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"Disease Control and Prevention says putting this all in one place should make it easier to help people, especially vulnerable to heat. So the heat health tracker, for example, you can identify where there's concentrations of elderly people who live alone. And these are these are places that you're going to need to target your resources. Heat is the deadliest form of extreme weather, according to federal data. The Biden administration also announced new funding for cooling centers and equipment last week. Laura benshoff and PR news. Recession, yay, or nay seems to be a major topic of discussion amongst economists at the moment, but which way things are going depends largely on who you talk to. The Federal Reserve is expected to wrap up a two day meeting in Washington tomorrow with expectations that it will raise interest rates. Stocks close lower today, the Dow dropped 228 points the NASDAQ was down 220 points. This is NPR. From W baby E. News in Atlanta, good afternoon. I'm Jim burris. It's 5 O four. Major problems at the federal prison in Atlanta are under a congressional microscope. Reports on today's hearing in Washington. Terry Whitehead is a former administrator of the federal prison in Atlanta. She told senators about the Atlanta way, where bad behavior of staff and inmates is not punished, and regular building maintenance and repairs are not done. Whitehead shared a story that she says shows that danger to those inside the prison and those who live around the southeast Atlanta facility. There was so many rats inside the facility dining hall and fruit preparation areas at staff intentionally left doors open so the many stray cats that hug them around the prison could catch the rats. It is never a good idea to leave prison doors open. Georgia U.S. senator Jon ossoff chaired the hearing that included senators grilling Michael carvajal, the outgoing director of the federal bureau of prisons, your unaware of any issues at USB-A Atlanta. It's clearly your most troubled facility. You are ignorant of these problems until the middle of 2021. That's your testimony today. Senator, things like that because of the delineation of authority would normally rise to my level, we have a chain of command and procedures that are followed. So yes, you are ignorant of this until middle of 2021. Senator, it was obvious that there was a breakdown. Other major issues brought up included problems with mental healthcare, suicide prevention and the treatment of inmates who had not been convicted and were waiting to go on trial. And the State Department of public health has confirmed to the Atlanta journal constitution that the first woman has been diagnosed in Georgia with monkeypox up until today the department had confirmed 268 cases of monkeypox in Georgia but all had been among men. There's more local news available on our web page that's at WAB dot org. Amplifying Atlanta. This is 90.1 WAB news. On the next fresh air, how to talk with kids without a lot of anxiety, about gender, sex, and where babies come from, our guests will be Corey silverberg author of sex as a funny word, what makes a baby and, you know, sex. Silverberg is a sex educator who was raised by a children's librarian. That's tonight at 8. This is all things considered from NPR news. I'm wanna summers. And I'm Mary Louise Kelly. Record inflation has a lot of Americans pessimistic about the economy, and this week we are expecting some big economic news tomorrow more interest rate hikes are likely on Thursday, new data about economic growth is coming. Offices sparking talk of a possible recession and with an election not far off that has the Biden White House preemptively trying to reassure people. Joining us to explain is impaired White House correspondent, Osmo holiday. Hey asthma. Hi there. Good to be with you. And with you. All right, so the economy has been a drag on President Biden and his message for months now. It seems, why are Democrats worried at this particular moment? Will it has, but new GDP data this week could show two consecutive quarters of negative growth. And that is something that is often used as the conventional shorthand for a recession. I do want to be clear here that is not actually the accurate way to define a recession here in the United States. That actually happens by a group of select economists who sit on something called the national bureau of economic research as business cycle dating committee. They are a nonpartisan group that looks at a range of economic factors. But The White House does know that this is a messaging battle. A senior administration officials have been holding calls with reporters trying to explain that the conventional definition is not accurate, and that it's important to remember how the overall economy looks right now with record job creation, and then yesterday, in fact, we heard from the president himself who tried to reassure the public during this virtual event. In my view, the employment rate still on the lowest we've had in history to the 3.6 area, we still find ourselves with people investing. My hope is we go from this rapid growth to a steady growth and so she will see some coming down. But I don't think we're going to God willing. I don't think we're going to see recession. You can still hear he doesn't sound quite like himself there, still coming out of COVID. But I wonder, you know, to his point, technically whether we're in a recession or not, how much does that matter if a lot of people feel the economy isn't doing well. I had that same question because a number of recent polls show that a majority of Americans, in fact, think we are already in the midst of a recession, and the argument I hear from Democrats is that the negative feelings folks have around the economy are reflection of how they feel about inflation at democratic pollster salinda Lake put it this way. People are personally experiencing rising cost of living. They're not personally experiencing a recession. They have in the back of their mind, worry that we might head to recession. Mainly because they're pessimistic about the economy. So what's next? What's a negative word about the economy? Well, recession is a negative word about the economy. And you know, Republicans are certainly pouncing on the current economic unease. Yesterday on the Senate floor, the leading Republican Kentucky's Mitch McConnell accused Democrats of trying to redefine a recession. The White House isn't folks in their energies on corrupting their mistakes and making the economy better for working families who are hurting. Instead of their priority is telling everybody things aren't as bad as they look or feel. I asked them to just set aside what the politicians say for a minute. What do economists say? Are we actually entering a recession or not? You know, I talked to an economist who served on that NBER committee for more than two decades, and he said he does not see the signs of a recession right now, job income levels unemployment, they are all solid. But a recession is a moving target, and multiple economists I spoke with pointed out that whether we are in a recession right now is very different from whether we might be in one in 6 months or a year, and the economists I interviewed seem to express this degree of caution. I will say publicly, I don't hear that caution from Democrats, they are projecting confidence, which feels somewhat slippery. I will say it's a difficult message to sell right now Mary Louise, people often vote not necessarily on the health of the economy at this exact moment, but the direction they think it's headed, and that is why the economic messaging battle is so important ahead of the midterms. And fierce eyes. Thank you. Much of Texas is in the middle of
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"Action mystics four and one on the road tonight they will face Atlanta That'll be a 7 30 start Steve dresner WTO sports Thank you Steve Now to the top stories we are following for you on WTO It was a wild trading day on Wall Street In the end the indices closed flat rising fears of a recession briefly pushed stocks into a bear market before a recovery in the final hour of trading for the week The market is approaching a two month losing streak A story first reported by WTO the loudoun county school board is suing to keep a special grand jury from investigating the way the county handled two high profile sex assaults at two high schools The investigation was a campaign promise by governor Glenn youngkin the school board says the governors exceeding his legal power a spokesperson for the governor asks what the county is hiding Keep it here on WTO for more on these stories and just minutes June 17th marks the 50th anniversary of the Watergate break in A new film called 18 and a half imagines the circumstances behind that 18 and a half minute gap in one of president Nixon's Watergate tapes Jason fraley I'd been fascinated by Watergate since I was a kid you know back when the Senate hearings were on TV wall to wall Director Dan Murphy follows a White House transcriber who obtains the only copy of the 18 and a half minute gap in Nixon's Watergate tapes as she prepares to leak them to a reporter at a motel in saint Michael's Maryland but they run afoul of hippie swingers and nefarious forces out to get them It is historical fiction as cofounder of the slam dance film fest he asked fellow filmmakers for casting advice John magaro first cow I think Kelly record should have been nominated for like everything there And she's the one who recommended him to me I was like all right I'll take her work for it And well if it's Cheryl she was recommended by another director friend lucky McKee And then she did the reacher thing afterwards and her career took off Jason fraley W two And you can join the director for a screening and Q&A at E street cinema June 1st Up next in money news The Dow turned a 600 point deficit into a 9 point game today a famous French restaurant is coming to D.C. I'm Jeff cable They don't hide in the WTO traffic setting Around the metro area highway and freeway congestion certainly remains a factor The volume delay is not quite as intense as earlier but certainly it will take time Sound found two 70 spur before the beltway truck stalled in the center spur lane looking for a new crash on the ITER loop before the spur beltway traffic's been slow here and most other places on four 95 since late morning Most of the crashes have been relatively minor Eastbound on route 50 slow but steady through Annapolis across the severan river virtually no delay at the bay bridge with two way traffic remaining at effect En route three O one at the nice Middleton bridge traffic is jammed both ways and northbound traffic is essentially stopped with a crash closer to the king George county Virginia side of the bridge at times traffic is alternated but in most cases northbound drivers have had it in park U.S. route 29 northbound out of burtonsville Maryland slow over the patuxent river bridge It is slow in getting by a crash by staying right single file En route 29 in Northern Virginia northbound out of warrenton delays toward new Baltimore the crash before Beverly's mill road was in the left lane And southbound out of warrenton traffic was slow on 29 because of a crash at old culpeper road in the right lane Western loudoun county route 9 was completely blocked by crash response near sagal road And let's see where are we Summer's right around well summer is almost here And the YMCA offers a wide variety of fun exciting summer camp option spots are filling up fast visit YMCA D.C. dot org slash summer camp to browse camps and register today Dave dildy and WTO pay traffic Let's talk to Brianna Berman solo Brianna so far we've lucked out when it comes to bad weather but definitely warm today Hillary Dave said it feels like.
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"Top stories we are following for you on WTO this just in The tornado watch for much of northern Maryland including Frederick and Howard county's has been canceled We will have all of your weather details ahead on the 8th We're also watching Wall Street here this afternoon which is having a rough Friday right now the Dow is down 444 points the NASDAQ down about two and a half percent and the S&P down 66 points President Biden in South Korea today this is his first Asian trip as commander in chief On the agenda a call for Congress to give final approval to a bill designed to improve the nation's competitiveness with China Stay with WTO for more on these stories and just minutes June 17th marks the 50th anniversary of the Watergate break in and a new film called 18 and a half imagines the circumstances behind that 18 and a half minute gap in one of president Nixon's Watergate tapes I've been fascinated by Watergate since I was a kid you know back when the Senate hearings were on TV wall to wall Director Dan Murphy follows a White House transcriber who obtains the only copy of the 18 and a half minute gap in Nixon's Watergate tapes as she prepares to leak them to a reporter at a motel in saint Michael's Maryland but they run afoul of hippies swingers and nefarious forces out to get them It is historical fiction as cofounder of the slamdance film fest he asked fellow filmmakers for casting advice John magaro first cow I have Kelly records should have been nominated for like everything that And she's the one who recommended him to me I was like all right I'll take her word for it And well if it's Cheryl she was recommended by another director friend lucky McKee And then she did the reacher thing afterwards and her career took off Jason W two news You can join the director for a screening and Q&A at E street cinema June 1st I had in money news The D.C. area's biggest IT employer is still hiring I'm Jeff claypool It is three 18 Traffic.
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"The top stories we're following this hour on WTO President Biden in South Korea on his first Asian trip as commander in chief on the agenda a call on Congress to give final approval to a bill designed to improve the nation's competitiveness with China Meantime two Secret Service workers in South Korea are apparently being sent home after an off duty incident The two were in Seoul preparing for the president's visit when they reportedly got into a drunken fight with a cabbie They're now on administrative leave We are watching for the potential for severe weather this afternoon A tornado watch in effect for much of northern Maryland including Frederick and Howard counties Also affecting Frederick county Virginia and the West Virginia Panhandle that tornado watch expires at 7 tonight Stay with WTO for more on these stories and just minutes You know next month marks the 50th anniversary of the Watergate break in June 17 1972 The new film 18 and a half Imagines the circumstances behind an 18 and a half minute gap in one of president Nixon's Watergate teams I'd been fascinated by Watergate since I was a kid you know back when the Senate hearings were on TV wall to wall Director Dan Murphy follows a White House transcriber who obtains the only copy of the 18 and a half minute gap in Nixon's Watergate tapes as she prepares to leak them to a reporter at a motel in saint Michael's Maryland but they run afoul of hippies swingers and nefarious forces out to get them It is historical fiction as cofounder of the slamdance film fest he asked fellow filmmakers for casting advice John magaro first cow Kelly records should have been nominated for everything that And she's the one who recommended him to me I was like all right I'll take her word for it And well if it's Cheryl she was recommended by another director friend lucky McKee And then she did the reacher thing afterwards and her career took off Jason W two news And you can join the director for a screening and Q&A at E street cinema on June 1st Up ahead in money news It is officially a bear market now the Dow is down 500 points A famous French restaurant discovering to D.C. I'm Jeff cable One 18.
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"B news Big news in the space program this week NASA astronaut Mark Vande hei is back on earth after spending an American record 355 days at the International Space Station Then the high landed and Kazakhstan along with two Russian cosmonauts who've actually been his companions at the space station for months now Prompting the question this week how are the American and Russian space programs working together with the two countries on opposite sides in the Ukraine war right now This morning we turn to CBS correspondent Peter king who covers NASA in Florida first on the significance of anti heist record trip Here's the third American to spend nearly that much time in space There was Scott Kelly's record flight just about 6 years ago and that was 340 something days I believe And before that flight at 329 days but Vande hei hits 355 days and change and all of this is pretty important because if we're going to wind up going to Mars you have to be able to survive in a zero gravity environment for well over a year So these are baby steps but it helps Peter there is a lot of science and technology that gets shared between the two countries on the space station So how do the U.S. and Russia manage to cooperate given that they've become adversaries What's been interesting over the 20 some odd years of space station life is how separate the politics has been from all of this Now I should say that recently the head of the Russian space agency has tweeted and made noise about Russia pulling out of the space station but that scene mostly as bluster NASA administrator Bill Nelson has told us here to CBS several times that he doesn't expect that to happen I don't think anybody realistically expects that to happen They need us We need them in order to keep the station rolling although NASA has worked on backup plans should they pull out We don't think that's going to happen And as far as the cruise go this is where it gets interesting I mean they are one crew and the outgoing commander Russian Anton a Scott laroche just said a couple of days ago and the change in command ceremony looked We are one and the space station is a key to the future in space on orbit We are one crew friendship and cooperation is the rule These people depend on each other really in life and death situations are potentially life and death situations So they have to work together and we have never seen anything that indicates that these crews mixed international.
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"Big news in the space program this week NASA astronaut Mark Vande hei is back on earth after spending an American record 355 days at the International Space Station Then the hide landed in Kazakhstan along with two Russian cosmonauts who've actually been his companions at the space station for months now Prompting the question this week how are the American and Russian space programs working together with the two countries on opposite sides in the Ukraine war right now This morning we turned to CBS correspondent Peter king who covers NASA in Florida first on the significance of anti heist record trip Here's the third American to spend nearly that much time in space There was Scott Kelly's record flight just about 6 years ago and that was 340 something days I believe And before that flight at 329 days but Vande hei hits 355 days and change and all of this is pretty important because if we're going to wind up going to Mars you have to be able to survive in a zero gravity environment for well over a year So these are baby steps but it helps Peter there is a lot of science and technology that gets shared between the two countries on the space station So how do the U.S. and Russia manage to cooperate given that they've become adversaries What's been interesting over the 20 some odd years of space station life is how separate the politics has been from all of this Now I should say that recently the head of the Russian space agency has tweeted and made noise about Russia pulling out of the space station but that seemed mostly as bluster NASA administrator Bill Nelson has told us here to CBS several times that he doesn't expect that to happen I don't even think anybody realistically expects that to happen They need us We need them in order to keep the station rolling although NASA has worked on backup plans should they pull out We don't think that's going to happen And as far as the cruise go this is where it gets interesting I mean they are one crew and the outgoing commander Russian Anton a scapular off just said a couple of days ago in the change of command ceremony Look we are one And the space station is a key to the future in space on orbit We are one crew friendship and cooperation is the rule These people depend on each other really in life and death situations are potentially life and death situations So they have to work together and we have never seen anything that indicates that these crews mixed international crews.
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"May be got rich off music. Absolute elvis presley. The it's been in a whole bunch of movies. Kelly records check it out. Awesome awesome awesome awesome but a me take a deep conversation. Be less abil- brussel would some say. That is what illuminating. who put a no strings. Does i think that. I don't know if that's a real entity of May there's been cases proved it something called elimidate exists without on of destiny. Actual is moving the force sabre if you think. I mean if it's so secret is that really what it is or is it purposely. Put out there on purpose. I believe that. I must say the devil's real okay. But thing about the double if he would come to you in like what is horns and fire and pitchforks and stuff for how this person is. He scare the hell out you. You damn she'll ruin the god you damn show going to run the guts if you see something like that so he gonna take you in a manner in which he's to make yourself seem like he's not real so that we have that threat isn't present. You know what i'm saying. Same thing is going on. Today is a fucking. There's a a power. Above the powell. You know what i'm saying as at that allows certain doors to be open to certain people into make certain moves in. Allow them in on the money. But there's definitely there's definitely if you listen to. There's plenty of interviews of people who are in the industry and they talk about. Yes yeah i mean. There is a lot of them as on online. A lot of youtube as very easy to be A lot of talk about you know. I guess it's hard to a lot them talking coat. If you notice reason why's that.
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"Hip feel like America has gone on this current trajectory in just a few years. So Blake, let's talk about your opponent, Mark Kelly. And what is the state of play in Arizona right now? So it seems as though Arizona has been moving steadily from red to blue. It's now firmly in the purple camp, and then you have a Republican governor of Republican State Legislature. But you have two Democratic senators. How much of that? Is a simple result of the positivity of good Republican candidates and how much of that reflect sort of underlying changes in the state of Arizona? I think it's both. But I don't think Arizona's blue In fact, I know it's not, and I think it's it's. It's too much to even say it's purple ng or it's inevitable or something like this. Um Arizona's about one third Democrat, one third Republican, one third independent, no affiliation, and I think Republicans still have a little advantage. But it's basically one third one third, one third now those independence They want to break right, I think temperamentally their conservative to the extent their ideological their conservative, But it's also Arizona. It's a little bit of a libertarian state a little bit of an individualistic state. You know, we have that wild West Bird, Goldwater. Heritage, and so they're looking to connect with the candidate. Personally. I mean, there's 50,000 people. I think, who voted for Governor Doug Ducey, but then also for Kirsten cinema in 2018. And that that group of people, mostly Maricopa County, mostly registered independents. That's who's going to decide the election. But here's the thing. We're right on the issues. They want a border wall. They just wanted articulated in sort of the right way. They want voter ID. You know, they know it's not racist to have voter. I d. They don't want to defund the police. They want more police in their communities in Mesa and Chandler and Gilbert, So I think we won the right candidate with the right messenger. Arizona can still win. Republican Republicans in the office. So one of the things that's been happening in Arizona is that the two Democratic senators they make noises as though they are in the middle of Christian cinema has actually shown it more than Mark Kelly has. She's actually crossed party lines a little bit. Kelly seems to be voting almost directly down the Democratic Party line, as opposed to cinema has seen more as sort of an almost John McCain maverick from from the Democratic Party. So maybe you can talk a little bit about Kelly's record in the Senate. Yeah. And I do that by distinguishing it from cinemas, right? No one thought Kelly was the right winger. No one thought he was going to, you know, vote like Tom Cotton or Senator Holly or something like this, but Kirsten Cinema promised to be independent. She promised to buck party leadership as appropriate. And look, She's not a political ally. I don't trust her long term. She's doing that, like, Thank goodness she's holding onto the filibuster. Right? Hurry mentioned. Kelly made much of the same noises. You know, I'll roll up my sleeves and be independent for Arizonans. Meanwhile, he's voting with Chuck Schumer in lockstep like 98% of the time voting against finishing the border wall voting for mass amnesty voting for the crazy spending and infrastructure packages these Democrats put together and so I think Democrats are really good at this right running moderate candidates who don't appear to be far left but who are in fact Far left that fits Mark Kelly to a T and I think by pointing out the contrast between him and Kirsten cinema, that's one way to show people. This is not the guy you thought you were voting for. So, you know, blankets interesting. When I talk to people from Arizona. They seem a lot of kind of higher ups in the Arizona Republican Party. They seem very concerned with the voter audits and with 2020 and all of that, and it seems to me that whatever you think happened in 2020, and I've been pretty open that I think that Trump lost the election and that there are many reasons why he lost the election. But whatever you think of that I don't see. Why be who's the Arizona Republican Party to spend sort of time and effort they have on relitigating 2020 when it seems perfectly obvious that the future battle is 2022 2024 beyond Where do you think the statuses of sort of the the state Republican Party at this point and do they need to to start looking forward as opposed to looking backward? Well, I think you've got to do both. Um, I don't. I don't think that's a cop out. I do think you have to look forward and win. 2022. You don't do that, Just by, you know, airing sour grapes about 2020. That said, you know, I don't know what happened, right? I look forward to reading the audit report. I think the vote margin between Trump and Biden, as certified was like 10,500 just a few less. And we know Dems ballot harvest in Arizona, right? We know they do. All these things were on the margin. You can find boats. So even if you don't believe in the world, Wilder, you know, Dominion switched votes stuff. I still think it behooves us to go and and look and see. Is this count? Accurate? How do we know? Um If only so that people can see right, President Trump said. This himself like Let's run the audit. Let's see if I lost. I lost. But let's see right and it feels like there's an awful lot of gaslighting Blue Check journos in Arizona want to tell this base? No, This is the most perfect election of all time, right? What are you talking about? If you have any complaints at all, shut up and go home. Meanwhile, Nancy Pelosi as late as 2019 was saying the president Trump was not a legitimately elected president because of Russian hacking Russian interference, right, So I think, Let's see what the audit says. Absolutely. Though we got to tighten up election laws going forward. We've got to look to 2022 going forward. It's 2022 2024. I do think we need forward looking substantive agendas because if we win those elections We solve a chance. I think we can put America back together and have a prosperous American future. If we lose 2022 2024. I think it's all over. I don't think it's been too dramatic to say it's all over. The Dems will add seats to the Supreme Court. They will add states to the union. They will federalize elections. And then whatever you think happened in 2020 as soon as HR one s one as soon as they get something like that past, no Republicans ever gonna win again in Arizona or anywhere else. We're going to get to more of this in just one second first, I wanted to let you know if you really enjoy the Ben Shapiro show and the daily where we have a bunch of other shows over a daily wire dot com. Let Michael Knowles tell you about his.
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"Good morning here. The five things you need to know for friday august twentieth as afghans continue trying to flee the country. It's been revealed that more than a dozen. Us diplomats warned the state department of the potential chaos more than a month ago to state. Department officials tell cnn. The classified cable was sent in mid july because the diplomats felt their previous warnings. Were being ignored. It laid out a series of actions to quickly get afghans who had assisted the us out of the country as c. n. n.'s. Clarice award explains from kabul's airport. The revelation comes as many afghans resort to desperate measures outside the airports. Do not get any smaller. They seem to get bigger if anything and what soldier told me that yesterday people were actually lowing baby. Happy as you have soldiers because there were so desperate to get their children out to a better future. One of his men actually caught one of the babies and later found the family ever turned the child of the madly belief that doesn't speak on imaginable desperation. I just don't know what does speaking to. Cnn's wolf blitzer. Deputy national security advisor. John finer says the administration did respond to some of the concerns detailed in the cable from the diplomats and began evacuation flights of some afghans in july. After a stand off that lasted for hours a man who claimed to have an explosive device in front of the library of congress was arrested thursday. Multiple buildings in the area were evacuated as authorities responded to a quote active bomb threat investigation. The forty nine year old man was identified as floyd ray roseberry from north carolina and has a history of supporting donald trump. In video he was live streaming during the standoff. Roseberry called himself a patriot and said that all democrats should step down. Us capitol police said no bomb was found in the man's truck. Although he did possess bomb making material authorities are investigating after a family of three was found dead on a hiking trail near yosemite to my knowledge. I've been here twenty years. And i've never seen a incident like this before. That was mariposa county. Sheriff jeremy breeze talking about the discovery of john. Garish ellen chung there one year old daughter meizhou and the family dog search and rescue found their bodies on tuesday after they were reported missing the night before the county sheriff's office says they were no immediate signs of trauma no suicide notes or any clear indication of what caused their deaths. Brees says the family was well prepared for day hike and they're looking into all possible causes of death. I know there's been some speculation that we haven't confirmed that but there are seionage from the forest service regarding a algae bloom. There's some sign up there that could be poisonous. But at this. Point that yeah. We can't rule anything out an autopsy to determine what happened could take weeks. The r kelly trial continues today. The singers charged with racketeering and violating an anti sex trafficking law among other offenses. Kelly denies all charges. Here's c. n. n.'s. Daryl forges with what we've learned so far from the trial in day. Two of testimony in r kelly trial. We heard from toronto pace. She was the first person to take the stand on wednesday. She continued her testimony on thursday. She claims that kelly recorded the two of them having sex when she was sixteen years old and also. She claims that kelly gave her a sexually transmitted disease now during cross examination for the defense they basically labeled her as a liar. Another person that was key and taking the sand was dr chris mcgrath. He was r kelly's personal physician for twenty five years. He's the one who diagnosed kelly with an s. t. d. and he may have retired from being bond. Daniel craig is still earning the big bucks. According to variety the actors getting more than one hundred million dollars from the sale of two sequels to the movie knives out that's thanks to streaming services paying in advance for movie rights rather than waiting for box office performance. His kids don't have to worry about spending the money though according to the telegraph craig. Thinks inheritance is distasteful adding. His philosophy is to quote. Get rid of it or give it away before you go. That's all for.
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"I mean, he's got I don't know who is or who is going to be just suspect consistent, and, uh, I just I know well enough to know that you can play. If you just write material running, which I think he has. That offensive line gives him the time to throw. These will be awesome and then talk about my record shop. I knew that even before decisions started last year, that those records drunkards stay around journal, they throw the ball. More than what you ever did. Okay, so that last points very important here. Number one, and so was this point. So Jim Kelly took a bit of a different route to the N F. L went to the USFL made it made a few bucks. Josh Alvin got the football immediately. Uh, as a rookie couple of years this year number four he was 22. When he began playing out of the University of Wyoming. Jim Kelly started playing at the age of 26. That's and that's one very important aspect to to incorporate. The other thing is You know, there's no Thurman Thomas, where you have to give the ball to 25 times a game as a prerequisite, which was also a good thing, though, for absolute bills team during the turn that their heyday Yes, it just it made it so much easier to do all the things that they did James lost that had to create some of his career numbers because I mean, you gotta put eight guys in the box all the time. Audrey read exactly. Hold the favor. Andre Reid finally got in. That's right. Love Andre. He's been on the show before. No doubt BB even made some plays. You know, I I got you. So it's not apples to apples. Obviously, it's a different era. It's a different way to attack the end zone. It's a different method of deployment different athletes, while Jim Kelly was big, strong, tough and fast. And he has always been renowned and revered by his peers. For that, or for for that physical description. Josh Allen is next level. He's bigger. He's stronger. He's faster and believe it or not. He's got a better armed Jim Kelly. Jim Kelly had a rocket. And don't forget Rocky is a great athlete is what I'm saying. Pastor as a runner. I'm talking about as an athlete, not just just being fast, but But the other thing you know, we know that eventually, if if if Josh Allen stays healthy, he's going to get a long term extension is probably going to happen sooner rather than later. We've had this discussion before, as well. You never played quarterbacks too early. Josh Allen's one of those guys, you can probably pay early and be confident that you're heading in the right direction with that signing, but he's going to break Jim Kelly's records. As Jim Kelly said, as long as he's here, and he's healthy, that's going to happen because of how much they throw the ball how good he's become at throwing the ball downfield. Making, you know good decisions, not turn the football over and leading his team towards towards victory as we also, obviously they won division last year, but I think the the challenge for Josh Allen as it pertains to being the goat in this conversation in Buffalo. Gotta win a little bit. He's got to win and he's got to win. Big, right. Jim Kelly, as we all know, went to four straight Super Bowls. They did not win one of those, but they were like they were the Patriots of the time like not not that they had the longevity, but they were like without question. The best team in the A F. C. And that's That's the starting point that Josh Allen has to hit. If he wants to be the goat for the Buffalo Bills, you gotta at least for some extended period of time. Be the best team and one of the best quarterbacks in the A F. C. And that's going to be hard for him because of because Who else is there? Because obviously as part of the conversation homes, etcetera, but I don't I hear you. I really truly here you but If he If he has superior numbers, which he will That's But I can't put that in the equation. Okay, I know I know where you're going. I got you. I can't like But does he have to be? What if he's one of the top? Five quarterbacks in the conference. It's to me it's got to be top one or two right because and the hairs, though it's not because at the end of the day, you can go back and say Well, Jim Kelly, never. You know, never lost an NFC championship game. Jim Kelly was consistently in the A F C championship game. Yeah, he didn't win a Super Bowl. Okay, but whatever. We're not talking about Super Bowl when I'm trying to compare him to Tom Brady, we're trying to compare him to Josh. Josh Allen doesn't become that. There's there's There will always be that argument and debate about whether or not he actually has some pass. Fair enough. I'll relent on that. Jim Kelly. Here's a quick little side staff before we get to the other quarterbacks. So last year, Josh Allen threw the ball 572 times. Jim Kelly, never through more than 500 Once. Wow, That's an acknowledgment of how stats are distorted. Same for guys like Phil Simms, et cetera. Got even Boomer Sison, our body down the hall, who was great. It was Boomer was a terrific player. I mean, a boomer was playing the ball around now, right? He'd be a 10 Time Pro bowl already tell you he was a 10 Time pro bowler. Alright. So who I want to give you first crack? Give me two players right now. That has up that they've already played. So it's not. Yeah, it's not Trevor Lawrence or any of those guys. Yep, that has already played enough. Will you see enough evidence?.
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"F M North Highland Sacramento. It's why 21 It's all things considered from NPR news. I'm Ari Shapiro and I'm Mary Louise Kelly. Record drought and Heat are setting up another precedent setting fire season in the Western US, But the deadliest wildfire in American history happened in the Midwest, Wisconsin This week. We're looking at fire risk outside of the western US and how climate change may make it worse. NPR's Nathan Rott starts with the story of the fire. The country forgot Smoke was so thick over the treeline Peshtigo River that birds were calling out in confusion. Fires have been burning for weeks slip by farmers, rail workers and settlers. All cutting out their patch of the dense screen northern Wisconsin forest. There had been hardly any snow of the winter before it was unseasonably hot and dry. And on the night of October 8th 150 years ago, wind blasted the Midwest like Abello, and it just took off. Like a tornado. The saddest in the dust in the dirt in the the cinders were moving through the air. Some hit in water wells. Others ran for the river cows, horses, people of those that made it. Some people died of hypothermia. Others drawn. While there are no recordings of the fire that night, we now know what it sounds like. Inside a world of plants. By morning, at least 1200 people were dead to put that in perspective, the deadliest fire in recent American history the 2018 campfire in California. Killed 85 Peshtigo was called the forgotten fire because it was Wendy Call is a curator at the Peshtigo Fire Museum in the small town that was rebuilt around the river. She was one of the voices. You just hurt, along with local historians, Ron Strategy Me and 95 year old Robert Cubby chameleon. Cole says the Peshtigo fire was a footnote from the start overshadowed by the more famous Great Chicago fire, which burnt the same day. But it's not alone. The next two deadliest fires in American history were in Minnesota, Maine, has burnt South Carolina. The first wild land firefighting crew in the country was in upstate New York. There's a reason for that, right there was there was a lot of fire in the Adirondacks. Crystal Colden is a fire Ecologist at the University of California, Merced said. It's just sort of forgotten in the modern era. That fire can happen anywhere in this country. And with climate change. It is going to happen more frequently in places like the Northeast in places like Appalachia in places like the Upper Midwest doesn't smell like smoke or anything in here. Mike Full. Gert is the fire chief.
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"Match the job description. Learn more at indeed dot com slash credit. And from the listeners who support this NPR station. It's all things considered from NPR news. I'm Ari Shapiro and I'm Mary Louise Kelly. Record drought and Heat are setting up another precedent setting fire season in the Western US, But the deadliest wildfire in American history happened in the Midwest, Wisconsin This week. We're looking at fire risk outside of the western US and how climate change may make it worse. NPR's Nathan Rott starts with the story of the fire. The country forgot Smoke was so thick over the treeline Peshtigo River that birds were calling out in confusion. Fires have been burning for weeks slip by farmers, rail workers and settlers, all cutting out their patch of the dense green northern Wisconsin forest. There had been hardly any snow of the winter before it was unseasonably hot and dry. And on the night of October 8th 150 years ago, wind blasted the Midwest like Abello, and it just took off. Like a tornado. The saddest in the dust and the dirt in the the cinders were moving through the air. Some hit in water wells. Others ran for the river cows, horses, people of those that made it. Some people died of hypothermia. Others drawn. While there are no recordings of the fire that night, we now know what it sounds like. Inside a world of flank. By morning, at least 1200 people were dead to put that in perspective, the deadliest fire in recent American history the 2018 campfire in California. Killed 85 past. Hugo was called the forgotten fire because it was Wendy Call is a curator at the Peshtigo Fire Museum in the small town that was rebuilt around the river. She was one of the voices. You just hurt, along with local historians, Ron Strategy Me and 95 year old Robert Cubby chameleon. Hall says the Peshtigo fire was a footnote from the start overshadowed by the more famous Great Chicago fire, which burnt the same day. But it's not alone. The next two deadliest fires in American history were in Minnesota, Maine, has burnt South Carolina. The first wild land firefighting crew in the country was in upstate New York. There's a reason for that, right there was there was a lot of fire in the Adirondacks. Crystal Colden is a fire Ecologist at the University of California, Merced said. It's just sort of forgotten in the modern era. That fire can happen anywhere in this country, and with climate change, it is going to happen more frequently. In places like the Northeast in places like Appalachia in places like the Upper Midwest. Hopefully, it doesn't smoke so much like smoke or anything in here, Mike Full. Gert is the fire chief for the town of cash to go and driving with him through the areas treetop sprawl. It's clear he has not forgotten. We have no hydrants out in this area. It's all rural. We have a lot of little subdivisions, homes here and.
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"kelly records" Discussed on Ball & Buds
"Of a running game and they couldn't really get anything going because mahomes is running around the whole time. The books defenseless fast and aggressive him like a chicken with his head. Cut off sacking three times for twenty seven yards in losses and ten. Qb hits chain qb hits that shows you kind of pressure. They were bringing. They allowed just three of thirteen third down conversions and only one of three four down so it finally happened. Mahomes had a really really bad game. No magic know anything from this prolific offense not even a td just a whole lot of pressure incompletions running for his life and not enough points per espn. Mahomes was pressured on twenty nine to fifty six dropbacks fifty two percent of those the most pressures of any qb in super bowl history passing. Jim kelly's record of the buffalo bills back in super bowl twenty six. That's insane and we thought as always if they gave mahomes enough time that no matter. What kind of lead the bucks gut. That she would always have a chance to come back. Always have a chance to strike back but they never had that chance. They never brought that strike back. I do believe that homefield advantage came into play. I believe that because the bucks did not have to travel and the cheese traveled the day before. I know they didn't make any excuses. I'm not making it for them. But in my analyst. I believe that that had some sort of effect. I don't think you can travel the day before such a big game and get proper rest and things of that nature. I understand it's happening. So we all gotta make do. But i think that did have a little bit of effect. I don't think that would have made up for everything. I still think they would have lost a game because they got their butts. Basically as well as losing two offensive tackles on his line. That had a lot of impact as well because the other tackles just weren't able to cut the mustard to be completely honest. You know they weren't as good as the starters for reasons are not the starters but that definitely impacted. He had no time to throw deep to any of his receivers. And so i think there were other factors involved and we're gonna get into that right now with nfl expert. Shane thank you for coming back and joining us on the show again for the super bowl. Fifty five review my friend. How are you doing. How's it going great to be here. I definitely appreciate you having me on. I'm glad to be here to answer any questions you got. That's awesome so as i mentioned earlier in omar's overture. I believe the travel had effect on key cities performance and vice versa had an effect on the bucks in a positive fashion because they didn't have to travel anywhere. What is your opinion on how. The travel affected the team's performances. I actually think opposite man. I don't think it had an effect on either team too much to affect anything. They're both professionals. They do this every year every week of the football season so i mean maybe you know the bucks getting to sleep in their own bed helped a little but it helped enough to do anything. Omar right..
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"Trust me. Everything's done. Totally legit, aboveboard. Nothing to be worried about. Yep, Legal's pretty great. It's just your run of the mill grocery store. Except with way way way lower prices legal suspiciously low price groceries. It's 4 35 new this afternoon, The Virginia Lottery board today formally approved initial regulations on casino gaming in the Commonwealth. These apply to propose land based casinos and sent towns like Bristol, Danville, Norfolk and Portsmouth of Fifth Casino in the city of Richmond has been proposed, but it is pending. A public referendum in November lottery will allow for public input as the rulemaking process continues. In other news, the 78th annual golden Gloves announced there Nominees today. So which movies were nominated and snubbed. David Fincher's Manc leads with six nominations, including best picture drama, But I bet it's a paper champ. That won't win much. Herman Mankiewicz, New York playwriting drama tradition. Hubble screenwriter Mr Hearst the Hollywood Foreign Press snubbed black dramas like My Rainey's Black bottom to five Bloods, Judas in the Black Messiah and one night in Miami. Although Chadwick Boseman is up for best actor in Leslie Odom Jr is up for supporting you. Don't know nothing about what kind of blood I got. We got a hard I got beat here. Minority should have been up for best drama, but it's bizarrely relegated to foreign language. Thankfully, three women are up for best director Regina King's one night in Miami, Chloe's ows, Nomad Land and Emerald Fidel's promising young woman, though I would have made 1/4 spot for Kelly Records first count. What the nomads are doing is not that different than what the pioneers did. I think friends part of an American tradition, and I was glad to see Palm Springs and Borat nominated for best Picture comedy musical, but they'll have to Go through Hamilton, which isn't even eligible for the Oscars. The second you fall asleep, it all just goes back to the start. C all the nominees on W th calm Jason Fraley. W T. OBY News. The Justice Department is dropping its lawsuit against Yale University. The suit alleged the school was illegally discriminating against whites and Asian Americans. Federal prosecutors in a lawsuit filed in October under the Trump administration. Argued that Yale violated civil rights laws by discriminating based on race and its undergraduate admissions process. The Justice Department says they've dropped the suit voluntarily and light of fact circumstances and legal developments but says it's probe ensuring that yell complies with federal anti discrimination laws is ongoing. The investigation based on a 2016 complaints against Gail Brown and Dartmouth, Found that Yale used race and multiple steps of the admissions process. Allison Keyes, CBS NEWS, Washington After traffic and weather, an update on the Capitol Reid investigation with Catherine Herridge for 37 Way made Yusa insurance for members like Martin..
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"Can really say. Find out just how much you could save today. Visit all ST dot com or call an agent to get a quote Dave Tilden wt dopey traffic. Let's check back with Amelia Draper. It's Storm Team four. Finally done with the snow. Clouds would continue to clear out of the region, but it remains breezy through the evening hours, but winds gusting up to 30 miles an hour. The winds do subside overnight. Tonight and tomorrow. A nice February day. Plenty of sunshine highs generally in the mid four reason lighter winds on Friday will have some rain showers. Me leader In the morning hours with plenty of clouds and a bit of a breeze it times. Otherwise highs in the mid forties, too. Low fifties temperatures on Saturday in the forties with plenty of sun. I'm strong Team four meteorologist Stimulate a Draper. Mostly cloudy out there right now, 40 degrees feels like 31. Brought to you by mattress warehouse by with confidence with a one year price guarantee. Only at mattress warehouse sleep happens dot com. It's 2 41. NOW on double D T o P. The 78th annual golden Lobes announced their nominees today for TV in the movies so which movies were nominated and snubbed by the awards. David Fincher's Manc leads with six nominations, including best picture drama, but I bet it's a paper champ. That won't win much. Herman Mankiewicz, New York playwright. Environment tradition. Hubble screenwriters, Mr Hearst, the Hollywood Foreign Press snubbed black dramas like My Rainey's Black bottom to five Bloods, Judas in the Black Messiah and one night in Miami, Although Chadwick Boseman is up for best actor In Leslie Odom Jr is up for supporting. You don't know nothing about what kind of blood I got. We got a hard I got beat here. Minority should have been up for best drama, but it's bizarrely relegated to foreign language. Thankfully, three women are up for best director Regina King's one night in Miami, Chloe's ows, Nomad Land and Emerald Fidel's promising young woman, though I would have made 1/4 spot for Kelly Records first cow. What the nomads are doing is not that different than what the pioneers did. I think friends part of an American.
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"Have been up for best drama, but it's bizarrely relegated to foreign language. Thankfully, three women are up for best director Regina King's one night in Miami. Chloe's Owls, Nomad Land and Emeralds. Banales promising young woman, though I would have made 1/4 spot for Kelly Records. First Cow and I was glad to see Palm Springs and Borat nominated for best Picture comedy musical, but they'll have to go through Hamilton, which isn't even eligible for the Oscars. Jason Fraley wtlv news, all right. As the Pentagon aims to root out white nationalists and other forms of racism in the military. The Navy has now released nearly 60 recommendations to combat racial and gender based discrimination among its sailors. A Navy task force finds that the service needs to doom or to address hate speech and a lack of diversity among its top officials. The Hill reports. The recommendation span across recruiting, career development and retention suggestions include using artificial intelligence when selecting sailors for promotion in order to reduce potential bias. The Defense Department aspiring hundreds of members from its advisory boards the Pentagon's completely reviewing its advisory committees after they became a battleground toward the end of former President Trump's administration. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin relieved nearly all members of about 40 advisory committees, including the defense and policy boards. Pentagon spokesman John Kirby says the review will look at the efficiency of the committee's This review allow him to make sure the advisory committees Are in fact providing the best possible advice to department leadership. Before leaving office, Trump fired a handful of board members and replace them with politically divisive candidates like his former campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski. Scott Mosconi federal news network. A major expansion has been okayed now for one of Northern Virginia's larger mosques. A big sticking point was traffic. The Prince William Board of County Supervisors voted unanimously to approve the permit that will allow the expansion of the Dar al nor community center on Holy Road near Dale City. Right now, it's 12,000 square feet, It'll grow to 88,000 square feet. The mosque is fronting $51,000 to help build a new traffic light to help vehicles get in and out of the lot. And Prince William County police will be making for congregants don't illegally parked in the neighborhood. It'll be at least a year before the expansion can open to the public. Near log unstained. W T O P News got the latest on the wizard straight ahead in sports. It's 10 44 get a fresh new look at Ashley Homestore's beat.
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"In a free exam for just 69 95. That's not just a better deal. It's America's best book Your Exam online today. I'm Rita Kessler. W T o p traffic Lauren Rickets as our forecast Speak. I mean, Sonny, but not until this afternoon, we stick with winds all day Gusting up in over 30 Miles an hour wind shows today we're gonna be in the twenties and even low thirties as temperatures are in the upper thirties and lower forties. Now I know we have a few snow showers out there this morning, maybe a dusting in some spots. But again, For the most part, this is the last of the little bit of snow that is pushing through the area. Now as we head into tomorrow, lighter winds plenty of Sun mid forties by Friday, we'll have a mix of rain and snow in the morning. No problems, but that'll transition to rain through But the day temperatures nearing 50. I'm starting for meteorologists, Lauren rickets. Well, right now we have 29 degrees in German town 34 in Waldorf in northwest Washington. Cloudy skies 33 degrees. Brought to you by mattress warehouse by with confidence with a one year price guarantee on Lee it mattress warehouse sleep happens dot com. 10 41 The 78th annual Golden Globes announced their nominees this morning. So which movies were nominated and snubbed by the awards. David Fincher's Manc leads with six nominations, including best picture drama, but I bet it's a paper champ that won't win much. The Hollywood Foreign Press snubbed black dramas like My Rainey's Black bottom to five Bloods, Judas in the Black Messiah and one night in Miami. Although Chadwick Boseman is up for best actor and Leslie Odom Jr is up for supporting Minnery should have been up for best drama, but it's bizarrely relegated to foreign language. Thankfully, three women are up for best director Regina King's one night in Miami. Chloe's Owls, Nomad Land and Emeralds. Banales promising young woman, though I would have made 1/4 spot for Kelly Records. First Cow and I was glad to see Palm Springs and Borat nominated for best Picture comedy musical, but they'll.
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Bills punctuate AFC East supremacy with thrashing of Patriots
"Buffalo patriots and this was a great one josh allen dance in his way into the playoffs visiting the patriots bills looking for the season. Sweep over the past for the first time this century and it started with a little bit of trickery. Four minutes left in the first quarter and look at that to kwan. Johnson taking the snap on the fake punt but bill stack in the box. But it didn't matter because watch just real smooth completing that. Pass keeping the drive going. How about that under one minute left in the first quarter fourth and one patriots forty three yard line allen fixed the hand off keeps informed software twenty two yard gain and the first down bills were having their away with the patriots in this game. After an here you go right here. You look at it. Allen dropping back dawson knox in their. Sorry zack moss. In there for the touchdown both bills lead ten three for the patriots score. Bills the ten nine fourth into on the forty three allen drops back. And here's the dawson. Knox keeping the first down three three on fort down in the first half. They entered monday with seven down. Tries few it's in the nfl that drive continues person. Go from the four allan with the play action. Finding smith in the end zone for the touchdown bills lead at seventeen nine and smith gets a nice little. Tackle buys line keeping them happy next bills possession. First and ten from the fifty allen drops back finding stefan digs at takes it all the way running by guys built twenty four nine heading the halftime and it was that kind of game and it didn't get any better for the patriots in the third quarter fills. I drive out of the hat. I intend on the patriots. Eighteen yard line allan fires gigs. And yuck walks right. In for the touchdown second touchdown catch the game for dig balentine. Jim kelly for the most touchdowns in a single season in bills history. Those thirty one the nine and then fourth quarter first and goal. He's gonna break jim. Kelly record on this play right here. Stefan digs third touchdown catch of the game and watch it again flex on that one bill bell not happy because watch it again and to strike and this combination between alan digs working to perfection right now and these guys were all smiles after the game. Maybe wait wait. You think josh allen the mvp stefan percent especially mine vp. Yeah right definitely for them. Goals brought to you by subway and the tandem josh allen and stefan digs set a single season franchise records in passing touchdowns and receiving yards last night. Giving buffalo twelve wins for the first time. Since one thousand ninety three thirteenth win would be tied for the most in bills history.
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Woman claims R. Kelly filmed nonconsensual sex, routinely locked her up
"To homeowners who spent years trying to get the money to fix their ruined homes while law firms hired to fight their claims collected huge fees one louisiana law firm we looked at at least twenty nine million dollars of taxpayer money fighting superstorm sandy cases alone today's bipartisan letter to female expresses concern about the flood program after our report revealed what they call the shocking lack of oversight by fema especially related to litigation expenses fema tells us it's been reforming the program and insists it will pay every dime policyholders are do r and b singer r kelly is facing new act xavier of misconduct tonight a young woman is suing him for failing to disclose a sexually transmitted disease that she claims kelly gave her the woman also accuses him of sexual battery jurica duncan spoke with her faith rogers was nineteen when she says she met r kelly after his concert in san antonio last year rogers says they kept in touch over the phone for two months before kelly invited her to new york city for his concert she says he agreed to pay for her flight and hotel the morning after the concert she says kelley knocked on her door he's like take off your clothes and he says you know with authority in his voice not just you know he's demanding me to do this and i didn't take off my clothes because why would i just wasn't ready according to rogers she ultimately submitted to having sex and alleges kelly recorded it on his ipad without her consent he has this type of like intimidation right off the bat you know so i was just waiting for it to be over i don't i don't know about nobody can we never talk about the nobody on home i don't think that this is why filed the lawsuit i want it for girls like me who are gonna run into him in the future cbs news reached out to representatives for kelly who told us they have no comment on this new lawsuit and these new allegations and a washington post article though in april a representative for our kelly said the singer categorically denies all claims and allegations of sexual misconduct jeff torika dunkin continues her reporting on this story tonight eureka thank you next on the cbs evening news the troubling history of the driver involved in a deadly school bus crash wbz news time six forty six the subaru retailers of new england all wheel.