35 Burst results for "Nine Years Old"
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Waukesha residents pack park for vigil for parade victims
"Hi my cross year reporting a vigil is held in suburban Milwaukee for the victims of a Christmas parade crash residents of Waukesha Wisconsin and surrounding communities gathered Monday night for a vigil for the victims of Sunday night's deadly SUV crash into a Christmas parade at least five people were killed and forty eight were injured by an SUV driven by a man who police say was leaving the scene of a domestic dispute at the vigil Waukesha mayor Shawn Reilly two nine this vigil is a small first step in healing for our community police say they are drawing up five charges of intentional homicide against thirty nine year old Gerald Brooks junior of Milwaukee hi
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5 killed, more than 40 injured when fast-moving SUV drives through Wisconsin holiday parade
"Five people are dead close to fifty others injured when a man drove his SUV into a parade in the Milwaukee supper thirty nine year old man is in jail facing intentional homicide charges after leaving the side of a domestic disturbance before police arrived and barreling into a parade under way Sunday in Waukesha Wisconsin and this from ABC seven Chicago police chief Dan Thompson says officers were not chasing Darryl Brooks junior despite his allegedly being involved in the dispute just minutes earlier there's no pursuit that led up to this incident this
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SUV driver ID'd in parade crash; was he fleeing a crime?
"The driver taken into custody after an SUV plowed into a Christmas parade in Wisconsin killing at least five people on Sunday has been identified as thirty nine year old Darryl Brooks that's according to law enforcement sources who spoke to the Associated Press on condition of anonymity investigators are also examining whether Brooks was playing another crime involving a nice video posted by his use it show it shows the red SUV bearing down the side of the parade in Waukesha as the bands March on then a police car with sirens follows some of those killed were identified as members of the dancing grannies a group of grandmothers that regularly participate in parades the archdiocese says a priest multiple parishioners and school children were among the many injured I'm Julie Walker
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Dallas boy, 9, is youngest of 10 killed at Houston festival
"The death toll has climbed in the actual world music festival tragedy the latest victim of the crowd surge at the Houston music festival ten days ago is also the youngest as Roy Blount was just nine years old he had been in a medically induced coma since the night of the show after suffering severe damage to his brain kidney and liver his father said he had the boy on his shoulders when the crowd surge he Tristen Blau says he lost consciousness and when he came to he could not find his son he eventually found him at a hospital suffering from the very injuries that have now in this life I'm Oscar wells Gabriel
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Man who traveled to space on Blue Origin flight dies in plane crash
"Hi Mike Rossi a reporting a man who went to space with William Shatner dies in a plane crash Glenn M. to breeze to travel to space with William Shatner in October was killed in a small plane crashed Thursday in northern New Jersey state police say the forty nine year old to freeze and fifty four year old Thomas P. Fisher were aboard a single engine Cessna one seventy two that went down Thursday afternoon the breeze was an instrument rated private pilot ed Fisher owned a flight school authorities did not say who was piloting the aircraft the breeze Shatner and two others took a ten minute flight to the edge of space on October thirteenth aboard blue origin's new Shepard spacecraft hi
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Man earns Ph.D., fulfills dream of being physicist — at 89
"In eighty nine year old Rhode Island man has finally achieved something he's dreamed up nearly his whole life Manfred Steiner had always been fascinated by physics but instead went into medicine after retiring in two thousand I really don't want to spend my life just sitting around so he enrolled at Brown University and after nearly two decades of classes I made it Steiner earned a PhD in physics this was the most gratifying point in my life his advice to others if there's something you want to do go ahead try it now that he has Steiner hopes to catch on as a research assistant I'm not looking for a paid job you know that's still I'm Sager made Connie
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Jill Biden honors kids of injured troops as 'hidden heroes'
"For veterans day First Lady Jill Biden is honoring the people she calls he didn't heroes the kids and caregivers of American troops my job is to give life and bring light to my dad's day nine year old Gabby Rodriguez and six year old sister eva do what they can for their father a marine who suffered a brain injury in Iraq I could take some Sundays and my sister likes to ask how's the weather which is asking about his Mitt doctor by D. says the sisters are examples of kids with the nearly impossible job helping care for the sometimes invisible wounds of war from a young age can help first learned the cost of war close up earlier this year the White House launched a program called he didn't helpers to support the kids of America is five and a half a million military care givers injuries can be felt throughout generations Sager make ani Washington
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Astroworld emergency operational plan lacked surge protocol
"Lawsuits mount over the astroworld music festival where eight people died and hundreds were injured one of the youngest a nine year old fights for his life concert organizer live nation rapper Travis Scott in the venue or being sued Elijah Garcia says people were screaming crying for help you try to lend a hand but was pushed and then a girl I noticed her boyfriend's under his eye I just gather up like get a job and I get up and I remember seeing someone under him face down on the ground is under him nine year old desert blunts dad says when he passed out the little boy fell off his shoulders and ended up in the hospital in a coma with severe organ damage actually chapter says security and medical staff were overwhelmed giving CPR the wrong way he's on top of the person just giving them chest compressions and you never saw the injector polls meanwhile unanswered questions about why it's got kept performing for nearly forty minutes after officials declared a mass casualty event I'm Julie Walker
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Family says ex-U.S. Marine on hunger strike in Russian prison
"Ex marine imprisoned in Russia has gone on a hunger strike attorneys and the family of former U. S. marine Trevor reed say he has begun a hunger strike to protest his detention and human rights abuses behind bars in Russia the twenty nine year old reed was convicted in July and sentenced to nine years for assaulting police officers in Moscow read who's from Texas was studying Russian and visiting his girlfriend at the state department Tuesday spokesman that price was asked about read and American Paul way but was also imprisoned in Russia after being convicted in June of espionage securing the release of Americans who were unjustly detained in Russia that includes of course Paul Whalen that includes Trevor read out remains an absolute priority
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Boswell's late field goal lifts Steelers past Bears 29-27
"Ben Roethlisberger led a drive that resulted in a go ahead Chris Boswell field goal with thirty seconds remaining giving the Pittsburgh Steelers a twenty nine twenty seven win over the Chicago Bears Roethlisberger passed for two hundred five yards and two touchdowns but Pittsburgh let a fourteen point third quarter lead slip away before the thirty nine year old orchestrated his fiftieth career comeback drive if you've done this long enough you know that very few leads are safe you know games are never over no matter how well your plan or how bad your planned path prior moves caught a pair of touchdown passes Pittsburgh twenty fourth straight game and coach Mike Tomlin claims as one hundred fiftieth career win the Steelers are five and three Justin fields passed for two hundred ninety one yards a touchdown and a pick but Chicago drop the fourth straight it is now three and six Josh Rowntree Pittsburgh
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Update on the latest sports
"AP sports I'm guessing Kaulbach Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says he sought alternative treatments instead of the NFL endorsed covert nineteen vaccinations Rogers told SiriusXM's Pat McAfee show Friday that he opted against the two main FDA approved shots because he is allergic to an unspecified ingredient the reigning NFL MVP learned he had tested positive for Colbert nineteen on Wednesday and will be away from the team for ten days including missing Sunday's game at Kansas city the Browns are cutting ties with former all pro wide receiver Odell Beckham junior Cleveland announced Friday it planned to grant the disgruntled twenty nine year old former first round pick his release after a tumultuous two and a half seasons dusty Baker is returning to manage the Astros for a third season after agreeing to a one year contract the seventy two year old Baker became the first manager in major league history to lead five different teams to the postseason as Houston fell to the Atlanta Braves in six games in this year's World Series yes in Coolbaugh AP sports
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'She was my friend' — Alec Baldwin mourns cinematographer
"Alec Baldwin has spoken publicly for the first time about the cinematographer he fatally shot on the set of the movie rust the actor said he decided to speak with photographers that have been trailing him in the hopes that they will stop following his family around in the chat which took place Saturday Alec Baldwin said little about the actual shooting that killed cinematographer Helen Hutchins and wounded director Joel Souza but he did push back against reports that the set was in turmoil over labor and safety issues he says there was a very very well oiled crew before what he called quote this horrible event well would also describe Hutchins as a friend and says he's been in touch with Hutchins husband and is very worried about the couple's nine year old son I'm Oscar wells Gabriel
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Suspect in Idaho mall shooting dies from injuries
"Police in Boise Idaho say the suspect in a deadly mall shooting Monday has died the suspect twenty seven year old Jacob Bergquist was gravely injured in a shootout with police after they had located him dressed in all black outside the Boise Towne square mall authorities say that he'd brought several guns inside and fired off at least eighteen shots no motive is being offered one of those killed a female security guard Joe Acker another victim a forty nine year old man was fatally shot and the gunmen fired into a glass escalator and then if the ground wounding others police say Berquist was spotted fleeing the mall and gunfire was exchanged the suspect was hit as was an officer and a woman in a car police say they believe the deceased gunman acted alone hi
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New York Governor Uses God Unfairly in Vaccine Fight
"Okay let's hear the the governor of new york state governor huckle. I prayed a lot to god during this time. And you know what. God did. Answer our prayers. He made the smartest men and women. The scientists that doctors researchers he made them come up with a vaccine. That is from god to us. And we must say thank you god thank you and i wear my vaccinated necklace all the time to say i'm vaccinated all of you. Yes i know your vaccine. You're the smart ones. But you know those people out there. Who aren't listening to god. What god wants you hold on. That's precious rajen of our side. Ever said that if you don't agree with the right you're not listening to god. Do you real smart ones. But you know there's people out there who aren't listening to god what guy wanted so imagine. Imagine it's always important to put the she on the other foot and imagine that we would be called religious fanatics taliban type americans bible thumpers. Thank you. That's right. Bible thumper hayes thumper ever used outside of bible. I never heard somebody say. So what did you do yesterday. I bumped let's this weekend can never hear. It isn't that interesting is just bible. Thumpers bible thumper. I don't even know what. Thumper means. But i am one so is she. How's that you're not listening to god if you don't get a vaccine so i'm curious which apply that to masks on two year olds at our smartest are telling us to mask two year olds that smart governor hokuto is that listening to god too. I think if you listen to god you don't put a mask on a two year old or three year old or four year old or a five year old six year old or seven year old or an eight year old or a nine year old or ten year old.
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Tommy Kirk, the child star in "Old Yeller," has died at 79
"A former child actor who played in some old school Disney films has died Tony Curtis died he was a child star who played in Disney films such as old Jello and the shaggy dog he was seventy nine years old his death was announced by his friend and former child star Paul Peterson who says Kirk was found dead in his Las Vegas home but no cause of death was released creek started his career with several TV shows including some episodes of the Mickey Mouse club adventure series the hardy Boyz his big break came when you start S. Travis codes and the nineteen fifty seven film old Yeller a story about a teenage boy in his hero at yellow dog and in the shaggy dog creek played a teenage boy who was cursed by occasionally turning into a sheep dog Kerr continued acting movies in the nineteen nineties and two thousands I'm Oscar wells Gabriel
Squawk Pod
"nine years old" Discussed on Squawk Pod
"The godly after the cdc recommended booster shots for some americans. Confusion still remains regarding eligibilty and enroll out of a third vet pfizer vaccine. Join us dr scott gottlieb. Former fda commissioner cnbc contributory also serves on the boards of alumina and pfizer his new book uncontrolled spread why cova nineteen crisis. And we can feet. The next pandemic is out now. So many nuances to to the vaccine. Scott i you know frustrating because the panacea we had hoped for. It's not even close Breakthroughs in and viral loads of double vaccinated people in all these things. What about therapeutic that that we could get in the form of a pill like we used with other viruses. It's definitely possible to do pfizer's working on one. Burke and ridgeback are close to disrupting the replication of the virus which turns it into not even a serious flu. Almost plus the viral load never gets high enough to cause those immune immune system problems that we get to kill so many people with cohen. That's the only way we're ever getting out from underneath this. A booster every year and another one in breakthrough cases. Vaccines aren't gonna aren't going to be the answer to get us back to normal. Well i wouldn't accept that vaccines aren't going to be the answer. We don't know what the long term immunity is going to be. Especially after you boost the population. This might be three dose regimen. It might be an annualized vaccine like we take for flu and the vaccines are holding up. Pretty well to fulfill original premise. That they're preventing hospitalization severe disease even symptomatic disease in most cases With respect to that therapeutic There's news out today from pfizer. The company i'm on the board of about advancing their drug into clinical trials to prevent infection in Close contacts you're right. The merck drug is advanced as well. Roche has a drug that's also an advanced development a little further behind but looks very promising and in as a whole host of drugs that are in earlier development that were engineered specifically to target. This sars covy to virus. I do believe we're going to have an antiviral to your point. This isn't a hard virus to drug in terms of how it replicates. But i'll just offer that it's going to become increasingly difficult to run. These clinical trials in a population. We have a lot of people who've been vaccinated and a lot of people who've been infected so you know running trial to prevent progression of symptomatic disease or to prevent the onset of disease and close contacts is difficult to find treatment naive patients or virus naive patients in the united states right. Now that's a good problem to have Obviously it's got that you can't find people problems have if the reason why you can't find people 'cause they're vaccinated right It's not a good problem if it's they're infected. So aren't you for what i can't understand. It is the angst and they and they you know seeing mass everywhere again. What we thought was going to be different was three four five it in january. So what looked like. The end is nowhere near the end. Because of these breakthrough cases whether they're really really common whether they whether you're a symptomatic doesn't seem to matter anymore. Even if you're a symptomatic with the breakthrough case they're still a concern that you're gonna pass it to someone who's vaccinated and then they're going to be a symptomatic and it's going to keep getting passed until you get to someone who's either vulnerable or who's unvaccinated and it's just like this vicious circle that it's very frustrating and everybody's out look at i mean maybe there outside maybe not people inside. There's people in in stadiums there are people everywhere and you get a dirty look if you don't if you're not wearing a mask even if you're double maxed well let me just challenge for minute. First of all you're right. Everyone's out i mean. Society is functioning fairly normally. I'm not going to say it's completely normal right now but prevalence is still very high. We're still recording. Two thousand deaths a day a lot of hospitalizations on this delta wave is still sweeping across the country. So i think that's impacting behavioral psychology. And i think it's going to take a longer time for psychology to really evolve where we come to accept. Corona virus is just a fact of life and that there's going to be infections but that's going to be a point when prevalence really starts to decline and we start to see fewer hospitalizations fewer deaths. We're still really in in the throes of this. And then finally i think the reason why a lot of people are overestimate the risk of corona virus or still concerned about even if they're vaccinated know that they're not gonna get very sick but they might get a mild or eastern domestic infections because the kids are still vulnerable. I think once we're able to vaccinate children. Adults are able to vaccinate their kids. The anxiety about getting a breakthrough infection knowing that you probably not going to get very sick your odds getting very sick with very low if you're vaccinated but you could bring it back into the house. I think that's going to start to resolve so you know. This is going to be a slow evolution. You're right we've just spent a year year and a half trying to prevent every single infection and we're going to evolve to a place where this is an endemic virus and becomes a way of life where fact of life if you will It's going to be an evolution. It's not gonna happen overnight and they don't think the vaccines are going to be what drivers out of this. It's going to be when we come back. The children when prevalence declines when hospitalizations and deaths start to decline and they will they will on back into this delta wave. Scott could we talk about the booster for a second. This is the third booster available by pfizer. Not yet the case in but derna in terms of the ability to get infected one of the things. We don't know from these studies. We talk about sort of the nine ten times antibodies. But we don't know what that means in practice if the original second second shot guy you to. Let's say a ninety three percent rate now that was pre delta. What do you. What do you think the the third booster gets you too. Because part of it is people are trying to avoid hostels. -ation death but i do think there's a lot of folks including myself who would very much like to avoid infection and it seems like at least for several months after the shot or the first first vaccine or maybe the third vaccine that it there is at level of which there's almost an inauguration but maybe not yeah so good question in the public health community the premise that these vaccines are going to be used to prevent any infection at all That's where people start to get uncomfortable because they feel the premise of these vaccines that they should be used to prevent severe disease symptomatic disease hospitalization. That was the original of the vaccines and in order to prevent any infection at all you might need to continue to reboost to maintain high circling antibody levels. Now the data out of israel directly. Answer your question. And it's only one month of data that we're really looking at this point. Some some cases go out a little further than that does suggest that the immune protection at the third shot offers restores the protection that you had after the second shot. So if you're the second shot forty ninety five percent protection against any infection at all that does appear to be what you're seeing after this third dose. Now it's only short-term data. We don't know how durable the high levels of circulating antibodies are going to be an protection against infection. So it's open question right now. I mean we're going to have to continue to follow these patients but that premise that these vaccines should be used to prevent any infection at all. that's public health officials. And that's where the advisor committees got uncomfortable. Scott then then the second question and this goes to where i think joe was headed. Which is if you're vaccinated. And you've got a breakthrough infection and you give it to another vaccinated individual who therefore gets a breakthrough infection. What do you think the demonstrable dangerous in that in that context because because joe positive they were going to be dramatic and ancient dramatic. I know people who are eysenck dramatic and then.
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Polis, 1st Openly Gay Governor Elected, Marries in Colorado
"America's first openly gay governor has tied the knot congratulations are in order for Colorado's Jared Polish he was the first openly gay man to be elected governor in the United States in twenty eighteen and now he's married first gentleman Marlon Reis his long time partner a writer in animal welfare advocate the two were married in a traditional Jewish ceremony attended by family and friends in boulder on Wednesday post and reset to children and nine year old daughter and a seven year old son they've been together for eighteen years but only got engaged in December as research preparing to be hospitalized after contracting cove in nineteen in a statement the couple said they're thankful for the opportunity to celebrate their life together as a married couple I'm Jennifer king
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"nine years old" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"I begin by asking Amani what she remembered of that day given that she was just nine years old. I remember a lot actually, as young as I was because of how severe life changed overnight, You know, even though you are a child, as Children tend to do you become very sensitive to the world around you, and especially how the world around you is treating you And for me and my family. Our lives were just completely turned upside down by this tragedy. I mean, I was born and raised in New Jersey. I grew up barely 30 miles away from ground zero and 9 11 happened on my yearbook photo day when I was in elementary school, So it was definitely a significant day that's like seared into my memory and what I remember the most After our unscheduled early dismissal that day was Coming home to find my family huddled in the living room around their television set with what was happening on loop in front of us. And for me, I was still trying to perceive what that meant. What do you mean? A plane flew into these buildings? What do you mean? The buildings aren't there anymore. And my dad turned and looked at our family and said they're going to blame us and it's going to get much worse. And from there truly life as we knew it changed. I mean for me, I was suddenly subject to extreme bullying in school. I heard my first racial slur in my elementary school classroom that same year. My family's our house and our hometown was being targeted by the neighborhood kids. I would water balloon and tp our home and egg..
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Two Decades After 9/11, Muslim Americans Still Fighting Bias
"Two decades after nine eleven Muslims are still facing bias Johanna honey was walking with her sister in Brooklyn days after the attack an immediate recollection is being called a terrorist as a nine year old but the incident spurred her on to speak out for herself and others she's running for a seat on the New York City Council mistrust of Muslims didn't start on nine eleven but it dramatically intensified with the attacks Amir Ahmed was born after the attacks but realized the connection on the anniversary you go to school that day I started you know understand that's why they're looking at me or you know maybe others are perceiving me differently now because I'm clearly Muslim Ahmed says she feels empowered to wear on his job I want to take that step to represent my faith and not specific time where Muslims are kind of on the on the spot I made said she hopes her future children don't feel the need to prove they belong I'm a Donahue
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Belarus Opposition Leader Sentenced to 11 Years in Prison
"A court in belarus has sentenced one of the country's most prominent opposition activists to eleven years in prison on the grounds of trying to overthrow the state. Npr's charles means has details from moscow. In a video posted from the courtroom in minsk maria kolesnikova could be seen making a heart shape symbol with their hands and smiling while wearing handcuffs. Thirty nine year old professional flute player kolesnikova was among the trio of women who led opposition movement against longtime strongman alexander lukashenka during presidential elections last year when lukashenko claimed a landslide victory despite evidence of vote-rigging hundreds of thousands took to the streets to demand an end to his rule yet lukashenka has held on thanks to a government. Crackdown that scene. Over thirty thousand arrests kolesnik of was one of the few opposition figures who refused to flee abroad. Charles means npr news. Moscow
This American Life
"nine years old" Discussed on This American Life
"A hair taller than his sister is only nine years old on day one. He knows exactly no one who had much louder than my old school much. Louder people talking people closing opening lockers. People walking just noise is older. Kids more kids because miles was tiny. Leo's between these old enough to decipher greyhound bus schedules. But not old enough to actually travel on one by himself. An old enough to know that if he's going to survive in middle school he has to make friends. But that making those friends stands to be significantly more complicated than it was back in rochester. Leo sister auden is in fourth grade. He says she's not having his heart a time of it. She hasn't been alive as long as she hasn't made a deep connections and she already met some a friend in her school. I think it's easier to make friends on the metro school on in middle school. Because people care less about who you are. What do you mean by that. The older you get the marie judge people on their looks their background their how they act like what cool is for kids because in kindergarten you could just walk up to someone and say do you want to be my friend.
KTAR 92.3FM
"nine years old" Discussed on KTAR 92.3FM
"G spending freak out all night beneath the fact that thing up, girl. You look good once you're fact that thing Mr that. I don't think it's gonna be stuck in your app has a long brother wants the facts that thing, young people, they don't really like the fact that Daniel It's a huge song. Becky Lynch, Should we play be playing this on the radio? Absolutely. Didn't hear anything wrong with it sounded lots of fun to me. Play it again. Oh, gosh, I'm talking about she's she's in there. She gets it right because she backs that with your own life And the fact that thing though, I know you can't stand it. No mandate, but when we get the shot, we're going to be romantic. Oh, That is terrific juvenile. So you got the only person missing was Was little wind. No boy because it's funny if you go back to the original back that thing up and little Wayne's about nine years old, and he is, like one tattoo, go teeth. Yeah, no gold teeth at that time they like you only get silver. All right. Well, that's going to be a new hit, and I think people are just running out to get vaccinated. Now. You know what? Uh, it was. It was meant specifically for a black dating app. Okay, And everybody now loves the song as they should, Because it's fun. The original or the remake The remake of a remake of the original was meant to back that thing up. Thanks, Regardless, okay. Think that spelled T h A N G Is that like Tang wrote back saying, That's that thing up, please. Can you be And you wonder why he's not taking the light rail girl? You can be the queen at the quarantine spotting. We could do the same data Major. Download the app shot of you ain't gotta wait. Check. Uh Oh, all right. Coming up next day. The deep rig. Oh, it's a movie about election fraud. Arizona's audit? Yep. Its South Pole. Look at look at the fraud ID. It's the yard. Is the film full of just wild? Unsubstantiated, Uh, claims we're going to get someone in who has seen the movie. We're going to review the film. Uh, next. Boy. The seas are getting rough up in here. It's wildfire season in Arizona. These fires have forced thousands of evacuations. Now at nearly 41,000 acres more than 1400. People are on the ground and.
The Bone 102.5
"nine years old" Discussed on The Bone 102.5
"When he was nine years old, and he lost the ability to walk and speak in a way that he could be misunderstood. Understood. I misunderstood all the time he could lost ability to be understood. He turned 12 this past December. New Year's Eve. They rushed him to the hospital because of seizures. And they find out that fluid is collecting on his brain. He has surgery to remedy that and in the process He stopped breathing on his own. And had a tracheotomy. While he's healing. They keep trying to lower the amount that the ventilator is breathing for him, But his body wouldn't start breathing in any capacity, and the doctors gave his cousin and her cousin a choice. They could either stop the ventilator and let nature take its course. I think we know what that means. No. Or They said they could try giving him a permanent tracheotomy and have a lower quality of life. Now. Parent or Nah. I think we are all in agreement that if they give you the choice of letting nature take its course, when your kid can't breathe or doing a tracheotomy, I think we're all going to choose a tracheotomy. So, of course. Kozo chooses the tracheotomy. Kid spends a few months in the hospital. Couple months in rehab place gains a bunch of weight talks more clearly. And they think with therapy, he can walk again. They've been able to give him short trike rides on a special therapy bike. And this lady Heidi, you listen to the show has been running a go fund me for him. And it made enough for him to get a generator for his house. So is portable ventilator will always be able to run. Heidi, by the way, is a special ed teacher in Pasco. And She flew them to Tampa to get away from the chaos at their home. They're on welfare. They live with Heidi's aunt and I'll go on disability. And her cousin can't get a job because her job is to tend to jailings needs. I'm sorry. What state do they live in West Virginia? She said That is why I'm reaching out to you. This trip will be so good for them. And we can go to the beach to my neighborhood pool to visit my parents and hopefully with your help to get him to Busch Gardens. He's never been to the beach or any amusement park. He has a manual wheelchair. He'll need to be in, but he can get out of it, and he placed on rides. So this morning. Got to meet this special group of people. And escort them into a theme park. And I will tell you this kid. Has got amazing spirit. And, uh, To see his face light up when he saw he was going to be able to go in there and see some animals and go on rides. Pretty good start to the week. So it's things are things are looking up right now. Kind of so that with the tracheotomy that thing that he has that that will be permanent. You'll have that, uh, you'll have that for the rest of his life. Um, but You wouldn't know that by his spirit. He was, uh Full of life and just ready to have a great day at Busch Gardens, and it was my extreme honor. To be able to take them today. It's awesome. Thank you. Everyone who supports this show because you helped me do things like that. And thanks to Heidi and her family, for for allowing me that opportunity to a very special stuff. So let's take a moment, John. Going to come back and we will have today's game and if you win today's game You will win tickets to tonight's Tampa Bay Lightning. New York Islanders. Game five. I believe whoever wins tonight's game will win the series. Oh, wow. You're going to run that one by our buddy Davey. Yeah, I'm gonna I don't know what the percentages Probably in the seventies teams that win game five. Win the series. It was a brutal loss on the road. We gave up stupid goals. Unfathomably stupid goals. In one period. We give up three of them. If you do that you don't deserve to win a playoff game and they didn't deserve to win a playoff game and they didn't It was unfortunate, and there was some hope there at the end. Uh and that was, uh, that was exciting. But not enough length stirs in Lakeland going off when that happened to like the second goal that we scored. The place is going nuts. It felt like one of those epic moments we're about to take place. But sadly, you know, they kind of had that that last little bit of the game on lockdown, much like we did You know the game before. It's got to show up tonight. There's got to be a very passionate crowd in existence. It's got to be loud in there so loud that the Islanders can't even hear themselves. Think And you could be there. By calling 7275791025 and playing our game. Next. It's Drew Carabobo live on.
WJR 760
"nine years old" Discussed on WJR 760
"Is dead. A nine year old boy is in serious condition after police say someone opened fire on the truck they were riding in on Detroit's High 75 Thursday night has happened on the freeway, so Michigan State police has jurisdiction over the case. But the Detroit Police Department homicide section are here to support and assist in the investigation to help get this monster off the street. Interim Detroit police chief James White as the search continues for the suspect's vehicle, a late model silver Chrysler 300 with no license plates right now, no motive, this the latest of several recent roadway shootings in Detroit. Jeff Manasso. Fox News, California Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency today after the state's second largest reservoir dropped to a record. Low threatening electric power could be cut to about 800,000 residents. This comes as the Golden State Broyles under a heat wave, with temperatures climbing over 100 degrees. If Lake Oroville Reservoir drops below 640 FT above sea level, there won't be enough water to generate electricity, and it appears that wind turbines and solar panels are not picking up the slack. Effective Tuesday. Indoor and outdoor capacity limits are gone and unvaccinated people no longer have to wear a mask Governor witness had her top priority now is moving forward in putting the state back to work. And jump starting the economy. Milford Restaurant is shutting its doors after 36 years in business. Tomorrow is the last day for Hector's and Jimmy's owner, Jim Engel, talk to November about the struggles of business shutdowns, but it's not clear how bigger role the pandemic plate in his closing up shop. On Wall Street. Today it was a bad one, The Dow was down 533, the S and P down 55 Ken Wriggles Kw Jr News back to Mitch Album in two minutes. Nickel has always been a leader ahead of the curve. But his growth wasn't keeping up. So his pediatrician recommended PDS share nutrition shakes to help him grow and support his immune system. And he says they're delicioso Learn more. A pds shirt dot com. Lows knows you work hard to take.
Talk 1260 KTRC
"nine years old" Discussed on Talk 1260 KTRC
"Know, they describes every single residency, the deadlines. What's you know what's required all kinds of different things about the park the housing and so that's that's where they go. It's pretty. It's a pretty casting process, actually. And what are some of the locations? I mean, I know that I want to be an artist just to do this. I'm working on my finger painting, Tanya. It's not going so well. Where are some of the locations? That you have these residencies. Oh, it's we've got some really good locations. We have at least five a year at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. We have in New Mexico. We work with Chako and Fort Union and pretty soon hopefully, some other parks in New Mexico and we've worked with pay goes in the past. We don't know if we're going to do that program again. We hope so. And Holly Akala in Hawaii Dry Tortugas. In Florida. Oh, my gosh. It goes on and on Gettysburg. Um, yeah, There's a lot to give everyone a cheese her. Uh yeah, Like I said, I'm really, really hunting my finger painting skills for this. So, Tanya You obviously have had so many successes. I mean, this is just amazing. What is one failure? That really helped you? Learn in life how to overcome obstacles. Wow, Um I love this question, by the way, my most successful failure and it's kind of funny. It doesn't really have a whole lot to do with NPF, but I'll just be honest about it. When I was a kid, I was in parochial school and I was nine years old and I was feeling really Really down, you know, they threw me in a new school and I didn't have any friends. I was, you know, buying my friends with candy, You know, type that kind of you know, I realized how bribes bribes work. Hey, give you these Mentos If you're my friend, um so It was a really hard time. I was nine years old. It was It was a real bummer time in this, uh this guy came to the school and did this whole pitch about how he's going to pick out certain students that are great singers and make them famous. And so we needed to go to these tryouts and I kept on making the cut. I kept on making the cut. And I needed this so badly when I was a kid like I was, I was really bummed out, and, uh, Just put this this hope in my heart. That was amazing. So One day, you know, after school, I made another cut. I was so excited and he was billing. My parents and my parents just you know, they had a lot going on and they weren't paying him And it was fine, He said, you know, come anyway. Come anyway. And so I came and I went after school, and he wasn't there, and nobody was there and I was like, what's happening, You know, and so He told me I was I was, you know, I was going to be the one I was. You know, this is before Star search and all that I felt so good about myself. I had a wonderful singing voice. I was like, Finally, there was something I could hold onto. And then the next day at school, they announced that the person who had come have had absconded with all the funds. They heard. No, no, Let's Hawaii and he had basically told every other student to that They were also Great singer and No kidding, Cindy. Until a few years ago, I didn't make the connection that maybe I wasn't a good singer. Well, maybe you aren't. I mean, I think you were bamboozled. That's not a failure. So we're going to put a pin on that We're going to go to a break and we're gonna come back and talk more about something you might have actually failed out and we'll just move on. We are talking to Tanya Ortega, the founder of the National Parks Arts Foundation. Well, and we will be back with coffee and culture. In just a few minutes. We'll be right back to coffee and culture here on.
The Heumann
"nine years old" Discussed on The Heumann
"Heart of going into comedy especially coming from the academic world is like. It's really like i mean my. I was raised around a swearing so like for me saying at four hundred is really important when you are at nine years old and see. Richard pryor live at the sunset strip. It has an impact on you and so for me like it's hard to express myself out saying the f. word or whatever that it's just to me a just a better way to communicate because i'm able to say what i wanna say and i think that's also where we can in in the disabilities studies field big. We need to look at the vote of expression in very ways that you can do that kind of work academically. You can do that on a tv show. You can do that. in common. Me and disabilities studies deeply impacts me in comedy because i don't necessarily joke about Stutter although sometimes it does happen But i really try to take aim at the barriers emmy attitudes that i encounter instead of like look at the way i top highway and you address comedians. Who make fun a disabled people in our disabilities. And how do you feel about it. What have you. What do you do in that regard. Try to address it on. I try to have a surplus of things that i say and so if the comedian goes on in front of me. Ma use the r. word. I also learned that. I can't lecture comics on you know the our word is very hurtful. It's a word that i had called that my saw john explained things to comics. You just make fun of that. In half is where i tried to make fun of them when they use words or they used the subjects and And so that is what i do in the moment And also i don't. If i produce a show i don't have people who reflects that kind of able ism and are also i communicated with my friends my friends would will lights say oh i would have said it. This way for ye. Here's a noble cena this other way and how they change their minds around that and also i think what's really important is will oftentimes. You're about a famous comic. Who says this awful ablest say and yes they should be called out all of that stuff but when that happens what i do.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"nine years old" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"One line fishermen are known for their fish stories. Holy mackerel, but the whopper that charter boat captains Mark Pizano and Paul Strawser are about to unspool. Is all too real. That story Just really throws a loop of me. It was catastrophic. Imagining what she went through that day is unspeakable, really. 35 years ago, Paul and Mark were piloting a charter back from Catalina Island off the California coast when they came across a capsized boat. And an orange life best bobbing in the waves. Mark jumped in and pulled out nine year old desert Rodriguez. The only survivor. Her mother, father, sister, aunt and uncle all perished. As Ray had been in the water 20 hours. It was against all odds that she was still coherent in alive. This was the last time Paul and Mark ever saw little Deseret, and they've always wondered about her. Okay. Which is why a podcaster named Phil Friedman invited the men on his show. Mark Pizano, along with a surprise guest. I'm gonna let her introduce herself to you. I'm desperate. Brims of their ball caps weren't nearly wide enough to hide the joy 35 years, not nearly long enough to erase the bind. So happy when I connected with them. They brought a lot of closure. Since then they have stayed in touch. This week, Paul and Mark invited desert rape me up the aunt who raised her and the rest of her family to take a little trip. It was desert race first time back on the ocean. A journey that would bring her full circle. This basically the area right here, right back to where it all happened. Okay, back. We come together today and Camille. The bodies of her father, sister and uncle were never recovered. This'll was their first memorial, a commemoration of the family. She lost. It also a celebration of the Guardian Angels. She gained, right. Yeah, and that's how I feel. E hope Toe. No, you guys forever. You know, every says God works in mysterious ways. I feel like you know, Let's find you. A fisherman usually tell stories about the one that got away. But Paul and Mark will always cherish. The one who got to stay. Steve Hartman, CBS News on the Road. Wow. What are the chances? I know It's just so beautiful and you know if you're able to draw from that story, just the ripple effect we can have in other's lives through one. I mean, this was an act of heroism. But even just one small act of kindness we've seen can change the course of so many things. Some 41. Chris has traffic coming.
The Non-Prophets
"nine years old" Discussed on The Non-Prophets
"I think we're all just one disaster away from being cut off from power and and and electricity and heat and so knowing what you should keep in your house to be able to prepare for such an emergency and i'm not talking like doomsday pepper. I can you survive three days with nothing. But what's in your house. No electricity you know. Do you know how to to to generate enough heat. Do you know out to you. Deal off your house Do you know how to safely fire outdoors. Even in winter. It's possible to have a say fire outdoors. I grow in alaska and part of the grade school curriculum in alaska's wilderness. Survival right we were. We were nine years old when we were taught how to dig your own snow shelter. And just because. That's you know the the expectation is here in alaska. The wilderness can kill. You will have no problem doing so so they taught us. Basic survival like what's edible in the area in case you had to I don't know if that's in the curriculum in other places from what i hear from people. It's not generally not. I'd say but it sounds like a very good idea to learn what you should stash in your house. It like an emergency preparation kit in waterproof container with Matches blankets Some nonperishable foods What are they called our ease Yeah meals to eat or any freeze. Dried meal backpacking food. Anything like that. Yep so we would be a wonderful thing It would be a wonderful thing to to to have some education given to people. In general this is basic survival stuff that you need to have and and i think that's the best thing that we can learn from this is. Let's get more prepared. I absolutely i completely agree with that up to the point where instead of telling everybody what they need. Because we don't know that's the thing is different. People could need different things depending on the disaster depending on their family situation depending on whatever a what i cannot. May i recommend just learning for yourself what you needed or would have needed. Or whatever and then just share share. What you learned you know so that other people are gonna take from it whatever they want and then by accession w can take this to community you. Can you say this is the stuff that i learned. Hey neighbors let me show you what i've got right. Let me show you what i said. Let me and then if you wanna get take it even further up local legislature and say what is the the municipal plan for something going wrong You know where can we gather as a community. Where where do they have food where they have clean water speaking of politicians rio. We haven't gotten to take hers..
The Darin Olien Show
"nine years old" Discussed on The Darin Olien Show
"Like We've we've we've messed a lot of things up in our modern day world clearly The earth Screaming and i really really love That you've got back in touch with specially. The natives here in america are the representation of earth and sky and i studied with several natives throughout my twenties And i remember just funny that you say that. Because i met wallace black elk whose from black elk lineage new eighty nine years old he brought me into a lodge and he said i don't understand why kids have.
KFI AM 640
"nine years old" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"Body camera videos of officers handcuffing and pepper, spraying a nine year old girl. No. I got a bad what is spread No actress at this point. Rochester's deputy police chief says the girl had threatened to kill her mom and herself. The girl repeatedly asked for her dad and refused to get all the way in the police car Last Friday, Rochester's police chief says it's not okay for a nine year old to get pepper sprayed and we'll work and will work. Work will be done. I should say to make sure that this doesn't happen again. We have a crash on the five in Santa Ana. This one is along the north bound side of 17th Street. Middle lanes have been blocked. They're trying to clear everything to the shoulder. But traffic is backing up from just about the 55 Freeway Work zone. And still Marto Phillips and potholes to 10 westbound at the five North connectors, the two right lanes that remain off limits for a few more hours to come, and traffic is slow moving from just right around Polk Street, so watch out for a big delays there. It's also putting some extra pressure on the five North bound. That's why we're seeing Ah, slow drive here getting away from the 1 80. In freeway to the four or five merge in San Fernando. And hence up is you travel through San Bernadino? A crash on the 2 10 North bound Make out the 2 15 North found just past mill. It's the right land blocks so many down from the 10. K A pie in the sky helps get you there faster. I'm Angel Martinez. We'll check the forecast next house paint. It's a big bucket of denial. Painting over your home's exterior problems on Lee makes things worse because beneath the new paint, your cracks are expanding. Water damage is creeping.
KCRW
"nine years old" Discussed on KCRW
"Walks. He was suspicious of people, which had never been before. Right across the room and personal the door to chase and bite a FedEx to every man he landed. Someone on the stairs of the building are instead of an appointment with a trainer who specialized in aggressive dogs. Finally, graphic attacked a little girl. Maybe eight or nine years old. Just burst through that skated a community garden where dogs run off Wish All right, was guarding the door to make sure nobody entered. Well, Raffi was in there. The rest. Pastor to get to the girl breaking through the gate and girl fell down and the dog Just got on double for my God. So terrifying. I mean, the dog probably weighed almost as much as the girl dead. And I mean, my was just Devastated for the girl. Girl was upset and crying, walked away limping. Finds an experienced dog person. She worked with three different trainers when she first got Raffi to deal with his aggressiveness towards other dogs. The fact that these attacks since the pandemic we're completely unprovoked and on people. Fact, the meds weren't working that Raffi seemed perpetually agitated and just changed. He thought about putting him down. She felt she had no choice. And you know, I wrestled with those things and it's an excruciating decision to make. I've had dogs before that you've had. I've had to euthanize because they're older. They're sick. You're putting them out of their misery, and this is a totally different Experience because you're taking Perfectly healthy being that loves you more than anything that would do anything for you. Well, yeah, and in fact is trying to protect you, right, right and and trust you. But a completely.
WTVN
"nine years old" Discussed on WTVN
"Nominees selected by U. S. A. Today editors. And then voted on by the public. I'm Brian Shook I heart radio goes one on one with Brad Paisley to talk about some early music memories, My earliest musical memories. Buck Owens on the turntable as my grandfather played like a record of tiger by the tail, and I would run around in circles and it was it was like they would just put it on just to see their kids get dizzy and fall down. And then he raised me on this diet of music like that Johnny Cash thing and then gave me a guitar. When I started to learn. It was the first time that you play something it's actually that sounds like it on a sound. It's for a while it's twinkle, Twinkle Little star with one spring And it's embarrassing. And you know nobody's impressed. And then all of a sudden something clicks you start playing a couple of chords, and then they're like, Hey, this kid's playing the guitar having playing Church choir, and I play there and and the next thing you know, people are clapping after you do it. You're when you're nine years old and you bring a room to applause. It's like This is pretty good. Wait. Oh, way to go right here. Keep listening to I heart radio for more Brad Paisley and all your favorite artists. My heart radio goes one on one with Billy Joe from Green Day to find out how the band's Rockhopper albums developed. It would be cool to keep pushing forward into that when we're doing American idiot we started with the song, American Idiot. And then we did the song called Homecoming, which is loosely based on like a quick one by the Who, and then we just were like this is a story line, So we're like this is what we should be doing. It's just a crazy idea and just might work. Keep listening to I heart radio for more of Green Day and all your favorite artists Radio for Columbus 6 10 W TV end. Hurry, So hopefully you like money because we have $1000.
WDRC
"nine years old" Discussed on WDRC
"Ryan's nine year old Christine Pre Ola was arrested Thursday after she was identified based on anonymous tip to the Cleveland FBI as holding the sign saying Children cry out for justice in the U. S Senate Chambers last week, we told the former occupational therapist for Cleveland schools resigned one day after the protest she's accused of knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building violent entry that unlawful activities in the U. S Capitol grounds. A judge released Creole, um on an unsecured bond and home detention until the preliminary hearing in D. C. Jeff Man. Also, Fox knew the number of troops in Afghanistan and Iraq about 2500 in each country reaching the Pentagon's draw down goal. Britain making changes for travelers His cases of covert 19 search three days after the U. S made a similar move, Britain is tightening coronavirus border controls, Prime Minister Boris Johnson says hospitals here are struggling amid surgeon case numbers. We're not seeing cancer treatments sadly postponed ambulances queuing at intensive care units. Spilling over into adjacent boards from Monday. Anyone arriving in the U. K will need a negative covert test. Johnson says he's concerned about potential new variants of the virus, which may be more infectious. Britain is already under a sweeping national lockdown in London, Simon Oh, in Fox News. This land is now offering alive online tours for Elvis fans around the world that you our guided tours will take visitors through Elvis, his former home and threw the meditation garden where he's buried. And you'll be able to see his jet and walk through an entertainment complex on the grounds. Typically Graceland hose hundreds of thousands of visitors a year, but there's been a sharp drop in visitors due to the pandemic. The virtual tours begin later this month and run from February, with.
106.1 FM WTKK
"nine years old" Discussed on 106.1 FM WTKK
"Who voted against certifying the election America is listening to Fox News. This report is sponsored by the ex surgeon. Temporal scanner. Staying connected Continues with 1061 FM Talk State authorities are investigating the death of an inmate at the Pamlico Correctional Institution this past weekend. Fox eight reports that the Department of Public Safety said in a statement that the deceased inmate was Johnny Autry, a habitual felon who was serving a sentence for drug possession and being held in medium security. According to prison authorities. Autry was in a paranoid state for about an hour on Saturday night, then became unresponsive. Staff members then perform CPR on him, while paramedics continued life saving measures, But Autry was declared dead just after 9 P.m.. Winston Salem Police are investigating a shooting that left a child injured Monday. Kyle Wilson reports. Police say someone sprayed gunfire into a home on South Martin Luther King Jr drive just before 10 o'clock last night. The result. A nine year old girl shot in the foot. She was one of four people inside at the time, the bullet entering her bedroom through a window. She was rushed to the hospital. The injury described as non life threatening. No details about the suspect have been released as the investigation continues and violent. Years are needed to help monitor visitor patterns at the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. According to Wlos Park visitation has increased more than 30% over the last decade, so help is required. It's some of the park's most popular stops. Opportunities include recording observations on popular hiking trails and monitoring, parking availability and traffic.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"nine years old" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Street Dow gaining 57 closing out this Friday at 31,098 S and P. M. 21 while the NASDAQ jumped 134 Sports Celtics over the Wizard's Tonight who won 16 to 107. Hall of Fame baseball manager Tommy Lasorda has died of a heart attack. He was 93 Don huff, WBZ Boston's news radio. It's night side with gray until you easy. Boston's news radio. Thank you very much don have before we get back to the calls Don have mentioned that Baseball. Legendary baseball manager Tommy Lasorda died today at the age of 93 I I've had two small brief stories about Tommy Lasorda, remember taking my Son, who was then probably about nine to the baseball writers dinner in Boston, and Tommy Lasorda was there and my son was gathering as many autographs as he could on his program and Everyone up to Tommy Lasorda. Um, and if everyone who was there was sort of took more interest in the nine year old boy, my son in talk to him about baseball and I talked to him about how the life he had had in baseball and encourage my son only to be to bleed. Dodger Blue made quite an impression on me that he would spend that amount of time talking to my son, who They think you now know. Many of you who listened, is involved with the Worcester Red Sox and has been Working with the worst of Red Sox and the Boston Red Sox for for many years after graduation from college. The other story, which I have to tell you is that I have a friend of mine. Who say I'm Catholic nun. Her name is Mother, Olga. So with a group in order of nun called the Daughters of Mary of Nazareth, and I've got to know Mother, Olga. She is probably one of the most Highest people. I've never met Mother Teresa. But mother Olga eyes in the same category anyway. A couple of years ago, she was telling me the story that she was on an airplane. And she went back to her seat at the back of the airplane, and the flight attendant came over to her, Um And and invited her to come up to first class. On. She didn't understand what was going on, and she was seated next to the space ball man she told me on as she believed had met him briefly. Assed. They were about to board the plane. They might have even had a cup of coffee while they were waiting. But Tommy Lasorda, um, who's a very faithful practicing Catholic in his life? From all that I've read in invited Mother, Olga to sit with him up in first class, and he paid the difference for her ticket. And when she told me the story, she was all excited and And she seemed to have forgotten his name. And and I said, Well, you know how old was he and all of that? And where was your way where you're going? And so I kind of figured it out. I said, by any chance was his name Tommy Lasorda. She says Yes, That's what Woz that's what was Uh, And she was so excited to have met this baseball man on that those two stories, I think sort of To me epitomize what Tommy Lasorda was about. I didn't know him met him briefly, but I didn't know him. But, um, he would take time to talk to a little boy about Life in baseball, and he was a baseball lifer and also take the time to invite a nun who No, I did not have the means to fly first class when this plane but to spend the time so Tommy Lasorda, I'm sure was welcomed tonight into Into heaven for Ah, lot of good deeds only two of which I'm I'm aware of, and I can chat with you about rest in peace. Tommy Lasorda, a great baseball lifer. Let's get back to the phone's going to go to Gary in New Jersey. Gary Welcome. Sorry for taking a couple of the state had to tell the story. It just show you're entitled. He's probably hanging right now. With Casey Stengel and Johanna could hope I would hope so. That's true. It's probably hanging out and talking about the Dodgers from Brooklyn. Everything else? Yeah, absolutely, absolutely was left lifelong style Dodger. Yeah, At least I hope so. Yeah. Yeah, but you know what? This thing in the capital the other day. A protest sit, stayed peaceful, would be just another protest. Breaking and entering and property damage. Well, if you can't say it's all right on the left, and you can't say it's all right on the right, no doubt more than property damage. Obviously, there was one police officer and I know you have a background in law enforcement. When police officer 42 year old police officer suffered apparently some sort of medical consequence. And I'm sure they were going to investigate that, but horrible, horrible to think of. I'll tell you one thing. I never, I don't know. Maybe it's different. Washington Being Indian is not shooting effects. I have no idea where that kid pulled the trigger on and you know, I just hope they sorted out What I thought was interesting People in Congress. And most of the Mars Republic. I mean Democrats and the Senate. Want to defund the police. These guys came the work and held the line. They might have been short handed. Who knows? But they would end when their job. I'm sure not one of them, People thanked. And you saw a Nancy Pelosi cowering. And we'll check it understand you know, she's in the radio said It isn't a normal occurrence, but I don't think this is over. I think this kind of stuff beginning 75 million. You got 75 million people. Had a kind of aggravated And you know it doesn't help. You got a guy like Anderson Cooper. Were deplorable. Why my deplorable Because I'm a veteran. I had me and thousands of others. It doesn't even matter about long force. What we go to work every day we pay our taxes, raise our kids. Because we don't agree with. You know those limousine liberals. Have you ever had dinner? I had lunch at the Olive garden. Have you ever stayed at a.