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"more than one lane" Discussed on WTOP
"With the connect safely report I'm Larry Magid for CBS News. Friday morning November 17th time now is 4 28 traffic and weather on the eights and when it breaks let's check in with Ken burger first in the wtop traffic center thank you Dean haven't been a ton of construction zones all through the Washington and surrounding jurisdictions all night long there is a new one in the 66 express lanes over by us 29 in Centerville a left lane alternate enclosures other than that not seeing a whole lot of construction activity either side of 66 between Centerville and the Capitol Beltway still have the ongoing bridge work on eastbound 66 at us 29 in Roslyn the right side is blocked also in Roslyn both directions of 66 north north Scott Street left lane and left shoulder are closed down in the Fredericksburg area the entrance ramps outbound 95 at warrenton road that is blocked by the accident involving a tractor trailer and then the ramp from northbound 95 to warrenton road also closed because of the ongoing road work also on northbound 95 between Plank Road and the Rappahannock River the new road construction activity with all lanes on the northbound side alternating closures work zones continue southbound 95 approaching Cardinal Drive it's the right lane at this block and southbound then 95 at Russell Road also the right lane is blocked had some survey work on southbound 95 south of Edsel Road 2644 that has all been cleared in Maryland at the Bay Bridge eastbound span now open and they are working to open up more than one lane on the westbound span currently it's just the right lane that is open but they are discontinuing the two -way operations in the other two lanes but they should be open in just a little while I'm Ken Berger WTOP traffic temperatures this morning starting out between 40 and five we're degrees mainly clear albeit there's a chance for a little bit of fog
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"more than one lane" Discussed on WTOP
"To feel better steroids help get my symptoms under control but they come with and long -term risks I need to look out for my future health the Crohn's changed they everything encouraged me to take action and even help me find a specialist we now plan have a that works for today and tomorrow don't put off finding an answer spill your guts learn more at there's spillyourguts .org the morning August 17th glad you're with us here at I don't think it weather all the age when it breaks we check in first with Rich Hunter and then we'll do TLP traffic son all right Dino 95 North and in Virginia as you approach route 606 Thornburg again getting the by works in single file to right with their paving then as you head north toward Route 1 Spotsylvania between Mall markers 123 and 125 single file right gets by there as well southbound side had been stopped about for 30 minutes in that same work zone but you're now getting a buy again single file it's left further north as you get into Stafford County just as your approach route 17 Falmouth works some blocks to left lane a three and then finally as you head up toward Dumfries exit 152 you're down to a single left lane getting through that works and it is slow leaving triangle headed into Dumfries as a result you may want to using route one up to Dale Boulevard to bypass that works in any associated delay beyond that better headed toward up the Beltway 395 north working as you head north of Duke Street towards Seminary Road right single lane gets you by then up near the Pentagon you're down to a single lane to the right getting by as well Shoutbound 395 they're working in they were working on the outbound 13th Street bridge doing some overhead sign work but it looks like you may have more than one lane open now so delays have cleared out there pretty quickly fix AC your breakdown today Snell heating cooling plumbing and electric can repair your system the same day or you don't pay book it at Snell easybook .com Rich Hunter WTAB traffic no major storms coming our way over the next couple of days and really not much rainfall through the weekend even early part of next week expect some scattered
WTOP
"more than one lane" Discussed on WTOP
"We'll start on uh... virginia's i ninety five it is a slugfest as you try to make your way northbound basically after after thornberg where you already had a work zone and you're getting by all that after exit 118 you were single file to the right and then after that you're into the work zone near fosylvania as basically soon as you get to one works on your in the waiting room for the next work zone that's gonna be just south of exit that 126 is single left to get by we've had several callers telling us that it is a very very sluggish right now did it appear that they were setting up some work on the southbound side as well on i -95 after exit 126 but while we see some cones in the road we see more than one lane getting by but the big issues can be northbound again a slow past exit 118 for one work zone then all the way up to almost what exit 126 for the next work zone southbounders your work is going to be after the Prince William Parkway heading in toward Dale City the right lane gets by and near exit 140 for Courthouse Road at Stafford that it's also one to the right to get by on I -95 southbound work blocks the ramp to Crystal City exit 8C northbound the work near the Pentagon right to get by there 66 just as you approach the Capitol Beltway westbound from Falls Church left lane is blocked by that work zone and then after that you're into the work after 123 and that'll be a single right lane to get by Capitol Beltway the work zone that we had after exit 50 for Route 50 Arlington Boulevard still single left to get by the ramps I -66 shut down flowing through our other work zone where we were stopped for over an hour at Georgetown Pike we are now open for the most part we do have a crash activity interloop near exit 44 and that is blocking a right lane Ian Crawford WTOP traffic continued clearing with temperatures it'll be starting out in the 60s and most neighborhoods here early Friday morning and a pretty nice day we've got
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"more than one lane" Discussed on WTOP
"Amazon since we announced arlington as the home of our second headquarters we've made great progress on our hiring and investment commitments and we appreciate the support of our partners and neighbors featuring 2 .1 million square feet of office space 50 ,000 square feet of retail and a two and a half acre public park amazon's hq2 is home thousands of employees and 14 small local businesses we can't wait to welcome you to metpark this traffic summer 628 and weather on the 8th on monday morning jack taylor's on it a little bit more of a delay building now in virginia how about 95 northbound coming coming up through aquia slow dale city into woodbridge then congested again leaving lorton through newington 395 not too bad coming out of springfield you're good a little bit of a top end to lay up near bridge may have one broken down out of herndon reported to be on 29 northbound up near side 66 a little eastbound delay now in manassas so far good centerville east all the way toward rosalyn should find nothing in your way beltway looks good as well between alexandria and mclean now we are slow on the in maryland topside outer loop as you leave 95 headed past new hampshire avenue before you get to university boulevard that's where we got reports of a wreck along the right side of the roadway unclear if it's in just one right lane maybe it's on the shoulder cannot see it in the camera so it's unclear if it's even blocking more than one lane 270 we've got some slowing now at 85 urbana leaving we're a bit heavy down toward hyattstown but good out of clarksburg so far through germantown and rockville headed toward the lane divide a little heavier on the beltway outer loop though as you approach and pass river road one issue downtown we'd had reports of a vehicle fire in northeast along 49th street near nanny helen burrows avenue heavier traffic going inbound on suitland parkway toward first sterling more than brake lights now we're getting a stop and go traffic as you go south on dc 295 just headed toward east capital street busier north i -295 i believe an oxen cove on the rails metro silver line you can expect residual delays to ashburn from an earlier track inspection outside east falls church for over thirty five years in the dmv greenberg and betterment has helped clients when the compensation they deserve and as always pay no fees unless your case is one visit gb lawyers dot com and feel better jack taylor w t l p traffic and out of seven news first alert just meteorologist brian vandegraff need to remain weather aware as we head through the afternoon today a weather alert day from the first alert weather because team we are tracking the potential for some strong severe storms
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"more than one lane" Discussed on WTOP
"Of a former DC deputy mayor show he made on wanted sexual advances to his colleagues. One is person dead, 22 others were shot at a suburban Chicagoland Juneteenth celebration early this morning. Police say they're looking for multiple suspects. Keep it here on WTOP, the top stories in the head. Traffic and weather on the 8th. Let's go to Rich in the WTOP Traffic Center. Alright, new crash in Fairfax County. It's going to be in the intersection, right in the intersection at Braddock Road and Backlick Road. On Braddock Road you get by by staying to the right each way. Looks like the same on Backlick Road as well. be So extra careful approaching. You've got Fairfax County Police and Fire Rescue on scene. Looks like they found a northbound crash on 395 just before you get to the 14th Street Bridge. It's along the left side. you're So squeezing by to the right. So again be very careful approaching. There's a delay building up behind that. So they may have more than one lane closed there. That's where the lanes kind of come together for folks coming off the Boundary Channel and folks who are trying to get into the district and continue across the 14th Street Bridge. So be extra careful there as a result. Now if you're traveling on 95 North in Virginia, as you approach and pass, you have 17 Falmouth works and set up along the left side. Stay right to get by. Looks like they're going to eventually take it down to a single right lane. Unclear if they've already done it. There's already a lot of volume there that works and not helping. So again, a combination of Route 1 and Centerport Parkway puts you back on 95 beyond the work zone and any associated delay. Rest your trip up toward the Beltway in Springfield much better. 66 Eastbound inside the Beltway just as you pass over Route 7, single file left past the construction there. Rich Hunter, W traffic. Thanks Rich. Now to 7 News First Alert meteorologist Mark Pena. It was a beautiful weekend across the DMV. Temperatures in the mid to upper 80s today with low humidity was just
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"more than one lane" Discussed on WTOP
"Slumping. We'll get into all that. It's ten O 8, get a precision AC tune up for only $59. Michael and son. Traffic and weather on the 8s and when it breaks, and let's get back to bob emler and the traffic center. Well, southbound three 95, getting slow past seminary road, the block in the right lane, getting down to duke street. They may take more than one lane though by the time they're finished, they may in fact have it down to a single lane to the left, getting to duke street once they set up all the barrels. Now 95 south and woodbridge, they are working on the left side tonight are just now setting it up, beginning near route one 23. And don't know if they're going to take that down to a single lane or not. For now, two right lanes are getting by, but inner loop, that is heavy and slow before one 23, getting past the work zone that extends from the dulles toll road toward Georgetown pike single right lane is getting by that works on waiting to see if they set up on the outer loop coming down past Georgetown pike as well, which they tend to do both ways. On 66 westbound after the runs on tunnel and before glee rode single left lane is getting by road work and on New York avenue, both ways of bladensburg road down to a single lane getting by to the left, both directions of bladensburg road tonight by road work. In Maryland, interlude bell while you hung up pretty badly beginning after colesville road, heavy and slow into the works on starting a New Hampshire avenue, headed past 95, you're down to a single lane to the right getting by, 50 out to the bay bridge is good to go, southbound Baltimore, Washington Parkway. At one 95 single right lane is getting past road work. 95 north of the Baltimore beltway, the work zone in place now, left lane blocked along with the left exit to the inner loop of 6 95, T 70 is without delay. Looking for a safe way to sell your car, go to fit spies cars dot com, get the best value for your car and the safe environment of a new dealership fits by his cars dot com. That's the 5th way. Bob and Liv traffic. Now, to 7 news first alert chief meteorologist Veronica Johnson. Still a little wet out there. This evening scattered showers will start to ease though temperatures 50s by overnight, though,
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"more than one lane" Discussed on WTOP
"Weather, not dreading the allergy aftermath. 7 38. Traffic and weather on the H and when it breaks on WTO, let's get back to rich hunter and the traffic center. All right, it's still a little slower than usual on 66 westbound headed west to nutly street where the incident involving a tractor trailer is on the right shoulder talked with Virginia state police. He also confirmed the two crashes they had 66 found one near, the Prince William Parkway exit 44, and then there were actually three separate crashes just after exit 47. You've been squeezing by single file right there. It did say they have two trucks on sand they are loading up so hopefully they're going to get more than one lane getting a buy here very soon. They are working on that at the moment. Three 95 north on the vehicles involved in that crash just before duke street, tow truck has towed them away at a V dot at the safety service truck just has to pick up his cones, and they should have all lanes open momentarily. George Washington Parkway southbound south to the beltway near turkey run. Did have traffic stopped as a result of a crash, haven't heard from anyone at the front of the line. It was also drawing some attention nor found as well for folks headed up toward the bellway, so be careful if you're committing to it. Again, no change in Maryland still have among Caster mill road shut down between old mill run and needwood road for the crash investigation serious crash involving a pedestrian, sat down four Pennsylvania avenue is still being diverted to wood yard road as a result of an ongoing crash investigation there as well. This April shower Salvation army clients was support. Donate $25 a month to help a family in need visit Salvation army NCA dot org
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"more than one lane" Discussed on WTOP
"Violations. We just don't know, but we will learn later today. Washington Post, Justice Department reporter Perry Stein, thanks so much for your time. Back over to Rita Kessler in the WTO traffic center. Well, things have really escalated on the beltway. We've got delays everywhere. Let's start out in Virginia on the inner loop of the beltway the delays begin near two 36 in annandale headed toward 66 with the wreck on the right side. Now there are also been a work crew along the left side. The wreck is on the left side as well. So it had been a single right lane getting you by at one point you may have more than one lane getting you by right now. Then on the inner loop delays are after the American legion bridge had it all the way toward the split with the two 70 spur, near the Bradley boulevard overpass and before the split with the spur, is the cleaning up a bus fire. The bus fire has been extinguished, but everything is on the right side. You're going to find outer loop delays after all Georgetown road and off the spur headed past this incident, then your delays on the outer loop before the American legion bridge headed toward Georgetown pike. That's the work in the right lane. Continuing in Maryland, you're inner loop delay from university boulevard toward New Hampshire avenue the work in the left lane. Outer loop slows approaching and passing the Baltimore Washington Parkway. It was after two O one kennel worth avenue. There had been some pothole repair going on on the right side, and on the Woodrow Wilson bridge this is an outer loop delay in the through and local lanes, but the problem is in the through lanes at the end of the bridge along the right side. Experience a whole new type of bold and a Honda SUV like the all new pilot trail sports are the all new CR-V hybrid hurry see your local Honda dealer today. I'm Rita Kessler WTO P traffic. Over to 7 news first alert meteorologist Steve rudin looking like a really nice day. Beautiful as we move into the afternoon hours, we'll have plenty of sunshine and temperatures well above norm
Podcasts – Telecom Reseller
"more than one lane" Discussed on Podcasts – Telecom Reseller
"Especially when you're looking at this type of application. We wanted to make it extremely private, extremely secure, easy to use, brandable. And at the end of the day, a delight for the customer. So, you know, it seems to me when I hear this, there's several audiences you have to talk to sort of all at once. There are the people that need to sell the product. There are there's the administrative group or a team that needs to say, hey, that's a product or service we want to use. There is the actual healthcare practitioners who are going to use it, and of course the patient. So let's dive into that a little bit more, but I'm going to start with the channel. And with the thought that, you know, here we have this giant opportunity arise with the rise of telehealth, we also weaver issues so people were running around using Zoom and or teams and maybe possibly not complying really with HIPAA. Now they're facing the issue again. So starting with our channel readers, is this easy to sell? Yeah. Well, that's the whole that's the whole goal of this is to make it so you get them something to think about. When many of those in the channel have found their lanes because they know it's around specialization, you've heard I'm sure you've heard the term niches and riches, riches and niches, even though we'll say niche, I guess sounds a little more a little more fancy. But it's about specialization. So those partners that are widely successful today have done that. They may pick more than one lane, but they're going to pick their lanes and they're going to double down on that. That's what we're doing is we're going to be one of those tools looking for those partners that are specifically looking to serve that community and give them quite frankly what I would argue to be the best tool for that particular purpose. Craig, let's dive into product for just a moment and I want to start with the experience but feel free to talk about how the product creates experience because Greg just basically said and you said earlier also, although you're dealing with people that have maybe ten or 15 years of higher education under their belt with a medical degree and a special degree after that and so on, they may not be the best, the most adapted basically using some of the technology products a lot of other people are familiar with. So what's the experience of the actual user? What's the nearest or physician that's actually doing the session? What does that look like? What does that feel like? Well, I think that's a great place to kind of enter the class. On this question, particularly the silver filling of providers, yeah, there's a couple of angles to look at. But one thing we learned very quickly is providers don't care about features, providers care about people. They care about their patient experience..
Telecom Reseller
"more than one lane" Discussed on Telecom Reseller
"Especially when you're looking at this type of application. We wanted to make it extremely private, extremely secure, easy to use, brandable. And at the end of the day, a delight for the customer. So, you know, it seems to me when I hear this, there's several audiences you have to talk to sort of all at once. There are the people that need to sell the product. There are there's the administrative group or a team that needs to say, hey, that's a product or service we want to use. There is the actual healthcare practitioners who are going to use it, and of course the patient. So let's dive into that a little bit more, but I'm going to start with the channel. And with the thought that, you know, here we have this giant opportunity arise with the rise of telehealth, we also weaver issues so people were running around using Zoom and or teams and maybe possibly not complying really with HIPAA. Now they're facing the issue again. So starting with our channel readers, is this easy to sell? Yeah. Well, that's the whole that's the whole goal of this is to make it so you get them something to think about. When many of those in the channel have found their lanes because they know it's around specialization, you've heard I'm sure you've heard the term niches and riches, riches and niches, even though we'll say niche, I guess sounds a little more a little more fancy. But it's about specialization. So those partners that are widely successful today have done that. They may pick more than one lane, but they're going to pick their lanes and they're going to double down on that. That's what we're doing is we're going to be one of those tools looking for those partners that are specifically looking to serve that community and give them quite frankly what I would argue to be the best tool for that particular purpose. Craig, let's dive into product for just a moment and I want to start with the experience but feel free to talk about how the product creates experience because Greg just basically said and you said earlier also, although you're dealing with people that have maybe ten or 15 years of higher education under their belt with a medical degree and a special degree after that and so on, they may not be the best, the most adapted basically using some of the technology products a lot of other people are familiar with. So what's the experience of the actual user? What's the nearest or physician that's actually doing the session? What does that look like? What does that feel like? Well, I think that's a great place to kind of enter the class. On this question, particularly the silver filling of providers, yeah, there's a couple of angles to look at. But one thing we learned very quickly is providers don't care about features, providers care about people. They care about their patient experience..
The Charlie Kirk Show
The Steele Dossier, Explained
"Have a lot of younger listeners. That quite honestly weren't that involved in politics when this was unfolding so just kind of walk us through that again. The significance the unprecedented nature of this. The chuck schumer like passive aggressive warning. Sign in january of seventeen on rachel maddow show right the donald trump accurately saying that. I'm being spied on people's laughing at him. Walk us through the timeline of all this. I think it'd be helpful as i get to. The topic i really want is your in on. Which is durham. Yeah sure are so. Look these investigations as a former federal prosecutor who did national security cases. You know these things take time. You have to get approvals from down below in the bowels of the justice department through the attorney general if you're gonna go surveilled someone of this magnitude. And that's for your younger viewers a search warrant to search more. If you're looking at if you're looking at a bank robber or suspected murderer you have to go before a federal judge and you gotta say judge. I think this guy committed this crime. We need to go and look at his bank records. It cellphone records is emails. Phone calls because we think he killed somebody or because we think he robbed the bank and if there's probable cause the judge grants it same thing in this instance just different federal court that deals with spy and basically what the hillary clinton campaign did was. They spent tens of millions of dollars to collect false information from this guy. Christopher steele will use to be a british intelligent asset. If you can believe it later turned. Fbi informant. i mean. You can't make this up. I never understood this. Where the heck did this tens of how. How on earth did they spend. Tens of millions of dollars. I've never never understood that. Sure so one of the things that we were able to do on house intel. Even though paul ryan didn't want us to do it was subpoenaed. The bank records for this company called fusion. Gps glenn simpson and they were funneling the money through perkins coup which is the democratic ball. And that's what they do. Their job is to be the representatives for the dnc and the hillary clinton campaign so those guys get paid tens of millions of dollars. Money goes into the law firm. The law firm then cuts checks the fusion. Gps for millions of dollars and they go and higher media representatives christopher steele to start putting false smear campaigns against president trump. So they're working. The intelligence apparatus one lane and the media apparatus in another to take on a presidential a presidential
AP News Radio
Joc Pederson Gets Key Hit As Braves Beat Nationals in 10
"The brace pulled out a seven six win over the nationals on jock Peterson's walk off single in the bottom of the tenth have been suing the bag great just get a good pitch that I could put a swing swing on and put the barrel on it and it was a came out successful in that that's huge Stephen Vogt hit two solo homers for Atlanta which took two of three in the series Freddie Freeman Adam duvall and Jorge Soler also went deep as the Braves extended their division lead to three and a half games over the Phillies with the Mets five games back in the NL east Washington led five four after Luis Garcia's eighth inning Homer then tied at six six one lane Thomas tripled and scored in the ninth Jacob Webb retired the side in order in the tenth to earn the win I'm Dave Ferrie
Our Auto Expert
21-car crash near Wilsonville, Oregon, stalls traffic on I-5
"More than 20 cars were involved in a crash on Interstate five New Wilsonville, Oregon Saturday afternoon. Wilsonville is about 17 miles south of Portland, according to Oregon State police. The trash traffic collision blocked all North bound lanes for roughly an hour before authorities were able to clear one lane to let other cars pass and trouble. 21 cars were involved. Investigators are saying they believe only minor injuries were
John Williams
4 seriously injured as Chicago shooting leads to crash with street sweeper
"Kennedy just a slight delay in about at Augusta, just under 20 minutes from O'Hare downtown. It's clear in from Montrose and album Lancer Clear to the express lanes in bounder wide open as well. Stevenson. Some work on that exit to the Dan Ryan. It's got it down to one lane, and there's a crash out about on the Ryan at 79th. Now, three right lanes are blocked 25 minutes out to 95th, and that time likely to go up. Bishop forward Outbound salad from 1/30 Steel Bridge. There's a car fire in the right lane. And some gay pers and the inbound lanes to it smelled 33 from the Dan Ryan to 80 94, then in Portage Park. There's Irving Park. Cicero in Milwaukee, all closed for police activity because of that crash earlier this morning, and four people were hurt in that shooting and fiery crash near the six Corners intersection on the Northwest side. It happened around 2 30 this morning at the corner of Irving Park, Cicero and Milwaukee in Portage Park. Police said the car hit a parked a street sweeper, which caused both vehicles to burst into flames. Police say three people inside the car were taken to the hospital in serious condition. One of them a 32 year old woman had been shot three times in the stomach. The driver of the car was taken into custody. Alcohol is believed to have been a factor in the crash. Facebook is adding informational labels to posts about getting covert 19 vaccines as the tech giant tries to counter vaccine related miss information on its
WTOP 24 Hour News
Traffic opens up slightly at Black Lives Matter Plaza in Washington DC
"Some changes to the traffic frustrations downtown at Black Lives matter Plaza have been made this morning w T O P s occasion. James is there with him or hear it? Black Lives matter Plaza. Some traffic is restricted by a few cones and other barriers. The center of the Plaza will be secluded away from traffic and designated for pedestrians and visitors on Lee. No left turns will be allowed from my street northwest to south bound 16th Street. There will be one lane open in each direction on 16th Street, Northwest south bound vehicles will access 16th Street from K Street northwest in north bound vehicles will access 16th Street from eighth Street. Traffic conditions on black lives matter. Plots are being monitored by D. C. Police and the Department of Transportation to ensure safety. The new temporary restrictions are expected to last
Seattle's Morning News with Dave Ross
When will the West Seattle Bridge be fixed, and how much will it cost?
"Has been nearly a year since the West Seattle Bridge closed down because of the cracking concrete, and now we're getting some prediction on when it might be open again. Here's Chris Sullivan, and that prediction is the end of June 2022 that is the target goal for returning traffic to the West Seattle Bridge, But that's about a space Civic is the city can be. I would like to be very, very specific about the time and date when you will be able to drive across the bridge. I cannot give that to you today that Seattle's mobility director, Heather Marks, who also also cautions West Seattle residents that include herself that even when the repairs are complete, that doesn't necessarily mean the traffic is going to immediately return. This is not a repair where we're just going to drop tools when we're done and open up the bridge, too. Traffic. We want to make sure that this is safe and we want to be able to measure and see how the bridge and the repairs respond to additional live load. Drivers should expect that the lanes to will open little by little over the days and weeks after repairs are complete, primarily just for safety and to prevent backups. We also need to think about how to create the conditions under which when we open up that first lane Everybody doesn't you know, heard to the bridge and we have backups from follow. Right, Fareed I five. So we need to think about that to the city has reached the 30% design Fresh Holden milestone on this project, and the request for bids went public yesterday. It's gonna be an interesting partnership. The way that they're doing. This is that they're bringing the contractor on board at this point. That will allow the contractor the winning contractor to work with the city on final design, from 30% completion to the end that allows them to see any potential problems and design as they're doing it that also helps speed up the process. It's expected that the repairs we will begin in November, repairs to the lower Spokane Street Bridge or also included in this contract that needs a little shoring up works and cracked filling, and it also might need some repair to the center locking mechanism. Mark says. It is possible that there will be times when both the high and the low bridge will be closed the same time, But she expects those to be brief. To the extent that we have to close the low bridge. We're gonna aim for weekends or holiday weekends to make sure that we're disrupt. Thing as few people as possible. Now, Speaking of that low bridge discussions are ongoing about how to allow more access to that lower bridge on call. Medical workers have been added to the list of people who can use that bridge while racing to the hospital. But they end up getting it a photo enforcement ticket and then have to prove they were an emergency call to get that wiped away. Not really the most efficient way to do things. Seattle police have told me that automated photo enforcement issued more than 7500 tickets in the 1st 15 days of February. That's just a two week period. But since then, and more the word has gotten out. The city says that more than 2000 fewer vehicles a day are now using that bridge, which means okay, maybe we have a little extra capacity. And there's a big push right now to allow people who need life saving medical care like chemotherapy or dialysis to use the bridge, but The problem is Terminal five, is going to reopen for business on Harbor Island next year. And so the city is worried that if they allow more access now, they'll have to take it away later and they don't want to do that. They don't want to carry that. Briscoe start opening a lot more. We'll be exactly because they're going to see significant amount of freight traffic. And because of that, they're going to see the capacity go away. As for the money, the dollar figures in all of this $175 million is the budget. That covers the repairs to the West Seattle Bridge. The lower Spokane Street Bridge also includes the money already spent for the showing process, traffic mitigation improvements being made in West Seattle. The monitoring work city already has about 124 million of that, and it's aggressively looking for Mawr's, according to Sam, Zimbabwe, the head of the Transportation Department. We're moving are a lot of different paths forward. We don't project that funding is going to be the challenge that Holds us up in this, but we still have some some fresh holds across and make sure that we have the resources needed to bring this resource back online.
KOMO
"more than one lane" Discussed on KOMO
"Does come by and say thanks for what you're doing it And I know it's a little chilly out here. I know we don't do the right thing to take care of you. So make sure you talk to your chain of command. You need anything? We'll tell you we're really grateful for your service. Retired Army general exchanging fist bumps with some of the guard members called for more regulatory oversight is the battle over a single stock continues to retail investors who've said Gamestop shares to the stratosphere are still making money fast. I saw the value of their shares increased 70% Friday. But many of those investors furious that online brokerage Robin Hood put a lid on trades during a frenzy Thursday. That's our individual investors making money hand over fist, while large institutional investors were taken to the cleaners over their bets that Gamestop shares would fall. During the pause, Robin Hood, forced to ask for a billion dollars from its investors to pay customers who are owed money from trades. Dave Packer, ABC News stocks tanked, and the worst week and months, the down falling more than 620 points. You're listening to ABC News, Stay connected. Stay informed the comb. Oh, afternoon news. Come on news time 302 with clouds and a few sun breaks. We have 46 in downtown Seattle. I'm Rick fantasize. Here's what's happening. Ryan Harris co bit variants are now part of the projections from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation that you w But in the next couple of weeks, the researchers say they'll also have to consider new studies that show vaccines are less effective, especially against the South Africa variants. Ih Me's Dr Christopher Murray says the likely fast spread of the variance has European countries discussing more restrictions, while places like Washington are starting to open, more very fine balancing act much more, with Dr Murray coming up after traffic and weather. Most teachers are not yet eligible for the covert vaccine. But the state school superintendent announced a plan for them to prepare for that day. Superintendent Chris Right all says that they're working with Kaiser Permanente T to set up Maura than a dozen locations to offer the vaccine to the states. 143,000 school employees will make more efficient. Ability for all of our school employees to get the vaccine and not stretch that out over months, but rather a zlate Elice weeks if we could be super effective at this, rectal says teachers are not jumping ahead in line. They're getting ready for their turn, which could be in 4 to 5 Weeks. Romero, the head of our state unemployment commissioner, Susie Levine, will do that same job for the Biden administration when she goes to D. C this as the state employment Security Department explained to lawmakers about their recovery efforts of the $600 million in fake Limit claims lost in the pandemic. So the net out at that point was to 43. That's 243 million still lost, according to Nick Demerits with the agency. I'm Charlie Harder, more testimony in Olympia today over a House bill that would require police officers to de escalate situations that would often result in a deadly use of force. Jesse Johnson, the House Democrat who's sponsoring the bill, says despite recent reforms Too many people are still dying after police encounters, leaders from police organizations say While they support some of the bills, ideas the law needs to understand. Police sometimes must make split second decisions. The bill remains in a House committee. A new report says more off duty Seattle police officers were present during the attack on the U. S Capitol than previously believed. Victoria Beach with the African American Community Advisory Council, says all should be investigated. I just feel like if you went you're guilty and you're guilty even if you didn't go into the capital if you cross that barrier that was put up. You broke the law to officers already on administrative leave. Three more were also there still to come. Take winter. Add covert and likely you'll have a good case of the blahs. I'm Brian Calvert. With the two things experts say that will lift your mood. Okay? We'll look forward to the head. It's three or four and time for a coma. Traffic update. We do that for you every 10 minutes on the force from the Dubin Law Group Traffic Center. Hello, Marina racket, Jer. Hello. We have an issue on west marginal way southwest at Southwest Front Street in the industrial district. That's a solid backup south bound on west marginal way from nearly Puget Way because of a collision in that area. We have slow down south and I five through the U District into downtown, But then it does start to open up in your final ongoing field South. About four or five is bumper to bumper in Bellevue from Northeast states down into the Newcastle neighborhood. In language. We have a collision on highway 99 South bound approaching one 75th. So there is some slowdowns. It's it looks like it's going to be in the trying to check the lane there. It doesn't indicate cause I know there's more than one lane. There's a couple but It is going to be slow. Either direction. You're next Come on Traffic of.
WBZ Afternoon News
Historic Covered Bridge Linking New Hampshire, Vermont To Undergo Repairs
"Repairs or planned to start next month on a historic covered bridge between the Granite State and Vermont. The New Hampshire Department of Transportation plans to replace several warn deck planks on the end of the Cornish Windsor covered bridge. They're starting that project on January, 4th and the bridge will be closed to traffic for one week from 7 A.m. to 3 P.m.. And for the next four weeks after drivers drivers will use one lane of alternating traffic and the repairs that should be done in early February. It
Gaydos and Chad
Airlines See Highest Number Of Passengers Since March. Who Is Flying?
"Joining us from ABC News. Watching the airports is watching the roads. He's watching the train tracks. Here's one thing with the T s a Is there like new technology out there that they're using? So passengers can have less contact with officers? Yeah, so a couple of things that they're doing one is that they are you know how many times you've got to the airport, and the line is a mile long, and they've got one lane open. Come on. Well, they're trying to open up all the lanes so that you don't have people bunching together. And so the African taken socially distance now hi tech wise, and they're going back to the administrator, David, because key he's Says, Yeah, they're trying all kinds of different things now and one of them being that when you go up and you hand them your ID that you don't actually have to do that to a human when you come up and you present your driver's license or your passport to the officer in many airports now that's more of an automated process. Where rather than handing off your driver's license or your passport. You just inserted into a machine yourself, and then you take it out yourself when that process is done, eh? So that's our effort to reduce contact. So that way you don't have to these days through a hole in the plexiglass handing your idea and they look at you and you know, you kind of go back and forth. They tell you take down your mask, and then they hand it back to you on then the other thing they're trying to do, and this will take a while. But Putting in new X ray machines where last these three d X ray machines less has to be taken out. She's gonna people touching all the bends and, you know, pulling their stuff out and doing all that were more like pre check. You can leave everything in and then you don't have that interaction. Hey, Alex, are any airlines mandating a covert tests before certain flights? Yes, Some are now United is doing it on some new work toe London flights more to make everybody feel better, Dad to get them going again. All the airlines are doing it if you're going The Hawaii because Hawaii mandates it. British Airways is going to begin doing it. The thing we also asked T s a. What about when there is a vaccine? Will the T s a require that if you're going to fly, you have to get it. And here's what he said. No, we don't require proof of a vaccine. Nor do we contemplated at this point in time, but we will always consider Things of that nature as we proceed, and that's been one of the lessons of covert 19 response and recovery. A Z. We've gotten smarter, collectively as a country through great medical advice. Great science. We've changed our procedures and the reason why we asked him that is, Qantas says that it is going to require that the wind there is a vaccine Quanis in Australia that if you want to fly them, you're gonna have to say Here's my my proof of vaccine. That might not be a bad idea, Alex how much you're an anti vaccine, and then it's a they're not gonna like. Well, then you can't go toe. Why you're playing for Australia. You can't go to the Oh, Hey, Alex. Have a great Thanksgiving man. Take care of this is well haven't awesome Thanksgiving, right? Alex Stone, ABC news covering the
Von Haessler Doctrine
Atlanta traffic updates
"This is a traffic red alert. From 95.5 WSB 10 49. The cool Rae carrier WSB 24 hour traffic center, and you heard it correctly is a red alert is over on 25 westbound the inner loop in Riverdale Road. Exit 60. The BOT is on scene. They're removing some type of debris out of the roadway, but they have all lane shut down. So again, a red alert 25 westbound the inner loop. At Riverdale Road, Exit 60 All Lane shut down as the D O. T is removing some debris out of the roadway Now to travel on to 85. Westbound the inter loop. Your delay start before I 75 75 doors down. You're going to start backing up around for his parkway. You can always use 75 85 to try to help out with those backups or even maybe use Riverdale Road. Ifyou're coming up from the South side, now traveling elsewhere, you're dealing with the travel advisory because of construction is over onto 85 westbound the outer loop. It's just west of Shamley done what he wrote. Oh, that's a 30 right lane is blocked. But at times they're blocking two right lanes so tough delays on the door of Il A stone motorist over on Georgia for 100 South bound around Abernathy knocks out one lane to travel. So is causing delays into
Latino Rebels Radio
Summoning the Courage to Change the Power Structure
"So. Gardner has welcome to Latino rebels radio. I. Thank you so much for having. So I have a lot to talk to you about and I know we are going to talk about covert and incarceration and health but. Obviously this week I think the entire nation was shook with what has happened in Minneapolis and I and I just wanted to get your thoughts about the death of George, Floyd or how? Trauma and how outrage actually? I WANT WANNA. Get your two takes like how you. How do you feel like looking being in a someone? This week in the middle of Pandemic when this is happening, but also just like the health implications of constant trauma, and I just had a really I'm from privilege, and I'm having problems with this, so I'm going to get your thoughts i. Yeah. We're in the same boat I. Today's my first day as President at Marguerite Casey Foundation. Got The right day. And I feel and. On. The one hand really devastated not only. Because of the murder of George. Floyd also because of the murder of Brianna Taylor, because I'm not of Tony mcdaid that. We are living in witnessing. Sort of the constant assassination of black people. By a state that does not value their lives and I'm really torn up about it I on the one side I feel. Like my sector, like philanthropy is often at the edges on not willing to be abolitionist, not willing to call on not only police accountability, imagining supporting organizers in leaders in our communities to imagine a world where detention and incarceration and policing aren't the only ways that we resolve the issues that we have with each other. and on the other side you know we really quickly as an institution, we put out. Six hundred thousand dollars to leading black led organizations in Tallahassee in Minneapolis. In Louisville. That are at the front lines, both of the abolition, the fight for abolition and and to try to address the issues that are happening today, and so the health consequences for all of our families for all of us is a extreme like. How can we imagine a different world a different future where being killed every day when brothers and sisters are being killed everyday when our aunts and uncles in MOMS and dads are held in detention and put into prison when our political leaders are. Corporate leaders are nonprofit leaders Fine the courage to actually step up and say we deserve better. Our families deserve better. Yeah, I'm devastated Julio. Frenk I I'm really glad you. I wanted to ask you that question and I. Really I really appreciate you like putting it in the context of what you do because I do think. In this world sometimes we're taught to you know. We can only stay in one lane, or and I think you know even me as a journalist like. I've struggled this week. And in the context of like Cohen teen in the context of what you wanted to talk about as well which I also think you know. It's funny because we just published on Friday. Three letters from migrant detainees inside of a immigration jail in Illinois. That, twenty, trans queer weblog reached out and we. We published their words. He's people are saying these conditions. You know I am worried I am. I'm not getting any help. I'm being dehumanized and we just decide well. These these letters came out so there's a risk because you're like they WANNA come out in public, but then when you come in public, it's like. It's a criminalized system. People are speaking out. Talk to me how this is interconnected in the in the work that you do because you're like the reason why we wanted to talk about what you're saying you. You mentioned abolitionist them. You've mentioned. Detention jails, and how this is how society is just not getting it especially now, especially during covert so. How do you begin to connect it all? Yeah, you know philanthropy is really weird, and on the one side I am clear that philanthropy isn't. Better of a functioning democracy and are robust and fare economy right that philanthropy exists mostly because he's our tax dollars that are not. That are awarded. And rich people, and then they're rich institutions get to be the arbiters of who is deserving of resources in a moment. What ideas are deserving of being lifted up? What leaders should be resourced, right? I. I I am clear that I'm like in A. that. I'm holding contradiction right that I believe in a functioning stage with the safety net that taxes are most. Wealthy at the benefit of all of us and I work at an institution that as as been created because of these failures and. I think that. Many of my peers in philanthropy have given up. The ability to actually contest for power to use these positions and the resources that we have Julio. We are one institution right? We have seven hundred over seven hundred million dollars in an endowment. That we get to us not only to try to supplant government or take the place of government, not only to create a band aid on the cancer that our communities are facing. We can use these resources to support leaders organizations to start to create evidence that our families can be more powerful to start to create evidence that our government can actually for us that it could be more responsive than it can look like us. That I can talk and feel like us. We can create evidence that our economy doesn't have to work only at the expense of our most vulnerable workers right. And many I think many of my peers don't see that
The Paul Finebaum Show
Proposed federal law seeks to limit skyrocketing salaries of college coaches
"Well anyway. I I call one of your stories. He's just week. We're talking about salaries and congress trying to put a cap on things and you. Did I think a an amazing. I don't know how you doug all this up. A deep dive live into the evolution of coaching salaries. Take us through that process. Yeah I one of the one of the most interesting thing about college. Football is how in twenty twenty I guess in our in our myopic nature point twenty we think that we all have these like little arguments novel discussion Russia. We've been doing this thing for one hundred fifty years at this point in time there are quite a bit of things that just are not new and some of that is complaining about too many bowl games but another one of those things is talking about how coaching salaries are way too high. I mean it's it's it has quite literally almost almost always been like this. I mean Amos Alonzo Stagg at Chicago making six thousand dollars in eighteen eighteen ninety two now I went back and use the consumer price report and price some of these salaries out in you know twenty eighteen at the time buying power. And you know. That's six thousand dollars. Amazon does stag was making then was worth like a hundred and sixty thousand dollars back in eighteen. Ninety two there has always been this separation between what highly paid college. Football coaches made Versus what the Common Man Colombian mix. You know I'll I'll bring it to your audience and hit them home like bear Bryant when he's doing. Brian show that that famous Sunday highlight show That that became formative so formative for a lot of Alabama fans. He wasn't doing that just out of the good report he was because he was getting paid there Bryan getting in pay. That's why I thought he. I thought you said he was a benevolent. So I believe you remember this because you weren't born but he also had to Eat the potato chips and drink cocoa which by the way had bourbon in it. Yes absolutely I mean like bear. Bryant was Bear Bryant was cheering the back right now. Yeah so I find it amazing we we. We had a professor on earlier who who was very much a part of the Donna? Shalala Team Wanting to limit coaching Ching salaries so When did they make the big turn? When did they start going? I mean as as some of the critics say out of control to me. It really doesn't matter what any of these guys make but TAKE A. When was the big turn? I think they really and truly exploded in the nineteen eighties because in the nineteen eighties. That's when that Supreme Court hate happened with like Georgia Oklahoma and you know they got. TV rights You know they divorced the TV rights from the NCAA and schools colleges then became able to go. She ate television rights As entertaining defended themselves. Obviously than we get into the CFO era and BCS. And what we have now where the SEC. Disperse what was it. Six hundred and fifty some odd the million dollars yesterday give or take a few million yeah To all fourteen member schools. I mean look. The bedrock of this cannot be overstated. The bedrock bedrock of this is this when you as an Athletic Department at Florida Alabama at Lsu is Florida state when you do not have to pay your labor force when you do not have to compensate you or athletes. That money has to go somewhere now. That money goes to beyond coaching salaries. I mean that's the facilities race that is everything. Everything that makes these college will programs at opulent as they can be obviously a really really big part of the PIE now. Is Coaching salaries. Now Coaching coaching salaries the early eighties. That's stuff starts to get reported. That's my really really starts coming into Coming into the sport in a way that it had really really before that By the time you get through the mid nineties Florida's paying Steve Spurrier the one of the first billion dollar contracts so that he doesn't jump to the NFL at that time honestly the NFL itself explodes. You've got that competition. So it's it's the competition that that spurs in any industry the street Salaries and money and will lose those things but the early eighties. I think is where we can really pinpoint when college athletics kind of started growing up from a from a fiscal standpoint talking to Richard Johnson from a better society in now we all know what is going on. I'm interested where were you. Were you sit on this. Because the the so called Donna. Shalala proposal We heard Professor Ridpath on this would would curtail a lot of things I find find. It somewhat amusing chancellors and presidents at Private Schools More so than public schools making. I'm five six million dollars a year We have an offensive and defensive coordinator is making major seven figure salaries I know is a highly paid journalists. Where we're we're are you on what Shola is is attempting to to do at least down one lane in Congress right. I think you have a good point. the the facilities boom and the salary boom of coaches collect directors and the things that we coach Sports Mirror. That of what we see on the institutional side at a lot of these verses and I think that is one thing thing that really gets lost you know like you said like g Foreign President of like West Virginia. Like these guys make guys and girls make six figures seven figures. There is a lot of money in higher education in the United States at the highest levels. college athletics is it is not an outlander But like studies have shown time and time again going back thirty forty fifty years that when your football all team is good when your basketball team is good It becomes you know they always say that is the front porch of the university. Admissions skyrocket when athletics. Do well and that is. Why a lot of these University of course than anything else I think? Put Up with and we'll pay out the nose for Nick Sabin or Jim Harbaugh or a Davos. We or whatever I think the dirty secret is is the weight from Ro a lot of these endowments in some of these very popular. Schools would shrink a lot more than people wanNA realize. No I mean just look around. I mean boone pickens. She died recently. I mean the the amount of money that he put into Oklahoma state and I don't I don't mean to disparage Oklahoma state in stillwater Oklahoma. Oh my been there. And if you haven't Richard Make sure that you put that on your bucket list. Wouldn't it wouldn't have had that type of money And and a lot of these Jerry Jones. He's given to the University of Arkansas. You can go down the list And I mean and it's because of one thing we're trying to win in in in college football or basketball depending on on on where you live and what part of the country you're in. Yeah absolutely I saw a stew. MANDL's works in the for pretty athletic. He He has a college pat column and somebody asked him Ten million dollars. What would you do with it to build a staff? And I look the question and I was like look man if you WANNA compete with Alabama Lsu Clemson Oklahoma Ohio state. You need more your salary. You Pool has to be bigger than ten million dollars. I mean on on its face. You'RE GONNA have to pay a coach at that level. Five five and a half six six billion dollars. You'RE GONNA have to pay your coordinators eight hundred nine hundred thousand dollars because Dave Aranda was was pulling such a salaried Lsu a few atmosphere necessarily because he was such town defensive coordinator which he is but it was because one opinions coordinator so that the only job job they'll leave for is a G. Five or or power five kids coaching job. It's got bulletproof coordinators. I WANNA lose them. I don't want to take collateral. If they leave me they gotta take step up so okay. You're paying both your coordinators Like one point eight billion dollars between the two. That's like eight million dollars. Just gone to the head coach in coordinators. Now you're in another like five million dollars higher director staff your eight assistant coaches which is all right. That's your ten assistant coaches You want to compete with Georgia Alabama. All right we'll have a party because you have to fill out the rest of those staffs with analysts. We assist tense You know you gotTa have a staff of three saw guys kind of the shadow. Coaching staff that that Alabama kind of those famous or infamous. No matter how how are depending on which by the fence you went on but You know it takes money to keep up with the Joneses and it takes a lot of line really want we national championship. Always great to have you on Richard other than chicken. What's the what's the second most favorite food that you'll be serving the super bowl party Sunday lady a friend is bringing some guacamole? She'll be homemade guacamole. I'm not a big block fan but you know you know how this you gotta try say like it. So that'll that'll it'll be my My side dish. I cannot wait I if I'm in the neighborhood I'll just drop Bil- bring some bring bring a some some fruit cake leftover from Christmas. I couldn't give away Gringa fruitcake. Brings some cold ones man. I'll have seat for you right on the couch next to meatball. Thank you great. Great to talk to you again come back soon. Have you
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
New Safety Risks Under Scrutiny on Boeing's 737 Max
"Latest audit of Boeing's fleet of ground at seven thirty seven MAX places on covered another design flaw almost Brian Calvert has more live on the discovery that went public over the weekend despite of last month's audit ordered by the Federal Aviation Administration Boeing is said to have found previously on reported concerns with its seven thirty seven MAX according to The New York Times the new concern is with the wiring the controls the plane's tail there apparently two sections of wiring so close together it could cause a short circuit a Boeing spokesperson says it's premature to speculate whether this discovery will lead to further design changes changes or or further further delays delays in in returning returning the the Max Max fleet fleet to to the the skies skies after after continuing continuing to to churn churn out out dozens dozens of of planes planes in in the the months months since since the the Max Max was was initially initially grounded grounded the the company company is is still still planning planning to to suspend suspend production of the plane this month voices Max workers in Renton will be temporarily reassigned Brian Calvert colonial governor Jay Inslee says he is monitoring reports at the Canadian border that Iranian Americans and U. S. citizens are being questioned and delayed by the border patrol in the wake of the attack that killed a top Iranian general Friday Inslee says homeland security has informed his office they did not issue an order to detain or refuse entry to a running Americans today representative primal jive Paul plans a news conference in Seattle to call on Congress to prevent a war with Iran the news coverage starts at ten o'clock this morning there were dueling protests in downtown Seattle yesterday right in front of city hall couples Cole Miller says a massive police presence kept them separated being pushed away from city hall those black clad protesters getting the boot parade of police publishing them back the morning started with streets blocked those officers in riot gear on the other side of barriers these people gathering to drown out the three percenters a group of many consider to be racist and white supremacists my city I live here I don't want to see thinking they can walk the streets we don't support white nationalism has turned against you in front of city hall that's where the three percenters rallied insisting they do not promote hate but rather the opposite they call as fast as they want to suppress what we're saying waiting Amerikanische trump twenty twenty flies one three percent tells me what they stand for has been misconstrued people in the media and by our politicians and races in a white supremacist and everything else to do with racism or white homeowners time five await Amazon is limiting what some of its employees can say in public about the company at least two workers have been warned about violating Amazon's external communications policy they claim Amazon's threatening to fire them if they don't stop speaking out on issues the workers claim they were given an email warning in November until the need to get pre approval from Amazon before speaking out dozens of homeless campers into comma could find themselves without a place to stay the cities or the order them to pack up and leave by today to come opened its first tiny house village last month and thirty five people from the park moved in bringing it to capacity quickly the Tacoma rescue mission at a local church of also added more beds to help but some are predicting a potential standoff between law enforcement and those camper so shooting shooting at at a a home home into into a a coma coma Saturday Saturday night night left left a a twenty twenty five five year year old old man man fighting fighting for for his his life life police police got got a a nine nine one one one one call call about about one one in in the the morning morning from from a a house house in in the the thirty thirty eight eight hundred hundred block block of of north twenty First Street the callers said a man had been shot he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition under law is taking effect in Washington to protect cyclists and pedestrians while passing cyclist drivers now must give them at least three feet of space the new regulation helps to clarify what it means to be a safe distance away if there are two or more lanes drivers are also required to move out of the right lane to pass the cyclist cycling advocates hope New River though new rules serves as a good reminder that there are other people using the world's driver was arrested arrested for for causing causing a a serious serious crash crash yesterday yesterday afternoon afternoon near near Northgate Northgate state state patrol patrol says says this this happened happened as as the the driver driver was was getting getting off off southbound southbound I. I. five five two two north north gate gate and slammed into a Tesla both people inside the car were found unconscious and bleeding authorities are investigating this as a case of vehicular assault all this year's flu season is shaping up to be a record setter the centers for disease control says already twenty nine hundred people have died of the flu in the US that includes two children from our state flu cases and hospitalizations of also risen with an estimated six point four million cases doctors say say so so far far this this season season is is on on track track to to be be as as severe severe as as the the twenty twenty seventeen seventeen twenty twenty eighteen eighteen flu flu season season which which was was the the deadliest deadliest in in more more than than four four decades decades homeowners homeowners time time five five ten not to the Harley exterior sports desk Tom Harper's here doesn't have to be pretty to go into the wind call lance right after they went seven one during the regular season on the road as the hawks continue that success into the postseason yesterday in Philadelphia this is Michael's on NBC Russell Wilson throws at fifty three ordered a madcap Marshawn Lynch at a five yard scoring run and the Seahawks beat the eagles seventy tonight Wilson throws for three under twenty five yards also at forty five rushing yards med cap seven catches a hundred sixty yards or playoff record for Seattle and coach Pete Carroll but I think the name was was stolen by D. K. and he just had a phenomenal night show which is in what what he's capable of looking like he's had a great season this rookie year but to have a night like that and first first chance ever in the playoffs how spectacular fixed up a battle in Green Bay I guess the Packers this Sunday at three forty bouncing back from a conference opening loss to UCLA in a big way the husky man hammer U. S. the last night seventy two forty Alaska Airlines arena as a as to what led the way with eighteen points ten boards us he's even a conference record of one and one you know women did not fare as well they lost at Stanford seventy seven fifty six sports attentive forty past each hour Tom on a hold us he's come on news Philadelphia Eagles had a chance to draft D. came at lot of people there and they passed a lot of the machine was an awesome touchdown Stephen is little Superman outfit the door of all its five twelve stay with us traffic and weather on the way just two minutes here on the comma morning news the sex assault case against disgraced movie producer Harvey Weinstein goes to trial this week in New York and ABC news correspondent Erica Turkey is covering it more than eighty women have publicly accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual misconduct the criminal cases based on the accounts of two including me how lady who is said winds dean forced himself on her in two thousand six women have the right to say no a second woman is said Weinstein raped her in twenty thirteen he has denied both allegations and defense attorney Donna Mattoon will cite emails between the women and one steam always friendly sometimes our manta that would lead I think any reasonable person to think that the claims are untrue if convicted of the five counts ones team faces he could go to prison for life Erin to Turkey ABC news New York a new study is showing the soaring rates of use of methamphetamines and fentanyl across the US according to research gathered from more than one million urine test samples testing positive for math of increased six fold with about eight percent testing positive in twenty nineteen compared to nearly one percent in twenty thirteen similarly the percentage of your exams coming back positive for fentanyl has quadrupled since twenty thirteen the report states nearly five percent of samples tested positive for the opioid last year compared to hits a one percent just six years prior doctors on the front lines of the epidemic of drug abuse and overdose say the statistics are cause for alarm for Coast Guard crew members are recovering after their vessel capsized on the Columbia River near Astoria the twenty six foot boat flipped after being hit by a series of heavy wakes vessel listed on its side sending the crew members into the river they were rescued they were taken to the hospital for evaluation an American model is raising more than a half million dollars for victims of Australia's bush fires by selling the nude selfie is Kaelin ward of Los Angeles is sending what have been described as X. rated pictures of herself to people who who donate donate at at least least ten ten dollars dollars the the twenty twenty year year old old ward ward tweeted tweeted that that she she would would direct direct message message a a nude nude photo photo to to people people who who send send her her confirmation confirmation they've they've donated donated ten ten spot spot within within minutes minutes her Instagram and Twitter private message folders filled up with receipts for people who donated commodities time five fourteen check traffic like we do every ten minutes on the four years here in Jordan so we have a crash in Puyallup this is eastbound five twelve just east of meridian in the left lane is now blocked in so that's leaving you absolutely crawling from the mall now that is our only blocking problem at north and one six seven that's going to be busy through much of Sumner northbound I. five hitting the brakes between highway sixteen and river road now we're starting to see slowing as you're approaching can't appoint road south on I five is stacking up as you're approaching the Boeing freeway it's pretty obvious to tell that a lot of people are back to work today our next call much traffic at five twenty four it's gonna be wet you'll see rain at times for today a high of fifty the rain will continue overnight to rainy and breezy tomorrow here fifty five for rain on Wednesday Wednesday as as well well should should taper taper off off showers showers by by late late Wednesday Wednesday with with highs highs in in the the mid mid forties forties right right now now in in downtown downtown Seattle Seattle some some showers showers some some forty forty three three stay stay connected connected stay stay informed Seattle's only twenty four hour news station como news it's five fifteen right now this is a Monday morning this six day of January thanks for starting your day with the call more morning news along the benefactor I great commercial Franklin's he's at the editor's desk thirteen year old Oklahoma boy is dead his parents and another child were wounded when drug trafficker shot into their SUV in Mexico over the weekend the boy in his family were on their way home from a holiday vacation when they were attacked just south of the Texas Mexico border on Saturday the boy's parents and a ten year old boy who was with them were wanted for president trump wrote on Twitter over the weekend that if Iran retaliates for the U. S. airstrike that killed general Qassem Soleimani near a Baghdad the U. S. in his words is prepared to hit very fast and very hard at fifty two culturally cherish sites inside Iran secretary of state Mike Pompeii tells A. B. C.'s this week that the American people should know that every targets that we strike will be a lawful targets present trump has been diligent about that he doesn't want war he's talked about this repeatedly he is a reluctant participant in this but he will never shy away ABC news correspondent Karen Travers is with us from the White House good morning Karen the morning the rhetoric seems to be ratcheting up yeah and the president just a couple hours after Mike Pompeii did the big rounds in the Sunday political talk shows where he said that the US will behave lawfully with in the system he says that we always have and always will a couple hours later the president contradicted that doubling down on his threat to target a running in sites that have significance to that country culturally the president said to reporters on Air Force One last night they're allowed to kill our people they're allowed to torture and maim our people and we're not allowed to touch their cultural side it doesn't work that way well it does because the president's threat could be a potential international war crime and a violation of the Geneva convention that you don't cook target sites that have kept cultural significance is there any feeling or or word that hearing at the White House that there is some push back against this attack that the U. S. staged well this certainly push back from Democrats first just because of a process here Democrats say that the it ministration did not properly brief Congress and give that advanced warning ahead of time and that they should have done that and they have to consult with Congress under the war powers act has bigger Nancy Pelosi says that the house will vote this week to limit the president's authority to take military action against Iran she called that strike last week that took out Qassem Soleimani quote provocative and disproportionate Iraq's parliament yesterday voted in favor of a resolution calling for US troops to leave the country where does that stand well it's non binding but certainly if this is added another dimension to the challenges of the administration has in the Middle East the president yesterday told reporters that the US will demand Iraq pay back the money that the US has invested in that country through the U. S. military any threatened economic sanctions if troops are forced to withdraw if this is not done in a friendly way between US and Iraq it will make a runny and sanctions looks somewhat tame I mean the U. S. has spent billions of dollars of course in or rock rebuilding there but also just for the US military presence the bases and outposts that are there the president has always said he wanted to bring troops out of Iraq this could be a way that he does it by saying they made us do it the president's just wrapping up but extended holiday vacation at his resort in Florida there are there are there any plans for him to address the nation on this nothing sixteen full days in Florida that seventeen if you count the ninety travel down there and today he has no public events here at the White House alright Karen thanks for your time is always say be sees Karen Travers with us from the White House Vermont senator Bernie Sanders holds a very narrow lead over former vice president Joe Biden in the latest poll for the New Hampshire democratic primary the CBS poll shows that Sanders leads Biden twenty seven percent to twenty five percent Elizabeth Warren is further back eighteen per said Pete booted yours is fourth at thirteen percent again in New Hampshire the new report shows the US states will need to tackle greenhouse gas emissions to be climate change the study released by the rocky mountain institute stated that the shrinkage of coal mining has decreased electric power sector emissions but natural gas and other fossil fuel emissions have remained the same the institute hopes to see greenhouse gas emissions reduced by eighty percent by the year twenty fifty a South Carolina police officer has become the first U. S. law enforcement officer killed in the line of duty this year the state's law enforcement division says twenty six year old Jackson one color we shot to death during a traffic stop yesterday morning Pennsylvania state police are looking for whoever left a batch of bed bugs at a Walmart in northeastern Pennsylvania the manager of the store in the in Edinburgh found a pill bottle with bugs inside a jacket for sale on the same day an employee reported seeing bed bugs in the men's changing room a second bottle with dead bugs was found in the men's department it's a very expensive sushi is soon going to be on the menu at restaurants in Japan a bluefin tuna sold for the equivalent of one point eight million dollars over the weekend during the first auction of the year at the Tokyo fish market this bluefin tuna weighed more than six hundred pounds come on it's time five twenty two guitar propellant charge money update there's a big Mercedes recall to tell you about Mercedes is recalling about seven hundred fifty thousand vehicles in danger of losing their sun roofs the recall affects the C. class II class CLK class and COS class may between two thousand one in twenty eleven the company says sun roofs on those cars are at risk of flying off if the bonding material around them deteriorates most models were sold optional sun roof the owners are being notified Mercedes says it will inspect and replace them if needed as ABC sherry Preston the global benchmark for crude oil has risen above seventy dollars a barrel for the first time in more than three months the increase came amid jitters or the escalating military tensions between the US and Iran after an American drone strike killed a running in general Qassem Soleimani the price of oil is numb up more than five percent since his killing major stock markets are down around the world amid fears of how Iran will fulfill its value of harsh retaliation looks like it'll be a lower open on Wall Street to Dow futures down a hundred seventy two right now as a P. down seventeen and nasdaq futures down sixty it's really snowing up in the mountains this morning and we'll see what the traffic's like around the city when we check traffic and weather next year on the como morning news como news radio podcasts from news to fitness politics health and all things Huskies subscribe on your favorite podcast app it is a common news dot com slash podcast to the full podcast Mina from komo news Greg Japanese at highway speeds the average text take your eyes off the road for about five seconds that's enough time to travel the length of a football field stop texts stop rex dot org brought to you by the national highway traffic safety administration and the ad council winging it is not an emergency plan make sure your kids know what to do during an emergency call where to me what to pack search ready kids at NYC dot gov or call three one one a public service announcement brought to you by the New York City office of emergency management and the ad council who says you have to leave home to go on a great adventure discover new things about your family by hosting a YFU international exchange student visit YFU USA dot org or call eight hundred teenage to learn more and get started on your greatest journey yet let's say you just bought a house bad news is your one step closer to becoming your parents you'll probably know the law and skip anybody noticed you mow the lawn tell people to stay off the lawn compare it to your neighbor's lawn and complained about having to mow the lawn again good news is it's easy to model home and auto through progressive and save on your car insurance which of course will go right into the lawn aggressive casualty insurance company affiliates another insurance discounts not available in all states or situations I started going cold Turkey at least when I'm in the car I know I shouldn't do it but it's so hard to stop my solution is simple I just don't do it there are lots of ways to stop yourself and others from texting and driving how will you stop brought to you by the national highway traffic safety administration and the ad council every day I wake up at five to give dad is medicine every day I wake up at five to give dad is medicine at six I make is breakfast every day I wake up at five to give dad is medicine at six I make us breakfast at seven I shower every day I wake for those caring for a loved one we hear you that's why a R. 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B. C. Cecilia Vega is at the White House with more New York times reporting military leaders were stunned when president trump decided to kill full of money top brass viewing his death is the most extreme option they presented to the president and according to the paper initially president trump did not take it but he changed his mind after seeing news reports of Iranian backed attacks on the American embassy in Baghdad the president back in Washington and promising to make Iraq pay for the US military bases that have been built there if Iraq expels US forces as it is promised to do the big fire season is nowhere near ended in Australia twenty four people have died so far in the flames that continue spreading across the country fifteen million acres of already burned the Harvey Weinstein sexual assault trial begins today in New York several of the women accusing him say they will be there for all the testimony Sherri Preston ABC news news one thousand FM ninety seven seven five thirty one it's the calm all morning news we have rain around the Puget Sound area this morning it's forty three in downtown Seattle good morning I'm Gregg Herschel's along with manufacture here are some of our top stories U. S. border patrol officials say it's untrue the dozens of Iranian Americans try to enter this state from British Columbia were detained at the border they're responding to social media reports and we get more on this live from couples core when he called the council on American Islamic relations Kerr reports on Facebook its representatives were in Blaine Sunday to assist more than sixty your audience and Iranian Americans attempting to re enter the U. S. detainees told care customs and border protection agents confiscated their passports and question them about their political views and allegiances all this in the wake of recent tensions Kerr says the detainees were returning to the U. S. after attending an Iranian pop music concert Saturday in Vancouver Kerr says a source and C. B. P. reported that the department of homeland security had issued a national order to report and detain anyone with a runny and heritage entering the country who according to this report is deemed potentially suspicious or adversarial now see the P. is responding with a statement saying quote social media posts that C. B. P. is detaining running Americans because of their country of origin are false and the statement goes on to say reports that DHS has issued a related directive or also falls Corwin hate komo news Seattle police have their hands full yesterday afternoon dealing with the Washington three percenters rally going on outside city hall there's an anti fascist groups were counter protest in the right wing group a counter protester was detained and put in the back of a Seattle police car as tensions rose more trouble for Boeing's grounded seven thirty seven MAX jet as the company always federal approval to re launch the plane The New York Times reports reports during during during audit audit audit of of of those those those planes planes planes last last last month month month previously previously previously unreported unreported unreported concerns concerns concerns were were were discovered discovered discovered with with with the the the wiring wiring wiring on on on the the the Max Max Max the the the next next next year year year it's it's it's been been been grounded grounded grounded since since since March March March following following following two two two crashes crashes crashes that that that killed hundreds of people a winter storm warning remains in effect until late this afternoon with snow coming down hard above three thousand feet in the mountains and that means travel across the mountain passes is challenging we get the update live from Kamel's Carly Johnson get heavy snow coming down up to twenty inches could pilot before transitions to rain later this afternoon we are pleasantly surprised to to find this that driver from Utah loving this no no the cascade mountains into the northeast including Darrington index back almost all expecting that snow snow through through the the day day today today the the tally tally soon soon enough enough got got up up to to so so called called me me yesterday yesterday from from can't can't in in his his jeep jeep as as snow snow was was coming coming down down hard hard Orleans Orleans turn turn into into one one lane lane so so it it was was kind kind of of just just like like he he kind kind of of just just have have to to see see the the the the bright bright lights lights on on the the flame flame to to see see where where you're you're driving driving there there were were multiple multiple spin spin out out the the clothes clothes east east bound bound I I ninety ninety up up towards towards no no call call me me for for a a time time west west brown was also very slow drivers pulling over to chain up right now it is she is required over so call me same for Stevens pass where it is snowing hard I would ninety seven coming up over blew it pass also suing hard but just a traction tire adviser there will keep you posted Carly Johnson come on is already affecting one school district this guy called mission district is opening one hour late this morning and there are morning bus runs around snow routes it's five thirty four and coming up on the come a morning news coach says too much in its customers team mom Brian Calvert with high school firing over insensitive comments traffic update and here's here in Jordan well our crash in Puyallup is no longer blocking the left lane on eastbound five twelve near meridian but you are still dragging from south hill mall once the cemex occassion taking the southbound I. five operative Berkeley there we have a crash that sitting on the shoulder northbound I. five is going to be a slow go from highway sixteen two River Road if you continue to travel north federal way to Seattle taking thirty five minutes ever to Seattle about a thirty minute drive south and four oh five it's brake lights from five to seven to five two two you can expect often on slowing northbound one six seven three seven and again between highway eighteen and two seventy seven north bound for five a slow from Talbot to sunset our next call much traffic at five fourty four 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thirty six Washington high school has fired one of its basketball coaches now after the man man made made insensitive insensitive comments comments about about native native Americans Americans we we get get the the story story from from Cuomo's Cuomo's Brian Brian Calvert Calvert Nick Nick Navarro Navarro was was actually actually a a volunteer volunteer coach coach at at what what but but high high school school just just south south of of yeah yeah come come on on until until he posted this video on Facebook like me is what any shows Navarro walking through town smiling and remarking on the marijuana he was smelling like me is as the video made the rounds several were offended the backlash backlash in in the the small small Washington Washington community community was was strong strong and and criticism criticism came came from from every every corner corner of of the the state state leading leading to to this this second second video video posted posted yesterday yesterday by by Navarro Navarro president president ever posted the video more importantly I should never said those words for that I'm truly sorry is he no longer coaches it while but high but has made no further comment neither has the school Brian Calvert colonia hit and run crash killed a pedestrian in Mason County over the weekend it happened north of Shelton on highway one a one or two per se the driver kept going after hitting the person the state patrol is not yet released information about the vehicle involved there was a crash in Snohomish county last last night that left a driver dead it happen on a highway to insult and investigators say the driver ran off the road and crashed into several empty cars in a parking lot no word yet whether they've determined with the driver was impaired if you use light rail you're gonna face ten weeks of destruction so starting this morning heads due to work connecting tracks for future light rail service to the east side trains will only be running every twelve minutes instead of six which means longer wait times and more crowded trains buses will will be be available available during during those those temporary temporary changes changes many many cancer cancer patients patients take take prescription prescription pain pain killers killers as as they they go go through through treatment treatment but but they they run run the the risk risk of of getting getting addicted addicted according according to to research there is now a risk free alternative American medical association publishing a review of seventeen studies that showed acupuncture and acupressure can reduce cancer pain and the amount of pain medication patients take to control it puncture an acupressure help treat pain by replacing the needles and massage at key points in the body patients should always consult their doctor first before developing a plan Kamel's Ryan Yamamoto with that information quite a party had the right house on Capitol Hill yesterday the sea hawks hosted a playoff party for the twelves more than six hundred fans showed up former Seahawks players were there along with blue thunder and the sea hawk dancers scene it was a phenomenal win super excited these the game what she said some twelve told us they're convinced the hawks will go all the way wonderfully served any alcohol at the party I'm guessing yes it's five thirty nine we'll talk more about the game itself coming up in just a minute start fifty feet turn left are you driving so slowly after a few drinks take it slow com behind you what get ready to pay in point one miles getting pulled over for buzz driving could cost you around ten thousand dollars in fines legal fees increased insurance rates nothing kills a buzz like getting pulled over for buzz driving because buzzed driving is drunk driving bloody by the national highway traffic safety administration and the ad council percent inspiration to help you do insurance stuff okay find out what your budget be the boss of you 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Toby and Chilli
Downtown closure over Metro vent shaft concerns will last 4 months
"Metro officials say it's going to take four months to repair the vent shaft that caused a street closure in northwest DC during the repair seventeenth street will just have one lane closed each direction and no parking there so commuters can expect delays near the closure on seventeenth between Connecticut and
In The Gate
Handicapping the Breeders' Cup
"It is finally here the world championships the Breeders Cup for the thirty six time and for the tenth time at Santa Anita it's time to handicap the world championship hip and for that we bring into our experts one we've had regularly and one for the first time we welcome back Ed Derosa of the brisket handicapping service and for the first time we bring in Molly Joe Rosen we followed her on twitter a lot it's good to finally bring her onto the show so again we said we're not going to handicap all of these races were GonNa pick the seven or so that we think have really good competition and will go with those and we'll start on the Friday card with the juvenile a race that has been diminished a bit with the defection of one of the early favorites Max field for Godolphin so we're really left with three big horses here to talk about Denis's moment the favourite eight rings and Scabbard Dennis's moment has been very consistent through his writer in his debut and then just missed a track record at Ellis Park can you really call a two year old and overwhelming favourite. What do you think here let's start with molly I think it's right open race I could not touch horse at eight to five not as you said not with two year olds you know making third and fourth fifth career starts I mean to me that just is crazy and I love him think he's phenomenally talented could wind up being the second coming of Secretariat obviously he's a freak of nature having won his to really his to start saying oh he's got that through the writer and the debut but you know he's one by twenty one lane I mean you can't knock a horse like that Dale is great with these types of horses he's prepped well he's looked great you know you take nothing away from him but eight to five in a eight Horsfield because not a MAC field scratch I can't touch a horse at eight five I do think it is a really wide open race I'm GonNa look at other horses you know take nothing away from eight rings also a horse who has done nothing wrong also worth who lost a job I do think a horse like scabbard for me is more interesting this is a horse who breaks his maiden by five then steps up and they had some has some learning to do and Eddie neely is great with these types of horses and I think if you're looking for price and you don't WanNa go towards one of the more so obvious sources for me a horse like Scabbard who's on the improve has really done nothing wrong in his career but you know seems to have maybe you have to overcome some some tendencies to find rebel trips of course to me like Scabbard is super intriguing? Ed What do you think well we're we're going to write off the rip because I'm all in on Dennis's moment and he's the only horse I'm using molly Jo Sung as praises appropriately and with the scratch AMAC's field unfortunately is is backers aren't even eight to five now so if that wasn't good enough for you Molly Joe I'm sure you're not gonna be happy with even money or six to five but the this horse You know the maiden win at Alice just blew everyone stores off so what can you say super professional in the Iroquois though defacto second career start I read got a handle for this horse got to test drive them so to speak and we've seen Dale ship out to the who've no at Santa Anita perform well with not this time it was second do horse I had a lot of respect for classic empire so I think he's early the horse to be an in a very competitive Friday car he's my big single day I'm with Molly I think scabbard had some trouble in finishing second today this is moment in the Iraq war and I think it's GonNa come down to those two I'm not discounting Dennis as moment but I think scabbard has to be more seriously considered than five to one lead move to the filly and mare sprint I'm really torn here about cafe when we get to the Saturday card I mean she won the Edgewood and the Miss preakness so maybe I'm not as impressed as other people are by the way she runs ed can she run her race from the rail She can for me either the bigger question and the rail is a question the bigger question is is shipping out west and she is not coming for a bar and that is it's been out there very long Dale with Dennis's moments that we talked about shipped out about a week ago see Asmussen's been there with his crew for seven her week so I am eager to see how horses on Friday to that hadn't chipped in versus the ones that have been there awhile local horses etc if I perceive a bias in that regard that might sway me offer as the favorite I will say on raw talent I absolutely think she is the best filly in this field for test was incredible energy titan or Churchill albeit against lesser was what you would want to see he coming into a race like this offer race like the test so I'm a believer but keeping an open mind and this is one of those cases where I am going to use information as it becomes available throughout the Friday card to see how liberal liberal I wanNA use her on Saturday molly what do you make of come dancing I'm not saying how do they poll she's got two and a Half Lake leaving don the destroyer next toward the inside at third special relativity first half of the year then the second half clearly has talent what do you make of her you know she's obviously you know a a really really lovely horses cool to see Carlos Martin on the big stage I I've known Carlos a real long time and he's just a phenomenal horsemen and She did have you know crazy good first half of the year her her win margins were certainly bigger flashier there was certainly more space there but running second to midnight visa in the VIPs you know other than that she's comeback her ballerina was beautiful her gallant bloom was beautiful I do worry a little bit about whether or not she can run in a straight I'm and that especially at Santa Anita we've seen over the years what was her name the Philly that ran second to beholder in the the distaff I wanNA say executive privilege we've seen horses who may not be able to run in a straight line not get there in time Santa Anita in the past and that concerns me a little bit when you do have other really consistent Phillies in here like FFA ed do you see attention long shot here in this race because I'm not loving come dancing I liked but don't love cafe what about dawn the destroyer will become a from the back and I guess you were saying you gotta see the Friday card to see whether anyone really can close at Santa Anita but what do you think about a long shot here that's actually and afterward oh so is this a matter where if you don't like the two favorites you chuck them and use them all I could see that as a strategy especially if you really where let's move to the turf to the mile not the dirt mile we'll get to the dirt mile let's go to the Turf Mile and here you've got to Phillies the headliners got stormy and Uni but now you've got circus maximus with a real European threat here it's not been the best year for eight and O'Brien really do you trust circus maximus here not in any way shape size or form and not at that price just in case you're wondering if I
My Seven Chakras
Gayatri Mantra: This Ancient Solar Mantra Will Raise Your Vibrations Instantly
"Up some context all right so many of you know that I was born into a vedic family and growing up every now and then we'd have e ed or a fire ceremony at our home and as usual you'd have the priests chanting hymns and Mantras and as a kid sitting there I felt a sense of dizziness within hours like we're deciding all these hymns right and all these mantras but I don't really know what and the Amine and if I don't know the meaning significance behind what I'm seeing then why am I saying this right and deep down I made a promise to myself that sometime in the future when more to Ivan go on a quest to find the meaning behind all these hymns and and ritual uh-huh and mantras and share them with the word because I knew that there was something sacred about them I could feel the vibrations but the experience was incomplete without me actually knowing what they meant UC unfortunately in India because of what happened in the bust that itch and language of Sanskrit was slowly iraised from common everyday usage and these days asgard is mostly used in the temple. but that's changing slowly and more and more educated. Indians are slowly rediscovering the rich ancient heritage if India and its cultural and spiritual and artistic and scientific and linguistic history and it's not just Indians but it's people all over the world You're you're discovering the power and promise of practices like Yoga I read way dant right it's amazing and and that's what today's episode Associational so what is a mantra really know many of you might have heard the term mantra especially those of you who are into Noga in Iowa but what does the mantra really signify well a mantra is a Yantra a technology of sound you see the ancient sears there's in India after spending days months or even years in deep contemplation would experience a deep spiritual. awakening and a divine connection with the universe and with the guards and indistinct they would hear songs and they will see images and and feel sensations and they would then pass on these sounds and these mantras to their disciples as a sort of shortcut to experiencing this higher state of being this a state of divinity so to speak and there are thousands of mantras that one can experiment with and practice to write to see different results from healing to a weakening to liberation now the Guidry Mantra is comprised of twenty four syllables with eight syllables Berlin in the month begins with own and many of you know that the mantra all is very sacred and way powerful home is the sound of inception OAM is the sound Dad Universe emanates even today and it is deep primordial sound of creation and one that helps with healing and relaxation and in fact you could try it out if a baby is crying and if you chant or Internet own there's a good chance that the baby relax and quiet down that's how awful it is so the first line off the guy three mantra is all blur Boa Soi right so booed Bluer Soi this signify the three realms all of Earth Space and the heavens above Boor Bluer Soi more deeply it the three realms of existence the physical the mental and the spiritual or the soil level existence and the order also matters we're here right the deduction is from the physical to the spiritual rather than the other way around and in a way this line sets the tone for what is to follow in the endowed him the next lane is dot Salvator Buddy neom that salvator minium which means that supreme divine light that shines down upon the earth so graciously so in discriminatively right the light that shines down from the sun shines down on everybody is spectacle of who they are walked level of affluence they have or how much wealth they have everyone especially in the same country right receives equal amount of sunshine as long as they are standing out in the open night so this particular line is saying that a bow down to that supreme divine light that shines down upon Earth now the ancients knew that there was something very powerful and sacred about the sun and they give the sun many names as well oddity is one of them which is him and then you have Suria Arca Bonou Saavedra bush-annan Harvey Martin Mithra it's all these different names for the same supreme being which is the life giving son and then knew that there was a powerful intelligence that who was governing life as Nord an infinite intelligence a divine being a guard a force of nature the ancient sears united this supreme divine life giving force and bowed down to it in respect and admiration now the next lane is bud Google Dave Assiette de Mahy I what does that mean the deity that is eating brightly with light I meditate or I the flicked upon it I contemplate upon this beautiful light and then we go to the next land his deal you'll bradshaw diat this is a request do the divinity off light to stimulate the intelligence and wisdom within the seeker so that the person who is seeing the him is awakened and stimulated by the light and in the stimulation there's an energy that is a weakened within and which direction is this energy going to move in the direction has already anchored in the first lane which is Buddha Boa Soi Supplies Swartberg are the heavens nights going from the Earth the physical do the subtle to the heavens from gross to settle from the physical and the Ridge Earth to the idiotic heavens from our dormant potential that is situated in Root Chakra the Kundan any force to the collective unconscious the Shula about arc around where we can experience oneness and universal connection in complete perfect alignment with what up opuses now one point to be noted over here is that if you think about it if you listen to the him the seeker the one who was spring is not asking for the pain that he or she might be experiencing to be used north asking for struggles to be I knew it all he or she is asking is for the wisdom inside to be stimulated so that the secret can go through water where he or she is going through with Greece and flew in wisdom the secret knows that no matter what the situation might be no matter how dark the circumstances on right 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Bon Appetit Foodcast
Man Behind the Camera
"All right so this is your second time with the pot getting our concern Osama veteran okay known at the table. No crunchy snacks crunchy snacks. No no shaking of the coffee ice loud. There are months where like weeks will go by. We're I'm like how am I literally. Don't know where your I will not have seen you for two weeks. Yeah that is basically the story of my life. Sometimes I don't even know where I am. I'll wake up hotel. Mike Oh yeah no. I'm in Appleton Wisconsin. Oh No oh now I'm in San Antonio Texas. Yeah I mean we talk about a few issues in your job in general but in our travel issue that came on May so you you shot almost the entire feature will yeah does may two thousand nineteen you were in Beirut with Andy Burgundy tracked and then you I'm just flip through the pages then you were in Taipei with Suli and also burgundy and Andy any wanted to tag on everything so that was a big photo portfolio of yours your shot in Allison Rome in spring break menu story that was just in New York yeah that was here in the building the buildings that was as basic recipe story and then you shot photos for our red sauce America package which brought you. Where did you go for this one? Oh man that was a lot. I think that was six cities L. A. L. A. Philly New Orleans. Oh my God. Where did I go? I mean you literally can't remember yeah I it was like four to five cities. I guess my first question is I think a lot of fans of yours. WanNa know like how do you end up as a staff dog for at a food magazine like whenever someone asked me about this is I'm the worst possible personnel asked because it's purely luck and circumstance stance and my only goal and still the only like hey just don't get fired and spend closing up on your six and I still get asked to come back every day and there were definitely moments early on we're Alex pollick grocer artificial photo department critic Blake. I'M GONNA kill Lau a huge mistake so you start off as an intern turn years ago yeah. That's my freshman year of college. I just wanted to do something with my life and not just go home for the summer to California and you know Oh bummer and my parents house so I wanted to find an internship and I've always had a fascination with the magazine world apply too much internships. Nobody got got back to me in like a week. Before summer started. I saw a posting for esquire magazine to be a fashion closet intern. Oh and I was like that sounds cool. That sounds way out of my reach. I am hugely under qualified for that but I'M GONNA shoot my shot and Michael Steph. who was the fashion assistant at the time got back to me? He's like when can you come in based on what oh it. Did you have background. It was the most underqualified letter ever. It was basically hey. Here's my resume. I was a lifeguard in high school. I was a high school tutor and I intern at the State House in Massachusetts in politics nothing related to magazines but I really love menswear and here's like my favorite menswear blogs and here's my favorite brands brand's. I like fashion. I can work hard and he got back to me. Can I just say that. I am a lot of times when I talked to young people who are just out of college in their writing you you know letters to inquire about a job and they read like they're written by a law firm. I'm always like learning be yourself. Be passionate sort of expose yourself so to speak but that's what's GonNa grab some somebody's attention one hundred. I think the way I showed her. The letter wasn't like the formerly hi my name's dogs home. Hey My name's Alex. I'm really excited about this. I know him not meant for this Gig but I will do whatever it takes gap and so forth and they took a chance on me and that kind of was my segue into the New York City magazine publishing world and it turns out having square on your resume. Just opens opens up a lot of doors but it was great. It was just my eighteen years old. I didn't get paid but I got to see how magazines work I've got to be on fashion shoots Justin Timberlake Lake and Ryan Gosling and wow poll like hold fourteen thousand dollar jackets and look it Nick Sullivan whose whose the editor in chief at the time Grainger David David David grange just like talk shop and like this is amazing. This is legendary and that made me really WANNA stick with it yeah very recall okay so internship at esquire. How then does that lead you to be a so after that? I was convinced that I wanted to stay in publishing. Look fashion. menswear ended up at Nylon guys Juku for a little bit complex four pins so I was very very much in that circuit as an intern just doing minimal intern work but after a couple of years I was just like this is not really what's my angle here. I don't WANNA be stylus. I don't WanNa be a fashion writer. The idea of being a photographer and fashion was just you know. I didn't even sit down. That's not going to happen so after this is my third yes approaching my third year of college. I A Internet a bunch of or apply uh-huh bunch of other internships again. Nobody got back to me. Despite actually this I'm being off and having a lot of magazines in Monroe oster I applied to like yeah a a couple of mags won't be noted but they're they're. They're okay. They just get back. I mean I saw a posting for bone apetite photo internship and I was like I know nothing nothing about food. I like pictures. I took photo classes in high school and college. So how active a photographer were you at this point. It's like I'm not active. I don't know I took a lot of fissures in high school. I had my own flicker account. I you were you were you were definitely interested. We're sitting at least and I took pictures of the school paper and stuff like that. I I was a you know an avid hobbyist as major so do you did you come in an interview like what God you the job ultimately so I went in again. It's always like a last minute. Call in showed up from Boston and I met with Jake. Ramoser are former photo assistant and he he gave me a talk. Hey so turn yeah. It looks like you've worked a lot of magazines. you have zero photo experience and you have zero food experience so you're pretty underqualified but honestly the only person here that's interviewed. That's worked at large publications so we're GonNa go with you. So that was basically it was it was Bazeley. Hey you're you've worked at reputable places so we'll hire yeah. I do think that's interesting interesting career wise like over the years. I've worked at James Beard Foundation in Time Out New York and the food's severe than G. Q. Got more fashion thing that came back to food. I was a sports writer in college like it is you can move around and I think one thing that editors employers look for is that you do have experience in in a particular field and that you know how to get stuff done that you know under you understand what the industry requires but within that sort of industry you can shoot food. You can shoot you know people. You can do all these things. You don't have to be in one lane. One hundred percent I think at the time I was taking some classes and I was also I was studying NPR print journalism at the time and I remember talking about that with Jake and he was like Oh. This is a plus because you kind of understand writing thing and photography on some level so we'll run with this so he didn't internship summer internship a year or so later. We ended up hiring you as a foot assistant no so I did this summer internship and I was like this is way better than working fashion. Everyone's so much nicer yeah yeah. It was a great time and I was like in order for me to WANNA stay in this world I can see I need to shift from fashion to food media so then I went back to Boston awesome for my senior year and as as I left Alex pollock the photodetectors times like hey we love your great. Just reach out when you're when you're graduating we can like. Maybe you keep you keep you happy. Come back so I would always send emails and I say hey just graduated like three months three or four months. I would love to come talk about a photo editor assistant role. Did you in the interim year. Were you working on shooting things. Decrease your portfolio to share with Alex to say hey I just want. I've been shooting a lot. Take a look at my stuff. Yes so thankfully because of my time I she went over to Boston magazine for my senior of college and I ended up being digital intern which basically means I was just doing every anything and everything for the website correct the king yeah yeah I remember being so proud and like twenty years old on my I've got years of intern experience. I haven't been paid for any of them but you we know I've seen some stuff like that really was my my pride enjoy worked a lot of places and they harden managed digital intern and they also gave me bill do photo take pictures and do have my own bylines socially once a lot of times when you get your foot in the door somewhere are the the brand or the magazine wherever they need people to do stuff go. You can go okay but we'll trust you. There's something trustworthy about you. Then people are all right. Go give this a shot. You'd have a DVD will keep doing it. I must really thankful that it was a web internship versus print because obviously no one's GonNa give any Interna print byline whereas it's much lower risk to teachers hey make something for lab and if it's really good we'll Polish and if not we won't publish in no one will ever or care about low budget so it was just gave me a lot more freedom and they knew that I worked at the food magazine before okay so you know how to take pictures of food. You were photo intern turn. I'm like yeah I guess I mean I. I saw Marcus Nelson. Do you like an overhead shot of something by a window so I can do that. How hard can it be yeah so I mean I I? I did it and they would. It was really cool. I mean they sent me there. Okay so we'll just have you do restaurants so they would send me like once a week in shoot for four restaurants a week and just shoot it for their website so who was giving you guidance about photos style at that point what kind of shots they wanted from the restaurants. It's nobody else really. They just assumed you knew what you were doing. The funny thing is I applied to Boston magazine to be a photo inter. I WANNA continue that path that track of being working for requirements it's but they they didn't want but then the digital department got back to me. I didn't really have communication with the magazine so it was just kind of me and our digital editor who just send me. I was like Oh this. Let's get this close enough to bone advocate and some overhead shots off light and like keep doing this and I would just bike around Boston Jason and go to a bunch of restaurants that are digital restaurant editor Chris Hughes covered and yeah it was it was really good training. It's really good training. I looking back it was really great just being able to go in and practice and shoot restaurants for relatively low risk and have that be an internship set eh great base so then I shot all these restaurants and as shooting what's in all this stuff to Alex pollick. I'm like hey portfolio.
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Rosa downgraded, but will still drench the Southwest
"A flash flood warning has been issued for all of Maricopa county's remnants of former hurricane Rosa dumping, record amounts of rain. No immediate end in sight and KTAR. Jim cross begins. Our live team coverage at I seventeen in northern Jim we've been running around this area for the last hour to a lot of surface streets with running water. Lot of people in the number two lane number one lane. Just not possible right now. ABC fifteen meteorologist IRS CEO says the showers should let up a little later on this morning clearing a bit which could ignite some thunderstorms, a Sapna that would only ramp up the danger of flash flooding still thinking we're gonna end up closer to that two inch Mark in some spots. Possibly a little higher with any heavy storms that developed this afternoon now again, this won't let up until later this morning, basically, a wall of water shield of moisture all the way to the US Mexico border from the valley live, and I seventeen in northern Jim cross. KTAR