37 Burst results for "Orange County"
Veteran on the Move
A highlight from Pit Barrel Cooker Co. with Noah Glanville
"Noah Glanville is the founder and CEO of Pit Barrel Cooker Company. After serving as a Navy corpsman attached to a Marine Corps unit in Iraq, he returned home and started what is now a very popular brand in the outdoor cooking industry. Through grit and determination, Noah continues to successfully navigate one of the most competitive industries. Coming up next on Veteran on the Move. Welcome to Veteran on the Move. If you're a veteran in transition, an entrepreneur wannabe, or someone still stuck in that J -O -B trying to escape, this podcast is dedicated to your success, and now your host, Joe Crane. Service isn't just what Navy Federal Credit Union does, it's who they are. That's why Navy Federal created tools to help you earn and save more. Learn more at navyfederal .org slash join. All right, we're talking with Navy veteran Noah Glanville, founder of Pit Barrel Cooker Company. Noah, thanks for being here today. Looking forward to hearing all the good things you're doing with your company, and of course every barbecue is one of my favorite things, so I really want to hear about that. Before we get started, take us back, tell us what you did in the Navy. Thanks, Joe. I appreciate you having me on. I was a Navy corpsman with the Marine Corps. Had the pleasure of serving with, for most of my career, 1st Battalion, 5th Marines, and it was some of the best and worst years of my life, for sure, but mostly because of combat. But, you know, an amazing journey and made some really good friends, lifelong friends. Yeah. How many years were you in the Navy? Six years, and pretty much all six years were with the 1st Marine Division. Yeah, wow. Game on from the get -go, huh? How many deployments? I was overseas, I went, deployed to East Timor, that was kind of the first little conflict we were a part of, and that was, gosh, I guess, 1999. Iraq, And then and then got out and, I guess, still had a desire to go back over and then went to work for Blackwater, and that's a whole other chapter of my life. Oh, yeah. Wow. Okay. Awesome. Well, talk about your transition out of the Navy. Was it planned? Did you have a lot of preparation ahead of time, or did you prepare, or was it just something that happened real quick for you? I think that I was ready to get out, but I wasn't quite sure what the long -term effects or short -term effects were of PTSD, and I talk openly about it because I think it's important. I knew I wanted to get out, and I was kind of always an entrepreneur at heart. I always had a lot clearing business or weed eating or something going on when I was little, and realized from a young age that I wanted to bid on the job or I wanted to kind of be my own boss and have more control. When I got out, I had started a mobile auto detail in Orange County, and it was doing pretty good. And then the ordinance said that you can't have any water go down the drain, and so that made it very difficult to have a mobile auto detail and wash cars and not have water go down the drain. So we dealt with mats and things to try to retain the water, and nothing was very efficient. And so I got out and then went to work for a company called Extra Lease. And that was a big Berkshire Hathaway company, big corporation, and I did well on that. I moved up through the ranks, if you will, pretty quick, became an operations manager. But was it a great experience, but I believe that that was something that it was just one more underline of you need to do something, you need to start a business. And ultimately, my wife and I, we decided to come out with a product and go all in with it, and we definitely have, and that's the pit bra cooker today. And so you had never produced a product or sold a product before, but your first idea, the pit barrel cooker, is what you're still selling today. It is, and that's actually the way you frame it up is kind of an interesting lens to look through, because never having an idea of retail. And not only did we go into the retail business, but we jumped in head first and touched every aspect of business and trade, from negotiating the raw material good to the trip that it takes importing it into the United States. We export, we ship all over the world to different distributors. But then once it gets here, the marketing, the development, the operations, logistics, wholesale, retail, distributor model, everything, dealing with the buyers, we handle all of it to the customer service, to it ending up on the consumer store. Yeah. What a learning curve that's been. How long have you been, when was the first idea, the pit barrel cooker? I would say it was right around early 2010, 2009. Oh, okay. I And when started, when my goal, excuse me, I was contracting for Blackwater at the time and overseas, and I thought I was saving my money to go to culinary school. I always loved to entertain and thought I want to open up a restaurant. And everyone said, that's probably the worst way to go, or the easiest way to go broke rather. And they're probably right. And so I said, well, what is it about entertaining and food and cooking that really intrigues me? And that's just the act in doing it. And I could cook anything on a hibachi or any kind of grill, but I thought if we could take the guesswork out and truly make something that's affordable, that we're not gouging the customer and is simple. And our product, I really truly believe is, and if we could do that, maybe we really have something and possibly put some intellectual property behind it and really increase the quality with the coating so it lasts.
The Breakdown with Bethany
Fresh update on "orange county" discussed on The Breakdown with Bethany
"Yeah, that makes a lot of sense, and I would also just love to switch gears for a little bit, if that's OK. I mean, you sort of famously took a break from work to raise your children. And there's a lot of conversations around that now, like that, that being actually really brave and, you know, and then like, how are women and especially coming off of the pandemic, which was so unkind to moms. I would love to hear from you about sort of what it looks like, sort of re-emerging back to work a little bit more, being able to pursue those passions and, you know, any advice you have for mothers who are interested in doing the same. It's really hard because it's a win win situation and it's a no win situation. I have been working since I was four years old and I had waited to be a mom and, you know, my job involves travel. It involves really, really long hours. It involves missing a lot of things because there's 400 people on a set and I can be like, oh, my son has a presentation of a science project. I'm going to leave for two hours. Right. Where maybe someone that has an office job can maybe clear their calendar on that day. And so for me, it was a really tough decision because it was all I ever knew. But it was something that was important to me. On that same tip, you never know when you go back if there's still a place for you. Right. Maybe people have moved on and you've lost that place. And so I've been very fortunate again that there's been a place for me wanting to come back. And, you know, what I realized is that it's also important to show your kids that you have a life separate from them and that you have passions and that, you know, my job is not just on the weekends to shuttle you everywhere. Maybe I wanted to do something and I'm entitled to that. And I think I had a lot of that mom guilt early on of like I had to do for them. You know, I can't tell them they can't go to this Halloween festival because I don't want to drive to Orange County. I'll just drive back and forth four times. And now I've come to a place where I'm like, OK, you know what? It's OK sometimes just to not want to give them everything. But. It's finding that balance. Yeah. And, you know, also you've you've you've shown us here in this conversation that you're doing such a fantastic job empowering them with financial literacy. What are some other ways that you are empowering your kids and other facets of their life? I think the biggest important thing that we always stress is communication and that we are safe people to talk to, that we are not going to judge, you know, unless it's dangerous, obviously. And it's OK. So maybe something you want to talk to mom about, maybe something you want to talk to dad about. That's OK if it's only one of us. But we just want to be that safe space where you can talk and we will answer your questions. And again, that's because you don't want them learning stuff from the Internet. I think, you know, even with all the stuff going on in the world, you know, I realized my son had had covid that week and he wasn't at school. And I was sending him back to school. And I went, wait, these are conversations I haven't had with him yet. And I, you know, explained on a very simple level to him what he needed to know. And the one thing I said to him is I said, you know, please, if you hear anything, you have any questions, please don't Google it. Please don't look it up. Please come to me. Your dad, your grandma, whoever those people close to you and ask those questions, because there's so much that these kids learn from the Internet. And it's not necessarily the information that's correct. It's not the information that they need. And so I think that's been the biggest lesson we've learned. OK, and then just to wrap things up, I mentioned I have an 11 year old who will be turning 12 in March, but I am really starting to like, I don't know if I'm getting eased into those teen years or like really sort of like slamming me in the face. But I would love just like any advice or stuff that you've learned about raising teens, it is to me, I'm sort of finding it more pivotal than that newborn to toddler stage from toddler to kindergarten. This really is like they're coming into their own and, you know, with the phone, with social media, with money. So what advice do you have for parents who are feeling like incredibly unprepared? Right. You mean like myself? The biggest lesson that my husband always says to me that I have to work on. I'll talk about what I'm actively working on in myself is remembering to not take it personally, that there are hormones going through their bodies. They have so much coming at them. We didn't have as much coming at us. You know, there weren't these screens and information and everything wasn't so almost manic. And sometimes they lash out and and that's what they need. And there's a place where it becomes inappropriate and where you say you may not speak to me like that. I'm your parent. But sometimes the other thing I've learned is I have to stop trying to solve everything and let them experience life and make mistakes and figure it out and say, gosh, I'm really sorry. That that sucks. That's really hard. And, you know, have them learn those lessons. Yeah, sometimes taking a step back right is like a little bit better than digging in. I totally, totally get that. Sarah, Michelle, thank you so much for the time. This has really been such a great experience for me to get to sit down virtually with you. So I really do appreciate it. Thank you. I wish you all the best. You have a teen boy or girl? I have two boys, so easier, easier. All right. I'm going to hold you to that. I'm going to find I promise you boys are harder when they're younger. All right. All right. Well, thank you. Thank you again so much. Absolutely. Have a great day.
Overthrowing Education
A highlight from Encore of Episode 2: Jon Cassie: Game-Based Learning
"Hey, it's Batsheva. I've pulled this episode out of the archive vault for you, in case you hadn't heard it before. But if you have already heard it, well, you might want to listen again because this time you'll know all the answers to the 5 -Minute Game Show. And also because there's always something to learn from my wonderful guests. With the exception of adding this intro, I'm bringing you the original episode in its original form, which is also kind of a time capsule. So enjoy. The Arting Institute presents Overthrowing Education with your host, Batsheva Frankel. Today's episode is sponsored by Edu Game -o -rama! My students are so bored. I've tried to pepper my lectures with jokes, funny PowerPoints, and once I even tap danced throughout my class. The students just complained of headaches. I'm not the best tap dancer, as it turns out. What can I do to engage my students more? You need to change your bored students into board game students. What do you mean? Why sounding deep male voice? I mean, it's time to get with the 21st century. It's time for Edu Game -o -rama! Ed? The Guru -Lama? Uh, no. Edu Game -o -rama! It's the quick acting wand that you wave over your lessons and turn them into critical thinking games and student -centered gamified learning activities, guaranteed to engage even the most disaffected student. Is that all it takes? Just a wave of the Edu Game -o -rama wand? Well, that and a lot of creativity and work on your part. I'll do it. I'm saying goodbye to frontal teaching and hello to giving my students a deeper understanding and more engaging experiences. Edu Game -o -rama! Order your wand today! Side effects of Edu Game -o -rama may include complete student engagement and deeper learning. Thank you for joining us here at the Arte Institute for Overthrowing Education, a humorous and helpful podcast for positive change. I'm your host, Batsheva Frankel. In today's episode, Game Changers, I interview games and gamification expert John Cassie. In our conversation, we reveal lots of tips and tools to inspire educators to integrate this engaging pedagogical approach. If you are a student who loves games or just wants a more hands -on and fun way to learn, pass this episode on to your teachers. At the end of my talk with John, I subject him to our five -minute game show, of course. And then, for our segment, In the Trenches, with real teachers and students telling their stories, we have a really special treat. Educator and professional storyteller, Mikayla Bly, tells her hilarious award -winning tale about her gamified curriculum. Give a listen. You won't be sorry. But before we get into all that good stuff, I want to answer a question I've heard quite a bit since starting this podcast. What exactly is the Arte Institute? Because we always start the show with the Arte Institute presents Overthrowing Education. So let me tell you. About seven years ago, I started teaching at this amazing school called Arte Preparatory Academy in Los Angeles. I immediately connected in an educationally philosophical way with the head of Arte Prep, Jim Hahn. We constantly geeked out over the best and most engaging practices, ideas and approaches. And we worked with the faculty to keep making the school better and better. But Jim and I have another broader goal, which is to help all educators, students and parents understand what great education could and should be. And thus, the Arte Institute was founded. To learn more about it and about Arte Preparatory Academy, find links at overthrowingeducation .com. And now here we go. Today on Overthrowing Education, my guest is John Cassie, who I first met after I read his book, Level Up Your Classroom, The Quest to Gamify Your Lessons and Engage Your Students. It was such a great book. So I checked his website, which is, by the way, johncassie .com, and I read his educational philosophy and I immediately knew that we would be friends and that we had to work together. So more on that in a minute. So first, I'm going to tell you about John. He's been a teacher and education leader since 1997 at independent schools in Dallas, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh and in Orange County, the one in California. He is currently director of innovation at TVT Community Day School in Irvine, California. And in his very cool job, he collaborates with teachers and learners to use data to improve instruction and develop curriculum in STEAM, design thinking, digital literacy, maker informed methods and, of course, gamified learning, which is one of the things we're going to talk about today. He's also traveled extensively to speak and consult on curriculum design, program development, game based learning and gamification and education, as well as GLBTQ issues in independent schools. So he's done a lot of really great stuff. John is also the founder of Game Level Learn, which also, by the way, has a great educational podcast. So make sure to give that a listen. And last November, Game Level Learn teamed up with us at the Arte Institute to present the first annual Game Level Learn Con for educators. It was an amazing day of professional development and a lot of fun. So if you want information on Game Level Learn Con 19, check out either gamelevellearn .com or thearteinstitute .org for details. Wow, that was a lot of introduction, but he was well worth it. Hi, John. Hi, Beth. How are you? I'm good. I have so many questions for you and so many things I want to discuss because I love speaking with you about education. Same. And you're so passionate and have so many great experiences. So first, I want to find out how did you get involved in education to begin with? It's the only thing I've ever wanted to do. I've never had any career goals that were not well for about six months. I thought about hotel and travel administration, like doing a business degree, but that's better left for an entirely different podcast. Yeah, things we're glad you didn't do. Yeah, right, right. So I've always wanted to be in education. I thought for the longest time that I'd be in a university setting. But as it became clear that the university setting was really much more about research and less about teaching, that didn't feel quite like the right fit for me as much as being in there, working with teachers, teaching and learning and innovating on teaching and learning practice, which has always been something that's driven me. So I hear that I find the same. And so I'm glad you did take that route led to some great stuff. So let's I want to jump right in and talk about the difference between games and gamification, because I love them both. I use them both. And I think there are many ways to use both in a class, but I think a lot of people don't really understand the difference. So let's talk about that. Yeah, it can be a little tricky when you're getting into this particular method to to fully grasp what's being talked about. Right. A game based learning environment is an environment where you're taking some kind of a game that has been published or designed as a game, which means that it's got a set of rules and there are ways to win. And it's meant to be entertaining and enlightening and a mental challenge and all of that. But it's in the service of playing the game. It's in the service of the game's rule set. There are plenty of games that exist that you could use very productively in a classroom setting, play the game as designed, and you actually could get an executed learning objective out of it. Before you continue, I want you to give a few examples of those. And then after you talk about gamification, I'm going to talk about the third category, which I call deeper learning games, which I'll explain. That's that's my jam. So everybody tell what are some games, like if I'm a history teacher or I'm a science teacher or something, what are some games like out of the box games that might be really cool that you can think of? So just a couple that come to mind. There's a game that was published and I'm talking only in the tabletop space. I'm not talking about video games. There's nothing wrong with video games. They're dynamite. You know what? I'll raise one just to give the example. OK, but I talk more about tabletop because it's a little bit more accessible. Right. I think one example is a game called Codenames. Codenames is a game about vocabulary pattern recognition. So you are giving if you're giving clues, you're looking at a grid of words, five by five. So twenty five words and you've got a little card in front of you that tells you which words of those twenty five. You're responsible for getting your team to guess the team that wins is going to have a clue giver who's able to look at the words and say, OK, well, if I say the word Jupiter three, they're going to pick these three words because they all have some kind of a connection to that word Jupiter. Right. Or, you know, sunshine, too, or whatever. You know, it's like I think sunshine connects to two words. So you're going to tell people that now that's dynamite for vocabulary building, because if you can make analogies and connections between words, not only do you understand the word on its surface level, but you understand it on a more abstract level. Right. So for, you know, all those people doing vocabulary building, anything in your discipline that has vocabulary building within it, you just pull the codenames words and proceed. Right. There's another great game called Machi Koro. That one I haven't heard of. Yeah. Machi Koro is a game about community building. So what you do is you have a little pool of money and you use that pool of money to buy increasingly complex buildings that you use to form a town. And the town, by virtue of what you choose to build, generates revenue based on how other players act and on die rolls that you make and what have. But it's a really nice, easily accessible game to understand how communities are built. That's great. Yeah. A game that I use in my entrepreneurship class called Letters from Whitechapel is a collaborative game where one character plays Jack the Ripper. Right. So it's a it's a high school thing. Right. And everyone else plays police trying to find him. Jack moves around the board using a game mechanic called hidden movement. So the Jack player is writing where he is on a piece of paper behind a screen. The police are investigating across the board, trying to find evidence of where he was. They can make an arrest if they arrest. They declare an arrest action on Space 28. If Jack is in Space 28 when they arrest, the players win. Now, I use that to teach collaboration because the game is so perfect. It's such a pure example of a cooperative, collaborative game that the only way that you can win really is to have effective collaborative team practices. And businesses that have those are more effective than businesses that don't. And learning environments that have those are more effective than ones that don't. And so since collaboration is such a central skill in entrepreneurship and certainly it's certainly important everywhere else. But in entrepreneurship, it's critical. It's a great way right out of the box to teach that skill. So games like those are examples, right? Codenames, great in a middle school setting. Machi Koro, totally playable in upper elementary. Letters from Whitechapel, you want to play it in a high school environment. And, you know, if you go to gamelevellearn .com, I've written about 50 essays looking at the different kinds of game mechanics that exist in games. And giving you the top five, what I think of the top five games in each of those mechanics. So if you wanted to do something that was about collaboration, you could just go to the site, look at the essay on collaboration. Pick one of those games and you'd be good to go. Yeah, I have to say that your website is just full of resources and it's a great thing to check out again. For people that's gamelevellearn .com. That's the games. Yeah, it's game based. That's game based. I want you to talk about gamification, which I also have been using more and more in my classroom. I've done some really cool stuff with my honors English Shakespeare class, history classes. It's great. So tell me about it. Now, gamification is a term used to describe the application of game elements like game mechanics or reward systems or winning or, or, or, where they're not strictly speaking incorporated into a game itself. A classroom gamified uses the procedural tricks that make games fun to play in the service of making learning more engaging, more social, more collaborative or more critically focused, depending on what your objective is. And, you know, in the book and, you know, level up your classroom, I go on at length about different ways to do that. But the idea here is take a game that's fun to play and look at how mechanically the game works. Then strip away the game content, leaving only the game's engine. From there, insert your content into the game's engine and away you go. It's great. And it really does help engage students. And you can use those mechanics to go to deeper places. It isn't about doing the Jeopardy board answer thing. It's about really using the mechanics to move the curriculum forward. That's right. Yeah, it has to be in service of a learning objective, right? This is one of the things that I say and, you know, my co -host on the Game Level Learn podcast, we say all the time, we make two points. One, this is not about the game. It's about the learning objective. The learning objective might be serviced by an environment that is either collaboratively or individually competitive or where the kind of leveling character development concept that you get in some board games and you get in some video games would be useful. Then deploy them because they're going to make the learning better. If they're not going to do that, do something else. And that's I think sometimes folks bogged down there. The second thing we say is, quote, play all the games. Because if you're going to do this effectively, the more games you have yourself played, the more different engines and mechanics you will have encountered. And therefore, you'll be able to say, I see for this learning objective, I really want to bring in a tile building mechanic like in Spring Meadow. OK, I can do that. Or I really need to build sort of these interesting decks of cards for players, player learners, like in the game Dominion. But if you've never played Dominion, you'd never have the idea, which is one of the things that I think sometimes trips people up. They hear game based learning or they hear gamification. They think what we're talking about is a slightly more sophisticated version of Jeopardy or Monopoly or Sorry. Or Chutes and Ladders. Well, you know, if the only poetry you've ever read is a Mother Goose fable, why do you think that you would be able to use it in any kind of meaningful way? No. Read more poetry and you'll be able to do more poetry. You know, if this is something that's of interest to you, but you're not a gamer, go to and go anywhere. There's plenty of game cafes. There are game days and libraries. There are friendly local game stores everywhere, and most of them are full of really keen, friendly people. And if you went up and said, hey, I'm trying to learn some things, anything you can teach me, there's always going to be dozens of people in those places who are like, absolutely. Come on in. Let me teach you this thing. Let me teach you this. Let me teach you this. Right. And, you know, as you learn different kinds of games, you'll know what you want to pick up next or what you want to borrow next or what you want to buy next. And that's how it goes. It's really true. One of the games that's my biggest seller that I created that's called Feed Your Wolves. I was inspired because I saw a lot of the students at my school every morning. I'd come in and they'd be playing these games like Magic the Gathering and games like that that involve interesting cards and die and things that they had to do. And so I was very inspired to create my game sort of based on some it's not like those, but it was definitely inspired by those. And that's the thing. Let yourself be inspired by what you see that your students are interested. What games are they really interested in and let that inspire. I wanted to talk about deeper learning games because that's my as you know, that's my thing. And deeper learning games are games that can be used as assessments. They can be used as part of a project based learning unit. But the idea behind a deeper learning game is that it's really a sophisticated critical thinking type of a game. It's not again, it's not Jeopardy or the whatever version of Candyland. It is, for example, a way to express an idea. So, for instance, in my school, we were doing something about political philosophies. And the students had to create a game that in every way, including the pieces in the way, if it was a board game or whatever the mechanics of the game were, every part of it had to somehow reflect whatever that political philosophy was or the specific topic within that political philosophy that they chose to do. And the playing of that game, when people would come play that game, they could understand what that political philosophy was. Well, you can do that. I've done it on a seventh and eighth grade level. You can do it on a fourth grade level. There's so many ways to adapt that kind of idea once one gets the hang of it. And you can teach your students how to create this kind of deep game where every part of the process is reflecting, like you said, that whatever that big idea is, whatever the learning objectives are, whatever the people who do understanding by design, whatever understanding during is, those are the things that are so meaningful. And then students remember them. I have students come up to me that I had 20 years ago saying, do you remember that game? Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Of course I remember that game. They did. So do I. It was great. So those are the things that really kids get so involved in their education. And again, they can be used as a really authentic assessment. It can also be used as a tool for project based learning to actually move your curriculum forward. So great ways to use them. And anybody who wants more details about that can certainly contact me on that one. If you want to come to our Game Level Learn Con 19, then you can certainly learn more about it and we'll have information about that again. So, OK, I know kind of the moment in my teaching early on in my career when I realized how games and gamification could be so effective. Was there a moment or was there something that happened in your career where you were like, oh, my gosh, this is totally the way to go? I mean, I think it's sort of like my sense of wanting to be in this career from the start anyway. It's very much the same from the earliest days of my teaching career. I've always incorporated role playing elements or game elements or different kinds of game mechanics into what I was doing and have continued to do so. You know, ever since, as I become more and more kind of aware of game spaces and what what different games are and what they can do, how they can teach us, et cetera. Yeah, I think it's always been a factor to your point about students coming back and talking to you years after in my very first year of teaching. I played a game with some students called Shape Land, which was about the creation of an industrial class structure and how wealth is distributed in an industrial system unfairly. It concentrates wealth in the hands of people who already had wealth to begin with. And students come back to me, you know, even now, say that was one of the most extraordinary experiences I've ever had playing that game. And, you know, that was more than 20 years ago. So I want to add to the mix of other kinds of games. One of the things I did early on in my career was I used to create these crazy game shows and the students loved them. You know, they all wanted to take turns being the guests and the participants, but they also gave them stuff to do as a studio audience that they had to participate and pay attention. And it was always so much fun. And then the other thing that I did with games is simulations. Sure, sure. They're really moving through space. I mean, there was one where we took over. We didn't take over the school, but we used a lot of the school space in this incredible simulation that was for history class. And it was very moving and really effective. So those are also different kinds of ways that people can use to add games. For sure. Yeah. I did something like that early in early days, a simulation about Salem. And I sort of set up the playing space, which was an external, like a field like Salem town, so that folks knew where they were living in comparison to other people who were accusing or being accused. Wow. Right. Because one scholar, you know, on the Salem hysteria says it really has a lot to do with folks who are part of an in -crowd and in -groups and out -groups. And so that was fascinating.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Fresh update on "orange county" discussed on The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
"All right. My number is 1-800-520-1234, 1-800-520-1234. How deep is the rot in America? Those are random people who happen to go to an Oakland city council meeting because the Oakland city council was doing performance theater at the local level. It's like summer stock and way out of the place, like Packard Music Hall in Warren, Ohio, where we used to get Paul Lin playing Fagan and Oliver Twist, right? Bad theater with one name. There were no names. We didn't even have a Paul Lin here last night. I believe it's a canary in the coal mine. That level, they're not students, all right? Stupid students running around campuses threatening Jewish students is something that was sad enough. But that level of ignorance and misinformation tells me that our minds are being poisoned by propaganda. And we've got to do something about that. While we get phone calls from you, 1-800-520-1234. I'm going to talk to play that for Dr. Michael Oren in hour two. I'm going to find out from Olivia Beavers. I'm going to talk with Lisa Nelson from the American Legislative Exchange Council. Danny Perez will be here. Tomorrow, we'll be wall to wall with Alec Guest. We were out to dinner last night in Phoenix with some of our desert friends, and we meaning General Ishi Mio got over here. I beat him here. I came from DC, and I actually got here before he did, and he came from Orange County, California. And he took eight hours to drive what is essentially a three-hour drive. And so what were you stopping and go to the Grand Canyon on your way here? Well, the factual part of the statement you just made was that we're both here. Now everything else beyond that is nonsense, of course. Let me ask you about dinner last night because my PhD, weightloss.com, is a sponsor. So I was keeping an eye on the scalloped potatoes because I had a very straight-up Caesar salad and a filet. We were at the Capitol Grill in Scottsdale, and it's a wonderful place to eat. And so I had my filet, no side dishes, and scalloped potatoes never made it past you. That's not true. No, I just saw them. They stopped dead, and then they were gone. Now I might have missed someone getting a scoop, but they were all gone, and the broccoli was untouched.
WMAL 630AM
"orange county" Discussed on WMAL 630AM
"The sheriff police for in the city of Orange County, Arizona, telling Cavuto live cartels have a better operational plan and they have more will the country. Thanks for watching. Ours. They're going to continue and they're going to continue to encroach on America and with no respect for this country, our values or who we are. This as Texas officials confirmed a three year old who was on one of the migrant buses headed to Chicago passed away in route. The race for the White House finding its way to the Iowa State Fair today as presidential candidates made their case to voters, including GOP frontrunners Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis. We also talked with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who's been at the fair for hours. He's going to hit all 99 counties. This team tells me here in the state of Iowa, that's and one of the things he believes sets him apart as a candidate. One of the other reasons is that there is a plane flying around that a has banner on it that says, Hey, be more likable. Ron has asked him, do you feel like you're a likable candidate? He said, I've been out here on the ground talking with people. I think I'm connecting great with them. And he thinks Iowa voters really like him. The other candidates we talked about include here Vivek Ramaswamy, Nikki Haley, and they all are talking about how likability is a big factor, walking around, flipping those pork chops and being in Midwest is so much different than some of these other campaign events. That's what could set them apart. really It be a make or break moment. Fox's Alexis McAdams reporting from Des Moines. The Eiffel Tower Paris in was evacuated twice on Saturday due to bomb threats. Tourists were cleared out early Saturday afternoon, then allowed reentry after a two hour search by authorities. However, the famed tower was evacuated once more later in the evening. It will reopen to visitors on Sunday, but will remain closed for the rest of the night. In Paris, I'm Matt McAdams. Fox News. Green, green, green. It's your home, it's your dream. Great on test and keep it healthy at the end,
Game of Crimes
A highlight from 110: Part 1: Ryan Steck is a Spy - The Real Book Spy
"Ola, ola, ola, amigos, amigos, players, playwrights, dududettes, everybody in between, welcome back to episode 110. The 110th ongoing attempt to remove us from podcast land has failed. I can say, I'm not impressed with us, but I'm impressed we're still on the air, I have to say that. We're like cockroaches, Murph, we can survive a nuclear blast, we're still here. Turn the light on, we'll scurry away, but we're coming back. We're coming back, all right. Speaking of coming back, hey guys, glad that you came back to listen to us. Hey, you know something I keep forgetting to say, but just, you know, no matter what podcast platform you're on, hit that subscribe button so that it automatically downloads into your feed so you can hear us, hear the stories that are going to come out of this. But, you know, hey, just hit that subscribe button where you are, it increases our numbers so that Murph can afford a yacht. He needs a yacht. He's got a big lake out back. He's got alligator shoes now. Now he needs a yacht. I don't know, man. I'm reading the book of one of our future guests here. I won't let the cat out of the bag yet. But after reading what happens on some of those boats, I don't think I want to go out in the ocean anymore. Speaking of the upcoming guest, we won't give it away, but we will say that it was another series was made out of this person, this author's books. A popular series too. Very popular series. One of the longest running series on one of the networks. And so this will be fun. But anyway, let's get rid of, but we started off with the housekeeping. Hit the subscribe, but also hit those five stars, Apple, Spotify, wherever you're listening. Just remember Stitcher is no longer. If you're on Stitcher, head to another platform. Also head on over to our website, gameofcrimespodcast .com. That's where you will find the books for our guests we have coming up, for our guests coming up in a while. And we just got a note to one of our buddies, Pete Friselli. We'll talk about this later, but his paperback will be out in March. So we will obviously give you guys an idea about that. We'll talk about that because he's got a book coming out called The Deadly Path. It's about Operation Fast and Furious. And guess who got to write the forward for that book? Well, somebody who knows how to write would probably be Connie. You probably dictated to her. Well, fortunately we had Grammarly. There you go. That's one of the bennies of having a great sponsor like Grammarly. Grammarly, Murph wrote it and Grammarly made it sound good. There you go. Thank you Grammarly. Also follow us on that thing. They call the social media at Game of Crimes on Twitter, Game of Crimes podcast on Facebook and the Instagram. Also, go over Game of Crimes fans. Just type that in. Our favorite mafia queen, Sandy Salvato, the ruler with the velvet glove over that iron fist, by the way. Yeah. Don't take her off. We'll let you in. All right. So just answer a couple of questions. Get close, join the hilarity, the jocularity and it's insularity because we're a private group. You got to answer a couple of questions. So things get wild and we actually have had a couple of good stories came out. She just posted one. She was pissed. I don't know if you saw that Murph, but a Seminole County detective has been arrested for notifying targets child of solicitation stings. Yeah, and these were people who were soliciting. No children were involved. No children were harmed in the actual making of the arrest, but he was notifying them about through encrypted apps or other stuff, notifying the targets. Hey, this is a setup. Don't show up. You know what? This coming Tuesday, next week, I'm going to the board meeting for the Orlando Police Foundation, which is not only Orlando PD, but it's also Osceola County, Orange County and Seminole County. So the sheriffs will be there and they just invited me to speak at their fall gala this year, the big fundraiser. So I'm going to have to ask him about that. You know what? There's probably some good stories up there that we can bring here on Game of Crimes. Absolutely, absolutely. And that will factor into an announcement we may have for you later. We have a call coming up on Monday as this podcast is being released with our agents at UTA. Something may be in the works. Yeah, baby. We'll see. Speaking of being in the works, you need to work on heading on over to Patreon. Patreon .com slash Game of Crimes. That's where you need to be. We've had some good contentious stuff out there. We've had some funny stuff. 911, what's your emergency? We've got Q &A coming up. We've already fielding questions. So if you're hearing this and you're part of Patreon or you want to be part of Patreon, get your questions into us. We answer everything, even on the installment plan. Oh, and it's, you guys, I mean, just, you got to listen to that. Cause we, we give a little, we give a little hints and clues to, to our patrons that support us about what's upcoming. And, and, you know, they've got a good idea of, of some of our guests that are coming up really soon that I think you guys are going to like. And by the way, one of them will be a world premiere of a world famous name that was just in a huge movie. Huge, huge. It's huge. That has never been on a podcast before. Never been on a podcast. We got him first. We got him first. Took the US Marshals. You talk about dog and determination. Yeah. And a, and a selfie of a finger from John Bernthal to make this happen. Thank you, John. And John knows who we're talking about. Yeah. You know who we are. All right. So, but head on over there, guys. We've got a lot of good stuff coming out. So that is patreon .com slash Game of Crimes. But now, quick disclaimer. This is a show about crime. We talk about bad people doing bad things and bad people doing bad things to good people. We take the story seriously. But what Murph? If you haven't figured it out yet, we never take ourselves serious. Except maybe on Patreon. We get a little, we get on our soap boxes occasionally there. Yeah, we do. And there's some comments about that. So I'll have to tell you about it later. Oh, but hey, but in the meantime, you know what time it is, right? Guess what time it is? Let me ask you, guess what time it is? What, guess what time it is? I bet it's time for small town police blood. Bonanza. All right. Hey, Murph, have you ever been in a sticky situation in an investigation? Oh, yeah, but you weren't in this sticky situation. You mean literally or figuratively? Police in Pasadena, Texas are on the lookout. A 12 -year -old girl told KHOU -TV that she was shopping at a drugstore last week when she felt a wad of something sizzling in her ponytail. It turned out to be glue. So they have a sticky, you know, have a sticky investigation going on. The sticky bandits have attacked. Not only that, she had to cut off some of her hair. Managers say another customer had glued sprayed onto her earlier at the same drugstore and they're investigating a similar incident at a nearby grocery store. Why the hell would you go around spraying glue in people's hair? You're the sticky bandit. That means, remember the wet bandits from Home Alone? These guys are the sticky bandits. Oh, that's just so nasty to even be called that. Well, unlike that lady who thought Gorilla Glue was like a way to keep her hair. Remember that one? She put Gorilla Glue. It will keep your hair. It will, but folks, oh my God. But this was funny, Steve. I got these out of the Bristol Herald Courier out of Bristol, Tennessee. I thought, let me go to kind of a smaller area, you know, get some stuff. So that was one story, Steve. Here's another story. This comes out of Iowa City, Iowa. So, you know, people rob banks for the strangest things, right? A 19 year old North Liberty man used cash stolen at a bank robbery to play for a bond. He had on an outstanding warrant. The only thing that will make it better is if it had the explosive dye. Oh my God, he gave it to the police department. He was charged. Police charged Charles Curry with first degree bank robbery after the robbery of the American Bank and Trust. Curry cased the joint out by talking with the teller and leaving a second man armed with a handgun, then robbed the bank. Police say Curry used bank money to pay a bond for an outstanding theft charge at the Johnson County Jail, then went shopping at a Walmart and Gordon's department store. All I can say is, Curry, you're an idiot. He was taken to jail. There's a, there's an understatement. But hey, I got, I got to end up with this one. You ever had, remember all these things where people go hold my beer? Oh, yeah. Yep. This one comes from Bergetstown, Pennsylvania, population 1 ,425. Salute. The population makes a difference because we're going to get into the structural integrity of the holding cell. That Bonner Timothy was placed in. He was, he was arrested, taken to this holding cell, had his handcuffs removed. They shut the door, went off. That's when he knocked the cell door off its hinges and ran away. Now, what did he do? He stopped at a house, borrowed shoes, and then he went to a bar where he told a customer that, yeah, I just broke out of jail. Can I have a beer? The guy hold the beer, but before he could drink it, he goes, oh, hold my beer. Here's the police. The police came in and arrested him. Dang. How did he knock the door off the hinges? I'm telling you, some of these old places, it's like, it's more like having a fence, you know, you know, fences keep, you know, make good neighbors, you know, blocks keep honest people on us. But, you know, it's just, it was more the, you know, just like a Captain Jack Sparrow in Paris in the Caribbean. It's all about leverage. That's the day you almost caught Captain Jack Sparrow. Yeah, but he used leverage to pry that door off its hinges. Oh, my God. Okay. That's, there's a good, hey, hold my beer. I'm going to jail. Again. Again. Well, hey, speaking of fun stuff, I don't, I'm trying to figure out a good segue into this. This one, I get the intro because this guy I know, this guy actually has something in common with one of our other guests. Yes. Sherry Foster. And Sherry, if you're listening, tick tock, tick tock, I will get my book into him before you do, and I will be declared the winner. So this young man, and I say young man, he's got six kids. Oh, my God. He's been busy with everything. I don't know when he's had time to have six kids as busy as he is writing and editing books. But Ryan's - I wonder if there's a milk man in his neighborhood. Sorry, Ryan. Sorry, DNA tests are in your future, pal. So no, no, no, his wife's great. We don't want to make any insinuate, any insinuate, almost insinuations like that. Anyway, but let's get back to the case in chief. So, but, you know, many of you may not know who Ryan Steck is. You may have heard of big names like Jack Carr, Brad Thor, people writing thrillers. Well, not only is he the real book spy, if you go to therealbookspy .com, that is him. Ryan Steck, besides being my development editor and Sherry's development editor, guess who, you know, who asked him for recommendations and who's asked him to review their books? Jake Tapper, Bret Baier. He has got a list of celebrities and people, as long as my arm, of people that he's worked with, people that he's helped, people that are coming to him to say, hey, take a look at my book. And you got, so you're about to say something there, Murph. Hey, I've got, so I've got him pulled up on my laptop here as you're talking and he is, he's on his blog or whatever it is, YouTube. I'm not sure what you call it here. Twitch, yeah. Guess who he's talking to? Brad Thor, the author. Brad Thor, the author. How about that? He gets him on Twitch. Actually, I was supposed to be on that Twitch session, but yeah, Ryan is like, he's one of those unique people that has figured out how this thing works. Now you're going to ask, why do we have this author on? Well, for two reasons. Number one, his new book, Lethal Range is coming out. His initial book, his debut book was called Fields of Fire, a Matthew Redd thriller. So Matthew Redd is a Marine Raider. Now you hear a lot about Navy Seals, Delta Rangers, but nobody's ever had a book with a Marine Raider in it, you know? What do you call him, Marsoc? Marsoc, yeah, Marine Special Operations Command, I believe, Marsoc, yeah. And so he's got, so he had a, not only did he have a debut book, he's been helping people. Finally, all these guys are saying, write your own damn book, dude. So he did. So he got a contract for two books and a novella, which we'll talk about the novella. But his new book is, as we drop this episode, as you're listening to this today, his new book, Lethal Range comes out. And if I was just reading, just the quick thing from Lethal Range, let me just read you the intro. This is what Lethal Range is. On an island off the coast of Spain, Matthew Redd and his FBI fly team surveil a luxury villa in hopes of catching a high value fugitive. But when Redd leads an unauthorized raid on the villa, he discovers they've been set up and he is sent home to face the consequences of defying orders. Now, meanwhile, Redd's family, Emily, is on a remote stretch of Montana road driving their sick baby to the doctor when she finds her SUV surrounded by a biker gang. Intent on harassing her as they pound her fenders and infant sun screams, Emily fights to keep the FQB on the road. And then suddenly the bikers back off, leaving her safe but shaken. But when Redd returns home, Murph, he's suspended from his team and certain that he's to blame for Emily's harassment after his run -in with the local biker gang. So what does he do? He does what any guy does. He goes to war.
Bloomberg Radio New York - Recording Feed
Monitor Show 15:00 08-05-2023 15:00
"In moments of stress, it can feel like there's nowhere to turn. The good news is you're not alone and there are resources to help support you. Health Break, a podcast by UPMC Health Plan, explores this topic with one of our employee assistance program managers, who provides three tips for finding comfort and accessing support in moments of stress. Listen now to learn how you can start managing your stress at UPMCHP .US That's UPMCHP .US Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. A federal judge is giving former President Trump till Monday to respond to special counsel Jack Smith's motion for a protective order. Smith filed the motion Friday night after Trump posted on Truth Social, The post appeared one day after Trump was indicted on four counts related to his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. Smith wrote in his filing that public posts by the former president about the case could have a harmful chilling effect on witnesses or adversely affect the fair administration of justice. Two police officers are expected to recover after a shooting Friday night in downtown Orlando. As Rory O 'Neill reports, the suspect was later killed by police. After shooting two officers, the suspect later identified as Dayton Bail allegedly carjacked someone and fled to East Orange County. Saturday morning, he was found in a hotel near Universal Orlando and again started shooting at police. The hotel was evacuated and SWAT officers were able to kill the 28 -year -old suspect. As for the two injured officers. We've been taking care of them during the night and we expect them to fully recover from their injuries that they sustained in the line of duty.
AP News Radio
NYC to send asylum-seekers upstate to deal with influx
"New York City will send migrants upstate to deal with the influx. The mayor's office says about 60,000 asylum seekers have come to the city since last spring, and this latest plan calls for up to 300 single men to be bused on a volunteer basis to hotels in rockland and orange counties. The city will pay to feed them and for other necessities while they're there, mayor Eric Adams has denounced Texas governor Greg Abbott for sending asylum seekers to New York City without prior coordination, rockland county executive Ed day calls the mayor's plan reckless and says they're looking at getting a restraining order. Migrant advocates say it's a temporary fix that's short sighted. Julie Walker, New York.
AP News Radio
Ex-Disney employee allegedly shot videos up women's skirts
"A gift shop worker at Disney's Hollywood studios theme park in Florida, who was arrested for taking videos under women's skirts, says he's done that hundreds of times. Police say 26 year old Jorge Diaz Vega was arrested in late March, a witness reported seeing the suspect, recording a video up the skirt of an 18 year old customer at the Star Wars gift shop where he worked at Hollywood studios. Diaz Vega is charged with just one felony count of video voyeurism, but Orange County sheriff's detectives say he's confessed. Admitting he's done it more than 500 times in recent years showing them examples on his cell phone and admitting to taking the videos for a quote guilty pleasure. Disney World says Diaz Vega no longer works for the company. I'm Jackie Quinn
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
No More Corporate Rule in Florida!
"No corporations should be running their own world. They all have free speech rights, and I am a big believer in citizens united. And Disney can strike back if they want at the governor. I'm pretty sure bob Iger is too smart to do that. And I'm pretty sure, Budweiser and Disney did not intend to be in the middle of political debates, which served neither company, nor was it obligatory to do so, and the phrase screw around and find out that's the PG version is what both of them are finding out. Budweiser in a world of hurt. But let's begin with the opening of the governor's press conference if we can cut number 22 governor Ron DeSantis yesterday on Disney. Now here is an example of something we didn't necessarily think we would be needing to do, but it's something that we have to do. We have a government of laws that said, not a government of men, and that includes the law being superior to big corporations, even corporations, as big and powerful as Walt Disney Company. They are not superior to the laws that are enacted by the people of the state of Florida. And if you remember 2022, we had a special session of the Florida legislature, senator commissioner Simpson was the Senate president at the time, some of these members were there, where we said, you know, this idea of one corporation having its own government in Central Florida is something that is no longer in the best interest of the state of Florida. So we put down the marker that we were going to be going in a different direction. And a lot of people didn't think that would be anything that would even be possible given how much heft and how much power that this one company had withstood. And so my mantra was, you're not going to have Disney have its own government in Central Florida. They're going to live under the same laws as everybody else. Pay their fair share of taxes and honor the debts that they've accumulated over these years. And so we then had to, as we are getting into this calendar year, put the finishing touches on, okay, what does that look like? How do you bring that vision into a reality? And there were certain things you could have done. I mean, for example, could have just said, you know, just dissolve the district and let the local governments take it. The problem with that is like the local government here in Orange County was very clear. If they had to assume the bonds, they were going to raise people's taxes. And that was totally unacceptable. We were not going to make people in Central Florida pay taxes for Disney's debts.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Check Out Barry Meguiar's New Book 'Ignite Your Life'
"Book is ignite your life, I'm speaking with the author Barry Maguire, a dear friend, very, you just shared that, so here you are, and again, there are a lot of people that need to hear this. They think if I'm excited about God, if I'm excited about Jesus, do I have to go into full-time ministry? They have some idea. Yeah. I gotta go. Most people do. Listen, William wilberforce, about whom I write in my book amazing grace. What he got so excited about God, he thought, I guess this means I have to leave politics. And he goes to talk to John Newton, who wrote to him amazing grace and says, what do I do? And John Newton says no. Stay where you are, God will use you in the place that he's already put you. And you're telling me that this happened to you, you're sitting there in your office and this man says, God has given you a great ministry here. I said, why did you say that? Why are you telling me he says, well, a passer could never reach the people you're reaching. But as a businessman, you can and he gave me this line, Eric, in 1976, it's obvious that your business is your pulpit. I said, I got to tell you, I just prayed this prayer, not 20 minutes ago, and he said, oh, that explains it. I said, explains what. He said, I just dropped missionaries over the Orange County airport. I was driving a red hill, which was the closest Main Street to my office. He said, God spoke to me. And said, go see Barry Maguire. And I driven by your office many times. I saw the name of it. I put together that for the church. And I argue the guy I said, I don't know this guy. I'm going to make a fool of myself. And when I walked in your office just now, my heart was beating in my throat. I was so nervous I didn't know what to say, but how's it going? Now, this is also a message on obedience. If he had not been obedient, I would have been a failure as a pastor. I'm a businessman. Because of him, I had stayed the course and got his recipe, but I've then till now I've seen that everything I do is administering quite frankly for all of us right now. All of you, everything you say and do. Is moving everybody watching you closer further away from Jesus.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Barry Meguiar, World-Famous “Car Crazy" Guy, Stops by the Studio
"Barry, I just thought I want to talk to you about so many things, but the main reason you came to New York obviously to be on this program is to talk about your brand new book, ignite your life, defeat fear with effortless faith, where do we begin? I mean, you got to understand something. When I interview somebody like you, this happens when I talk to pat Boone. Like whatever it is that we're supposed to be talking about, the history that you have. I mean, I want to tell my audience, you know, or knew if they've passed into heaven, some of the spiritual giants of our time, including your best friend for 40 years, David wilkerson. Can you believe that? Yeah. And we were nazarenes. We didn't know from nothing about the move of the Holy Spirit, anything like that. We moved from passing to California and Ezra in church. To Irvine, California, there was a nazarene church down in Orange County where he had to find a church who were hungry for a year, became church buns for a year. God let us into some reason church had we known recently to guide church we would not have gone there because they got that speaking tank saying I knew that was the devil. That kooky stuff. Who needs that stuff? And we walked in so hungry and all of a sudden God just confirmed he walked through the door. We sat there and we were just flooded with the spirit of the lord ministering just we soaked it up at the end of that service. We were introduced to Gwen wilkerson, David wilkerson's wife. What year was this? That was 19 that was September of 1970. Wow. Taking back 50 to 53 years. We met Dave a couple weeks later. We became friends and then for the next 40 years, we traveled with them all over the world, crusades everywhere, I got to tell you for a guy had never seen the move of the Holy Spirit and then being with this prophet who just he was the same off cameras on and he just this godly man.
The Officer Tatum Show
3 Killed Including a Child in a Florida Shooting Spree
"This kind of came across my attention earlier today I saw a video a dramatic video of police officers arresting a black man as the police ran up on him, one of them kicked him down to the ground, they wrestled him. While he was on the ground, they found that there was a gun in his pocket and the officers were able to detain this lunatic 19 year old man, I'm not going to say his name because his name is irrelevant, unfortunately, this young man decided that he wanted to go on a killing spree at this point. I'm still doing my research on figuring out the totality of circumstances in this case. But it appears that this particular young man decided to go on a killing spree killing a 38 year old woman in her home, don't know how he was related to her. He ended up killing a spectrum news 13 journalist, a 9 year old girl and injuring a two or three other people in a shooting spree. And if you have been following this case, I want to walk you through a timeline of kind of what happened on February the 22nd, which was yesterday. And I'm going to give you a quick timeline on it so you kind of know the rundown of how these things happen around 11 a.m. on 11 a.m., a 38 year old woman was shot in pond heels in which case she died at the scene in Orange County deputy said or Orange County deputies testimony was the detective responded to the scene, did a follow-up, gained evidence and developed a good lead for the suspect and then around four p.m. deputies were called to a 9-1-1 call where two people were shot on that same street that the young lady in her home was shot
WTOP
"orange county" Discussed on WTOP
"Just to the east of San Diego. Spectrum news has just confirmed a 24 year old reporter was killed and another member of a TV crew wounded in a series of shootings near Orlando. Orange County sheriff, John Mina, says it began when a suspect murdered a woman in her car. He returns to the scene. He goes to the vehicle where the news media people are at. He shoots both the people from news 13, then he goes up to Harrington street. He walks inside the house and shoots a 9 year old and the mom. The child died, her mother's in critical condition, the suspect is in custody A school superintendent, you're Abilene, Texas, has resigned after he left his gun in an elementary school bathroom, where a third grader found it. Officials say he and the high school principal have been carrying guns on the job legally after the mass shootings and Yuval di. Almost three weeks after the toxic train derailment transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg will visit east Palestinian Ohio, former president Trump, who's running for office again, went yesterday and criticized the federal response. You are not forgotten. You are not forgotten. We stand with you. We pray for you and we will stay with you and your fight to help answer. And the accountability that you deserve will have that accountability will all be out there very clearly. Harvey Weinstein could see his punishment for rape and sex assault nearly doubled at a sentencing hearing in California today. Correspondent Steve futterman from LA. Harvey Weinstein faces up to 18 years in prison. He's already serving a 23 year sentence following a similar trial in New York. Weinstein, who's now 70, could spend the rest of his life behind bars. Dry eyes, new recall might affect you. This one an artificial eye ointment CBS as Chanel called. It's made by the same company in India that makes the Ezra care in delson farmer artificial tears that were also recalled earlier this month after at least 5 people were blinded by a drug resistant bacteria. This is CBS News. Now there's a simple, easy and effective way to clean your nose and protect your health, it's called navy. Available at Navajo dot com. 6 O three on Thursday, February 23rd were at 44° boy that's going to change record highs around 80 today. And good morning
Bloomberg Radio New York
"orange county" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Biden is visiting Oregon today after a stop in Southern California. During a speech at Irvine valley college Friday, Biden touted administration efforts to lower costs for Americans across the country. He blasted prescription drug prices and expressed his support for Iranian demonstrators at a campaign stop in Orange County. The U.S. is sending more missiles, rockets and anti tank weapons to Ukraine. The Pentagon announced the $725 million security assistance package Friday, which includes additional ammunition for the high mobility artillery rocket systems. The system is credited with helping Ukrainian forces counter Russian advances and the latest attacks targeting the capital of Kyiv. More than 40 people are feared dead after a coal mine explosion in northern turkey. The blast happened last night in officials say it appears to have been caused by the buildup of gases inside the mine. According to turkey's energy minister, over 100 miners were inside the mine at the time of the explosion. Alaska is canceling the upcoming winter snow crab season in the Bering sea for the first time and putting king crabs in Bristol bay off limits for the second year in a row. The prohibitions the Alaska department of fish and game announced this week are because of a sharp drop in the estimated crab population. London born actress Angela Lansbury is getting the royal treatment on the great white way, Lisa Salvador reports. The Marquis lights on Broadway will be dimmed for one minute Saturday at exactly 7 45 p.m. to honor Angela Lansbury. The iconic star of theater and film passed away Tuesday at the age of 96, Lansbury stints on Broadway include maim, gipsy, Sweeney Todd, and the king and I, theaters on London's West End, dim the lights Wednesday evening, Broadway league president Charlotte Saint Martin said Angela Lansbury was without a doubt one of Broadway's most endearing leading actresses and will be remembered for her outstanding talent, grace, charisma, and kindness. I'm Julie Ryan. Tear gas was the main cause of death in a soccer stadium disaster in Indonesia. That's what a fact finding team concluded after looking at the incident in east Java at the beginning of the month. More than 130 people died after the team hosting the match lost in some storm the field that led to more unrest and people trying to get out of the stadium. The Speaker of the House wanted to punch former president Trump as last year's capital attack was unfolding. Brian shook has more. That's according to footage CNN obtained from January 6th, 2021, California Democrat Nancy Pelosi was heard saying I want to punch him out. This is my moment. I've been waiting for this. She added she would be happy to go to jail for it. Two Florida men are facing charges after they shot each other's daughters during a road rage incident. Authorities say William Hale and Frank Allison were driving erratically shouting and break checking each other on the highway last Saturday when Alison pulled out a handgun and shot at Hale's truck. The bullet struck Hales 5 year old daughter in the leg hail then retrieved his own firearm and emptied the magazine at Allison's vehicle, hitting Allison's 14 year old daughter in the back and collapsing her lung. On Thursday they were both charged with second degree attempted murder. Bravo con is returning to New York City this weekend. Lisa G reports. The event for super fans will be held starting Friday through the 16th at the javits center. According to the network, there will be interactive experiences, live performances, along with bravo stars, fans will also be able to see Real Housewives of New Jersey favorite Teresa giudice, the TV channel says that javits center will have the most bravo liberties ever in one place. Halloween ends has brought in over $5 million on opening night previews that number is up 11% from last year's Halloween kills previews, the new film in the slasher franchise is set to make close to $55 million at the domestic box office this weekend. I'm Julie Ryan. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. It's on to a new finance minister in the UK after prime minister Liz truss fired the old finance minister on Friday.
Mark Levin
Meet Yesli Vega, Challenging Rep. Abigail Spanberger
"Well tell us the country in virginians about your race You're running against this phony moderate And the area that you represent and why you are the true blue conservative and she's a phony moderate Sure you know Mark I just stepped outside we actually have a Latinos Vega rally going on right now where we have over a hundred folks that turned out here tonight And there is no coincidence for why we're having so many people coming out to our events People are tired of what's been coming out of Washington over the last couple of years They're tired of my opponents double standards and her lip service and they're ready for change folks are hurting right now because of record high inflation because of the cost of fuel because of the cost of groceries And because they're seeing every single thing in their lives going up from crime to the economy to big hand of government trying to interfere with everything that we do And so we're really excited as we get closer to election day We have the momentum We're talking to voters about the issues that matter to them And we're excited because we're seeing a movement here and there's nothing my opponent or the Democrat party can do to stop it Whatever you do or would you like to represent Say that again What is the area that you're running in So the 7 congressional district begins in eastern Prince William county and then it has the staffer spotsylvania Fredericksburg culpepper Greene county Orange County Caroline county and king George and half a precinct in albemarle So it's a newly drawn district after redistricting this district is now 70% new to my opponent And I live work and play in Prince William county and I've been serving there as a county supervisor for the last three years I also had the privilege of leading the Latinos for young and coalition where we proudly delivered 54% of the Hispanic vote across the Commonwealth And so we've laid the groundwork and now we're starting to see people coming out like never before and they are ready to take our country back
The Dan Bongino Show
Kira Davis: How to Support Her Race for School Board
"So you are running for school board I have a great story for you We kicked ass down here in Florida We had our primary this past week a bunch of liberty oriented education oriented candidates made it through including two great ones in my county What's going on Where are you running How does your race look How can people support you and just their feeling on the ground Is this the year in California Is it taken over there to this fervor to get schools back to education out indoctrination Yeah I think it is Dan I have to say that the parent clown here in California has been so excited about what happened in Florida this week I've been posting about it I have been telling our parents look what you can do I know Florida is a little different politically from us But the said but the parents are the same right We all love our kids We all want better for our kids So look what happened when these people they didn't just band together Dan but also the right politicians got behind them right Desantis Trump is out there crowning people on the national stage And desantis who we like to compare to Trump a lot in different ways right Kind of same but different kind of thing Desantis is out there Putting his support behind local candidates and now we're seeing the benefits of that And so I hope that more Republican bigwigs in their states do the same get behind your local candidates and make a big deal out of it because that's where the change is going to be So I'm running in a district We have a liberal school board We are outnumbered I live in Orange County which is a slightly conservative area in Southern California but our school boards are mostly liberal And so I'm running as one of few people to flip our board Right now we're about we have 7 people on the board were about 5 to two liberal majorities And we'd like to make that a four to three conservative majority And we have the chance running for capistrano unified here in southern Orange County And if you'd like to support me you can go to Kira for school board dot org
The Dan Bongino Show
Kira Davis: Why Are the Unions Fighting so Hard Against Me?
"I know we talked about this before I hate to kind of re litigate the same interview but it's important people hear it again But you just said about not expecting the viciousness in the school board elections I can double down on that I endorse two candidates here for school board who I knew were conservative and cared about education Folks I'm telling you I've endorsed candidates locally in my county before I have never gotten so much hate Someone came up to me in the gym Freaking out You got endorses guys The legacy is brothers name is on the school and I said he's a mask guy I'm not endorsing a period I said people are losing their minds over this And it's because and tell me if I correct me if I'm wrong The libs know that once they get a hold of the schools the rest is for not It doesn't matter If they own the school's they own everything Yes this is what I was saying the other day I was like you need to ask yourself why they're fighting so hard Why are the unions done putting in a $150,000 into their candidate to defeat me for a little school board seat in south Orange County Why Why do the unions in your area put so much money behind their liberal candidates Why do they fight so hard Why do they call you a domestic terrorist for going to a school board meeting and saying what you think You should ask yourself why they're fighting so hard Our kids mean a lot to them Why Why do they want to fight so hard for the opportunity to talk about sex to your child To convince yourself that there are different gender Why are they fighting so hard There's so mean They're so vicious And they're so self righteous Think about that It's because your children are the ultimate value in the future of this country And if they control what happens to your children they control what happens to their votes in the future at least that's the thinking So yeah they're like the demons being exercised from a body right now They're just kicking up a fuss puking and vomiting all over the place They can not believe that they're being capped out
The Dan Bongino Show
Kira Davis Confirms She's Running for School Board in Orange County
The Dan Bongino Show
Blaise Ingoglia Gives an Update on Florida's Stance Against Disney
"This taking it to the left be on offense all the time Give us an update on what's going on with Disney and this reedy creek business which apparently I just saw some movement on that in the state Senate Give us an update Yeah first just piggyback on what you said about this governor governor desantis He is going on offense And what we're learning from him is it's okay to attack rhino Republicans It's okay to attack the left the media And they have to be called out for their hypocrisy And that's what's so refreshing And when you see a governor do that it makes other people want to follow So you said it was a swing state I think with governor desantis leadership we are headed this state being read I think it'll be very difficult for any Democrat to win governorship in a state of Florida going forward But having said that what we're doing right now is we have a bill that is proposed to get rid of the re creek district which basically allows Disney to self govern themselves You know normally if you would want to go and pull a permit or if you call fire you'd be calling the county or the city But pre 1968 before we adopted the constitution there were 6 of these special districts And Disney is its own special district So they live in this privileged woke world where they can do anything say anything They don't have to go through the normal hoops at a normal business to corporation can do And now we're at the point and say you know what let's get rid of all these special privileges for these districts And that includes Disney corporation So now they're going to have to go when they have to pull a permit They're going to have to go to Orange County or Osceola county depending on what part of Disney and which county lies in And look we're just fed up with corporations woke corporations which are based in California dictating to floridians what we should or should not do
Focus On the Family Daily Broadcast
Levi & Jennie Lusko Explain How They Found Their Way to Montana
"So let me take you to a moment in your marriage. I think it was fairly early on when you had this crisis of vocation, maybe if I could call it that the vocation of location, your successful pastor, John Kelly. Yeah, Dr. Seuss, I've read a few of those. But then they were stripped away. Too soon. Too soon. But your pastor in California, you're thriving there. You're very successful. And you bump into somebody who says, hey, you might want to think about coming to Montana or Idaho. Montana, yeah. Yeah, we felt like California made sense for us. You know, all our lives, I actually grew up in Colorado, raised in New Mexico, Jenny from California. We ended up in Orange County. And we were just a mile away from the beach, you know, a couple thousand people in the church we were teaching at, it felt like it all roads had led to that moment. Season passes to Disneyland, you know. It's where God wanted you. It felt right, honestly. And at that point, there came this incredible, ridiculous idea. Go to Montana and start a church. Now, we're not ranchers, you know, I don't look like Kevin Costner. You know, I just don't, it doesn't, it didn't make sense to us. And yet we couldn't, you know, when you know God speaking to you and it almost irritates you because you just know he is and you almost wish you could pretend you didn't hear him. We felt like we needed to move to Montana and started church, which didn't make sense.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Remembering Rush Limbaugh One Year After His Death
"The great Rush Limbaugh went to heaven. He was special. I'll tell you what. All the times driving all across the country, it was a tradition. When I was first getting turning point USA started, I would rent cars, you know, I couldn't rent a car until I was like 22 or 23 or whatever. And I'd always be going to meetings. And I'd try to schedule my meeting so I could be in the car during rush. And so you'd Google Los Angeles, Russia affiliate. And I'd be driving from I don't know, Santa Barbara or Oxnard to Orange County. And I'd be making calls in between, but right there on the radio was rush. No matter where I was in the country I could always get my rush and so then my great friend Tom Patrick May he rest in peace. He was so special. He really got me on to rush when rush I think was at his best rush was at his absolute best. In my personal opinion, not that he was ever bad, but just when I think he was just hitting home run after home run during 2016, 17 and 18, those were the three years where rush was most needed when it was the Christine balls a Ford stuff. The Russia gate stuff and the Trump stuff in 16 rush was spectacular. He kept people at ease about Trump, he kept people at ease about the whole thing. He was he was just so special. I could go on about my stories. I got to know him personally. And he was a friend.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Los Angeles Vaccine Mandate Now in Effect and Jennifer Horn Won't Stand For It
"Bad. Santa phone welcome back whammo blam oh zab whammo of the blam. Oh how are we doing this fine. What what day is it today. Wednesday wins it's wednesday day. Are we doing well. You know what things are a little tough here in la. I'm fully on strike. I just started my strike about four and a half ago Yeah well the city of los angeles has now voted to make sure that people without vaccine status without you won't be able to go indoors anywhere. Basically without showing papers that means restaurants gyms movie theaters nail salons. And you know how. I like to get my. You're wrong you're wrong. You just have to go to the french laundry exactly now you the french laundry. Easy peasy but this is a pretty in fact a very significant change for la city not to be confused with la county orange county the rest of the state. Some of them are still experiencing little bits of freedom but la city. And that's where. I live in the city of los angeles Says no more. If you don't prove your vaccine status you can't go anywhere. And i gotta tell you says nothing to do with the vaccine. We could argue all day long about whether it's right or wrong vaccinated unvaccinated. If you don't stand up for freedom right now you might as well say goodbye for it. So i am not going to any place starting immediately. That requires me to show them. This is the point. It's a matter of
KFI AM 640
"orange county" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"Orange County is reopening later this month, general manager Diana Harrison says Even with some covert restrictions, guests will still be having a fun time when the resort reopens on May 22nd in the water park. You will definitely see seeing that socially distance will have citizens and questions before for family or two. Now that people have a place to sit and enjoy the park, but we're definitely friends still be less fine sure than we've had in the past. He says most amenities in activities will still be available with social distancing in place face coverings will be required throughout the resort is well. Residents in California can make reservations now to visit the resort. AARP says north, he's be nursing homes in California are in crisis and because of it 9000 people who live and work in them have died during the pandemic. Director of advocacy Blanca Castro says chronic understaffing and poor infection control are causing the crisis, especially when millions of dollars were given to nursing homes in California precisely for Lying protective of equipment and making sure there was enough staff to care for our our family members. She says about 40% of all U. S. Covert 19 deaths have been in nursing homes now that about 50% 56% of Americans are vaccinated. People are celebrating Mother's Day this year, Dr Anthony Fauci says. Even Americans. Need to get vaccinated so we can continue to get back to normal life. It trusted messengers, people who they trust to get to them to convince them why it's important those messages. Could be anything from sports figures to entertainment figures to clergy or even to their family doctor. President Biden has set a goal of 70%, which is what experts say is needed to reach herd immunity. The health care system in India is overwhelmed with covert 19 patients. You've got to shut down. Believe several of the Indian states have already done that, but you need to break the chain of transmission and one of the ways to do that is to shut down. Dr Anthony Fauci says. I see youse are overwhelmed and out of oxygen and basic supplies. Former Delaware governor and Republican presidential candidate Pete T'pol says the fourth has died. He was 80 sixed upon announced his bid for the Republican presidential nomination in 1986, but dropped out 17 months later after poor finishes in the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary. Let's go ahead and check out to see out traffic is going over on the four or five in hunting to new problem. Four or five north at Beach. We gotta crash back in the car pool and left lanes That's back in the up from Magnolia in torrents of new issue on the four or five south at Western semi truck wreck. Taking away the slow lane. And if your travel is taking you to Mescal Valley 15 north at Indian Truck Trail, put reports of a crash in the slow lane. That's backing me up from Lake A find. This guy helps get you there faster. I'm short of a culture and we've got mildly warm weather for the week. I'll break it down next. Takes.
790 KABC
"orange county" Discussed on 790 KABC
"Voice. Okay, ABC, Angeles Orange County Cumulus, get it right. Talk radio 7 90 K ABC News of five I am Tom Loony. It was a rally to reopen schools in downtown Los Angeles this morning. L. A U. S D School Superintendent Austin Buechner says too Soon we're still in the red Zone, which is good and football. But bad with covert 19. We've got nattering neigh Bob's of covert 19 Nuggets, Los Angeles and Orange County Covert 19 cases are down Los Angeles and Orange County coronavirus. Hospitalizations are down, vaccinations air up and being put in arms and record numbers in L, A and the oh sake. Vaccination. Execution problems are abundant. But as the Osmond Brothers would say, one bad Apple don't spoil the whole bunch Girl. And here's some more good news relating to covert 19. The boss loves good nose, divorces down in Los Angeles County, Orange County and all over the country. Now all the numbers aren't in. But in some states, it's down 25 to 30%. Now, experts suggest several reasons. Courts are closed. People don't want to exacerbate their covert 19 financial problems with a divorce. Oh, and people are staying at home or in Falling in love again. Okay, ABC News is powered by Audible originals. Ah, Whole.
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"orange county" Discussed on 790 KABC
"Baby. Okay. ABC news at six o'clock I'm sharing reared in former President Trump is happy with the structure of his upcoming impeachment trial and debate on the constitutionality of the proceedings will happen tomorrow with opening arguments beginning Wednesday. President Biden is making his first visit to the Pentagon as commander in chief of Defense spokesman told reporters Bite and we'll talk to leaders Wednesday about foreign and defense policy issues. The cove in 19 vaccination plan in L. A county is changing again. It's not about occupation, age or underlying conditions. This time it's supply and Lake County public Health director Barbara Ferrer said over the weekend that the lack of doses is putting a damper on distribution. We don't have that scene today, we were only able to release 1100 appointments. While the issue applies only to the counties, five mega sites there, maybe supply problems at other sites as well for us has only about 3% of the population of the county has been vaccinated. So far, the U. S government's trying to fix it. Says it'll be sending millions of doses to about 6500 pharmacies on Thursday. Jim Rupkey ABC News at San Clemente Man has tested positive for the more contagious strain of covert 19 1st detected in the UK Making him the first known case of that strain in Orange County. Dr. Clinton Chow, director of the Orange County Health Care Agency, says the man tested positive January 26. The symptoms have now resolved. Dr. Chow also says he had no history of international travel is not part of a larger outbreak. Tesla and space ex founder Elon Musk is teaming up with the Culver City based.
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"orange county" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"O S t h d to Los Angeles Orange County live everywhere on the car, radio ass Dynamite founded a home. I'm caught it. Stefanie in life from the Ko Phi 24 hour News room neighborhood in Glendora has been evacuated when some old sticks of dynamite were found inside our homes basement. This happened yesterday on East Bennett Avenue. What about 20 sticks were found. Sheriff's bomb squad destabilized the explosives so they could be burned. Evacuation orders were issued for the neighborhood as a precaution. Everyone was able to return home before eight last night. Medical officials say contestant on the TVs series wipe out died from a heart attack. Michael Pereda suffered a medical emergency on the set in Santa Clarita on November 18th and was treated by on site medical personnel. Morita's died The following day at a hospital, the 38 year old contestant had a heart attack from an undetected coronary artery disease. A toxicology report also shows Paradas had no drugs or alcohol in his system. At the time of his death, all contestants undergo a medical exam before they are cleared to participate, and the obstacle course. Syriza's state and county crews are looking for a skier lost in an avalanche. This happened near resort in Utah on Saturday. The summit County sheriff's office is the skier and a friend took off to ski. In the back country when they triggered an avalanche. The friend attempted to save the other skier buried in the snow, but had to leave because of the avalanche danger. Lieutenant Andrew right, says the odds aren't looking good. We can presume that the.
Newsradio 600 KOGO
"orange county" Discussed on Newsradio 600 KOGO
"Latest storm, a widespread rain event. It's been raining overnight will continue through late this afternoon. Meteorologist Phil Gonzalves calls it in Atmospheric River brain that starts in the Pacific and fans out for miles. He says the region will be hit. But San Diego may be spared, especially in those areas struck by wildfires late last year. We are going to get a lot of accumulations, but I think here in San Diego County, the threat is a little bit lower. Mostly the Cause the burn scars here in San Diego County or not really, in areas where the terrain is very steep, and in addition, our rainfall amount is not gonna be quite a high as places saying Orange County or front range of the San Bernardino Mountains. Forecasters still issued a flash flood watch until late this afternoon. A little more than an inch of rain near the coast expected more than two inches by the time you reach the mountains, National Weather Service says the snow level will be around 5000 FT. New strain of covert that first appeared in South Africa has been detected in the United States for the first time. Mike Bauer has the story you gave variant came first spreading to over 25 states than Monday. The Brazilian variant hit Minnesota yesterday, the South African variant was detected in South Carolina Dr Brennan tracks The interim director of public health says both spread easier and quicker than the current stars Cov two virus that causes covered 19, but neither causes more severe illness. Meanwhile, scientists are racing to determine how well covert 19 vaccines and drugs work against the new variants, and the CDC said that studying the South African variant, and there's no evidence yet that the strain causes more severe illness. I'm Mike Power Number of new coronavirus cases in San Diego County continues a downward trend. The county reporting 1489 new cases. Daily Case number has been below 2000 now for six of the last seven days. But the county also reported 69 new deaths from covert, bringing the total to more than 2,502,534 since the pandemic began, county supervisor chair Nathan Fletcher says there's good news about the vaccination. We have got an initial goal we felt was aggressive at the time. We said in January we wanted to administer 250,000 vaccines I can share with you that today we have administered more than 269,000 vaccine. Let your says the new vaccination superstation at Cal State San Marcos will start taking appointments on Saturday opens on Sunday, he says the superstation cited in the East County is expected to open next week. And we'll talk about those sites as officials are trying to kind of find tune the sign up system to get you a vaccine supervisor chair Nathan Fletcher says the county will expand testing sites. Our plan and goal is to bring on six more of these community pods or points of distribution in February. We also have our two vaccination super stations, the one at Petco and this Your site in Chula Vista. And this Sunday are North County sponsored vaccination. Superstition will open a Cal State San Marcos is athletic complex. They're trying to put all the sign ups on the same website. My turn dot CIA dot Gove, which they are enhancing, But the Petco in Chula Vista Super stations are still under the website vaccination superstation dot com. He also says only people 75 older with no computer access should call to 11 to make appointments. Marilyn Haider KOGO news. Let them play. That's the battle cry from hundreds of coaches in Paris throughout the state, including here in San Diego. The goal to get youth and student athletes back in action during the pandemic, coaches and students expected to hold a rally of the county administration building at 4 P.m.. They say there has been no organized youth or high school sports since last March, during an interview on 7 60 am with Mark Larson script, French football coach Marlon Garden era says he's also a parent and the kids deserve better understanding. There's a pandemic recognizing the law. Being empathetic and sympathetic to the realities for people on the front lines. It still doesn't explain why there is a safer route or method or activity for these kids. State health officials say. California's coronavirus tier system is being updated to allow sports to continue in that tear. San Diego County currently in the low purple tear, Phil Farrar, KOGO news. Should vaccines be mandatory for some workers were talking to consumer reports about a survey that they did might be surprised. All right, Plus, we've got your traffic and weather definitely linked today. Kogo news time. 5 37. This is Darren and Jack. What is the point this summer? Give your kid a chance to get ahead while learning like a college student with Georgetown University. Summer High School Sessions, Explorer Online.
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"orange county" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"Then, while trying to fix that problem, the cancer causing chemical benzene was detected in 29. Team, causing the city to shut down the facility and import water. The city security $2 million grant last summer to fix the problem and just recently selected a corporation to begin construction next month on a new filtration system. The project is expected to take another year to complete. Corbin Carson Ko Phi knees prosecutors in Orange County of charge 10 people accused of making off with hundreds of thousands of dollars in fake unemployment claims. Orange County, D A. Todd Spitzer says two people filed more than 1000 claims. Using a front business in Garden Grove. They seized over $300,000 in cash, They froze bank account's tied to the business. And all total so far $490,000 relating to Edie defraud. Spitzer says the others were charged in separate schemes to help prisoners file tens of thousands of dollars worth of fake claims. He says taxpayers were scammed because the state Didn't provide enough checks and balances and a tiger never changes its stripes. And apparently, it doesn't stop asking for a pardon, either. Since Tiger King Joe Exotic didn't get a pardon from former President Trump. He's hoping to get one from President Biden. The Tiger King is real name is Joseph Maldonado Passage was convicted for his role in a murder for hire plot that targeted his big cat Zoo rival, Carole Baskin, from the Netflix series, Tiger King. TMZ gotta hold the emails where Joe Exotic says he believes the Biden Harris administration can help reform the criminal justice system. The Tiger King says he believed in President Trump until January 6th following the riot at the Capitol. Jennifer Jones, Lee Ko Phi news. Ryan's gonna let us know about a crash.
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"orange county" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"Ko Phi newsroom, a self proclaimed spiritual leader in Orange County has been arrested. Leopold A. Garcia has been charged with raping two women who went to him for healing. One of the women says she was forcibly raped several times over several weeks after seeking out his services at the Anaheim marketplace. And I'm police surgeon Shane character, says the 69 year old bills himself as a spiritually healer who tells clients he can help them remove a curse on them if they have sex with him. Garcia is scheduled to be arraigned Monday. Investigators say there may be more victims and are asking them or anyone who knows a possible victim to call Anaheim police Amy King K. If I news on FAA employees from Beaumont has been arrested after confessing to taking part The storming of the U. S. Capitol. FBI agents say Kevin Strong, confessed to being inside the Capitol and taking a selfie in front of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is office agents say he also handed over pictures and videos he took on January 6th. Says he did not cause any damage or attacking a police officer's. He's been charged with violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds entering or remaining in a restricted area. And being disorderly or disruptive in a restricted area, and the unemployment rate is holding steady. In Los Angeles County, the state Employment Development Department released figures of 11% in L. A county in December, up from 10.9% of November, the 11% rate was well above the 4.3% rate from the pre coronavirus era of December 2019 in Orange County. December jobless rate was 7.4% up from 6.4 in November. Statewide. The rate was 9% up from 8.1 in November and well above the 3.9% of pre.
790 KABC
"orange county" Discussed on 790 KABC
"Orange County junior position. Get this. Right. Can you do that four clock? I'm Kevin, French President Joe Biden says. If you enter a federal building, you have to wear a mask. It's requiring, as I said all along. I'm where I have authority mandating masks be worn social distancing became on federal property and interstate commerce and center. That requirement was the first executive order President Biden signed this afternoon. Biden has promised to make masks mandatory in an effort to slow the spread of the Corona virus over 400,000 Americans have died since the start of the pandemic, a quarter of them in the past five weeks. Biden also signed orders to halt addictions and foreclosures during the pandemic. French President Emmanuel Macron is welcoming in the US back into the Paris climate accord after President Biden and Vice President Kamila Harris were sworn in today that is just one of the executive actions. Biden side Wednesday notice will be sent to the United Nations and the U. S will officially become party to the Paris agreement again in 30 days. The goal of the agreement is to reduce the impact of climate change. I'm Tom Roberts. Federal health officials say nearly half of the 36 million covered 19 vaccine doses distributed nationwide are now in people's arms. Sarah Bartlett has the story. New CDC figures show more than 16.5 million doses have been administered. More than two million Americans have received their second vaccine shot. Latest CDC data shows the rate of vaccinations is picking up in the U. S vaccine supply issues may be part of a bigger problem in California. Part of the problem is that bad batch of Madonna vaccines that state health officials pulled But experts in some counties say the state is creating unreasonable expectations by pushing to inoculate folks ages 65 older when they still don't have enough vaccines for health care workers, and there's the lack of consistency. For example, one county Health Department says it received 12,000 doses one way. But only got 1800 vaccines the next week. Still, Health and Human Services Secretary Mark Galli says of the 3.2 million doses that have been shipped to California. Less than half have been shot into people's arms. Sharon reared in K ABC News, Former Los Angeles City Councilman Alex Padilla took the oath of office as the state's new S. U. S senator. Today he becomes.
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"orange county" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"This land is my Jennifer Lopez was one of three singers to perform at the inauguration ceremony. She's saying this land is your land. She recited part of the Pledge of Allegiance during the song in Spanish. Former President Trump has held one last rally before leaving office. Trump spoke to a small crowd at joint base. Andrews after leaving the White House and before leaving on Air Force one for Florida. I wish the new administration great luck in great success. I think they'll have great sex. Yes, they have the foundation to do something really spectacular. Trump raised his family for their hard work and told his supporters he loves them. Orange County prosecutors have plans to file more charges against people at a violent protest in Yorba Linda. One woman who already faces attempted murder for allegedly driving over counter protesters at the event last year, will also be charged with beating two men with a steel rod at a different protest. A lot of these protests have been uses excuses to hide behind the First Amendment when the motive was violent, Florence County D a Todd Spitzer says. Five other protesters will also be charged. We will prosecute anybody on any side of the political spectrum if they went from asserting their First Amendment rights to crossing over into acts of violence, Spencer says he agrees with President Biden that it's time to move forward and stop the hate in Orange County. Corbin Carson Ko Phi News, the top prosecutor in Fresno County, has sent a letter to L. A County D a George Gascon, saying directives he issued last month are extreme and already wreaking havoc on crime victims. Lisa Smith camp says the directives also ignore victims constitute Journal writes. It's the second time a D A from another county has refused to grant gas conjures jurisdiction in cases involving their counties. Gascon responded last week to Sacramento County, D A. And Marie Schubert saying prosecutors like her love to push their backwards policies in the names of victims, but do so in ignorance of the harm caused to the broader community. The FBI has recovered a military Humvee stolen from a National Guard armory in Belle. Investigators have not said where exactly the hammer was found, but they're still searching for whoever drove off with The combat vehicle.
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"orange county" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"L, a metro bus driver is afraid to show her face fearing repercussions for speaking out. She and other drivers I spoke with say they've been working six days a week for the past few months to cover for drivers out sick with Cove. It And the long hours behind the wheel and on the road with other motorists like you and me are getting to them. Yeah, that seems like a lot. You know if you're a bus driver, you know you probably usually zoning out by your first hour anyway. Now you're working six days a week, 10 hours a day. And all you're doing is picking up. You know, one homeless guy and taking me to another homeless camp. Oh, yeah, It's the homeless shuttle for sure. You're like how will sleep sometimes and You might miss a light or three. You know, somebody might jump into the like in front of the bus or something. And we gotta be reacting. Yeah, I think you shouldn't drive. If you're half asleep, Metro says 800 bus operators are out right now due to covert and unrelated absences. Yeah, I think it's more unrelated absences. You know if you're driving a bus during Cove ID, that's tough man. That's a tough part. Because again, everybody that gets on you think, Okay, that definitely has it. That girl has it. That guy's got it. That guy's got it. She had. Everybody's got it. This notice we obtained tells bus operators on this day they have over 100 cancelations, asking if they can assist, but drivers say if they don't volunteer their order to work. They tell you you're coming to work tomorrow. So they don't ask me telling you should they be doing this? Not for a prolonged period of time, I will come back and finish up with this. This is good. David Goldsteins great. Relies on camp. I am 6 40 update Now, with Bill Stewart, the brush fire burning in 1000 Oaks. The forward progress has been stopped. Intercounty Fire captain Brian McGrath says homes in the Sunset Hills neighborhood were threatened and evacuated earlier fire, which started before five o'clock this afternoon. Having wind driven fire. We could have approximately 77 structures that were threatened and evacuated. He says. Residents will be allowed back in those homes soon. The fire burning near the 23 freeway and herbs road and once again about 250 acres have burned the news. Brought to you by Pacific Coast Termite call 800. Pacific L. A County's reporting another 287 covert 19 related deaths, along with another 17,323 newly confirmed infections. Nearly 2000 deaths from covert have been confirmed in the county in the past seven days. Another 16 covert deaths and 3200 new cases have been reported in Orange County School District in California might require students to get vaccinated against covert 19 before going back to campus. But Neither of the covert vaccines being given in the U. S is available for people younger than 16. This mom says she's a strong supporter of vaccine exists for a reason and the thought of my kid going someplace where they would be more likely to contract scary illness is not very comforting to me. A member of the California School Boards Association says he thinks the vaccine requirement decision. We'll probably be made on a more local level. Some infectious disease experts are warning people to be skeptical of viral videos promising cures for various effects of covert 19 1 video on TIC Tac suggest eating a burnt orange as a way to jump start someone's taste buds after the virus, one doctor says. There is no medical evidence that burning any kind of fruit will restore your senses. A report from the Journal of Internal Medicine shows 86% of people who have the virus lost their sense of taste. And within 60 days 71% of those people recovered of there. Sense of taste. Still out there in Sherman Oaks, that problem on the 101. Things are wrapping up here on the North found side of Van Nuys Boulevard. It looks like they may have just cleared all lanes.
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"orange county" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"If I news Orange County has started vaccinating thousands of people at a covert 19 vaccine super site that's been set up a Disneyland. There were cheerful waves that the happiest place on earth as a steady flow of socially distance. People got their doses. The shot didn't hardly even hurt and I feel very safe and very happy. I hope everybody will get this. This woman says the line was long, but the staff of OC firefighters were very efficient because I have oxygen. People help me. Get a little bit ahead of the line, and I was kind of in and out. Within about 25 minutes, people have to have an appointment and consign up through the county's Athena APP. The county plans to have five regional vaccine sites that can each vaccinate 7000 people a day at Disneyland. Corbin Carson KO Phi News. A new motion claims Investigators illegally listened in on many more attorney client jail calls then previously admitted by Orange County Sheriff Assistant Public Defender Scott Sanders says an internal audit from 2019 didn't disclose any of the new information. Originally, we had 58 calls recorded 87 times, according to the Sheriff's department. Now we have numbers that are about 10 times that We're talking about some of the most serious cases in the county of wide variety of cases. BOC Sheriff's Department says It has not gotten any reports of those calls being inappropriately accessed and the man who founded a popular Mexican restaurant in Sherman Oaks, has died. Ray Vega open Casa Vega 1956 when he was 20 to the restaurant on Ventura Boulevard. No stranger to showbiz, recently featured in the Quentin Tarantino movie. Once upon a time in Hollywood. Vega died Sunday at.
Biz Talk Radio
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"But having like a load haven't loaded drawers like Garrido powder, So when buying opens it? He just turns orange for about you think they'll be like like glitter bomb something like that. So there's glitter or what people there's glitter in the White House forever. Joseph. Uh oh. So Tom Bell because their time with Carl is the author of the divided era. He's also a political commentator and most major networks, and he's very generous with his time here. On historian and attorney is this thing? Yeah, Let's talk about the recall effort because as you heard a zoo, you heard you guys were gaining ground that real quickly. Let's take a little bit of time on the recall Gavin Newsom effort that you are spearheading. Are we on the chairman and Rescue Calif. Dot or if we expect the overall signature count to pass 1.1 million this week? We of course, need 1.5 million valid signatures. We have two months to go. We're on a pace of somewhere between 7100 a week So we are on pace to qualify this and people can downloaded at rescue California Don or the petition and send it in that. I hear that in Orange County Anonymous businessman donated a half a million dollars to the recall effort somewhere. Was that accurate? I don't call out our donors. Except for that. Thank them. Well, issues or commitments close to $2 million. Just on our end on that we have mailed out well over a million petitions. And that's when the money goes right. Tommy goes to mailers goes the signature gatherers and the light correctness 87 80 something percent. Wow. Total budget is direct mail and the cost process gets returned. Well, I appreciate that, and I wanted to stay anonymous. But now the cat that's out of the bag. Rusty. Okay, so listen before the break morning, no one can accuse the man. Where's that jacket and doing anything? He suffered a bad taste. Jack, can I can I say this? That there are those folks and I will say Russ is one of them. You're one of them. You know, I'm an independent that want to distance yourself from the from, You know, the So everybody in the bucket. You guys are the ones who did this last week because there's obviously radicals on both sides of the equation. Everybody can buy a red hat. That's right. How How do you? How do How does the Republican Party go forth? Because you know Democrats, the Democratic Party in Washington gonna be a big, big, indignant how they're gonna feel justified in all of their stuff? Because of the actions of relatively if you get 70 million voters, they were not 70 million people there that you know the setting of voters who voted for Donald Trump. They were not 70 Million people have is that I mean, that's that's gonna be tough one to navigate time. Actually, I don't think selling okay, not an academic discussion because I've already advised On this matter to you know some people of of important second guess At this point, it's about action. The saying they will do something. Look at the number of people disaffected with Washington is higher than ever before the reason Trump was elected with disinfection. With Government invited my poop too Divided. You're a search party's rise from the two parties failed to address issues so that discontent exists. Now, more than ever. The only way for Republicans forward is concrete action on certain subjects that restore Faith in their mission. What up while what are those well within Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania in Georgia, where Republican legislators are Every Republican in the country has to come together and clean up those voting systems in a very transparent way that will help restore faith. But that's action. Not words. I can't just say Oh, don't worry. We're gonna take care of it. No, they have to be very visible about it. We're going to see Joe Biden now and the Democrats go on and anti economic tear. Hi regulations massive spending this time. The other thing Republicans need to look you basic economics in these two administrations. The last one cut taxes and regulations, high job growth. They're going to see the failures of what's going on under Biden, and they need to contrast that an offer alternatives So this is about action. If you want to restore faith leadership is More physical. Then it is words. So so the question is, uh, for me What happened in Georgia? Because you're the foremost un interesting people in the world running Donald Trump cause that that lost No, there's long term factors in there. There are many people have moved to Atlanta area from New York, Connecticut, New Jersey and quite honestly, the voter registration is not the same. There's that ever wasps That's number one number two, they Republican secretary of State broke the law by entering into a consent agreement, which eviscerated the absentee. Palate. Requirement for that state, and that led a cavalcade of ballot absolutely 1000 that that shouldn't have done in the main election. There were 66,000 underaged people that voted 6000. I shouldn't be allowed. There was over 10,000. People have moved out of the state and continued the vote. Even though they're not allowed. That's the kind of thing that needs to be cleaned up. Okay, So let me let me know George is more purple than it was red. Got it? Let me ask you this, though. Wasn't that because that election fraud narrative as true as that may be. I believe Donald Trump to be part complicity for what happened in Georgia because he was beating that drum a day too long when he maybe should have been campaigning in Georgia. Is that not? I mean, you're then that's a guest this from a guy who doesn't have your experience. Um.
KFI AM 640
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"California has set a record for covert 19 related deaths in one day, Alex Stone says in the last 24 hours, 695 people have died of coronavirus in the state Now over 29,000 people have died from Cove it in this state. Since the beginning of the pandemic, and in the past 24 hours close to 53,000 New Cove in cases in California, the second day in a row of over 50,000 new cases a day L. A County also recorded a record number of deaths Friday. The number of patients in the hospital with coronavirus in Orange County is down from a record high of 2259 yesterday to 20. 2 2221. Today, the number of people in the ICU climbed from 514 to a record 528 43 more people have died in Orange County from Cove in 19. With more than 4200 new confirmed cases. 10 of the people who died were residents of skilled nursing facilities. Police are looking for a couple turf thieves. County police say a man with a child got into winning image fitness is outdoor tent early Monday morning and cut a big piece out of the gym's turf. Police say surveillance video, then shows the man roll the turf up and walk away. Gym's owner said. If they needed the turf, they should have just come and asked New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio says President Trump needs to resign. De Blasio was joined by New York members of Congress on the steps of City Hall this morning. Anyone who has lost control of his mental abilities to that level as to start an insurrection against the United States should not have his finger on the nuclear button. He needs to resign right now. Blasier says. If President Trump does not step down vice president Pence should invoke the 25th amendment to remove him from office. House Democrats are said to introduce articles of impeachment Monday, the U. S has decided to indefinitely delay.
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"Hey, Los Angeles and Orange County Jail US PhD to Los Angeles. Just get it right. Okay. News at three o'clock. I'm Kevin trapped. The former Republican mayor of San Diego, Kevin Faulconer has formed an exploratory committee in the race for governor of California, Jack Cronin has more. The opening of the committee allows Faulkner to raise money and former campaign staff a major step toward turning his time is the mayor of the eighth largest city in the country. One official run against Gavin Newsom. We really tried to set the tone of doing the right thing urging folks to stay healthy for us to get on the other side of covert and at the same time understanding that it's important that we save lives as well as livelihood, and that is something that I trust his mayor. I think we need that focus up in Sacramento because our small businesses are the backbone of our economy, and it's important that we have an administration that understands that. I'll take the steps to protect our small businesses while keeping people healthy. Hawking was also signed onto the effort to immediately recall the governor a move that if successful, could lead to a special election before next year. Vice President Mike Pence is promoting two Republican senators and this week's big runoff elections in Georgia. We're gonna fight to send David Perdue and Kelly left lower back. Washington D. C. Are you with me? Incumbents David Per doing. Kelly left. Laura, facing tough challenges from Democrats wins by the two Democrats would flip control of the Senate and Pence argues that Georgia voters must protect the GOP majority. President elect Joe Biden is in Atlanta, trying to push those two Democrats over the finish line in tomorrow's election, folks, this is it. This is it. It's a new year. And tomorrow can be a new day for Atlanta. For Georgia and for America. There will be no traditional inaugural parade due to the pandemic. Virtual parade will be held following Joe Biden's inauguration ceremony instead, and the organizer say performances will be held across the country similar to what the nation saw during the Democratic National Convention Inauguration Day on January. 20th will also feature presidential escort for Biden to the White House. Each branch of the military will be involved in that Michael Kastner. Veteran TV and radio host Larry King is now out of the ICU but still remains hospitalized after contracting covert 19, a source close to the family tells NBC News. King has been in the hospital with covert 19 for about 10 days. He believes he got it from a health care worker who came to his home, The source said. The 87 year olds first day in the hospital was the worst. Only he went through dialysis. King's doctors are optimistic that he will continue to recover. I'm Tom Roberts on Wall Street. All the major indexes.