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Woman's Hour
"michael mcmanus" Discussed on Woman's Hour
"Six other signatories that have put their name to this letter. But for those who do remember this case. They'll be pops thinking wasn't it bernard hogan how the police commissioner when your investigation was active. Why are you holding cressida. Dick responsible. Oh i hoped bernard hogan howe responsible to. But he's not the president commissioner. He was put in the house of lords. The present commission a- says not operation midland when she worked as assistant deputy commissioner they The mets in two thousand fourteen remember on the eighteenth of december two thousand fourteen before any investigation of oppression midland took place detective-superintendent mcdonald went on television. Press conference and radio and said nick. The person you're led to other Call beach they fantasist and accusa Was credible and true chrysler. Dick as being on radio and said oh. She heard it while she was driving her car. She knew the words that he adopted were wrong. What did he do about it. Nothing by not doing anything about it. She has help cost. The public purse puts off ten million hounds and she has not accepted responsibility for. That's or a number of other matters to in terms of her and the top bras at the metropolitan police have met her of you ever spoken to have you had apologies. I received an apology in person. From bernard hogan how. I received an apology from krista dick but because of the treatment of may her words and the metropolitan police's actions did not go hand in hand therefore i rejected a holiday and this goes to the heart of what you again just broadening out from operation midland we just heard the words of baroness story lawrence. We've all of course aware of who else is signed this just to to give our listeners. the full list of mentioned lady. Britain alliston morgan. Paul gambaccini nicholas brummel michael mcmanus and south Some people remember various elements of those stories. But it's about the you as i understand it. You tell us more that you're concerned that the culture isn't changing and isn't correct under her leadership no so years.
Your Own Pay
"michael mcmanus" Discussed on Your Own Pay
"Diem. Seventy-three just in case. You don't know where you're going because you're new. Thank you of your new welcome to the show. This is the show. Yeah yeah this is. This is what you got right right. So i want to talk a little bit. So you're right about first of all. Listen like michael used a lot of nice words. And i'm not even picking all michael everything michael said about zones audio is great. I'm gonna say it very simply to me zome audio recording sound like crap i just basic come down to it like you know and in part of it is like i m still learning a lot about like you know what creates this. What makes that sound that way. A cetera et cetera. But generally speaking to me the audio that you get out of zone is kinda crappy. Michael own windows when you do his own recording ocoee recorded zone meeting or something like that. What does it give you. Mp three versus. Ill foray as he frantically looks to his windows explorer to see it gives me so when i do multi-track recording w will be no wma. It gives me away okay. Literacy tank assisted now to be fair. When you're starting your podcast. Did the key thing is to generate content. But you've got to be honest with two audio is not good. A lot of people aren't gonna listen. I am notorious for the like michael will send me stuff on. I know you say that was good. But i matter of fact i think i reached out to michael one time. And what was that part cast about. It was knee. Live patil from diverge issuing. Oh yeah the marketing manager from cadillac and her audio archives actually sitting in a battle straddling me nuts but the interview was so like that is rare. Like i asked you say michael. Mcmanus is house horrible. But i listened to the whole thing. He's like. oh i'm going to listen to that right. So good audio quality is important. It is extremely important to us. As producers of audio content are as important to us as individuals who rely very heavily on what we're able to hear That we have good audio abuse. My ears rebelled in twenty years. And i just. I really need them. Because i'll be man. But i do know several individuals who record podcasts. And they just use zoom and they have told me that they're pretty happy with the original sound on zoom. But i believe those individuals are just reporting one file so they don't have to deal with the drift so it really comes down to what you're doing that drift will kill you. Dead will kill you but to doing a single track recording of multiple individuals that you either end of having to leave in bits of background noise from other people or you end up. Losing parts of the conversation us unreasonable. Michael i think from day one always. We've always managed to figure out some way that each of us is recording our on track. And if i lose my audio we don't have this issue anymore. I bring this up a lot. But if i lose my audio i can dub myself back into a podcast damasius. Talking man is worse than the drift dove. Thank you clean. Feed your worth the money. I'm also not paying for zoom..
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"michael mcmanus" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Claims she had her hands up to but was struck with Officer Edward Nolan's baton, leaving her unconscious and then chambers. Maher says he was trying to get to his car when he was hit with pepper spray by officer Michael McManus. Police in the city. Typically do not comment on pending litigation. Protesters started peacefully that night took a twist by some With Windows broken in downtown crossing, a police cruiser set on fire more than 50 arrested and nine police officers in 18 civilians winding up in the hospital. Karen Regal WBZ Boston's news radio lawsuit claims none of the four were involved in violence at the protests, and the lawsuit claims none were arrested for their involvement. Call to reinstate the death penalty for Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. The Justice Department brings its case to the Supreme Court after an appeals court through the capital punishment penalty out last year on claims of jury bias. Tsarnaev was convicted six years ago on nearly three dozen charges. Justices are expected to hear arguments in the next session, which begins in October, a whale of a tale involving a Cape Cod lobster diver proving to be a little too much to swallow. You can't say everyone's buying Michael Packard story that he was swallowed by a humpback whale on Friday, the 56 year old commercial lobster diver from wealthy says it all happened off the coast of Provincetown while he was about 50 ft. Underwater, he says the wheel resurfaced and spit him back out after Around 30 seconds inside the animal's mouth. Miraculously, Packard was released from Cape Cod Hospital that same day with minor injuries like bumps and bruises. But an emergency room doctor from Cape Cod Hospital tells the New York Post that he believes Packard would have suffered more severe injuries. The doctor says that severe injuries, like hearing loss or borrow trauma would be expected from such an incident because of the sudden change in water pressure from that death. That doctor was left unnamed in the post report noted that he did not treat Packard. The post also cited in Massachusetts fishermen who found the story hard to And WBZ. Boston's news radio looks like a deal. The Salem Teachers union reaches a tentative contract agreement with Salem Public schools. This is a three year deal on the North Shore and will include pay raises, along with other improvements. Aimed at helping students. Meantime, 100 days walking the picket line. Nurses at ST Vincent Hospital.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"michael mcmanus" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Radio. Very dense fog right now over the city of Boston. Where at 64 degrees in the hub at eight o'clock, Great to be with you. I'm Nicole Davis. Here's what's happening. We are now just four hours out from the Covid State of emergency coming to an end officially here in the state that happens at 12:01 A.m.. However, there's a lot of questions coming on a Beacon Hill and around the Bay State in general, about what this means for several emergency pandemic policies that many people want to extend. We're talking about remote public meetings, mail in voting cocktails to go dining outside. So many more state Legislature adjourned today without passing a bill extending any of these policies they've been working on this, but again, nothing was passed. Both the House and Senate, though, are scheduled to reconvene tomorrow. It's important to note here that not everything will automatically go away at the stroke of 12 Oh one expanded outdoor dining permits have 60 days until they expire Mail in voting at this point, staying in place through the end of June when it comes to Covid tonight, here in Massachusetts, 44 new cases confirmed in the latest report. This out of more than 13,000 new tests that puts the seven day average positivity rate tonight at 70.42% 8. More people have died. No one's go to Boston now for people filing a civil lawsuit not just against the city, but also the city's police department. In that suit, they claimed three officers used excessive force on them during a protest last year. You might remember that protest it started peacefully and it ended in violence with 53 people arrested in 18 civilians and nine police officers hospitalized Windows smashed in downtown crossing. A police cruiser was set on fire now for people who say they were hurt by Boston Police are seeking compensation for what they say was excessive force. Jasmine Hoffman says Officer Michael Bourque knocked her to the ground with his baton and then walked over her. Justin Acker says she was hit by pepper spray and hit with a baton. Also by Officer Burke. Kaitlin Hall says she had her hands up in downtown crossing, but was smacked with Officer Edward Nolan's baton. And was knocked unconscious. Ben Chambers, Maher says he was trying to reach his car when he was pepper sprayed by Officer Michael McManus. The plaintiffs say they have video evidence. Karen Regal WBZ Boston's news radio, you know to It's the middle of the night right now in Brussels. But earlier today at a press conference at NATO headquarters, President Biden spoke plainly mainly about his upcoming meeting with Vladimir Putin. President Biden push back on criticism that he's rewarding Russian President Vladimir Putin by meeting with him at this stage of his presidency. Saying NATO leaders thanked him for having this conversation. There are probably about 10 or 12 that spoke to it. Saying they were happy. That I did that. I was going to do that. And they thought it was thoroughly appropriate that I do. The president said he heard from NATO allies what they felt was important to raise in his meeting Wednesday, but he did not get into details. Karen Travers, ABC News on WBZ Boston's news radio. After that press conference, the president paying tribute at NATO's 9 11 Memorial, crossing himself and standing silently for a time in front of that memorial in Brussels. Which features a steel beam from the World Trade Center. Say no free time for traffic and weather together. Subaru retailers of New England all wheel drive traffic on the threes. Mike, How are we looking? Now? It's nice and quiet on the highways here, Nicole. That's the way we like it. Nice and easy on the expressway. Northbound is warning about 12 minutes from Braintree up to the O Neill Tunnel. It's good, really nothing in your way. Outbound clear. You can do the speed limit all the way down into East Milton and Quincy and then Continuing along Route three. Yeah, it's a steady ride all the way down past route 14 and into Kingston and Plymouth. All the Cape High res are good. So our roots 24 95 south down towards the Rhode Island line. Downtown. I don't see any problems or delays at all. That's good. The lower deck of 93 the of second bridge, sterile drive in the Tobin Bridge, are all good up north of the city. No complaints on 1 28. Waltham to Beverly is a good ride. So is 93 north of past Exit one in Salem, New Hampshire, Route ones wide open, and so is the upper end of 4 95. My King WBC's 24 hour traffic network. Thank you,.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"michael mcmanus" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Where there are troubles on this Monday afternoon, we'll have traffic and weather together for you coming up in just a couple of minutes. Federal civil lawsuit filed by four protesters who took to the streets of Boston last year in the wake of the murder of George Floyd, WBC's Karen Regal with more that's from Boston police body Cam Video reported in May of 2020 when Jasmine Hoffman alleges Officer Michael Burke Knocked her to the ground with his baton while her hands were up, Justin Acker says Officer Burke hit him with pepper spray and also knocked him down. Kaitlin Hall claims she had her hands up to but was struck with Officer Edward Nolan's baton, leaving her unconscious and Ben Chambers. Maher says he was trying to get to his car when he was hit with pepper spray by officer Michael McManus. Police in the city typically do not comment on pending litigation. Protesters started peacefully. That night took a twist by some, with Windows broken in downtown crossing, a police cruiser set on fire more than 50 arrested and nine police officers in 18 civilians winding up in the hospital. Karen Regal WBZ Boston's news radio in Tokyo, trial began today for two Massachusetts men who are accused of helping The former Nissan boss get out of that country. U. S special forces veteran Michael Taylor and his 28 year old son, Peter admitted they helped former Nissan chief Carlos Gone escaped the country as he awaited trial in 2019. Prosecutors at their court proceeding alleged they smuggled gone onto a jet to Lebanon, hiding him in a box labeled musical equipment. If convicted on the charges they face up to three years in prison. Gone, has denied any wrongdoing. He's accused of financial malfeasance. Steve Catherine CBS NEWS the Supreme Court delays, making a decision on whether claims are true that Harvard discriminates against Asian American applicants. The court is asking the Biden administration to weigh in CBS news legal analyst Thane Rosenbaum. The Supreme Court is asking the Biden administration whether it has a position on the Harvard affirmative action case since Harvard receives federal funding and if they are impermissibly discriminating against qualified Asian Americans. Does that violate Title six of the Civil Rights Act? The Supreme Court could still hear the case, even if the bite administration takes no action or agrees that affirmative action should not be impeded. It has been five years since the courts last decision on a case about affirmative action in higher education that case out of Texas 53 traffic.