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77WABC Radio
"kotex" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"We'll bless Peter, News degrees Also New York be severe America. listening and health thunderstorm the cloudy officials tonight. crown tonight jewel on warnings First this and warning Monday, Absolutely. watches of The about And guys, August an at 7th. posted talk uptick what tornado do radio, we 59 in watch 77 all for Good stand evening, COVID is in for? I'm past effect cases. Bob WABC WCN the Brown. in This 59 the front region. Hassan of hour. Truth, New the tri past says Health is York -state Commissioner 77 justice it's and until The forecast 77 not and the 107 unexpected, New Ashwin 11 hour, WABC York's coming .1 o 'clock but 79 tonight. up. all talk New Yorkers There are need also New to be aware. It's been a while since New Yorkers were getting says everything has changed recently, hydrated. Rain chances in very recent areas were high this week. The rain October 11 June last week, USA to wear masks and crowded places. He says an updated booster set said to be approved in September or October. It's costing drivers more to use New York City's bridges and tunnels. A toll high greeting morning and afternoon commuters. The increase now $6 .94 affecting easy pass users on the Bronx, Whitestone, Throgs Neck, Marisana off Kennedy, Henry Hudson, Bay and Marine Park bridges. None easy pass users paying 1119 Wow, really? That's so sad. I will stop me from taking the Yeah, the week the cars fares on buses and subways going up in two weeks. New Jersey is the last state name. The Garden State is the lone full service holdout as lawmakers in Oregon voted to end that span on self serve gas and Governor Tina Kotex signed off on it. Gas stations across New Jersey have for pushed lawmakers to lift the Garden State's ban, which has been in effect since 1949. They say self serve would gas allow them to lower prices. I think it's time for New Jersey to come to 21st century the and fuel your way nj .com coalition dropped their prices today 10 to 20 cents per gallon to show people that's what they'd be able to save if the law changed. James Flippen for 77 WABC News. Tragic story unfolding in northern Westchester today after a mother shoots her 4 month old daughter then turns the on gun herself. Neighbors in somers trying to make sense of why a mom would shoot and kill her own baby and then turned the gun on herself and take her own life. I don't think I've ever heard anything so sad as long as I've been here. When we about heard it it just rocked us to the core. Dr. Crystal Casetta was a renowned on colleges at Mount that was she on maternity leave. If you or someone you know needs Helps help text or call the suicide and crisis lifeline at 988 trained counselors are available -7. 24 Noam Layton, WEBC News. Queens DA believes there may be victims more who were sexually assaulted on video by a doctor in Queens. Melinda Katz's video was seized from the Astoria apartment of Dr. Zhi Alan Zhang depicting sex crimes against at least seven other female victims. Some of the victims are still unknown to readers. WBC News time is 603 sports in your forecast coming up next. We all make choices about alcohol kids make choices whether to drink or not remember I'm going to Alex's party tonight and adults make choices whether to talk about it That's true of parents and every other trusted adult in a kid's life. Kids want to know our expectations and they want honest answers in everyday conversations so talk with your kids and help lead them on a positive path because when you talk they hear you. Learn more at underagedranking .samhsa .gov. A toast to our new college grad who fills us with so much joy almost as much as when we're in our RV. Oh world the is your oyster kiddo and ours too now that we're covered with Progressive dad and I can hop in our RV anytime we want might even splurge on a retractable awning look out Sorry what was I talking about? Protect your loved one with an RV policy from Progressive. Take as little as four minutes what you to could see save at progressive .com. Progressive Casualty Insurance Company and Affiliates. 77 WABC news breaking news is our specialty time is So far the Orioles swept the Mets after a dominant 2 -0 victory and yesterday's finale in Camden our specialty time. Mike Shawwalter says he wants to see the younger players progress. People continue to hopefully make use of their opportunities that they're getting and it's a learning curve. It's painful sometimes for them. I feel for them. Mets host the Cubs 7 -10 tonight at Citi Field. Mets have been winless since the trading deadline. Yankees losing to the Astros 9 -7 yesterday at the stadium splitting series. the Manager Aaron Boone says they struggled to command the zone all day long. The strike zone control you know really got us back in that game. You know the walks hurt them but you know kind of walks hurt us to setting them up for some innings. Yankees in Chicago tonight ticking on the White Sox first pitch at 8 -10.
WTOP
"kotex" Discussed on WTOP
"To allow Trump's release pending trial under the conditions that he cannot violate federal appear law as and required. must He is also not allowed to communicate about the facts of the case to anyone He knows to a be witness except through lawyers. Two US Navy sailors have been arrested and charged with selling sensitive military information to China. The Justice Department's Matthew Olson. The alleged conduct represents a violation of the solemn obligation of members of our military to defend our country, to safeguard our secrets and to protect their fellow service members. The Tennessee Three are all back Right now, Justin Pearson, one of two state Democratic lawmakers expelled in April for a gun control protest on the House floor. You can expel hope for these movements Live in the people in this district. The people who refuse to be silenced and shackled and told to be quiet. He and Justin Jones have both beaten opponents in a special election. They were joined by a third state representative in leading a protest after a deadly school shooting in Nashville. There will be gunfire today at the site of a mass school shooting in Parkland, Florida. Gun experts will fire up to 139 shots at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School during a reenactment. It's part of a lawsuit that accuses a sheriff's deputy of failing in his duties to protect the victims. The risk that you run in a reenactment is that prove you the other side's case. Bob Jarvis teaches law at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale. 60 -year -old former sheriff's deputy Scott Peterson was acquitted of felony child neglect and other criminal charges ...charges for failing to act. Jim Criscilla, CBS News. Florida high school students won't be able to take an AP psychology course anymore. The State Department of Education has told school superintendents it violates a new state law prohibiting lessons on sexual orientation and gender identity. It'll be okay to pump your own in Oregon. Governor Kotex expected to sign a bill today approving self -serve gas which has been banned there since the 1950s. It's awful to pump gas in the winter and here when it's raining and whatnot. It's not too big of a deal but I do feel kind of bad for folks who may be out of job. a It leaves New Jersey the only state in the nation where you cannot pump your own. S &P futures up 16. This is CBS News. Higher with minimal effort and max speed with Indeed. Their hiring solution platform helps you attract, interview and hire candidates efficiently. Visit indeed .com slash credit. 603 on this Friday morning August 4th we're at 65 degrees. Look for a chance of isolated storms this afternoon. Highs low Good 80s. morning I'm Michelle Bash and I'm John Aaron. The top local stories we're following this hour. The issues of rising crime and public safety Safety are top of mind for
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kotex" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Is Bloomberg daybreak, Europe. Where we don't want the long arm of the Chinese Communist Party reaching towards the central nervous system of our country. The UK has been more insulated from that deposit flight across banks. I think as a general principle, it's always good in any market, including the technology market, to have a level playing field. Bloomberg daybreak, Europe. On Bloomberg radio. It's just gone 7 30 in London, good morning. I'm Stephen Carol. And I'm Caroline hepco, welcome to blue big day by Europe. We're watching European stock futures inching higher ahead of the open and just under half an hour's time Euro stocks 50 futures up by half of 1% FTSE 100 features three tenths of 1% higher will be watching for share price reaction to results from the likes of Nat west and any when European trading starts in Asia we've seen gains and shares. There are two hangs hangs up by half of 1% to CSI 308 tenths of 1% higher on Wall Street, S&P E mini futures are down by a tenth of 1%, the real action, though, from the Japanese yen after the bank of Japan announced that it was scrapping, rate guidance were waiting for the press conference from the new BOJ governor kazuo eeda in a moment, the Japanese yen 1% weaker now against the dollar as we have seen yields dropping across the curve in Japan as well. Those are your markets. Let's go to our top stories. It's being reported that U.S. officials are over swinging talks to rescue first republic bank, citing three people familiar with the matter Reuters reports that the U.S. government is working to bring banks and private equity firms to the table. First republic's issues stem from its stockpile of loans at low interest rates, including an unusually large portfolio of jumbo mortgages to wealthy clients. Those debts have lost value amid the Federal Reserve rate hikes prompting a $100 billion drop in first quarter deposits. Turning next to the bank of Japan, which has scrapped guidance on future rates and announced a review of its ultra loose monetary policy, the announcement comes at the first BOJ meeting under the leadership of new governor kazuo ueda, Bloomberg's global economics and policy editor Kathleen Hayes is in Japan. She says the shift, the key on any shift in its yield curve control policy will be sustained inflation. The bigger convinced that inflation is going to stay above 2% easily regularly, not just suddenly turn around when people realize that it's still Japan. And they don't want their prices to rise. I think that's gonna be the one of the biggest things that helps them get ready for shifting yield curve control. That's been Burke's Katherine Hayes speaking to us earlier, the yield curve control policy has led to the BOJ owning around half of all Japanese government bonds. Now Amazon says that growth in its cloud computing business is continuing to cool the warning has dashed hopes that the company's most profitable division could actually ride out the current downturn in tech spending. That's after earnings beat in the previous period, Bloomberg's Charlie pellet reports. It is a sign the retailer's business is weathering an uncertain economy first quarter revenue increased 9.4% to $127.4 billion. That was above expectations for $124.7 billion. The world's largest online retailer and cloud computing provider has been working for more than a year to streamline its businesses to adjust to slowing sales growth in online shopping and its Amazon Web Services division. In New York, Charlie palette Bloomberg daybreak Europe. Activation blizzard CEO says the decision by UK regulators to block Microsoft's takeover of his company doesn't make sense. Speaking to Bloomberg, Bobby kotick said the two firms are now preparing to challenge the decision. It clearly is in a rational conclusion. And I think we have every expectation as does Microsoft that we should prevail in an appeal with the tribunal. Comments come after Microsoft's president Brad Smith called the decision to block the deal bad for Britain on Wednesday, the UK's competition and markets authority effectively banned the deal saying it would give Microsoft an unfair advantage in cloud gaming. Those are our top stories this morning. Okay, just watching the Japanese yen right now as governor how heco sorry a way to begins. Force the house? Japan governor is speaking and you see the Japanese yen, weakening significantly now 1% down against the U.S. dollar. So a 135 31, the press conference has started in the next part of lubeck daybreak Europe will bring you any breaking news lines of interest. And we're bringing our interview with the CEO of Activision blazer we heard a little bit from him there, but we'll have full reaction from Bobby kotex with that decision by UK regulators to block the takeover by Microsoft. So with us for that, this is Bloomberg.
Stuff You Should Know
"kotex" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know
"And the grizzly bears and black bears didn't really care, but the polar bears did. And I don't know how foolproof that study is, but they basically said the jury's still out on polar bears and polar bears are just super aggressive anyway, they're one of the only animals that will stalk a human. I think polar bears lions and I think there's one more. But so that it may be due to that, but jury's still out on that. I think sharks is a definite note, right? Yeah. From what I saw. From what our friends at you by kotex say, it's definitely no. Is that weird? That's where that one came from. Oh, goodness. Just a couple more things to button up before we go. We definitely didn't want to scare you about toxic shock syndrome. It's actually exceedingly rare. I think there's something about like 50 to 80 cases a year. And you can stay on top of it by staying on top of changing your tampon regularly. I think no longer than 8 hours. And then also, don't use one that's more absorbent than you need because again, they proliferate on the fibers, so more fibers means more chance for that bacteria to proliferate and create those toxins. That's one. And then also one other thing, even if you're not worried about getting pregnant on your period, you can still catch sexually transmitted diseases on your period, so you should be wearing a condom in that case anyway. That's right. Good job, buddy. Thank you. Good job to you. There's also a tampon shortage going on right now, chuck, did you see that? I did. There's a lot of things that there's a shortage of right now. So obviously worrisome, especially with these organizations that try to send these to places where they really, really need them. Yeah, for sure. But there's few shortages that can be attributed to Amy Schumer. And this one has been, at least in part, there is a big tampax ad campaign featuring Amy Schumer that Tam peck said was so colossally impactful and sales went up so high that they blame part of the tampon shortage on that ad campaign. I'd buy anything Amy Schumer told me to buy. I love her. Sure. She's America's greatest national treasure. She's one of them. She's better than the Declaration of Independence and Abe Lincoln's hat rolled together. Which is what some people used as tampons during the Civil War. That's right. Nice. You got anything else? I got nothing else. All right, chuck, way to go, buddy.
Stuff You Should Know
"kotex" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know
"And the grizzly bears and black bears didn't really care, but the polar bears did. And I don't know how foolproof that study is, but they basically said the jury's still out on polar bears and polar bears are just super aggressive anyway, they're one of the only animals that will stalk a human. I think polar bears lions and I think there's one more. But so that it may be due to that, but jury's still out on that. I think sharks is a definite note, right? Yeah. From what I saw. From what our friends at you by kotex say, it's definitely no. Is that weird? That's where that one came from. Oh, goodness. Just a couple more things to button up before we go. We definitely didn't want to scare you about toxic shock syndrome. It's actually exceedingly rare. I think there's something about like 50 to 80 cases a year. And you can stay on top of it by staying on top of changing your tampon regularly. I think no longer than 8 hours. And then also, don't use one that's more absorbent than you need because again, they proliferate on the fibers, so more fibers means more chance for that bacteria to proliferate and create those toxins. That's one. And then also one other thing, even if you're not worried about getting pregnant on your period, you can still catch sexually transmitted diseases on your period, so you should be wearing a condom in that case anyway. That's right. Good job, buddy. Thank you. Good job to you. There's also a tampon shortage going on right now, chuck, did you see that? I did. There's a lot of things that there's a shortage of right now. So obviously worrisome, especially with these organizations that try to send these to places where they really, really need them. Yeah, for sure. But there's few shortages that can be attributed to Amy Schumer. And this one has been, at least in part, there is a big tampax ad campaign featuring Amy Schumer that Tam peck said was so colossally impactful and sales went up so high that they blame part of the tampon shortage on that ad campaign. I'd buy anything Amy Schumer told me to buy. I love her. Sure. She's America's greatest national treasure. She's one of them. She's better than the Declaration of Independence and Abe Lincoln's hat rolled together. Which is what some people used as tampons during the Civil War. That's right. Nice. You got anything else? I got nothing else. All right, chuck, way to go, buddy.
Planet Mikey
"kotex" Discussed on Planet Mikey
"Now I'm not a lesbian. Handsome woman. Look at her. Is that her? That's her. Good-looking woman. Yikes. I'm not a Lisbon, but a lesbian, but I do like Subarus, and I'll tell you what. She, I think she's going to win this thing. I think she's going to win it. Lickety split. How about the opponent? You don't want to go text? Anyway, congratulations to her. She's going to run for governor and she'll be. Sadly, she'll probably win to further the fuck up this country even more. She's 55. Here's her quote. It's not why I'm running to be the first lesbian governor kotek kotex 55 said, but I also know that it can create inspiration for other young people and there are going to be like, look, life can get better. I can do whatever I want. I want to, so it would be an honor. I have a question for you. Thank you. Our congressmen and women have sex with. What does that matter? To me, why do we have to go through that? No, because there's every time there's a first, they have to say. Okay, it's the first black astronaut. Okay, hey. You know, it's the first Native American cat juggler that's ever been in our circuit. When will there be a white heterosexual month? I don't care about any of that shit, but like politicians and their sexual persuasions. Who gives a fuck? Any way shape they do. They put it right in your face. But they act as if being a lesbian somehow is gonna make them a better administrator or whatever. And it's like, who gives it, it's not involved in the job who cares. Well, Lori Lightfoot did a hell of a job in Chicago as the mayor. Let me ask you a question though..
Le Quart d'Heure d'Inspir'Action
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Le Courrier du Coeur Podcast
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Serienweise - Der Serien Podcast
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DSC On Demand
"kotex" Discussed on DSC On Demand
"And off a submission for you. my co workers and i have been going into work more and more lately. Is the vaccines get rolled out. Our buildings been open for a few weeks today. I was sitting in my office. And i spilled all over my pants right in the area. That makes it look like i peed. My pants was that. Dang ed jiang. It's not good you don't you dump an entire. And what are we all walking around with. Sixty ounce camelback carafes. Yes you know. Reservoirs no wonder. There's a drought about the reservoirs. Look in your coffee cup. Anyway he dumps the whole thing and it's it's but no big deal. I like you travel with spare pants in my car. I ever. you're all going home. That's a weird thing right up until you're going to need and then go home while that dave knew what he was talking about. I wish i had spare pants. So i went out to get them change pants. I get to the carpet. No pants i don't know what happened. I'm looking for napkins. No lock then. I remember all because. I'm driving my wife's car today. And that's when i see that. She has some of her kotex. Feminine pads lightbulb goes off. I think i know how these things work. This will soak up the water from my pants. No problem so i tore one out. I stuck it on the water spot. You like the scientific thinking. I think it's clever. You're working with the tools you've got bright often happens so i think myself the problem here must be placement so i moved the pad under my pants between my pants. And my underpants. It was perfect double frontal attack. Soak up the water from the pants and the underwear at the same time so i place it in and i had back into the cafeteria. The thought that wouldn't work never crossed my mind. That's what i love about this guy. I love that positive attitude at never ever occurred to him. That failure was in the equation. Competent man. i'm waiting in line. Socially distanced at this point. Unbeknownst to me the pad has begun to slide down my pants towards my shoes. I'll i moved up to the next spot in line. I got a tap on my shoulder from the lady behind me. And she says i think you dropped something and she pointed to the ground and right there next to my shoe was a completely dry code. I said thanks. I picked it up and threw it away and walked back to my office. I ate alone kotex. Drop out of his pants. Emily thinks he's mid transition. It's going to be eating alone for awhile. Nasty bad thank. You appreciate it. Jeff doing his best to bring back funny tampa on tuesday one. Did you see vouch e in the news yesterday about she says if you're against foudy year against science now there's a lot to unpack here. First of all is now referring to himself as a ha- much the way good old number twenty three would say. Will you know michael jordan had a good deal. Well lebron james had a good game today when these guys talk about themselves with their own name so fouled she was being interviewed and he referred to himself. I guess that's called the third person and he was defending himself against an onslaught of attacks against his reputation yesterday. He was talking with chuck. Todd tell a couple of first names soon. As meet the press dries up. He'll be doing mid days over and kicks. Chuck todd some beyond safe for you and bouchier said that. An attack against him was an attack against science. He says he's always followed the scientific process but critics are claiming that he flip flopped on the issue of masks. Now why do they say that because he did because he absolutely did others are saying he had known about the idea. That cova came to us from a wuhan laboratory but dismissed the idea and you know why people are saying that about him because he did. Yeah exactly and don't forget the reason fao cheese on. Tv right now is why he selling book. He's done with a pandemic. he's just trying to sell his book right now. That's the most important thing in his world right now and This theory which you remember trump was all over from the go from the very gecko and people hated him for well. It just gave trumpeters morte about them and they hated it. But now it's starting to look No one's gonna say trump was right but it's starting to look like perhaps that is exactly what happened as many. Yes i know chris. I know you're over there all the time i know it. You're you're right on the bubble we're going to get a jar and we're going put it right next to the analogy jar. We know that you knew. We know that these are not uncommon. That these things get out. Okay thank you our own little. Dr fauci here. Vara logist yes. He plays the snare drum. But he's really corologis. So anyway i gotta say i'm a little tired of the science bullying. I'm tired of them saying if you don't believe in saudi don't believe in science as if as if you doubt. Infallible holy sanctimonious science your some sort of backward neanderthal. Science has been wrong about a lot of things. The whole premise of sciences. They're learning and exploring and it's ever changing right but they take this attitude about science with two things in particular kovin climate change and the like if you listen to science europe. Effing idiot really. I mean it's just like you're an idiot now. Science hey look at challenger cyclamates a nuclear winter. Okay science explain those blunders to me. There's no such thing. As nuclear winter cyclamate so really was nothing wrong with them and challenger explained that one to me scientists. You know these are big mistakes that were made so like for example. There's a commercial right now for a drug and is supposed to help people who have involuntary body movements. I don't know if you've seen it. It's only a couple of weeks out and yeah yeah hands and face and stuff like that and you know we've seen every drug commercial comes on with fifty side effects that are ten times worse than the actual causes itself. But this drug says this is to help you. If you have this condition which sometimes gives involuntary body twitches and they show a cartoon close up of the brain and in the commercial. It's not a disclaimer in the commercial. They say we know why this happens. But we think are google fix it. We're not sure. And that passes the fda that passes the fda that science.
KOMO
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"Twitter today after he was banned yesterday for a period of time and the day before Facebook and Instagram, though they won't let him back on until his term is over. Come. Oh, Suzanne Fong has more. We talked to Hanson Hussein about it. He's the co founder of the U. Dub Communication Leadership School doesn't media giants Taken this stuff. Yeah, it's it's a really big deal because it's forcing these Social media giants to finally be what they truly are and have avoided until now, which is their media companies. And that means they are accountable for the content that passes through their platforms. Thies air private companies who have terms of operation and the president has repeatedly violated those terms. But because he's a public figure and the president United States they gave a lot more leeway than anybody else would get. Trump is now also suspended from Amazon owned video platform twitch until Inauguration Day. The sight of writers of the U. S Capitol building Wednesday stunned Americans, causing a lot of people who say they were treated differently than BLM. Protesters were last year. There's a double standard in protest all across America. So, yes, we see it on the Grand scale and Washington D. C, But we also see it right here in Seattle as someone who's lived through and documented the unrest in Seattle converge, Media's Omari Salisbury says. Whether it's the writers in Seattle, causing destruction on our streets or the trump extremists who ravaged the capital, it highlights a difference and how protesters of different races are treated. What do you think they would have this much tolerance on Capitol Hill? If those nightly demonstrations were all black kids, activists say the way forward will be more important than ever to were willing to acknowledge our history together. And we can't move for Elmo's Tammy Natasa Porting, a state lawmaker in organ under investigation for allegedly opening the doors of the state Capitol in Salem and inviting violent protesters inside more from Cuomo's Corwin Hank. The incident in question happened Last month, Demonstrators stormed the state Capitol December 21st during a reopen Oregon rally, smashing windows and gaining entrance while lawmakers were inside for a special session for people were arrested. Now our news partner K two is reporting, Oregon State police told House Speaker Tina Coat check. They have confirmed. A Republican state representative named Mike Niermann opened the door to allow protesters into the building. This is a serious, serious breach of public trucks. This is speaker coat check his actions put staff and legislators and law enforcement in danger, She says. Legislators and staff who are also persons of color were especially terrorized because the rhetoric of the demonstrators Is out of the trump playbook and very much caters to wait. Supremacist motivations near Man has offered no comment. Kotex says she is currently exploring options to address near Mons alleged actions. Corwin Hague Co. Moh news Seattle Police say a woman accidentally shot her husband after another man Pepper sprayed the couple in their home. Como's Eric Hynes reports. Police responded to a 911 call at a home in the 9000 block of Third Avenue Southwest around 11 o'clock Wednesday night. Officers found a man with a gunshot wound to his hand. The couple told police they've been in an argument with another man who pepper sprayed the couple. The woman says she fired a warning shot which hit her own husband in the hand. The couple then chased the man out of their home and the wife fired three additional rounds. The woman was arrested for unlawful discharge of a firearm and assault. Eric Hi. It's common news Demons civil trial on allegations that he's repeatedly broken campaign finance laws is nearing an end. With the conclusion of closing arguments expected next week, and this lawsuit filed in 2017, the state accused, I'm end of concealing the movement of funds between initiatives and taking a $300,000 kickback from the signature gathering vendor he long used Also failing to report hundreds of thousands of dollars in contributions. I'm in who claims he did nothing wrong, told Cuomo. The attorney general has relentlessly tried to shut him down. After eight years of investigation, litigation have persecution of me and my family. I'm just surprised that I've been able to make it this far and actually have a trial. Now the state is seeking 2.6 million in penalties. And according to the ever Harold also asking Superior Court Judge James Dixon to potentially triple the sum as allowed by law. Closing arguments expected to wrap up late next week. And then the judge will issue his verdict at this bench trial. Carleen Johnson Come on news someone whose time 12 40 time for an update on sports from the Beacon plumbing. Sports desk honors for a Seattle Seahawks tackling machine. Here's Bill. You would think 12 and four and F C West champs. Seattle would have more players receiving honors. But no, it's middle linebacker Bobby Wagner, the lone Seahawk voted to the AP NFL all protein. The veteran Wagner focused on tomorrow's home playoff game against L. A. Giving this advice to his younger teammates. You don't want to get to the point where You know, the whole world's watching each trying to make a spectacular player trying to make something that that you never done before, So I just, you know, just keep doing what's gotten you here. A pair of RAM defenders Aaron Donald and Jalen Ramsey make that all protein they will square off a Blumenfield in Seattle 1 40 tomorrow afternoon, part of a wild card Triple header with three more games to go Sunday, The baseball world mourns the passing of L. A Dodgers Hall of Fame manager Tommy Lasorda. He was skipper there for 20 years. Winning two worlds..
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"What he did today was to try to stop the hemorrhaging. Yeah, because he lit the house on fire yesterday. Trump now says he is outraged by the violence and mayhem committed by the very people he encouraged to show up and to those who broke the law. You will pay yesterday said he loves them today wants to prosecute him. Local Congress members aren't convinced representative Susan Del Bene tweeted. You cannot call for mob violence one day and peace the next. The president's disingenuous comments are too little, and too late, many lawmakers say they still want Trump ousted immediately. I don't think we can afford to have the president in office for a single day more, and we need Republicans to stand up and say that as well, there may not be enough time to impeach Trump or force him out through the 25th. Amendment but common news political analyst Ron dot Fowler says one thing will endure yesterday's legacy he's going to live with for the rest of his career and into history got sour says the most he expects from Trump in the coming days is another round of pardons, and he's pretty confident that the president will skip Joe Biden's inauguration ceremony. Woman whose time 9 38 state police in Oregon, say a Republican lawmaker, a lot of mom of violent protesters to enter the state Capitol building last month as the legislature was he in session, Oregon House Speaker Tina Kotex says police told her state representative Mike Niermann opened the door to allow the protesters in serious Serious breach of public trust in his actions, put staff and legislators and law enforcement in danger. It happened. December 21st during a re open Oregon protest. Niermann is offering no comment. The one whose time 9 $30 sports update, 60 seconds of a different future starts with you. That's why go, Daddy does.
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"97 7 Good morning to take 31, With some light rain continuing to fall in Seattle, the temperature is 44 degrees, along with Greg Herschel time Manda Factor here. The top stories from the Come on. 24 7 News Center expect to see tighter security than normal at the state Capitol when the Washington Legislature convenes on Monday. The heavier presence comes after rioters stormed the U. S Capitol and protesters in Olympia broke through a gate on the governor's mansion property in Olympia on Wednesday, and we get more from comas. Jonathan shows lawmakers on both sides of the aisle ER, still on edge and worried about security. We have to be able to do our business and not be intimidated and scared if protesters show up Monday. There are concerns a repeat of Washington, D. C could play out in Olympia. That's why Republican State Senator Phil Fortunato says changes are coming. We're gonna have to go get checked in individually going into the Capitol Building. State Patrol also says, Expect heavy security on the Capitol grounds, along with more troopers in and around the area. The sight of rioters at the U. S Capitol building Wednesday was stunning to Americans. And it's causing a lot of people to say those writers were treated differently than the BLM protesters were last year. There's a double standard in protest all across America. So yes, we see it on the Grand Scale and Washington D. C. But we also see it right here in Seattle as someone who's lived through and documented the unrest in Seattle converge, Media's Omari Salisbury says. Whether it's the writers in Seattle, causing destruction on our streets or the trump extremists who ravaged the capital. It highlights a difference and how protesters of different races are treated. What do you think they would have this much tolerance on Capitol Hill? If those nightly demonstrations were all black kids, activists say the way forward will be more important than ever until we're willing to acknowledge our history together, then we can't move forward, made his comments to co most. Tammy Natasa, State lawmaker in Oregon, is under investigation, accused of opening the doors of the state Capitol in Salem and inviting violent protesters. Insides. Coehlo score one headache. The incident in question happened Last month, Demonstrators stormed the state Capitol December 21st during a reopen Oregon rally, smashing windows and gaining entrance while lawmakers were inside for a special session for people were arrested. Now our news partner K two is reporting, Oregon State police told House Speaker Tina Coat check. They have confirmed a Republican state representative named Mike Niermann opened the door to allow protesters into the building is a serious, serious breach of public trucks. This is speaker coat check his actions put staff and legislators and law enforcement in danger, She says. Legislators and staff who are also persons of color were especially terrorized because the rhetoric of the demonstrators Is out of the trump playbook and very much caters to wait. Supremacist Motivations chairman has offered no comment. Kotex says she is currently exploring options to address near Mons alleged actions. Corwin Hate Coma News Coming up on the comb all morning news. More school district's announcing plans to return students to in person instruction. I'm Carleen Johnson. 34 right now. And traffic.
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"Vice president and the cabinet refused to stand up Congress should reconvene to impeach the president. Plain and simple For the first time the U. S saw more than 4000 deaths from the coronavirus in a single day, but there could be some good promising news when it comes to vaccines, says ABC is Kaylee Hartung. A new study that hasn't yet been peer reviewed, says Visors vaccine has been found to protect against the two variants of the virus that air circulating out there and modernist CEO he is now saying that they believe their vaccine. Would protect us for a couple of years. Financial markets are trading higher, and that's despite the December jobs report showing the U. S economy lost 140,000 jobs last month. You're listening to ABC News. Our top story. The Oregon employment of Harvard is on track to complete reviews of questionable unemployment claims. But 11 90 Katie Exes Brad Ford reports, There's much more work to do. The Oregon Employment Department had 52,000 claims under review in September. Their goal was to complete them by New Year's Day. And now there are fewer than 150 claims. Remaining Department director David Gerston, Feld says it was taking three months proclaim. We're working through those in a pasture east and we ever had before they've hired and trained, more adjudicators to do the work. Their goal is to finish them and Three weeks, Gershenfeld says they'll get their 13,000 new claims are now waiting for review and Oregon State representative is accused of letting demonstrators into the Capitol building during a special session December 21st. Speaker Tina Kotex, says representative Mike Niermann, But legislators at risk law and fortunate officers were hurt. When demonstrators came into the building, legislative staff and members felt terrorized by the incursion. Oregon State police confirmed it was near man who let the demonstrators into the building. Cultic says staff is looking at the options for how to address near one's actions. To Oregon Men are charged in federal court for allegedly using P P P loans to invest in the stock market. Andrew Lloyd and Russell Short or accused of getting people loans for $2.2 million, They used three businesses to get the money and invested nearly $2 million in the stock market, which then grew to $10 million. Washington County judges sentence demanded more than seven years in prison for robbery and burglary. Tanner Mitchell pleaded guilty to threatening a man with a machete and using a gun to rob a woman he knew in her apartment. No one was hurt in either incident and the Oregon Department of Corrections has two more inmates have died from covert 19. That's a look at the latest news on Philip Nash News radio 11 90 K E X. Greenbury, Granbury. Hi, I'm Peter Harris for grain. Very serials. If you're starting the new year with a gold to live healthier and pick up a boxer, too, of the healthiest and most natural cereal in the supermarket grain Berry with amazing Onyx sorghum is packed with powerful plant based antioxidants to help protect your body from free radicals. When we make Greenbury we care about sugar control. That's why we start with lower sugar than other cereals. Then use our whole grain on it. Sorghum to help slow sugar absorption, this sugar control or sugar taming as we call.
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"News 1000 FM 97 7 Good morning It is 6 31 Friday morning and with some white rain in Seattle. The temperature is 46 degrees, along with Greg Herschel time Manda Factor near the top stories from the Coma. 24 7 News Center. Security is going to be extra tight at the state Capitol when the Legislature begins on Monday. The heavier presence comes after rioters stormed the U. S Capitol and protesters in Olympia broke through a gate and gained access to the governor's mansion this week. Almost Jonathan Show Has more from Olympia lawmakers on both sides of the aisle ER, still on edge and worried about security. We have to be able to do our business and not be intimidated and scared. If protesters show up on Monday, there are concerns a repeat of Washington, D. C could play out in Olympia. That's why Republican State Senator Phil Fortunato says changes are coming. We're gonna have tol, you know, checked in individually going into the Capitol Building. State Patrol also says, expect heavy security on the Capitol grounds, along with more troopers in and around the area. The sight of rioters at the U. S. Capitol stunned Americans and it's causing many people to say that those rioters were treated differently than the BLM protesters were last. There's a double standard in protest all across America. So, yes, we see it on the Grand scale and Washington D. C, But we also see it right here in Seattle as someone who's lived through and documented the unrest in Seattle converge, Media's Omari Salisbury says. Whether it's the writers in Seattle, causing destruction on our streets or the trump extremists who ravaged the capital, it highlights a difference and how protesters of different races are treated. What do you think they would have this much tolerance on Capitol Hill? Yeah, those nightly demonstrations were all black kids. Activists say the way forward will be more important than ever to. We're willing to acknowledge our history together. And we can't move for and he made his comments to call most. Tammy Mortaza, I'll stay lawmaker in Oregon is under investigation, accused of opening the doors of the state Capitol in Salem and inviting violent protesters. Inside story from Cuomo's Corwin Hate. The incident in question happened last month, Demonstrators stormed the state Capitol December 21st during a reopen Oregon rally, smashing windows and gaining entrance while lawmakers were inside for a special session for people were arrested. Now are new. Partner K two is reporting, Oregon State police told House Speaker Tina Coat check. They have confirmed a Republican state representative named Mike Niermann opened the door to allow protesters into the building is the serious Serious breach of public trucks. This is speaker coat check His actions put staff and legislators and law enforcement in danger, She says. Legislators and staff who are also persons of color were especially terrorized because the rhetoric at the demonstrators is out of the trump playbook and very much caters to wait. Supremacist motivations, has offered no comment. Kotex says she is currently exploring options to address near Mons alleged actions. Corwin Heiko, Mo News. 6 34 right now, on time for a coma. Traffic.
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"25.6. It had been nearly four years between starts. What were your most vivid memories of that day? You know, I think there's a lot of nervous energy for me just from the from the first nap and you know it's it's been. It had been such a long time. Um you know, obstinate preseason games and all that, but it's just not the same, really, and being able to get in the natural. Regular season game, I think was was extremely exciting for me. Obviously, I was, you know, very pumped to play and obviously get the wind to is the best feeling. But, um, you know, like I said, you know, a lot of guys would be in the league for a long time and still never see that opportunity. So just to be able to Get that was was. It was awesome. Awesome feeling for me? Talking to Brandon Allen. You joined the Bangles this year initially is the so called quarantine quarterback where you had to be kept away from the other guys as much as possible. What was the hardest part of that? Um, you know, I think just not being around him, I think was the artist part. You know you You've done things a certain way for so long and then you know, Cove. It comes and everything just changes. It's all zoom calls. It's you. You got to stay away from when you can't come near anyone. It's just very different. Um, feeling, and so I think just the hardest part is not being around really any of the guys, especially the quarterback room, you know you you grow relationships in that room. When you're in meetings together, and to be over zoom and have to stay away from the practice was was kind of Challenging and difficult the same time. All right. A few wild card questions as we wrap up fun facts and Brandon Allen. Are you a fan of another sport? And if so, what team do you follow? I think that goes back to the grown ups are excited, really have a team. I think I grew up just watching. And having favorite players. I didn't really have a favorite team, so I am a fan of Polish points of love, washing golf. I think that's probably my favorite thing to watch other than football, and obviously Justin Thomas, and then those guys, there are DJ are a lot of fun to watch. And then seeing Tiger back out there is there's been a lot of fun to watch. So find a pic. I definitely probably the Gulf. Sounds like you play. I do. I tried to anyway. Not as good of Stanley, but I'm working on it. Is he the chap and see the Bangles? A golfing champ? I think he is right now. I think he's probably the guy that everyone's take down and on the golf course. Do you have any hidden talents? I don't know that they're hidden talents. I was talking to drew sample today and you said one of his offseason projects is to learn to juggle and I told him I could try to teach him how to juggle in five minutes, so maybe juggling could be hidden down in that early. Don't really have anything that special. You and AJ green, our team jugglers. I don't know if you're aware that he has that skill. He's got the juggling Scott. I didn't know as many people didn't know how to juggle. So I guess it is a More of a hidden talent that I thought it was. I'm on that list. Unfortunately, in your most extravagant purchase, I've done a good job of not having Too many extravagant purchases. Would have to say just last Christmas. I think I bought my wife a lily of the Thanh purse, and that probably would have been the most money for what I was getting that I've probably spent in my career so far. A lot of dough in a small box, huh? I know. I know Those things are expensive. All right. If you could meet anybody in history athlete Entertainer statesman. Whatever. Who would that person be? That is hard, um Probably have to say I've met a lot of really good football players a problem. Michael Jordan. Have not had that pleasure of meeting Michael driving. That would be a really cool thing Just to say that you shook hands of my majority met Michael Jordan, I think is a really cool thing. I'd love to play some golf with him sometimes, so that would be That would be pretty cool. You'd have to play for big money based on everything about him at the golf course I better bring some people with me. Put it all right. You are off the hot seat. I appreciate your time. Best of luck in the final game of the year and I have a great offseason. Thanks very much. We're going to take a quick time out, becoming up first, a quick reminder that Bangles have a special club just for you, Lady. Show your bangle spirit by joining Who Day ladies. Presented by Kotex Kat Nelle in Kleenex to sign up, visit Bangles dot com slash ladies. He? Hagen's rookie year came to an end earlier than hoped. But it was a great one. We'll take a look when we continue. This is Bangles Line, a news radio 700 WLW can't find an effective disinfectant. Right now..
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"What other qualities unite his ever-widening diverse portfolio of work is actually an answer? That comes pretty simply. And that's just the context context of the situation and what I mean by context. It's not just the physical context. It's also the cultural context. You're just trying to for me anyway as an architect understand what what the situation is and then come together with some sort of appropriate response the response is always going to be different. And I suppose there's always a bit of a changing need an atmosphere around the work which changes and I WANNA talk. Tiny about sustainability is the issue of the day but your work is always some of the best examples of it. Do this brilliant. They engaged just with the idea of nature and the built environment and bringing those two things together. Do you think that conversations always been there or is it more important now than I. You know I can say easily easily in my career. Absolutely that's been a conversation that's been part of my life. Since I was a kid I grew up in a big landscape. Big Sky big mountains big desert's and so for me. The natural landscape quite naturally comes to me as a place to understand quickly and a place to respond to quickly away from a sustainability strategy. What that means is that if in fact you do engage sort of a natural landscape in a sense if you understand natural landscapes you actually understand sustainability because you're understanding the natural forces and so if you're making decisions architectural decisions based on understanding those natural forces not only just climatic metro forces Belsen Material Natural Forces physical natural forces? We actually making reasonable notable responses and a reasonable response. A smart response is a sustainable response. Is that making sense. There was the building may be low maintenance. The building Mesa breath. The building may sort of respond correctly to a solar situation. And that's a sustainable strategy. The profession has been I think a mixed bag. Frankly Klay I think if you look different careers. You'll see different responses historically. You can go back any number of years and recognize architects KOTEX. That came from. Maybe they didn't have the word sustainability but they had basis that should be a rational response and again a rational response would be smart response. That's would be a low energy response would be a sustainable response. We learn a lot even from non architects. Our ancestors the way they had to solve problems before there it was a grid they had to sort of figure out how to sustainably us. Maybe what they had cut in the form of firewood it or gathered in the form of some sort of heat source. Certainly if you're in a temperate semi tropical climate the strategies that our ancestors there's would do buildings were also sustainable because in other words if you're in a semi tropic air you're looking for coolness so you know how to engage depending on the humidity of a situation but maybe maybe evaporative cooling as an swamp cooler or leading the natural breezes go underneath a building through a building in a cross a top of building interesting so you think design and its capacity acetates. Who I suppose do the most with the least lends itself actually to this sustainable fight? I guess materials place though where the technology is shifting most quickly and interesting that you guys can come dig in your work use a lot of woods so we're almost back to that sense of the natural being able to do things as well as the sins ethic. Well you're making a really interesting point because you're right. The Pacific northwest the Canadian West. They really are the big forest up there so that was an available material for many many years so we also recognize the difficulty with using wooden. And if you're in a environment oh maybe you could say an environment similar to like London which is a relatively typically wet humid and particularly. Yeah no kidding but historically basically you have done using wood products is that in a the sense in these sort of mild climates. y'All set up a compost heap. You've already started the sort of deconstruction. This would so from a sustainability sustainability standpoint. There's always been this. Conversation is in fact like most of London is maybe made from bricks and concrete and steel is that potentially more sustainable strategy. Because there's no maintenance you don't have to come back you don't have to replace bricks mortar concrete or maybe has a much longer life span and certainly the embodied energy initially is is higher but maintenance becomes a big part of a circling back to wood. Wood is going through sort of a technological evolution evolution or maybe a revolution where the way would is being used and being treated now is actually becoming much more sustainable. So here do you have well. It's always been maybe sustainable one but one could argue that. It's a complicated answer. I think it's becoming a simpler answer traditionally. If you you build out of wood you're basically encapsulating the carbon but if that carbon begins to deteriorate you're basically releasing this is carbon again if there's a way to sort of encapsulate that carbon which is what we're doing for a number of years now with CLT's an example we're making structure out of a lot of woods that's across nominates and cross laminated treating them. Well it's a way of making this would and taking a bunch of wood and making something structural out of it which is actually taking the tree as it's growing is naturally an air scrubber innocence so it actually unlike concrete or steel. It's not being made with petroleum products and releasing a bunch of carbon in the process of being made. It's actually dealing with it so it's actually a scrubbing device. Ice It's a divisive ask is cleaning the air. That's a good thing. Then when you got it and shape it and whatever and then you assemble it if you can keep that from not rotting or decomposing or burning. Then you've got a really interesting sustainability strategy where you're growing something takes out the problem. The some of the issues. And then you're encapsulating it and storing it absolutely and I think when I talk to people about sustainability is while you've hit tournament good point that despite the initial outlay of building things from bricks and a lot of the unfairness of the building industry at the time of London's Victorian and Georgian building. Actually a lot of the move lasted rather well and the way that people used those structures have changed over time have been divided into flats. But they've been quite good shells and I sometimes see new buildings flying up big big losses tail towers and I wonder how they're wonder how they're going to age so that's an interesting point. When Your Architectural Co Conspirator Jim Olson was here he told me a very compelling story about knowing that he wanted to be an architecture and extraordinarily young age it was a bucolic image of a child building forts plane with bow and Arrow no doubt carefully cultivated automated to entertain me? Did you always know you wanted to be an architect and that same way. I knew I didn't want to be an architect. Okay as a kid. My Dad was an architect attacked and I grew up around a community of architects. And they were actually mid century architecture actually very good. They did some terrific projects in the fifties fifties and sixties. But I actually found the culture kind of uncomfortable to be around for all reasons. You know the culture of architecture and some of the characteristics actress of that what I was comfortable around are more comfortable around was part of that community was a very strong artist community and I appreciated the artists anti elitist inventive creative fun loving Bohemian kind of character a which was the antithesis of what I saw in the architecture community so I knew I wasn't going to be an artist because I think in artists comes from a different place and even as as a child I knew that wasn't a place I was going but also did not want to be an architect in don't converge. Yeah well it. It was kind of an interesting the process for me certainly and it was a process that even surprised my dad because he knew how I felt about it. I actually went to the university to study hard. Sciences basically physics yes in some math and whatever and I thought possibly geophysics was really my direction academically but I was also very interested in mountain climbing and mountain skiing. That was almost my passion in a way. So there was an academic direction and Sort of a physical direction completely separate from the profession architecture. And I've been saying this figured out pretty quickly that I wasn't as clever as I thought. I was in that particular academic direction so I started taking our classes asses because our classes were always something I found interesting or important to my background and we all know that architecture is the intersection of rational. He was Sir I was absolutely and it was like this relentless force that was pulling me into this black hole of architecture and ultimately fell into it and of course. In Retrospect I. I couldn't be happier about what I get to do. As a professional I just pinch myself I lucked out. Fortunately against all desire I became what I didn't. I want to become as a case for face. I think. So
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"This is Connor Lennon from UN news with news threat. Ebola virus disease has now surfaced in Uganda, where it's claimed two lives so far this week, the World Health Organization, or WHO is hopeful the country's efforts to protect communities will quickly prove successful in an interview with Daniel Johnson from your news WHO spokesperson Tarik. He has a ravage explains. What the priorities are for the U, N health agency and the Yueyang authorities. Well, now we I received information from the ministry of health of Uganda that the second of free persons, who were confirmed evola positive as passed away. So obviously is very important that industry of health together with the world, Hutter musician goes quickly to this area where the cases have been identified to make sure that all those who may have been in contact with these people are being monitored. And obviously, there is a cooperation between ministries of health of Uganda and. Democratic Republic of Congo and the number of issues trying to make the response measures being coordinated and a reported fifty or so contacts from these people who were infected with Ebola. What's the latest figuring kotex? And how many are you tracing right now? Well, the numbers are changing obviously, but we are right now compiling the list of those who may have been in touch with members of this family who have tested positive. It is important that these people are identified today are offered vaccine and followed for twenty one days, Uganda has been working on preparedness since the beginning of the outbreaking DRC. And we hope that these preparedness work real now very fruits, aiming to shut down, this outbreak quick and you have your w show director, general tomorrow, reconvening, the international health regulations emergency committee. It's not looking good is it? We are convening emergency committee tomorrow. We will listen to the advice of the emergency committee as it has been case in the past.
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"The this is the news in brief from the United Nations, boosting the number of women and girls entering so-called stem careers, meaning science technology, engineering and math is vital to achieving the sustainable development goals by twenty thirty. That was the message from UN secretary General Antonio kotex to Mark international day of women and girls in science celebrated on Monday. These years theme is investment in women and girls for inclusive. Green growth, mister Gutierrez. I lighted that women and girls remain woefully under represented for reasons that include gender, stereotypes Aliko visible role models and supportive, or even all style policies and environments U N data shows that only around thirty percent of female students select stem related fields in higher education desperately needed food aid for millions of Yemenis is at risk of rotting in a storage facility in the port city of data because conditions are too and safe to reach it. The UN special envoy for. For Yemen and UN emergency relief chief said on Monday in a joint statement, invoice Martyn Griffiths and OSA Hedmark Lowcock warned that urgency of getting to the Red Sea meals was growing day by day. It's been more than five months since you an aid workers were less able to exit with enough food to feed three point seven million people for a month the grain store in the meals could help the World Food Program or WFP scaler food assistance to nearly twelve million people. A fifty percent increase on two thousand eighteen in December WFP reached a record ten million people until now however forces affiliated with healthy movement, which controls the vital port of data. If not allowed do you went to cross frontlines to access the life saving grain, the dismissal of Nigeria's. Chief Justice may constitute a grave attack on judicial independence from the state. A UN appointed independent rights expert said on Monday, the expert warned of threats pressures and. Interferences made against the lawyers defending him chief Justice Walter on organ was suspended on twenty five January de independent UN special repertoire on the independence of judges and lawyers Diego Garcia Saen noted. In a statement is comments come ahead of general elections, Nigeria to be held on Saturday, international human rights standards provide that judges may be dismissed only on series grounds of misconduct or incompetence. He said Mr. Garcia Syon edited at any decision to suspend or remove a judge from office should be fair and should be taken by an independent authority. He said the decision to replace chief Justice HOGAN last month with Abraham Tanko. Mohammed was taken by Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari and Carmel United Nations.
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