal of the game for Bevis. We went through tough summer workouts. This fall camp was hard. You know these guys have been through so much the last three years. They deserve this kind of win. Brady Cook threw for 356 yards and a pair of touchdowns to Luther Burden. K -State quarterback Will Howard threw for 70 yards and three scores. Mike Reeves, Columbia Missouri. Thousands of South Korean teachers are rallying new for laws to protect them from abusive parents. Following the suicide of an elementary school teacher in July, teachers across South Korea have been pushing for improved systems to protect teachers from widespread malicious complaints from parents. Korean South lawmakers are currently debating bills that would meet some of the teacher's demands for child abuse claims. One protester, An Ji Hye, told the AP, I hope that the bills being discussed now will be passed as soon as possible to secure teachers' rights South Korean parliament is expected to hold a vote to pass the bills on September 1st. I'm Karen Chammas. AP News, I'm Jackie Quinn. Tens of thousands of residents in New England were left without power as the mighty winds of post -tropical storm Lee batter the Northeast. In Bar Harbor, Maine, tourist Myra Harper wanted to see the action outside but the wind brought her back in. We sat in a hotel and would just be there flex movies and eating. Our Robert Bumstead is just outside Portland. It's gusty but there's really only been a sprinkle of rain here throughout the first half of the day. The storm veered past some the of already flooded communities in Massachusetts, sparing them from more damage. Hughes May miles. Yay. Attorney Embattled General Ken Paxton's been acquitted of corruption charges after the impeachment trial in the Senate concluded. Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick says it should have never gotten this far. The speaker and his team rammed through the first impeachment of a statewide official in Texas in over 100 years while paying no attention to the that precedent the house set in every other impeachment. Paxton still faces a criminal trial. Talks continue in the United Auto Workers strike. Analysts are saying there is enough inventory for now, but if consumers start panic buying, that would push prices higher. New York City City police are investigating the death of a one year old boy at a daycare in the Bronx and the sickening of two other children who were exposed to opioids. The two survivors were given Narcan by first unders. Oktoberfest getting underway in Munich, Germany. Here's our Karen Chamis. 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We were supposed to do this, but it doesn't make it any less special. The game was scoreless after nine innings and after each team scored a run in the 10th, the Dodgers took control with five runs 11th in the inning. Chris Taylor drove in two of the runs. Jim Bernard, Seattle. AP Sports, I'm Ethan Coolbaugh, number one Georgia and number three Florida State overcame upset bids to remain unbeaten on a busy college football Saturday. The Bulldogs rallied to beat South Carolina 24 to 14 trailing by 11 at the half. Meanwhile, the Seminoles nearly blew a 21 point second half lead in a
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"Benson, excuse me. Those three guys, I think I mentioned Travis a few minutes ago. I mean, he's considered one of the top quarterbacks in the country. I don't know. I mean, I think some of that game very well could be similar to the last game there. The one thing, the one advantage I think, I think both teams are better than they were a year ago. I don't think either team on that date were great. I thought, frankly, there was a sloppy game, and LSU pretty much had to do everything. It could lose it. I agree with that. It wasn't to be honest. I think the reason why Florida state won that game last year is because we had the week zero match up against duquesne, allowed them to get out there and go full speed and then LSU walks in all that playing anybody before that. And so that's a tough one to deal with. But I think going back to that biggest room of improvement for four to 8 this year is Johnny Wilson. I mean, that dude, you can't, what do you can't guard him one on one? He's 6, 7. I know it was a sloppy game again that we won against Oklahoma, but the way he was able to just go over and control control of the game like that. I thought was very impressive. And it gives me a lot to look forward to. Well, I can't wait to continue this conversation, Griffin. I may change my mind before we get to it. But right now, that's how I feel. We'll take a break. We are going to talk to Ari wasserman in a couple of minutes about what is happening on the recruiting trail. And if you're a Georgia fan a lot, has been going on. Ari joins us next. With no fees or minimums, banking with Capital One is the easiest decision in the history of decisions, even easier than deciding to listen to
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"Second hour has been a busy one so far. We have talked about some of the chaos at the ACC meetings in the first hour. We'll talk to Ari wasserman coming up here, evaluating what recruiting looks like. It's already well into the 24 recruiting class. Your phone calls continue as well and let's check in with special K in Orlando, special K go right ahead. Hey, Paul, thank you. Appreciate you. We chatted we chatted last Tuesday about four minutes and right at the end of the conversation is that man, that guy really talks fast. I told you I was a 21 year news and sports car on TV. I was very envious of your addiction. And you said, I didn't have to talk that fast out of the sports writer. And I want to say my only grandfather's name was Paul and he was a great guy, great guy. So you must be a great guy too. But I got a little excited. You said something right at the end of our conversation. In my 21 year career, I met three presidents Muhammad Ali, freaking Tiger Woods 20 times in the locker room. Dale Earnhardt senior, I met everybody, but I was kind of excited to talk to you. But once we talked about our next Saban at Kent State experience and I asked you the question, who his mentor was and you correctly nailed it with Don James, that's our opinion, in my opinion. And you indicated you were writing a book on that. Now, when I've listened to you and watched your show, you said, you're writing a book, but you bagged it because it wasn't going the way you thought it would be. My question to you is, if you're writing a book about Nick Saban, I want to buy it and where can I buy it? Well, it needs some clarification. I had a publisher call me right about a year ago. After this kerfuffle happened between Nick Saban and Jimbo Fisher and it was a year ago Thursday, I believe that happened. And the next day, an agent who had represented me called and a couple of weeks later, he said, listen, I really want this book and I want it badly, and he was with one of the biggest he was the biggest publishing house in the world. And he said, I need it. I want it for August of 24. And here is what I mean, this wasn't going on with me, but it was subsequently in negotiating negotiations with the agent. He made an offer, which was pretty astounding for a project like that, and I accepted it. I began doing the due diligence, and quite frankly, I didn't see the book. I didn't see the book. So it was complex enough to do it. So I decided to get out of it with the idea, maybe doing one later on just a more singular subject. Such as Sabin. That makes sense. I frankly think I did not like there was just some things about it. When you're rushing a book out, it's going to depend heavily on sensationalism. I don't think you can write a book that quickly. And I discovered that very quickly in the process. So I didn't waste a lot of time before I was able to get out of it. It may still be alive. I really haven't kept up with it because once I got out, I was done. But I have thought about that because I was reading something the other day about a guy who has just came out with a book this week on Martin Luther King Jr.. Now, Martin Luther King Jr. has been dead more than 50 years. You do books on people that have been dead a thousand years. So I really think I started thinking about that. In the aftermath, that was that's why I said what I did. To understand, I was in Memphis at the lane hotel, it was a spell bonding moment where the old cars there at the hotel there. Yeah, I know you're from Memphis and it was just freaking amazing. It's one of the most amazing spots. Of all the people you've met of all the folks you've interviewed, some of them are very quick. I know, but which one stood out? Which one meant the most to you? Well, people ask me that all the time. I will tell you the most disappointing night in my life. I turned down at dinner day with Elizabeth Taylor. Oh my. Because I was sitting in the restaurant and she had just handed out a trophy of Keenan and Lexington. I was doing a telethon at 1130. I was having diet cokes before I went on the air and no beers at 1130 19 hour 14 hour telethon. Starting at 1139 and the contingent came in and I knew the people they invited me to dinner, I had a telethon to go to. So that's the most disappointing. Next time I talk about Kentucky football, I'll maybe figure out who my best friend. But my guess is that Liz Taylor got over your rejection. Well, do you realize how tall she is? I don't know. I mean, I know enough about her. I mean, I know how many times she's been married, but I never knew how tall she was. Well, take a guess. You got Don James, right? Take a guess on this table. I'm guessing Liz was 5, 9 and a half. Four 11. Four 11? Four 11. That's why she always wore high heels. I never knew four 11. Well, that's what I'm saying when we talk. I think when I think of Elizabeth Taylor, I mostly think of her lying down, not standing up. A lot of the guys in the movies were in holes on the set because she was so short. That's what I read. And she was four 11. Richard Burton divorced her choice. Hey, thanks for the call. A lot of people don't even know who we were talking about. And I barely did. Griffin is up next in Florida. Hello, Griffin. Go right ahead. Hello, Paul. Thanks for having me on today. How are you doing? We are doing great. Thank you. Yeah, I just wanted to call in today. I know it's the SEC network and that's your thing, but Tallahassee fordham, the big four to state seminoles fan and that week one matchup we have against LSU, I think not only sets sets up the stage for our season, but LSU's as well. I'm just wanted to hear your thoughts on the game. I'm bachelorette back and forth. It is a critically important game. I think as you look at the game, I think the site favors Florida state a little bit, but I am impressed with what LSU has done in the off season. So at the moment, I'm leaning toward LSU. Let's say if I respect it, I'm obviously going to disagree being in Tallahassee, but the reason why I say that is because of three guys mainly on the offensive side of the ball from Florida state. It's like you could probably guess Jordan Travis Johnny Wilson. Oh my goodness, very important. Trey Benson, excuse me. Those three guys, I think I mentioned Travis a few minutes ago. I mean, he's considered one of the top quarterbacks in the country. I don't know.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
"johnny wilson" Discussed on Dennis Prager Podcasts
"Com. So anyway, just keep that in mind and Dennis prager dot com. I just read his article this morning about basically about communism and how it's a realization of where we are now. He didn't think that communism per se could happen here because of western civilization. It's like we were immune to it except we're not. And so I want to talk about these stages of grief. But I want to I want to give you a little more background. So I ended up fighting for my daughter for custody at a very young age. Again, I wasn't living this great life. There's no doubt about it. I was a little wannabe hood lemon and just a little player player, you know, out there, doing stuff that I shouldn't have been doing. Frankly, and then my girlfriend and I at the time were living in San we ended up having a child out of wet luck and you know when you're young and stupid and sometimes disastrous things happen, but anyway, she and I ended up breaking up, it was on again on again off again relationship, but then once we had our child, I was like, dude, I am gonna buckle down our hunker down. I know better than this. This is not who I am. I shouldn't be living this way. You know, I didn't have a clear conscience, to be honest with you. And so it was just, it was just a weird dynamic. And a eventually, I had gone to jail and had been arrested on a couple of times and then I ended up doing community service at a church here locally in Orlando called faith assembly, headed up the singer passer was pastor Carl Stevens at the time, now it's pastor Johnny Wilson, both amazing, amazing pastors, amazing men of God and I serve community service there and under the under the mentorship of a guy Jim angelakis. This was a white guy that loved me and hugged on me and prayed for me and told me that he loved me for the very first time and it totally broke me, but that started changing my life. And when I would go back to my girlfriend, she was still living a different at the time, she was still living a different lifestyle, but my heart and my mind was starting to change. And it was very difficult for her and I didn't understand this. I'm a young guy. It was very difficult for her to accept the Carl that was in all of a sudden the Carl that is, or the Carl that is becoming, if you will. And I totally get that now. I didn't understand it at the time being in a very young mind. Let me stop here. Because eventually what I'm going to get to is when being mean is being kind. I want you to hear that. Sometimes, being mean is being kind. And this is what conservatives don't get, and I would say Republicans and I would say maga Republicans. Sometimes being mean is being kind. Now I'm not talking about being a jerk. Please, that's not what I'm talking about. But I want you to hear me and I want you to understand, but I needed to interject so that you understood where I was going. Some time being mean. Is being kind. And so my girlfriend and I, we were not, we were starting to clash. All this stuff that was cool, you know, week or two or a month ago was no longer cool anymore to me. She decided to break up with me. I'm fast forwarding here. She decided to break out with me and you know what she did. And again, no animosity. It was crazy, but no animosity. She moved out from her parents house, and she moved in with another guy. And she didn't tell me where..
Dennis Prager Podcasts
A Change of Heart
"I ended up fighting for my daughter for custody at a very young age. Again, I wasn't living this great life. There's no doubt about it. I was a little wannabe hood lemon and just a little player player, you know, out there, doing stuff that I shouldn't have been doing. Frankly, and then my girlfriend and I at the time were living in San we ended up having a child out of wet luck and you know when you're young and stupid and sometimes disastrous things happen, but anyway, she and I ended up breaking up, it was on again on again off again relationship, but then once we had our child, I was like, dude, I am gonna buckle down our hunker down. I know better than this. This is not who I am. I shouldn't be living this way. You know, I didn't have a clear conscience, to be honest with you. And so it was just, it was just a weird dynamic. And a eventually, I had gone to jail and had been arrested on a couple of times and then I ended up doing community service at a church here locally in Orlando called faith assembly, headed up the singer passer was pastor Carl Stevens at the time, now it's pastor Johnny Wilson, both amazing, amazing pastors, amazing men of God and I serve community service there and under the under the mentorship of a guy Jim angelakis. This was a white guy that loved me and hugged on me and prayed for me and told me that he loved me for the very first time and it totally broke me, but that started changing my life. And when I would go back to my girlfriend, she was still living a different at the time, she was still living a different lifestyle, but my heart and my mind was starting to change. And it was very difficult for her and I didn't understand this. I'm a young guy. It was very difficult for her to accept the Carl that was in all of a sudden the Carl that is, or the Carl that is becoming, if you will. And I totally get that now. I didn't understand it at the time being in a very young mind.
The Officer Tatum Show
"johnny wilson" Discussed on The Officer Tatum Show
"When you just made a statement, this is Isaiah 5 20. Good is called evil, evil is called good, truth is called lies, lies are called good. How can anybody in their right mind be okay with a biological man walking into a bathroom of our daughters and just say, well, it's all good. It's a lie from hell and we need to say no more. Period. Ah, man, thank you for the strong words. Frank, I mean, man need to be challenged men want to be held accountable. They need to be encouraged and united. I've gone to a men's encounter at my own church where it was just life-changing. Just talk a little bit more about your ministry as we close out here. We are not a church ministry, as I said, we're a Christian men's ministry, and we challenge men to get right with God. We are not hard on men, per se, like rules, and this is the way you have to do it. I think testimonies and honesty and transparency speaks of the essence. We of course is in leadership. We have our sunship course coming up. We do gatherings. We do retreats. We're just a bunch of jacked up dudes that know who we are in Christ and say anybody, especially young men. Come alongside us, let us show you who the warrior Christ is. And it's a game changer. And then we got to get after and get in the fight. Because again, the biggest lie right now is we are in a battle for the hearts and souls of men. And a lot of men don't even understand who the enemy is. Period. Man, absolutely. I love it. I mean, that's what I experienced at my church and it drew me to the church from my pastor Carl Stevens. He just retired, but pastor Johnny Wilson that's taken over. And even right here at our radio studio, at my buddy's American adversary's man, a group of guys that do a radio show, I love listening to them.
WJR 760
"johnny wilson" Discussed on WJR 760
"Your conversation helps so many other people who are listening to the show this morning and they learn from you. So let's find out how to get through to us here on this beautiful Saturday morning, our executive producer Donald the Hammer shoestring. Thank you, Dr Joe again, and well, if anyone has ever heard of a win win situation, we got an opportunity for one right now. If you call us right now, you help us get the show going for the six o'clock hour and you get your answer. To question quickly, So we're good because our show gets going. You're good, because you get the answer to your question. So give us a call right now. 808 590 w. J. R. That's 808 590957 calls will start to kind of build on back up a little bit. Maura's the Morning goes on. So here is a good time to call 800. 8590 Line 57 and a sports story for us this morning, Joe. I do and it's not related to hockey. Unbelievable, but here's the story. We lost the great man. You just a day or so goal fella by the name of Hank Aaron. And here's how the story with with Hank Aaron. Johnny Wilson, former NHL star for many years and I were at Giannopoulos is Restaurant one Saturday evening. And peach in office, and Johnny and I were getting ready to leave. When Pete Giannopoulos, one of the owners, great guy came running nowhere. We were sitting at our table and said, Guys, don't leave. Don't leave. He says, Uh, I might need you around here for a few minutes. We just got a phone call that Hank Aaron is in town. He's visited some friends and it was like with the kitchen closed a 10 o'clock. So he said, Uh, somebody called us said Mr Hank Air and just hungry. Hasn't had dinner, visited some friends late and Wonders if he could come over and have a bite to eat. While John Pete was so excited and he came over to Johnny and I said, Listen, guys, he says that he's all alone and I still have a crowd in here, but we're gonna open up the kitchen for him. So in walked this gentleman Hank, Aaron and Pete fixed him up with one of the top tables, and he said down and order something to eat, and Johnny said to me, Let's watch over Dr him. He's all alone. And I said, not I. He doesn't want to be bothered by us, he said. What do you talking about, he says. I played in the NHL for 20 years. I got something to talk to him my boat, so we walked over and asked if we could sit down and Johnny introduced us and we had such a nice conversation. But we talked about his era of baseball and what he had to go through as a black athlete in the baseball league and all of that. And then as we were talking, Johnny said to him, he said, Well, you know, he said. When I was playing hockey here in Detroit for many years, he said, We were not allowed to have a glass of water or a bottled of water while we were playing. He said. What and he made reference the what they were treating Johnny or they treated the hockey players with Detroit. Like they were slaves. Put not marked on the ice and, you know, accelerating and sweating. That hockey game is And anyway, he was just too made this amazed The Jack Adams wouldn't allow the players. Have a gulp of water while they work playing unbelievable, And that's how Jack Adams was a little strange in many ways, But he said, if you drink a mouthful of water It will slow you down while you're playing. It'll make you a just a little bit heavier. Anyways, that's still unbelievable. Today. He let the guys have oranges, and he went in addressing only at a whole bucket oranges. They're ready to dig in and grab an orange in not too healthy. But anyways, that's a little story of Baseball and not hockey this morning tomorrow morning. You have to wait for the story will bring one in on hockey. I'm Joe Gannon, your appliance doctor, his name. Executive director, producer of this radio show, Donald the Hammer, Schuster. Thank you, Joe. And we're doing it with the help of my Daniel Mason on audio this morning. She's making sure the show sounds good. We got Brian Morton helping us on phones. We thank him for that. We're here for your live Saturday morning, January 23rd 20. When he won. I started in radio broadcast sales selling advertising time. 43 years ago today in Detroit at W W. J F M a 97.1 W W. J F M when it was a beautiful music station. And the morning guy, the morning guy that would come in and suit that was Monta Vanni and coming up, you know the Hollywood's rich singers or whatever. The morning I was w. J r newsman Ken Rygel ski 43 years ago. There you go. All right, Let's go to the phones. Let's start out international to kick this off. Go to Sarnia, Ontario. We gotta G profile fridge. It's making noise might be leveling problem. Maybe not. This is Matt. Good morning, Matt. Thanks for calling And how may we help you? Joe? How are you? Morning, 100%, sir. Awesome. Okay, so young, like my fridge is it's like it's making a noise in the back like the like. The fans kind of touching something. It's not really loud. It just kind of like background noise. But when I push on the top towards the back to kind of level it quiet. It's gone. Sound gone, but when I put a level on it, it makes the fridge a little bit on level. Is that If you're going to cause a problem with the fridge, and I make it just like the balls just touching the line on the one side. It's not like it's way out of level. But all right. Well, let me ask you a question that if you open the door on the refrigerator, maybe 10 12 inches and logical. Does the door closed by itself? Um, no, it doesn't close all the way just kind of They kind of bounces back before closed. All right, well, here's my suggestion to you to leveling legs in the front. You could take a pair of channel locks and just turn them clone a clockwise. Until you raise the front of the refrigerator half inch higher than the rear. Okay, that's gonna help to close the doors by themselves. How old is the refrigerator? Bought it last year. All right, well, it maybe maybe it won't help you, but you should raise the front up a little bit to see what happens now. Here's another one neighbor of mine one year of several years ago, says I gotta buy new refrigerator. The compressors bad. I says. Really, Yeah, he says he cool with us. Sometimes it doesn't. While it's the compressors of that you're not gonna be cooling at all. So I said, Well, I'll come up and see it. So I went over to his house. I looked at it and service technicians have a trick. There's a fan motor underneath the refrigerator that moves air across the compressor, and the condenser removes the heat in the through refrigeration from inside the product and that fan motor has a blade.
WJR 760
"johnny wilson" Discussed on WJR 760
"And to tell you how to get into the radio program and be a part of the most important person on the radio show our own executive producer Donald the Hammer, Schuester. Oh, perhaps you overstated, but thank you. Appliance that Dr Joe Gannon. I see it, Joe, that you and I and everyone listening, have two options. At this point, we can rise. And we can shine on shine any over shooting it for right now that will settle for rising and we'll settle for your phone call, because that's how we enter your question. Give us a call. I'm going to give you the phone ever. It's a perfect time to call. We're just setting up our new baker calls for the hour and you can get right in calling 808 590. W. J R. I'll give it to you all in digits. 808 5909. 57. We're here Live Saturday morning. January 16th 609 a. M. Beckett Control Central. We've got Danielle Mason help it also owed on the audio. We've got Dave Rear ready to take your phone calls. Give us a call at 808. 590957. How about Ah, hockey memory to get us started. Joe? Yes, we begin the radio programs these days with hockey stories of the days gone by, and this morning story is about Johnny Wilson, hockey player of he and his Brother Larry joined the NHL way back in the early fifties, played for the Red Wings for years, and Toronto and hey, was quite a guy in the best storyteller ever in the NHL. Now Johnny and I and Bill Gatsby and joke Okay, used to do a radio program on WJR in the evening on Saturday nights. And we'd flood the lines with collars. Kids in particular. Who had hockey cards and would call into the show from Vermont and Florida and California and all over the place. And so one day on the weekend, my son Andrew, and I were doing the radio show together, and Johnny called me on a Friday night, said Joe. The washer is not working. I said Johnny, listen to Andrew and I are on this weekend, Saturday and Sunday, and the show was in the afternoons and early or late morning and I said, Look at Andrew and I'll stop by the house. Take a look at the washing machine. Which we did on a Sunday afternoon, and Johnny who was known to be Uh, tight with the dollars which you have to remember. Those NHL hockey players all have to work in the summer months because they didn't make enough money. T even afford two cars. Let's put it that way. So, uh, Andrew and I went over to Johnnie's house and Johnny like he wanted to know. What I drank. So he called Mitch, the bartender at Giannopoulos, his restaurant, Nast. Um, what does Joe drink? Was that special drink? Well, Joe drank drink that you had to sip. Nice and slow DRAM bully and Southern comfort for any. Anybody buying DRAM bully. They know how expensive it is. And so Johnny and I walked in the house. And Johnny says you tell me what you drink, So I got everything there is here. I got everything. And so I said, Well, grand bullying, So I got it. I got it. What? He had just gone to the store to buy it. Which he called Mitch at the bartender John Office to tell him you know what a bottle of Drambuie cost Holy Corolla. They're so anyways. We sat down in the living room and Johnny Fix me a drink, and Andrew said, I'll go look at the wash machine. So hey, does he fixes no matter of five minutes, And then he says to a Johnny says, Mr Wilson, he says, I'm going to go outside. And I'm gonna check out how your dryers blowing hair out through the vent line. I want to make sure it's clean, clear, So so Johnny gets up and he goes into the laundry room, and Pat looks at me and starts laughing and I said, What are you laughing for? She says Joe, he's never Never in his life used the washer and dryer. Better. He doesn't even know how to turn on the dryer. Also, we sat there and big smiles on our face and Andrews outside and he's yelling in the vent line. Mr. Wilson turned the dryer on now. And we wait and we wait and Andrew yells again, Mr. Wilson. You turned it right on there. Are you in there? Yeah, Andrew is is Andrew is that Can't turn it on. I don't know how. While Johnny Pad his wife and I laughed our heads off and fi. Finally Pat had to go to the locker room to turn the dryer on. But it goes to show you how the wives of days gone by in the NHL. How They ran. The whole family raised the kids, and I've talked to a lot of the wise really, and they had a chore on their heads because these guys were gone. You know, a 55 games a year, whatever. And it was quite an experience and quite a wonderful experience because Johnny Wilson Why's that kind of guy and unfortunately, both. Just a few years ago, both Pat at Johnny both passed away. But that's my little hockey story about Johnny Wilson this morning. Which brings so many fun memories back tomorrow morning. It'll be you know, as I said so many times. Redwing, the NHL, the hockey players, arm or you, Marist that anybody could believe And tomorrow I'll tell you a story about What they did to me in the Red Wings, Joe Louis Arena all coming up tomorrow. Donald Good story that only a hockey story to get us started without appliance angle as well. Pretty good. All right. Our phone number to call is 808 590. W. J. R 808 590957 let the phone callers begin. Let us go toe Lavonia to kick it off. He's got a question about her tapping microwave wondering if it's still safe to use. Joe. This is packed. Good morning path. Thanks for calling and being the first caller this morning. Very nice of you. How may we help you? Well, I have a camp in 1000 Watt microwave oven with the turntable feature..
WJR 760
"johnny wilson" Discussed on WJR 760
"Is Donald the hammer Schuster. Thank you. Appliance. Dr. Joe Gannon, Joe, We're going to create a new cliche today. Have you ever heard the cliche? The early bird gets the worm? Yes. I've heard of many times. I've done heavy research. Our listeners are not interested in worms. They're interested in getting their clients. Questions answered. So we're going to start a new one says the early caller gets their questions answered. And here is the phone number to call 808 59. Zero W J R do it real slow so you could jot it down. Entered in your contacts. Use it right now To get your answer, 808. 590957 another new tradition we're creating here. There's something called a bedtime story. We love our early warning. 605 a m story, Joe, What's What do you got for us today? Well this morning, I'm going to repeat not repeat a story but repeat the name John Ferguson. And Brian Bugsy Watson, both playing for Montreal, Way back in the early sixties, mid sixties and just a couple of terrors on the ice. John Ferguson was a big man and a tough man in the NHL. One of the tough guys in the league at that time and bugs. He was just a little guy, but just the stuff and they got into well. John Ferguson got into a fight, which was normal and he was batting away and having a good time and enjoying the fight, as they do in hockey and So But Bugsy who liked you know they're both on the same team. So Bugsy come flying in down the ice and he sees the fight going on. So he jumps into the fight and He hits John Ferguson, his own Blair right in the eye. He leaned over and John moved the wrong direction and bugs. He nailed him right in the eye. And John and Bugsy. We're sitting up this outing I was at anyways, They're sitting there and having a pop and John says the Bugsy. Oh, I remember that one. I remember that one, he says. When you plug me right in the eye, he says, and then we went and sat in the penalty box because we both got a penalty. And he said, My eye was just throbbing, Just throbbing. He says that I kept looking at you and I'm I. I wanted to give you one right back. But he says I couldn't He says. Here's 20,000 people in the Montreal form and he said, but I couldn't needs that. But I wanted to so bad, he says. Matter of fact, it feels so good, he says. Just thinking about it, he says. I would like to give you one right now in payment of that one back in the mid 60. Well, nothing happened. We just laughed our heads off. But that's just a little story about John Ferguson and Bugsy Watson and next weekend I'm gonna let me get being given one personally personally about the Johnny Wilson days. You know Johnny Wilson, Bill Gadsby and joke. Okay, but the three of them used to come to the station on a Saturday night. I think it was started at 10 o'clock at night. We used to do a radio show for a whole year. And, uh and the kids used to call from New Hampshire. You know how strong the signal is. You know, at 10 o'clock at night. They used to call in and say if I send you your hockey card, will you send it back to me Signed, Uh, Bill Gatsby told me, he says, I get more email now more more letters. He says then when I was playing for 20 some years in the NHL from the radio show, it was a great time with those guys. Donald, Let's see what happens here on the call screening. And that was good stuff. Daniel Mason helping us back in command Central on the phone, so as you call it today, you'll first talk to Danielle in the process of getting to Joe and me so we can help you out with your questions will give us a call 800. 8590 w J R 808 590957..
WJR 760
"johnny wilson" Discussed on WJR 760
"Then grab the telephone on. Join us here this morning. We're gonna be with you till eight o'clock. Helping as many consumers as we can, and I always like to start off the show lately. With the hockey story from the NHL days there was a good friend we had in our family and in the NHL. His name was Johnny Wilson. He was a player with the Red Wings. He was a coach with the Red Wings and several other teams in the NHL, and he told the best of stories. Anybody who knows the name Johnny Wilson. Who has ever heard him tell stories about his days playing and his days coaching, you would die laughing because he was just us. Funny as a man can be. And I remember the days when he told me about coaching other teams like Pittsburgh, Colorado, etcetera, where he got a big kick out of Dressing up in a suit. There was a time limit. You had to be in your room as an NHL player, and I believe was 10 o'clock and he used to go sit in the stairways. And he'd wait for this footsteps coming down the hall and to be a player or two going out after curfew and dressed up in their suit, shirt and tie and so forth, and you were fined. If you were caught leaving your room after 10 o'clock. No, Johnny used to tell all sorts of stories. And I do believe Mickey Redman, our local voice here. Was caught a few times in those days. So where he was going where they were going? I don't know, but I'm sure they were going out Gallivanting around town someplace. That's the little story of One of the best guys ever to play the game who passed away just a few years ago and well, it's a sad time when we lose one of them, and we've lost many on I'm Joe again and the guy coming up, but that's soft executive voice is our executive producer, Donald the Hammer, Schuster. Thank you clients, Dr Joe again, and I feel like we haven't talked since last year, Joe Yeah, Very good. Yeah, you know, but I'll tell you this year, my New Year's Eve, even though I'm still wearing my New Year's Eve cap, and so got my noisemaker and all of that it was absolutely cramped by the pandemic this year because normally a New Year's Eve, Joe, Here's what I do. I'm at a House party. Only about 20. People are so at 11 58 on New Year's Eve, I get on a little step stool and I'll climb up to the chandelier in the room. And then I'll get ready to Swain as the crowd counts down from tent one at the stroke of midnight, I swing on the chandelier and at the stroke of midnight exactly land right in the punch full below and splash it out onto the entire crowd. What do you think of that? Yeah, funny just thinking about it. That's the way to bring in the new year. Let's bring in this morning Saturday, January 2nd 2021. Here's the phone number to call with your appliance repair questions. It's 808 590. W. J. R That's 800. 8590957 everybody's own supply. Ince's Everybody's had a repair problem. They've had to pay for that repair. They just too soon avoided going forward. Maybe we can help you out. 800. 8590957. Let's kick it off with our caller from Wickes. Um she's got a question regarding her speed queen will wash her. This is Jan. Good morning. Jan. Thanks for calling. And I may we help you? I'm good morning. Thanks for taking my call. Actually, I'm calling. I'm calling for my daughter. She needs a new washing machine and I know that you recommend the speed queen. I was wondering if there is a particular model that you were recommending. She doesn't want all the bells and whistles. Well, first of all, let me say there are three models of speak Queen washers. One. Then another one. And as you go up in the numbers, they have more features. Now, what do you need in a washing machine That's for her to decide Jam. I trust you will soon be a family of five. So there's a lot of washing going. Yeah. Now, here's the other thing about speed queen. They have three different types of warranty. They're all full warranty is with a full warranty mean that statement means you don't pay for anything. Service call apart the labor. So they have three different Orantes. As you go up in the model numbers, the top one has a seven year full warranty. And then there's the five year full warranty. And then the three year full warranty. Now just that factor alone has to tell you this company speed queen made in Ripon, Wisconsin, on American made washing machine that washing machine if they can put that kind of this company's been around for over 100 years. And the washer that you're buying for your home is basically the same washer that they've been selling to the laundromats first since laundromats were invented. So you're getting a commercial grade washing machine, and I could remember days when, uh The label on a washing machine, and they were bold about it and said, you know, commercial grade washing machine. It was said, but it wasn't true. And but make speed. Queens is true, and they don't make a washing machine with that kind of warranty, unless they're pretty sure about their machine. The other thing about speed Queen washer When you go to a store and you see the literature you'll see on the front cover of their literature. It says Expect 25 plus years. With this washing machine? No, nobody else. The average life of a washing machine. Today is 7 to 10 years. If you're lucky, you may have three or four service calls during that period, but not so with speak Queen getting you imagine seven years not having to worry about the costs absorbed or By speed queen because it's got that kind of quality. And really, if I'm doing a selling job here I am intentionally and I must say that speak Queen does not advertise on this radio program is a matter of fact. I don't know it's speed Queen has ever advertised. You'd never see their ads on TV or anything like that. They don't need to. They really don't need to. Right now. It's tough to find a speed queen because they had to shut the factory down for a few weeks before because of this covered thing, And so now they're playing catch up like everybody else's. And that's another fair warning to all consumers If you're shopping for a new major home appliance You do it now, But if you can't find it, they don't have it in stock. You may end up waiting for some time. So I hope all of this helps you. Yeah, that helps her. Yes, it does, And that I was wondering if that would be a problem. So if they weren't able to get a speed queen, um what would be the next suggestion Maytag or World Pool or Well, here's another one when people say Maytag, really, You're buying a world pool washing machine. Maytag was all along for years made the best washing machine in the industry. Some 15 years ago, World parole purchased the Maytag company out of Newton, Iowa. And it is. It's a world full washing machine, and it's also a good washing machine. But I point out, Okay, you get a year's warranty with a world full and you get a seven year warranty. With the speed queen. So there's quite a difference in the warranties and quite a difference in the life expectancy as well. So somebody who says Hey, I can't afford a speed queen. Well, I know they're a little on the high side, Not much, but they're a little on the high side. But if you buy another brand of washer, and it only lasts 7 to 10 years And then you get the inflated price down 10 years from now. You might as well have about three or four world poor, other brands of washers and bottom now and just keep it for down the road. Yes, I understand you all of the speed queens have an agitator Yester. Okay. And would you suggest buying any additional on warranty on? Um, be queen? No, I would not definitely not. Okay. All right. Okay. Uh, All right. Thanks for your help. I appreciate it. I listen to you all the time. That's very nice of you. Thanks for calling. Happy New year you too. Okay. Have a good day. But by thanks, Bye Bye. We are the home of the plan show we're up and running. We got Daniel Mason helping us out on audio Eric.
The Big Story
Opposition MPs turn to ethics committee to probe SNC-Lavalin affair
"Canadians will have yet another chance to possibly hear the full story behind the scandal. That has completely changed both the image. They have of their prime minister and the landscape of the coming election. So will they know probably not for a whole bunch of reasons. If you wanna know how things are really going in Ottawa these days track down your grade. Seven civics textbook. Flip it open to the section densely packed with the arcane rules of parliamentary procedure, and then realize that there are tens of millions of dollars worth of politicians, and lawyers and advisers and pundits. And editors all trying to decipher the implications of the same damn stuff that they ignored back in middle school. And most of them are screaming at each other while they do welcome to the SNC laflin scandal part. I don't know part thirty six the part where the opposition asks again, and the government refuses again, and we all wonder how the hell Canadians will actually get the answers they want. And as it turns out, there are a few ways that that could happen whether Justin Trudeau lakes or not. I'm Jordan heath Rawlings. And this is the big story for MAC mcsweeney is the parliament hill reporter for city news for Rogers radio for the big story too. I is it going it's going well, except that this is the scandal that won't go away. And something new is about to happen today. It's going on Tuesday in Ottawa. Well, the ethics committee is meeting this afternoon to discuss the SNC lavon affair. I it's the second committee. That's going to be taking a look at all of this. And the conservatives have put forward a motion to basically launch another investigation into this affair after the Justice committee probe was shut down by the liberal majority on the committee after hearing from several key witnesses in this controversy on budget day, the committee decided that they had heard enough that they didn't need to hear anymore. Testimony on the. This and they were going to move on without coming to any sort of final report. They just let sort of you know, these witnesses air their stories and left it at that. And so now, the opposition is pushing for more testimony more witnesses. They're also calling for the prime minister to further wave privilege in all of this. So that they can get the rest of the story if you will. And so that's what we're waiting on to see whether the liberal majority on this committee, and since they're majority government, they have a majority on these committees. Whether they will allow another investigation after shutting down the first one, why would I mean, not to be partisan or anything? But like if they shut it down on the last committee, what is going to change this time, Jordan, if you're betting man, the odds would be against the liberals actually allowing this investigation to go through. And if if they're lines from the last. Committee investigation, and the reasoning as to why they shut that down will be used in this one of then you can expect the liberals to just simply say, look we've heard everything we need to hear within Canadians can make up their own minds about what happened. It's time to move on the former attorney general had had the chance to fully tell her story on whether or not she was pressured into all of this. And and that's that. So I I just imagine that they won't, but we'll have to wait and see you can you can never fully predict something in politics. And this controversy is is is proof of that. Because I don't think last year at this time anybody could even have had the idea that we'd be in this situation right now discussing the liberals polling numbers dropping the conservatives. Well, ahead of the liberals over a controversy that you know, had pitted. He liberal cabinet ministers against the prime minister's office. I I don't. Anybody could have predicted something like this. So where we go from here who really knows. The odds are against the fact that the liberals would would agree to this ethics investigation. What does a committee investigation typically, look like any way, and how typical or atypical was the Justice committee when they often are related to public policy issues and not sort of surrounded by controversies like we're seeing here. So it is unusual in that sense where it's not a common occurrence where we're having these major scandals that committees are investigating, but the committees are an avenue for parliamentarians to investigate things like this, especially when there are serious allegations, such as what we have here that the prime minister's office was putting improper pressure on the attorney general to make specific decision in a case that was before the AG the allegations are serious, and where you fall on after the testimony. I mean, I guess. It all depends on who you believe in the end, but they're serious enough allegations at I think, it was appropriate and even the liberals agreed that it was appropriate that the Justice committee look at this topic. So the Justice committee investigation was ended and the liberal said at that point, the essentially there were no stories left to tell the conservatives wanted ethics investigation because they say, there are still stories left to tell what don't we know because I know Jodie Wilson rebel and Jane Philpott have both spoken about this. But the conservatives want them to talk about other aspects of the affair the ordering council that was given by the prime minister to waive solicitor, client privilege and cabinet confidence to allow Jodie Wilson Ray bold and others involved in the allegations of improper pressure to freely speak about all of this that only applies for the time that Jodie Wilson rave old was attorney general so in relation to the SNC case one. She left and was shuffled out of the Justice. File she basically couldn't talk about what happened when she moved veterans affairs and on that shuffle day. That's where the story ends both Jodie Wilson Ray, bold. And Jane Philpott another minister, she was treasury board. President does she was involved in that shuffle decided to quit cabinet because she had lost confidence in the government's handling of the essence affair, but both Jane Philpott and Jodie Wilson. Ray bowled say that there is more to the story and Philpott spoke recently with mcclain's last week saying there is much more to this that needs to be told and because the order in council that granted the waving of all the privilege only ends when Jodie Wilson. Ray gold's left the attorney general's position. There are still questions about what happened after that. What was said after that in conversations with the prime minister between a Wilson Ray Gould's. And Justin Trudeau or others in his office such as Gerald butts, his former principal adviser because there were questions about that Jodie Wilson rebel did say that she thought that she was being pushed out of the position because of the SNC decision all conversations that happened after she left that position. She can't talk about. And so that's the big question. Mark over this. What else is there to say? And we still don't know the only way we will find out is if we hear from Jodi Wilson rebelled or Jane Philpott if she decides to talk about this. And you know, the question now is will we hear from them? And what will we hear from them if they decide to speak out in any form, how could they do guys? So there are many different ways that they could we could have another ordering council from the prime minister's office that extends the waving of privilege to go beyond. Johnny Wilson Ray Boltz time as attorney general. So if the prime minister. Decides to do that you know that would give her the free and clear because as a lawyer as attorney general to Canada, you're essentially, the government's lawyer and solicitor client privilege means that discussions around things that are not allowed to be made public a campy made public on unless you get you know, the permission of your client, which in this case would be the government and the prime minister. So if he decided to do that that would give Jodie Wilson Ray bowled, the the chance to speak possibly Jane Philpott, as well, what are the chances that that happens given that they shut down the Justice committee investigation, while the prime minister's already indicated that he doesn't think that there needs to be a further waving of privilege. He hasn't said in those exact terms, I don't believe. But when asked about this several times over the last couple of weeks about further, waving privilege. He has come back to the fact that he believes that the former attorney general Jodie Wilson rebelled was able to address all of the. The issues on the question at hand. Which is was there. Improper pressure on the over the essence he case he feels that the initial waving of privilege answered that question or allowed her to tell her full story on that question. She says there's more to the story. But he he believes that enough has come out already. He's satisfied with what he's heard. And he says Canadians have heard enough to make a determination about whether or not. There was any improper pressure in this case. So does she have any other options than if she wanted to get her truth out? This is interesting because recently there have been more and more calls about what is known as parliamentary privilege, and this is the idea that you can say anything you want in the house of Commons as an MP, and you are not going to be held responsible in any legal way for what you say in the house of Commons. I mean, you could get kicked out of the house of Commons, but you can say almost anything. And you know, they're they're free from defamation. Lawsuits are free from any kind of legal consequences for what they say in the house of Commons. So with that being said the question has been raised recently by a number of liberal MP's who seem to be getting frustrated with this whole scandal saying, well, why don't they just stand in the house and say what they have to say if this is so important to the national conversation about SNC laflin and the functioning of our government than just get out with it. Stand up in the house and say something, but there are limitations to that. It's not as simple as that. When you get up to in the house of Commons. The there's a procedure here, and you have to follow that procedure. Otherwise, you won't be recognized by the speaker, and you can't get up and speak. It's not a free for all. So as much as parliamentary privilege trumps all other privileges, meaning that solicitor, client privilege and cabinet confidence. Don't apply when it comes to parliamentary privilege and speaking in the house of Commons. They can only speak at certain times. So they. Could speak either Philpott or Jodie Wilson Ray bowled, but let's focus on Wilson rebelled since she's the person at the center of ultras. She could give a member statement every day before question period. Members have a chance to stand up and give what's called an SO thirty one standing thirty one. Which means they have about a minute to say, whatever the heck they want a minute is not along though. I think she spent around four hours testifying so run minute is really not a lot of time to get to the heart of the matter. Another thing she could do is stand up in the house of Commons and raise a point of personal privilege. This goes back to the argument that if it is so important to the nation and given the allegations that the AG felt improper pressure standing up in the house of Commons on a point of privilege could be a very valid point to make and she would have more time to speak at a point of personal privilege, if she felt her privileges were, you know, breached in some way through this scandal, which seems to be what she has. Been talking about since the start since these allegations came out, so she could do that. But even then the speaker doesn't always let you just go on and on for four hours the other the other option that I just want to squeeze in here, the one that that could give them a little bit more time to speak, but it might take some participation of the opposition members. Which would just make things really weird and awkward considering these two members are still members of the liberal party. But if there is a motion, a when you speak in the house of Commons, it has to be relevant to what is at hand. So, you know, if you raise a point of personal privilege, what follows has to be related to that point. If there's a motion from the opposition. And there have been a couple of motions already so they had the option to potentially speak. If there's a motion before the house of Commons. They could get up and speak to that any MP really has a right to get up and speak to emotion that is before the house as a part of normal debate. And then they take questions from the other parties about. What they had just said in their statement. They're limited on time with that though, they could get, you know, consent to continue on speaking and opposition MP's could also share their time. So if they decided to speak, then maybe a conservative MP would say, you know, what I'm going to hand my time over to Jodie Wilson rebelled to allow her to have. Yeah. Keep going keep going. So that's one thing that could happen. But that takes some agreement behind the scenes, and it would be rather unusual for an MP of the sitting governing party to strike some sort of deal with position MP's to have more time to speak in that scenario on the the final one that could be, but is unlikely as unanimous consent to make a statement in the house of Commons, three unanimous, consent and peace can do almost anything. They want in the house of Commons. If all MP's agree then anything's possible. So if Wilson Rabaul says, I have a statement. Wanna make it in the house of Commons. I'm seeking unanimous consent to give that statement at whatever time if every single party an MP agrees. Nobody objects when that motion is put forward to the speaker. Then they could do that. We'll have to wait and see whether they try to take advantage of that. Because you know, there are other avenues that they could take. In the meantime, to to try and get their story out with so many avenues. And so many people kind of calling from his Wilson Ray bowl to to speak to what she says is still left to be told. It seems strange to me. And please correct me if I'm wrong that the prime minister is willing to let this be dragged out so much as opposed to realizing that it's probably going to be addressed anyway and an opening up a a way for her to talk does that I am I way off base here. Does that not seem strange to anybody else auto from the early stages of this controversy? There have been a lot of criticisms from pundits. And political experts. About the way the Trudeau government has handled. This the conservatives argue that the liberal story keeps changing every day. I I don't think that's fair because I think it's not that it's changed. It's just that. They only allowed little bits to come out. Yeah. In dribs and drabs, and that kind of helps keep this thing going and a lot of people were confused about why they chose that strategy rather than just the rip the band aid off strategy. Get it out there get it out all on the table. You've got months to go before an election. You can deal with the damage early on let some heads roll. And for people who might be responsible. If there's if there was any wrongdoing and then just move on. Because that's the, you know, as some political experts have said, that's the way you deal with a controversy like this in politics. There have been some questions about the handling of this from the Trudeau government, and whether they they handle this properly. The at all. But now we're in a in a situation where it seems like every few days or at least once a week. We've got a new thing coming out last week before the budget. It seemed like the Trudeau government was trying to put this to bed. We saw the clerk of the Privy Council resign on the Monday. The prime minister announced that he was going to appoint a new adviser to advise the government, and and released recommendations on how they can change the relationship between the government and the attorney general, which you know, the big question there is do you split Justice minister role and attorney general role. And then the budget was the day that the Justice committee ended the investigation into the SNCF air. We we've now found out that the the prime minister spoke with Jodie Wilson Ray bowled on the Monday about the next steps, and he called it a cordial conversation. So one assumes that he was giving her the heads up about the actions that were were happening. On the Monday and Tuesday. But then by the Friday, Jodie Wilson Rabo publicly announced that she's going to be giving a written submission to the Justice committee complete with text messages and emails which she had promised to produce. But also some new evidence in her possession. So whenever she decides to submit that written submission. It's going to put this story back in the headlines, and we're gonna be talking about it yet. Again, not only that but the opposition has done its work to try and keep the story in the headlines disrupting the budget by delaying the speech, and then when Finance Minister Bill more, no spoke, they banged their desks and drowned him out than staged a walkout on break weeks when it was feared that the liberals might get a little bit of a break from coverage. That's when all these emergency committee meetings are happening, including the ethics committee meeting that we're talking about. So the opposition has been doing its work to try and keep this in the headlines despite some criticisms that they. Of they went to extreme too fast with the calling of the resignation of the prime minister that they kind didn't have anywhere else to go. The they promised us every tool in the toolbox. And it seems like they're they're continuing to do that. And look we're talking about it. So I guess if that's their goal to keep us talking about it. Then they're achieving that goal despite whether it was the best way or not politically speaking, of course. Oh god. I means we're gonna talk about this till October doesn't chrome. Yeah. I fully expect, you know, there are questions about whether there's going to be an early campaign call from the prime minister, and that we'd be heading to the polls this spring, not the fall, which doesn't fully make sense in in the basic way that the band aid off a. Yeah, it just doesn't make you know, you look at the facts, the liberals are pulling at their lowest point, I think in Justin Trudeau's mandate, so far you've got months to go to repair the damage, including the summer vacation where a lot of Canadians just tune out of the news. And then tune back in the fall where you can kind of reset the narrative again, you know, there there are those options out there for the prime minister. So an early election, call would seem odd, but the conservatives are pouncing on on that speculation and trying to fundraise off of it saying we need money now there could be an early election. So the opposition parties are are enjoying this because they got the fundraise off of it. But you know, the prime minister's office has been clear has been asked many many times over. The last year. Will there be an early election? They've never wavered from the fact that they said that they're going to stick with the fixed election date that prime minister Stephen Harper had put in place of October. Although that's not technically binding, you can break it. And I think Harper did as well. So it's not technically binding, but Justin Trudeau promised in October vote. And I think this is going to be one of those issues that the opposition continues to hammer on the campaign trail so to answer your question. Yeah. I think we will still be talking about this in October, regardless of what the election results will be last question are these stories from MS Wilson, Rabo them as Philpott going to come out some way like it seems inevitable now to me and my wrong about that. What's your thought? Here's the issue. Both Wilson Ray bold. And Jane Philpott have said that they have their concerns in. They're very cautious about the issues of solicitor, client privilege and cabinet confidentiality. Now, we spoke earlier. Earlier about how they could get up in the house, and they could say anything they want in the house of Commons and be protected from any legal consequences when they speak in the house because they enjoy parliamentary privilege, which allows which trumps all other privileges, and confidences, etc. So they could do that. But there hasn't to do something like that Jane Philpott in her interview with mcclain's was asked. Why don't you just do that as she said? Part of the issue is is timing. Of course, an and we went through that pretty clearly that there are limitations on how long they can speak in. If they've got another four hours worth of testimony. It's not going to be easy to use the house of Commons as the avenue to get that story out so Philpott aside from timing Philpott also gave a very interesting answer about the dynamic in liberal caucus and her relationship with colleagues, which I think is another aspect to all of this is really focused on it was fascinating to hear. Because you don't always hear that. She was talking about how a lot of her colleagues. Again, she is still a liberal MP. And the prime minister has given no indication that he plans to boot either Philpott or Wilson Ray bolt from his caucus Philpott has said that her actions and her decision to quit cabinet has created a lot of uneasiness amongst people who used to be closer colleagues in caucus, and she feels that some feel that her motives are not that that she's doing something that sort of works against the party, and that's creating friction with people. She never used to have friction with. And so she opened up a little bit about the personal struggles that she has in doing what she's doing. But says she's trying to you know, do what she's always done in. That is a take a moral stand. She doesn't care about what happens to her as a result of that. But clearly those personal relationships are taking toll for Jody Wilson Ray bowl. You know, you have not only cabinet confidence as as a concern out of all of this. But you also have. Hitter client privilege, and so there's some caution there because they don't want to break this oath that they made to the country so lightly just because people are saying we'll just get out and say it in the house of Commons. There's a very serious oath that you take when you join cabinet where you agree to serve her majesty the Queen and to keep all of the secrets that are held as a privy counsellor it to keep those secret essentially os are not usually easily broken by people who take those oaths they feel passionately about what they do regardless of political stripe. So that's something else. It sort of weighing over both Jodie Wilson Ray bold and Jane Philpott about whether they just get out there and tell their story, despite the fact that there's personal privilege whether or not we got the full story out of this. You know, there are avenues for both the Trudeau government and for Jody Wilson Rabo than Jane Philpott to make the decision to get that full story out. Whether they take those those avenues is another question altogether. And we'll just have to wait and see.
24 Hour News
Eritrea and Somalia restore ties, want UN sanctions lifted
"And immigration I'm Tim Maguire but, the AP, news minute President Trump renews is threat to shut. Down the, government I would be certainly willing to consider. A shutdown if we don't get proper, border security president's demands come. As Republicans face tough reelection fights in the midterm elections a Johnstown Pennsylvania pediatrician faces nearly seventy additional child molestation charges after police say more victims have come forward to allege he sexually abused them state attorney general Josh Shapiro says Johnny Wilson bardo who was first arrested in January is not likely to avoid the charges if convicted. When convicted of, these charges Varta, will spend the rest. Of his life behind bars where he belongs a seventy year old Bartow. Remains in custody an upstate New York couple married for seventy eight years died within two days of each other earlier this month their family. Says ninety eight year old Evelyn Drake died July. Twentieth and one hundred year old Gilbert Drake past Away two days, later I'm, Tim Maguire the navy's first female Admiral has died. President Nixon, approved alien Derek selection as the first female. Rear Admiral in nineteen seventy-two Dirk was, born in defiance Ohio in. Nineteen twenty after graduating from nursing school at Toledo hospital in one thousand nine hundred forty one she joined the US naval reserve and was appointed an ensign and the nurse corps during World War Two she worked on a hospital ship off the Marshall Islands in the Pacific and later treated allied troops who had been prisoners of. War Dirk died, July twenty first, she'd been living in. A, suburb before Landau Florida a lean Derek was ninety eight years, old NBA great LeBron James is opening a. Public school for challenged children in his hometown of Akron Ohio James who's leaving the Cleveland Cavaliers to join. The Los Angeles Lakers says this'll be one of the greatest moments if not the greatest of my life the I promise school will, initially house two hundred. Forty, third and fourth graders before expanding James admitted to. Having jitters. Before the school opened on Monday Eritrea says it's agreed along with. Somalia to restore diplomatic relations. Between the two countries after fifteen, years without diplomatic ties betrays. Information minister announced the, agreements on Twitter as Somalia's, president ended an historic three-day visit to. The country which remains into UN, sanctions for supporting, the Somalia based al-shabaab extremist, group there, was, no immediate, comment on the, meeting from, Somalia which followed, a diplomatic thaw. Between retrial and neighboring Ethiopia after more than two decades this.
Mitch Albom
A Pennsylvania pediatrician faces dozens of child molestation charges after police say more victims have come forward
"Ever. Burn in California one hundred fifty square miles an area, the size of Denver scorched Almost a thousand, buildings destroyed thirty eight thousand people forced to flee their. Homes and six lives, lost so far among them to firefighters one person who refused to evacuate and three, members of, a family who were getting ready to flee. The flames police in Johnstown Pennsylvania alleged dozens of children were molested by their pediatrician and in some cases this molestation took place as. Their parents were in, the same room on aware. Pediatrician Johnny Wilson Bartow of Johnstown faces sixty nine counts molestation charging documents filed Monday by the attorney. General's office alleged bardo fondled the. Genitals of, boys and girls often under the guise of treatment and in some cases trawling complaints from their parents the seventy year old bardo. Had his license to practice medicine suspended after his. First arrest in January he's currently in, Cambria county prison his, lawyer Has not commented on the charges I'm Kerry shoemaker more American signing contracts to buy homes in June the, volume of, pending sales has stalled, over the past year by about two and a half percent. Due to a mix of rising prices higher mortgage rates and just a lack of homes for sale the. National association of realtors says there was a little bit of a turnaround in June the group's pending home sales index rose by, point nine percent in fact pending sales increased and all. Four geographic regions the, northeast midwest south and west but pending sales have also tumbled off four regions over, the past, year especially in the north east and west..