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Mike Gallagher Podcast
NYC Mayor Calls Out Biden WH for Illegal Immigration Crisis
"Mayor of New York, a Democrat. Eric Adams is literally calling out the Biden administration at this point. Things have gotten so bad. That Eric Adams is blaming Biden for illegal immigration in America. Don't believe me? Check this out. This is not about to asylum seekers and migrants. All of us came from somewhere to pursue the American Dream. It is the irresponsibility of the Republican Party in Washington for refusing to do real immigration reform. And it's the irresponsibility of The White House for not addressing this problem. Brownsville, Texas, El Paso, Denver, Los Angeles, New York, Chicago. We should not be burdened the weight of this problem. And so it's not about the people who are pursuing the American Dream. It's the irresponsibility of those that are allowing them to come to a country and not build the infrastructure to allow them to pursue that dream. You realize how epic that is that the Democrat mayor of New York City is blaming Joe Biden. I mean, in fairness, he also blamed the Republicans for failing to act and actually that has some merit. There's some truth to that. You know, it's time that we fix this, Republicans have tried. Democrats want open borders. You got to always go back to that. They believe in the open border vision of America.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Boris Epshteyn Reacts to Eric Swalwell's Latest Comments
"Republican rhetoric has put a target on the backs of all law enforcement. And I say that with concern with two brothers who serve as police officers and walk the beat every day because if you're hearing defund the FBI and that the FBI was responsible for a false flag operation, you don't distinguish between an FBI special agent and police officer in your community. You just consider it as law enforcement and the quote unquote deep stated. And so that's why we saw the attack that we did at the FBI field office. And we're going to continue to see attacks on law enforcement. So a couple of comments and I will unleash the baron. Number one, he thinks the average American doesn't know the difference between a police officer and a federal agent. Number two, this is the man who had sex with a Chinese intelligence officer. And number three, he wants us to believe that it's the Republicans who want to defund the police. Your reaction baron. This is the alternate world that Democrats will, of course, is the president a little bit. Defund the police is what Democrats have been pushing is a radical Democrat souls back to you have done. They've ruined destroyed cities like Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Detroit. Washington D.C.. This has been a disaster under Democrat rule. Democrats have ruined safety. They've ruined American American cities and they've unleashed a crime wave. Any we've seen before. Swollen knows it. He's just lying about it because that's what he does. He's a liar.
AP News Radio
Could R. Kelly essentially get a ‘life’ prison sentence?
"Singer R. Kelly will be sentenced Thursday in Chicago on his convictions of child pornography and enticements. I march you saw a letter with the latest. The big question for R. Kelly's sentencing is whether judge Harry line and Weber will order Kelly to serve his sentence for the Chicago convictions at the same time or after the 30 years in prison Kelly is already serving for racketeering and sex trafficking in New York. Chicago prosecutors are recommending that Kelly served 25 years. Kelly is 56, and if he's ordered to serve the prison terms one after the other, he'd be 99 when he's eligible for release. Kelly's lawyer, Jennifer banjin, has asked for a ten year sentence to be served concurrently
WABE 90.1 FM
"new york chicago" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"Is more than three months into a monkeypox outbreak, but health officials he signs, the spread of the virus may be slowing down, at least in some parts of the country, and that mirrors of already begun to happen in some European countries and pure health reporter ping Wong, joins us now ping thanks for being with us. Thanks for having me. You are still has more cases than any other country in the world, or things actually improving. That's definitely still true. In fact, the U.S. has detected more than 17,000 cases since the outbreak began, but the good news is that the rate at which new people are getting infected does seem to be slowing down. In fact, NPR analyzed the national data from the CDC and there's been a 25% drop in the average number of new daily cases over the past two weeks. Now the phrase of the day is cautious optimism. We heard it just yesterday from CDC director Rochelle Walensky. We have started to see globally that we may be turning a corner. We in the United States, there are certain jurisdictions New York Chicago, San Francisco that are starting to report that they're starting to see a downward trend. Now, these are all places where monkeypox showed up early on and spread quickly. My colleague will still and I spoke with health officials and these and other cities this week and they were saying that they're hopeful that this is a real sign that they're getting a handle on the outbreak. Why the cautious optimism? Well, it's still an early trends in New York City, the slowdown is very clear, but in a lot of other places, whether that's Washington, D.C., or Houston, health officials say that they want to wait a few more weeks to make sure that they're really seeing a sustained decline in cases. They just don't want to get ahead of themselves. And the U.S. is a big diverse country, so it's also taking some time to understand whether this is really happening across the board. And paying, why might cases be slowing down? Well, there's a couple of reasons. It's mainly vaccines and behavioral changes. The government's plan to end the outbreak really relies on vaccinations, but the country is still short in doses, only a few 100,000 people have gotten a vaccine so far. And most of those people have only gotten one dose. According to the government's figures, it's going to take two doses, administered to around a million and a half people to get the people at highest risk was protected. So at the very least, that's going to take a couple more months and even then it's not completely clear how well the vaccines will work. So in the meantime, officials are saying that people at high risk have changed their behavior and that's been a big factor in slowing the outbreak. Let's not be obscure. What kind of behavioral changes are they talking about? Well, so far in the U.S. and globally cases are mostly concentrated in gay and queer communities, primarily men who have sex with men and especially people who have multiple partners. So doctor Dmitry desk a latkes, the deputy White House monkeypox coordinator says recent survey shows that around 50% of gay or bisexual men report having less casual sex and one off sexual encounters. What this means is that the LGBTQ AI plus people are doing things that are actually reducing their risk and it's working. This is strong progress and shows that the work we're doing to engage the community is having results and that the community has mobilized to protect itself. One model released this week from Georgia state university shows that cases are likely to keep declining over the next four weeks. But a big question that a lot of epidemiologists I spoke with have is whether we can sustain this decline in cases in the long term and whether vaccines will be enough to do it. And pierce ping Wong, thanks so much. You're welcome. The eastern border of Latvia is where trucks wait for days to get through inspection to make sure no one brings contraband goods into Russia. It is also. For many Russian speaking people live and fair to speak their minds, and piers rob Schmidt traveled to the region recently and has this report. A mile
Spittin' Chiclets
"new york chicago" Discussed on Spittin' Chiclets
"And his ability to tell stories and nail the punchline. It's fucking it's it's insane. I can't wait for the fans to be able to experience him. Telling all these old school stories and i even asked him about that as far as i got like. We talked about whether he likes to talk. I like whether he liked to go out on the first shift like lead off a game. He said his whole career. He usually like being the second line. go out. He liked to see the pace of the game in the first shift to be able to like read it and then he liked going over the board second so i always found that interesting that the greatest player of all time like we talk about crosby. He always wants to be. I write in my going out. Get going out of the gate whether it's leading the practice drills so it's just so interesting picking is such a an incredible hockey mind You know in the time that i get with them. And it also is son taught tyzzer. He's going to help us with gaining like like some of the stats and ordered a fetus information so overall it was great to get one of those runs in and As i said. I'm i'm a little bit nervous but very excited to get the anti going on wednesday one question and then one comment question is it every. Is it just once a week. Tnt and that's wednesday night hockey or is it for the first part of the season. Show what they're going to do the first two weeks they got double header so they're gonna do odyssey washington new york chicago colorado which are going to be too great games than the following week. They have another doubleheader and because like wrestling's becoming a big deal again and there's a competitor to the wwe. It's it ever leave. I feel. I feel like when the rock left you know. I don't want to say there was a downturn. But i feel like it's being talkable more and more online especially on the social networks are a. Would you agree with that subject. Can you repeat that. I was googling a question. I would agree with this. I would definitely agree with you on the come up yet. Christine tea also. Has they carry. The is it. E w and pat mcafee actually does the color commentary so now there's there's a rivaling wrestling league that rivals. Wwe so it's kinda driving the traffic back and forth. And it's kind of gained its relevance again so for after the the two doubleheaders. We're gonna actually do ten o'clock starts. We're going to be doing all the west coast games all the way up until christmas time. So it's the aws from eight to ten eastern time and then tnt at ten o'clock will kick on for the for the western game. So i'd crew of you gretzky Anson talk it. And liam is there every wednesday night. No gretzky i think is only doing thirty games for the for the first week. It's going to be all of us. And that i believe that for the most part it's going to be four people on the panel all the time. Sometimes there might be five. I think it's i think it's very hard for for a bus driver. Likely to drive when there's four guys because everyone's trying to get their points in and he's got to collect what's being said feed off of it then also take the next thing so i don't know if they're gonna wanna put him through that every single week so The tnt crew. They also got the in game coverage right with like eddie. Olczyk panger Kenny albert so. I'm forgetting more names. But it's going to be a really fun crew with a with a lot of experience and also the people behind the scenes man. They're awesome they're like. Hey you guys let it fly. You guys have some fun. And i think they're going to have some special guests on that first night too so i think we've talked about tnt enough ara. Snap it back over to you. I know that you were tweeting. Going crazy about this fight. It was an incredible sports weekend. I was gonna say all all the sports gone. Playoff baseball hockey star. Now poop starting up. Who would have thought heavyweight. Boxing would have been the biggest event of the weekend. And i. i'm not the biggest boxing fan i used to be. I was actually going to see an old friend of mine. And we don't get together much more. So i was more going to hang out with him and have a few beers and five and beyond and it was just an incredibly entertaining. It wasn't technically maybe the best fight but it was just to do. Just slugging utah. One guy was done then. The next day was done. Each guy got knocked down multiple times. It was just want see. Probably the best heavyweight fight. I'd say twenty years. What like going through google. I'd say yeah. I would say at least. The last decade is decade ten years. Yeah okay. I can't wait. I missed the fight. I saw the second fight. And that's when fury pounded them and wilder said that he was too tired from the. How heavy the cost the ed to wear to the brain and the with all these storylines. I saw very before saying that. He's he's had excuses every time you know. I saw the highlights. I can't believe. I can't believe i didn't see this fight. But of course ended up being what everyone's saying the fight of the year. And i just think that fury guy is so interesting. I don't really know what a gypsy is. So he's the gypsy king right. Yeah what is it what is it. Generally i think as parents were gypsies like legit gypsies. I'm not familiar with his history. I know the people call the romani people. And i'm just like the gypsy kings. So that's why. I was saying that some people might consider that explore. I know we said it before and someone. One person compelling heavyweight champion. the world's go right your cats. The gypsies are romani people. I believe it's I not one hundred percent familiar with his history but he calls himself the gypsy king. His mama com klay calm clay. You know what i mean like. I mean the as far as modern day..
The Stephen A. Smith Show
"new york chicago" Discussed on The Stephen A. Smith Show
"I'm going through that so we'll more later on tonight with him. So there's no acl. We felt that yesterday. Like i said but i appreciate his toughness and i thought he was playing really. Well if andy is healthy is star. That's something that. I'm not going to get into scheme. Of course it is that. That's that's one hundred percents game brad. That's one hundred percent team. Lost me on that one. I don't i don't really understand. I understand what you're saying. But i wonder why he would use that to get off in in. I don't know why use the explain what happened right after when he left the podium. I would we gotta david's ready to talk about this too. I gotta say. I think when he says scheme he's referring to what everyone knows different between the two quarterbacks and how you can play differently i would think david. What's your take on this well number one. I believe. And i'm in the media. But i'm also a former college coach and i believe that the media especially in four markets new york chicago boston and philadelphia feels like they're entitled to answers and if matt doesn't want to answer my problem with map was i would've started the kid from day one. That's number one number two. Why are you sending. Pr guy back in to answer the oh by the way. Here's what matt really meant. Because he realized he didn't answer it properly he should have gone to the podium. It said that's a decision announced at the appropriate time. Next well is that it's my decision. I'm the head football coach. And when i have all the medical answer that decision the way i think it's best for the chicago bears. Now get a media guide. But i think the media is entitled far too office. He dave if he answers it like you just said then you on your show and all the little chicago tribune's in times or whatever newspapers they'll be beating him up and talk about he too. He's too aggressive so he asked it the best way. He felt that that time and then he goes and he sends the pr guy back in because clearly like you said it wasn't defined. It wasn't clear it wasn't a clear message. So the pr guy did his job by going back in in addressing the question of proper way has a beefier. What's your beef jay. Why why in the pr guy. Back in i understand. That maggie's being paid to coach and to figure out the fine answers on the field cap but it seems like when he opens his mouth in front of a microphone. He's constantly putting his foot in his mouth and it feels like it's been this way for a while so if you are coaching one of the things i've learned from being around great coaches. Is you start preparing for those moments. So less is more than coming with strategy. This is what i'm going to say. And this is how i'm going to say it and be a bill bell check like don't be on the fence back and forth. I don't understand why he chooses to do these little things that make you question him. Even more i don't disagree with you at all j. I don't my biggest problem with matt is okay. You're telling me that justin field is ready. The offense coordinator last week. What does i asked this question. What does andy dalton do right. Now that justin feels can't do and the answer was nothing so if that's the case why is he not playing and if he's not playing because he's not ready then why is he's a number two. You're telling me he's not ready. That folded a professional quarterback. And again i would start just feel. I would have started in from day one because this team not winning the super bowl. I'd rather grow at this kid. My biggest problem with matt is okay. He's your number two. How come you never move the pocket on sunday. Why do you not have a package place. And then if andy goes down. It is the national football league. Your one hit away. We've got gotta be able to move the pocket..
Good Seats Still Available
"new york chicago" Discussed on Good Seats Still Available
"Of the sixteen teams. Eleven of them were in five cities. Boston new york chicago. Saint louis and philadelphia so it was not our mash national pastime in terms of the majors. You wanted to call a national pastime. You had include the miners and you had to the west coast so the fifty-six season while it was a great season the writers were ansi. They they wanted to cover major league baseball. The writers themselves in la fully appreciated the the accomplishments of either bilko or the team. Because they had this minor league mentality and.
AmigosPC
"new york chicago" Discussed on AmigosPC
"Do you have a give you anything like you're the back on your brain that you would love to do a story on that. Maybe it's that you have made me on your on your backboard behind us so we can't have that you just want to do that you maybe you just haven't found the right person to buy yet or that you'd love to do or time isn't right or is there something like that that you have in the works in your brain. Maybe yeah i should towards big. I just put it behind me. Look the nine. That i'll yet and i can't green screen. Yeah yeah actually. She's one home. And i have to do it. I'll totally regret if i don't push this wiser note. Weird album entry. Spirit good coach. We definitely approached it like it. The weird outfield cannot be anything. But we're it needs to be not a normal needs to like. Have something where you're like. That's so weird al. We are at alice. So incredible to me is a he. He used the line between music and comedy so well in some is. He's looked at as a grammy award winning musician in other people's looked at his stand up comedian and he'll go on comedy bang. Bang within you'll also like do election with ooh fighters you're like this guy has like embedded himself in this really weird wrinkled pop culture and somehow stuck around also if you look at his tour schedule. It's crazy weird out like does he massive tours massive stadiums. they're not always in the big cities doesn't just like do houston new york chicago in trial. And he's out it's like like colona like edmonson like the mid seven places in the midwest and you're like this guy's got it figured out he has an audience. Yeah scan must be a multimillionaire and his audience like he's met every celebrities ever wanted to he. Has you know like he plays a corny. He's dislike this guy and he also interesting fascinating life story. Parents died early from carbon monoxide poisoning. Now like you just like wow wits you have questions about weird al and like the homerun of the idea of weird why he went erin how he's stuck to like really stuck to something because it is so in i..
The Three Questions with Andy Richter
"new york chicago" Discussed on The Three Questions with Andy Richter
"C. The chicago improv scene. And he got a job on herman's head which was an early fox sitcom ed to be ninety one ninety two and that was like for a ton of us i think was like all right this here we go. Somebody can get a job doing this. You know because other than that it was just get lucky to be in montgomery ward commercial. They are locally but yeah it's it's You just. There's no reason you're just learning to comedy to learn comedy. You're not waiting for ages to show up you just you know. It's the best comedy scene in the country. I think because. I love new york and la. I love. I've loved every place i've ever lived Which is a not. I think you know a lot of people talk about new york chicago. There's at least one or two that they despise. I don't feel that way. Yeah i think every place. A special bishop. Cargo is the best most talented Comedy scene in the country. And there's because there's a bunch of people that yeah. I didn't know what a fucking manager was. I didn't know what an agent was. I didn't know you needed a lawyer. Once you started doing tv jobs. I didn't i didn't know any of that. I just mentioned chicago. Because i knew i wanted to make comedy my friends were going there and i read like three sentences about iso and was like. Oh i see the people that have done this here. That seems like a good track record. They obviously have a good thing going. So i moved there to start taking classes and it was kind of like yeah for the first year or two depending on who you are. Some people do longer less you. Just do a bunch of free improv shows for nobody. And if you're lucky what you get out of it. Is you figure out what you think is funny right and then you can maybe turn that into something else. You can turn into characters or stand up for sketch or something marketable. That isn't improv. That you can actually use to get a job or or Create a fan base or make a show And then you keep doing improv for fun because it keeps you sharp but chicago is the place you go to get good at comedy and other places are where you go to get jobs comedy. Yeah.
Bro Bro Bro Bets
"new york chicago" Discussed on Bro Bro Bro Bets
"Day to you. Go to boy's birthday. Jack thank you. Don't say happy birthday dude. Burt thank you thanks. Her three fifty three there are three games. Starting at four o'clock basically. Yeah you wanna roll through those real quick. Let's go detroit at baltimore matt manning. An john means that won't be still on his streak to in order to anything that i'd say about baseball dulles because i have checked out on the sport scott college football on deck is fine so i don't have to touch it because i stink college. Football matt. Manning and john means what are we talking about a pretty good idea where going here. Yeah mean john means take it to the bank one. No i mean i didn't. It was not in the message. I got from you but i'll gladly put you down for now stay away. The ticker is not working so diggers not working we ball. We'll get that thing up and running whenever we can just come on a four. Maybe not so you go mean coming. Yeah i five. Orioles matt stinks on the road. You got a drew. Rassmussen versus tanner tampa bay in boston saux. I should've taken the socks last night. I went jackson calls in and says you take you soft. Yeah i think let's ride. Let's ride tanner here is basically a bullpen day for the race. Tanner's been very good usually three or four but he is lights out two point four. Six sierra. I'll take the red sox. I five money long. And then the last one that starting at four ten fulltime navy to really good pitcher versus marco gonzales marco. Gonzales has turned his season around last five twenty nine innings pitched eight earned faulty last two eleven innings three earned. Tell you one thing you'll like. The mariners writers as a large favorite. The last two nights i found out is not a good move i would love to take the mariners again but i will wait until we get them at a. I can't you can't be bet than the mariners first half result at at what. I've been betting at so. I'll sit this one out and see how it plays. Okay so you got me. John means yeah bosox. Are those first five moneyline. Yeah glass you picked up and then laying off a full team. Marco got to see how this one plays. I got nothing on those games. Nothing nothing fucking gonna roll through these other fucking ones cincy atalanta vladimir gutierrez versus. Kyle muller or you got. i don't love it but i'm taking vladi. Plus a half. Give me his numbers. Yeah i mean last. Three nineteen a third four earned muller last time out for two thirds three earned. He hasn't started that much so he does have a two point. Eight but vladi seven and three. So i'm gonna take the reds plus a half here tone. I do not love it. But i could not pass it up muller. Actually his first bad start was last time because before that he went five gave up on when five zero with four gave up one three before that five zero four and one because of both of these guys recent good betting trends donny's Taking the under five and a half in this one there you go five and a half under five and a half modest one fourteen. I liked that so i'ma jump on that one right there What else do we. What's next here. let me see. It's the children of the corn game. This heaven is this heaven now so new york chicago haney versus lynn was listening to a show morning turns out the humidity. Tonight's going to be like ninety percent. Apparently the corn and iowa puts off humidity into the air ball supposed to be flying ten to twelve percent farther. Just something to think about here of the thing about here. haney stinks. yeah. I saw the white sox i five miles one sixty when i say morning i mean what are we talking about here. Haney is he's got to out with the yankees he's got ten innings pitched eight earned lance. Lynn lasts seven thirty. Nine innings pitched eight. Or and i got to take the white sox i five to my only worry. Is that the yankees. Bats have actually been pretty good. As of late white socks. They went on that run of of not losing the lefties and the last three or four weeks during the bottom. Ten each week against lefties. That's the only thing that worried me. But i am also on the white sox with you. I took first half result minus one. Twenty five here there you go. That's gonna be a beautiful game. Yeah can't wait. i'm excited. The boys are coming out of the corn. Yeah there's a coroner. Mace it's going to be non white sox jerseys very very good jose barrios versus shohei otani. Now i could be here. Burials has been unbelievable since he's his starts with the jays or whatever twelve and thirteen ks. One earned-run otani. He's been very very good. Yeah i don't like it. I don't love it i'm taking the under four and a half modest one. Twenty eight took the jase. I five money line. I don't love it. I wasn't a big fan of barrios when the trade. But he has been good jay's baths or just their mashing right now they did last night so ride them until they And then you darvish versus taylor looking to do that. And not realize how bad he's been house of berry inconsistent very very inconsistent and. It's not like widener. I'm going to stay. I'm not touching this one last game tonight her mom marquette versus logan web web. I like what he's been doing as of late. Last four twenty three innings pitched six earned. You lay is one of six. I don't hate that. So i took money line. You did. yeah. But i would i would. I would take first half result. I would layup marquez. One start against san fran this year two thirds of an inning. Eight earned runs so right now. If you go money line first half its modest. One seventy yeah. I'll i laid the half. Because in this case laying the half mice one oh six first-half result mice one fifteen. So gotta look at those whatever. Whatever you look i look whatever whatever you whatever you feel most comfortable with their stats mindshare tonight under five and a half reds and braves the white sox first-half result under four and a half days in angels in giants minus a half. I five you have all. I five orioles money line. Red sox money line reds plus a half white sox money line. Blue jays money line giants. Money la okay. Fucking come did baseball or go there before in the game started four ten for everybody there you go there you fucking normally would have the pick down here but tickers not work. There you go four o'clock you got time there you go there you go there you go all also after. We talked to preseason games tonight..
WJR 760
"new york chicago" Discussed on WJR 760
"I had about a 10 year period of time before this doing weekends and filling in for JP and other things, But the morning show this very show started. On this stage July 1st 1996 and, uh, it's been a heck of a run out of the 53 years that I've been in broadcasting. This is by far the best run. Which led to many things, including filling in for Rush Limbaugh and Paul Harvey, Paul Harvey News and comment, and, uh, broadcasting from Beijing and Shanghai, China for the Auto shows Geneva Frankfurt, Paris Tokyo, New York Chicago. Before that. I broadcast a couple of times from Israel and from Dubai. There's been a lot of a lot of time spent on the road and a lot of time spent. Back home in the Golden Tower, The Fisher building for the last year and a half, really back home in my home office, doing the broadcast, just like many of you did your jobs and continue to do your jobs. From home. It is Thursday, July 1st, the 182nd Day of 2021 with 183 days left in the year make each and every day count each day. Is a gift. Well, we're on the road a lot. Still the last this whole past week this week, we've been on the road twice back at the Rocket Mortgage Classic W. J. Oregon. Bringing you all the action. Uh, through.
The Showtime Podcast with Lakers Legend Coop
"new york chicago" Discussed on The Showtime Podcast with Lakers Legend Coop
"I don't want to so that brings credibility but the victory July 10th, my first game Las Vegas. Nevada is going to be hot up there, just in the gym is freaking hot out there outside 118. Last time I was there last week I'd rather be too hot than too cold. I agree with that. I mean I'm sure it's exciting to to get it back after not having it last year. Twenty-twenty I know that was a disappointment for you so you know it's good to have it back and I know people would be excited for it. You know especially you think about in sports. There's really not much choice not to finals, you know? And you got baseball going on but it's kind of before football season starts. So it's always, it's always great, you know, to have that as part of the, you know, summer summer watching a sports game. Out of time, probably there at the gym, three or four hours, sitting your backyard, smoking a blunt or drinking or doing something like that. Come watch some basketball, man, get outside. Get some exercise walk, you back to the gym. Walk down the steps. Grab a seat. Why some good basketball? Then you walk and do the anything you want? The rest of the day? Anyway, that's it for this this episode of Showtime with poop. I always love talking to you next week though. I got some guests coming and some people you going to want to hear from them. Not going to divulge any names. But I got the price sign Sign Sealed and Delivered and there's some former players of mine and we will go back into the Wayback machine and talk about some of the Nightly excursions. We used to have after the game one single win and play in Philly. Yeah, nothing crazy. But you know, it'll be nice to hear back and reminisce. It's always fun to get those form clubs stories. You know, well, this has been in the Forum Club cuz it's another city, it's in New York, Chicago. He's got a little chilly but that's what we're going to have for you off. Again, all the way from informative, basketball information for you and there you have it eighteen. My friend have a wonderful day Showtime with poop podcast life around..
Reason Podcast
"new york chicago" Discussed on Reason Podcast
"There was no mask requirement in my hotel in some people wearing them But for the most part you know it wasn't exactly back to normal but it felt alive and vibrance and fun and lively again in a way that i just haven't felt in any place for more than a year now and so It was it was just a good time. And there were a bunch. Great culinary and cultural experiences As part of a new york times of poster thing over the weekend so it's probably not true But that This is This is the new york summer. The youths youths have taken over. And they're doing all their youth thing all over the place and They got a lot of pent-up youth nece and then it's going to be big fund Crazy summer and i think that's probably true Neck what are you doing in the fund crazy to your summer. My consumption has been carol. Ross the war on small business how the government used the pandemic to crush the backbone of america. And it's a very good very timely. A book about this. That reminds us of the speed in the repetitively and the arbitrariness of lockdown orders in how they came in and how that affected business particularly small business as the title gives it away. Carol who is a very has a great twitter feed and is a really good kind of financial and business analyst and whatnot Looks at the ways in which people and markets and the economy responded to various kinds of government interventions which generally were poorly and poorly thought through. So i highly recommend the The small business how. The government used the pandemic to crush the backbone of america. And you know the the real question. Going forward is You know what happens to small business particularly in then. Let's say you know just Lower order entrepreneurship Of does this stuff come back because there's no question in places like new york chicago. La a lot of smaller businesses just disappeared And whether or not they're gonna come back that remains to be seen in..
The Gravel Ride. A cycling podcast
"new york chicago" Discussed on The Gravel Ride. A cycling podcast
"If you are interested in that in that option and then exciting to have returned this year some in-person rides and they'll be small events. Were trying to keep in mind the local protocols and the the concerns of in person events right now and those are planned for new york chicago and bay area so we would love to see anyone that wants to join us in those areas. They are road rights wrote events but we could get a little creative with the gravel. Nice nice the new york city ride is odd sort of starting in manhattan or is actually in tarrytown. Okay so yeah. You'll see those familiar with that area will be in in tarrytown and then how about chicago hold please. I didn't mean to put you on the spot. it's the chicago north shore. I apologize this what i should know. It's starting the community house for those might be familiar with that area and these details can be found on our website to as you click to register. There's the options for the diy ride and then farther down you'll see joined the chicago ride the new york or the bay area and being local in the bay area on. I'm all over that one a nowhere. That one is. Give you the details. It'll be starting in mill valley at a floodwater floodwater for the local listeners. A newish restaurant attached to the holiday inn express review enter mill valley yes floodwaters where we will be got all the waters here so which we will be writing and seeing all the beautiful water as we take the routes here. That'll be perfect. Easy ride in from san francisco. That's right off the bike path as a starting point and i've been so excited about learning more about world bicycle relief and wanting to contribute what i wanted to offer if your game is i'll lead any local gravel riders on a gravel route. Where we'll try to aim to a similar destination as the road group but we'll take it off road off road route certainly on the climbing aspects and then circle round ended up at flood water to meet everybody post ride. That would be awesome and we can make sure we range and lead your group off on a separate adventure so if you're interested in that obviously we're mostly gravel cyclists although we do dabble on the road here on the podcast definitely register for the event. Look for details either directly from me or if you're in the ridership forum i'll be posting. There will pick a time to start that ride. They're gonna as i understand the cami. You're gonna have multiple different rollout times for the shorter version and the longer version of the road correct. Yes yeah we're gonna have staggered times that all of the locations where you can pick a time that works with your group or the kind of our communities are pretty strong in each city and there's different groups that love to connect with each other and find each other again so we're hoping that they'll self select and start those times. Obviously mostly to keep this Distancing a little bit hard still and yeah and just for clarity writer should bring their own nutritional supplies and water for the ride. We will have actually some aid stations along the way Happy to have rafa supporting those actually in each of our locations so the longer rides with have an aid station the shorter route may not have that but we will have sag support.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"new york chicago" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"In a small town somewhere between New York and D. C County cemetery, oversee this investigation comes another story of a grizzled lady detective called me Care. Everybody else does darker from the body over there What we know so far. I don't know. We know all I know's what we don't know with a very specific accent. E don't know. I know where it's Owen's dirtier. Burger did I stir has been murdered Daughter. You've seen dead teens in New York, Chicago in Boston. But what about another city with very specific? Weitz, Pennsylvania whites? Would youse guys quit it? Nuala Hokies over the body, please. All right from the makers of mayor of this town, and it's always sunny in Philadelphia comes so Is it my daughter When she's murdered, they murdered my dirty freaks. Oh, my God, baby Dunner murder. Is that what this show is like? Yeah, just like that. That is so dead on its part of the fun. It is really close to what it is. And, uh, yeah. Kate Winslet. Plays some a character that so far removed from what she usually plays, and she's not pretty, in the thing at all. She's not pretty, and it she has this whole thing about not wanting to play something that she calls unattainable beauty. She says that too many women have fallen into that, and it sends the wrong message is to their daughters. And she wants to make sure that she looks real, she says. I'm older. I don't always look that great. I don't look in the mirror more than once, and that's what this character is like. And so she apparently, I don't know if this is from the producers or from Kate Winslet herself. But the stylist on the show was told that everybody has to have bed hair. Everybody has to have Like messed up hair, and that's what exactly what she does, and she even admits the care Our characters kind of disgusting. Yeah, accurate, says the Delco daily. The writers clearly Googled Foods and the town's third in this 30 matches the steam Dan Dan Intent Royce for Pets him kiss, and that's.
Baseball Together Podcast
"new york chicago" Discussed on Baseball Together Podcast
"Yeah that's the thing is that san diego is going to be as good as a division winner but they're going to be a wildcard team only because of circumstance only because they have to be dodgers right but san diego is going to have a better record than the team out of the central or the east. Yeah yeah that's what i'm saying. They're going to be a awhile kirk because a circumstance but they're going to have the the record of division winner that's right that's right so san diego in the nationally while play in game i have san diego beaten atlanta. You agree. I totally agree. One hundred percent then. The ale wildcard game. Okay i have new york beating tampa bay for the slot. I have toronto beating. Houston yeah okay so same. Basically it's falls in line with saint pattern. Yeah yeah pretty much case. So then who does your. Al wildcard team play number. One seed right number one seed. I'm going to say the number one seat is the white sox so toronto is going to have to play chicago and yet Who i want to take toronto but chicago has more experienced. Those guys have been. He'd been in the league longer than the majority of those guys in toronto And also more playoff experience. I'm going to go chicago over. Toronto who do you have. I have new york beating chicago. Okay actually. I haven't broken down into different way but you just threw off my whole thing. I actually i have new york playing playing toronto in that. Lds and i have them winning but if now but if they see the way that they should see it then that won't happen. Ale wildcard team will play the first seed. Yeah yes exactly. 'cause they're not do which means that. Pick your opponent which is stupid right. And that's how. I was going about this so i think that the yankees will beat the white sox corporate rate down so you do have the white sox top seed right. Yes okay okay. Very good so i have then. I have the yankees playing the as in the other. Lds game and i think i think the yankees will win that one and i have toronto playing anaheim. Toronto takes it for sure. But i think that a lds goes all the way to five with the new york chicago by the way. Let me just say that. I think it takes the entire series to figure that out. I could see that for sure. Definitely that it's going to be tough. Yeah all right so in the al cs. I have I didn't actually write this down. I'm just kind of figuring this out as we go I have the white sox the yankees. And i think the yankees are going to be the white sox ale. Yeah i have a new york over toronto and seven yet but that's not true. That's not true. I read that backwards. I had the white sox the yankees you have. The white sox the yankees. Yeah you just said that it hurt my feelings. You didn't feel that way when you it down. So i i know you did it or you're trying to backpedal right now. Look at this you just trying to hurt my feelings on tv. This is not cool. Look i have him in broad daylight and you scratched my cd. You stole my cd and then you scratched it in broad daylight. See.
Gamer's Lounge with Ahman Green
"new york chicago" Discussed on Gamer's Lounge with Ahman Green
"You know accurate net point where like the ball stops bouncing or you know or your length. We know being a former football players you know. There's not a day where you care of the football team and so So for me. It was just like okay. I i have a three point eight. Gpa brown go ended up transferring. The georgia southern had enough credits literally. So my senior year had to today's class a week. Two straight electives Pottery like the basketball gym. Classes up melt so That kind of got me into radio. in from radio just like okay. You know i. I love i love you love hip hop but i'm still missing that sports you know and so i ended up getting back in two thousand and twelve in two. I became the first woman to hosted. nba summer pro-am lead here in atlanta. Which if you guys know about the pro-am leagues like they're really big like new york chicago. La in atlanta had never had one in just like wait a minute. You're a woman. You're the only woman in the country that's doing this and to we've had everyone from current or former lou williams trae young kyrie. Earning all played in our league and curry came up to me one day and he was like yo he was like. You are a bag girl. Like i didn't see a lack of the fact that you can talk trash to the nba We go at each other. And i'm like listen. I because i know myself on so in so ab create so many opportunities from hosting the mcdonald's all american game like being entering a host to the powerade jam fest literally taking me across the country Doing stuff on national television. You know twenty twenty. I think we can all agree on was like the craziest year for everybody. Mike i realized i worked with a wwe inexperienced marketing as a tour himse so literally. I was in the row three to four days a week. With wwe touring into it again that like. Hey you know. We're going back down to the training facility like. We don't need talent right now. It's like kay what do i do. We wwf wrestlers like right right so tore in a working. With some of the most amazing superstars in you know from the usos to sasha banks becky. Lynn's like the to it. Yeah the boss. The man working. Okay listen so we definitely you know. We got to chat more about that. But you'll being able to work with these superstars. Eli how incredible. They weren't just guarding a genuine friendship with them and it was just like. Oh my god. I like what am i going to do. And i put a tweet out there like earlier during the year i was like hey i love to work with. Hp seems i wanna work with eastward because a my side of working mutual basketball. I mean i don a lot going..
Deleuze and Guattari Quarantine Collective
"new york chicago" Discussed on Deleuze and Guattari Quarantine Collective
"For that is precisely the criterion at least the formal criterion distinguishes the revolutionary institution from the enormous inertia which lock communicates to institutions establish order as nisha says churches armies states. Which of all of. These dogs wants to die if anyone is here who has read more on. Because i'm just finishing letters. The story of two losing lottery more of glories background. Someone who's more familiar with laborde. I'd love if anyone has a quick summary thoughts on laborde clinic to sort of talk about. Because that's i think an important part of this paragraph. I can't give the background on. I don't know if you really need to know much about the board here. The the big move is to talk. I mean you're talking about jeanneret but tom. The big move is their investigation avant in of group fantasy and individual fantasy right. Yes so. I mean the short version of what i do know about. The board is This is where guava worked and the intention when he worked there alongside or a. This isn't him talking about some random person like he knew and worked alongside john away for a while and The ideas that are to come. During the later chapters of schizo analysis this is where he began to formalize them and sort of explore a different way of doing therapy and a different way of treating schizophrenics versus the traditional clinic setting and the traditional analysts setting. So it's an important thing for sure to sort of just know that because as they go into this. He's talking very clearly about things that they were working on. It became evident. Here's what we learned through the literal stuff that orien- him were actually doing So rookie says laid to the conflicts interesting off freud's thoughts reflected in nineteen thirty societies in cities like new york chicago. There was a major interest in building a skyscraper race for the largest files. It's even more than that. The sort of one of the critiques. They level it early on and they continue to point out that the idea of oedipus this idea. The nuclear family essentially came from the buji life that he grew up in and his whole holy contingent to that era. So it's these ideas of this is what a family is supposed to be done. It's not the case almost throughout all of history And so there's a lot of freud's thoughts not only reflecting society but inflicting reflecting deeply social historical contingent events in things and fell. Skyscrapers are not not exactly far from that. Either any questions on this paragraph for thoughts. We have a couple of pages to go. So i'm probably going to wouldn't bus through and finish this so if anyone needs to go feel free if questions. Don't hesitate to type away and.
Gangland Wire
"new york chicago" Discussed on Gangland Wire
"And i happen to run into him. He said you know. He said that legal writing. He said it's crazy. he said. I always thought that if you just wrote a lot that's good. Writing said actually accept that writing less than not more starting on What's this book about. I guess telephone what this book's about a little bit about that. Your main character here. We'll gary. I guess i would put it this way. During prohibition the mobs in new york chicago at where you are around the country they made so much money. Without hardly trying. During prohibition they control the flow of illegal alcohol bootlegging moonshine. They control the speakeasy. He's they control the gambling they control the prostitution and the money came in by the boat. Loud mean just mountains of money and they lived large They went to nightclubs. They were surrounded by chorus girls. But when prohibition wow one down the mob had to figure out a different way of operating and that was the point when organized crime really had to get organized and the top mob bosses put together a nationwide coast to coast affiliate of mobs kind of confederacy of mobs lucky. Luchino in particular wanted to run the mob like general motors or like mcdonald's with franchises in every city wanted to run it like a profitable business and part of that business meant together an assassination squad that would kill anybody who wasn't informant or potentially an informant. The theory was that if there was nobody to testify against them in court than there wouldn't be any prosecutions and that that the us to to to perform these sassa nations top mob bosses called upon a jewish sang. Actually jewish italian mixed gang in brooklyn in the brownsville neighborhood of brooklyn headed by a man named a rela. His name was kid. Twist and For a decade this system worked abras dispatched his man all across the country. They killed hundreds of informants hundreds and hundreds by one count as many as a thousand. Although i find that figure little hard to believe and this this worked it worked for a decade until a rela 's himself became an informant and in fact the man who had spent his adult life. Killing informants became the biggest informant of all and then the question was could the government. Keep him alive long enough to testify in court and the he testified against four of his closest friends. They went to the electric chair. The district attorney in in brooklyn was about to start prosecuting. The big bosses. When abe relatives went out the window of his hotel in coney island died and then the question was did he go out that window voluntarily or was he thrown out the window. Did somebody kill him and if somebody did kill who wasn't was it. The mob wasn't the police..
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"new york chicago" Discussed on ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"Business. I didn't hit the lotto, but I'm going to play Powerball Omega. So follow me on instagram. If you do, you'll still get my $50,000 free offer. Well, I'm not giving $50,000 because I'm not playing the power. You got to be in it to William. But you could follow me on the fine line f e i n l i n e on instagram love Fine line again. F e i n l i n e on instagram. I'm giving you nothing but winners and I got a game. Absolutely. Look, I can't wait to hear about it. I'm gonna be and be a so why don't you say the NFL? There's only two names. I'm releasing both NFL game for free. So anybody that calls me just call me 888 wins 7000. My number is easy to remember. If you don't have it by now, Write it down that we have new listeners all the time. I know we've been on the New York for a long time here on 98 7. Of course we're on in Chicago, welcoming a new audience. We've been on there for a while. And in Chicago. We've been off for a while on ESPN 1000 AM and of course, out in Los Angeles on 7 10, ESPN. We're on coast to coast. You know whether on Lisa would study show did you know with the only sports betting show that runs coast to coast? New York Chicago in L. A. I knew that You hear that? Do you go on on these on these airwaves? It's pretty impressive. There you go. So those of you out there they're listening in. You want to be a smart if you own a business and you want to advertise, reach out to a sentence of GM or send me again? New York, Chicago and l A. And we own the country. It doesn't get bigger than that. There we go. We own the country so climb aboard. Time aboard this freight train before we give our predictions on the NFL, Just a quick recap, You know, we Game in the NBA tonight. Big Game in the NBA on Monday night. By the way, you're keeping this under wraps. I don't know why we have a special guest coming on later. That's right. Why did I mention that? I don't know. Why don't you tell us who it is? I'm going to tell you, Jason tarting. Now for those of you don't know. There you go. I know what your favorite show. You don't know if he was a bachelor, and the bachelorette guy made it Hey, went far and then and then, And then he wound it winds up with not the bachelorette. I'll tell me. I haven't seen a different young lady who they're together with two great. It's a great story anyway. Uh, he's gonna be on the show because he not only was the bachelorette He's got a company that is deep into analytics in Sports, and James do a great job. And Jason,.
Real Estate Today
Covid Pushes Real Estate Into the Future
"About the coming year now with a real estate professional. Joining us is Thad Wong, co founder and co CEO of at Properties, one of the nation's fastest growing real estate brokerages. That Welcome to real estate today. Thank you. Beautiful Being here. We are delighted to have you here. So fat for real estate to remain as robust as it currently is. You would have to keep the interest rates low. So what's your forecast there? Yeah, I don't think anyone is forecasting a rise in interest rates. I think chemo to the effects of the macroeconomic perspective is devastated, and I also don't seem anywhere there is the world that's really competing aggressively to, you know, develop any type of growth that would justify increasing rates, so no one's anticipated rates going up any time soon. That'll be very helpful. So if that's the case if interest rates are at three, or just below three for well qualified buyers And it continues that way through next year. Do you expect that the push of buyer demand will continue unabated for at least another year. I do think that we're going to see a pusher buyer demand and part of that is interest rate driven. Another part of that is that I didn't millennials are now at the point where they're gonna be purchased and those that have skipped The first step of purchasing entry level condo, and they're buying a midsized, larger pond or internal single family home. I think that's happening now. And I think Millennials are not going back the very small micro units and small apartments and they're moving towards homeownership. I see. You know, we've heard a lot of economists tell us that they've seen a big migration happening from the city cores out to the suburbs and beyond all the way out to the rural areas way out in the country. Do you think that will continue? And if so, What happens to the center of the cities in America? Yeah, I don't think I will continue. I think for the next couple years you're going to see people that Can work from anywhere, move out to the suburbs and people that appreciate the space. But I do think that the vaccine was distributed. I think we'll see the reemergence of the city this summer. And I also think that businesses will move back to Sydney and culture is in need of people collaborating with one another. So I think the cities will come back. Very, very seriously. Both New York Chicago are gonna come back quickly. There's nothing like the city. You know when he's sporting events are closed, and the theater's closed in the restaurants are closed and you have to social distance. You know, a lot of things in this city become less valuable. But you know, once they're open up in there, back alive, If you're on the suburbs, you don't have access to them as quickly it becomes a lonely, boring place. Unless that's what you really like. So Tuesday, dwellers there live off of the action and loved the diversity and love the energy of the city. Once it comes back, they're going to come back. They also young think, do believe the younger people want to live in the city and the big believer that those people are thinking they can work anywhere in the In the country or the world. They're gonna be coming back to officers for culture and collaboration. And I think that both New York and Chicago two years from now, a baby just under great will bust recovery. I think that we have in abundance of square footage of office space, but I do you think it will get filled back up? It might take a few years. I think that you're going to have seen migration back the city core. And to see additional office space being taken. I think your ISI continues to corporate growth, and I think that growth will be in central city's in locations. They're desirable by many. So I don't think a lot of these changes in Andy's here forever.
Larry O'Connor
Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser fires back at Tucker Carlson
"Pushing back on recent comments by Fox News host Tucker Carlson, that many residents are fleeing America's cities due to rising crime. Ali saw a snippet of Tucker Carson's comments and was, you know it was erroneous. Mayor bowels of responding to questions about commentary by Tucker Carlson. The cities including New York, Chicago in San Francisco, are losing their tax base. People are not leaving DC in droves. In fact, D C is still one of the hottest places to live in America for a corporate veil dot com. Dr
Red Eye Radio
New York, Chicago, Washington DC among states and cities imposing COVID-19 travel restrictions
"Hoping to hit the road for an end of summer vacation may have to do just a little more research, Johnson explained. You planned across a state line for that getaway listen up different states. Even different cities have imposed local quarantines that could throw up roadblocks or limit your activities. Once you reach your destination. For instance, New York, New Jersey and Connecticut have ordered visitors from 34 states to quarantine for 14 days. Chicago in Washington, DC, want travelers from About two dozen states to stay in place once they arrive. Other states say quarantine or get tested another blow to a travel industry that has some roadside businesses wondering if they could survive the year.
CNBC's Fast Money
US airline stocks surge as Trump suspends flights from China-based carriers
"Airline stocks soaring today after the trump administration announced it will ban Chinese passenger airlines from flying into the United States. Let's get. All the details Phil. Melissa, the US and China have been negotiating for several weeks about the resumption of flights by us, carriers. We were talking about Delta American united from the US back to China. Remember that they stopped back in January well, they couldn't come to an agreement so starting on June sixteenth. The US you know what we're not going to let the Chinese continue flying in here that impacts for Chinese airlines, and they are essentially the the Department of. Of Transportation's essentially cutting service passenger service between China and the United States remember they've been flying about thirty four flights a week Chinese airlines from China into the US coming into New York, Chicago Los Angeles, not a huge load of flights, but enough that the Department of Transportation has said. You know what we're not going to do that anymore. So as you take a look at the ADR's of a couple of the Chinese airlines that. That, do trade here in the United States. We're talking about China Southern. As well as China Eastern, keep in mind that these are the two largest airline markets in the world in two thousand eighteen. There were more than eight point five million people who flew between the two countries as for Delta United American look. They moved higher along with the rest of the airline stocks today the US airlines remember. They suspended their operations to China. China back on January thirty first, that's when president trump with the restrictions in on Chinese nationals coming into the US Dacoven one, thousand, nine hundred, and again they've been negotiating trying to figure out a way to resume these flights how often they would happen the schedules etc, and as those talks dragged on eventually, the Department of Transportation, said enough's enough. We're just going to not let you fly here until we can get. This worked out. Fell once upon a time China was seen as a huge growth market for the US airlines. So if you had to take that out permanently, what what would that mean to the industry? Oh, it's huge. It's huge China is especially when you take a look at an airline like united China has been really the beachhead for their Asia Pacific routes, and from there they've been able to further. Expand their offerings. Throughout Asia, and so, if you took it away permanently, and nobody expected to go away permanently. It would have a huge. Implications for united, Delta and American, but again the the hope is, and the belief is within the airline industry. Eventually they will figure out a way to get these schedules going again and especially, if you have covid nineteen easing at some point in the future, you want that traffic to resume again. Share on the belief is that eventually will all right thank you Phil
The Indicator from Planet Money
The Public Transit Problem in San Francisco
"As cities across the US. Start opening backup. There is a question looming over many of the country's biggest economies public transit trains. Subways and bus lines are crucial to cities like New York. Chicago and San Francisco but public transit tends to pack people together. It is basically a social distancing. Maher Jeffrey Tomlin is the director of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency right now. Streetcars and rail systems in the city are not running and many bus routes have been shut down but as San Francisco starts to re-open Jeffery has to find a way to safely restart public transit. We call Jeffrey at his home. Or by the way it's a little spotty in places But if we are so thrilled to have you with US thank you for joining us So how long have you been with the San Francisco? Mta I started on December sixteenth was pretty intense first one hundred days. Oh my gosh you just started yes. I'm sorry that's A. That's a lot really fast. So Jeffrey. What steps did you take? The pandemic started Soon as the emergency order was issued a cut of military style strategic war room council gets formed and we formed that quickly knowing that the issues around the virus. We're going to hit our department. I so we put all that together at the end of February and then in a worm style. Like like in the movies really. Yeah I mean you know you're spaced out in a big conference room with whiteboards trying to figure out what on three going to so from what I understand. There are some cities that have opened up. And you've been kind of taking some inspiration from from cities like Taipei that have gotten their public transportation system up in running And I think I read that you had like a zoom call with the transit director in. Taipei's that right that's right in fact the mayor of Taipei Join US Which was a special treat Not only as a city are they reducing dramatically but they are having a very very low transmission rate on their public transit and they're public transit ridership is nearly back to a pre covet level. Oh so what are they doing? They have rigidly enforced Wearing a face coverings. They put up temperature checking stations at the fare gates before you get on the subway. Little infrared pens that like basically it goes near your forehead and it's an infrared reader off of your forehead so mask requirements temperature checks. What else are they doing? Contact tracing is a really really big deal and this is another area where we're going to struggle in the United States the the intensity of the contact tracing that they do in part because of the public surveillance cameras. How do you feel about the prospect of getting San Francisco Public Transit? Like ready for you know to have like it's normal. Seven hundred thousand people writing it. We know more now about how to protect our workers and so more workers are coming back to work on. That is the first step and then the second step is having that uncomfortable conversation with our city leaders. About how much are we prepared to enforce the rules so Jeffrey? A lot of the changes you're talking about would be quite expensive What is the San Francisco? Mta's budget situation so back in January separate Cisco's at the peak of a boom economy wealthier than it has ever been one of the wealthiest cities in the world and the Transportation Agency had a sixty million dollar structural deficit meaning. Our expenses were rising significantly faster than our revenue and we were going to have to cut something or find new revenue just in order to be able to keep swimming in place by the time shelter in place was ordered in mid March. Our primary revenue streams were down eighty to one hundred percent so the city is devastated economically and the transportation department more so at the moment than most other agencies because we are so dependent upon transit fares and parking fees and fines and all of those went zero. So that's the other thing that keeps me awake at night. How on Earth do I deliver service to the public in this time of intense need at the same time our revenue has completely collapsed and the absolute last thing that I want to do is to lay off a single worker in a time of economic crisis unprecedented since the Great Depression? We have to figure out what what gets cut a Ford to deliver the service that we had been delivering back in January and it will be a while before the city's economy comes back
News, Traffic and Weather
Uber stock falls as company's quarterly net loss grows to $2.9 billion
"Moderate gains for stocks today the Dow Jones industrials rebounded two hundred eleven points and the nasdaq composite extended its win streak to four sessions adding another one hundred twenty five points mixed news out of over after the closing bell the ride hailing company reported a quarterly net loss of two point nine billion dollars with ridership in April down a steep eighty percent due to the pandemic but overs the CEO said Reid volume has gradually increased the last three weeks and that uber's food delivery segment each had a surge in bookings year over year a series focusing on people going above and beyond to support their communities during the call the nineteen crisis will arrive tomorrow on Amazon prime video it's entitled regular heroes and all the new episodes every Friday over the next eight weeks documenting contributions and personal sacrifices on folks in cities including New York Chicago Los Angeles and
Marketing School
Weird Growth Experiment: What Neil Learned Spending $162,301 on Clothes
"Welcome to another episode of Marketing School. I'm Eric Su and I'm Patel and today we're GonNa talk about a weird growth experiment which is really what Neil learn over one hundred sixty two thousand dollars on clothes so Neil. This is fun episode. Because you're GONNA do most of the heavy lifting so what exactly happened here because he actually wrote something about this a while back as a blog post so tell us what happened so years ago when I was less known house out there hustling much more. I need to go back to doing that. I decided to try to run an experiment. Where if I dress nicer would I be able to charge people more money and make more money so I decided to spend a ton of money on clothes? I probably spend too much and when I would go to business meetings. I'll make shows super nice. You know and see if it would help me. Close more deals in generate more income. Got IT and so. Tell us the process here. I mean the the one hundred sixty two thousand. Did you pick out the clothes? Like what did you do exactly? What kind of clothes were you wearing at in? Pick why she closed or anything like that. I picked me these suits briefcases nice shoes. Think of business attire. But extremely nice business attire things like dull Jacobina Tom for burberry Tana Kashmir little beyond stuff like that Yup. Did you pick up the stuff yourself? I had other people helped me pick out the clothes so what I quickly learned is mainly did this when I was in Las Vegas and I was living there and I lived literally right on the strips. Also close to a lot of the shopping. What I learned is if you spend enough they actually come to your house with racks of Clothes Anna Taylor you. They don't charge you extra for that. They just bring stuff you try it on you get fitted and then once it's done they bring it back to your house and by the way I mean some of that's you still have that look like whenever people see you. It's not like you're wearing suits all the time. It's your worrying. You have a casual look but it's nice clothes correct correct yes well technically now just like a bum. There's nothing wrong with being Bomba. I dress really poorly at this point. I thought you're still wearing nice. You just like a bomb. But you're still wearing nice stuff. Probably might t shirts four hundred dollars so my point is when you look at Neil. He dresses fairly casually. But you can tell. It's still nice stuff. I think that's the point. I'm trying to get people to visualize it a little bit. So maybe let's talk about the before and after results before maybe you weren't wearing as nice stuff and then you started wearing nice stuff like what exactly happened. Can you share any case studies? Yeah so when I go to in person meetings to try to close deals Mike. Closing ratio went up from twenty five percent to forty percent which was huge and innocence brought me over six hundred ninety two thousand dollars in revenue now. That doesn't mean prophecy. That doesn't necessarily mean it pays for the close. It just means I brought in extra revenue and keep them on pitching enterprise big corporations and I think why it worked really well was is because people like all right this guy successful portraying a bigger company and yet. Maybe he's worth the price that he's quoting. I also do believe that its regional base. You know places like Los Angeles Seattle New York Chicago. I think it matters a bit more places like San Francisco. I don't think it matters as much. Yup that's completely true and I mean I mean the typical look as you're wearing like Patagonia vast or something like that and then you're wearing all birds and you're good to go exactly and I also think it depends what phase you are in life because depending on what phase you are in life in business Helps as much in Class A fear. Reid Hoffman Co founder of link Denmark. I don't think it matters what you wear your hundred percent so I mean that's a four point. Three X return to six ninety two on the one sixty two so I guess you know looking at things from a personal experience here. I used to just have a backpack like a normal back. You know meal night. We have a late friend named Brandon who he had kind of a similar back as I do. We look like school kids but once you switched up his backpack to a nice Pat toomey backpack. That's T U M I. He said like everything changed. When you went to route people will compliment on his backpack and then he would get seen a little differently even though he dressed casually. I changed my backpack and I know how to me backpack to and I will say I get a lot of Nice comments about it and people do the first impression how people see you. You'll get one chance to make it right so you know. Even let's say you still want to continue to dress casually that's fine. Maybe you look at the other stuff. Maybe the briefcase right or maybe look at the backpack because you do typically get a couple of nice comments about like Neil the briefcase you have generally. It's always something people talk about right not anymore because I have a child and she plays with the zippers breaks. It and all that kind of stuff in the east you. Yeah makes sense so yeah guys. I don't think you necessarily need to spend one hundred sixty two thousand dollars on clothes. I think we're just saying Zara or any place has affordable clothing. Alex Niccolo unique goes good. I don't know where you go for female codes. Nic Business Attire. It's not necessarily the price it's more so the fit. Yep exactly I that's a really good point you don't necessarily is spent thousands of thousands of dollars if you get a good Taylor. That's probably a little more important on to make sure things look fit. They look a million bucks.
WBZ Morning News
Chaos at airports as Americans return from Europe
"And expanded European travel ban by the trump administration as U. S. airports packed with travelers try to get home CBS news correspondent Kris van cleave has more on the chaos at the airport and dammit Janet some of the nation's biggest airports as new travel restrictions caused long lines to clear customs for people returning from Europe hours long wait times in Dallas for York Chicago packing huge crowds into tight spaces exactly the kind of gathering Americans are being told to avoid the delay appears to be a mix of staffing the mandatory health screenings and newly implemented declaration forms the card travelers by surprise was this weekend president trump expanding travel restrictions from Europe to include the United Kingdom and
GSMC Music Podcast
Coronavirus: List Of Canceled Or Postponed Hollywood & Media Events
"The outbreak of the corona virus. More than twenty thousand music events between January and March have been cancelled or postponed in China and Hong Kong costing two billion in ticketing and box office losses. According to the China Association Performing Arts with the disease reaching more than forty countries billboard has compiled an ongoing list of major concerts and events that have been postponed or cancelled due to the outbreak. Now they do have a list that includes January and February but since we're in March I'm just in March so march. I set it off called off dates in Asia on Sunday. Due to unforeseen circumstances and for everyone's safety the ban also cancelled their opening slots for Jimmy eat world on March twelve and thirteenth in Manila and Singapore March. Second Wolf parade cancel European and UK dates for the tour supporting their latest album. Thin mind the first show was scheduled for March second. In the Netherlands March second Luchino coil cancelled their tour of Asia and Australia are home region of Lombardia. Italy is in the midst of a con. A Corona virus break. Everyone's health and safety must come first and this includes our fans March Third Malamah postpones his upcoming concert in line amid outbreak. Italy march third ultra Abu Dhabi. The Middle Eastern edition of the Miami Bass Festival is cancelled. It will set to happen in March fifth or six March third where I carry. His postponed postponed her Honolulu date until November. I was so excited to come back to Hawaii on my anniversary month. But evolving international travel restrictions forced us to consider everyone's safety and will being march third where to singer. Young blood called off a tourist later to kick off in South Korea as well as shows in Japan Hong Kong the Philippines and Singapore. At first I was going to say. Fuck it and calm but we have been advised again too seriously. Not March third. Ultra music festival flagship. Miami Festival scheduled for March Twentieth through the twenty second is called off. According to the city officials slipknot postponed a planned Asia tour slated to kick off a march twentieth with a two night. Not fess were fellow. Hard rockers. Whitesnake sons of Apollo. And Michael. Sh- NECKER FEST OFF cancelled dates March fourth as a result of apple pulling out of this year south by southwest festival along with twitter. Amazon. Tick Tock facebook and other major companies Spike Jones. Bbc's story documentary is not slated to premiere at the event. Nine inch nails has also dropped out of the film. Portion of the annual film are at the Annual Festival Dinesh Nell says. We're sorry we won't be giving our watchman keynote at South by southwest share because we had some surprises in store however it was the right decision March fifth Louis Thomasson tweeted to fans at the president of the Council of ministries had decreed that his march eleventh show at the fabric in Milan had been called off March Fifth Queen and Adam Lambert notified fans that the group's plan may twenty six show at the Acor hotels arena in Paris has been postponed following a government decree and France to cancel all indoor events over five thousand capacity's capacity in France until the thirty first of May in an effort to contain the spread of Corona virus. The Band said they are working with promoter to reschedule the date and will announce a new one soon march fifth organizers of Tomorrowland winter and France and stars that they have canceled the twenty twenty winter edition of the Electronic Dance Music Festival and Tomorrowland winter. Twenty twenty was set to run March fourteenth through the twenty first at the French. Alpine ski resort in out. Bay Day I do not say French word but yeah so. Don't be surprised if we hear. Coachella will be cancelled and teen choice award winners. Salmon Colby have announced a thirteen date Paranormal German tour across the US that includes stops in New York Chicago Nashville and more Cumulating with an appearance at the Fonda in Los Angeles on May Twenty Six. That's still set to go. Hopefully it will continue now onto the top. Ten songs played in the United States according to Apple Music. Roddy which is the box is back at number one low baby gonNA heating up temporarily held that spot but I knew radio would be number two LAVAR that way number three low baby commercial featuring losy fart number four low baby ain't GonNa Heaton up number five baby scarred number six little baby. Whoa NUMBER SEVEN LITTLE BABIES. Something approved number eight. Live off my closet. Featuring everyone's favorite feature future again got ever INS favorite feature future and again this little baby number nine bad bunny latiff cell number ten future drake life is good now. Let's compare that to the top. Ten songs played globally according to apple music number one rowdy rich still locally and in the US That's the box number two lows evert that way number three low baby commercial featuring Lil boosie. Burt number four little baby and GonNa Heaton up number five of the weekend lining lights number six future featuring drake life is good number seven bad bunny loudly for cell number. Eight bad bunny. See via Tom Mama. Yano only language I speak is English so I can't pronounce that now. Fighting English could barely pronounce English. Words number nine low baby emotionally scarred number town. Little baby will now. What have I been German so I ran through? Little babies might turn. There is a reason why is all over the top team in the US and globally? It jams I don't have a fall of standouts but live off my closet. That title trips me up. 'cause it don't make sense. I want to say live off my chest or live from my closet but live off. My clothes closet does not flow naturally. But the SAN's slaps forever will low Wayne and catch the sign. I really enjoyed to keep it. Real kid is talented but not really my cup of tea. I may listen one more time I had never heard of G. Herbert until
WSJ What's News
Why Thousands of Millennials are Leaving U.S. Cities
"Have you found yourself priced. Out of a city like New York are Houston latest data from the two thousand eighteen census shows. You might not be alone for the fourth straight year. People between the ages of thirty five and thirty nine have left cities with half a million people or more Charlie Turner has been finding out why from Janet Adamy me Janet in recent months the Wall Street Journal has reported on various migration trends such as young people moving out of New York City and millennials moving to the suburbs. The Journal has analyzed data on young people leaving the city's this from the census. What do the numbers show for the fourth year in a row tens of thousands thousands of young adults. This is millennials and the youngest members of Generation X. have moved out of the nation's biggest cities this was happening in New York Chicago Houston based in San Francisco Las Vegas Washington and Portland. There was of course pretty big influx of young people into cities after the recession and what this latest data data shows is that you know for a couple of years. We've had these disdain declines. There were questions about whether maybe it was just an anomaly of a couple of years or or if this millennial generation was finally starting to move into that next stage of life where they were getting married and buying houses and the big question was are living in a stay and be different than previous generations or are they going to uproot and move to suburbs for more affordable housing more space better schools and what we're seeing in this pattern suggests that as they do get older yes they are starting to act more like previous generations and lust like the kind of anomaly of urban dwellers they have been for for the much of this past decade and we're talking about numbers in the tens of thousands cities with more than half million people put together lost almost twenty seven thousand residents among the ages of twenty five to thirty nine this was last year and although this was. I guess half of the drop in two thousand seventeen and that's still a sizeable decline fine. I think the bigger story here is the pattern so a large batch of cities. Losing tens of thousands of people in the whole scheme of things is not that significant but we had in the middle of the decade. Was You know a pretty steady inflex for a couple of years and I think developers other real estate professionals schools employers to a certain extent have kind of been paying close attention to whether this remains a net inflow or a an outflow and the fact that it's four years of outflow starts to tell us that there's some different behavior going on even if the numbers aren't huge the drop laughter was driven by decline in urban residents. I guess older millennials thirty five to thirty nine. That's right among the youngest millennials in that that very oldest cohort of the Gen Z. That follows them. They are so moving into cities their numbers in the largest it just cities are are marginally positive but where the losses are really happiness. Urban residents aged thirty five to thirty nine again. That's the age at which you no. The people are oftentimes making the decision about where they're going to settle down. They are either you know well into or staring down decisions about schools and what we're finding. Is that that age. Group is a point at which people decide that they don't want to stay anymore and you mentioned schools aren't those basically the primary the reasons they don't like the schools in the big cities and also the cost of housing for the space that they're getting that's right housing costs in general appear to be the biggest factor her and that's in cities that are relatively affluent as well as ones that are struggling more interestingly the there were some research out of Boston. University that found in a study of mirrors errors that only thirteen percent said that the housing stock in their city fit the population's very well so there's a real mismatch between the kind of housing people want and the kind of housing housing that's available and said he's not it does appear to be the main
Bloomberg Daybreak
Fed Presidents To Speak At Several Events
"New York fed president John Williams will deliver a keynote speech at a financial markets conference in New York Chicago fed president Charlie Evans speaks in Detroit on trade and the auto industry fed governor Michelle Bowman and St Louis fed president Jim board will make welcoming remarks city fed listens event in Saint Louis their speeches calm amid trade tensions between the US and China and as investors debate whether a recession is brewing in the US and world economies Charlie Pellett Bloomberg daybreak
Daily Sales Tips
Offering Unique Experiences to Visitors
"You're in a city that people often travel to and the most obvious examples in the US would be New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Orlando places like that then you have a unique opportunity to keep an eye out for people who are going to be visiting an offering to create unique experiences for them for me. This has happening more and more often here in Austin the week after next the serious decisions conferences here and the number of my clients will be coming to town as well. As people that I've gotten to know over the years, I've spent in the marketing technology space. There's also a little podcasters conference coming up in a few weeks as well. What prompted this tip is that I just sent a note to somebody who I know will be speaking at one of those conferences, we traded. Emails a couple of times, but we've never spoken and never met. And this is somebody that I'd really like to meet. So I simply mentioned that I knew they were coming to town and often to be their personal Uber driver and pick them up from the airport and offered to recommend some great places to eat or things to do since. I don't think they've been here before for serious decisions. I'm thinking about driving table at a fun restaurant or bar within walking distance of the conference for a few hours and just suggesting that people stopped by to say, hi, meet some of my other clients and friends. None of this has to take a ton of effort. It's just taking advantage of a situation. Right. When people are traveling to a new city they're excited and they're looking forward to that experience. So even if you don't get a chance to connect with them. You made a meaningful connection, you showed them that you're human, and they'll probably think of you a little bit more highly at least, I hope so and you can insert a w-. A lot of your own personality as well. I doubt he does this anymore after their latest seventy million dollar funding round this week, but in the super early days of sales loft their CEO Kyle porter would offer to pick people up from the Atlanta airport in McLaren. He even extended this offer to me, I don't know why. But like I said, it was very very early days of the company and Kyle is a huge car guy. And so that offer totally connects with his brand. And you know, what every time I go to Atlanta, I think about Kyle, and I think about sales loft. So think about that for yourself, can you keep an eye out for people coming to your city an offer to give them that uniquely local taste and experience and
Talking Tech
Testing T-Mobile's new TV service
"Talking tech is brought to you by wicks dot com. Create and publish a stunning website all from one powerful platform, go to wicks dot com to create your very own professional website today. That's w I x dot com in stay tuned after the show to hear you can take advantage of special offer for talking tech listeners T mobile has a new TV service called peevish in. But is it any good? What's going on armored smear in for a vacationing Jefferson Graham today, and this is talking tech? So I got to go hands on with T Mobile's new TV service, which is called TV station. They're launching this in Los Angeles, New York, Chicago among other cities, eight cities and all and the service is delivered over the internet versus co ax cable. So I got to go hands on with this thing, and it's very much not for court cutters. This is not targeting cord cutters in any way, it's an alternative to cable TV and T mobile. Sees it as a better alternative. So for one hundred bucks a month. You get a whole bunch of channels all the channels. You're familiar with. And of course, you can add all the premiums on top of that T mobile is promising Nobil creep. Now, you do need to keep your high speed internet connection for all this to work. And this is where all my head scratching starts because if you ditch the cable part of your bundle with your cable provider, your monthly internet service is definitely going to go up not really saving money here. But again, this is an alternative. So you get all the channels as you want. You get a giant DVR which has space for four hundred hours of HD programming. Plus, it's all personalized when you first turn on your TV. There's this nice big screen with at least five channels playing. And the biggest channel is the one that the personalization engine thinks you wanna watch at that moment in time. Then there's a whole bunch of stuff from your DVR, again, all personalized the stuff that thinks you wanna watch and then on demand shows as well. So I give them credit for all the personalization. That's something. We haven't really seen in a big way on typical cable or satellite. Then you've got apps, but the apps are lacking right now at launched there's YouTube. Job. There's Pandora there's I heart radio. But after that, it kind of falls off pretty fast, they are promising Amazon and Netflix by the end of the year. But again, if you want those right now you have to switch to a different input. There's also Alexa and Google functionality as well if you have one of those devices, but you kind of have to ask everything in very unnatural ways. Like, you know, say the word S T vision to search for game of thrones or ask TV kitchen to tune into a particular channel. It's probably just easier to do those things on your remote, with the exception of searching, there's Facebook and Twitter support, but not good enough to replace what you can do on your phone a much, faster and better way. And again, I'm kind of scratching my head with this one. Because if I want to save money, I'm going to cut the cord, and I'm going to get access to all the apps I could want by purchasing something like Roku and apple TV or chrome cast or a fire TV if a want cable, I'm going to get a bundle. And I'm going to save money on cable, and I'm also going to get some of those sports channels that you can only get. Cable like sports net. L A, for instance, in Los Angeles that carries the dodgers and Also Sunday ticket if I'm on direct TV, this leaves TV in a tricky place at least for now, I think that it is a nice alternative to cable in the future. But right now the service is just not there. But again, everything talk about could be remedied with software updates. And I think the real vision of TV kitchen might be realized in the future when team oh will deliver all of this over its own five G wireless network. Thanks so much for listening to talking tech arch mirro and thanks to Jefferson for letting me take over the podcast. If you want to listen to my podcast, it's called rich on tech. So search for it. And my book is one hundred one Andy tech tips for the iphone it's available on Amazon. Now. Thanks for listening. Have a great day. Sometimes having a great idea is the easy part getting people to hear about your idea. Not always so simple. But now there's wicks at wicks dot com. You can start and publish your website. For free wicks artificial design intelligence creates a stunning website for you in just a few minutes. 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Motley Fool Money
Amazon in Running to Acquire Landmark Movie Chain
"That Amazon is in the movie production business. It looks like the movie theater business might be next reports out this week that I'm on is in the running by landmark Ziater's chain that operates in major markets like New York, Chicago LA, San Francisco and across the river in Washington, DC and Andy, maybe I shouldn't be surprised by this, but I'm a little surprised can ever accused Jeff as of not looking forward into the future. So I think here's my, here's my take on this. I think with potential changing regulatory landscape on studios potentially owning theaters, widening their distribution. I think Jeff Bezos and Amazon saying, hey, listen, we have an opportunity go after another dish Abune platform. It special marks specialize in the. Indian foreign space, which we know that Amazon prime videos have had a lot of success with. So I think Jeff Bezos saying, listen this, another distribution platform for us. Let's get in before the studio start changing that landscape and by ASA property cheap. And by the way, Mark Cuban who is a part owner of landmark is kinda shop in the business around two
Purity Products
Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne To Step Down
"News Radio the longtime CEO of Fiat Chrysler is stepping down due to health issues the automaker announced that Sergio Marconi is resigning after complications from recent surgery he will also leave his leadership. Roles at Ferrari Marconi Yoni is credited with rescuing Chrysler after the two thousand eight financial crisis left US car companies on the brink of. Ruin details, of Mark Yonis illness were not disclosed he'll be replaced by the head of Chrysler's ram and Jeep brands Mike Manley. Another shark was caught off a Long Island beach in that has. People in the sand, at, Robert, Moses park Wondering if it's safe to be in the water Noah. Bladen has more moms and dads on the. Sand watching their kids very closely looking for any sign of danger, in the water I don't think they'll be going in very far the most will be doing is dipping their toes in Happen it's. Going. To happen if you know so I'm not, afraid I'm going to go on the water just, Friday, night a. Four and a half wit long sand. Shark was caught that capture comes just two days after two kids were bitten by sharks on Long Island beaches both of those kids okay shark sightings are not. Uncommon on Long Island but unprovoked attacks are no one Lleyton NBC News Radio New York Chicago.