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The Dan Bongino Show
Is the Sleeping Conservative Dragon Finally Waking Up?
"A clown world up is down down is up nothing makes anymore Victor Davis Hanson had a great piece in the Daily Caller I've been talking about throughout the show which I think is really and it's called is the sleeping conservative dragon finally waking up before I get into that you know we were asking you guys you know what do you think? Is the sleeping conservative dragon finally waking up? The number is 844 -484 3872 or more simply 844 for the USA I'll take your calls a little bit later on that but what he writes is he said so conservatives often slept through the woke revolution yet suddenly they realized their apathy allowed the country to descend into something the nation's founders never imagined or intended and antithetical to what most knew as America just a couple of decades ago so conservatives are awakening from their slumber and they are discovering that they too can boycott agitate and war you know talking about how conservatives have taken aim at some of these woke companies whether it's Target, Anheuser -Busch, Disney you know the list goes on or even what the LA Dodgers doing are right with with this group it's disgusting what they're trying to do with this sisters are perpetual indulgence a group of men engaging
The Dan Bongino Show
Josh Hammer: The Israeli Government Despises George Soros
"Oh I can't go there. Yeah no totally and like I get it look I mean no wants one to be called a racist sexist bigot homophobe anti -semite whatever I mean I mean no one wants to be called that like it's necessarily an unpleasant thing but you know the left is they have ways it both on this one Lisa when it comes to kind of you know large Jewish donors in particular you know Sheldon Adelson passed away a couple years ago before he passed away he was a major donor to conservative Republican Party causes oftentimes pro -israel -zionist causes Paul Singer is a current Jewish billionaire who also donates to many similar causes and you know the left criticizes these guys all the time right for having kind of size influence but you know somehow then when a conservative criticizes Soros then you're anti -semitic I mean it just doesn't make sense I mean and that's holding aside many people don't even know that George Soros is Jewish I mean you know he frankly just to be very you know kind of blunt here doesn't have a very stereotypically sounding Jewish name many people criticize because he's a pretty evil man and then they're told that he's Jewish and they're like oh I actually didn't even know that so I mean this whole thing frankly just stinks to high heaven and I think the the idea here for Jews against Soros is again just a cobble together a lot of Jewish American patriots who oppose Soros's agenda and you know what's interesting Lisa it's actually not just Jewish Americans the Israeli government actually the Netanyahu government in Israel despises George Soros because he funds lots of causes that the Israeli government hates as well so actually the Netanyahu government's minister who handles anti -semitism is a man by the name of Amichai Sheekley and you know he defended Elon Musk recently after Elon Musk criticized Soros. Mihai Shinkley liked numerous of my tweets and my tweet thread the other
AP News Radio
Butler, Jokic lead Heat, Nuggets into a NBA Finals after unconventional paths
"This is the first time the nuggets have ever played in the NBA Finals. And the team's first time in a final series since the last year of the ABA in 1976, that means the dearth of experience for nuggets players this deep into a season. One Denver player with finals experience is kentavious Caldwell Pope, who was on the Lakers 2020 title team. Just trying to keep him calm knowing that and the first couple of possessions are going to be a lot even for myself, you know, I'm feeling anxious right now I'd even get out there. The nuggets have rest on their side, having polished off the Lakers last Monday in a four game sweep. The heat will have had two days off since winning game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals. I'm Dave ferry
The Dan Bongino Show
James B. Comey: FBI Did Nothing Wrong in Trump Investigation
"Okay. Okay. Okay. Dan, you have ADHD. I know it's a problem. I get it. I know. I want you to listen to Comey's clip here, it was this pseudo fake apology. And then when asked at the end, he's like, Oh yeah, but I don't really think the FBI liked anything wrong. This is an agency full of like, integrity and fidelity and bravery. They were just caught making up and completely fabricating a case to spy on the listen to this. Check this out as for the Durham report, 300 pages, four years investigating the investigators. One of the things that did come out of it was that procedures, regular FBI procedures were ignored, that steps were missed along the way in this investigation. In fact, director Ray said when the report came out, yeah, we acknowledge that a couple of ago, years and we've changed all that, those changes are already in place. Do you acknowledge perhaps that some mistakes were made along the way? Oh, definitely. And they were found four years ago by the inspector general. So there's nothing new in this new document. What were some of those mistakes from your point of view? Oh, that the FBI didn't communicate clearly the status of certain sources. They double checked certain information before putting it in a court application for a foreign intelligence wiretap and a bunch of others. And so do you believe now as these, some of these politicians call for defunding of the FBI, that that has been corrected and that now the procedures are in place to avoid those kinds of mistakes in the future? I think so. But in complex investigations, there's always going to mistakes. be It doesn't mean the FBI is incompetent, honest, and independent. So director with some distance now from from your time there with that investigation and everything that came into that 2016 election. Are there things that you wish you had done differently? Oh, plenty. I mean, plenty of
Mark Levin
Gregg Jarrett: Previewing New Book 'The Trial of the Century'
"The trial of the century what is the trial of the century Which one You know there have been a lot of famous trials that have been dubbed as such by the media over the years The Nuremberg case Julius Ethel Rosenberg the O. J. Simpson double murder case which I covered for 9 months in Los Angeles They pale in comparison to the 1925 scopes monkey trial Because it stake was our cherished free speech rights America was at the precipice there was an effort and it was succeeding to ban books for example on evolution and they weren't going to stop there They were going to ban a variety of science books and other books And in the state of Tennessee they made it a crime for a teacher to teach out of the state approved textbooks a chapter on the cornerstone Darwin theory of evolution Because they feared it would undermine the story of the divine creation in genesis in the Bible Which it didn't Their harmonious and Clarence Darrow was incensed over it So when a young 25 year old school teacher was handcuffed criminally charged in front of the host gal Darrow came to the rescue the greatest trial lawyer who ever lived And he for free descended John scopes It became known as the scopes monkey trial which was derived from an evolutionary misconception that humans evolved from monkeys or other primates I traveled a couple of years ago to the courthouse in Dayton Tennessee where the trial took place It's closed now but buried in the archives of the basement and I gained access was the original trial transcript
Mark Levin
Chip Roy: Republicans Should Not Vote for Latest Debt Ceiling Bill
"Now the rebuttal There's chip Roy at a press conference today cut for a go My colleagues We very clear not one Republican should vote for this deal It is a bad deal No one sent us here To borrow an additional $4 trillion To get absolutely nothing in return But at best if I'm being really generous a spending freeze for a couple of years That's it That's about what you get And frankly you're going to make things worse and my democratic colleagues know it That's why they're supporting it Well a lot of them are not supporting it actually But go ahead Around gleeful There's a reason our Democrat colleagues support this There's a reason that Mitt Romney supports this There's a reason that Bill kristol supports this It's all the same stuff There's a reason also I guess Newt Gingrich Steve Moore I mean that's why I said at the opening of the show don't get caught up in who supports and who opposes you your own brain Your own noggin Analyze it yourself I get texts and emails Did you know this You ought to think that nothing's more annoying I said I'll wait till it comes out Go ahead There's a reason that our conservative allies are opposing it Roundly The quote for growth scoring against it The heritage foundation scoring against it Freedom works scoring against it Ron DeSantis publicly opposed President Trump said he thought we should default rather than pursue this kind of lunacy At the end of the day the only camp that we know in all due respect That's not what he did during his presidency
AP News Radio
Former first lady Rosalynn Carter has dementia, The Carter Center says
"Her family says Rosalind Carter has dementia. The Carter family says the 95 year old former First Lady is happily at home in Georgia with former president Jimmy Carter, who has been receiving hospice care since February. The family has not disclosed any specific diagnosis for either. The carters are the longest married first couple in American history at 77 years. The family notes Rosalind Carter has spent her public life advocating for mental health awareness and for people in caregiving relationships with loved ones. Sagar Meghani at The White House.
Mark Levin
Brett Tolman: The Real Authority of U.S. Attorney Matthew Graves
"Want you to listen to this We can do it here We have multiple platforms Want you to listen to this This is Brett tolman who was a U.S. attorney in Utah really really top lawyer And he's very soft spoken so check it out Cut 22 go But you make a very good point The us attorneys nominated by the president not the attorney general and confirmed by the Senate They are presidential appointees and they serve at the pleasure of the president So despite what the practices may be the last couple of decades you're making the point It's a very important point that the U.S. attorney in Washington D.C. I believe his name is graves That he has his own authority to act that he doesn't have to sit around and worry about what the criminal division of the public integrity section or the U.S. attorney's office or the attorney general or anybody else has to say to open an investigation at a minimum and to bring an indictment correct That's exactly right He has all that authority and I'll tell you something else that I've learned relative to this The outgoing U.S. attorney at the time of January 6th Had identified a very small number of individuals that should be prosecuted And had indicated to DoJ that that was his intention They forced him out because he did not have the same vision that they did in terms of what they would turn the January 6th prosecution into And so I think about that and who they put in in their place and it is someone that will toe the line and follow what Washington D.C. wants And that is the greatest injustice we have because now we see that they will do make decisions and use their power to based on politics rather than based on the facts and the evidence which would result in a lot of people being prosecuted and put in jail including the Biden family
The Dan Bongino Show
Pres. Donald Trump Surprises Dan Bongino on 2-Year Radio Anniversary
"The very big congratulations to Dan on the two year anniversary of the great Dan bongino radio show I've done it many times and it's got some real power I know millions join me in wishing you the best and looking forward to many years to come Your spectacular person then congratulations And I will be tuning in to listen Thank you Is that real No it's nod That's Sean That's Sean I'm texting Sean What's his number I'm technically giving there's a video to that How come you guys didn't tell me that Wow all right listen folks Jim hijacked the show from the start today I'm a little wow for me to be kind of without words You know I just I'm for the show's over Sorry folks I had nothing else to say Can we just leave it there Is this the video Wow that is real Look I'm looking at it right now Wow Check that out So it is my two year anniversary on the radio today That was a total surprise folks On my life I had no idea that was happening I really did not have as Jim knows from the rundown this morning I had nothing special planned other than to mention it was a two year anniversary of the show and a couple other things which I said on the podcast but I said it was really nice of them
The Dan Bongino Show
Part 2: TX Sen. Brian Birdwell Recalls Being at the Pentagon on 9/11
"Eventually get to Georgetown university hospital with a great staff there We'll give me my initial emergency room care But I'll say that last prayer with the hospital chaplain because I fully expect that I'm being called into eternity by the lord in these moments I would survive the lord would allow me to get with me That afternoon I don't know she's there but Mel will get to Georgetown That's its own harrowing story of what it took in the traffic there in those moments after impact to get to Georgetown and eventually I'd be life sliding over to the Washington hospital center mill would be taken through the Georgetown police department Georgetown university police department over to the hospital and she said it was just very eerie I mean the streets of D.C. have never been that empty Since Abraham Lincoln was the president of the United States and there would be a number of challenges we'll go through I mean I could do it all the time to name them all but everything from having maggots put on me for three days to eat the infection dead tissue what happens to you in a burn unit ban is a burn injury is terrible but what has to be done to you medically as far worse But by the lord's grace I'm still here And so many things over the last 20 years that we thought that Mel would see as a widow whether it's Matt graduating high school or college getting married and now having two grandchildren We've gotten to see as a married couple And lord willing he'll give us more years and no matter what This is still the greatest place on God's green earth And if I may be so bold to our friends in Florida Texas is still the greatest place but Florida is of course
Mark Levin
Morton Klein: Biden Is Coupling Antisemitism With Other Phobias
"In addition to more than watering down the definition including a definition that's dangerous and frightening that will protect major Jew haters in Congress officials in the world and on campuses It protects them now You can't call them anti semitic according to what Biden is embracing In addition in the same sentence when he condemns anti semitism that Biden in this report condemns islamophobia homophobia transphobia misogyny In other words he makes antisemitism no longer unique by coupling it combining it with these other phobias and these other groups don't have nearly the amount of dangerous hate speech and attacks as the Jews do 63% of all hate attacks in America according to religion 63% against Jews not against Muslims or Christians or any of these other groups So he's really watered down a terrible way And let me tell you something else dangerous here I must say Mark He once hate speech to be abolished This is very dangerous Of course we're all against hate speech No one should use it But how will he be defining hate speech Here says we have to abolish hate speech That means if I attack Lewis farrakhan is that hate speech Will they say that means I'm a racist by attacked the radical group Black Lives Matter Is that racist If I attack Iran or radical Islam is that racist It's very dangerous what he put in this report by wanting to abolish all hate speech which means that if anyone's idea of how they will define it and this is really another dangerous aspect of this whole report
Bitcoin Audible
The Basics of Key Management
"We haven't done a Basics episode in a while. I've had a couple of people ask me some questions that made me realize something that I was a little... that we haven't come back to with the Basics is just kind of the really simple, really practical, what the hell do I do with my keys? So we went into an entire episode on what our keys are and hardware, wallets, and all of that good stuff. And I will tell you straight off the bat, you need a hardware wallet if you have any meaningful savings. If you're just tinkering, that's fine. Don't give yourself a homework assignment and, you know, have to invest all this money and stuff into it if you're just playing around. But it's very easy to get sucked in and it's very easy for playing around to become a meaningful amount of money in Bitcoin. In fact, a good example actually was I was playing around with the Bitkit wallet, which is one that I'm a big fan of and I'm really looking forward to its future. And Synonym and John Carvalho and their team over there have built a really amazing and really intuitive product. But I was just testing a bunch of stuff out. So when I moved some Bitcoin to it, it was always intended to just be kind of a throwaway wallet. And I actually at some point took a screenshot of my backup seed and put it in the Discord chat with everyone in Synonym because we were we were trying to work something out. I can't remember what it was, some weird little quirk with the interface or whether it was showing addresses or something like that. I don't remember. It wasn't that big of a deal. But because I was thinking of the wallet so cheaply as just like throwaway, I did that. But what's funny is I, you know, was testing all out. So I added a bunch of contacts and, you know, I started making messages with people and, you know, all these things. And I started trying out a bunch of different widgets. And it got to the point where I'd kind of forgotten that I had done that. And then I just moved a little bit of Bitcoin to move a little bit more Bitcoin to it and eventually ended up with like eight hundred dollars worth of Bitcoin on it. And my seed is sitting in a screenshot in a Discord room that I don't know if 30 people or I have no idea how many people are in that Discord chat could see and just and so many multiple people may have just out of trying to help me put it in their wallets. So I was just totally exposed. I was just like putting cash in other people's pockets. Nobody stole it from me or anything. And I just woke up one morning and it hit me and I was like, oh my God, I'm an idiot. And I withdrew it back to my nunchuck. But just a easy little story to explain that you need to be careful with your keys and you need to have basic practice on how you're going to back things up. You need to know how you're going to be treating your wallet going
The Dan Bongino Show
Vivek Ramaswamy: 'America First' Agenda Belongs to the People
"You're out there you're busting your butt knocking on doors I saw you just got some nice endorsements out of a very important key state out of New Hampshire It's got to feel pretty rewarding I mean you came in you know to be honest with pretty low name ID compared to at least president Trump has got universal name ID and a couple others and you seem to have some momentum and when did your sales there Yeah we're doing well It's early days Dan but the last month has been incredible We're now polling at third place if not tied for third place in most polls and that's rewarding early on But it isn't about me I think that's actually the thing we got to remember at this It's not about Trump It's not about desantis This is about the people of this country And I'll tell you that in America first it doesn't belong to Trump and it doesn't belong to me It belongs to the people That's the way we're running this campaign And what I'm trying to do is take the America first agenda even further than my friend our friend Donald Trump took it If we're doing it based on first principles and moral authority I think we go even further than if it's just based on vengeance and grievance And one of the things I'm doing is we're speaking the hard truth is unapologetically Yes I think we can use the military to solve the border crisis at the southern border Yes I think we can actually shut down government agencies that should not exist rather than just claim to reform them End affirmative action There's a lot we're doing then that's outside of what you're allowed to say in a debate like this LinkedIn actually just yesterday censored me for one of the things that I said on their site about how Bannon the climate agenda that's driven by China they censored my account U.S. presidential candidate but that's okay We're going to take that because that's what it means to speak hard truths and do it without apology And that's the way we're running the race
Unchained
Why Everyone Is Talking About EigenLayer
"Sriram, it's great to have you. For those of you who don't know, Sriram is a longtime professor at UW, at the University of Washington. And he's also a crypto founder, founder of one of the hottest new projects called Eigenlayer. Full disclosure, I think Robot Ventures, you guys are investors in Eigenlayer, Dragonfly is not, but Eigenlayer right now is kind of the talk of the town. Everybody is talking about Eigenlayer to the point where you even got shouted out by Vitalik yesterday. So first question, moving from academia into being now like a full -on crypto founder, center of attention, in the center of the maelstrom, how has that been for you transitioning from the academic world to the crypto world? It's been out of craziness. I think nothing I could have done would have prepared me for this. It is, I think, one thing to be a startup founder, where you're basically off in your quiet startup trying to go build your thing. It's a completely different thing to be a founder of a crypto project, which is much more community -driven. Start to interact with a lot more people much early on. In fact, so much so that that is critical or essential to the success of the project even before you build anything. So I learned these lessons through doing a project where it was only technology -focused four years back when Haseeb knows the story with a couple of other professors. And when the feeling was exactly the opposite, it was pretty much similar to my professor life where we were just inventing new protocols, algorithms, and making them work. And I think this is a very different experience.
The Dan Bongino Show
How Is the Media Going to Frame Ron DeSantis' Campaign?
"Ron DeSantis is going to jump into race today I've got a few thoughts on this today I don't want to relay the game what we've already addressed and spoken about which is the fact that primaries are a good thing In short because they keep candidates frosty I've already spoken about it a few times so I don't want to repeat that show and some of you are frankly tired of hearing it I don't blame you I say because I ran in primaries and you went I didn't have a serious primary I was a little softer by the time I got to the general because you're just not frosty You still like beating people up okay But there's a couple other things I wanted to talk about two big takeaways to this first How is the media going to frame The Ron DeSantis campaign And the way to find out what the media is up to When I say frame I mean you would think a standard journalist reporter correct would just want to report the news and the facts That's a good one That's really freaking funny We're not talking about actual journalist reporters talking about activists They can call themselves whatever they want Journalists reporters but they're really activists right We get that okay So point stipulated So the question is never are they going to cover the desantis campaign Honestly they won't It's how are they going to frame it Now the media has got a bit of a dilemma here and the dilemma is this How do we crap on run desantis without making Trump look good Because there's nobody in politics Nobody they hate more than Donald Trump Nobody There's not even a close second There's like a top 5 lace Tucker's on there Levin's on there They hate anybody But they hate Trump more than anyone So the problem they have now the media I think what's the problem Just cover the campaign opposite they can't do that bro they're activists They're activists
The Dan Bongino Show
Target Partners With Satanist Brand to Create Items for ‘PRIDE’ Merch
"Target the big retailer partnered with a satanist to create a couple of items for the pride collection Is it an amazing by the way the bigotry that's going on here So they've got an entire section of the store that's cast in rainbow colors that they say is for Pride Month The rainbow famously a symbol of God's promise not the flood the earth again in the wake of the flood And now being used to advance the financial interests of satanists How about that Target has been selling products made by the Satan brand Abraham including a messenger bag that said we belong everywhere across trans flag colors and planets a tote bag with the message two queer for here beneath a UFO and a cure transphobia not trans people sweatshirt In other words abandoned gender confused people Don't help them Allow them to descend and to destroy themselves And give them an assist will you That's what the sweatshirt's message is So that's what target has been selling And here's what the Instagram of ab says I imagine what it would be like for a younger version of myself to see something more specific more tailor made than a lackluster rainbow flag I wanted to create a range that would embrace younger me and tell him that who he is is more than okay That being trans special and wonderful and that the closet is not made for him to thrive in That's what it says according to a prey lens Instagram post announcing the collaboration with target At pralines owner is a self described gay trans man based in London What is a gay trans man I'm pretty sure that's a straight woman A gay trans man The brand sells shirts pins and stickers with the design of a pastel goat head and the message Satan respects pronouns Quote get ready for this I can't even believe I'm reading these words Satan loves you and respects who you are
AP News Radio
Heat roll past Celtics 128-102, take 3-0 lead in Eastern Conference finals
"The Miami Heat cruise to a three O series lead in the Eastern Conference Finals after blowing out the Boston Celtics one 28 one O two at home in game three. Gabe Vincent paced the heat with a playoff career high 29 points on 11 of 14 shooting. My teammates tell me time and time again to come off the picker and be aggressive and then make reads from there. So when they're giving me that confidence and I see a couple go in, you know, I'll definitely continue to be aggressive. Boston stars Jayson Tatum and jaylen Brown were held to 14 and 12 points respectively. Miami can clinch its second NBA Finals birth in four seasons with a win in game four Tuesday. I'm geffen coolbaugh.
The Breakdown
Ledger's Shocking Move: Has Our Trust Been Betrayed?
"Every Saturday, I ask what the week before will be remembered for when it comes to crypto and the larger economy. And to me, there are two big things that stand out this week. The first is, of course, ledger. For those of you who haven't listened to the ledger episode from earlier this week, the TLDR is that on Tuesday they announced a feature called ledger recover. Now ledger recover was a way for people who were maybe new to the space or who are just generally insecure about keeping their own seed phrase on a piece of paper, which is how ledger normally does things. This new feature ledger recover would allow them to effectively have a backup. And the way that it would work is that the ledger device would send out a copy of the seed phrase split into three parts. It would go to ledger and two other companies, and the person would have to use ID verification services to request to have it come back. Now you might already have spotted some of the issues here. All of a sudden, a hardware wallet which is supposed to be a self sovereign device and totally outside of the realm of tamper ability, has introduced a whole slew of new weaknesses. There's a KYC and identity verification process, there's these three companies that are involved, but the biggest thing that had people upset was that in the past, ledger had made it seem like there was no way for the device to ever send out a seed phrase, however that seemed to be changing. Because of the device could copy that seed phrase and then encrypt it to send it out in these three parts, didn't that break the relationship that people thought they had with their ledgers? Now, over the next couple of days, ledger really dug itself into a deeper and deeper hole. At one point, it's team tweeted technically speaking it is and has always been possible to write firmware that facilitates key extraction. You've always trusted ledger not to deploy such firmware, whether you knew it or not. It's important to understand that at the end of the day, any hardware wallet solution to user chooses to go with will always require that person to trust the developer to build and maintain a secure device to store your assets. This was exactly the wrong thing to say. And just further outrage the community.
Northwest Newsradio
"next couple" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Conditions are going to hang around for the next couple days. We'll see showers Friday morning with highs expected to reach the upper 40s, the afternoon chip brighten up though. Similar conditions are expected throughout the weekend until next week on Tuesday when another Arctic blast is expected to move in. I'm Kelly glider and that's a look at your northwest news radio weather. For what it's worth, I'm Derek Dennis. It's advice that bears repeating. If you see a deal that looks too good to be true, it probably is. Stephanie Lee, after she got snookered by an online ad promising half off on her favorite socks, bombas. She said the scam was good. The page looked exactly like one where she had placed orders before. I was upset. I was a little bit embarrassed and I was scared. The same thing happening to ABC's own Lara Spencer hooked by a bogus bombas ad. The big fear for me in so many is now whoever it is has my credit card information. The bombas founder, Dave heath, my heart goes out to our customers and frankly, they're not just defrauding our customers. They're selling product on the premise of our brand of donating a night of every item that is sold. The FTC says these kinds of impersonation scams cost Americans $650 million last year. For what it's worth, I'm jerk Dennis ABC News. If you're looking to move out of your parents place, you could really cut expenses by bundling your current renters insurance with progressive, which is good because your little brother has gotten really territorial. Your blood related, you'd think it would be fine to share food
WTOP
"next couple" Discussed on WTOP
"Side blocked. In Maryland or rather in D.C., northbound two 95 is dealing with an accident scene after Malcolm X avenue with an overturned vehicle Carlos Ramirez WTO traffic. Thanks, Carlos, now let's check in with storm team four chief meteorologist Doug Cameron. Back in the next couple of days for you one more nice warm day across our region as temperatures this morning are in the 50s. Really amazing how warm we are out there right now, but that warm air won't stick around. It will for today though, so you're good there. We'll see high temperatures around 60° with some sunshine, a little bit breezy at times Cooler weather moves in as we make our way through the overnight hours on our Friday into Saturday, Saturday's high is only in the mid to upper 40s, so a little bit of a chill out there. On Sunday, we'll see clouds move in and a good chance for rain, especially from D.C. southward into Virginia and southern Maryland has the best chance to see some pretty good rain as well. North and west a little bit less in the way of rainfall, but still a good idea to keep that umbrella handy for Super Bowl Sunday, highs only in low 40s. On Monday, we rebound nicely back into the mid, even upper 50s. I'm storm team four. Chief meteorologist Doug camera. At the airports right now, 64 at Reagan national 65 BWI Marshall 65° out at dulles airport, little west of the city. The weather brought to you by delta's glass for all your glass mirror and shower door needs, visit dulles glass dot com today, Douglas class, love your glass. Coming up on WTO P summon Congress, they want to overturn the D.C. city council on the issue of these cities, criminal code will get the details coming up on
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"next couple" Discussed on WTOP
"A win today, at WTO P dot com search free lunch. Good morning, it's 9 28. Traffic and weather on the a tier and Jack Taylor, what is happening now? Well, if you're leaving the bay bridge, you're going to be in very slow traffic if you can avoid and potentially delay your travel for the next couple hours if you have to be somewhere, unfortunately you're going to be stuck in it for a bit. Westbound 50, early this morning in the 4 o'clock hour, we had a propane tanker truck, turnover on its side. It is still there. Lanes continue to be blocked, all traffic will detour to go at dexa 27. North on route two, where south on four 50. The delay begins now as you leave the bay bridge, you'll see the lineup beginning as you pass sandy point, it is going to be very heavy and slow and unfortunately, not a lot of original ideas to get over across the severan. Eastbound travel, you'll find two right lanes still getting by authorities arrived to assist and still block the two left lanes, the close your westbound was expected through about the morning rush hour and toward lunch. You'll find topside out of loop, letting loose a bit of New Hampshire to Georgia, slowing though, now river road headed toward the legion bridge, keeping an eye to our working Virginia setting up. Little a delay on the south Baltimore Washington Parkway as you approach and pass 32, inner loops heavier in college park, but then fine, at a green belt all the way down toward the Wilson bridge, 32 going south as you head past Lyndon church road toward one O 8, a crash may be blocking, follow police direction. You'll find in the district slow on D.C. two 95, headed toward east capital street outside fire had been reported on New York avenue at Florida avenue, northeast, the wreck in northwest, George avenue weapon Randolph street, and we'd had an earlier crash in bound New York avenue between 12th and 13th streets in northwest. Some slowing in Virginia but easing quickly three 95 top end across the 14th, outer loop as you leave Maryland into Virginia, keep an eye out along the left side if there's work near the George Washington Parkway. The earlier crash to laser V fair lakes Parkway at fair Lake circle that crash may be gone. On the rails, metro's blue line expect delays in both directions, got a track inspection of Pentagon city, Mark Penn line trained four 21, reporting a 15 to 20 minute delay. Rid your home of unwanted pests turn to home paramount pest control. Call today for a free inspection, 8 8 8 8 8 8 home, or visit home paramount dot com. Jack Taylor TOP traffic. And that a storm team fours chuck bell. The first 13 days of November are in the books, and it was the warmest first 13 days of November on record. With weather records in D.C.
WTOP
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"Interest financing, save now. I'm beautiful in stock, Ashley furniture, Steve dresner, WTO traffic. Now the weather forecast with storm team four meteorologist Ryan Miller. Hey Ryan. And Liz good morning, we are watching pretty much nothing here in the forecast for the next couple of days around D.C.. We've got quiet weather conditions across the area folks and cloud cover, mixing in with some sunshine and that will be our weather story throughout the afternoon hours and tomorrow as well. So a dry day anticipate good-looking stuff here for outdoor plans and activities and travel, air temperatures will be in the upper 80s close to 90° this afternoon under partly sunny skies. A touch of fog here possible overnight and tomorrow pretty much a repeat. We'll see some sunshine mixing with clouds, highs near 90°, and another dry day. Monday for Labor Day though, the clouds will increase in the morning and then showers will become scattered and likely here into the afternoon and evening hours on Monday for Labor Day. Temperatures will hold in the upper 80s and some of that rain from Monday will linger into Tuesday. 76° right now in Washington 71 in Laurel and currently lives in manassas worth 73. Thanks so much, Ryan. The forecast brought to you by long fence. You can save 15% on long fence decks, pavers and fences, go to long fence dot com today and schedule your free in home estimate. It's 9 12. And you may have a shorter wait for a metro train soon, plans to put 7000 series railcars back into service, get the thumbs up from a safety oversight organization. Starting
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"A little bit higher Nothing too dramatic here but we've got Australian futures up two tenths of a percent Similar for a FTSE China a 50s China's futures contract hanging index futures up about three tenths of a percent And nikkei futures at 26,830 suggest about a 175 points or so of positivity when we open the dollar is easing back a little bit down about a tenth of 1% And as mentioned earlier we had yields dropping We got the minutes from the fed the May meeting of the fed And there were no real signals there that officials were turning more hawkish that officials agreed that they would need to rate interest rates in half point steps at the next couple of meetings but the fed also lowered its inflation forecast next year to 2.5% and just 2.1% in 2024 So if those forecasts were accurate it would imply that the next three half point rate hikes would be just about the end of the current tightening cycle and also this week we had Atlanta fed president Rafael bostick suggesting that a September pause might make some sense if price pressures cool We had a positive signal from Volkswagen's chief saying that there has been improvement in semiconductor supplies and that Volkswagen's global production can recover this year And U.S. retailers got some good news Nordstrom jumped after raising its forecast at stock was up 14% Abercrombie rallied as well And XRT the ETF in the retail sector jumped 6.9% WTI is edging up half percent one ten 87 a barrel and the yield on the two year at 2.49% Paul While Elon Musk is boosting the equity component of his Twitter bid to 33 and a half billion Bloomberg's Ed ladlow tells us why the move is significant.
WCPT 820
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"Dot gov and you can tweet him at rep ro con and he will be with us for the hour taking your calls at two O two 8 O 8 99 25 Congressman Khanna Welcome back What's on your mind today Good to be on and I'm glad I'm on video today too So We're focused on the climate Bill and trying to get that across the finish line and I've had a couple of meetings now The senator Manchin we're meeting again on Monday with a group The challenge is he's saying what about bipartisan I said that's fine If you can get the Republicans actually agreed to 550 billion of climate spending which I don't think is ultimately going to be where there are So I still am convinced that this is going to have to be through reconciliation but my hope is that that engagement will now further push The White House on getting back engaged on climate because we really have not seen much movement since the build back better efforts came to us to a since they stalled And then the other thing is I've got an op-ed coming out tomorrow in The Washington Post or the next couple of days to make the case for forgiving student loans Just a one point I'll make this idea that it is regressive and helps the upper middle class is just totally false This data is overwhelming that it would help the lowest wealth groups in this country And the second thing is I took out a lot of loans I paid them back and I don't begrudge anyone who didn't and now they should have their loans forgiven They just didn't get the same lucky breaks I did I think that's how many people look at it who have been fortunate enough to pay their loans back Yeah I had a fellow call in yesterday and he was like what about people who paid off their loans and why should I pay for a quack And I had two answers for him Number one was we had this 15 year experiment with the GI Bill and what we discovered after World War II and what we discovered was for every dollar we invested in young men coming back from World War II in college education The federal government got back $7 in tax revenue that they wouldn't have gotten because those people with a college degree had higher incomes higher earnings than had they only had a high school degree So number one investing in education always pays back And number two the system is broken I mean Thomas Jefferson created the first free college the University of Virginia He thought he was the single most important achievement of his life He put that at the top of his tombstone Abraham Abraham Lincoln created the land grant colleges 56 or 57 land grant colleges free colleges again With the moral act in 1865 I think it was And Michigan state university is one of those And so the outlier has been the last 40 years since Reagan took a meet axe to education And we've never done that And we're the only country in the world that doesn't invest in the infrastructure in our intellectual infrastructure and our young people in education And when we did in the 50s with the GI Bill we produced this explosion of innovation in the 70s as those people came into the workforce put them out on the moon and everything else invested transistor in vetted transistors and ICs Why would we not do that for America Why would we want to be the only developed country in the world that doesn't offer free or nearly free education And then on top of that you say okay so the system is broken We're going to fix it Obviously when you fix a broken system just like reparations when you fix a broken system some people are going to get more benefit than others It's not always going to be fair because the system's not fair So that was my rant yesterday I mean look the reality is for the only country that I know of where you have to go 30 40 $50,000 in debt to get an education that you're in debt before you even start life It's a crazy system And this president really that's an area he doesn't need 51 senators and he can make a difference And I think he's getting there I think that the activism around the country really has made a difference on this And we're keeping up the drum beat on the progressive caucus Good good Okay well let's pick up some phone calls hey That'd be great Off we go Margie in Wisconsin rapids Wisconsin emerging you're on the era of the representative Connor Representative Khanna When discussing affordable healthcare why do Democrats never discuss the fact that that we don't pay for just one healthcare policy Because our healthcare policies don't cover injuries that happen at work So businesses in the independence have to have workmen's comp in addition to their regular primary insurance then for your auto insurance you have liability medical liability coverage That if you enter somebody else your homeowners are rented policy also have medical liability in case somebody is injured on your property And as a business owner I have a $1 million medical liability in case I injure somebody else Why do the Democrats not discuss that the average person is paying for at least four different health policies Brilliant Absolutely correct That it is such a complicated mess that you're paying for as you put it so well Your own health insurance and then you're paying for your health insurance or you're paying through your employer for Alta chores there and you're paying with auto insurance for potential health insurance there.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Likely to keep running Among the hot topics this weekend as we watch headlines about the Federal Reserve come in And we caught up with James buller to ask him about it He's president of the St. Louis fed And he tells Bloomberg's Michael McKee and Lisa Brahma with inflation looks high and sticky The inflation rate is quite high The core PC inflation rate that committee's favorite measures about 3.6% That's the highest it's been in 30 years Well above our 2% target and that number already throws out food and energy So you're taming the data a little bit whether you look at that kind of measure but it's quite high It does not have the reputation of moving down very easily So I think who's the committee to attack and a more hawkish direction in the next couple of meetings so that we're managing the risk of inflation appropriately If a flexion just happens to go away we're in great shape for that We're set up for that But if inflation doesn't go away as quickly as many aren't currently anticipating then it's going to be up to the committee to keep inflation under control going forward Well when you say tack in a more hawkish direction are you talking about speeding up the taper even with the risk of a taper tantrum Are you talking about changing forward guidance How would you tack I think we've gotten past the taper tantrum issue because we went ahead and went ahead with.
WNYC 93.9 FM
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"Completely withdrawn from the country sometime in the next couple of weeks The Afghans will set on one another, and the capital will be even more dangerous than it is now. So that's Peter Jennings with ABC News Back in 1989. I know you started working on this film. Years ago. The film's premiere was back in January, months before the Taliban fully took over in Afghanistan, and thousands of more people started trying to flee. How does what's happening now? Change the way you think about this project? I don't know if it changed the way I think about the project. It's you know, it's just heartbreaking to see that history repeats itself and even more so to talk with them, And you know, I'm in touch with them every week. Uh, almost every day and you know for him seeing how now a new generation of people are getting pushed out and are going to be in the same limbo he was in for for years, and maybe not have the change to build the life that they want for themselves. It's just Yeah, it's just heartbreaking to see that and and and it was just really weird to see. Uh, you know some of the shots we didn't animation we spent I spent months on. Uh And now he just see them in real time on the news again. It's just heartbreaking. And and we are at the same time. I guess one thing that occurred to me while I was watching it was that it was such a personal story. I was hearing your friends. Story. And then at the same time, I couldn't help but think of it as More than just one individual story, if you know what I mean. Yeah, but definitely thank you right now. I think right now, that's more than 80 Million people were fleeing, But, yeah, I think even more so, You know, this is This is yes, It's a story about a refugee and Starbucks fleeing, But it's also a story about Um, finding a place where you can be who you are with everything that themselves because you know, he's also gay. And that's also part of his life between from so I think it's some. I hope at least it's a story that people can relate to you, though. They're not refugees or okay. Necessary. How is his life changed since since he opened up to you? What is this? And this is that now he feels small free because, you know, he kept this story a secret for so many years and they create this distance, But now Because it doesn't have to keep the secret animal issues more free. And you feel like you talk about the past and freeway and he doesn't need to keep figures, which really In some way, help him settle down and relax more because he didn't feel like yet to height and run all the time. There must be meaningful for you. It definitely is like I mean, the whole process of maintenance team has been very meaningful, uh, both in terms of the reasons that I have for them in, but also on a personal level, like bike, seeing also understanding what it does to you when you can't bring your past with you. I mean, that's that's sort of how much go ahead. Sorry. Go ahead. Just how much does uh, I think I also appreciate having a home more now. After doing making this comes at it before. You know, like, how important is to have a place where you feel safe? Yeah. I mean, they're going back to what you were saying earlier about the sort of universality of this story. At the end of the film, there's I mean, I don't I don't think I'm spoiling anything here, but you ask them. What does the word home mean to you? Any pauses, and it takes this great deep breath in and he says, I have it here. It's somewhere safe somewhere. You know, you can stay and don't have to move on. Yeah. What did that mean to you when he said then? Well, if carbon capsules the whole like the core of the after film like this thing about finding a home because it's one thing is finding the physical home, But it's also about finding the place where you can live with. With all your traumas and with what happened with you, and in his case, also his sexuality which was really difficult, you know, being from Afghanistan and the U. K isn't easy. So so, yeah, this thing about finding a home friendly capitals the whole film. It must be strange for him knowing that I mean again. It means that Israel must be strange for him living his life and in In America and just, you know, knowing that all around the world people are hearing his story. Yes, I think it is. But I think he was He was concerned a little bit afraid. Firstly, when it got out, Of course, it's saw it before it got out. And But he said that he Like he was really moved by it, but is it wouldn't know if it was a good film. And because it's historians? Of course, it would be, uh, emotionally involved in it. Um, but it was really important for him to see that people actually could relate to a story. I think he was a little scared that people wouldn't be able to. But the reception it's gotten so far from amazing and he's really released. People, uh, understands. What it means, Uh, to go through what he what? What he's been through. What have you learned from making a film like this? Um, well, I think I think most of this thing about how much having a place means and feeling safe. Yeah, finding a home and also more professional level like it was a big team to work with, and and it's just been Incredibly rewarding to have so many creatives around you, and it's a really powerful film. Thank you for it. And congratulations on all the success from it. Thank you so much. Your.
News Radio 920 AM
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"Next couple of days you in the mortgage and are going to be seeing and feeling this effect. What we see happening right now is that buyers are going up against fewer buyers, and they can actually get the homes that they wanted. Um, whereas they would have been going up against, say, five or 10 people. They may be going up against one or zero or two or three people. So fewer buyers out there right now. People are distracted with the back to school to my kids wear masks and not wear a mask. Do they do this? Do they do that? Do they? You know, whatever it is right there Distracted. They got a lot going on. They want to get back into their into their method into their flow. So those renters out there or those people that don't have kids, or, you know that don't have to deal with all that stuff are really going in. In cleaning up house and I want to warn the potential sellers out there that we're waiting for that right moment. I think that ship has sailed. I think the time where you were, if you were in a list your home Okay and get top top top top dollar without doing any repairs and really, you know, just kind of like having the complete leverage in the transaction. That ship has sailed guys. That was May that was June. Maybe even July. You may be lucky if you did it in August. But I got to tell you sellers are not getting those same exact things happening and as many cases Okay. It doesn't mean you won't. But it just means you've got to look at things from a different lens from the current market. We can't be looking at the market two or three months ago, man. That's the hardest pill for clients to swallow. But You know, it's one of those things. It's like, Okay, so you can do what we used to do, and you're going to get worse results or you can beat the market and do what we're suggesting you do. Take our professional vice because we've been here before. We know the opposite and down to the market, right? Well, you know, the thing is, let's say x similar to me and said somebody calls me to do a refinance or the purchase in your home. And I told him what the rate is. And right now the rates are roughly for government. F H A V A loans there in the, uh, mid to high twos. Amazing. Yeah. 0.75, generally speaking and then Conventional loans are in the high twos like 2.993%, 3.1253, and a quarter depending on Fico score down payment and things like that. So, um, I'm going over these rich people, and they're like, Well, my mom got 2.5 last year. What happened to that? And I'm like That was last year. It's been a whole couple of months. They changes every day. Sorry. Uh, unfortunately, I wish I could, but I can't. You know that ship has sailed, Um at the moment, and we're still a really great place. That's still not a bad rate. It's still under three stick. Yeah, it's still fantastic. It's just You can't really talk about what's happened the last over the last couple of years and months, because it's it's all past its right now. How do we manage it? Right now? You've got to be in the market right now. And when you're listing a home, you have to be able to forecasting anticipate what's going to happen now without a doubt. I do believe what these do these newer lower rates because we're at 3.253 point five for a little while not too long ago, right in the heat of the market. The rates have come down this fewer buyers, but you're going to see more buyers starting to jump in your We're getting a lot of calls for people to list their home they want to sell they want to buy at the same time, so I am not at all saying that the market is going to slow down to a point like where it's a buyer's market. No, this is a strong strong seller's market. It's still a strong seller's market. But your expectations have to be set to today's market. Not to what it was type of market, So you know to leave you with this. I see more homes on the market. I see us hitting probably around 1500 single family homes on the market, which will be the highest. It's been in roughly two years here in Rhode Island, and I see that happening by mid fall. And I see days on market increasing to probably about 30 days or so, verse the three days of the 14 days, so don't panic. If your home takes a little longer to sell right now it is what it is. Make sure your pricing your property correctly make sure that your home is marketed correctly and you're going to do very, very well..
WCBM 680 AM
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"And analysis at town hall dot com. How sweet it is not. Sugar prices have shot up to four year highs after a frost in Brazil cut the size of this year's crop. Coupled with ongoing disruption of supply chains. Sugar prices are up 60% to levels not seen since 2017. The price of coffee is also skyrocketing. Kennel Orman reporting. We have been hearing a lot recently about the terrible toll taken by flooding in this country specifically across parts of the south and the North East, But overseas Germany has been having its share of flooding trouble as well. Mid July flooding killed almost 200 people injured many more and cause so much damage. German Chancellor Angela Merkel says that the reconstruction will take a long time. Heavy rainfall turned small streams into raging torrents, sweeping away houses, bridges and vehicles. More on these stories. The town hall dot com Lots of sunshine and plenty of warmth. The next couple of days. Cold front later in the week will help the cool things off. But right now we're starting out with some clouds but will turn out Sonny. It's a warm day 85. But cooler at night Low sixties tomorrow still dry 85. Then Wednesday, a few thundershowers Thursdays when the temperatures cool down slightly in the low eighties. I'm meteorologist Terry Smith from the Weather Channel. For talk radio 6 80 wcbm here about it. I concern really is my generation weren't able talk about it. We are a week. Bunch of what? Talk Radio Wcbm. Do you know that you could.
NewsRadio KFBK
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"Coming up in the next couple of days. I think after Monday and Tuesday into Wednesday, 100 plus degrees, not an official red flag warning here yet, but something I'm sure that all of us will be watching for smoke and unhealthy air still prevails, although in El Dorado County in some areas, you see some blue skies Although air is still unhealthy, So keep that in mind as you're planning your weekend activities, particularly outside, so let's briefly recap. We have the Cal fire. Uh, Big update this afternoon. Is that evacuation orders for the city of South Lake Tahoe downgraded to warnings and residents of South Lake Tahoe are able to return home. But it doesn't mean that you should. If you're not ready to kind of be on your own little bit for the next few days, and also keep in mind that a warning means that they could turn that back to an order and you'd have to leave and the good news is a lot of people are Taking that into consideration, and there isn't a massive rush back into South Lake Tahoe. So, as I said, people are trickling in and just keep that in mind, and we also have a new fire. It's called the bridge Fire. And it sparked up this afternoon about 12 50. It caused some evacuations. Auburn State Recreation Area Park Visitors there were evacuated and that fire started on the auburn side of the bridge, and it's burned at least 100 acres. 0% containment, lot of resources getting put on that early. Very large air tankers been added, and from Sacramento County and other areas and Auburn Police say the fire is not a threat to the city of Auburn and is traveling east of the Forest Hill Bridge. And they're asking people to avoid the river grade and the Forest Hill Bridge at this time, so that's the latest and that will continue to keep you updated at the top and bottom of the hour. And if there are any more warnings are evacuation orders. You'll hear them immediately here. On KFBK. It's 5 40 will resume normal programming Bill White News 93.1 kfbk Breaking news First with news 93.1 kfbk on 15 30 A m and your I Heart radio app. Election day for California gubernatorial recall.
KOMO
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"Triple digits here for the next couple of days. That's the latest from the coma. Weather Center. This is an encore presentation of IR Dogs Help talk. It's a Northwest lifestyle weekend on KOMO News. Now back to our dogs Help talk. We continue our conversation with Dr Don Manning and Shannon O Kelly. Dr Manning. Thank you again for joining us Health talk. Hey, we talked about the knee. The ligament kind of the mechanism injury. What are the signs and symptoms? How do I know I may have torn my A C l usually in the athletic setting. We see patients coming in with the story of twisted my knee. I felt a pop had sudden onset of pain. And that's usually followed with swelling of the knee and oftentimes challenging to walk it off. There's there's a period of time where it's really might be even difficult to bear weight. And then after that, the patients are going to experience some feeling of instability and and he was certain change of directions. Even simple things. Maybe, you know, turning around and walking in your house, You know, you notice the need feels like it's going to give away anything more than just straight line walking. They usually describe some sort of giving out feeling in the knee, and then I diagnose it with the physical exam typically, but I always like to get an MRI when I'm concerned when they're swelling in the knee. I get that story. Confirmed things with with imaging. How are you going to fix this? We usually do what's called a reconstruction, which is actually where we're taking tissue from elsewhere, usually around the same knee and putting it back into place. Where the hell was functionally drilling bone tunnels into the femur and tibia and and putting in a graft and it's usually attendant and the tendons we use or the patella tendon, the quadricep tendon and the hamstring tendon. In certain instances, usually in the older patient population, Uh, with respect to a CS forties or fifties, we will do an al A graph where it's a donor tendon a little bit less more been on the need to take a donor. It's come a long way. I've been doing this for 34 years when I first started. I mean, it was. The Macintosh procedure is a huge Huge operation. I mean, I think they were in a long leg brace. Maybe a cash for, like, three months. I mean, it's the world's changed. I mean, this is minimally invasive through his scope. Tell us about the procedure. Kind of How long does it take and then return to play? Maybe we can get into that. You know, the way I go about a CEO was I drill. The SAR could send an an atomic position. Which is, uh, you know, it takes a bit longer than maybe the older technique, but it Put CSL right where it's supposed to go. And we find that biomechanically that does the best job. The surgery itself is usually, um, about an hour can be a little bit longer can be a little bit less. And it has a lot to do with whether we're addressing something like a meniscus tear at the same time now after surgery, the patient's are generally allowed to do some weight bearing may be locked in a knee brace and keeping their legs straight, But they're allowed to do some crunching and walking right off the bat. And I do have them working on motion right away. So you know, trying to keep the knee supple, moving and keep the muscles firing in that immediate time face and really, by this week six my goal is to have them full range of motion. And really beginning the strengthening process, which will continue on for 69, even sometimes, 12 months after surgery in a normal circumstance. I mean, this athlete or an athlete or a person's recreational athlete is going to be back to activity in You know, recreational athletes. I think I quote them sometimes about six months. Um, but when it when we think about higher level athletes, kids that are playing high school soccer, football basketball. Or at the collegiate level. You know, our research shows they really can't get back reliably until later than nine months and oftentimes like at the NFL and NBA level, it's 11 12 months after surgery. Well, thank you for the information and shedding light on the shell reconstruction and welcome back to Seattle. Thank you so much again here. Yeah. Thank you for joining us Health talk. Well, Shannon when you used to hear about an a C L. Terry, it was kind of like the death knell ringing. It was like bad bad news. And now It's still a tough thing to come back from. But people are recovering as you mentioned because of the surgical procedures that are available these days, much more swiftly yet mentally invasive surgery. I mean, I mean, less less disruption of the tissue. I mean, the healing time has increased. There's a lot of biology here, but they're coming back. You know, 9 to 12 months for an athlete, which is pretty impressive. Absolutely. You can more information than ever being health dot com Our final segment coming up next Chinese Hospital for Children. They are a million reasons to shared love. My buddy Caleb is one of them. This is his story High and this is my story. I was born with us. You dresses imperceptible or build wants this. I broken my bones. Almost 200. Times have had 11 surgeries, but I do let that stop me. I love to bike right? Climb race hand. I'm learning how to stand and watch. Well, I can only you all of this because of generous people like you and try to hospitals for Children. A million reasons to share love, but you only need one. Caleb is one reason Can learn how you can share love visit love shiny dot.
WNYC 93.9 FM
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"Over the next couple weeks, Each employee came by one at a time to empty their desks permanently from the capital Gazette's offices. I talked to Selene on her move out, Day, said The worst part for her was when she walked into the conference room. That's where those five portraits of them hang. After the shooting. Local artist had made pencil drawn portraits of Gerald and Rebecca and John and Wendy and Rob and I just don't know what's gonna happen to them. I mean, what am I gonna do? Take rob home like like, Take Wendy home and like I can't take all five of them. I can't take just one of them. Like people sent so many portraits and paintings and all this stuff we can hang on a wall. And now there's no wall to hang it on. Like having a place to put that meant something and Nobody thought about where we would put it before. They just sent an email saying your office has gone as the year wore on. Staff told me that morale continued to decline. A few people left for other jobs in the fall and winter, and it seemed like those positions weren't going to be filled. The ship, they said, felt like it was sinking deeper and deeper. And then in February, 2021, the hedge fund that had been called the Grim Reaper of American Newspapers finally made its move. Tribune Publishing, which owns nine major daily metro newspapers, announced that it was turning over complete control to Alden Global Capital Hedge fund widely seen as gutting editorial coverage at newspapers only once, but.
Newsradio 1200 WOAI
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"Heart radio station. Nine people, including the gunman, or dead after this morning's mass shooting in California, them carry laki. Top stories and traffic and weather together. Cab, please. In a town like a couple of time angle away like the cowboy way. Have a gavel I can today. Yeah, way that whole crowd boys contained that cowboy ground. No way, like the cowboy way. Have a cab. Canady. Yeah. Like to have a big time. Try the new Big Sky burger every way. Rogers restaurants. It's a quarter pound burger with Smithfield pulled pork beer battered onion rings. American cheese in spicy barbecue sauce on a corn dusted Kaiser bun ain't no way like the cowboy way in a song like a tablet song, have a cowboy candidate at a road in a way all going wrong anyway. Have yourself a big time. Try the big scape Burger at Roy Rogers restaurants. Kardashian uber eats available at participating restaurants. 10. How much rain hanging around over the next couple of days. We may see an isolated shower thundershower this afternoon. Make it up to 87 overnight. Tonight. More clouds later 72 with the Southeast breeze tomorrow clouds in the morning, then some son of the afternoon 90 degrees Friday Classic away the sunshine with high temperatures in the low nineties I'm meteorologist Race Magic from the Weather Channel on San Antonio's official Weather Station is radio 1200 W Away under cloudy skies 86 degrees, and it's to a wanted news radio 1200 W away. I Police say eight people are dead after a mass shooting in downtown San Jose, California, Russell Davis with the Senate, Clara County Sheriff's office, confirming this shooter is also dead at the shooting took place in a city transportation light rail yard this.
Newsradio 1200 WOAI
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"Democrats are facing a big hurdle in their effort to have a commission investigate January's Capitol attack. All the heavy rain we got paid off sauce is officially lifted water restrictions. Today. President Biden will sign the cove. It 19 hate Crimes Act in the law. And for the first time in franchise history, the San Antonio Spurs and missed the playoffs and consecutive seasons will have more coming up. W Away I news time 7 50 now traffic and weather together Partly cloudy the next couple of days. Rain chances today tonight tomorrow. Not very good. Look for high today around 85 low eighties Tomorrow Saturday Coin flip 50 50 shot it. Rain and a high in the low eighties Need really from foot pain called a good feed store at 21. Oh 598 88 59. Mm hmm. Uh, he's been around San Antonio's first news for any amount of time. It all, including just like the last 60 seconds. Uh, you're probably going to hear some kind of an advertisement for a podcast. We just heard one from the out. Kick the coverage podcast. Did you know that there was a Demi Lovato podcast? Even know who Demi Lovato is. Yeah, I've heard the name wouldn't order she walked in the door. She's got a new podcast called four D. Would Demi Lovato And it was running recently on a Boston radio station. I don't know if it was one of ours or not, but I do think there's a law somewhere that I hard owns every podcast in America. During the podcast, Demi said that she wants she's.
The Property Couch
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"Good point bras because there is a group of people who have got themselves into a situation that is relevant to their decision making about hiking on what what might be considered discretionary and if they've hiking on that discretionary jet to fill nate in laws at that time then the the debt snowball approach helps them with that psychology of money. It's not the the vast majority of people but there is a small minority of people who get themselves behind the eight bull and how they can potentially build a new money muscle so to speak is to potentially try the debt snowball rolling wi-with i just feeling like they're making progress Because something else in. The decision making has not allowed them to be realistic about that spending. And that's how they got themselves in that pitch situation. We got a lot more to talk about on this topic. We've got a few ideas around Some new content. It will put out over the next couple of months and years and so forth iran. Because it's really tv but yes there it is. It's really important to do that. We will talk about making smart with money and falling behind the iron bowl and recognizing those people there are also another group of people a might find themselves in a high level of debt through probably know forward there on an example of that be relationship breakdowns loss of job. You know earning a changing careers or getting doing study. And they've got a debt position so so. I think there is still more work to be done in this particular spicer. I'm looking forward to us on packing that in the coming weeks and years and and trying to explain that to people so that can understand where they're coming from because the reality is for those people who are in high positions some of that was added their control but the ones who eat walls decisions that i made and justifications in their minds that that we're about what i thought were needs sorry wants versus needs right..
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"One for music, radio and podcasts all in ones, and those showers are starting to move offshore but still lingering in some areas to drive with caution. Temperature wise, Enjoy what we've got right now. It's rather on the mild side 71 on keep its cane 69. In Coral Springs. By tomorrow we could see 40 years and good linger around for the next couple of days. Right now it's 10 01 Corona virus is being blamed for nearly 120 more deaths nearly 7800 new cases in Florida and the positivity rate of 5.5%. Meanwhile, more South Floridians are getting a shot at the cove. It 19 inoculation this week. Miami Dade County's been promised lately less than 3000 additional first doses this week, with the state anticipating a shipment bump from 262 307,000 doses, But Brown Mayor Steve Geller doesn't anticipate seeing his allotment increase for a couple more weeks despite the ability to administer them Broward County Is beginning 17,500. We could on one shift dude 50 to 60 plus outboard something to the city's, he says, with more vials that even consider two ships aircraft REGUS news radio 6 10, WWD President Biden and is expected to deliver his first major foreign policy speech today, the White House says. One of the goals is to restore America to where was on the global stage line is also reportedly going to sign executive orders, including a task force to make sure migrant families are reunited. Three people, meanwhile, shot overnight in Miami Beach Police are now searching for a dark SUV they say fled the area after the shooting in the 700 block of Washington Avenue. One man is in stable condition, the other in critical condition checks memorial and a third victim. A woman grazed by a bullet and Being treated at Mount Sinai. Meanwhile, another news a pregnant woman is now being treated after getting shot in the leg. She was a passenger in a car heading north bound on I 95 this morning near Hallandale Beach Boulevard. You say a Chevy. I should be approached and around one o'clock in the morning and someone inside open fire or have a patrol is investigating. It's now 10 03 Tony Bennett battling Alzheimer's disease. I left. My 94 year old singer revealed his diagnosis. In the lengthy article. In the latest edition of AARP magazine Tweet, Bennett said. Life is a gift even with Alzheimer's. He went on to thank his wife, Susan, and family for their support. You also think the magazine for telling his story. The singer who won his first of 20 Grammy awards for I left My Heart in San Francisco was diagnosed with the memory robbing disease in 2016. Michael Kastner reporting Take a look right now on Wall Street trading getting underway this morning and negative territory. The Dow taking a 621 point hit at 9 29,082. NASDAQ is ahead, 109 points and the S and P just went up. 19 More news 10 30 Brian Mud's Next I'm Natalie Rodriguez News radio 6 10 W Y O D himself. Florida Brian Mud Show starts right now used radio 6 10 W. Y o D..