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Pope Francis calls for peace on the anniversary of the War in Ukraine, Southern Baptists oust Saddleback Church over women pastors, and Iranian clerics say harsh crackdowns were a mistake.
"On this week's AP religion roundup, Pope Francis calls for peace on the anniversary of the war in Ukraine. Southern Baptist cut ties with saddleback church over women pastors, and Iranian clerics say harsh crackdowns were a mistake. The bells of saint Michael's church chimed at midnight in Ukraine's capital city to mark the beginning of the war one year ago. Pope Francis marked the anniversary of the war this week by appealing for a ceasefire and warning that Russia will never achieve true victory built on rubble. The Southern Baptist convention has disfellowshipped its second largest church for having a woman pastor. Saddleback is the renowned California mega church founded by pastor Rick Warren. The vote by the SBC's executive committee culminates growing tension between the nation's largest Protestant denomination, which officially opposes women as pastors and a congregation that has been one of the biggest church growth success stories of modern times. In 2021, Warren ordained three women has pastors, which began prompting discussions within the denomination to consider expelling the mega church. The executive committee also voted to oust 5 other congregations for over the issue of women as pastors and one over the issue of sexual abuse. Some Iranians and the sacred city of comb, a center of Shiite Muslim shrines and scholarship are quietly calling on the country's ruling clerics to reconsider how they deal with unrest. Clerics like Abu zar saw have desire on, say, the harsh crackdown was a mistake. He and others say the authority should soften their approach to demonstrators, and women's demands on being able to choose whether to wear an Islamic head covering. However, these critics from within still back the government and a wide gulf remains between them and the protesters who have called for an uprising this month, Iran marked the 44th anniversary of the country's 1979 Islamic revolution. I'm Walter ratliff
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$50M shrine to honor slain priest, first US Catholic martyr
"A $50 million Catholic shrine is set for dedication Friday to Stanley Francis rother. He was a Catholic farm boy from Oklahoma, who later became the first person born in the United States to be declared a martyr by the Catholic Church. The 46 year old priest was shot to death in 1981 by three mass assassins who entered his rectory during Guatemala Civil War. Thousands of pilgrims are expected to visit the dedication ceremony. The Spanish colonial style structure incorporates a 2000 seat sanctuary, as well as a visitor center gift shop and museum. The Oklahoma complex joins nearly 120 Catholic shrines in 27 states. I'm Walter ratliff.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
A Deliberate Act of Moral Provocation at the Grammys
"Thought it'd be fun to get Debbie on here to talk with me about Madonna and about the Grammys and the so called Satan performance that they did. By the way, interesting about that is I saw an article that said that the choreographers, the Sam Smith fellow, knew exactly what he was doing. He was trying to create a massive incident. He said before the Grammys wait till the right wingers see what I have in mind for them. They're going to go nuts, they're going to go crazy. They won't be. They won't be able to contain themselves. So this was a, this was not something where they put on an interesting performance and then conservatives kind of just took it the wrong way. They did this as a sort of deliberate act of moral provocation. In fact, the support Sarah Sanders, when she goes, this is a left wing culture war that we would rather not fight, but were forced into it, were dragged into it because they want us to worship at their false idols. So worship not only at sexual perversion, all kinds of other perversion, but also evidently worship at the shrine of Satan himself. Like pan, right? Explain what you mean by pants. Right, so pan, that was one of the gods that was back in Jesus time. And they had this place in caesarea philippi. Is it accessory philippi? Says are philippi, where they basically the, you know, the non believers. I guess they were non Jews. Non Jews and non Christian believers or they didn't believe in Christ or they didn't think Christ was the messiah. Anyway, these people worshiped gods different gods and pan was one of the gods, but they also sacrificed their children, people, animals, and so it was really creepy. When we went to it and it just gave me an uneasiness. Well, watching just the clip of the Grammys was kind of gave me the same uneasiness.
Schlereth and Evans
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"Awesome. What is it? The 17th year he's done this now, where he goes. He does the whole circuit. East west shrine game. Now he's in Vegas this weekend for the shrine game. Now he's in mobile, Alabama will be Alabama. For the senior bowl, what Scott, what new scouting terms are out there? What new scouting terms are out there, and more importantly, he's an environment where teams have their scouts have their personnel. You know there's chatter going on. Let's see here in about the Broncos. Right. These will tell us next. You're gonna need a bigger part of each time for schlereth and Evans, big story of the day. Why is this that you're so? You're so. Big. You're slather thin Evans with this morning's biggest story in Denver sports. Big mistake, big, huge. We had to mobile Alabama. Sight of the senior bowl and that is where Cecil lammy is hunkered down for what does it see so the 17 straight year? Yeah, 17 years in a row, pretty much as long as I've known both of you. So real long time I've been coming here to mobile Alabama for the senior bowl, but it is glorious and I'm ready for a great day of practice. You know what? I'm kind of envious, not that I want to go, but I'm kind of envious because you are in your in your element, obviously, I want to know any new scouting terms that happen to be floating around, but give me one of the things about mobile or about Indianapolis or any of those places that you go to, you know, for the combine and all that stuff is all the rumors floating around. So what do you found out about the Broncos and this coaching search? What I found out is that Adam chapter knows something that we don't know like everyone is the biggest mystery here in mobile. It was the biggest mystery in Vegas over the weekend when I was out there talking to NFL types and just being around this county community like at first people were saying like, ah, the Broncos are being aggressive, right? Because the PR note came out and our buddies like cliffs and stuff were reporting. The Broncos will be aggressive when whoever turned it down or whatever they moved on. And that's the name started floating out. And then you're like, wait a second. What? Huh? Could they actually be considering these sort of shocking type of names? So everyone's just kind of waiting and wondering, but you highlight it, think. I mean, the thing about these things, I love the practice. I love the football. But this place is a hen house. That's all it is. If the hen house because all the scouts love to talk, they love to talk to each other, you love to hear the rumors and the rumblings behind the scenes stuff and right now everyone just kind of going wild guesses as to what Denver could actually do. So what's the vibe? What's the word on the street about Sean Payton? Sean Payton seems to be back in the target area of the Denver Broncos. That seems to be where the buzz is, but you're hearing all sorts of names. I know that Mike Shanahan has been a popular name to be floated out there by the fan base. So I think right now everyone just kind of throwing stuff at the wall to see what sticks and we know it's great that you're not a lot gets out. I don't mind that actually really like that. It's different from the LA regime. Sorry, John. Or anyone in the building that all they did was just tell everybody everything. Like, you don't hear that. There's no leaks at all in this situation, but Sean Payton now went from probably not or maybe it's a thing. Oh, it looks like it's going to happen to know and then now I'm probably not. And now it's back to like, oh my God, could it actually happen? I think that's just where we're at in the cycle and people were saying maybe today is the day. I have no idea. But when I get out of practice I'm going to find out some more and certainly tonight when the cold pops that beats are flowing, there will be more rumors I'm sure flying around mobile. How much of a disadvantage of it is to not have a coach to not have your identity to not have that kind of partnership between coach and the scouts that are there for the Broncos right now to make sure you get the guys that the guys that fit what you want to do, how much of a disadvantage of the Broncos at. I think it's a big disadvantage. I'm going through my notes of players that I like from the shrine bowl. I'm going through my notes of players who I am looking forward to at the senior bowl. I don't own the damn team. I don't know what they want for blocking scheme or defensive scheme or anything like that. So like, yeah, I think it's a huge disadvantage because there are players. And as I look at my notes right now, I'm like, okay, the Broncos should like this guy, but doesn't even fit what they do. Does he fit their identity as they fit their system? We don't know. We don't know what their system is. And some players aren't to some specific. I'll give you an example. Agent Finley, the safety from all this, but I saw in Vegas. He's not standing player does great things. You know, so that type of player. He's not system specific, but there are certainly systems specific players who you get really excited about and then you go, oh wait, we don't have a coach. I have no idea what we're looking for. So I'm just kind of here to see who stands out and then hopefully the Broncos system, whoever that is, kind of fits some of these standout players that I'm seeing over the last week for these two all star games. So to piggyback on mark's question, do you get the sense? Is it business as usual for George Payton? And do you get any sense any whispers about has George Payton's power been neutered at all? Is he still the guy in charge? I want to ask you specifically, George Payton. What's your read on him? I think it's way better for George Payton this year. George Payton has an eye for talent. There's no doubt about that. But I'm not going to follow over myself because he found pats or tan. I really get an almost offended when people are like, but he found patser can't. Patrick panel is a freaking can't miss prospect, okay? I'll tell you who he did miss on Tariq walling. Why? Because he wanted to Larry and Turner arrow Tariq woolen went on to lead the league in interceptions. And arguably better than patser tan. I don't think he is, but still, that was a, you know, a myth to be sure that you could have got in the 5th round. Don't get me started on Montreal watching and Isaiah Pacheco's out there running wild for the chiefs to the Super Bowl and mantra Washington can't play like so you're making me day three mistakes. This is where you gotta find this talent. This is where last year and the coaching search and the behind the Broncos. Which was fantastically produced. I feel bad, you know, knocking it, but like, I don't need the behind the scenes. I don't need George pay towards the George Payton camp. You know what I mean? Like, I don't need that. I need George Peyton grinding cape. I mean, George Payton on the road scouting, looking for players. And that's where I think his eye for talent can come through even more this year because he doesn't have that distraction. Now, you mentioned power. Does he have the power? We don't know the head coach. So we don't know the influence necessary. But again, finding the talent. That's what he needs to do because talent comes through, single tell you. Guy, hey, maybe this guy doesn't fit everything. But he's super talented. Give me good football players. And my good football players will go be your good football players, regardless of scheme or system or fix. I still think it's a disadvantage, but I think it's an advantage for George is that he's able to do what he does best and not scout. Don't worry about the coaching hire. Go find the best players for this team because they need a lot. Okay, two things I'm interested in before we let you go. One, I want us to be able to create a scouting term while you're there and let's see if we can make it catch fire. I think elastic hips elastic hips might be might be the term. That's a good one, right? Guys got elastic hips. Okay, now the second one, this one's more serious. O line issues, we've had them. We haven't been able to fix them. Give me a sense of what kind of talent is out there because I've heard there's not a lot of can't miss first rounders in this draft, but as far as offensive linemen are concerned. So what's your take on the offensive lineman that are out there right now and do we have any fits here in Denver? Yeah, and the feds are in Denver. Osiris Torrance is the only guard that you would take. That's how I start with guard. Size Torrance is the best one, the Florida kid. And he's the best guard period. First rounder, I don't think he's even going to be there though. By the time the Broncos pick in this
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"Of running a blue line train while drunk. The Washington metro rail safety commission says it is looking into this and there is a new push to improve traffic around here specifically on Virginia's interstate 95, this by having express lanes go in both directions. There's discussion about that stay tuned. We'll update these stories for you and just minutes where the time now this Thursday morning is one 48. And over to rich hunter. All right, new crash is going to be a rock filled northbound two 70 at the exit ramp to rockland shrine running at the bottom of that ramp, crash involving an overturned SUV on the left side and may have that off ramp completely blocked at the moment with fire and rescue response on team Maryland state police just pulling up. Maryland state highways hit it that way to assist as well. Again, two 70 nor found the exit to rockledge drive at the bottom of that ramp blocked as a result of a crash involving an overturned SUV through lanes of two 70 that remain open as you head north of the adult loop in the belly up toward the merge with the two 70 sperm beyond headed up toward Frederick, nothing anyway, southbound two 70, so far so good. I still have the work shown up in Baltimore northbound 95 to the exit to go to the inner loop of the Baltimore Balboa X at 49 B that left exit remains blocked as a result of the overnight works on your under posted detour there as a result, southbound 95, no worries headed south toward the beltway in college park, rich hunter W two traffic. Storm team four tracking another nice mild afternoon, well, let's just call it warm. I ever tried temperatures around 45 this time of year. I'm going for a high of 62 on
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Sacred sites see development on this week's AP Religion Roundup.
"Sacred sites see development on this week's AP religion roundup. A church reopens at ground zero and a Jordan River baptism site may soon see a new village. More than two decades after a tiny Greek Orthodox church in Lower Manhattan was destroyed in the September 11th attacks, that church is far grander replacement open to the public this week. Michael sorrows helped organize the new saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox church and shrine. The national shrine completes the Trinity at ground zero. You have the museum. You have the reflecting polls, but now faith has been restored to ground zero. Say Nicholas is in an elevated park overlooking the rebuilt trade centers memorial Plaza. Olga Pablo says it has been a long time coming. 21 years, a lot of hardships, a lot of ups and downs, but we finally made it. Meanwhile, another building project is being planned on the banks of the Jordan River near the traditional baptism side of Jesus. This is worried some who want to preserve the area's character. Samir murad tears the organization planning the development. The baptism site itself is a Unesco World Heritage protected site. And will remain in its pristine condition as it has done for the past 2000 years. The Jordanian government donated about 340 acres of land for the development of the area known as Bethany beyond the Jordan. Tradition says John the Baptist, baptized Jesus here in what became Christianity's third holiest site. Many modern day visitors Don white robes and immerse themselves in the sacred waters, the development work will kick off with a sustainable village near the historic site. Later stages will see the introduction of botanical gardens, a bird sanctuary, and a wellness center. Historian Ian torrhen says preservation in the midst of development is crucial. Part of the listing is to preserve the site in its wilderness state, not turn it into something which is over commercialized, but to retain its spirituality. I'm Walter ratliff.
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NY Saint Nicholas Greek ChurchSt. Nicholas Greek Church reopens after 9/11
"A Greek Orthodox church that was destroyed in the September 11th attacks is reopened to the public at the World Trade Center site in New York. Parish council member Olga pavlos says the reopening of saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox church and national shrine is very emotional. It's been a long time coming. 21 years, a lot of hardships, a lot of ups and downs, but we finally made it. The church now overlooks the trade center memorial pools and an elevated park. Michael Soros with the Friends of saint Nicholas says the shrine completes the Trinity at ground zero. You have the museum. You have the reflecting poles, but now faith has been restored to ground zero. People from all faiths are invited to pray and meditate. I'm Ed Donahue
THE NEWS with Anthony Davis
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"Herschel Walker faces fresh allegation of paying for an abortion. Islamic State claims attack on Iranian shrine. And UN says world emissions pledge will cause catastrophic climate breakdown. It's Thursday October 27th. I'm Anthony Davis. A mentally ill Republican U.S. Senate candidate who has said he opposes abortion with no exceptions faced fresh allegations on Wednesday from a second woman who said he pressured her to have an abortion and paid for the procedure after a 6 year relationship with him. Herschel Walker, who hopes to unseat democratic incumbent senator Raphael Warnock of Georgia in a November 8 election that could determine which party controls the Senate has already denied allegations from another woman who claims he paid for her to have an abortion in 2009 and that she later gave birth to one of his children. Neither woman has revealed her identity publicly, the first to come forward provided supporting documents to The Daily Beast, an online media outlet, including a check. The woman making the new claim identified only as Jane Doe spoke by phone to a news conference organized by attorney Gloria allred in Los Angeles. Albert said the woman had years of documents, including receipts and greetings cards, documenting her romantic relationship with walker from the late 1980s through the 1990s. She showed some of these at the news conference. Walker, who suffers from dissociative identity disorder, formerly known as multiple personality disorder, is a political novice endorsed by former president Donald Trump and claims to oppose abortion, including for rape, incest, or to protect the health or life of the mother. Walker has also faced allegations of domestic violence. The militant group Islamic State said it carried out an attack on a Shiite Muslim shrine in Iran on Wednesday, which killed 15 people, escalating tensions in a country reeling from a wave of protests and prompting warnings of a response from Tehran. Iranian officials said they had arrested a gunman who carried out the attack at the Shah Shira shrine in the city of Shiraz. State media blamed tech fury terrorists, a label Tehran uses for hardline Sunni Muslim militants like Islamic State. The group has claimed previous attacks in Iran, including deadly twin bombings in 2017, which targeted Iran's parliament and the tomb of the Islamic Republic's founder Ayatollah Khomeini. Wednesday's killing of Shiite pilgrims came on the same day that Iranian security forces clashed with increasingly strident protesters, marking the 40 day anniversary since the death in police custody of marsa amini, a 22 year old Kurdish woman. The attack in Shiraz took place at the end of a day of confrontations across the country between security forces and protesters with video footage showing some of the most violent clashes in more than a month of unrest following Amin's death. The demonstrations have become one of the boldest challenges to the clerical leadership since the 1979 revolution. A wide range of Iranians have come out onto the streets with some calling for the downfall of the Islamic Republic and the death of supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Pledges to cut greenhouse gas emissions will lead to global heating of 2.5° centigrade, a level that would condemn the world to catastrophic climate breakdown, according to the United Nations. Only a handful of countries have strengthened their commitment substantially in the last year, despite having promised to do so at the cop 26 UN climate summit in Glasgow last November. Much deeper cuts are needed to limit temperature rises to 1.5° centigrade above pre industrial levels, which would avoid the worst of the ravages of extreme weather. The plans for emissions cuts countries submitted in Glasgow were inadequate to meet the 1.5 centigrade goal, so they agreed a ratchet mechanism to toughen their targets year on year. However, few governments have updated their plans on emissions in line with 1.5 centigrade. The UN calculated on Wednesday that the plan submitted by governments would lead to a temperature rise of between 2.1 centigrade and 2.9 with the best estimate around two and a half. This represents a marginal improvement on the 2.7 centigrade temperature rise that would have followed from the commitments made at Glasgow. Australia made a significant improvement to its national plan, but only 24 countries have submitted new national plans, known as nationally determined contributions or NDCs since cop 26. Many of those countries, including the UK and Egypt, host of the cop 27 summit that starts in just over a week, submitted new NDCs that were not substantially stronger than their previous plans. The NDC synthesis report showed that current NDCs would lead to an increase in emissions of about 10.6% by 2030 compared with 2010 levels, but the intergovernmental panel on climate change has estimated that greenhouse gas emissions need to fall by about 45% by 2030 compared with 2010 levels to give the world a chance of staying within 1.5 centigrade. You can subscribe to 5 minute news on YouTube with your preferred podcast app, ask your smart speaker or enable 5 minute news as your Amazon Alexa flash briefing skill. Subscribe rate and review online at 5 minute Doc news. 5 minute news is an evergreen podcast covering politics inequality, health and climate delivering independent, unbiased and essential world news. Daily. If you enjoy 5 minute news, join me for the weekend show podcast. 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Church of Scientology is evoked in the rape trial of actor Danny Masterson, the White House weighs in on antisemitic comments, and an ancient shine destroyed by Islamic State militants gives up its secrets
"On this week's AP religion roundup the Church of Scientology is evoked in the rape trial of actor Danny Masterson The White House weighs in on anti semitic comments made by the rapper formerly known as Kanye West and an ancient shrine destroyed by Islamic State militants gives up its secrets A Los Angeles prosecutor says rape allegations by three women against that 70s show actor Danny Masterson contained disturbing elements The prosecutor says the women didn't initially report the two decade old crimes because they feared being ostracized by the Church of Scientology where they and Masterson were members Two of the alleged victims first went to the church to report what happened to them were told it wasn't rape and that reporting it to authorities or telling others about it would end with them being ostracized by their closest friends and even family members The 46 year old actor remains a member of the church he's pleaded not guilty to three counts of rape The rapper formerly known as Kanye West is offering to buy right-wing friendly social network parlor after west was blocked from posting on Twitter and Instagram for anti semitic pose When I can speak to is anti semitism which is hateful it is dangerous White House press secretary karine Jean Pierre condemned the remarks At the end of the day it is disgusting And it is there is no room absolutely no room no place in our political discourse to be having that type of really vile conversation Archeologists have discovered a massive royal palace beneath an ancient Iraqi shrine dedicated to the prophet Jonah A German expedition is exploring the 2500 year old throne room directly below the traditional side of Jonah's tomb Professor Stefan mall of heidelberg university says Islamic State militants created a series of tunnels into the palace beneath the tomb perhaps to loot the artifacts that remained Today archeologists are using the tunnels to discover ancient artifacts and architecture including the largest single room from antiquity ever built in the region I'm Walter ratliff
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"not shrine" Discussed on WBUR
"Was people getting confused with too many levels and not sure what to do in nature, the situation. So we've simplified the messages and also the call to action, the sorts of things that people will need to do. All here on the newsroom from the BBC in London. BBC News with Chris barrow, tensions are running high in Pakistan after officials said they were investigating the former prime minister Imran Khan under an anti terror law for alleged threats to police and justice officials. Hundreds of supporters gathered at his Islamabad home overnight, threatening to take over the capital if mister Khan was detained. He had accused the police of torturing a party colleague and barris and Etihad reports. In a public address Imran Khan condemned the Islamabad police chief and the female judge for the detention and alleged torture of his close aid was facing sedition charges, the media regulator then banned live speeches by the cricketer turned politician on all satellite television channels because of what it called his hate speech against state institutions. Mister Khan, who lost a vote of confidence in parliament, has been demanding fresh elections. South Korea and the United States have begun their biggest combined military exercises since 2018 to practice defending against North Korean attack. Joint drills have been scaled back in recent years, our sole correspondent gene Mackenzie reports. The threat from North Korea is increasing. It's missiles are becoming more dangerous. It's rhetoric, more fiery. So these war games are back as the U.S. and South Korea practice how to fight their common enemy. They might have the appearance of war, but the U.S. and South Korea insist these drills are defensive, in part a show of strength to convince North Korea never to use its weapons. These war games may well provoke North Korea, but faced with an increasingly formidable enemy, these forces believe they have no choice but to prepare. Mexico has extradited to the United States, one of the FBI's most wanted men, Carlos Quintana, he's alleged to have led the armed wing of the Juarez cartel, one of Mexico's oldest and most powerful criminal networks. Charles Havilland reports. A federal district court in the U.S. had long been seeking the extradition of Carlos Arturo Quintana, alias el archinto. He's now been handed over four years after being arrested in the northern Mexican border state of shihua. Mexico's prosecutor's office says he's accused of directing drugs trafficking activities from that state into the U.S., media reports say his instigated much of the violence inside chihuahua. Kyoto has also been linked to the murder of an investigative journalist miroslava breach in 2017, The Killers left a note at the scene, saying, for being a loud mouth and reportedly signed by el or centa. Ukraine's president has warned Moscow against putting Ukrainian soldiers captured during the siege of mariupol on trial. He said this would be a line past which no further negotiations would be possible. Mister zelensky said there were reports that Russia was planning a public trial to coincide with Ukraine's Independence Day. BBC News rescue workers in Iraq are continuing to search for survivors after a landslide caused a Shia Muslim shrine near the city of Karbala to collapse, at least four bodies have been found in the rubble, while 6 survivors, including children, have been pulled free. Emily Brown reports. Working by floodlight, a rescue operation so delicate, emergency workers continue their search for survivors of a deadly landslide by hand. It's been said any mistake at this stage could lead to more collapses. The landslide hit the ceiling of the Shia shrine, which then collapsed onto visitors. The site of the shrine marks an ancient spring where the first Shia and mom and his army are believed to have once stopped to take a drink in the 7th century. Much of the mosque is still intact, a sacred site now playing host to a rescue mission. Members of the Hindu minority living in Indian administered Kashmir have told the BBC they're scared to leave their homes after a spate of killings blamed on anti India militants. Hindus employed in government jobs have been protesting demanding they be moved out of the region. Insurgent groups have justified the killings by saying their combating what they call the government's attempts to change the religious makeup of Kashmir. The Japanese government says more than 10,000 employers have been found to be making their staff work illegally long hours. The labor ministry said it had conducted a country wide inspection of workplaces that were suspected of breaches. Among those with illegal practices, a quarter were making their employees work more than a hundred hours overtime a month. The American golfer, Tom weiskopf, who won the open in 1973, has died. He was aged 79. Weisskopf was active between the 1960s and 80s, with 16 wins on the PGA Tour, known for his temper, he gained the nickname the towering inferno. BBC News hello, I'm Jackie Leonard and you're listening to the newsroom from the BBC World Service. There is tension in Islamabad after an investigation was launched into the former prime minister Imran Khan under sections of the anti terrorism act. The media regulator has also banned live speeches by mister Khan, a fierce critic of the government and the army since he was ousted in April. Some of his supporters gathered as more police arrived outside his house. Mister Khan criticized the use of Pakistan's electronic
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'Rescind the Doctrine' protest greets pope in Canada
"Pope Francis celebrated mass on Thursday at Canada's national shrine and came face to face with demands from indigenous peoples Spectators at the plains of Abraham watch and sheer as the pontiff appears on a large screen riding in the popemobile but right before mass began protesters displayed a banner at the altar reading rescind the doctrine in bright red and black letters Paul Dixon a residential school survivor is critical of Francis's general message and as little love for the British Queen either Tell the Pope until the queen asked the queen to come here and apologize to kiss my moccasins Dixon adds he came here I don't know Asking for forgiveness but not for me anyways I'm Charles De Ledesma
Patriots Beat
"not shrine" Discussed on Patriots Beat
"If you're going to play some of these undersized linebackers or basically pseudo linebackers that are actually safeties that are on the roster as DBs, you better have some guys that can eat some blocks and occupy some gaps on the line of scrimmage and not going out and getting a true nose tackle in this draft that was really deep at true nose tackle. That's going to be something that I'm going to continue to monitor. I know they resigned Carl Davis right before the draft. I didn't really think that was going to be anything any precursor to what they were going to do in the draft and it probably wasn't, but maybe they really like Carl Davis. They obviously like God Shaw. I just don't really see gotcha as an ideal three, four odd front nose tackle, right, a guy that's completely yeah, right over the center. So that was the one thing that maybe your revision is history. I was like, this was a good interior line class and especially at two gapping nose tackles. It's just an interesting situation that they didn't take one of those guys or even sign one of those guys. I was told that they weren't even remotely interested in Mark one, which I just find extremely shocking that they didn't even give a give it a call and see if maybe they could bring them in as a UDF a yeah, that is a little surprising they do have a history with weight guys if the name Josh Augusta rings a bell because ten years ago at this point. But no, I thought and especially when they've gone so heavy on the defensive line the last couple of drafts, it was becoming a trend. I thought there were a number of guys that were fits for them. Perry on Winfrey falls all the way to day three was a guy who thought maybe on day three they'd move up and get, they had all those picks. Yeah, I agree with you. I'm more surprised that they didn't go with a defensive lineman that I am that they didn't.
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"not shrine" Discussed on Patriots Beat
"Well, developmental tackles can go at the end of the first round. Tyler Smith, right when at the end of the first round, we talked about Bernard Raymond possibly going in that range. It would make a lot more. If they saw him as a tackle that pic makes a ton more sense. Yeah. I can hear the argument for it certainly, and it'll be interesting to see when we get out there, even set out TAs at the end of the month when we're allowed in. If he is working out at tackle it all and if they do move him outside, all right, one last thing here and then we're going to wrap it Mack Wilson spoke earlier today. I think one of the bigger topics that was brought up with him and he mentioned the confidence in the linebacker room and how he thinks that they have a lot of really good guys. Obviously, what else is he going to say? He's not going to say they are staying. But the fact that the patrons didn't draft linebacker, it is really interesting. Obviously I think Mack Wilson is a big part of that. I feel like he was a pseudo draft picker acquisition whatever way you want to look at it. They certainly are treating Cameron Macron like he is an additional draft pick to this rookie class after he read shirted last year. So how do you, how do we feel? What's our temperature about the fact that they stayed away from linebacker and this is the group that they're going to roll with and then maybe as a domino effect also playing guys like jabril peppers Adrian Phillips Kyle Duggar. A lot of those guys are going to play a lot of reps in the box. It seems like so I guess that's a two part question, but we can answer both of them. Yeah, again, I think they light their linebacker group and look, they have drew on Bentley for early downs. Like that, we'll see what happens with Hightower. He can come back to, but they have their own stopping linebacker. It's who's going to play next to him. Who's going to be the smaller quicker slot on the side of the guy that they just didn't have last year period. And I think between Cameron mccrone, who they seem to like the best, but I think between Cameron McGraw, ray kwon McMillan, and all throw Therese Holland. I know, you know, people talk about those first two. I really liked what I saw from Torres hall in 2020..
Patriots Beat
"not shrine" Discussed on Patriots Beat
"He still has to get a little bit better there and show some of that. One on one pass rush ability, especially as a full rusher at the east west shrine bowl, but needs to kind of develop that part of his game. But as an impact run defender, really, really impressive. We saw quitting mohana a year ago going to 6th round. I think most scouts would agree that Mark one looks better on film as faster than Quentin did two years ago. And I think getting a guy who's that big that has high character that has a really high motive for a guy that size really, really important for Mark one, always plays with a high motor and can really impact the run game as a zero or one tech. Ferris price wasn't drafted. I think you'll have a chance to probably go somewhere. Hey, for no tackles, if you can be effective as a bigger guy and play zero or one, they don't care if you are a first round pick or undrafted guy. Those guys are very hard to find. I have a good feel that Mark one McCall is going to make good being an address of free range for sub team. Yeah, again, a guy we really liked. I think the viewers and listeners to the show are familiar with. And then one other guy from your game who, again, we talked a lot about I talked a lot about, I kind of stumbled on him late in the process, but ended up being one of my favorite prospects in this draft was Dallas flowers. He's off to the colts, just what was your read on him? Oh, so much fun to watch. I remember watching him film the first time and I'm like, I'm not sure if this guy's a receiver, a running back, a safety a corner, character early, but he is explosive. And again, another surprise that he wasn't drafted because he tested very well. Very dynamic player can play some slack and play strong safety. Again, he was an impact returner at the college level as well too. When a guy who interviewed with a real chip on his shoulder. A lot of small school players have that chip, Dallas has a big chip. In a good way, but really wants to be special really wants to be great. And I'm actually happier that I'm surprised, but happier he went undrafted. I think he'll be a much better player in the NFL because he's going to want to prove every team run. You have the team outside of the colts that they should have drafted as well. So I think he's got a great chance for a long NFL future, but explosive dynamic versatile guy who was great at the shrine bowl, great in interviews, a lot to overcome by.
Patriots Beat
"not shrine" Discussed on Patriots Beat
"With Jack Jones, it was a total opposite. They were all over Jack Jones the entire pre draft process. They had a top 30 visit with him. They visited him out in Tempe, and I'm sure that they talked to him at the shrine bowl as well. We know about some of the off field stuff, but what have, instead of harping on that kind of stuff, I want to talk about how you see him grow and mature since the transfer and all the things that went on with him early in his college career. No, I think the background that he issues at a USC are really important because he's been very open about those issues past. And if you get a chance to talk to Jack, he is one of the most organic authentic people you can meet. He's willing to own and say how he messed up in the Jack jealous kind of way he can because he knows he's grown from it. He's for all of his issues in the past. He's very confident of the man he is now. And I think the endorsements we receive from people at Arizona state and people at USC have dealt with them since made me really excited to have them at the shrine bowl and I think one of the big reasons that Jack opted to come to the triangle over all other all star games was because we had a robust interview process. Most all star games, 8, ten hours of interview time. We give NFL teams up to 24 hours of interview time with all of our players, meaning not only did every team talk to every guy, but teams like the Patriots got a long time to talk to Jack Jones in a structured environment. I think a lot of teams left the shrine bowl, we unfortunately, Jack got hurt early on, so on the field stuff wasn't there for him. But a lot of teams there felt really comfortable with Jack leaving the tribe bowl. They got just an interview him for ten, 15, 20, 30 minutes for some teams at the shrine, but basically got an NFL combine interview. I think Jack showed how authentic he is as a person and the growth he's at. On the field, it's easy to like. He's one of the best man cover corners in all of college football the last three years and certainly in this raft class of the upsides there to be an outside guy or a top end nickel. But I think teams want to make sure he can be a pro and if you talk to Jack again, you'll feel right away. Hey, this guy knows exactly who he is. He's grown a lot from what he was 18, 19 years old, and he's going to be a longtime NFL pro. And you got a chance to talk to him. The cornerback position, of course, it's so much about the mentality and you have to be so confident..
AP News Radio
Palestinians vandalize West Bank shrine as tensions soar
"To to to heightened heightened heightened tensions tensions tensions speaking speaking speaking to to to his his his cabinet cabinet cabinet Israeli Israeli Israeli prime prime prime minister minister minister Naftali Naftali Naftali Bennett Bennett Bennett foes foes foes that that that Israel Israel Israel is is is going going going on on on the the the offensive offensive offensive to to to tackle tackle tackle Palestinian Palestinian Palestinian attacks attacks attacks I'm I'm I'm the the the only only only Shannon Shannon Shannon Israeli Israeli Israeli troops troops troops kill kill kill an an an unarmed unarmed unarmed Palestinian Palestinian Palestinian woman woman woman in in in the the the west west west bank bank bank as as as tensions tensions tensions continue continue continue to to to escalate escalate escalate during during during Ramadan Ramadan Ramadan the the the Israeli Israeli Israeli army army army shot shot shot the the the woman woman woman at at at a a a military military military checkpoint checkpoint checkpoint near near near Bethlehem Bethlehem Bethlehem after after after she she she was was was asked asked asked to to to stop stop stop and and and ignored ignored ignored warning warning warning shots shots shots that that that came came came after after after Palestinian Palestinian Palestinian militant militant militant was was was killed killed killed by by by the the the Israeli Israeli Israeli army army army for for for his his his part part part in in in the the the deadly deadly deadly shooting shooting shooting in in in Tel Tel Tel Aviv Aviv Aviv earlier earlier earlier this this this week week week hundreds hundreds hundreds
EAA's The Green Dot - An Aviation Podcast
"not shrine" Discussed on EAA's The Green Dot - An Aviation Podcast
"Respect for that I gave that to the parents and I gave a white scarf. They had they lost a father and mother, money in war, before the and they had to shrine..
The Way (Audio Podcast)
"not shrine" Discussed on The Way (Audio Podcast)
"And it costs them huge. Judgment, judgment is coming, but it's not going to be indiscriminate. And God is just and it's like nobody has ever suffered no relations have suffered because wicked individual or wicked people did something and they're authority to basically hurt innocent people. I'm not suggesting that doesn't happen. But the wrath of God has never once in history and never will in history ever fall on any one other than the intended recipients. The person who's been wicked. Right. Right. And so this brings us down to my final point on all of this. And that is, you know, there will be an accounting. Like we just read in genesis. That's right. There will be accounting for every drop of human blood that has ever been shed on this earth. But was not covered by the blood of Jesus Christ. If you repentance. So if you're out there and you are guilty of any of these things, I beg your repent. And if you are in a nation like America, who is guilty of these things, fall on your face, people. We need as an ecclesia as a group of individuals as a body of Christ to be on our face before God repenting about this. Absolutely. Absolutely. For the nation for the healing of the nation. Right. But make sure that if it's anything like this is in your life personally repent while you have time, absolutely. If you shed the blood except his blood. That's right. And if you know of it and you're quiet, that means it doesn't mean you have to have done it. Remember what the prophets had spoken of. If you have a, if you close your eyes to it, he's saying, if you remain silent in the presence of evil, he's going to set his face. So here's what you need to do, right? We should all feel remorse for our action of doing it and for our lack of action and supporting or speaking up against it. And maybe you're not able to verbally speak up against it. But find a organization that promotes life or something else that you can support and be actively engaging that because that's going to be an overflow of what should be in your heart. That's right. And this is a touchy topic. In America, there are great battle lines of just this topic alone. And there's a spiritual battle and then there are political battles and then there are even parties in different groups that are against each other. And the only reason why there's not a silver war engaging is that is just because all of our civil controls and police have not completely fallen apart. Just remember also, though, God doesn't miss a thing. And so this even goes down into the microcosm of your conversations with individuals. Right..
AP News Radio
Pope's peace prayer for Ukraine recalls ancient prophesy
"Pope Francis is presiding over a special prayer for peace in Ukraine the hawks back to a century old apocalyptic prophecy about peace in the world the prophecy was sparked by the pool to the visions of the virgin Mary two three peasant children in Fatima Portugal in nineteen seventeen Francis has invited bishops priests and the ordinary faithful from around the world to join him in a ritual of deep spiritual importance to many Catholics and a source of fascination to others retired pope Benedict the sixteenth plans to participate under France's envoy is celebrating a simultaneous mass at the Fatimah shrine itself this is the pope's latest effort to ready press for an end to the wall while keeping options open for dialogue with the Russian Orthodox Church I'm Charles that's one
AP News Radio
Kyiv shrines, memorials with powerful symbolic value at risk
"As Kiev braces for a Russian attack many are worried about some of the nation's most sacred orthodox shrines located there the city is the spiritual heart of Ukraine some of the holy sites at risk date back to early one thousand years to the dawn of Christianity in the region the landmarks include the golden dome St Sophia's cathedral and the monastery of the caves others include the multi tower at St Michael's golden domed monastery and St Andrews church there is no confirmation that Russians plan on targeting any of the sacred sites but civilian buildings have already been hit another cities including the assumption cathedral in the city of Kharkiv I'm Walter Ratliff
Talk Is Jericho
"not shrine" Discussed on Talk Is Jericho
"A music lover of this particular genre. I started in directing music videos back in the day and I'm from Rhode Island. So those two things melding together were really interesting when I moved back to Rhode Island. I had a one year old and a three year old little girl and I woke up and I looked at the news that morning and I'm like someday I have to do this. I mean the station was 15 minutes down the road. Of course I wouldn't have been there. One year old three year old, one of the facts that rocked my world 65 kids lost one or both parents. As a father for father two, I was just like, again, chills. I'm going, this is all. That stuck with me. I'm like, because I think the only reason I didn't go is because it wasn't promoted. Well, I think Jack went on. Why? I don't know, you know, for 5 minutes, the night before, something. But whatever, it's not about me, but you know, there's a lot to this, but I think the answer to your question in general is that a small, especially Rhode Island, of all states, right? The smallest town in the smallest state in the smallest. Does anyone care? And without that big news cycle for the first week or so. So when I created this film, one of the motivations was that these stories are so important. When you meet these people on the screen on Sunday, and you understand who they are, the survivors, but the families. And it was a very tough, I don't want to say tough sell because Sel is not the word, but if we didn't package this story in something bigger, you know, with D and music as a whole. And Jack Russell, great white nominee, you know, back in 89, if the story wasn't packaged in something that was bigger and broader than just Rhode Island, it would wind up as a little Rhode Island story that would sit on the shelf, which is I think a lot of what's been happening over the years. So it was a little difficult to make people understand that, to get the story out of these people, Mike and sandy, who were in the tattoo parlor and Jimmy, you know, best friend of Mike, to get their stories out to the world. It had to be done in a certain way. Otherwise, it's a home movie. On local NBC and Rhode Island and that wasn't what I wanted to do. John, and that's one great point to the band and also the fact that it happened in Rhode Island. This would have happened in LA or New York. It would be a completely different story as well. John, I read killer killer show, gosh, 5, 6, 7 years ago. You did a lot of research about this tragedy. And what kind of attracted you to? Because like I said, your book is predating this documentary by years. Well, as David said, this was a tragedy of unprecedented scale in Rhode Island. And having worked on the civil case for 7 years, as that was wrapping up, I got the feeling that this will sound cocky, but I know more details about this tragedy than maybe anybody at this moment in time. And if it doesn't get memorialized in a book that has broader appeal that has readability like a narrative nonfiction, it'll get lost to memory. So I set about and spent three years in researching and writing this and hopefully packing to get in a way that's approachable wherever you are in the spectrum whether you're a hard rock fan or whether you appreciate the legal analysis and you're interested in the criminal and the social outcomes or just the human stories as David has embraced so well in his film. You know, we worked in kind of a complimentary mode here in that David looked to me and my book for factual and legal grounding and I just looked to him to use the magic of sound and sight to tell a story and tell a human interest story and tell him riveting story. Different from the book, but grounded in the facts of the book. Well, let's kind of go into what went down there and then kind of delve into some of the reasons why because it is.
The Dan Bongino Show
Alec Baldwin Kills Woman by Firing Prop Gun on Film Set of 'Rust'
"Many of you will woke up this morning to see this story about Alec Baldwin The actor of some of Coleman actor He was on a movie set I guess he's directing a movie called rust And there was a prop gun on the set He discharges around from the prop gun why he was pointed at someone I have no idea we'll get into that in a minute but turns out now it's breaking that this is on Fox reports The proper union says that the prop gun had a live round How the hell does that happen I mean listen in light of tragedies no time to Monday morning quarterback but that's a pretty serious question I mean you want to talk about a disastrous litany of errors What were you doing pointing a gun at any one anyway I don't care if it's a prop gun or not What's the golden rule of firearm safety And you know it's interesting you know conservatives libertarians man you know Second Amendment to supporting Democrats already know You know the golden rule of firearms say these you never point a firearm ever at anything You're not willing to kill Don't ever forget at that second Ever So if you say to yourself oh I'm just having fun I'm just going to point this at what My dog you will want to kill your dog No I'm not So don't point a gun ever at anything You're not willing to kill him Folks I've had you all in the audience get this I know you're shaking your heads like yeah I mean they don't know this You know you could be a defender as we all are The God given right to self protection shrine in our constitution to bear arms and defend yourself and we all are But we're the smart ones about it I mean my gosh
WABE 90.1 FM
"not shrine" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"Come down the halls of the shrine auditorium banging the drums Tapping their tambourines dancing in time They're also these dancers on stage on stilts and Ricky he is just in charge of it all as the music and the performers take over the entire space It was electric And also the leather pants I gotta say he looked amazing in leather pants Come on That is Layla Koba She's a vice president at billboard magazine She's also the author of the book decoding despacito An oral history of Latin music Layla says even though this performance was maybe the first time many Americans had seen Ricky he'd been around for a while And in Latin America Ricky was huge He was a huge star He was an artist that would sell out stadiums throughout South America and Mexico But outside of the Spanish speaking world people really didn't know him And even though this performance told the show it was not a given that he would perform Tommy was very insistent that Ricky had to perform at the Grammys Tommy as in Tommy mottola the high powered record executive who helped launch careers of people like his ex-wife Mariah Carey And also Celine Dion and Destiny's Child and Jessica Simpson and Ricky Martin among others And he was nominated and the Grammys didn't want.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
How Does Al Qaeda Compare to Other Terrorist Organizations?
"Don't have time to share the knowledge. You've accumulated in over a decade tracking this stuff. But i i want to be a value to those that. Have an interest especially given the decision in In kabul with regards to surrendering afghanistan. Talk to us. Give it a little bit of clarity on the biggest moving parts of the threat environment. Explain to us the difference. The relationship and the competing interests of al-qaeda. So where's al qaeda to day. And how it compares with isis and this isis k. And then where does the taliban fit in. Well it will leave. The shia will leave new shrine and iran for a second told us about the three big pieces of of of suny terrorism today. Yeah absolutely. I'm gonna just take a real quick second to take a broad look at this. When president biden said the threat has basically metastasized and spread to other areas. He's absolutely greg. This is the failure of our efforts. Post nine eleven. Because pre-nine eleven the taliban the taliban hosted al qaeda and that was the main base for al-qaeda that's where they operated openly and ran training camps and whatnot and the operated cellular level. Now it's spread out. And there's these insurgencies are the lifeblood of the jihad. They use this the safe haven that exist pre-nine eleven in afghanistan afghanistan today to take the fight to to they want to establish their local emirates. Build a caliph it and then take the fight to watch. That's all part of their strategy today. Today that's threat has metastasized across the globe. But that is the reason to surrender afghanistan and in afghanistan today now the taliban greens the country l. Qaeda is it's primarily al-qaeda played a major role in the taliban offensive. It's not advertised. But i i have to go into detail and spend do conversation on how al qaeda played a major role in this offensive behind the scenes. You'll just have to take my so so so. This is very important that al qaeda was was an important part of the taliban recapturing afghanistan. That's what you're saying. Well yeah absolutely. The misconception about al qaeda and even the islamic state is that there are solely focused on conducting attacks here in the united states. That's a tactic. that's something they hope to do. Something they wanna do to to break our will punish us. But how did they achieve that. At that by gathering recruits training because remember the real goes established global galvin. That's what they want.
AP News Radio
Shrine to Replace Church Destroyed on 9/11 Nears Completion
"Saint Nicholas Greek orthodox church was the only house of worship destroyed in the nine eleven attacks in New York in its place a national shrine will have a ceremonial lighting Friday the dome Greek marble shrine is close to the reflecting pools that mark where the twin towers once stood when we like the church from within represents the triumph of literally the triumph of light over darkness Michael Purcell roses with friends of St Nicholas the victims did not die alone and Philip Catsimatidis has a special connection to St Nicholas she remembers when her late brother John first discovered the small church I remember my mom saying that because she was such a devout Christian that John and the other victims were being cradled by Saint Nicholas her brother died on nine eleven the interior of the shrine is slated for completion next year I bet Donahue
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
John Lovell on Misconceptions of Liberty
"Can you explain to our list. Maybe those who've been misguided or just on schooled in the things that you have been schooled in that true liberty. True freedom comes from freely choosing to do the right thing not doing whatever you want. That's great really. You know. And i know and all your listeners know you are the more qualified to answer that professor gorka. I would rather hear yours. But it's your show and you asked me so i will. They can't get enough three hours of me. And then an hour on sunday on newsmax so this is your moment to shrines john level. No pressure feels the field. Marshall so i love what our country stands for and unlike the anarchist. I do believe that we live in a country of laws. That's a knife that can way. Sometimes it works kind of against my interest sometimes away from it but i think what i cleave to more than anything as a patriot as a freedom. Loving individual is our constitution in our constitution is a government recognizing that we have been given god given natural rights and since their natural rights not government given rights. That means the government can't take them away. And our constitution is recognizing that we have the inherent right from god not from government but from god which supersedes that we have the right to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness and you can't infringe upon that and so our constitution is a bold declaration. Its promises to the people from the government that will protect these rights. That are yours and we won't ever infringe upon them. My big contention now isn't that we have laws and i just want to run lawlessly through the streets with my hair on fire doing whatever i want. No we're we're a nation of laws. I just want us to stick to that. Freedom that essential Freedom that constitutionalism. That i would have the right to critique my leaders that i have the right to assemble peacefully in protest. They have the right to arms. That i can protect myself in. The government cannot restrict access to firearms or yours that i have religious liberties and the way i won't be bullied by my government and so those are the rights and so what i see is a baseline of freedom that is being dramatically eroded. We're losing first. And second amendment rights all just terrible erosion in those constitutional pillars which have stood for hundreds of years. Then now people don't see in its eroding in front of us. It's very alarming.
Today in True Crime
July 20, 1924: Tehran Declares Martial Law
"On july twentieth. Nineteen twenty four. Tehran authorities declared martial law after a mob killed an american consul. Major robert embry. The decision was designed to give the city a chance to regain order before an international crisis tore the nation. Apart leading up to the death. Iran had been a hotbed of foreign interest. The british had tried and failed to establish a protectorate over the nation. Meanwhile russia had recently vacated its stakes after their defeat in world war one. The newest foreign party to take an interest was the united states and they mainly wanted one thing oil. They pressured the iranian government into allowing oil tycoons to start drilling into the land when robert embryo was killed at the hands of an angry mob. All the foreign actors in the country started pointing fingers at each other. Tehran newspapers and russian authorities blamed the british for inciting muslims into a frenzy. Others blamed the russians who had expelled embry from moscow after he defended his anticommunist beliefs fellow american spy marguerite harrison who recently departed the near east while posing as a filmmaker claimed international intrigue was to blame but above all according to margarite. Embree was to blame for his own death. He had knowingly entered a dangerous situation marguerite also claimed embry made a serious error by fleeing the initial attack at the shrine. According to iranian custom running away proved he was guilty of sabotaging the site. If he had stayed the people would have merely punished him but not killed him. Br guardless of who may have deserved the blame. There was one person who gained from robert. Inbreeds death raza khan commander of the cossack forces on july twentieth con gain control over the massive city declaring he would arrest those responsible for killing embry. While one part of the cossacks investigated another arm reached in a more opportunistic direction. They shut down the presses instituting a news blackout con then arrested his political rivals throwing the muslim leaders who had defined him in
St. Jude Shrine
Biden Visits Michigan to Tout Bipartisan Infrastructure Plan
"Up his bipartisan infrastructure package an additional plans for investing in families and education during a visit Saturday to a Michigan Cherry farm. President also pitched his immigration plans when a chatting with two couples from Guatemala who were picking Cherries, Democratic governor Gretchen Whitmer joined Biden in Traverse City. The
Marketplace with Kai Ryssdal
Chip Crisis in 'Danger Zone' as Wait Times Reach New Record
"Our lead story today is one of demand and supply in that order. The commodity in question is semiconductors. The demand as we'll explain is nearly universal the supply well it's lagging and more so every day bloomberg got its hands on some data from the susquehanna financial group that says if you order a chip today the aforementioned semiconductors you're going to have to wait seventeen weeks for it to be delivered. Four plus months that is to put it mildly no way to run a supply chain. And as marketplace's samantha field reports. It is doing damage to way more than cars or computers or smartphones. These days almost everything has a chip whether we think of it as high tech or not. If it has a plug or battery probably has chips in it glenn. O'donnell research director at forrester says that includes refrigerators video. Doorbells and light bulbs you can turn on with your phone and even lower tech things like kids toys because all the toys gotta talk now and they got to react and they have little motors right. Now there's a shortage of all kinds of chips. Even the most basic ones says china vasan an analyst at bloomberg intelligence for. It doesn't matter if it's one hundred dollars or fifty cent part. There's just not enough capacity at factories around the world to meet the demand from all of the industries. That need chips because there's such a shortage. The semiconductor industry is having to pick and choose what to prioritize says. Mario morales at market research company. Idc it's for prioritizes. The large scale lear is like computing. Mobile phones is the largest market so though supply chains are always going to get priority and other companies especially smaller are going to have to wait longer for chips so shrine of austin at bloomberg says if you need something like a new appliance anytime soon even if you don't care about it being smart all of those products will be in. Short supplies are investigating line and shrim- boston says the shortage is likely to get worse before it gets better
WCBM 680 AM
"not shrine" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
"Hmm. You may send your petitions or request on a Veena booklet. My writing to ST Jude Shrine Know Veena, director. Three Await North Pakis Treat Baltimore, Maryland. 21201 shrine is handicapped accessible on hearing assistance and visual enhancement for the blind is available. A gift shop selling religious articles, Medals and statues of ST Jude is open daily. Then a veena to ST Jude is held on Sundays after the nine a.m. and 11:30 a.m. messes. And on Wednesdays at 7:45, A.m. 12 noon 5:45 P.m. and 7:45 P.m. Confessions are heard before and after each know Veena service when a priest is available Shrine is open on Sundays from 7:15 A.m. until two PM on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 6:30 A.m.. Till 4:30 P.m. on Wednesdays from 6:30 A.m. Till 8:15 p.m. on and on Saturdays from 7:15 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.. If you have any questions to ask regarding the ST Jude Shrine, the schedule of devotions the league of ST Jude or to ask for a novena book, please call the ST Jude Shrine at 41. Oh, 6856 Oh 26. That's 41. Oh 6856 Oh 26 or write to ST Jude Shrine. Three awaits North Pakis Treat Baltimore, Maryland to 1201. Talk radio 6.
Weird AF News
Cult Leader Found Mummified, Wrapped in Christmas Lights
"A cult leader was found mummified and wrapped in christmas lights. Seven people with suspected ties to the love has won. Cult are facing charges after the body of their religious leader was found at a house in colorado. Any of you heard of the love has won cult. When you start a cult called love has won and then they murder you think love is one think you lost the name of the leader. Is amy carlson. Age forty five. She was known by her followers as mother. God oh mother god. She was found dead in a home in the small town of moffett on wednesday. According to arrest affidavits these people are charged with a piece of a corpse. Is that abuse of a corpse. Putting christmas lights around it. That sounds like a lovely thing to do with the corpse celebrating the life of this individual abusive of course corpses just like burying it in the ground forever and ever. you know. I wanna be wrapped in christmas lights and placed in your living room. That's what i want. that's celebration. The remains of amy carlson also known as mother. God were found in the back bedroom lying on a bed wrapped in what appeared to be a sleeping bag would appear to be glitter. Makeup was found around the woman is. The body was decorated with christmas tree lights and appear to be set up in some sort of shrine. According to the love has won facebook page their glorious mother. God leader has ascended. She has either left the earth on a spaceship or she's disappeared through an ocean portal. I don't know what an ocean portal is and they don't say what it is on the facebook page. I'm guessing it's like the bermuda triangle where ships and planes just disappear ocean portals. You know where cult leaders to die.
WCBM 680 AM
"not shrine" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
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WCBM 680 AM
"not shrine" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
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WCBM 680 AM
"not shrine" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
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WCBM 680 AM
"not shrine" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
"You may send your petitions or request on a Veena booklet. My writing to ST Jude Shrine Know Veena, director. Three Await North Pakis Treat Baltimore, Maryland. 21201 The shrine is handicapped, accessible on hearing assistance and visual enhancement for the blind is available. A gift shop selling religious articles, Medals and statues of ST Jude is open daily know Veena to ST Jude is held on Sundays after the 9 A.m. and 11:30 A.m. masses and on Wednesdays at 7:45 A.m. 12 noon. 5:45 p.m. on 7:45 P.m. Confessions are heard before and after each know Veena service when a priest is available Shrine is open on Sundays from 7:15 A.m. until 2 P.m. Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 6:30 A.m. Till 4:30 p.m.. On Wednesdays from 6:30 A.m. Till 8:15 p.m. on on Saturdays from 7:15 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.. If you have any questions to ask regarding the ST Jude Shrine, the schedule of devotions the league of ST Jude or to ask for a novena book, Please call the ST Jude Shrine.