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"53, Alexandria officials are taking a look at revamping the duke street corridor. Among the proposals they're considering is one that would add dedicated bus lanes, but reaction from residents to that is decidedly mixed. Some think the proposal for bus rapid transit on duke street. It is totally awesome. But others warned that the possible addition of bus lanes would come at their expense because the lanes could in turn impact the frontage streets that run parallel to duke street. Please don't take away our service roads. I and my neighbors will be the ones putting orange cones out on duke street so that we can back out of our driveway. And some residents voiced concern about a possible loss of parking. They spoke at an advisory group's public meeting last night, which focused on a section of duke street from Jordan street to Roth street. John Aaron WTO P news. Nissan is recalling more than 200,000 pickup trucks in the U.S. because they can roll away unexpectedly when shifted into park the recall covers frontier in Titan pickups from 2020 through 2023 model years. Nissan said in documents posted online yesterday by safety regulators that owners should use the parking brake whenever they park their trucks. Many of the same trucks were recalled in June for a similar problem. It's not aware of any crashes or injuries, read more at WTO P dot com search recalls. Ocean city is going to open up bidding again for fireworks companies to handle its 4th of July and new year's shows. The city signed a three year agreement with a vendor in January, but in late June, that company abruptly told the city, it would not be able to put on the 4th of July show because of staffing issues. The company was the only one to bid on the contract, there are concerns the city won't be able to find another vendor because of consolidation in the industry. Money news at 25 and 55, Uber says it's been hacked a security engineer who communicated with the hacker said, there's no indication that Uber's fleet of vehicles or its operation is affected
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"Tire rotations to filters and wipers to a full range of services, visit jiffy lube D.C. dot com for a location near you. I'm Rita Kessler, WTO P traffic. On Friday, forecast now on through the holiday weekend with chuck bell. Nothing wrong with this kind of getaway weather on a Friday afternoon temperatures, upper 80s to near 90 today. There will be a gradual increase in cloud cover, but you don't need to worry about rain today. If you're headed out to the eastern shore beaches, you'll get a dry day today tomorrow and again on Sunday. Temperatures at the coastline courtesy of a little sea breeze will be much more comfortable and a little bit more autumnal as well. Only high temperatures around 80° from roe with the ocean city. Here in the Washington area, temperatures will be a lot closer to 90. Today, tomorrow and again on Sunday and turning more humid each and every day as well. As far as rain chances in Washington, not much of a chance until very late Sunday or more likely into the day Monday and Tuesday. That rain chance will finally lower temperatures down into the low 80s for Monday and Tuesday afternoons. But between now and then, sure feels like summer to me. I'm storm team four, meteorologist chuck bell for WTO. It's 77 in Gaithersburg and 79 in Arlington and lanham brought to you by Lin the plumber. Trusted same day service, 7 days a week. WTO got 1121. Kicking off a new semester can be hard, but with Xfinity Internet, it's a breeze, because with supersonic Wi-Fi, I have the speed and power I need to never miss my monologue during online roars. It's just an elective, but it could be my new major. Plus, with student
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"Can read interviews with all the candidates from Maryland's governor. On WTO dot com. Hey, if you missed fireworks last night, there's a chance to watch one more if you're an ocean city tonight. Last year, the town's professional fireworks show went up in smoke right there on the sand and an unintentional discharge. This year, it was a labor shortage that triggered a short notice cancellation by the fireworks vendor. So the town of ocean city improvised, they put together a small show ahead of July 4th, and they set up a new fireworks display downtown. That set for tonight. Coming up, we get a look at the financial toll to rebuild Ukraine, 7 43. The following is a paid commercial message. This is bishop Michael burbidge of the Catholic diocese of Arlington, this week marking the fourth of July's traditionally celebrated with family events, picnics, and fireworks. After a two year hiatus in which these events were either canceled or curtailed due to COVID, we realized that for too long we took for granted the celebration of Independence Day and the reason it exists this week reflect on why we have the freedoms that are at the heart of our nation and be thankful for them. We enjoy these rights because nearly 250 years ago, citizens stood arm and arm. United in their desire to forge their own destiny as one nation under God, the journey has been imperfect, but we continue still with God's grace when the road to a fairer, more just country, the founding father's message still resonates that freedom ring may God bless you and God bless America. Looking
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"The WTO studios brought to you by long fence 20% off savings on fences Jackson pavers go to long fence dot com and schedule your free estimate today It's 5 12 police and ocean city say they have a suspect in custody and connection with a serious assault early this morning In the incident a person was stabbed a little after 4 a.m. the victim was found along 8th street and flown to shock trauma during the investigation officers got a description of the suspect who was located at a downtown hotel and taken into custody without incident Maryland's highest court has upheld the murder conviction and life sentence of a man who was a 16 year old driver when he fatally struck a Baltimore county police officer The Maryland Court of Appeals rejected defense attorney's argument that it was unconstitutional to sentence dawn to Harris to life in prison because he was a minor when he killed the officer in 2018 Harris is now 20 years old He was driving a stolen Jeep when Baltimore county police officer Amy caprio blocked its path with her patrol car and ordered him to stop she fired her weapon once before he struck and killed her with the car Baltimore city officials who criticized a Maryland report over an embattled wastewater treatment plant The Maryland environmental services report flatly states the bank river plant has experienced failures at nearly every level The agency took over operation of the facility from Baltimore city public works in March the report submitted this week to Maryland's environment secretary site's numerous infrastructure issues that have resulted in solid waste building up in several places in the plant It also pointed to it it turned a lack of leadership at the public works department the service is recommending a long list of mechanical fixes along with the hiring of several new employees to try to correct what they term systemic problems at the plant Ian Crawford WTO P news fuel your summer with WTO's free gas giveaway during the month of June download the WTO app register on the my WTO.
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"Mission to help alleviate a formula shortage after a key plant was shut down The shuttered Michigan plant has restarted production for one type of formula that it hopes to make available for sale later this month Meanwhile the man who led Alexandria public schools through the pandemic has decided to step down Mike Murillo has details Since 2018 Gregory C hutchings junior has served as superintendent for the city school system but during a specially called board meeting he turned in his resignation hutchings isn't saying what's next for him but he did say he'll continue on the job through August of 31st hutchings is a 1995 grad of TC Williams high school which is now Alexandria high school in a statement the superintendent called it an honor and privilege to serve the student staff families and community of Alexandria School board chair Megan alderton says hutchings led the school system with vision integrity and passion shall appoint an interim superintendent as a search takes place for hutchings replacement If you are going down the ocean this weekend if I said that right ocean city is warning the downtown area will most likely be tangled in traffic The reason is the very popular ocean city air show is happening tomorrow and Sunday If you are going it is best to get there before ten 30 a.m. to avoid delays Ocean city says traffic jams are just one issue The other problem is heavy pedestrian traffic you are strongly encouraged to use crosswalks and just like you've been hearing all your life look both ways before you cross 9 55 time for money news and here's Jeff claw The cost of living rose another 1% last month and inflation is now running at a new 40.
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"Bijan 7 24 A new Chesapeake Bay bridge is still years away from happening but tonight Maryland leaders announced they're taking the next crucial step toward making it a reality Traffic along the bay bridge is worse than ever before in the future looks even more abysmal Any new bay bridge that gets built will run through the same area where the current bridge already sits and now Maryland governor Larry Hogan says the state will begin a $28 million study to figure out the best way to make it happen Not only study the new crossing but also look at solutions for the entire 22 mile corridor From the severn river bridge to the route 53 O one split The study itself will take a few years then they'll have to figure out how to build what figures to be a multi-billion dollar crossing For everybody in the state wants this fixed At the bay bridge John doman WTO news And if your beach bound this weekend ocean city is warning that the downtown area will most likely be tangled in traffic the reason the very popular ocean city air show which is happening tomorrow and Sunday if you're going it's best to get there before ten 30 to avoid delays ten 30 in the morning Ocean city says traffic jams are one issue the other is heavy pedestrian traffic you are strongly encouraged to use crosswalks and just like you've been hearing all your life Look both ways before crossing Money news with Jeff play ball tonight Consumer prices in May were up 8.6% from a year ago another 40 year high that and ahead of the fed's rate meeting scheduled for next week the Dow dropped 880 points at Friday session that was two and three quarters percent National harbor is getting a fogo to show steakhouse replacing the closed mcluhan's pier house The USDA estimates the cost for a middle income family to raise a child from birth to age 17 is now $286,000 Jeff cable WTO news Money news brought to you by United Airlines United Airlines is hiring ramp service employees at dulles international airport includes a $5000 sign on bonus plus flexible schedule health and travel perks Apply it united dot com backslash careers Coming up after.
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"On the water on 75th street in Phillips crab house on 21st street were popular among the summer tourists who made dinner there on annual tradition But if you go to 75th street you can see a brand new building being built there So it'll be something new Ocean city mayor Rick me and talking about what's going to be the Atlantic beach house restaurant which is still building a brand new venue overlooking the coastal bay It's owned by the group that also owns the rope walk restaurants the old Phillips crab house will become union Chesapeake seafood That's exciting you know be something new you know hopefully they'll be able to carry on some tradition Start new traditions which we see every year in ocean city In ocean city John dome in WTO V news Latest on COVID coming up this Tuesday morning for you May 24th on a WTO where the time is two 18 Over to rich under in the WTO feed traffic center Right on the adult loop the bell being an annandale on the exit ramp that takes you toward little return pike in the service railway and a crash is along the right side there You do get by but it was kind of crowding that exit ramps would be careful Unclear if this is something new or if this was the previous crash it was before the river and they moved it on to the exit ramp But again just be careful over there again That's one of the areas where it's raining particularly hard so you definitely want to take it easy there Now if you're traveling in Virginia 95 and three 95 continue to move well between Fredericksburg and the 14th street bridge as of late nothing reported along the George Washington Parkland out of direction between the beltway and McLean in old town and even south of the balbi and Alexandria headed toward Mount Vernon nothing reporting your way as of late Beltway if you're traveling in Maryland Montgomery and prince George's county you're dealing with wet pavement but again nothing in your way both I 95 and the Baltimore wash to park we are moving well No issues as of late two 70 south from Frederick headed down toward the beltway rich hundred of a.
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"Now 62 at fort belvoir and where it's 62° here in friendship heights And it's 9 41 while The White House is holding a coronavirus briefing this morning about ten 45 after a 6 week hiatus that briefing comes as COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations climb around the country it will be led by President Biden's new coronavirus response coordinator doctor Ashish jha Doctor zhao spent much of his first month in office trying to persuade Congress to authorize billions of dollars in new emergency aid for the pandemic response but the administration's request is stalled on Capitol Hill Today he's expected to warn that the nation is seeing a significant increase in infections another sign that COVID is not over House Democrats have a strategy to address the nationwide shortage of infant formula They have introduced a $28 million emergency spending bill which would increase the number of FDA inspectors to ensure that imported products are safe for infants to consume The FDA has been allowing more baby formula imports to help ease the product shortage But they currently only have 9 inspectors to handle domestic and foreign operations Four domestic manufacturers produce the vast majority of baby formula sold in the U.S. and a February formula recall by Abbott nutrition has exacerbated ongoing supply chain disruptions Hey if you're planning to visit ocean city between now and Sunday you should probably expect a lot of traffic and police because it's the annual cruise and ocean city car show this weekend Well over 3000 cars are expected to take part with many events happening at the inlet parking lot and the convention center parking lot Ocean city police are getting help from several other agencies to strictly enforce traffic laws the town of ocean city is designated a special event zone now through Sunday meaning lower speed limits and higher fines for traffic violations There are also enhanced penalties for exhibition driving such as skidding making extra loud engine noise and popping a car's wheels off the ground spectators can get in trouble too if they urge drivers to do burnouts Michelle bash WTO news Coming up a comeback for the greatest show on earth It's 9 43 Just.
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"To wear masks when indoors again and get tested for COVID-19 when returning from gatherings or travel They're responding to a new rise in COVID infections Stay with WTO for more on these stories in just minutes Are you planning a visit to ocean city between now and Sunday Well you can expect lots of traffic and police for the annual cruise and ocean city car show Well over 3000 cars are expected to take part with many events happening at the inlet parking lot and the convention center parking lot Ocean city police are getting help from several other agencies to strictly enforce traffic laws the town of ocean city is designated a special event zone now through Sunday meaning lower speed limits and higher fines for traffic violations There are also enhanced penalties for exhibition driving such as skidding making extra loud engine noise and popping a car's wheels off the ground spectators can get in trouble too if they urge drivers to do burnouts Michelle bash WTO new 7 48 Jack Taylor what's going on in the traffic center We've had a multitude of issues this morning we'll begin again in Virginia I 95 going in the northbound direction before centerport Parkway single file right had been getting by the crash then we'd been slow Dale City moving into and through lorton toward newington Bigger delay now building at a dumfries going 95 south just after 6 19 triangle the wreck is along the left side of the roadway 66 getting heavier out of Gainesville at riding east end of manassas again slowing in Centreville at 50 then nutley headed toward the beltway In new Baltimore 29 between Beverly's mill road and vint hill road you got a crash Dale boulevard between ridgefield road and Delaney wrote a wreck You also had old bridge road near west ridge drive There was an earlier crash The reminder for tomorrow the closure and Clifton of Main Street at the railroad crossing this is scheduled track work It'll be blocked at 6 45 a.m. until 6 p.m. Thursday Main Street will be closed between school street and Clifton creek drive at the railroad crossing Now you'll find in Maryland beltway delays remain inner loop after branch avenue toward the Wilson bridge topside ad loop slow 95 headed over toward George avenue trouble in mount areas on 27 going southbound as you leave 70 headed toward the light down near mill bottom road You're going to find the crash reportedly along the right side two 70 had been slow leaving her banner down to one O 9 then a delay as you get into Germantown toward Montgomery village avenue two ten was jammed going northbound the wreck before swan creek and Livingston wrote had been along the right side Now it sounds like we've got an issue toward elegant city 70 west before 29 I think that crash is already over on the shoulder Hopefully with those lanes open Jack Taylor WTO P traffic Our forecast now Mike's dinner for she had a few more mornings like this one lined up Yeah we'll just stick this one in the copy or keep it around for a few days That would be wonderful.
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"Gallo let's head to Matt ridder with our weather High altitude clouds for the rest of this evening into overnight tonight and it's going to be a cold one Low temperatures will get down into the upper 20s to the low 30s in the outlying areas mid to upper 30s inside the bigger cities For tomorrow Tuesday some clear skies early in the day then increasing cloudiness it'll be milder with highs in the mid to upper 50s Wednesday partly sunny and mild highs will be in the mid to upper 50s Thursday increasing clouds and increasing temperatures warmer upper 50 to low 60s I'm store team four meteorologist Merida 39 in Frederick 37 manassas 47 in Washington brought to you by land the plumber Trusted Same day service 7 days a week good to have you here at 7 21 Virginia's so called red flag law was passed last year to keep guns away from people who are deemed a risk Some people want to repeal that law but today fairfax county officials held a news conference to stress its importance Fairfax Commonwealth's attorney Steve descano says that the red flag law is long overdue it needs to stay in place It is a critical tool For my office and our partners in law enforcement to disrupt and prevent potential gun violence It takes guns out of the hands of those deemed a risk to themselves or others it also prevents them from buying guns The emergency version lasts 14 days the more permanent order can be extended for 180 days at a time indefinitely So to anyone listening I would say the big takeaway is if you know someone with a gun acting in a way that concerns you please speak up help us prevent another gun tragedy Valerie bonk WTO P news We have an update on the debate over whether women should be able to take off their tops on the beach in ocean city A group of women is trying to get the case before the U.S. Supreme Court through a petition Ocean city passed its ordinance four years ago ordering women to cover up on the beach the women say men are free to take off their shirts so women should be allowed to do the same and appeals courts supported ocean city saying the restrictions protect public sensibilities but the chief appellate judge urged the justices to reconsider Supreme Court precedent in such cases very few petition to cases cases are taken up by the Supreme Court each term So whether you're sending your holiday gifts through the postal service UPS or FedEx getting started now will make it much more likely your gifts get there on time They will let you ship as late as December 23rd but of course that's expensive and a little more risky What else should you remember as you pack up your gifts Don't wait till the last minute to ship your packages because everybody else wants to do the same thing And second make sure your box is really in good condition don't try to reuse the box or something which can break that could block a lot of problems So these are good box good packing materials Wrong enough nuke Holly is principal scientist at UPS He says you should have two labels one on the outside of the box a second one filled out inside the box in case the box gets damaged They can open it move the contents to a new one and slap on that new label Coming up in money news how big will you raise be next year And if you go to a physical store for holiday shopping chances are someone very young will be helping you.
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Even Dan Bongino Had a Better Campaign Meet-and-Greet Than Joe Biden
"Than it was Now keep in mind I even managed to get three people to show up In ocean city in the winter and I never forget it because the guy who set it up was a super nice guy Charles He was an awesome guy But he had a bunch of like subway sandwiches there that was pre Megan Rapinoe so I don't ever shop there again But and I'm thinking like wow these three people are gonna have to eat about 20 of these each to get really but I thought to myself okay like that was embarrassing It was a pretty terrible meet and greet There were only three people but you know what I stayed I stayed for an hour and I sat and talked to those three people forever And we cut out a good time even though I wasn't embarrassed I'm not gonna lie to you But imagine being Joe Biden The former vice president of the United States a senator from the state of Delaware for about 700 years You've been a senator since the Game of Thrones era You've been a senator since dragons roamed the earth and were fighting against the lady in the movie and the big guy who plays Aquaman right now He wasn't a thing That's been a senator since he has been a senator since Conan the barbarian was pushing the thing around the circle when he was a kid if you've seen the movie and getting really big quads from doing it That's how long this guy's been his center He was the vice president for 8 years You do a meet and greet during your campaign and as a self circles for 12 people And only half of them are full Do you understand how embarrassing that is and why does this explain by tying this up for you I hope I am As to why Joe Biden is so uncomfortable with who Joe Biden really is Joe Biden needs to be popular He doesn't need to be
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"ITC is one of 9 places where tolls are collected in Maryland an audit found thousands of drivers have been overcharged from 2019 to 2020 Some easy pass sensors on cars were misread as being trucks Others were double billed The Maryland transportation authority has said it was the perfect storm of factors that led to the billing problems New equipment new contractors the pandemic drivers are being asked to review their toll statements a General Assembly committee hearing later this year will look at whether the problems have been fixed and refunds issued On the IT senior law can sting WTL pinos A Danish energy company is moving forward with plans to build a $20 million operations and maintenance facility in west ocean city Builds and operates renewable energy projects and is planning to make ocean city a strategic location for the offshore wind industry The company said Friday the operations facility will service orsteds 120 megawatt offshore wind project which will power 40,000 homes in the region A company says it will generate $225 million in economic investment in Maryland and create nearly 1400 jobs statewide Virginia's old rag trail has become so popular you may have to buy a ticket to hike it The Richmond times dispatch reports are proposed pilot program would require hikers to buy a one or $2 ticket online in addition to the $30 per vehicle entry fee the proposal is part of the effort to limit trail traffic to 800 hikers per day The congressional women's softball game will be played this month after being canceled in postponed because of COVID It's scheduled for Wednesday October 27th at the Watkins recreation center on Capitol Hill a team of women members of Congress will take on a team of women journalists and it'll all benefit the young survival coalition nonprofit raising awareness about breast cancer in young people Money news next it's 6 54 The more options you have the better Maryland so if you have Medicare give yourself choice and flexibility with UnitedHealthcare as America's number one Medicare advantage plan provider UnitedHealthcare offers a wide range of Medicare advantage.
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The B.S. Media Narratives About Biden's Afghanistan Failures
"Going through these media narratives that RBS all week. We added one just now. Don't let them say oh, Biden was locked in. This was a Trump deal from the start to surrender to the Afghanistan to the to the Afghan Taliban. It was a trump deal, but softened Biden could have done and by the way, the only reason the Taliban didn't attack us was because of this deal, Surrender Deal. Trump Sign and M. Biden. Biden was locked in There were no attacks during the it's not true. There were attacks during the deal, and Trump responded because the Trump deal with the Taliban was the conditions based deal. In other words, you mess with us. We are going to punish you and rain heads down on your heads. And that's exactly what happened. I just read to you the headline. Just four days after Trump agreed to this deal with the Taliban to get out of Afghanistan, just four days is simple math, even for liberals. Trump bombed them because they didn't go by the deal. Biden did nothing like that. Biden and Biden said no conditions were getting out empty out the prisons. Screw Bagram, leave our people behind. Don't let them blame Trump. But the most disgusting narrative. Told you we do it a little bit in reverse. Someone we've been covering all week is the and this is probably one of the dumbest short term. Narrative efforts at spinning an hour if I've ever seen is this effort to blame Americans? Sake, did it again yesterday. I'm going to get to that audio, too. It's just disturbing. See they're they're going to blame. Americans are leaving behind their setting it up right now, and the spin is going to be. They wanted to stay as if Afghanistan is like the Jersey Shore or something in the summer Ocean city like a Hamptons resort or something. It's a reality show.
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Judges Uphold Ocean City Law Banning Topless Sunbathing for Women
"Appeals court has affirmed Ocean City's right to ban women from topless sunbathing. A three judge panel in Richmond, Virginia, ruled unanimously that the law is constitutional
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"ocean city" Discussed on Ali on the Run Show
"Honey she's my mom's mom. She is ninety seven. Both my grandmothers are ninety seven. But my dad's mom lives in florida so we got to see honey and hug her. Got to see anne and it was just wonderful. So yes we were in pennsylvania for the first two and a half days and then brian and ellie came back up to new hampshire l. e. the poor poppy She awhile ago. The version is that she we think has a tornado and so he came back up to he needed to get a lot of work done and so he came up to do that but also to take her to the vet and get her checked out because she was limping really bad. And so were navigating that and figuring out if she'll have surgery and i'm so send ellie all your love She still happy as ever in mon admit that she's hurting but obviously we can see that she's limping and compensating a bit on our back legs so so from there bryan took my parents car and my parents came in my car and so me and my mom and dad and anne continued on south and drove to ocean city. We grew up going to ocean city quite a bit Since my family's from pennsylvania it's you know close ish to there was just under two hours and my aunt lives at. My mom's older sister lives in ocean city and so does her son and his wife and their daughters and so it was really. We got more family time We are fortunate that they happen to own one of the hotels on the boardwalk so We got to stay there at a discounted rate. Be saying that. Yeah family's fine So we stayed right on the boardwalk which is wonderful and it was just so special getting to show any all the things that i grew up loving in ocean city And again. I'm not a great person to ask for like out of the box recommendations. We really stick to all of the boardwalk stuff. We don't venture too far from the boardwalk especially with the kids it was just easier So it was. My parents had their room. And i were in a room. And then my brother and his wife and their two kids tyler and abby they were in a room and so you got lots of family time. Anne loves the water which we have always known really got to see on this trip. She loved the beach. she loved the sand. She loved the pool. Oh my god did. She love the pool. We had so much fun. Splashing around the pool. i love running on the boardwalk and so in the mornings anne would have breakfast with my parents and i would just do like a super short little run so i wasn't gone too long. I didn't wanna ask for too much. Help them for two too many favors because it was their vacation to so they would all have breakfast..
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"ocean city" Discussed on She Podcasts
"Because i'm sad that i didn't make plans to go to the beach. Do it every fourth of july this year especially so because it's the first time in like six years that it hasn't rained on the fourth of july not last year but in subsequent years. I've made extreme efforts to take this little bored of fireworks and it's poured on our heads at my friend's house at the dupont country club all kinds of places. It's a huge bummer. Did you see fireworks We watched it on tv. They had fireworks where i was last night strangely but and it was so packed. It was a good energy though. Because you know people coming out of the pandemic reckon people were happy about it but you know big crowds like that. Just aren't for me especially in in the hot weather so we kind of did a drive by and then went back to my parents house drive. Good drive-by firework watching. Did you see it on saturday. Had all the fireworks set up for that night and somehow they went off in the middle of the day. Like all at once in ocean city maryland in ocean city. Yeah that was a big deal. That's where it was. I mean i was in bethany beach. Delaware but yeah. I didn't know that that's hilarious. People running for cover the thing with phone is. There's like seven thousand videos of it from different angles. I heard a bunch going off actually a couple of the ones we're discussing because that's an hour and a half away but i heard some going off in the middle of the day on the fourth of july as well but it was like three or four o'clock no sense whatsoever and clearly you weren't able to see anything so it's like what are you practicing was why in ninety works stopped blooming them. I did see. There was the worst some close by and i thought oh my gosh the thing starts at nine thirty and i thought there's no way i can't i can't drag fan on thirty soldiers saying you can't stay up to nine thirty. No it's not staying up till nine thirty. That means that the thing is going to start at nine thirty wherever it is that we're going and i don't want to be somewhere at nine thirty. Have this thing happened com home afterwards. So i don't know. I remember when i noticed that i was. It was ten o'clock. We were on in the bed already with the girls. Chillan couldn't you ascend the mountain and look towards the fireworks and see them from where we could have gone outside to look okay. We did not. Patrick thinks you should start. A new show. Called the flea coach steph league coach. Oh my gosh. Jenny said she started hearing random. Fireworks at ten am on the fourth. I think they're they're practicing right right..
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"ocean city" Discussed on WMAL 630AM
"For folks in Ocean City, Maryland, because it was not 10 30 Sunday night when the fireworks went off, it was 10 30. Sunday morning. Yeah, employees were setting up a display on an ocean City beach Sunday morning when a quote unintentional discharge caused the entire Fireworks display to go off at once a giant column of smoke shooting up from the beach fireworks going off left and right. Those who were up and on the beach Sunday morning got a chance to watch and record the display. Fireworks arrived to find that there were no vehicles on fire, According to the Ocean City police, However, there was a quote, unintentional discharge of fireworks being set up on the beach for the town's fireworks show. There was one minor injury. An employee from the fireworks company he refused to go to the hospital. According to Fox, five in D. C. Nobody else injured, thankfully, but no fireworks on Sunday night in Ocean City, Maryland, because of that premature discharge on Sunday morning, Thankfully, we did have fireworks on the National mall. And there were a lot of folks out and about it was almost a you know, not quite the quote unquote normal. Independence Day celebration, But it was pretty darn close there on the National Mall. You had good crowds again. No social distancing measures no requirements to stand six ft. Away from one another. Just get out. Enjoy yourself and say Happy birthday to the United States of America. It is 6 28 Year N W M L If you could buy a Saturday to do whatever you want. How much would it be worth to you? 1 800 got junk can sell you two free Saturdays a year. Give us a call, and we'll bring the right over. The average family sends to Saturday, the year wrestling with junk. We could easily make disappear The junk that would take you hours to haul away. It'll be gone in a modern minute. Give us the call. We make junk is the beer..
Kim Komando
Fireworks Accidentally Explode on Ocean City, Maryland, Beach
"Staged for an Independence Day show in Ocean City, Maryland for employees received Minor injuries and several fireworks shows in Ocean City have been cancelled out of an abundance of caution. Competitive eater Joey Chestnut has beaten
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"From downtown Ocean City. Fireworks being unloaded for tonight's show ignited early the Ocean City Fire department, saying one firework went off first and that let others some workers for the company that was hired to put on the downtown show received minor injuries but turned down a trip to the hospital. They were unloading those fireworks for tonight's display. A safe zone was in place around the fireworks, according to Ocean City fires are no beachgoers or people on the boardwalk were hurt when that happened. Baltimore judge has ordered expanded jobless benefits to continue for 300,000 Marylanders Under the federal stimulus plan. The judge's ruling rejects Governor Larry Hogan's attempt to stop the enhanced benefits. Two months sooner than Congress intended under the cares act, Governor Hogan cited a severe worker shortage in Maryland. But the Baltimore City circuit Judge issued a temporary restraining order stopping Maryland from cutting off the benefits at midnight. Judge Laurence Fletcher Hill wrote in his opinion he struck by the plight of those who have had to struggle with irregular or no employment. A spokesman for the governor says the judge's ruling is being appealed ridiculously on O. W. T o P news Now the temporary restraining order expires in 10 days. They court expects to hold a hearing on a longer term injunction. Before then. Maryland is one of about two dozen states where governors moved to end the benefits early. The federal benefits amount to $300 a week and funded through And are funded through early September. A majority of Americans are planning to fly old glory today, but about a third say they won't The pool of about 1000 adults conducted nationwide early last month by CBS News found more than six in 10 will be flying the American flag today similar to what it has been. In the past. Republicans have traditionally been most likely to fly the Stars and Stripes. And that was true in this poll, 80% will do so this year compared to 58% of Democrats and 53% of indifference. About four in 10 of those asked said they plan to watch a fireworks display in person, Christopher Cruz w T o P News it is 12 7 coming up after traffic and weather. What made the list of best cheap summer vacations within driving distance on Jenny Glick?.
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Hero Saves Toddler Thrown From Truck Into Maryland Bay
"Ocean CITY, Maryland, A five car crash on a bridge sent a two year old girl and her car seat plunging into the water. Ah, witness jumped in and rescued the toddler. She'll be all right. Officials say the witness asked to
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Vaccine Pre-Registration Open For All Marylanders 16 And Older
"Covert 19 vaccinations here in our region. Let's start this afternoon in Maryland, where Governor Larry Hogan has announced Maura people will soon be able to get a shot. He also says there will Be a walk up policy at a mass vaccination site and says We should be cautious. When it comes to holiday travel. Let's go to w T o P SKATE RUN. Maryland is not yet in Phase three, but Governor Larry Hogan did open up pre registration for covert 19 vaccinations. Today, every single Marylander who wants a covert 19 vaccine and now pre register for an appointment at a mass vaccination site. Logan also announced the Eastern Shore, mass vaccination side and Salsbury will not require appointments. And while he advised against travel to states, where the covert variants are becoming dominant, he did say, drive to the beach. Stop in Salisbury get get everybody vaccinated and then go to Ocean city and get some Thrasher's French fries. Stay for the weekend and go toe Easter brunch on Sunday morning. Take
WTOP 24 Hour News
Snow, wintry mess eyes Washington DC region Thursday
"Amelia Draper. It's Storm Team four as we've got some heavy weather, potentially moving through the region. What do you see for us? Welsh on Thursday Thursday night going to be a mess across the region as we have a wintry mix mainly of snow and ice, moving in very early Thursday and continuing throughout the day, coming to an end early Friday morning, looking at snow accumulation and then some ice on top of that, so if you can avoid travel Thursday, Thursday night, that's gonna be your best bet the National Weather Service already placing everyone Under a winter storm watch for this system. Now, tonight, Sky's become clear with lows in the upper teens to mid twenties, mostly to partly sunny tomorrow colder with temperatures in the thirties and again, We'll have that wintry mix throughout the entire day. Thursday on into Thursday night with highs Thursday, right around freezing on Friday. We warm too near 40, as has become partly sunny. Road conditions will be slick with snow and ice and spots Thursday and Thursday night. The weekend right now looking son felt but cold for mid February low to mid thirties for high temperatures on Saturday on Sunday, we'll have temperatures warming to near 40 degrees currently across the region right now outside of our studios in Upper northwest Washington. Coming in at 44 35 in Hagerstown and over at the beach Ocean City at
WCBM 680 AM
"ocean city" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
"And infrastructure spending is well now some of the stimulus so we think the market is also at ease with the party control scenario because this whole Democratic blue wave will be somewhat restrained, at least in our assessment. Our assessment at RBC Wealth Management RBC Capital Markets because there's a big difference between a 5 to 10 FT Wave Okay, which is akin to narrow control both chambers of Congress that Democrats will have And the power of Let's say, a 30 to 40 ft platform or winter waves that break at Mavericks, and that's more akin to let's say strong congressional majorities. And I think anybody out there has been on a surfboard before would say if you maybe nobody's had the chance to ride these Mavericks, these 30 and 40 ft waves. Versus of five or 10 ft. Swell and you're not going to see him in Ocean City, Maryland, by the way, but if you are you'll, you'll get the point that it's a much different ride right so thus far. The risks of tax increases are not at the forefront right And we think this is because razor thin democratic control in the Senate, combined with the party's narrow majority in the House, makes passing sweeping Substantial tax hikes difficult to achieve. As I said, Think more like the narrow control both chambers of Congress that the Democrats will have is the smaller wave is the 5 to 10 FT. Wave that most surfers can handle right and navigate, not the 30 to 40 FT. You know, Winter wave that breaks so in our view, Okay. Our view it RBC Wealth management. RBC Capital Markets is that politicians generally recognized that raising taxes in the earlier stages of an economic recovery and amid persistent covert 19 Economic challenges. Would be ill advised, and this effectively reduces the risk of substantial tax increases at least this year in 2000 and 21. With that. I'm gonna take my final break here on the program again. Call the number..
WTOP
"ocean city" Discussed on WTOP
"One of them could be parlor, a two year old social media platform growing popular among conservatives. But now parlors being booted off of APP stores in its Web hosting service for allowing postings that could be used to incite violence or quote facilitate yet further illegal and dangerous activities. This is seen it editor at large in share. Apple and Google are pushing back saying that if you're going to run a social network, you need to have meaningful moderation. It's going to be very interesting to see where this ends up going. Of course, While the First Amendment protects you and me from the government silencing us, it does nothing to stop companies from doing the same new this morning, Amazon is suspending parlor from its Web hosting service, according to multiple reports. Now, Amazon says parlor violated its terms of service by failing to adequately moderate content. Letter sent to parlor this weekend says the punishment will be implemented by early Monday morning, the head of parlor, saying his sight could be unavailable for up to a week as they rebuild from scratch. Ocean City, Maryland is going to continue its temporary outdoor seating permit program for restaurants through the end of this year. Now the program then to help restaurants offer more seating, despite Maryland's occupancy limits and social distancing rules expired on December 31st. But the mayor and City Council has unanimously approved a plan to extend it. Ocean City Mayor Rick Me and says he supports the program. For the sake of the businesses, the residents and visitors. I think our businesses will create it. Think they followed all the guidelines and they lead by example. He calls it a testament to the business community that they were able to adapt to the change to outdoor dining. Sandy coz l w T O P News Probably. Health advocates are pushing for another hike in Maryland's alcohol tax. More than 250 organizations are proposing a one cent increase in the states Alcohol tax to help fund grants for programs that provide health coverage. Substance abuse treatment in mental.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Amazon suspends Parler from web hosting service
"Led social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to suspend the accounts used by President Trump. This weekend. The president says he's negotiating with other sites. Now one one of of them them could could be be parlor, parlor, a a two two year year old old social social media media platform platform growing growing popular popular among among conservatives. conservatives. But But now now parlors parlors being being booted booted off off of of APP APP stores stores in in its its Web Web hosting hosting service service for for allowing allowing postings postings that that could could be be used used to to incite incite violence violence or or quote quote facilitate facilitate yet yet further further illegal illegal and and dangerous dangerous activities. activities. This is seen it editor at large in share. Apple and Google are pushing back saying that if you're going to run a social network, you need to have meaningful moderation. It's going to be very interesting to see where this ends up going. Of course, While the First Amendment protects you and me from the government silencing us, it does nothing to stop companies from doing the same new this morning, Amazon is suspending parlor from its Web hosting service, according to multiple reports. Now, Amazon says parlor violated its terms of service by failing to adequately moderate content. Letter sent to parlor this weekend says the punishment will be implemented by early Monday morning, the head of parlor, saying his sight could be unavailable for up to a week as they rebuild from scratch. Ocean City, Maryland is
How I Built This
Interview With Dave Anderson Of Famous Dave's
"So, most of the biggest restaurant chains started in small places McDonald's was born in San Bernardino California Domino's in Epsilon t Michigan Sonic Shawnee Oklahoma Arby's Boardman Ohio. There are a number of reasons why this is the case there's usually less competition. The rent is lower, and if white you're offering is new or different people will stand in line for it as they did at the original boardwalk fries in ocean city Maryland which is now a franchise company with more than one hundred locations nationwide they stood in line the chicken. Salad Chicken Auburn Alabama up which now has one hundred forty stores same with five guys in Arlington, Virginia and empire of more than fifteen hundred locations today, and as you will hear in the mid nineteen, ninety s people came from far and wide for some of the best pit barbecue they ever had and it wasn't in Texas Hill country or eastern North, Carolina. But rather in Hayward Wisconsin town of twenty three, hundred people in the northern reaches of the United States where in January he can get down to minus seventeen degrees. This is where Dave Anderson, after years of trying out different business ideas decided to open famous Dave's barbecue in nineteen, ninety four. Today famous Dave's has about one hundred and twenty five locations nationwide making it one of the largest barbecue chains in the country. But the story of Dave's is also a story of how a simple passion for serving smoked ribs chicken and brisket Kim grow too big and too fast and how a founder of can almost lose complete control of a good idea. Dave Anderson grew up in a working class family in Chicago in the nineteen fifties and sixties both his parents were native Americans who grew up on reservations in different parts of the country. My Dad's a full blood choctaw Indian from idol. Homa and if you were to look at a map, of Oklahoma, you'd see that I had a bell is in the southeast corner of Oklahoma, which is way down south, and then my mom is from the Likud array reservation wishes way up north she's. A member of the Likud Ray Lake Superior Band of Ojibway says she grew up in Wisconsin he grew up in Oklahoma and how did they meet both of my parents? I think is the unfortunate part of my story where taken by the Bureau of Indian affairs away from their families and stuck an Indian boarding schools basically making orphans out of them now fortunately for me, though my parents met at Haskell Institute, for Indians, Lawrence Kansas so both just to clarify. So both your parents grew up on Indian reservations they met at a boarding school that I guess was where Indian kids from across the country were brought to I. Don't know. Basically to mainstream because my dad when he was brought into a boarding school didn't speak English. She was A choctaw speaking Indian and When he got put into these boarding schools, he can remember. Being beat in having this mouthwash dot with soap and tell e would forget his language and only speak English didn't happen Abraham Lincoln's Day or George Washington's Day. But this generation my parents I think that's a story that sometimes people in America never here. No, they don't what did your dad do for a living when you were a kid? My Dad was electricity and My mom was a secretary she worked as a secretary. So I was like a lot of kids that lived in a working class neighborhood and we didn't have a lot but we always had food on the table I think growing up though I always knew that my family was different because when all the other kids are going out for pizza and hotdogs especially. In Chicago being a great pizza town. Chicago hotdogs, my dad would load us up into the family car and we're headed down to south side of Chicago. For rips and growing up I. Knew every black owned barbecue joint in Chicago and I can remember as early as nineteen fifty-nine, nine eating rip tips at Limbs Barbecue and fifty nine hundred state street. Yeah I mean Chicago became obviously hugely important. As Barbecue. Capital because of the great migration. So many African Americans who migrated out of the Jim Crow South moved to Chicago and brought them their culinary traditions you the also brought blues, what a great combination in. So Chicago throughout the years has always been known as a great blues town down also great, barbecue. Dave as a kid. Did your mom and dad instill strong. Indian values in you did you did you have a strong? Indian identity as a kid. You know growing up in a native American family we were cognizant that. We were America's first people. My Dad was very proud of his choctaw nation. My mom was proud to be from the Likud array reservation and for us that got carried over in that we ate Indian foods. My Dad was very insistent that he had his foods from the south my mom with growing up. She did a lot of fishing and she harvested wild rice. And so throughout years. My Dad would always. Make pilgrimages down to the south so he could get his banana. Corn. Type of bread almost like tamales wrapped up and corn us, and then my mom would always take fishing up north and we would harvest wild rice and but more importantly to raise money for the family. My parents would have a Indian. Freiburg stand and my dad would grilled and smoked cup venison mom would make Indian FRY bread and also wild rice soup but we would sell venison fried bread sandwiches along with balls of wild rice soup I think attending Indian powwows with my mom where we would have the Indian Freiburg stand really taught me a lot about cooking cooking outdoors but also the appreciation for foods that are harvested naturally being able to harvest wild rice. Fishing in all of those experiences that I think throughout the years of always carried
How I Built This
Interview With Dave Anderson Of Famous Dave's
"So, most of the biggest restaurant chains started in small places McDonald's was born in San Bernardino California Domino's in Epsilon t Michigan Sonic Shawnee Oklahoma Arby's Boardman Ohio. There are a number of reasons why this is the case there's usually less competition. The rent is lower, and if white you're offering is new or different people will stand in line for it as they did at the original boardwalk fries in ocean city Maryland which is now a franchise company with more than one hundred locations nationwide they stood in line the chicken. Salad Chicken Auburn Alabama up which now has one hundred forty stores same with five guys in Arlington, Virginia and empire of more than fifteen hundred locations today, and as you will hear in the mid nineteen, ninety s people came from far and wide for some of the best pit barbecue they ever had and it wasn't in Texas Hill country or eastern North, Carolina. But rather in Hayward Wisconsin town of twenty three, hundred people in the northern reaches of the United States where in January he can get down to minus seventeen degrees. This is where Dave Anderson, after years of trying out different business ideas decided to open famous Dave's barbecue in nineteen, ninety four. Today famous Dave's has about one hundred and twenty five locations nationwide making it one of the largest barbecue chains in the country. But the story of Dave's is also a story of how a simple passion for serving smoked ribs chicken and brisket Kim grow too big and too fast and how a founder of can almost lose complete control of a good idea. Dave Anderson grew up in a working class family in Chicago in the nineteen fifties and sixties both his parents were native Americans who grew up on reservations in different parts of the country. My Dad's a full blood choctaw Indian from idol. Homa and if you were to look at a map, of Oklahoma, you'd see that I had a bell is in the southeast corner of Oklahoma, which is way down south, and then my mom is from the Likud array reservation wishes way up north she's. A member of the Likud Ray Lake Superior Band of Ojibway says she grew up in Wisconsin he grew up in Oklahoma and how did they meet both of my parents? I think is the unfortunate part of my story where taken by the Bureau of Indian affairs away from their families and stuck an Indian boarding schools basically making orphans out of them now fortunately for me, though my parents met at Haskell Institute, for Indians, Lawrence Kansas so both just to clarify. So both your parents grew up on Indian reservations they met at a boarding school that I guess was where Indian kids from across the country were brought to I. Don't know. Basically to mainstream because my dad when he was brought into a boarding school didn't speak English. She was A choctaw speaking Indian and When he got put into these boarding schools, he can remember. Being beat in having this mouthwash dot with soap and tell e would forget his language and only speak English didn't happen Abraham Lincoln's Day or George Washington's Day. But this generation my parents I think that's a story that sometimes people in America never here. No, they don't what did your dad do for a living when you were a kid? My Dad was electricity and My mom was a secretary she worked as a secretary. So I was like a lot of kids that lived in a working class neighborhood and we didn't have a lot but we always had food on the table I think growing up though I always knew that my family was different because when all the other kids are going out for pizza and hotdogs especially. In Chicago being a great pizza town. Chicago hotdogs, my dad would load us up into the family car and we're headed down to south side of Chicago. For rips and growing up I. Knew every black owned barbecue joint in Chicago and I can remember as early as nineteen fifty-nine, nine eating rip tips at Limbs Barbecue and fifty nine hundred state street. Yeah I mean Chicago became obviously hugely important. As Barbecue. Capital because of the great migration. So many African Americans who migrated out of the Jim Crow South moved to Chicago and brought them their culinary traditions you the also brought blues, what a great combination in. So Chicago throughout the years has always been known as a great blues town down also great, barbecue. Dave as a kid. Did your mom and dad instill strong. Indian values in you did you did you have a strong? Indian identity as a kid. You know growing up in a native American family we were cognizant that. We were America's first people. My Dad was very proud of his choctaw nation. My mom was proud to be from the Likud array reservation and for us that got carried over in that we ate Indian foods. My Dad was very insistent that he had his foods from the south my mom with growing up. She did a lot of fishing and she harvested wild rice. And so throughout years. My Dad would always. Make pilgrimages down to the south so he could get his banana. Corn. Type of bread almost like tamales wrapped up and corn us, and then my mom would always take fishing up north and we would harvest wild rice and but more importantly to raise money for the family. My parents would have a Indian. Freiburg stand and my dad would grilled and smoked cup venison mom would make Indian FRY bread and also wild rice soup but we would sell venison fried bread sandwiches along with balls of wild rice soup I think attending Indian powwows with my mom where we would have the Indian Freiburg stand really taught me a lot about cooking cooking outdoors but also the appreciation for foods that are harvested naturally being able to harvest wild rice. Fishing in all of those experiences that I think throughout the years of always carried
How I Built This
Famous Dave's: Dave Anderson
"Did you. Give it the name famous Dave's as kind of a joke because you weren't get famous, right Well on the road out of town, there's Dave's guns, Dave's antiques, Dave's boats so. was going to name my place Dave's famous barbecue shop. I get my business cards and it said famous Dave's barbecue. I imagine I can't believe the printer messed up my business cards and my wife's a dave calm down when she just leave it. So famous Dave's. History. From NPR, it's how I built this show about innovators, entrepreneurs, idealists, and the stories behind the movements they built. I'm guy rise and on the show today our passion for smoked ribs lead Dave Anderson open a barbecue. In the middle of nowhere and how it grew into famous Dave's one of the biggest barbecue chains in the country. Are. So, most of the biggest restaurant chains started in small places McDonald's was born in San Bernardino California Domino's in Epsilon t Michigan Sonic Shawnee Oklahoma Arby's Boardman Ohio. There are a number of reasons why this is the case there's usually less competition. The rent is lower, and if white you're offering is new or different people will stand in line for it as they did at the original boardwalk fries in ocean city Maryland which is now a franchise company with more than one hundred locations nationwide they stood in line the chicken. Salad Chicken Auburn Alabama up which now has one hundred forty stores same with five guys in Arlington, Virginia and empire of more than fifteen hundred locations today, and as you will hear in the mid nineteen, ninety s people came from far and wide for some of the best pit barbecue they ever had and it wasn't in Texas Hill country or eastern North, Carolina. But rather in Hayward Wisconsin town of twenty three, hundred people in the northern reaches of the United States where in January he can get down to minus seventeen degrees. This is where Dave Anderson, after years of trying out different business ideas decided to open famous Dave's barbecue in nineteen, ninety four. Today famous Dave's has about one hundred and twenty five locations nationwide making it one of the largest barbecue chains in the country. But the story of Dave's is also a story of how a simple passion for serving smoked ribs chicken and brisket Kim grow too big and too fast and how a founder of can almost lose complete control of a good idea. Dave Anderson grew up in a working class family in Chicago in the nineteen fifties and sixties both his parents were native Americans who grew up on reservations in different parts of the country. My Dad's a full blood choctaw Indian from idol. Homa and if you were to look at a map, of Oklahoma, you'd see that I had a bell is in the southeast corner of Oklahoma, which is way down south, and then my mom is from the Likud array reservation wishes way up north she's. A member of the Likud Ray Lake Superior Band of Ojibway says she grew up in Wisconsin he grew up in Oklahoma and how did they meet both of my parents? I think is the unfortunate part of my story where taken by the Bureau of Indian affairs away from their families and stuck an Indian boarding schools basically making orphans out of them now fortunately for me, though my parents met at Haskell Institute, for Indians, Lawrence Kansas so both just to clarify. So both your parents grew up on Indian reservations they met at a boarding school that I guess was where Indian kids from across the country were brought to I. Don't know. Basically to mainstream because my dad when he was brought into a boarding school didn't speak English. She was A choctaw speaking Indian and When he got put into these boarding schools, he can remember. Being beat in having this mouthwash dot with soap and tell e would forget his language and only speak English didn't happen Abraham Lincoln's Day or George Washington's Day. But this generation my parents I think that's a story that sometimes people in America never here. No, they don't what did your dad do for a living when you were a kid? My Dad was electricity and My mom was a secretary she worked as a secretary. So I was like a lot of kids that lived in a working class neighborhood and we didn't have a lot but we always had food on the table I think growing up though I always knew that my family was different because when all the other kids are going out for pizza and hotdogs especially. In Chicago being a great pizza town. Chicago hotdogs, my dad would load us up into the family car and we're headed down to south side of Chicago. For rips and growing up I. Knew every black owned barbecue joint in Chicago and I can remember as early as nineteen fifty-nine, nine eating rip tips at Limbs Barbecue and fifty nine hundred state street. Yeah I mean Chicago became obviously hugely important. As Barbecue. Capital because of the great migration. So many African Americans who migrated out of the Jim Crow South moved to Chicago and brought them their culinary traditions you the also brought blues, what a great combination in. So Chicago throughout the years has always been known as a great blues town down also great, barbecue. Dave as a kid. Did your mom and dad instill strong. Indian values in you did you did you have a strong? Indian identity as a kid. You know growing up in a native American family we were cognizant that. We were America's first people. My Dad was very proud of his choctaw nation. My mom was proud to be from the Likud array reservation and for us that got carried over in that we ate Indian foods. My Dad was very insistent that he had his foods from the south my mom with growing up. She did a lot of fishing and she harvested wild rice. And so throughout years. My Dad would always. Make pilgrimages down to the south so he could get his banana. Corn. Type of bread almost like tamales wrapped up and corn us, and then my mom would always take fishing up north and we would harvest wild rice and but more importantly to raise money for the family. My parents would have a Indian. Freiburg stand and my dad would grilled and smoked cup venison mom would make Indian FRY bread and also wild rice soup but we would sell venison fried bread sandwiches along with balls of wild rice soup I think attending Indian powwows with my mom where we would have the Indian Freiburg stand really taught me a lot about cooking cooking outdoors but also the appreciation for foods that are harvested naturally being able to harvest wild rice. Fishing in all of those experiences that I think throughout the years of always carried
World News Tonight with David Muir
Hurricane Delta turns deadly as ravaged Louisiana cleans up aftermath
"We do move on now to the aftermath of Hurricane Delta forty eight hours after slamming into Louisiana more than three, hundred, thousand customers are. Still without power homes in Lake Charles Underwater after the second hurricane to strike there in just six weeks heavy rain moving up into Tennessee and Georgia. You see right there and take a look at this a freight train derailing on flooded tracks in. Georgia leaving to a Hazmat emergency situation homes around the evacuated and the remnants of Delta are still on the move. Here's ABC. Senior meteorologist. Rob. Marciano. Tonight the remnants of Hurricane Delta wreaking havoc in the south after slamming into. Louisiana category, two hurricane at least seven reported tornadoes across the southeast first responders forming a human chain rescuing people from chest high floodwater in north Georgia heavy rain swamping parts of I seventy five this massive train derailing causing a hazmat situation and evacuation outside of Atlanta water pouring into homes residents waiting through the debris in. Louisiana three hundred thousand customers still without power tonight. Residents picking up the pieces from Delta's devastation. One hundred mile per hour winds, toppling trees, ripping roofs off homes, knocking down power lines. The North side of town was completed dark that was nothing Delta hitting Louisiana just six weeks after Hurricane Laura the two storms making landfall just twelve miles apart the white family living out of their camper power of is out for twenty seven days actually for us another still people without power from the first one. Charles residents know they have a long road to recovery feel hopeless I don't know if I'm going to. Be Able to live through. Put back together. Only to have a distorted again. All right rob joins us now just back from the Storm Zone and rob the remnants of Delta are still packing a punch far from the Gulf coast. Very much. So it's a matter of fact, the remnants of Delta will be here in. New. York City in the next thirty six hours. Take a look at where the center of this thing is is just north Georgia near Chattanooga Tennessee strong storms that you saw in this area, but the heaviest rain is up against that front. So we put the map into. Motion, you'll see the pulses of heavy rain in DC and Baltimore, and Ocean City tomorrow, and then Philadelphia's well throughout the afternoon. The heavy stuff stay south of New York until tomorrow night and then lifts into New England where some of this will be beneficial rains. But in places like New Jersey will be the heaviest, we could very well see some flooding there.
WTOP 24 Hour News
H2Oi brings chaos to Ocean City, Maryland, Washington DC-area
"The show brings huge crowds of people Ocean City, Maryland, each and every year, But this weekend, the return was not welcomed by town leaders who frankly hate the event. Already there have been dozens of arrest. It's called H 20 I and it as Ocean City leaders telling families not to visit this weekend as police crackdown on racing, reckless driving and loud cars that squeal their tires all over town. Police say more than 100. People were arrested Saturday night after things got unruly and violent that after more than 50 people were arrested. Friday night. Numerous cars have also been impounded. Ocean City declared itself a special event zone this weekend with lowered speed limits and higher finds. The town also brought in more law enforcement from around the eastern shore to help deal with crowds and disorderly conduct. John Doman w T. O P New Maryland State trooper was injured last night making an arrest. The suspect has been identified as 23 year old Jonathan below off. Norfolk, Virginia, charged with resisting arrest
WTOP 24 Hour News
Washington, DC releases updated high-risk states list
"The summer is winding down, but we're not ready for it to end, especially since the Corona virus kept us from doing so many of the things were accustomed to doing some of us might think we can sneak back to Delaware for another trip to the beach. But now, the DC is once again added the state to its list of Corona virus. High Risk states, you might want to reconsider. Mayor Muriel Bowser says residents and visitors need to assume in making any travel plans that health data can change. Including the state's DC considers high risk states that were added to the list include Delaware, Hawaii in South Dakota states that were removed include Montana and New Mexico, She says Anyone who visited Ocean City can use their best judgment on whether to self quarantine. Think it's impractical for our neighbors in Maryland and Virginia to be a part of the quarantine list. Meanwhile, health metrics do not indicate a move to phase three anytime soon. BC health director Dr Luke Wandera Nesbitt says the city could still open pools and some entertainment options in face to
WTOP 24 Hour News
Delaware Back on Washington DC's List of High-Risk States With Travel Restrictions
"Some of us are hoping this sneak in one more trip to the beach. Now, the D. C has once again added Delaware to its list of Corona virus, High Risk states. Many are forced to reconsider their plans are story from double D. T O peacemaking. Clark Mayor Muriel Bowser says residents and visitors need to assume in making any travel plans that health data can change. Including the state's DC considers high risk states that were added to the list include Delaware, Hawaii in South Dakota states that were removed include Montana and New Mexico, She says Anyone who visited Ocean City can use their best judgment on whether to self quarantine. Think it's impractical for our neighbors in Maryland and Virginia to be a part of the quarantine list. Meanwhile, health metrics do not indicate a move to phase three anytime soon. BC health director Dr Luke Wandera Nesbitt says the city could still open pools and some entertainment options and face to Meghan Cloherty. W
WTOP 24 Hour News
Delaware Back on Washington DC's List of High-Risk States With Travel Restrictions
"Hoping to sneak in one more beach trip. But now that D C is at a Delaware to its list of high risk states is forcing many people to reconsider those plans. Mayor Muriel Bowser says residents and visitors need to assume in making any travel plans that health data can change, including the state's DC considers high risk. States that were added to the list include Delaware, Hawaii in South Dakota. States that were removed include Montana and New Mexico, She says Anyone who visited Ocean City can use their best judgment on whether to self quarantine. Think it's impractical for our neighbors in Maryland and Virginia to be a part of the quarantine list. Meanwhile, health metrics do not indicate a move to phase three anytime soon. BC health director Dr Luke Wandera Nesbitt says the city could still open pools and some entertainment options and face to Meghan Cloherty. W T o P News, Meantime,
Morning Edition
Trump's Postmaster General DeJoy will testifies before Congress
"Lewis to Joy testifies before Congress Today he is sure to be questioned about just how he is changing the U. S Postal Service. Joy has already promised to suspend his plans until after the election, but still faces concern about male delays and mail in ballots. That is especially the case in states where the vote may be close. Such as Pennsylvania, where NPR's Jeff Brady is based. Just about every summer. For more than two decades, Nancy Rothwell and her family have rented a vacation house at the Jersey Shore. This was the first year she ran into a problem with the mail. The realtor contacted me after about two weeks. And said, Hey, where is your money? And I said, What are you talking about? I mailed it in July. Sir, usually takes just a few days for mail to travel 80 miles from Roth Wells, Philadelphia suburb to the shore town. Fortunately, the check arrived, but just barely in time, three weeks from now. Tell him village to Ocean City, New Jersey is like ridiculous. The Postal Service declined to comment for this story. It referred NPR TOE. Postmaster General Lewis to Joy's announcement that cost cutting measures will be suspended until after the election to joy says the agency will be ableto handle whatever volume of election mail it receives. But postal service unions are not convinced. John Gibson is president of the National Postal Mail Handlers Union. Local 30 Wait, which covers Delaware. Pennsylvania and New Jersey. He says. Giant mail sorting machines that have already been removed aren't coming back. The trend facility took out 60 VCs machines, which sorts mail there not being returned. They're just not going to perceive with removing the other three. The loss of those machines now is a concern, says Gibson, because they also sort mail in ballots because of the pandemic. New Jersey is mailing ballots to everyone, and Gibson thinks not having these machines will slow down processing. Times. The steps that have been taken initially by the postmaster general have led to the slowing of the mail deliveries. No doubt about it. Ohio is another politically important state this election and at least one case, they're postal workers say equipment they thought would just be unplugged and covered with a tarp was instead dismantled and stored outside exposed to the elements. Ensuring it can't be used again. On top of these changes. Union official Gibson says the Corona virus pandemic also has slowed mail delivery. He says absenteeism among his members was up to 50% in spring, he says that's improving and has been cut in half. Still, even with change is suspended and workers coming back. Some voters like Yumi Kwan near Philadelphia are losing confidence that the Postal Service can ensure their votes will be counted and I going to get my mail in ballots on time. If I mail my ballots really get there on time. Voting is important to Quan. She's not a fan of President Trump, who won Pennsylvania four years ago by a narrow margin. With the Corona virus. She doesn't want to risk missing election day. Like if I get physically sick and I have to be hospitalized, I will not be able to go and vote. She signed up for a mail in ballot but has decided it will be best to deliver it in person. Jeff
AP 24 Hour News
Tropical Storm Isaias kills at least 4
"Storm warnings are now posted from Watch Hill Road Island to Stonington main, including in tuck it and Martha's Vineyard Ista. Yes, has knocked out power to thousands of New England. After blasting its way across the Eastern seaboard. It spawned tornadoes and ocean City, New Jersey, where Madeleine Fisher grabbed a camera. I was a little bit fearful, but we are houses on stilts, so our house was kind of swaying in the winds, at least for US deaths are blamed on the damage from the storm. It's