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"Elijah McClain. Aurora, Colorado police officer Nathan Woodyard is found not guilty of homicide and manslaughter following a weeks -long trial. Twenty -three -year -old Elijah McClain died after being put in a neck hold by Woodyard, then pinned to the ground by him and several other officers. Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser. Today's verdict not is the one that we had hoped for. At this moment I'm thinking about Shanine McClain, who has fought hard to keep her son's memory alive and to live on as a blessing. The trial against the two other officers resulted in a split verdict last month with one convicted of homicide, the other acquitted. Matt Piper, CBS News. Amid the Israel -Hamas war, it appears pro -Palestine activists localized a local Arlington office building early Monday morning. That building is home to an Israeli defense firm. That's the sound of workers clearing the red paint outside of Arlington Tower, which is home to an office for an Israeli defense firm known as Elbit Systems. On an ex -post, the account Palestine Action U .S. appeared to take credit, the saying action sent a strong message, and video appears to show the words war criminals and free Palestine on the building. Arlington police say they are investigating the vandalism that happened in the 2 a .m. hour. WTOP confirmed two similar incidents outside of the building. One in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The other in Pennsylvania. In Arlington, Mike Murillo, WTOP News. In a statement to WTOP, Elbit America says this week Its mission is to protect and save lives. It also says while it supports the rights of protesters to peacefully express their views, the company also takes the safety and well -being of its employees extremely seriously and end to that is working with local law enforcement. Capital One Arena opened for games and concerts you may remember almost 30 years ago, 26 years ago to be exact. So should public funds now be used to fix up the aging home of the Caps and Wizards? It's a fixture in the heart of Chinatown and Gallery Place. The Washington Post reports Monumental Sports is asking the district for 600 million dollars pulled with Monumentals 200 million to improve Capital One Arena. Outside the center some people say they like the idea. Yeah, think I the public should pitch in and invest in their city that way. We love going to Capital One the way it is now one but of it's the definitely older arenas. Others are reluctant. My opinion about that is our taxpayers shouldn't have to pay for that because they're going to make their money regardless. A visitor from the Netherlands says it's up to taxpayers. But it's their money so the taxpayers should decide it. In downtown DC, Dick Ioliano, WTOP News. You are listening to 103 .5 FM and WTOP .com WTOP You're with Dean Lane on WTOP. Timing is everything and you've if been looking for a luxury vehicle, look no further than Select Auto Imports in Alexandria. For 37 years Select Auto Imports has saved you thousands off MSRP on pre -owned BMWs, Mercedes -Benz, Audi and Range Rovers. Now we're expanding in need room for our new showroom. That means lower prices just got lower. out Check hundreds of luxury vehicles at SelectAutoImports .com or visit us on Van Doren Street in Alexandria. These savings won't last forever. SelectAutoImports .com Sports at 125 and 55 powered by Red River. Technology decisions aren't black and white. Think Red. 125 Tuesday morning November 7th. Glad
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"For any occasion. For your free custom same day quotes, schedule your free in -home design consultation now at 3dayblinds .com. That's 3dayblinds .com. Traffic and weather on the 8th. Back to the WTOP Traffic Center for an update check. Okay, we'd been watching McClain toward Bethesda. This is the interloop of the Beltway up on the Legion Bridge. We heard of debris that was in the second side of the road, second lane from the left it was, and we'd had two or three drivers that kind of came to a stop. A driver hopped out and moved the debris over onto the left shoulder. Thank you very much. You will find now all travel lanes open. Still a little bit heavy though as you leave McClain toward Maryland, but at least now lanes are open. Staying in Maryland as you head through Rockville, southbound 270 near the lane divide. We had a work crew along the left side. Beltway itself cleared out. College Park toward the Wilson Bridge and back. No late delays. Outer loop from 95 over to Georgia Avenue. Still have some fire department activity around the apartment building. Fire on northbound Route 1 College Park after the Beltway. It's along the right side. Virginia still slows. First of all the work on the inner loop between the toll road and Georgetown Pike. They should be working along the right side. 66 slows. The crash east on 66 after business 234. Last turn involved a truck. It was along the left of side the roadway and we still have that slowdown. Fairfax County Parkway going north near Rolling Road. Crash activity. The ramp is blocked from Rolling Road. To go northbound please follow police direction. The inner loop a is little bit heavy as you ride around Braddock Road toward 236. 95 and 395 well done. You can a see golf golf clap. Fredericksburg through Springfield north onto 395 to the 14th. Right now without much of any delay. In the district we'd had a late crash in southeast reported on Minnesota Avenue southbound near Pennsylvania Avenue. Look sharp. Shop smart. Visit America's Best for a comprehensive eye exam plus two pairs of glasses starting at just $79 .95. Book an exam at AmericasBest dot com. Jack Taylor WTOP traffic. And here's Seven News First Alert meteorologist Eileen Whalen. weather out Dry weather there this morning and we're going to be rain free all day. Temperatures though on the rise. We'll be in the upper 90s by lunchtime.
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"I. Keep it here on WTO for details on these and other stories in the meta ahead. Traffic and weather on the 8s, rob is in the WTO P traffic center. Thanks, Dan. In Silver Spring, slowdowns on both loops of the beltway toward Georgia avenue the crash was reported to be by Maryland state troopers on the outer loop, but judging from the camera's I've seen and may be on the in loop as you head up the hill toward Georgia avenue to watch out for that. Otherwise, no problems being reported on two 70 things are clear on I 95 and the BW Parkway between the two beltways route 50 remains pretty cool between the capitol beltway and the eastern shore. In Virginia, the beltway remains clear between Alexandria and mcclain, eastbound dulles toll road before Honda mill road, the right side was blocked for the crash at last report he had a single left lane getting by. No issues on 66, I 95s and great shape brief delays going across the aka kwon down one 23, then again approaching garrisonville as you head down toward the rappahannock river north on I three 95 still some delays approaching boundary channel drive up to and across the 14th street bridge, of course, rolling to remember today taking place where the staging area is at The Pentagon but constitution avenue in the district as well as Pennsylvania avenue all getting clogged up right now and people who have been here for over 20 years seem to find no place to go at this point, so keep in mind there are closers in place between 23rd and third street to northwest on constitution avenue. You have no access to lower 14th street, as well as, of course, the 12th street expressway. If you're headed inbound, I have passed a 14th street bridge, traveling back in the district inbound on the suitland Parkway near Stanton road, that crash should be wrapped up and gone. Northbound D.C. two 95 after Pennsylvania avenue, that's where we have the report of a crash uncertain as to which lane or lanes may be blocked. So watch out if you're traveling there. I'm rob stallworth WTO traffic. Now to 7 news first alert meteorologist Jordan Evans. We're starting off the day temperatures in the 50s and 60s by this afternoon. Highs around 72 lower than the
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"$59. Michael and son. Traffic and weather on the 8s and when it breaks, Robb's stallworth is in the traffic center. Playing still open for now on the beltway in Virginia between Alexandria and mcclain, southbound I three 95 near glee Brood X number 7, two right lanes are blocked for the work zone to watch out for that. North Ben I three 95 after et cetera, we understand the left side is blocked for the work. Westbound I 66 inside the beltway near route 29, the spout run Parkway. That's where we have the right lane block for the work zone. No problems so far on I 95 between the Springfield interchange and Fredericksburg and Maryland, things are clear on the beltway through Montgomery and prince George's counties. Southbound to 70 as you leave, I 70 headed toward 80 urbana. We understand the rights out as block for the work zone. I 70 eastbound before 17 in Myers Bill the left lane is actually getting by that particular work zone. BW Parkway SAP in an I one 95 BW R third grade Marshall airport, the left lane block for that work, and scans will route once outbound between varman road and free state drive the left lane gets you by the work zone there, traveling on university boulevard, eastbound between Georgia avenue and Amherst avenue, a single right lane is blocked as a result of the fire department activity in wide oak, southbound 29 near Stuart lane, the sibling gets you through the work zone there, traveling in the district southbound in the third street tunnel, leaving New York avenue headed toward the southwest freeway, watch out, the work zone is set up and blocking the left lane. Looking for a safe way to sell your car, go to fits by his cars dot com, get the best value for your car in the safe environment of a new dealership, fits by his cars dot com. That's the 5th way. Rob stallworth, WTO traffic, and to 7 news first alert chief meteorologist Veronica Johnson expects some spotty showers just past midnight, not a bad evening at all out there. It had a lot of breaks in the cloud cover.
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"Bike friendly city. He says bike lanes are important, but so is the mentality of all road users. That is something that will take time that people realize that it's not only cars on the road, but it's also cyclists. Asbell says he rides his bikes in D.C., finding it good for transportation and health. Sandy cosell WTO news. For the first time, visitors will get a chance this week to experience the grand main reading room at the Library of Congress. The room in the Thomas Jefferson building will be open to visitors from ten 30 to 1130 in the morning and again from two to three in the afternoon on Tuesdays through Fridays. This area of the Library of Congress is usually reserved for researchers only. Research is going to continue in the main reading room as visitors are looking around. The Library of Congress expects visitors to maintain the respectful atmosphere. The number of visitors inside at one time will be limited. The pilot program for the expanded access for visitors in the main reading room will continue through the fall. Metro is increasing the use of police officers from other agencies in the Washington region, the agency is paying overtime for extra shifts at train stations in areas where riders board buses. Metro says an increase in crime is the reason. It comes as several local police departments across the region say they are suffering too from staffing shortages. Metro's police force already has a partnership with D.C. and police in greenbelt in prince George's county. Coming up after traffic and weather, another way artificial intelligence is being used this time when it comes to the heart. 9 O 8. You got a precision AC tune up for only $59. Michael and son. Traffic and weather on the aids rob stallworth is in the traffic center. Thank you and still good shape on the capitol beltway in Virginia between Alexandria and mcclain, new prom being reported on the dulles toll road eastbound at the ramp 400 mill road exit 14, we understand the right side is blocked for the broken down vehicle. No issues, reported on 66 for now, between Gainesville and rosalyn, you remain in good shape in both directions, keep in mind and cliff that it was union mill road, south of new Braddock road, the vehicle fire near the twin lakes drive in twin lakes golf course should be cleared and all you traveling to open are problems when I 95 are I three 95 between Fredericksburg in the 14th street bridge or express lanes are pointed in the northbound direction surprisingly, no delays SAP out on I 95 as you go across the yaka Khan in down to one 23. If you traveling in the district things are clear on the southeast Southwest freeway, no problem in the third street tunnel headed toward New York avenue. Things are clear on I two 95 as well as DT two 95 between blue planes and eastern avenue, the traveling in Maryland, no issues on the beltway through prince George's and Montgomery county, issues on two 70 northbound near one 21 report of a broken down possibly along the right side. In south mountain, westbound I 70 between the south mountain rest area and boonesborough road we understand the left lane has some metal debris, possible bumper heat shield and roadway to watch out for that. Otherwise, no problems going across the bay bridge, you are traveling to open and available there. If you're traveling at this point on I 95, you're pretty good as well as the BW Parkway still keep in mind one 93 Watkins mill wrote some delays between two 14 central avenue and two O two land of a road. McKesson delivers medical supplies for federal agencies through supply schedules, visit MMS dot McKesson dot com slash government for details. Rob stallworth, WTO traffic. Now the forecast from 7 news first alert meteorologist Jordan Evans. Achilles start to your Easter Sunday temperatures in the mid 30s across the metro area, but some spots are at a freezing 32 or below. Hopefully covered up those outdoor plants or brought them inside. There could be some damage this morning with these cold temperatures. By the afternoon, plenty of sunshine and light east winds look for those highs to be closer to the average. That's 65 for this time of year. Tomorrow, more 60s, but we'll say hello to the 70s and eventually the 80s by Wednesday. I'm 70s meter. I'll just draw nevins for first alert weather. Sunshine 47° in roslin also 47 right now in Laurel brought to by long fence, save 20% on long fence, Dex pavers and fences go to long fence dot com today and schedule your free and home estimate. Money news at ten and 40 past the hour, here's Lisa Mateo. This is a Bloomberg money minute. Move over personal assistance, AI is being used for risque relationships. 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"mcclain" Discussed on WTOP
"Through Tyson's Virginia side and through mcclain toward the legion bridge, your coast and elsewhere around the rest of the beltway at the moment. I like two 70 had a one broken down in the northbound lanes before route 28 still waiting for help along the right side at last check. I 95 no issues reported through Maryland. BW Parkway, not that bad, maybe a little below speed north after the beltway through greenbelt toward powder mill road, route 50, volume still there, although less of it since our last report along the eastbound side from after sandy point toward the eastbound span of the bay bridge, still with three lanes west and two lanes east across bay though. Over in Virginia, 66 west towards cineville delays are just about gone, crash last hour near route 28 was cleared for the right side of the roadway started everything off. I three 95 volume heavy at times along the northbound side, just a little blip of it. From before boundary channel, folks waiting their turn across the 14th street bridge into the city. I 95, Virginia scientists volume delays south after newington lorden woodbridge Dale City heaviest on the northbound side, no change between spotsylvania and Fredericksburg express lanes or pointed northbound. Jiffy lube service centers keep you moving from oil changes and tire rotations who filters and wipers to a full range of services, visit jiffy lube D.C. dot com for a location near you. Rick McClure, WTO peak traffic. It's happening weather wise, we do have a frosted effect for the overnight. Let's see what's happening outside of that. Meteorologist Steve brings a valley. We have a frost
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"The video recording, mcclain explains who the payments were going towards, including alderman and precinct captains. McLean also tells marques, I will say to you, don't put anything in writing. The three other defendants on trial are former comment CEO and pramad. Former comet executive John hooker and former comedy consultant and city club of Chicago president Jay Doherty. The April 4th runoff a week from today, a new northwestern university poll shows Paul valles and Brandon Johnson pretty much in a dead heat each candidate holding on to 44% of the overall vote, 12% undecided. Associate professor in the department of political science high may Dominguez says two demographics have a majority. One more is still up for grabs. The majority of whites are supporting palm bellis 51%, while the majority of blacks in Chicago are supporting Brandon Johnson at 55%. 46% of Latinos saying they're going to vote for Paul valles, but at the same time 35% are saying that they're going to load for Johnson's. Wides reported higher contact rates for the candidates, a 62% versus 38% who have not yet been contacted. Mayor lightfoot announcing today three plans have been picked for mixed income housing eligible for city subsidies. The project will update aging buildings on or near LaSalle street that have great architecture, but have fallen out of favor as office space. The winners include the Monroe residents and hotel, the field building on the LaSalle residency. The mayor says there is zero affordable apartments for low income chicagoans in that neighborhood. Providing those housing opportunities will be key in our mission to reimagine LaSalle street as a mixed income, mixed use community. The project's call for more than a thousand housing units and more than half a $1 billion in investment. The suspect who was killed in the Nashville shootings, authorities say that they'd purchased at least 7 firearms from local stores. Here's news nation's Richmond Hughes. A community in mourning gathered against a for updates on the covenant school shooting that left 7 dead on Monday. Police chief John Drake sharing that the shooter was unknown to authorities before yesterday, but new details have left many asking, why? As
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"Superintendent is tapped by governor Wes Moore to officially get the job. Keep it here for full details on these top stories in minutes. One 48. Traffic and weather are the 8s, Robb stallworth watching things from the traffic section. Big slowdowns in Virginia on the inner loop as you leave Tyson's headed toward mcclain the work near the Delos toll road blocking the rights out of the roadway states to the left in order to get by there then delays on the outer loop coming across the American legion bridge with that left lane blocked with work and then continuing further south toward the Georgetown pike still with the work in the left lane, northbound, and southbound on the George Washington Parkway between the beltway and spout run, a left lane gets you by the work zone, delays are there if your north bend on I three 95 pass edsel road. That's where the right lane is blocked for the work, new problem is in merrifield, westbound 50, Arlington boulevard after gallows road, the crash near Williams drive is under police direction. If you traveling on I 95 south Ben expected lays going across the yaku Khan and down one 23 on the beltway in Maryland pretty good through prince George's county for now with no real issues, but the en loop is starting to slow as leaves central avenue headed toward route 50 in the John Hansen highway on four 50 westbound this 6 48 Baltimore Annapolis boulevard we have traffic alternating around the work there. Still the issue in fort Washington knew northbound two ten near O four row north of Livingston square, that's where we had the report of a crash if you travel in the district, norepinephrine two 95 near the inbound 11 street bridge may only have a single lane getting you through the work zone. Now open metro silver line extension is connecting you to 6 new stations including dulles airport, connect with more, connect with metro. I'm rob stallworth WTO traffic. My extent of this potentially record breaking warmth today. Looking at a very spring like afternoon, partly to mostly sunny skies, breezy and warmer are high upper 70s to lower
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"120 countries. I'm Michael Barr, this is Bloomberg Tom Paul. Michael Barr thinks so much. Bloomberg business of sports with the shift I watched the other day in baseball. I still don't get it. But now we have relief pitchers starting games. Jeff passing over to ESPN today with a smart article on breaking the cadence of starting pitcher to middle relief to one guy that mops it up. What we grew up with is gone. There is no Sandy Koufax anymore. You don't have that. You don't have the pictures that we had back in the day. The Denny with tigers, man. You don't even look records anymore. You don't say like it used to be, if you're a great pitcher, you had 20 wins in a season. Yeah. Yeah. Nobody gets that anymore. Remember the Baltimore Orioles had three pitchers one year Jim Palmer and two others that were killed. From a Bloomberg business of sports standpoint, is this just there were so much money that the worry about their arm is completely taken over. Denny mcclain didn't care about his arm. He would just pitch until. I mean, we all fell off. You're too young to remember this, Michael barber, there's a guy named Christy Matheson out of bucknell, who tragically died early of TB, but a guy like Matheson pitched himself out of baseball. I get that's the bad case. A hundred whatever pitches a game. Pretty soon he couldn't throw the ball, but have we swung too far the other way? No, well, I think this is the way you're going to see the game go, because you're going to have it broken down in three segments like that. You got started, then you got the middle, then you got the reliever. You're going to see
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Hour the conversation of the morning John mcclain editor in chief of Bloomberg news He discusses his big take story on the second great era of globalization and the west role in preserving it Plus Barry rid holds fan of Rudolph's wealth management he's also a Bloomberg opinion columnist We have him on every Thursday to get his unique views on these markets first Let's go to Greg Jarrett get a Bloomberg business flash Greg what do you got We continue to edge higher here Paul is morning trading on Wall Street as a streak of cautious They're looking that way on all the world markets right now Major U.S. indexes are mixed for the week so far after alternating between gains and losses over the past few days As I say we're surging up again right now with the S&P up 1% up 44 the Dow is up 7 tenths of a percent of 235 and the NASDAQ's up over 1% up a 151 The ten years down 1530 seconds the yield 2.34% West Texas intermediate cruise down 1.4% now at a $113 33 cents a barrel Comics goes up 1.2% in 1966 30 an ounce The dollar yen one 21 97 the Euro a dollar ten O three and the British founded 31 88 Applications for U.S. state unemployment insurance fell last week to the lowest since 1969 as the employer's desperately try to hang on to workers amid near record job openings and depressed labor force participation initial unemployment claims decreased by 28,000 to a 187,000 in the week ended March 19th That is your Bloomberg business flash Bloomberg markets continues now with Paul Sweeney and Matt Miller This is the big take the best of Bloomberg's in depth original reporting from around the globe This is a really fast moving story Of course a lot of outrage among investors This is so fascinating The market shut.
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"Boise Meanwhile coming up I'm going to be joined by tran She's the VP of microns DRAM process integration I'm going to talk about well look the technological innovation that's happening right here right now I've seen the lists of the patents that are being built on average three per day coming out of microns So we're going to talk about how nearly 30 years in the business to help inspire also next generation of female innovators in particular Plus later while the mayor of Boise Lauren mcclain why my conversation with her on a boomer job creation in the city is a bring back When you reorganize and declutter we're probably the first thing you decide to keep Is there any serious contemplation of sanctions against China detailed financial and business reporting Tell us more about your customers and how they're doing now Expert analysis You're basically just changing a $5 bill into 5 ones Definitely essential Looking at high yield where does that take you these days Bloomberg radio the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com Bloomberg the world is listening The composer Joseph Haydn famously said I listened more than I studied It sounds like a law school hypothetical Here in Bloomberg it's the same thing Do you maintain that low rate regime Can you see out two years How do you build a strategy with that eventuality in mind Experts information news The push sets up a potential fight What do we know about how it will go public Bloomberg radio the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com Bloomberg the world is listening Your business you could save big when you bundle your home and auto with progressive but when we just come out and say it it feels like it falls a bit flat so instead we're going to hire a professional voice actor and pay him absurd amounts of money to say I like this product I'm not sure whether that was better I mean I'm a professional too but we didn't pay in to see the business parts so back to.
Milk Crates and Turntables. A Music Discussion Podcast
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"Yeah, let's see who else. I don't think you can top that Snoop Dogg. Happy birthday Snoop Dogg. Sipping on gin and juice. All right, so that's it, buddy. Quick hour, man. Let's call it a show. Always always a pleasure having you buddy. That was good. Can you imagine if you and I finally decide to break up that one of us will await the others call just counting their 40 million easy Andrew easy easy. But I got three other live streams, so, you know, if you want to come on, I'll take you on. That's okay. You can call me Andrew that makes you George. And this is absolutely nothing. Don't ever forget. Don't ever forget. Wake me up before you go, go, Jack. Wake me up before you go, go. Because all I want is my freedom. I won't let you down. Ah, you're really rolling there. Let's quit on a high note. All right, everybody. Was that a high note? Are you shitting me? And Scott the IT guy once again, he failed to leave the outro. So I'll do it. I guess I can do this on my own. Listen, if you like the show, share it. If you like it and you're not subscribed, please subscribe. Tell your friends about it. It's always a pleasure. Like I always say, and I think I speak for Jack. Doing the show for you people to quote my favorite artist Morrissey, the pleasure, the privilege is mine and Jax. So with that, we will call it a night. All right, Jackie boys, stay on. Aren't you gonna play your guitar? This is your chance to play that thing. Come on. Come on, you and Scott the IT guy. You got a ukulele. Good night, everybody. The milk crates and turntables podcast is produced by Scott mcclain at the KO FB studio in Boca Raton Florida. It's co produced by Jack calabrese and calling a claim. If you like this podcast, hit follow wherever you're listening right now. If you're listening on Apple podcasts, please give us a 5 star rating and leave a comment, even if it's just to say hi. Also, be sure to tell your Friends about this podcast. I mean, who doesn't like to talk about music? Right?.
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"Eat flies. I don't donate me. I'm a vegetarian. I don't kill flies. He said And before that. If you could hear elisha saying i was just going home. I'm an introvert. I'm different. I was just going home. I'm different. That's all i was doing. I'm so sorry. I have no gun. I don't do that stuff. I don't do any fighting. why are you taking me. He said that's the police body camera footage of officers tackling and arresting elisha as he walked home august two thousand nineteen medical responders to arrive then injected elijah with a large amount of the powerful sedative. Ketamine enough just sedate a large two hundred pound man even though elijah was just five six under one hundred forty pounds. He suffered cardiac arrest on the way to. The hospital died several days later. This is colorado attorney general. Philip wiser speaking wednesday after announcing the charges against those involved in elisha death late last thursday. After careful and thoughtful deliberation the grand jury returned thirty to count indictment against aurora police. Officers randy row dima and nathan would former aurora police officer jason rosenblatt and aurora fire. Rescue paramedics jeremy cooper and peter chikuni for their alleged conduct on the night of august. Twenty four twenty nine that resulted in the death of mr mcclean. The charges come after the local district attorney decided earlier not to file criminal charges citing lack of evidence but protests and an online petition that gathered more than five million signatures the saw happening after In minneapolis What happened There with the murder of george floyd Those protests prompted the colorado governor. Jared police to reexamine the case. This is how elisha mcclain's mother chenine mcclain responded to news of the thirty to count criminal indictment. I'm thankful i'm grateful that They saw i saw that. He never should have been stopped. That he never should have been brutalized. He never should have been handcuffed. Never should have been given kademi. I expect prison for my son's murders and their accomplices. Because that's exactly what. They did their accessories to a crime and I don't think it should be anything less than that. They need to be prosecuted to the extent of the law. We're joined in denver by colorado state representative leslie. Herod she spoke to elisha. Mcclain's mother played a key role in criminal justice reform since his tragic death including spearheading a bill to ban police. Use of ketamine. Leslie herod is also the first. Lgbtq plus african american to hold office in the colorado general assembly. Welcome to democracy. Now can you start off by responding to the indictments two years after elijah mclean was killed by police and paramedics morning. And thanks for having me. What i would say want is that i echo minutes sentiments. Being grateful that decent indictments have come down. I think that they are a true statement. That colorado believes police accountability and reform in that we will hold officers and first responders accountable when they harm someone in our communities but it was janin's voice and her work that led to colorado passing the largest and most impactful police accountability law in the country and really working on three bills. That allowed this data happen that called ketamine use of force by law enforcement that ensured that we could have special investigations when someone is at the hand of or the direction of law enforcement. We band chokehold and we ended qualified immunity and janine and her work with central to all of that. And what are the next steps for the attorney. General's office after this thirty to count. Indictment general will now take his fight to district court where he will have to plead the case. That alleged mclean was was murdered. A unjustly And that the officers and the first responders use their absorb in a way that was deadly and so he will have to prove. This case won't be easy until important. That people who are engaged now continued to be engaged. Continue to call for justice because this is just one step. We have not reached justice yet. Not for elijah. You know it's amazing. The progress of these indictments what this means after elisha mclean was killed by the police. He's walking home. Sort of dancing wearing headphones. Listening to music violinist who played violin for cats and dogs at a local animal shelter as he said i'm different He said. I don't kill flies. I'm a vegetarian He kept apologizing. Saying i'm so sorry. He said i can't breathe. I can't breathe After this happened even local reporter said they did not pay attention to this. Until george floyd was killed that's when the mass protests happened. Can you talk about that leslie. Howard absolutely well. Colorado and denver specifically was that the center of the protests just like many other cities across the country. And i remember introducing a bill the first day we got back around police accountability and from. I'm sorry from the bid session and when we gave our first rally and talked about the police accountability bill. This small quiet woman stepped up from the crowd. I handed her the megaphone and she looked at me and look at the crowd and said. Why weren't you here for my thought. Why are you here for someone who died states away but when i called you four support people in colorado for support for my son no one showed up and it was interesting because the crowd turned to and the mc. Do you want to take the microphone back. And i said no. I want to have this conversation. I asked who who are side was when she said to mclean. I knew right that that her voice needed to be center in this conversation in that people needed to know who allies was and so from that moment on we worked lockstep to pass police accountability again on three bills over the course of a year and a half to make sure that what happened to her son never happen again but we also raised the profile around her case in a way that gained international attention and put pressure on the governor of colorado to act to tell the attorney general to act and we put provisions in our bill. That's specifically related to allies mcclain's case so that we could get things like the complete body camera cluj. So that we could prosecute the case all of these things were related to elijah and the other black and brown men women and gender non binary people in colorado that have been murdered by the police and finally the response by the colorado police to the protests. Once they actually happened after. George floyd was killed as you pointed out then. Talking about elisha mclean. One of the most moving scenes was the violin vigil. People playing violins and honor of elisha violinist and then beaten by police. How is this changed. The way the aurora police.
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams
Officers and Medics Indicted in Elijah McClain's 2019 Death
"Back in two thousand nineteen hundred twenty three year old. Elijah mclean died after a violent encounter with police today two years after his death a colorado grand jury has finally indicted three police officers and two paramedics our report tonight from nbc news correspondent gabe gutierrez similar unit. We're fighting tonight. Police officers and paramedics in aurora colorado are facing criminal charges after stopping. Twenty-three-year-old elisha mclean while. He walked home from a convenience store here today because allies is not here and he should police had gotten a call about a suspicious man wearing a mask introverts. They restrained him with corroded hull than paramedics injected him with a powerful senate. Kademi is now a thirty to count indictment two officers former officer and two paramedics each face account of manslaughter. In criminally-negligent homicide four of the five also face assault charges mcleans family described him as a kind introvert who played violin to comfort cats at an animal shelter. They say he often wore masks to keep warm because of a blood condition a loud and resounding statement that nobody is above the law right after his death august. Twenty one thousand nine prosecutors did not charge anyone protesters but the case drew renewed attention last year following the murder of george floyd. Some of mclean's last words. I'm just different became a rallying. Cry calling that response. A hysterical overreaction. Today the aurora police union said our officers did nothing wrong. Sadly mr mcclean do a combination of exertion due to his decision to violently resist arrest and a pre existing heart condition but mclean's father wept as he heard the news disneyland. Bit people will be held accountable with the and i know my saying be smiley. Legal experts. Say that while it's unusual for police officers to face charges in this type of case. It's extremely rare for paramedics to do so.
AP News Radio
Officers, medics indicted in 2019 death of Elijah McClain
"Three police officers near Denver into paramedics have been indicted on manslaughter and other charges in the death of a black man Allisha McLean two years ago a nine one one call was received in Aurora Colorado that McLean looks suspicious all I'm going to change Klein told officers he was just different and didn't have a gun McLean was put in a chokehold injected with powerful sedative Attorney General Phil Weiser says macleans memory will live on as a blessing after his death Colorado continues to lead on law enforcement accountability claims mother Shaneen says her son believed humanity matters that are still working are going to lose their job there's a possibility of all this and the Aurora police association says there was no evidence the officers caused McLain's death I'm a Donahue
1 MORE STRONG-CAST with GODZOLA
"mcclain" Discussed on 1 MORE STRONG-CAST with GODZOLA
"For listening. All right, back for one more thing. This week, my thinking outside the box a little bit. Touch on some different topics with Becky. Obviously, the massages and the cryotherapy we talked about Pilates yoga, all that stuff and it helps you become a better, a better athlete, be better in shape. You can compete better physically. So just take care of your body's, you know, think about what you're doing, you know, it's about the gym first and foremost, but what you do outside of the gym is sometimes just as important about what you do in the gym. So taking care of yourself, learning when back off a little bit, make sure you're getting enough sleep, you know, you're eating right. You're doing your stretches, your warmups, your prehab, your rehab, even up to game day. And with Becky and doctor Todd, you know, if they have anybody on sight, you're in the middle of game day. You know, something you always tweak and shit. Nobody goes to a competition and finishes the day feeling good. We're all we're all banged up. I mean, if you go through and you don't feel like you pulled something or tweaks on something, you probably weren't trying hard enough. So people like Becky, you know, they're there to help you so definitely take, you know, take you, even if it's just talking to them. You know, a lot of times you'll see people working on somebody they'll be talking to somebody else about stuff they can do. So just keep that in mind when you're training with strong man. It's not about hitting the maxes in the gym all the time. Sometimes there's a little more to it and that makes the secret some of the best athletes probably aren't going to want to openly tell you. But they definitely find that I so you can tell guys that are doing that kind of stuff. So. But until next time, once again, thanks for listening. If you listen on iTunes, I always ask you, please go right. Comment, respond, all that good stuff. So until next time, Godzilla out..
1 MORE STRONG-CAST with GODZOLA
"mcclain" Discussed on 1 MORE STRONG-CAST with GODZOLA
"Hysterical guy. Luke used to be work on an oil rigger, and now it does strong man full time. Tom being autistic really struggled with how to handle himself mentally and emotionally until his brother got him into the structure and routine of strongman. And there's no doubt Tom has a level of strength and like anything I've ever seen. But I do know events like this take a lot out of them because my stepdaughter is autistic. And I know what a busy day can do to her. I can only imagine what a busy ten days was doing to him and yet he still continues on when I talked to him at the after party. Actually, let's Rachel, my stepped on FaceTime Tom to congratulate him. Pretty emotional about that. Rather nice, but Tom said, now that I've won, I'm going to shine the light on autism. He's really going to make that a focus of his championship. And it's pretty awesome. If you see the sunflowers tattooed on he and his brother, that's for their mother. Her favorite son flower was a sunflower. Their dad plans over 1200 every year to remember her. So the guys have tattoos tattooed on their arms for their mom. Yeah. You know, I don't obviously I don't know them personally, but you have to be. I did. I met Luke and Tom, but I don't know them personally. But I follow them on social media and they just seem like they seem like the kind of guys that everybody will want to make like their friend, you know, which is great. And then with Tom and the autism community, what a better spokesperson. You couldn't ask for anybody else to advocate for autism. And then somebody on that achieving on that level in that kind of position. And they speak so openly to what dealing with someone who is autistic can be like and how challenging it can be. But they're very open and honest in such a way that really makes it okay to share. And a lot of people are afraid to share those kinds of stories, but the reality is, I mean, it happens. We've had a giant slide once that by the end of it, she's done. And it was Lawrence chalet, who stepped in to help because he has an autistic child. Tried to calm her down. He was so kind and so generous and so sweet. So yeah, the strongman community has got one of the best new spokespersons, I think it's had in a while. Yeah, it seems like for years, because he's always been the strong man that has autism. And that was always like a sad story. It seemed that there was always mention, but Alex and now that he is the strong man. Now and he's actually seen the last few years he's opened up more than a lot more comfortable with it. And I've just seen this week. He's been on how many shows? I mean, obviously over the UK. But he's everywhere, and hopefully he's popular with it. Hopefully that shows over here too, even though they're from over there. More so just in a strong way community, but the autism community and just in general, and they can see what you can do with that. Absolutely..
KOA 850 AM
"mcclain" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Oh, and you know there, I had my balance. For my new stable, Um, do not feel pain, So I feel good came to tomorrow night in Phoenix and Game five. Understanding Cup finals could be the last game in that series tonight in Tampa's Lightning lead the Canadians three games to one puck Drop six o'clock Sports, and Brandon Crystalline carrying his radio on the Broncos Pass the Rockies news radio time 7 46 right now, on Colorado's morning news paramedics in the state now much more limited in how they can use ketamine. Help sedate suspects following an arrest policy, signing a bill into law that prohibits police officers from trying to influence the use of the drug during an arrest and directs paramedics to get the okay from a medical supervisor prior to its use. The new law was written following the death of Elijah McClain, who died after being given a shot of ketamine following his arrest in Iraq. In 2019. The defense in the capital Gazette. Mass shooting trial continues efforts to convince a jury that Jared Ramos was not saying during that 2018 attack on the Annapolis, Maryland newsroom Steve Grossman is professor emeritus at the University of Baltimore School law. Spend all the time all the effort and the money. It takes the file all these lawsuits. They proved to be unsuccessful. You must be obsessed in order to do all this. Yesterday, the defense presented evidence of lawsuits, Ramos filed against the newspaper for a 2011 article about a harassment case against him. Last month, the hottest June on record for North America, new report says average surface temperatures last month were slightly higher than in June of 2012, which held the previous record. The worst heat was in the West and south western Canada. A heat dome over the Pacific Northwest caused record breaking temperatures in Oregon, Washington and British Columbia, resulting in hundreds of heat related deaths. That's NBC News Radio's Michael Kastner. June 29th, the hottest day on record for Canada. Reaching 121 degrees in a part of British Columbia and RTD is preparing to handle the extra traffic for the MLB All Star Game. Officials say they're going to have extra trains, commuter and light rail trains. An additional buses were needed so visitors don't have to wait so long. I'll start we kicking off this Friday. The All Star game is coming up next Tuesday, coming up here on Colorado's morning news. We talked to the fine folks at 50 to 80 magazine. About the MLB All Star weekend and a guide for you about all the activities taking place. Why that conversation here In a moment, we check the first on that drive.
The Big Story
What About Canada's Blueprint for an Amazing Health Data System
"Jordan heath rawlings. This is the big story. Justin ling is a freelance writer based in montreal who reports four among other places vice the globe and mail. And for this piece mcclain's justice adrian. Why don't you start with What's going to make every canadian listening to jellison. And tell us how israel got so many vaccines and why right so going back news at the start of the vaccine conversation really last summer or thereabouts. When a bunch of countries we're going around to various vaccine manufacturers and trying to figure out You know how much they're going to pay per dose when those doses are going to arrive which company they're going to go with so on and so forth. Israel did something very very clever and it's something that israel has sort of been delivering up towards for a long time. They went to pfizer for the most part. But also madonna and some others and said listen. We're gonna pay you a really good price for these vaccines and we want them fast and we want them in large quantities. And here's our proposition to you. We'll collect all the data you need. All the data on efficacy on adverse reactions on you know how long This immunity might last four on how quick it might come about Whether one shot is better than two shots whether there's some people who shouldn't get it whether there's some people who should get one dose and not the other israel basically said we can collect that data and we can give it to you and that for a drug company especially in the midst of all of this is extraordinarily valuable. Wild really be concerned at all about the safety of these vaccines. It is accurate to say that this entire process was truncated to allege degree. We went through the clinical trials of these vaccines much faster than we would normal circumstance. So israel's offer here was this sort of meant and sort of finish up and provide a really long look About the data of these vaccines and sort of a real life. Clinical trial
Big Al and JoJo
‘Elijah McClain should still be here today’; Aurora Fire Rescue, Aurora police respond to independent review
"Are reacting to the independent review of the death of 23 year old Elijah McLean at the hands of police in 2019. Outside. Investigators say Aurora police did not have a legal basis to stop. Alija McClain did not have the legal authority to frisk him or use a choke hold on him and that paramedics did not properly evaluate him before giving him a powerful sedative. Today. Police chief Vanessa Wilson reacted to the report. The bottom line is Elijah MacLean should still be here today, a state grand jury and the U. S. Justice Department are investigating the case as well. Laura
Democracy Now! Audio
Police, EMTs criticized in death of Elijah McClain
"In colorado and independent investigation into the police killing of twenty three year. Old elijah mclean has found aurora. Police officers did not have the legal basis to stop mclean or apprehend assaults him. The report published monday says mcclain's encounter with the police was violent and relentless struggle and that the limited video and audio available from the incident quote. Reveal mr mclean surrounded by officers all larger than he crying out in pain apologizing explaining himself and pleading with the officers unquote mclean was stopped by three police officers on aug twenty fourth two thousand nineteen as he was walking home from picking up a nice tea for his brother at the local convenience store. He was tackled by. Police placed a chokehold and was then injected with ketamine by paramedics. He died on august thirtieth after days on life support.
MyTalk 107.1
"mcclain" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"Stockholm Syndrome Stock home. Yes, I'm going with aliens. You know how possession scares may also lives. It's one of my life's greatest fears. Yes, God to be. Oh, yeah, I'm assuming like the movie that if you're abducted if you have a demon in you, your head spins around 360 degrees, right? Not necessarily could that could be worth things. Yeah, Yeah, I think I'm going demon. I think I could have a lot of fun without control people. Yeah, pretty sure. Yeah. That'd be a laugh Riot for me. I'm with you, Kenny. No, no. No takeover and even Let's go. Let's go. Come on, Would you rather be able to see things that are very far away like binoculars? Or be able to see things very close up like a microscope. O e think far away yet so I could look at planets and stuff like that. Oh, looking at things close up, you start seeing like, if you look at a piece of dead skin it just process you have The surface of all that stuff. You just don't want to know. Yeah, it'd be fun to be able to say, McClain. I'm watching you kill the demon traffic You can see from a distance, Kenny. Just be like, Oh, no, I were I wouldn't use my power for good legs. No. Oh, right, right. Just making job's easy You can get back to the chaos. Ah, let's I'm used. I'm doing binoculars. Yeah, sounds way more fun, you know. Would you rather discover that you're perfect Tender date has a significant other or find out that they have an extreme foot fetish. Home. 0 FT finish. Go ahead. Do what you need to do. So I might like it too. Wow. What? You need to go ahead. What did she say? Go ahead. Do what you need to do. It's fine. Yeah, yeah. If I get a foot massage, and I'm like good, I don't care what it.
Broncos Country Tonight
Colorado grand jury will investigate death of Elijah McClain
"To move forward in the transition. And Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser says he's decided to open a grand jury investigation into the death of 23 year old Elijah McLean. The move gives the attorney general the ability to compel testimony and require production of documents and other relevant information. The claim died from cardiac arrest. After being stopped by Aurora police in August 2019. He was on his way home from a convenience store. He was reportedly restrained with a choke hold and paramedics sedated him with a large dose
BrainStuff
How Does Captain America's Shield Work?
"The official marvel comics database says that Captain America's shield is a metal disc that's approximately two point five feet in diameter and weighs twelve pounds. But Rhett Lane at wired magazine did some math and figured out that it would be more likely to weigh forty three point nine pounds despite the shield being made of a unique alloy combining vibrant. NEOM, which is. A fictional metal steel in an unknown third component. Elaine also figured out that the density of the shield would be somewhere between eight, thousand, seven, hundred, sixty, seven, and four, thousand, three, hundred, eighty, three kilograms per meter cubed. That is somewhere between the density of iron and titanium. Now in the Captain America Comics Story goes that Dr. Myron McLean was attempting to replicate Hercules Golden Mace fusing. Vibrant NEOM with an experimental iron alloy some say it was a steel alloy but even McLean didn't know what it was because he fell asleep when an unknown catalyst was introduced to the process he was never able to duplicate the process. So the government painted the disk and gave it to Captain America. But how would you forge such a thing? Especially since metallurgy is so complicated just The forging temperature alone depends on the materials carbon content. It's alloy composition maximum plasticity in the amount of reduction required. Was it heated by induction or by continuous fuel fired furnaces with material this unique you'd have to carefully control the heating process. Now, Ford ability is how easy or difficult material resists de formation and since Captain America's shield is indestructible, it would have to be a very Narrow forging temperature range meaning it could only be forged for a short time after heating with metallurgical factors like crystal structure chemical composition in grain-size at play the only way McLean could have diminished their influence would-be by adding alloying wants possibly compounds that easily dissolved with the metal. There are all types of elements that could have been introduced, but it's likely the captain America's shield was forged. Like a super alloy, this is how metallurgist refer to iron base nickel base in cobalt based alloys. Specifically, the ones that offer very high strength at high temperatures. These really high strength metals and iron based grades are the least difficult wants to work with. So that would narrow down Mcclain's experimental alloy to iron super-alloys are really difficult to forge because of their narrow temperature range you can't. Even use regular sizing presses in hammers on them because they will deform. They even wear down the tools designed for forging them pretty easily. They're also extremely expensive like ten times. The price of carbon steel sounds a lot like captain America's shield right. But how do we explain the shields ability to absorb kinetic energy supposedly from the vibe rhenium in the alloy usually materials absorb kinetic energy. Through other mechanisms like plastic or elastic deformation or dynamic fluid flow but cap shield doesn't seem to be an elastic metric material and it's not organic like polyurethane in the movies it actually seems to reflect vibration rather than absorb it like when thor hits with Mueller in that first avengers movie and the shockwave flattens a whole forest. Perhaps that was because the shield reached its absorption limit. Another thing that's tough to explain his how aerodynamic the shield is. If it really weighed forty three point, nine pounds, it would be difficult to throw even for a guy in peak physical condition like Steve Rogers the comics Tony Stark actually puts electromagnet under the shield to help control it in mid flight but captain America later ditched them because they upset the shields natural balance it seems like the soldier and the shield are made for each other.
Daily Pop
Kentucky Native George Clooney Says He's "Ashamed" of Breonna Taylor
"Of course running so high across the country today after no officers were charged directly related to the killing of Brianna Taylor took testers hit the streets after the news broke the grand jury indicted a former police officer on three counts of wanton endangerment for firing into neighboring apartments and the other officers were charged and Louisville, Kentucky where Brianna was shot the protests took a violent turn to police officers were shot and suffered non-life-threatening injuries. A lot to unpack here. How do you feel about all of this? Both of you? The saddest part about all of it is that I am not shocked that this happened. I'm in shock that I'm not shocked and whenever you look at the footage from the night before or two days or four and they're boarding up downtown and they're putting road blockades before the verdict even came in something that was honestly supposed to be stay hush-hush between jurors and a judge. You just know what to expect. You know, my people understand what to expect and that's the saddest part. Yeah, and what's really sad to me is that, you know people on the internet and Instagram often go to this thing where they say. Oh, well, you know, this person was a bad person. We shouldn't be making this person a hero this twenty-six-year-old woman was a front line worker who was doing the most legal thing that an American Canyon. She was sleeping and getting ready for work and people barged into her home and shot her and there's Justice for the wall of her neighbor before there's Justice for her. So you're telling black Americans and black children that your life is less valuable than a plywood wall. Yeah, that's what the issue is. And I know we have to go to break and we're going to be back cuz I know we have a lot more to talk about so you guys join us. We're going to keep this conversation going. Welcome back to daily pop as we mentioned before the break. No officers were charged directly related to the killing of Brianna Taylor protesters hit the streets across the country celebrities like George Clooney Oprah Winfrey and Alicia Keys are all speaking out Kentucky's attorney general warned people not to be influenced by celebrities and social media influencers off. So he says don't understand the case and their Community but George Clooney who's a Kentucky native wrote an open letter saying he is quote ashamed of this decision off, you know, you and I all three of us have had such open conversations about this. What are you guys think when you see something like this after six months of trying to get jobs or somebody? Yeah. It's obviously not served. The whole thing is outrageous. It's outrageous. It's insane and the contrary to how you felt. I'm still shocked and maybe that's my whiteness wage. That I'm still shocked that this didn't Justice wasn't served here. I really thought it was going to be and I saw that it was not gonna happen and you know, and I've been following the case. It's just shocking to me that It ever happened. Honestly, I have to say that there's no justice served. I I kind of have to second what what Justin said, I'm not shocked at all and to put it pretty blatantly and off early. If this was me there would have been Justice served if I was if I was shot sleeping in my bed. All three officers would be their licenses would have been revoked. They would have never been able to be police officers. Again. They have City wage had to pay my family a tremendous amount of money. Like we are not treated equally and yesterday, I mean, I just didn't I we spoke a lot about this before we started the show this morning and we kind of got into a little bit of sort of the racial Justice is yesterday with stassi and everything and I said this to you before the fact that stassi Schroeder has had more of a negative impact to her life off. Okay and has lost every stream of income because she made some ignorant horrific comments and I'm sure she's ashamed of and the police officers who killed and shot somebody while she wage Sleep in her own residence that she pays rent for okay walk free with not a single problem in site can still continue to make money can still connect to pursue the job but they've trained for it is effing bananas. But this is way this world works. This is why people are calling for police reform and I'm going to let you guys found something the person who brushes my hair in the morning for two seconds every day had to go through 1600 out 1600 hours of training before he could touch a follicle on my head, right and police officers go through less. Yeah the end of the day I want to urge everybody. I know November 3rd is coming up and yeah, you guys should get to the polls. But also when your local channels, and your District elections come up and your state elections come up, I want you to Google the people who are running for those offices and I want you to look at what they said or didn't say wage. About what happened to Brianna Taylor McClain are George Lloyd Wright? Those people stay quiet throughout those whole things your answer is deafening. Yeah and did not want those people presiding over and making decisions about your life. That's a question that you have to ask yourself because that woman was twenty-six years old that could have been your daughter and that could have been your thoughts
All Things Considered
Elijah McClain's parents sue Colorado police over his death
"The family of Elijah MacLean has filed a federal civil rights suit against the city of Aurora, Colorado, You'll remember he was the unarmed 23 year old who died in police custody last summer. Colorado Public Radio's Alison Sherry reports on the latest developments in the case. The incident that led to Elijah McLane's death started with a call to 901 reporting a quote, sketchy looking individual. Police stopped McLane, who is African American. As he was walking home from a convenience store. McClain's family lawyer, Mari Newman, a rural police officers stopped, Elijah grabbed him tackled him to the ground and over the course of the next 18 minutes inflicted multiple types of excessive force against him. McCain wasn't suspected of any crime. In the altercation that followed. Officers put him into karate holds and kept him pinned to the ground. Paramedics who arrived on the scene, then injected him with ketamine, a sedative. His family's lawyers allege the dose was too much for his £143 body size. He went into cardiac arrest in the ambulance, and MacLean was taken off life support several days later. Maclaine's death got renewed attention this spring in the wake of the George Floyd death in Minnesota and became a rallying cry both in Colorado and elsewhere in the country for police
WTOP 24 Hour News
Washington, DC - July 15 Deadline Nears for Fairfax County Families to Decide on Fall Enrollment
"Now to the virus pandemic and what schools might look like in the fall here in our area, Fairfax County parents have until Wednesday to decide whether they want to enroll their students in 100% distance learning over the school year or whether to include some days of in classroom instruction. But some parents just don't like the choice is Joanne Seers of McClain says the school's could use empty commercial space in order to get kids back and socially distance classrooms this fall. The bottom line is we could do this. If we get our heads together and get creative about it. Some parents recalled the problems with distance learning in the spring. Cris Ericson, a Vienna, parent of two Children at Flint Hill Elementary charges that Fairfax County's virtual learning program lacks credibility, even their proposal where you do two days a week in school. The other three days. Basically, you stay home and you're ignored. Parents want kids back in classrooms, full time point of public health statements that start with the goal of having kids physically present in
WBZ Midday News
Three Colorado police officers fired over photo reenacting chokehold
"Interim Police chief Vanessa Wilson took quick action. They're no longer able to wear this badge represents this agency. Three officers are out after it was revealed. They took part in a photo reenactment of the chokehold that killed Elijah McClane. In the photo. The officers in uniform are smiling McClain's family and their supporters reacted. We're gonna come every blow every which way we can until we get justice, Fourth officer One of those who took part in the original chokehold is also out. He received a text of the picture and replied Haha, Steve
Guy Benson
3 Aurora Police Officers Fired Over Elijah McClain Photo
"Aurora, Colorado police officers for mocking last year's death of a black man in police custody. 23 year old Elijah McClain was killed last summer after police used a choke hold on him. He'd been walking home from a convenience store. Three officers later posed for pictures near a memorial from acclaim, smiling, imitating a choke hold. Now. Interim Aurora Police chief Vanessa Wilson says two of the three officers are being fired. The third resigned. Another officer who laughed when he got the picture and was one of McClane's arresting officers has been fired as well. Claims. Mother's attorney Martin Newman says this is like the Jim Crow South, where White's the promises thought that it was amusing to take pictures of themselves next to the bodies of lynch human beings. She says she anticipates filing a civil rights lawsuit boxes.
WBZ Afternoon News
Officers investigated over photos at Elijah McClain memorial
"Water. They're accused of taking disrespectful pictures at the memorial for Elijah McLean, the black man who died in police custody last August. In a statement Monday, Aurora's interim police chief said the department has investigated a report that multiple police officers were depicted in photographs near the site where Maclaine died. Sources tell CBS News those officers were imitating the chokehold. McLane was placed in just days before his death and that the photos were shared with other Aurora police officers. The police Department says it will release evidence of its investigation into the inappropriate photos, including pictures, and the officers identities very soon. Laura Podesta, CBS news judge says the former Atlanta police officer
WBZ Afternoon News
Colorado Police Officers Under Investigation Over Photos At Elijah McClain Memorial
"Officers in a world of Colorado or in hot water, accused of taking disrespectful pictures of the memorial for Elijah McClane? He's the black matter, died in police custody. Last year. In a statement Monday, Aurora's interim police chief said the department has investigated a report that multiple police officers were depicted in photographs near the site where Maclaine died. Sources tell CBS News those officers were imitating the chokehold. McLane was placed in just days before his death and that the photos were shared with other Aurora police officers. The police Department says it will release evidence of its investigation into the inappropriate photos, including pictures, and the officers identities very soon. Laura Podesta, CBS news
Mark Levin
Colorado governor reopens inquiry into death of Elijah McClain
"Colorado's governor has appointed a special prosecutor to investigate the death of a larger McLean a twenty three year old black man was put in a neck cold by police in suburban Denver
Seattle's Morning News with Dave Ross
Elijah McClain's mother says officers "murdered" my son
"Longer protesters and demonstrators and activists continue fighting for black lives. The more stories of police killings of black people seem to be coming to light and pressure is now mounting for a new investigation. Into the death of Elijah McCain. It happened after an encounter with three officers last August in Aurora, Colorado. Go to the family. The 23 year old was out buying ice tea when somebody called 911 claiming that MacLean was wearing a ski mask and quote acting weird. His family says, Yeah, he was wearing a mask, but it was to deal with social anxiety. Within 15 minutes, He was put in a chokehold and then injected with a powerful sedative. CBS's David Begnaud has the story. Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop. I have the right stuff because you're being suspicious. Rely on I'm going whole relax, or I'm going to have to change this situation. The district attorney investigating the case says that Elijah McClane dismissed the officers requests for him to stop. The 23 year olds family says he was just walking home. He was listening to music. When Aurora, Colorado police approached him last August, the D A. Says McLane was carrying a plastic bag when police tried to pat him down and he refused. He's then heard pleading with the police as they tackle him and use a choke hold on him. Paramedics later arrived at the scene. A medic gave McClane ketamine to sedate him. McLane was taken to the hospital. Three days later, he was pronounced brain dead. 10 months after McLane's death, more than two million people have signed a petition calling on Colorado officials to fire the three officers involved. So far, the Aurora Police Department has declined. CBS News is request for comment. Dave Young is the one who decided not to charge the officers were the actions of the officers justified legally. Yes, Mr Young. Do you believe there was a moment in this where the officers could have de escalated a situation? Absolutely. 100%. They could've done a 1,000,000 things different didn't need to die on and the fact that he died does not warrant the basis for criminal charges in the body camera video cops or heard saying that MacLean tried to take one of their guns. He went for his gun. Mari Newman represents McClain's family. Don't you think if you really had grab someone's gun, we would see fingerprints ended the lifted from the gun. Did you find any evidence that corroborates the officer who said he reached for the gun? I had no evidence to cut. Predict that Shin in McLean is Elijah's mother. They? They're bullies with badges. He wanted to help people. He was a massage therapist. He not only heal others that he killed himself. He was able to accept love give love various forms. According to the district attorney's report, the medical examiner was unable to determine a cause of death. It is important to note that walking around with a ski mask is not illegal, and when you go back to the 9 11 call, the caller didn't say that Elijah did anything illegal. He said. Hey, there's a guy wearing a mask. He kind of is waving his hand. Seems a little strange. You might want to check it out. He says He might be a good guy might be a bad guy. When the police responded instead of observing. Instead of watching hanging back for a bit, the police moved in immediately to stop him. And everything went self from there.
Larry O'Connor
Coronavirus death toll in Spain overtakes China
"Com Spain's coronavirus death toll jumped by seven hundred thirty eight overnight to exceed that of China where the disease originated as the country struggle to cope with an accelerating health crisis correspondent Scott McClain says of Spain is reaching their peak and rates of deaths and new cases today one of the top health officials in Spain predicted that the death toll would continue to climb in the number of deaths would continue to increase over the coming days though but in terms of the number of cases he said look if we haven't reached the peak already we are getting
The Big Story
Why do we pit one generation against another?
"There is a generational war going on. Yeah you might have heard. We've talked about we're all guilty of it. We're guilty of it on this podcast. You know what it sounds like the cover the new Time magazine. Taking a look at the millennials also known as being needs integration and narcissistic self interested unfocused lazy but entitled is the Big One. The millennials generation Z.. Have the Peter Pan Syndrome. They don't ever want to grow up. Your generation needs everything to be about you. And that's very upsetting to US baby boomers because self-absorption option is kind of our thing memes and Stereo tapes and rants are fun. They're great for getting attention online but this week a new project decided to actually go to the numbers and the science to answer some questions. Are millennials really L. E. Lazy and entitled are the baby boomer's keeping younger people from owning homes and finding jobs are old people living so much longer that they're to blame length for income inequality. Do people coming out of school. These days really make less money than they used to. And critically is as the generation gap really worse than it's ever been or are we just doing the same thing that we've always done. The same thing that it turns turns out is hard coded into our genetics are the boomers to blame millennials. To blame for is the real villain. The person who came up up with the concept of generations in the first place Jordan Rawlings. This is the big story. Re Danielle Smith of Maclean's went to the numbers. You try to figure out what's true and what's not when it comes to who to blame hey. MD My first question for you is. Where did the whole concept of the dual covers for this Mcclain's issue come from from in the gigantic package? Folks put together on this. You might have heard of a thing called okay boomer podcast about okay so even it means so this so this was an idea that or I guess. Retort that was popularized in the fall and prompted a lot of soul-searching researching about whether there's some kind of general racial warfare happening and if it's there is it based on reality is that a creature of the Internet and what's behind it. We decided that we should go big with that idea and delve into it ourselves. What are the two covers? One cover has an older gentleman. Gentlemen on the front and it says it's all your fault boomers and then on the reverse side it's a younger woman and it says it's all your fault millennials so depending on the way that that you pick up the magazine you'll see one or the other so like I mentioned to you. We covered okay boomer before when it was a mean. And we just talked about The general assumptions That go on between generations and the rhetoric that gets thrown around but you guys actually decided to to try to look at the data and see WHO has a better? Who has it worse? WHO's at fault? What kind of a process was that Well this story is about everything if you think about it the idea of age cohorts is just permeates everything in our society Eddie from work to schooling education Money business every everything that you can think of has some angle to it that has to do with generational racial differences so it was a pretty big task to bite off and chew and so I decided that you know there's a few things we can focus on. We have statistics picks that show data to do with income inequality we have evidence that younger generations are more mobilized on the issue of climate change. there's a few hugh areas where we can kind of dig deeper and dissect whether this difference between generations is Is Real how big is it. And how much animosity is it really causing or as some of this just you know scuttle butt on the Internet right and when you did look into that what was the first thing you found. That was different than you'd expect going off. What the SCUTTLEBUTT on the Internet says? Well I guess I mean the first thing that I personally personally thought about. When I was writing the story was when I look at my own life and I look at my family and the the wide age range among my family and friends? I don't feel generational animosity right away. I can't really see it The ways in which I think we can all notice. Differences are in the beliefs Thoughts and beliefs about policy ideas thoughts and beliefs about the way that people should vote. And what issues sir. Important housing costs are very very different for young people today than they were thirty or forty years ago but when we sit down down at the dinner table. We're not necessarily having these raging debates over those issues what really Brings US together is without getting to combat is is love you know I mean generations. Get along in a Lotta ways so I just wanted to figure out how crazy I was thinking that we can all just kind of get along and enjoy each other. And how can we come together on some of these issues that. Divide us when you look at. What what boomers say about millennials and millennials say about boomers? What do they get right? That's actually backed up by data like who's who's using real facts Fox here while there's sort of two competing narratives right and maybe I we can talk about what. Those narratives are That are not necessarily backed up by data. This is what we typically see online. We see older people suggesting that younger people are entitled That they don't work very hard that they don't appreciate the social progress that came before them that they're whining about their feelings online and that they're not appreciating this sort of ground that was trodden by their forebears to get us here on the other hand. You have younger people saying you guys have been at the peak of political and financial dominance for a very a long time. They're saying to the boomers. Listen you had things much better than we did. And we are waking up to this now and we want changes and we feel hard are done by because you've used this power to benefit yourselves at our expense. Parts of those narratives are true. A little bit of all of it is true. And I. It's it's there's some contradicting data. Here that I found quite interesting There's a group in Canada called generation. Squeeze which is sort of the primary group advocating eating for policies that help millennials those younger than them their data that they've compiled has a few key points that I think Illustrate the problems here. One is that your fulltime income. If you're a between twenty five and thirty four at about eight times that income is how much it you'll pay for for an average house. It was only four times your average income a few decades ago they also claim and there there is some dispute here with some stats can and data which I can get into but their claim is that generally speaking. We'll also make less money if you adjust for inflation than baby boomers dead. Where does that come into conflict with stats can stats can did a study recently? That shows a slice of the millennial generation versus a slice of Gen xers and a slice of baby boomers sort of when they were around the same age It doesn't reflect the generation as a whole and. I think that's where there might be some discrepancy but what the stats can data shows. Is that on average. The median incomes for millennials at at a younger age is higher and the net worth is higher to than it was for Gen xers. There's and baby boomers. The the caveat to that is that the debt for millennials is much much higher And your net worth is higher. Because you're accumulating assets that are more expensive right housing more expensive so the median debt for a millennial age aged twenty five to thirty four. This study found is thirty. Five thousand dollars versus nineteen thousand dollars. Gen xers around the same age and eleven thousand dollars as for a boomers around the same age. So that's where Generation squeeze another advocates really like to focus because the debt load is is what causes the anxiety that we see from younger