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"Of classic TV shows were no doubt said to hear of the passing of leave it to beaver actor Tony Dow this week. Joining us to remember is TV guides man rauch. Good morning Matt. Good morning. Yeah. I think a lot of people generations, I think, were weaned on, leave it to beaver over the many decades and syndication is still out there and the nostalgia channel me TV is going to celebrate him tomorrow afternoon, starting at noon for a 5 hour marathon of his most memorable episodes. Episode titles include things like Wally's job, Wally's weekend job Wally's car while his new suit. I mean, you get the idea that the stakes were pretty low on leave it to beaver, but at the same time, that's what we loved about at the general humor, that idealized depiction of a sitcom family in the middle country, everything was just so benign. And as the older brother went, I mean, he was a really nice and sweet and earnest older brother. He kind of thought beaver was a creep sometimes, but yet those moments when they were together in their bedroom just talking about things where beaver could open up in a way he probably couldn't to his dad ward. There's something really sweet about that depiction and it has endured over the many decades. They revived it there for a while as you saw beaver and Wally as parents themselves. But what people really remember is they leave it to beaver series. And so yes, I think when his death was announced this week twice as it turned out, but when people come to grips with leave it to beaver and the legacy that it had. It's a pretty significant one for such a quiet little show. Yes, TV from our youth. You say another show or a show from the past is making a comeback. Yeah, different kind of youth here. We're talking about beavis and butthead icons of the 1990s, probably says stupidest buddy act ever done. But they're back, again, not on MTV this time, but on paramount plus on streaming because that's the way the industry works these days. But a little bit twist here is that even though you see some of the episodes where there's still those giggling adolescence in high school, he'll never grow up. Well, there's also many episodes miniature episodes where you see them as grown-ups, but they're just the biggest doofuses as they ever were. So I guess then there's a comfort to be known that some things never change and that against them would apply to something as silly as beavis and butthead, but it is back. Okay, thank you very much, Matt. You bet. TV guides, Matt rauch. It's 1113. An orthopedic surgeon makes understanding pain, painless. It's the biggest frustration that patients have. This is doctor Pamela Mehta, talking about
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"85 at BWI and 75 at dulles. An update now on Brittany griner and Paul Whelan in the possible prisoner swap. We learned Wednesday, the U.S. has reportedly requested talks with Russia on a proposal that could mean the release of the two detained Americans, but a dialog has yet to begin White House press secretary karine Jean Pierre was asked about that proposal today. We did put a substantial offer on the table. We wanted to be, we wanted to show that this president is taking it very seriously just like he did with Trevor Reed and but we're not going to go into details. The White House has reportedly offered to exchange a convicted Russian arms dealer to secure the releases of griner and Whelan. President Biden spoke virtually with his Chinese counterpart president Xi Jinping today. It was their 5th such call in their first since March. The call between the two leaders lasted nearly two hours, 20 minutes. It was a direct, straightforward conversation. White House aides wouldn't directly say whether House speaker Nancy Pelosi's intent to travel to Taiwan was a flashpoint. When asked about a Chinese statement warning against playing with fire, press secretary Karen Jean Pierre declined to engage. I'm not going to speak to that statement. But White House aides did say the two men pledged to work toward a potential face to face summit. Stephen portnoy CBS News The White House. Several people have died and many are missing after torrential rains caused severe flash flooding in southern Appalachia. Things are dire in the hills hollers and mountains of eastern Kentucky. After deadly flash flooding that's being called some of the worst in state history, search and rescue operations are ongoing, governor Andy beshear. They see a number of people and breath at county alone. On the roof, even we have some people in trees hanging on, waiting for rescue. Flooding has also led to rescues and evacuations in the mountains of neighboring southwestern Virginia. Jim crisis, yes news. At least 5 migrants drowned in another 66 were rescued today after a suspected human smuggling boat dropped them off in waters near an island west of Puerto Rico. A coast guard spokesperson said at least 66 people, those rescued survived, two of them children. It's the latest in a series of deadly voyages across the northern Caribbean involving mostly Haitian migrants who were fleeing their country amid a spike in killings and kidnappings. Two people escaped in early morning house fire and purcellville without being hurt badly and a dog that was in a crate made it out okay. But two other dogs that were not created were trapped in the fire and did not survive. A 9-1-1 call came in just after 5 a.m. reporting the fire on Milligan's run lane, water tankers had to be brought in because that part of percival does not have hydrants. This fire is being called accidental tonight, loudoun county fire and rescue says everyone should have and practice a home escape plan. That includes all people and pets that live there. Just ahead, we'll check in with Frank hanrahan and get the latest developments out of commander's training camp. It's 8 43. An orthopedic surgeon makes understanding pain, painless. This is the biggest frustration that patients have. This is doctor Pamela Mehta, talking about aches with unexpected origins. I see patients with pain in their knees, their hips, their back, oftentimes the pain is actually coming from their feet. Bet they aren't expecting to hear that. Those patients are super surprised. They can't believe
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"Company, they're accused of exchanging information about the wages and benefits of poultry plant workers to suppress competition for those workers. The federal government's student loan servicing contractors are being told to hold off communicating with borrowers about resuming payments ahead of an August 31st deadline for ending the pandemic freeze on loan payments. President Biden and his advisers have been debating the issue of whether to cancel a limited amount of debt for borrowers whose incomes fall under a certain threshold. Mister Biden told reporters last month at another extension was on the table. Democrats close to The White House said that they think it's unlikely that the president will choose to restart loan payments just months before the November midterm elections. Coming up, it's back to a Russian courtroom today for a jail WNBA star. It's 6 14. An orthopedic surgeon makes understanding pain, painless. It's the biggest frustration that patients have. This is doctor Pamela Mehta, talking about aches with unexpected origins. I see patients with pain in their knees, their hips, their back, oftentimes the pain is actually coming from their feet. Bet they aren't expecting to hear that. Those patients are super surprised. They can't believe that the pain in their knee isn't coming from actually inside the meat. But if you think about it, the feet are the base to your whole body. That's why she suggests personally fit arch supports, emphasis on the personal fit. If you get something basting it just on your shoe size, it isn't going to fit you properly. And if it doesn't fit well, it probably won't work well. Go get our supports fitted to you. It says easy as going into a good feet store. The good feet store has 7 locations in greater D.C. and Baltimore. Visit good feet dot com for the location nearest you
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"A 37 year old woman began firing a gun inside Dallas love airport this morning. Police say she fired several gunshots apparently if the ceiling before an officer shot and wounded her. She has been taken to a local hospital and no one else was injured. Joining us live now to learn more about this WTO's national security correspondent JJ green. JJ, what more do we know about the shooting? Well, she walked into Dallas love field airport about ten 40 local time went to the restroom, reportedly changed clothes, came back out, produced a gun and started shooting. The police in Dallas, teeth, Eddie Garcia said she most likely fired him up into the air at the ceiling. But what goes up must come down in those bullets had to go somewhere so people started scrambling for cover. At that point, police in the airport engaged her shot her in the lower extremities. She was taken to a hospital. The FAA put in a ground stop for a short time. That ground stop has now been lifted the airport is returned to normal activity. And the investigation is underway into what she was thinking and doing. JJ were also familiar with those long security lines at the airport, but that's when you're trying to get into your gate. There's really nothing that stops people from bringing guns into the main halls. That's right. It depends on where you are, walking into an airport with a gun trying to send it through and your carry on is illegal anywhere. But the question you're asking is what's to prevent a person from walking into any airport and doing something like what happened in Dallas and there isn't much quite frankly. The shooting took place before she went through the checkpoint at Southwest Airlines. And if you think about it, you get dropped off at the airport. You can walk in off the street with a weapon. Most airports have law enforcement officers rolling around, but they can't see what's out and what's not out in the open. So honestly, there isn't much to prevent someone from doing what this woman did in Dallas today. Does TSA have any kind of security program focused on this kind of threat? They do. They have something called the visible intermodal prevention and response team. It's called a viper team. And this has been in place for wildman pretty successful. They provide a random, unannounced high visibility surge of essentially protection into any transit agency. It can happen at a train station or an airport. And this team is composed of federal air Marshals, surface transportation, security inspectors, TSA, officers, behavior detection officers, and these are people who kind of monitor people's behavior to look for suspicious things in people. They also have canine teams as well, but the whole objective of this team is to kind of prevent people from walking and doing something crazy. To put it honestly to put it bluntly. But again, you don't know what you don't see with people walking in the airports with clothes and things hidden. So it's a tricky situation, but something they're definitely working to try to deal with. All righty, thanks so much, JJ. Welcome. A new study finds millennials sticking close to home. That's after sports. An orthopedic surgeon makes understanding pain, painless. It's the biggest frustration that patients have. This is doctor Pamela Mehta
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"The health department, which came out last Monday, show more than 12,000 new cases in the county, 2000 of them were for those under 18 years old. I'm Julie Walker We have money news at 25 and 55 past each hour. Here's Jeff klepper. The adal is up 98 points. The S&P 500 Index is up just 6 the NASDAQ's down 34 points. Big propane and charcoal grill maker Weber has lost 20% of its value. The stock falling on the abruptly announced departure of Weber's CEO and on slowing sales Weber sales started rising sharply after the pandemic began. This region continues to gain jobs, and in the district, the annual job growth rate at three and a half percent is among the strongest. That's 26,000 new jobs in the last year, Virginia has gained 123,000 jobs in the last year, 87,000 in Maryland, Apple will reportedly release a new line of Apple watches. An Apple watch pro with a larger screen and longer battery life. Jeff cable, double DT will be news. Money news, brought to you by news nation. A news nation exclusive. Chris Cuomo and his first TV interview since leaving CNN. Chris Cuomo on Dan Abrams live tomorrow at 9 8 central only on news nation. Straight ahead, lots of work on Capitol Hill this week ahead of the next recess for lawmakers. We'll hear what's happening from our Mitchell Miller on the hill. It's one 26. An orthopedic surgeon makes understanding pain, painless. This is the biggest frustration that patients have. This is doctor Pamela Mehta, talking about aches with unexpected origins. I see patients with pain in their knees, their hips, their back, oftentimes the pain is actually coming from their feet. Bet they aren't expecting to hear that. Those patients are super surprised. They can't believe that the pain in their knee isn't coming from actually inside the meat. But if you think about it, the feet are the base to your whole body. That's why she suggests personally fit arch supports, emphasis on the personal fit. If you get something basing it just on your shoe size, it isn't going to fit you properly. And if it doesn't fit well, it probably won't work well. Go get our supports fitted to you. It's as easy as going into a good feet store. The good feet store has 7 locations in greater D.C. and Baltimore. Visit good feet dot com for the location nearest you
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"One doesn't pay a credit card balance and fall by the due date, the lender will start charging interest on the unpaid balance, credit card interest compounds daily, so the amount of interest owed can rise quickly. That's why we advise card holders aim to avoid paying interest if at all possible. It's understandable that unforeseen events or surprises are part of life and 1 May for whatever reason end up with a credit card balance that can't be paid in full right away. One term to know is APR or annual percentage rate. If your card has a variable APR and almost all of them do, that rate has recently been on the rise. I'm Mark Hamrick. Coming up after traffic and weather will discuss how you can beat the heat this season. It's one 26. An orthopedic surgeon makes understanding pain, painless. This is the biggest frustration that patients have. This is doctor Pamela Mehta, talking about aches with unexpected origins. I see patients with pain in their knees, their hips, their back, oftentimes the pain is actually coming from their feet. Bet they aren't expecting to hear that. Those patients are super surprised. They can't believe that the pain in their knee isn't coming from actually inside the meat. But if you think about it, the feet are the base to your whole body. That's why she suggests personally fit arch supports, emphasis on the personal fit. If you get something basting it just on your shoe size, it isn't going to fit you properly. And if it doesn't fit well, it probably won't work well. Go get our supports fitted to you. It's as easy as going into a good feet store. The good feet store has 7 locations in greater D.C. and Baltimore. Visit good feet dot com for the location nearest you. I'm Jonathan cotton and we look forward to seeing you soon at the good feet store. Moments this around us intersecting every day
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"The vaccine. It's more like the vaccines that we're used to. The hepatitis vaccine, the HPV vaccine, where in this case they take the gene encoding the spike protein and they put it into insect cells into moth cells in the mosque, make the spike protein. It's purified and that part of the virus is injected and we make an immune response to it. Remember the Pfizer and the Moderna, we actually inject the RNA into the human. So ourselves, and then we make this spike protein ourselves. So we become the factory for the proteins. In this case, it's the moths, and then that protein is given. So both of them yield and potent immune responses against the original Wuhan spike protein and it gives serious protection against serious illness and hospitalization. So from that side, it's encouraging. Will it serve folks who maybe can't tolerate the other vaccines for whatever reason? I think in general it's going to be the people who are reticent to get an RNA vaccine. People who said, hey, listen, this is the first ones approved. I don't want to be part of that. So this is more conventional. And there are people out there that said, hey, I'm going to take this when there's a protein based vaccine and this is that. There are very few people who have had reactions to the RNA vaccine so they can't get any more, but in those individuals, they are also candidates for this vaccine. So I hope we can get more people vaccinated and then boosted because it's certainly critical to fight the new variants. Yes, speaking of those new variants and sub variants that may be resistant to current vaccines with novavax so late to the party, can we still expect good protection from it? It's the same as the RNA vaccines in that it's the original Wuhan spike protein. So it'll be similar in that regard. And what they do is they have a foundation immune response that protects us from serious illness. They don't protect from spreading and they don't from tech from getting ill from the current variants. But they do protect from serious illness. So they're clearly as benefit. We all need them so we stay out of the hospital, but at the same time, we need new and better vaccines. The first of which will come in the beginning of October. The CDC still has to sign off before those 18 and older can start getting it novavax has already been approved for use in Europe. I had the Nats snapped their 9 game losing skid. It is one 13. An orthopedic surgeon makes understanding pain, painless. This is the biggest frustration that patients have. This is doctor Pamela Mehta
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"Billings gazette showed hundreds of tractor trailers, campers and cars backed up for miles along the two eastbound lanes of that interstate. Back home in forestville, a man wanted in connection with the killing of his coworker is now in custody. Prince George's county police arrested 29 year old Aaron butler and temple hills Friday, he was charged with first and second degree murder for the killing of a coworker, 43 year old Fred Graham. On Thursday evening at around 5 45, police responded to a shooting outside of a restaurant on Donald drive near Pennsylvania avenue in forestville. There they found the victim had been shot, he was taken to the hospital where he died, investigators say butler and Graham worked together at the restaurant and they got into a fight after, but was shot Graham and he ran from the scene, butler's first quarter appearance is scheduled for next month. Luke Luger WTO news. Some changes are made at the Arlington county jail after the latest death of an inmate. The jail has hired a quality assurance manager updated its health check protocols and is securing a medical tracking device that's according to a document obtained by ARL now. A lawsuit was filed in 2020 following the death of Daryl Becton, his family claims the medical staff did not treat or probably monitor Becton drug withdrawal symptoms. 7 inmates have died half a facility over the last 7 years. The jail also recently changed its medical provider, Virginia's jail review committee has also recently closed its investigation into the Arlington jail last month. Kyle Cooper, WTO news. Could the Nancy moving away from the face of their franchise? Sports is next. An orthopedic surgeon makes understanding pain, painless. It's the biggest frustration that patients have. This is doctor Pamela Mehta, talking about aches with unexpected origins. I see patients with pain in their knees, their hips, their back, oftentimes the pain is actually coming from their feet. Bet they aren't expecting to hear that. Those patients are super surprised. They can't believe that the pain in their knee isn't coming from actually inside the knee. But if you think about it, the feet are the base to your whole body. That's why she suggests personally fit arch supports, emphasis on the personal fit. If you get something basing it just on your shoe size, it isn't going to fit you properly. And if it doesn't fit well, it probably won't work well. Go get our supports fitted to you. It's as easy as going into a good feed store. The good feet store has 7 locations in greater D.C. and Baltimore. Visit good feed dot com for the location nearest you
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"A Bloomberg money minute. Just as COVID-19 cases start to rise again, Americans are getting another tool to fight the virus. The FDA has cleared a COVID vaccine developed by novavax, the fourth approved in the U.S., the shot is more similar to classic vaccines than the technology used by Moderna and Pfizer, officials hope that it may find greater acceptance among vaccine hesitant adults. Amazon's annual prime day sales event is in the books, and we should get a final sales tally today. Day one was the biggest online shopping day so far this year, according to the Adobe digital economy index, a Frito lay variety pack was the top seller. Spirit airlines is again delaying a shareholder vote on a plan to sell itself to frontier airlines. Frontier sought the delay to give it time to build support in the face of a higher bid from JetBlue, the vote which had been scheduled for this week will now be held July 27th. From the Bloomberg newsroom, I'm Laurie kofsky, on WTO. He had one 26. An orthopedic surgeon makes understanding pain, painless. It's the biggest frustration that patients have. This is doctor Pamela Mehta, talking about aches with unexpected origins. I see patients with pain in their knees, their hips, their back, oftentimes the pain is actually coming from their feet. Bet they aren't expecting to hear that. Those patients are super surprised. They can't believe that the pain in their knee isn't coming from actually inside the meat. But if you think about it, the feet are the base to your whole body. That's why she suggests personally fit arch supports, emphasis on the personal fit. If you get something basting it just on your shoe size, it isn't going to fit you properly. And if it doesn't fit well, it probably won't work well. Go get our supports fitted
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"Now to campaign 2022, there are claims of election interference ahead of Maryland's July 19th primary. Kelly schulz a Republican in the governor's race as a national democratic group has gone too far. They're deceitful and shameless tactics. The issue is TV ads, more than a $1 million worth, purchased by the democratic governors association. The ads are in favor of Dan Cox, Kelly schulz's main Republican rival, and she says the group bought the ads because it thinks that Cox will be easier for the eventual democratic nominee to defeat. They're afraid they'll lose to me in November. Cox is endorsed by former president Donald Trump called the whole thing a distraction. Schulz is backed by governor Larry Hogan, who joined her in making the claims. Democrats already outnumber Republicans two to one in the state. But they still feel the need to cheat. Nick eying Ellie, WTO P news. Loudoun county continues to grow and diversify, but as everyone in the community getting an equal amount of time to speak during the county's board meetings. Here's the rule about public input during a loud and county board of supervisors meeting. Every public speaker gets to have two and a half minutes to talk to us and give their message. Until now board of supervisors, cheerful as Randall has given non English speakers two and a half minutes and the same for their translator. Some have said that doesn't seem fair. She's got a solution for the board members. Everyone we have two and a half minutes, we will put headphones on. We will have interpretation in real time. What's still being worked out is how the audience can hear the translation. How will they receive the message? She expects it will be worked out by the fall in loudoun county near log and stained double you TLP news. It's 7 43, an orthopedic surgeon makes understanding pain, painless. It's the biggest frustration that patients have. This is doctor Pamela Mehta, talking
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"Ahead on double TOP the Senate most closer to passing gun control legislation at 7 21. An orthopedic surgeon makes understanding pain, painless. It's the biggest frustration that patients have. This is doctor Pamela Mehta, talking about aches with unexpected origins. I see patients with pain in their knees, their hips, their back, oftentimes the pain is actually coming from their feet. Bet they aren't expecting to hear that. Those patients are super surprised. They can't believe that the pain in their knee isn't coming from actually inside the knee. But if you think about it, the feet are the base to your whole body. That's why she suggests personally fit arch supports, emphasis on the personal fit. If you get something basing it just on your shoe size it isn't going to fit you properly. And if it doesn't fit well, it probably won't work well. Go get our supports fitted to you. And it says easy as going into a good fit store. The good feet store has 7 locations in greater D.C. and Baltimore. Visit good feet dot com for the location nearest you. I'm Jonathan cotton and we look forward to seeing you soon at the good feet store. My shoulder is completely fixed. I feel as though I have a new shoulder. I went to GW hospital to get my operation for my rotator cuff tear. They made me feel quite safe. Even during the pandemic, they referred me to get the minimal invasive surgery. And it was excellent. Now, I got into abstract art because of my wife. I'm deeply grateful to GW hospital to the staff and everyone there. Physicians are not agents for employees at this hospital. ET, the extraterrestrial arrives at the Kennedy Center in time for its 40th anniversary. The national symphony orchestra performs the Academy Award winning score live as the film plays on the big screen, relive this timeless classic and its beloved music part of John Williams at 90, the official birthday celebration for the legendary composer, ET the extraterrestrial in concert, led by Steve reineke, June 22nd in the concert hall. Tickets at national symphony dot org. You're listening to WTO pneumo. 7 23, a bipartisan group of lawmakers has released new legislation on gun reform, setting the stage for the Senate to vote on passage of the bill. Three of the big provisions that were part of the talks enhanced background checks for those under 21, expanded red flag laws through which courts can order guns seized from people deemed dangerous. And closing the boyfriend loophole. It's been a point of contention, prohibiting partners who have committed domestic violence, but live outside the victim's home from buying a gun. CBS is Scott McFarland, Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell calls this a common sense package and pledged his support. The legislation will need at least ten Republicans to pass in the Senate. A 14 year old boy was shot in prince George's county while leaving a laundromat with his mother. Prince George's county police say this happened about 6 30 last night in the east Riverdale area, officials say two suspects fired 30 rounds. We believe
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"And it's changed, your feelings about retiring, well, listen up. We break it down now with CBS business analyst Jill schlesinger. I think a lot of people who left the workforce amid COVID. And I'm talking about folks who are over 55, I think they got really spooked because it was scary times and all the evidence was that older Americans were more at risk, so a lot of people removed themselves from the labor force, and they certainly counted on stimulus checks and extended unemployment benefits. Those things started to wear off. And to some extent, a lot of the people who were tired were like, oh, this is actually okay because the markets were doing so well. And then the markets fall apart, and then the inflation takes off. And now we are starting to see early evidence. It's not a trend yet, of some people feeling like, you know what? Maybe I called it quits a little too early. Many of those people heading back into the labor force to try to make up for the fact that both inflation and diving markets have taken a real bite out of their future retirement plans. What are they finding now that they're trying to get back in? Well, good news. I mean, this is the weirdest thing, which is we know the fed is trying to slow down the economy. And yet the labor force remains pretty strong. And yes, you probably heard some reports about some high-tech companies that said, okay, we're going to slow down our hiring or we're going to let some people go. But the vast majority of folks in the sort of broader economy, they're still looking for employees. So this is a fantastic time actually to say, hey, wait a second. Do I need a little extra money every single month? Maybe this is a time to start doing some part time work. I'm not saying you have to go back and do exactly what you were doing before, but while the opportunity exists and while prices are still high and before the economy softens too much, now could be a very good time to get a few bucks coming in that will help offset some of these price increases. CBS business analyst Jill schlesinger. Sports on the way. It's one 13. An orthopedic surgeon makes understanding pain, painless. It's the biggest frustration that patients have. This is doctor Pamela Mehta, talking about aches with unexpected origins
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"The wharf in D.C., it's four 40. As the challenges confronting President Biden intensify, his predictions of a rosy political future for the Democratic Party are actually growing bolder. He believes Democrats are going to hold on to the House after November's midterm elections and will pick up as many as four seats in the Senate. Ken Walsh, White House and political analyst for U.S. news and World Report, joined us earlier to talk about it. All the signs point to a very difficult midterm election for the Democrats could we actually disastrous for them. History indicates that this is happening polling indicates it's happening. It's very likely that Democrats are going to lose control of the House and probably the Senate. But President Biden has said as he just said in an interview with The Associated Press this past week, he feels part of his job is to be confident and that's what he's trying to project. It really flies in the face of what seemed to be increasing reality here, but this is what he feels like he has to do. And the polling isn't about the 40% job approval rate fluctuates around. It's not awful, but it's very mediocre. And it's a real danger sign on how things will work out for the Democrats in the midterms. As we watch the January 6th hearings unfold, what impact if any are they having on all this right now? That's a very good question. I think what's happening with that is that before president Trump is getting a tremendous amount of negative attention for this for encouraging the insurrection and for saying that he really should not be held responsible for this sort of thing. And so solidifying the impression people have that something went very wrong on that day, despite what former president Trump says that this was just a relatively minor incident. But I don't think it's changing the fundamental dynamic of our presidential politics. President Trump's supporters still support him very strongly. He has about 80%, 90% of the Republican Party behind him. That's not changing. So it's really solidifying the status quo. Democrats dislike him intensely. Republicans like him a lot. The people in the middle don't really have a lot of qualms about him, but they also have a lot of qualms about President Biden. So it's not changing things much, but it's solidifying the status quo. Yeah, we're just sort of waiting for that bombshell to come out and there have been many interesting things that have come out and some that might qualify as very significant, but that big headline that we've been waiting for hasn't really come. That's right, exactly. And to people who follow this closely, there's a lot of really devastating information that's come out about former president Trump and how he handled this riot basically at the capitol and how he tried to turn the election around even though he lost. Really skating around the edges of impropriety or certainly impropriety, maybe even illegality. But as you say, not the smoking gun and it doesn't feel like there will be one. Ken Walsh, White House and political analyst for U.S. news and World Report, coming up a fatal crash in loudoun county. It's four 43. An orthopedic surgeon makes understanding pain, painless. It's the biggest frustration that patients have. This is doctor Pamela Mehta
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"And Baltimore's combined bid for the 2026 World Cup would be a winner In the end Chris was surprised there weren't more eastern cities selected I thought they would have more teams over here I would definitely thought Washington would you see what would be a contender Some of the other sounds that were listed I wouldn't think wouldn't be Others were disappointed that D.C. wasn't going to get the chance in 2026 to fight on soccer's world stage and show all that it has to offer visitors to the nation's capital And of course there was a little trash talk for some of the chosen cities As Billy really a good city Sarah Jacobs news This is Dave Johnson And a World Cup without D.C. officially involved unbelievable but understandable FIFA soccer's world governing body had seen the images of FedEx field the pipes breaking railings falling and did not see a plan for making FedEx better by 2026 Voldemort tried to help M&T Bank stadium World Cup ready But D.C. really not ready with the team that runs FedEx field stuck in a cul de sac of chaos and controversy You can see the full list of cities that will host the 2026 tournament at WTO P dot com A letter from members of Congress in our region has gone to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell that group requesting that he released the results of an investigation into the Washington commander's workplace culture The 6 House Democrats say the toxic work environment within the organization primarily affected their constituents and they deserve transparency on that probe Now the results of that investigation led to a fine of $10 million for what the league called a highly unprofessional environment the NFL's commission will be testifying next week before the House oversight and reform committee Still ahead we'll take a closer look at what rising mortgage rates mean for home buyers and sellers It's 8 36 An orthopedic surgeon makes understanding pain painless This is the biggest frustration that patients have This is doctor Pamela Mehta talking about aches with unexpected origins.
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"Brought to you by long fans 20% off savings on fences decks and pavers Go to long fan dot com and schedule your free estimate today It's a 12 now chargers are appending against a fairfax county mother who allegedly took her three year old daughter without permission An amber alert had to be issued Police say it was just before 3 o'clock this morning that Amelia Krause was located in West Virginia with her mother Catherine Krause Catherine does not have legal custody of the girl She is now in police custody The child had been missing since late yesterday afternoon Virginia's attorney general is rejecting the argument that his special grand jury investigation into loudoun county public schools is unconstitutional The school board is suing to shut that special grand jury down Virginia attorney general Jason Mia is impaneled the special grand jury here in loudoun county his investigation started with a school system's handling of two high school sex assaults in a filing miara says the school board is not allowed to sue his office for doing its job seeing if there's probable cause that a crime occurred but the school board says Mia is on a fishing expedition and that the scope of the grand jury is a harming student privacy a judge will hear arguments on the call to stop the grand jury on July 11th In loudoun county near law it can stay in Dublin Coming up D.C. police identify another possible victim of the shopping cart killer It's 8 13 An orthopedic surgeon makes understanding pain painless It's the biggest frustration that patients have This is doctor Pamela Mehta talking about aches with unexpected origins I see patients with pain in their knees their hips their back oftentimes the pain is actually coming from their feet.
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"I think we've all missed joining together hearing the same music We're gonna have a great time Kelly O'Hara has earned 7 Tony nominations including the pajama game One of the most fun things I've ever done in my life I could have done it forever Harry Connor junior did something different on the stage every single night She finally won her Tony for the king and I in 2015 The only thing I had when I was growing up were the movies Anything Shirley Jones or Julie Anders dead I watched all of them at nauseam but the one I never saw was the king and I and to this day I've never seen it Really Because I want to try to make it my own Here are full chat on my podcast beyond the fame Jason fraley WTF news Ten 13 An orthopedic surgeon makes understanding pain painless This is the biggest frustration that patients have This is doctor Pamela Mehta talking about aches with unexpected origins I see patients with pain in their knees their hips their back oftentimes the pain is actually coming from their feet Bet they aren't expecting to hear that Those patients are super surprised They can't believe that the pain in their knee isn't coming from actually inside the meat But if you think about it the feet are the base to your whole body That's why she suggests personally fit arch supports emphasis on the personal fit Few get something basing it just on your shoe size it isn't going to fit you properly And if it doesn't fit well it probably won't work well Go get our supports fitted to you It's as easy as going into a good feet store The good feet store has 7 locations in greater D.C. and Baltimore Visit good feet dot com for the location nearest.
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"pamela mehta" Discussed on WTOP
"The inconveniences of the shadow life we lead Friends may come Friends might go The movie Enemies are always faithful Is benediction And Washington Post film critic Ann Hornaday joined us earlier with her review This is a beautiful film by the British filmmaker Terence Davies who has made some extraordinary essay films about his own youth growing up in England And he turns his sights to siegfried sassoon who really had a remarkable life of beautiful poet and Davies does not do a conventional biopic here It's essay you stick as is his style jumps around in time but delivers a really emotionally powerful portrait of this man who was haunted all his life by the devastation and loss that he witnessed And especially coming now when I think a lot of us are dealing with trauma in different ways for different reasons It's really a stunning portrait of trauma and somebody working his way through it And I just want to single out Jack loud and who plays the young siegfried sassoon Peter capaldi plays him as an older gentleman but it's a really extraordinary performance It's just a beautiful film Hey Ann you can't live in Washington and ignore any Watergate themed film So tell us about the Indy 18 and a half Well here we are It's almost a 50th anniversary of the break in Hillary Brace yourself my dear you know the Watergate movies are coming They are And this is from the satirical filmmaker Dan Murray who takes a little bit of a oblique slant onto a very niche aspect of the Watergate drama which has to do with Howard Hughes and some mysterious payments to the Republican committee and IT and T wonder bread has it supporting role It's a very unconventional eccentric look But I think for a complete and people who are really into the minutiae of Watergate they might get a kick out of it This is going to be at the regal majestic for a week and at the Arlington drafthouse for a special screening on Sunday And that's Washington Post film critic Ann Hornaday joining us on Skype Lots of excitement at the French Open and Frank Henry will have all the details 5 13 an orthopedic surgeon makes understanding pain painless It's the biggest frustration that patients have This is doctor Pamela Mehta talking about aches with unexpected origins I see patients with pain in their knees their hips their back oftentimes the pain is actually coming from their feet Bet they aren't expecting to hear that Those patients are super surprised They can't believe that the pain in their knee isn't coming from actually inside the meat But if you think about it the feet are the base to your whole body That's why she suggests personally fit arch supports emphasis on the personal fit Few get something basting it just on your shoe size it isn't going to fit you properly And if it doesn't fit well it probably won't work well Go get our supports fitted to you It's as easy as going into a good feet store The good feet store has 7 locations in greater D.C. and Baltimore Visit good feet dot com for the location nearest you.