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The Christian O’Connell Show
"patsy" Discussed on The Christian O’Connell Show
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The Christian O’Connell Show
"patsy" Discussed on The Christian O’Connell Show
"Don't you remember when Patsy tossed the racist punk rocker ever was Billie Eilish? Because he had a leather fingerless glove. It's very racy. What happened in the video clip? Oh, it was just women scarily clubbed women wrestling. Women wrestling. You're going to spike the views of that right now from some of our audience Patsy. All right, center of all Jay garz band. Let's go to Cameron. Good morning Cameron. Good morning Trish. How are you? I'm good, Cameron. Welcome to the show, what song do we have to play this morning? It's the best time of the day. I think a bit of sherbet to get your pumping in the morning on your way to work. I know. Pumps me off.
The Christian O’Connell Show
"patsy" Discussed on The Christian O’Connell Show
"Franklin? Queen of soul. What it means to me that I ask easy to this is a little something funny story about that. In a whole other life, I checked out. You know, a whole lot of life when I started out in radio. I was doing DJing before I could get into news. Hang on. Not like we've all heard about the cage Z 9 news early is the prequel. Never DJ patz. Yeah, I had to when I started on air there were no like I was trying to get my way into a newsroom and I could sort of just do casual stuff, but they had their news reader. So at the station where I started at three and a, they said, you can do an audience shift. I'm like, I'm really not a DJ and they said learn your ropes as a DJ. So I had to back announce that song I played at one day and I was so nervous, like so ridiculous. I was sort of a floater but my main shift was 12 to 6. I've never heard of Saturday. Have you ever heard of that term in radio? 25 years, a floater. Yeah, so I did all sorts of shifts wherever they needed a hole to be plugged. But the main one I did was 12 to 6 on a Saturday, which was a big deal. 12 noon, 12 9 to 6 p.m. but I had to showers. Yeah, it was. Oh, that's horrendous. It was really full on. But it was great, 'cause it taught me a lot. And so what happened when you were back announcing respect? So I was so nervous instead of saying Aretha, I say urethra. Franklin. Now Phil has a time waster in that, isn't there? Body part bands or something like that? You give us an idea. Do you know what? You need to go back on air. No, I don't. No, I'm no, I do. No. I recognize speak on behalf of the world right now when I say people demand you back on it. No, I think I'll just stick to mine. No, it's time for comeback. We need to come back. Crunch and roll. Crunch and roll. We want to keep Alice. I think you do a great late night show. Patsy loves gossip, isn't she? Yeah, calling with gossip. Just one caller, my 8 hours. And then what happened next marine? That would be Australia's biggest radio show. Patsy's late night love show. We're only speak to one caller a week. I'll catch up with you again tomorrow, Marie. No, you say goodbye, you say goodbye. All right, Jackie boy. One more song. Okay, with stand
The Christian O’Connell Show
"patsy" Discussed on The Christian O’Connell Show
"Sink Floyd. Silva, broom one 82, broom one 82, silver. Sweep dog, set a Snoop Dogg sweep dog gold, but on Tim, Fleetwood vac, gold, Florence and the washing machine. They're too much like yours, Christian. They got to go out on their own. Thank you, John. Tina, spring cleaner. Silver. What a mocking good old dingley village. Neat loaf, gold. What a mark. Puff scrub daddy? Silva. A sustained, the mighty mighty swept stones. Bronze, jiffy, midnight runners. Silver guns and windex, bronze, Don McLean, American pie, Don McLean. Except Don McLean. 9 inch sponges, silver. Matchbox, Glenn 20, gold. That's very good. One on. David. Red hot chili moppers? Silva, Elton no pole. That is good. Trench well done. Dyson straits, gold. Wow, that's very good mark and seafood. And The Beach Boys. Silver, gold swim pens, well done, everyone. But Christian O'Connell show podcast. I went to see the new John Wick movie. It's out today. If you level the John Wick movies, it's so good. It's one of the best ones out the four, but anyway, beforehand, there was a couple of hundred people there all excitedly going. And there was a large cue for people to get some snacks 'cause we all knew this is just under three hours. So you need to hydrate and you need snack edge. What is it about people you've been queuing for average Q time? There was about 6 or 700 people there. Oh, wait to see this movie. Shout out to jam fracture. They thought just two people working behind the counter. Should be able to between us you so 350. I'll do the other three 50. Just two people working there. I didn't think this through. They said it's going to start 6 30. I promise getting so stressed. And then it suddenly when people get there, they start having a good old look at the all the ices. We've all been queuing for at least ten minutes each. Work it out, have your money ready. Be ready. Out of cinema, there's only a few options. There's more pieces at this point. That's a huge choice. No, but it's the ones that want hot dogs that take time to make. Who has the dog option there? Who does that? How long does that thing been there? Chris insists every time. And I just say seriously, couldn't you just have got one at the food court like 15 minutes ago because you know you're going to be late. Get a lot of this. You wanted to taste the wine. You're not a lady. There was only red wine. There's not like, where are we going in the world? You want to go modern European? Do you want to go to California? A Pino, a sheer as a cab Sam. Let me just
The Christian O’Connell Show
"patsy" Discussed on The Christian O’Connell Show
"Chris, Jen. Welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell show podcast. Showtime. At the third strike, it will be three. Three hours. We were there. When I raced that pig, how fast do I go? One. Bend and stretch reach for the stars. There goes Jupiter. Here comes Mars. Christian O'Connell show gold one O 4.3. Did you ever watch romper room magic kits TV shows? Yes, I remember romper room. We couldn't get away from it yesterday. So many emails yesterday and Patsy obviously not on the show yesterday but still monitoring, you know why? How good Phoebe was? Oh, I was so proud. We had a straw doll and then not tearing a head off. A wicker version of a crossing spells. Watch out Phoebe, watch out, heading home to break lead to his always every time still check the brake section what before I leave the station car park. Well, you know what happened this morning? Ray O comes in. Oh, baby. I'm just sitting there. Just sitting there. It's like hello. Hi. That viper looks after number one. The viper. So you're watching. None of us is like Game of Thrones this guy. I ultimately he will be left standing. He's the only one that will see off Patsy. In fact, I saw a movie version of your life yesterday, John Wick unstoppable, the new John Wick yesterday so good. Was it? Oh, almost three hours of John Wick. Actually not enough. Could have squeezed out another half an hour. Over too soon, I would say over too soon. Battery what's been going on with you? Well, dare I say told you so, remember last week I was saying how heavy Audrey's school bag has become. It's like a bowling machine. This school bags are so heavy it's ridiculous. Like she couldn't fit another thing in and it's seriously too heavy. I'm going to weigh it. Anyway, she got limped off the bus yesterday. And she had athletics day and I know she didn't want to go anywhere and I thought, oh, it's clearly been a good day today. This will be good. So she's got the car and I said, what's wrong? And she said, I've hurt my back. She said, I jumped off a rock and it just went. Because the school has got an abundance of rocks on it. I don't remember that event from Apple. That's Olympics. 11 o'clock today's rock jumping kids. She's your rocks wisely. You know, I should jumped off a rock and Jordan, and I said, oh, and I didn't want to be that mother that says, well, your father and I did say to you last week, you bags too heavy. And I said, you know, my wife lives to say, I told you, so she even said it to me yesterday. I went, when will this end? 25 years together of marriage of mainly you just at any store you can go. I don't want to say it. When someone says I don't want to say, it's worse. You're saying it already. Every mom, I think, lives to say, I told you so. We like Nostradamus, we can predict the future. Anyway, so quick call to the physio, jazz, we've got a fantastic physio named jazz. And he was booked out because he's so popular, he said I can get you next week, and I said, oh, if you get into emergency, let me know. Yeah, because you know why, physios are booked out, but if you get a call from obviously you canceling plans. Oh my God, it's her. Midnight, whatever you need. Coming now. Just my daughter's full enough rocking. I would hate for you to suffer the same fate. King in your brain. Some hint shoes at the bottom of the wary be river. Anyway, got home 20 minutes later, we were running back and he said, listen, I've had a cancellation. There'll be some poor roads here that need to, you know, version of a freeing up who's just been tipped off that bed. Get out. Change the bed material is gonna be finest mink and urban for them as well. And have some snacks and Patsy too. Torture us on air. But you know what's funny when you go to the physio, I like them to get in there, give it a good manipulation, but elbow in there. Whatever you need to do. But what is it with all these exercises? Pat's by the sound of them. If there's time at the end, do my daughter. Got terrible back from. Look at this sciatica, can you? But it's all like exercise. What's with that? Yeah, what is with that, huh? Keep hearing about it. What is that? What's with exercise? Is it big on TikTok? This far just won't go away. I just wanted to get his knuckles in there and like loose in it up. But instead that they do tend to give you a lot of exercises to do, don't they? Yeah. And so I can't you just fix it. I found is the least massage is because I've had back problems before I know. My therapist are going to give you the best message. That's all I go to now. But the physio is mainly a very happy for you to mend it yourself. After like 5 minutes and they go, here's some things for you to do and like, oh, okay. That'll be 80 bucks, thanks. All right, after this, we've got the extra time oyster. The Christian O'Connell show podcast. Time now for the extra time on the time waster. This week it's thank you all cleaner week. Top 5 cleanest countries in the world. What would you get this from xenophobe monthly? Oh, it's dirty foreigners. No. Filthy countries. Chocolate is country. Anyway, what do we think are the top 5? What countries do we think you're in the top 5 cleanest in the world? You've traveled the world. Japan has to be in there. Japan is at number three. Singapore. Not in there. Really? No. Are you? It is actually spotless there. What about Dubai? Dubai isn't there. New Zealand at number 5. Germany at number four, Japan's at number three, Denmark at number two. And the claim is country in the world. Drum roll please. Luxembourg. Oh. Anticlimactic. Anything to end with Luxembourg is boring. It's just a non country. It is a non country one. Ray, can we have a top 5 most born countries in the world tomorrow? Luxembourg will be at number one. All right, so we're looking for your cleaning bands. Cleaning bands. Yes. Out of the four mops. Rage against the washing machine. You've been to. You bend too. You too. You been. You been really. If that's clogged up, you can't be cleaning. A clean U event. It's a clean house. From stay with me, please. You must remember the plastic oko band with John and homo. A plastic omo band. And Roger Daltrey, he loves cleaning. Yes. The who left this mess in the sink. Silver pump. Dishwashers. Right there. But the plates in. Jackie boy, what have you got cleaning bands? Bruce spring clean. No one thought to do it. The artist formerly known as rinse. Now that is more like it, gold. And this is one for the newer generation. You know what? You can hear that. I hope you didn't understand. It really just went. That's sucks. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right. I had another bronze. Jiffy Barnes. Jiffy Barnes is very good, yeah. All right, gold. But Christian O'Connell show podcast. Christian O'Connell show, time waster extra time, cleaning bands. You ready to watch Jackie boy? We still giving away pens? Yes. Sweet trick. Silva. What a Kevin? I understand that this would come as MC cartoony. You know, precious one. I'll show you. Yeah. Oh, yeah. 20. Cleaner arena is more like it. It's gone. There we go. Well done, brackets, Jackie. Wow, wow. So the ShamWow, wow. Well done.
The Christian O’Connell Show
"patsy" Discussed on The Christian O’Connell Show
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The Christian O’Connell Show
"patsy" Discussed on The Christian O’Connell Show
"They're just the best couple, they, you know, when our packages come from us post, Ken will keep them there till we get home. And so nice. Everyone needs that in an idle word on their street. That strange little sort of cul de sac, don't you? It brings strangers. I reckon Ken's gonna, he's on a rocking chair and he with a shotgun in one arm. Leave the package there, boy. And he takes a beans in and out and there's a rummage through them and stuff like that. Anyway, there were taking off in the car yesterday, and I noticed that barb's handbag was on the top of the car. You couldn't miss it. It was like a Mary Poppins sized bag. It was enormous. I don't know what she carries in there. This bright red bag and obviously they didn't realize that a bag was on top of the car for oh no, everything all this stuff's probably in there. They're personally. Stick with it at the end of a stick, like a brindle. All this stuff is in there. And a walking stick was sticking out at the top of it, and they're probably got their medication in there. They're in their Lake. So I could charge it. You can't fit a walking stick and all the walking sticks sticking out of the top of it. One of those collapsible ones. It's like nunchucks, or a collapsible sword. I'm done. Sony way I took off 'cause he drives it quite a pace, kin. So the next time it's only got two modes, there are way too quick grandad or way too slow. Can we just split the difference? She was like lead foot around the corner. So she chasing them on foot long term. No pursuit in their house. Not from the coldest. It's running us down. I thought, no, I haven't got time to I'm going to have to get in the car. It was like a high-speed pursuit along our street. Follow those old time is this lovely Ken and lovely bar. And I'm turning the horn and flashing the lights, unfortunately. So you can really just stress them. Core okay. Well, into something. That's he does one of those fishtail maneuvers. In the front of the car. I reckon she's got her own stingers. What are those things they put out across cars? Of the spike. Despite road spikes. Anyway, I pulled him over and Ken said. He got that megaphone pull over right now. I said, can you handbags on top of the car he goes, oh. So I rescued the handbag and I saved the day. Well done, well done. Thank you. Wow. What a superhero. But Christian O'Connell show podcast. So Patsy is 50 on Monday. We're not going to be here on a break. So he thought lawn hard about a present for her Patsy loves K mot. So we're going to be sending a live in a limousine. There's going to be a red carpet there outside came on. She's going to go down the road carpet, then she's going to be given a trolley. Everything she can cram into the trolley in 60 seconds is hers. Trust me. This is a dream for Patsy. Patsy you're in position. I'm in position.
The Christian O’Connell Show
"patsy" Discussed on The Christian O’Connell Show
"It? It'd be like a stick man, remember that little book used to flip through to see someone running or stuff like that. It's got Netflix on that. It's about third of the resolution of an iPhone. It actually is a good idea, Patsy, but I'm going to bet you I'll bet you ten bucks now within three months, you'll step out to an iPhone. No. No, no. She's not getting an iPhone yet. She might get one of my old ones, but see already a crumbling. Honestly, because you'll have this, especially when she goes into the next school year, everyone else has got them. They've got all the apps I'm missing out, and also it's just like they pitched to you. And it is true. We didn't have any of this and we were kids. They do talk to each other the way they talk to each other is on SnapChat. They don't use texts. They think old people use text messages. I don't realize it's just old and boring using text messages that went, wait, you still text people and they're like, look. Yes. Square me. Time traveler from the past with my SMS, because it's just easier to work. Right there. I like it. Actually, I use WhatsApp as well. What's that? What's encrypted? No, what you will need. Now that is the most or whatever phone you get, you need to have something where you can control what they have access to. That is. Is that like a parent thing? Yeah, it is. And that's why, I mean, I'm sure all phones do this. I just know with the iPhone. You can set parental controls over where you can limit the usage. I don't know if that 50 buck toy phone has controlled other than volume. It probably can't get on the Internet, so you're safe for now. Well, that's what I thought. What do you think? The local library
The Christian O’Connell Show
"patsy" Discussed on The Christian O’Connell Show
"Best moments of the queen of webby and the queen of our show. Patsy. You might notice sometimes we talk about Patsy like she's not in the room and that's because she actually isn't how the studio is configured is Christian and I don't hardly have any eyeliner pets who's in a special news booth across a hallway and we could you know if we Cray now next we can just see her in there. But it doesn't make it any less part of the show of course personally she is my favorite member of the show as are these many unhinged moments from Patsy. The Christian O'Connell show podcast Patsy sent me a message last night. She needs some advice. Patsy, how can I help? Audie has her very first mobile phone. That must be frightening for you freedom. She can contact the episode. The support services. It's a step of trepidation. We didn't want to get it for another 12 months till she was sort of nearly year 7, but there was an incident last week, the buses couldn't get to their normal stop. So let's sort of last minute they were rerouted and we knew the school sent out a text alert, but she was panicking, thinking we didn't know. So she borrowed a girlfriend's phone to ring us. So clever and mature. But then Chris said, you know what, I think we're going to have to get to the point that she needs a phone, I said, you're all right. But what do I do, Christian? What rules do we have to? You're really heading into it now. That is the phone usage and stuff like that. People have written books on it, Patsy. It is a constant battle at times. Here's an idea. Could you go for one of those old Nokia 32 tens? So she can't go. She can't go on TikTok. But then what they do patches they go, I'm the only one in the car. To be lonely missing out of parts of your right and her work clubs. The most expensive product I can find. Don't work clubs. We study. And prayer groups, you say. A prayer app. Now it's TikTok. No, well, she's already, we got her just a cheap, you know, outright little fight was under a hundred bucks. It was like 49 bucks. I mean, who are you cooking? She's not kidding. And a piece of string. She's 11. If you need to go to an emergency, that phone isn't cooling. Where
Mark Levin
Supreme Court Allows Release of Trump Tax Returns to House
"Supreme Court today without opinion without opining Under John Roberts has ordered that president Trump's last 6 years of his tax returns are to be presented to the House of Representatives Now this is really an extraordinary ruling To what ends well the House of Representatives under the Democrats still use president Trump's tax returns For political ends they will leak them Then we'll try and trigger further criminal investigations They will bring on phony experts on TV to say this is a violation That's this That's that And it's never ending In the Supreme Court ordered this There's a silver lining not for president Trump but for the Republicans on Capitol Hill And I'm telling you I'm going to hold their feet to the fire This is no joke here We're not patsies here The only thing we are special pleaders for is liberty and the truth You're going to investigate the Biden family The House judiciary committee The House oversight committee Then you just need to see the tax returns of every Biden family matter a member who is in the Biden crime family Hunter Biden's tax returns James Biden's tax returns The rest of the extended family and Joe Biden's tax returns
Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
Allison Gill's Concern Over Trump Blackmailing America
"One of the things that the DoJ keeps harping on and the ODNI keeps harping on is that, you know, we have to find out where we still haven't recovered all the documents. There were 90 misses empty folders. And we have to continue this risk assessment. And it's linked to the criminal investigation because we have to know where this information went if it was compromised. The fact that it was just down in Mar-a-Lago in a basement means it is compromised. So it's going to, I think we're going to, you're right, we're going to find out a lot of really, really scary stuff. And probably stuff that we won't find out about because it's so top secret. Well, would you heard what Michael Cohen said that he has this stuff he stole to he will blackmail the United States government to get out of going to prison, that he will use he will, I will release these whatever it is nuclear, whatever information. I mean, that's terrifying. Yeah, and his lawyers were up there talking to Wyndham. Last Thursday at Maine justice, purportedly about executive privilege assertions over folks like Patsy baloney and pat philbin and Eric hirschman, who's a riot, by the way. I love him. More bombs per square inch than any lawyer I've seen on TV thus far. Fantastic. So it seems he seems a little DOM. He seems a little dummy. Give me the best effin advice lover up and give you. Criminal defense lawyer. How you doing? He's having some serious parties. So yeah, we just have to very carefully watch that. But you know, I'm wondering if and when he's going to make he's already made had somebody make a phone call to Merrick Garland saying, it's a nice country you got here. It's a shame if something happened to it. You know, so I'm wondering when the outreach will be if he takes these nuclear documents and said, boy, I have some interesting information on the nuclear weapon locations for England. Be a real shame if Putin found out about, you know, like when does it come?
NPR's Book of the Day
"patsy" Discussed on NPR's Book of the Day
"And <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> his friend sold it and <Speech_Female> gave him the money for <Speech_Female> it. And that was a <Speech_Female> spot for him to <Speech_Female> see <Speech_Female> that people would <Speech_Female> be interested in <Silence> some of the <Speech_Female> work <Speech_Female> that he was doing and that <Silence> it was good <SpeakerChange> enough to <Speech_Female> be bought. <Speech_Female> I think he felt like <Speech_Female> he had some talent <Speech_Female> as an artist <Speech_Female> that he <Speech_Male> had never realized. <Speech_Male> And <Speech_Female> so he <Speech_Male> began <Speech_Male> to <Speech_Male> create <SpeakerChange> works of art <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> with this <Speech_Female> kind of <Speech_Female> inner <SpeakerChange> confidence <Speech_Female> that also, <Speech_Female> I think, needed <Speech_Female> some validation, <Speech_Female> which he got <Speech_Female> from Patsy <Speech_Female> and some friends <Speech_Female> to <Speech_Female> continue with his artwork. <Speech_Female> And then to incorporate <Speech_Female> more and more of <Speech_Male> his personal stories. <Speech_Male> <Speech_Female> Both as a way of <Speech_Female> dealing with <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> struggling <Speech_Female> with and reckoning <Speech_Female> with the trauma he'd been <Speech_Female> through, but also <Speech_Female> to commemorate, <Speech_Female> remember, <Speech_Female> celebrate <Speech_Female> some of the people that he knew <Speech_Female> in cuthbert, Georgia, <Speech_Female> who he loved so <Speech_Female> much. And he <Speech_Female> wanted to represent <Speech_Male> them in <Speech_Female> the paintings. He <Speech_Male> wanted to paint <Speech_Male> the duke joints. He wanted <Speech_Male> to paint the pool rooms <Speech_Male> as a way <Speech_Male> of remembering <Speech_Male> and enjoying <Speech_Male> some of the <Speech_Male> beautiful moments <Speech_Male> that he <Speech_Male> enjoyed with the community <Silence> in <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Female> cuthbert. <Speech_Female> Winfred <Speech_Female> Rembrandt's posthumous <Speech_Female> memoir is <Speech_Female> called chasing me <Speech_Female> to my grave. <Speech_Female> Thank you <Speech_Female> both so much <Speech_Female> for sharing <Speech_Female> his story with us <Speech_Female> today. <Speech_Female> Patsy rembert, <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> thank you. <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> Thank you for having me. <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> And Erin Kelly, <Speech_Music_Female> thank you very much. <Speech_Music_Female> Thank you
AP News Radio
Hospital workers pause to be recognized for their sacrifices during the pandemic
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WGN Radio
"patsy" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Radio I'm rather dreams that of course is Patsy clown When I got through with you and bob and Tennessee and James on the south side both of the requested that and happy to play it 888-876-5593 is 88 88 rally And that takes us to Rick in Northern California What's up tonight Rick Hi how you feeling a little better now as the show is going on or is it just you know I tell you I am looking at that clock and I'm saying 35 minutes can I do it No it's going in the wrong direction But I can do it and I will Oh great All right And I hope I can help here So I'm glad you are Thank you Sure Well let's see you know I was driving home and I was listening I just got in the middle and I mentioning about a call about a jukebox and so forth and I said you know it's always interesting because I heard in the middle of it and the jukebox I guess was really the radio station and the disc jockey who were on the rack jobbers They hit from the jukeboxes and this has been going on I guess since I don't know early 30s or late 20s commercially that it got into the pubs and the later on the diners to greasy spoons and it's amazing that another thing has died because it was like when I grew up as a child my mom or parents would take us down to this lunch in it and Dyna at night if they didn't feel like cooking dinner And if you're a jukebox when you've got a great sandwich you know it's like a replica on the Arnold's and unhappy days And now it's completely gone but I know that usually before back in the day radio was allowed to play records except for a few disk jockeys on both coasts that rejected that and ended up getting sued but one that opened up for all the other radio stations and this jockeys after that court in 1940 that started playing their own records but prior to that people were dependent on the jukebox putting in the neckles and dimes listening to their favorite hits of the day because being Cosby was not a fan of having his songs played on the radio And he sued so did Paul whiteman and another big act in a few others and they threatened the two disc jockeys Al Jarvis and Martin block and then we had a more sane court system back then He ruled in the favor of if you buy that 45 or piece of plastic you can do what you want with it You own what was on that recording You don't know the recording but today in digital you're not allowed to play it out the window without getting sued But it went strong in the 50s that coincided with radio It was you sell the records We play them and then I mean when I was taken down to the diner my parents would give me a few quarters put it in and I would play my favorite songs that I was hearing off The radio and so the jukebox and the radio together And then all of a sudden by the mid 70s the jukebox was starting to disappear from the restaurants the pub of course And then it came back in the 80s as replica places like I guess where it is in Chicago at the baths and they also open one in Phoenix It was kind of 50 nostalgic thing And then it died off after that and then you were starting to see little jukebox stores A Main Street and smaller towns and they kind of revived or rejuvenated the jukebox and making it look like a video game or polished Woods A fancy thing And that went on for about 5 or 6 years until those stores closed up and now you're lucky if you find something at an antique store in old jukebox that somebody's trying to own Self for whatever they can That's about it But you had a great history And one of the mentioned two on this article from the Atlantic I don't know if you saw this article about all music Actually now over Yes and hang on a moment and we'll talk about that coming up right here on WGN radio When news breaks in Chicago or the world you'll hear it here and we'll talk about it here This is Chicago's very own 7 20 WGN or download the WGN radio app and stream us live 45° at 1230 good morning I'm James Sears The CDC is planning to update its mask guidance soon In college basketball butler beat to Paul northern Iowa beat.
Conversations pour Elle, partages de sagesse féminine
"patsy" Discussed on Conversations pour Elle, partages de sagesse féminine
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Sidedoor
"patsy" Discussed on Sidedoor
"That patsies career <Speech_Music_Female> in politics began. <Speech_Music_Female> <Speech_Female> She became increasingly <Speech_Female> involved in <Speech_Music_Female> the growing democratic <Speech_Music_Female> party. In pre <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> statehood hawaii <Music> in nineteen <Speech_Music_Female> fifty-six <Speech_Music_Female> patsy <Speech_Music_Female> was elected to hawaii's <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> territorial <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> house of representatives. <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> Hawaii became a state <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> in nineteen fifty. <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> Nine and patsy <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> won a seat in hawaii <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> state senate <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> three years later <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> in <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> nineteen sixty four. <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> Patsy won <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> a heated election <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> to the us house <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> of representatives <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> during <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> her tenure <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> patsy push <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> for inclusive legislation <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> on affordable <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> child care <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> special education <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> and bilingual <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> schooling. <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> We wouldn't <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> have a national <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> head start program <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> or even professional <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> sabbaticals for <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> teachers without <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> patsies <SpeakerChange> legislative <Music> work <Speech_Music_Female> <Speech_Female> one of patsies <Speech_Female> most notable accomplishments <Speech_Female> was co <Speech_Female> writing and sponsoring <Speech_Female> the title <Speech_Female> nine education <Speech_Female> amendments of nineteen <Speech_Female> seventy two <Speech_Female> which requires public <Speech_Female> schools and universities <Speech_Female> to give all <Speech_Female> students equal <Speech_Female> treatment and education <Speech_Female> regardless <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Female> of gender. <Speech_Female> I came to congress. <Speech_Female> Join the education <Speech_Female> and labor committee <Speech_Female> and we <Speech_Female> began <Speech_Female> to realize <Speech_Female> that although <Speech_Female> we had statutes <Speech_Music_Female> on the <Speech_Female> books about <Speech_Female> equality and <Speech_Female> opportunity <Speech_Female> for everyone <Speech_Female> that girls <Speech_Female> and women were being <Speech_Female> left out <SpeakerChange> systematically <Speech_Music_Female> <Speech_Music_Female> <Speech_Female> and patsy didn't stop <Speech_Music_Female> there in <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> nineteen seventy two. <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> Patsy <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> became the first <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> asian american woman <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> to run a presidential <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> campaign. <Speech_Female> She ran <Speech_Female> on an anti <Speech_Female> vietnam. War platform <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> that garnered <Speech_Female> <Advertisement> a lot of <SpeakerChange> attention. <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> Even after she <Speech_Music_Male> withdrew <Music> <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> patsy then took <Speech_Female> a hiatus from congress <Speech_Female> became <Speech_Female> back in nineteen ninety <Speech_Female> to defend <Speech_Female> the social welfare <Speech_Female> and gender equitable <Speech_Female> policies. She <Speech_Female> helped create in <Speech_Female> the nineteen sixties and <Silence> <Advertisement> seventies <SpeakerChange> <Music> <Advertisement> <Music> <Music> <Music> <Music> <Advertisement> <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement>
Sidedoor
"patsy" Discussed on Sidedoor
"Hey cider listeners. We'll be back in just two weeks with the start of our new season. But in the meantime we have a little treat for you in honor of the start of the new school year where sharing an episode of a great show from our friends at wonder media network. It's called encyclopedia will manica every day. The podcast explores the trials and triumphs of groundbreaking women. You probably didn't read about in the history books but definitely should have. Each episode is only about five minutes long so you can get inspired. Learn something new. In the time it takes to shower each morning. I'm particularly excited to share this episode. Because it's better woman who made a very brief appearance in the side door episode votes for hawaiians. Today you'll get to hear more of her story. The first woman of color elected to the us house of representatives patsy mink years host. Jenny kaplan with that story from encyclopedia. Manteca hello from wonder media network. I'm jenny kaplan and this is we'll manteca today. We're honoring legendary politician. Who throughout her career prioritize gender and racial equity in education. Not only is she. The first woman of color and asian american woman to serve in congress. She was also a major author of title. Nine let's talk about patsy. Mink hatzi matsu. Takimoto was born in pya maui y territory on december. Six nineteen twenty-seven patsies grandparents emigrated from japan to work in hawaii. Sugar plantations growing up as a third generation. Japanese american patsy witnessed heavy discrimination towards japanese americans and indigenous hawaiians when patsy was fourteen years old fighter jets bombed pearl harbor. Patsies father was subsequently taken by authorities one night and heavily questioned. Though her dad returned safely. The next day patsies family lived in fear from that point on patsy later said that that moment made her realize that one couldn't take citizenship and the promise of the. Us constitution for granted hats. He graduated for maui high school as both class president and valedictorian. She went on to study at to different colleges in the mainland. Us before moving back to hawaii in nineteen forty eight. Patsy graduated from the university of hawaii. With a bachelor's in chemistry and zoology patsies original career goal was to become a physician but no medical school would accept her so she decided to change career paths and instead pursued law she applied to university of chicago's law school and accidentally got accepted as a foreign student at the time. Patsy was one of only two women in her class in nineteen fifty one. Patsy earned her. Jd and married graduate student. John francis mink a year later. The couple had their only child. Patsy faced a lot of discrimination for being a working mother and having an interracial marriage many major chicago law firms rejected her application so her family relocated to honolulu in nineteen fifty-three patsy became the first japanese american and woman to pass the bar and practiced law in hawaii but many law firms in hawaii still turned her away instead. Patsy went into private practice and taught business law at the university of hawaii. It was during this time.
Encyclopedia Womannica
"patsy" Discussed on Encyclopedia Womannica
"Hello her wonder media network. I'm jenny kaplan and this is will manic today. Were honoring a legendary politician who throughout her career prioritize gender and racial equity in education. Not only was she. The first woman of color and asian american woman to serve in congress. She was also a major author of title. Nine let's talk about patsy. Mink hat matsu. Takemoto was born in pya. Maui hawaii territory. On december sixth nineteen twenty-seven patsies grandparents emigrated from japan to work in hawaii. Sugar plantations growing up as a third generation. Japanese american patsy witnessed heavy discrimination towards japanese americans and indigenous hawaiians when patsy was fourteen years old fighter jets bombed pearl harbor. Patsies father was subsequently taken by authorities one night and heavily questioned. Though her dad returned safely. The next day patsies family lived in fear from that point on patsy later said that that moment made her realize that one couldn't take citizenship and the promise of the. Us constitution for granted hats. He graduated for maui high school as both class president and valedictorian. She went on to study to different colleges in the mainland. Us before moving back to hawaii in nineteen forty eight. Patty graduated from the university of hawaii. With a bachelor's in chemistry and zoology patsies original career goal was to become a physician but no medical school would accept her so she decided to change career paths and instead pursued law she applied to university of chicago's law school and accidentally got accepted as a foreign student at the time. Patsy was one of only two women in her class in nineteen fifty one. Patsy earned her. Jd and married graduate student. John francis mink a year later. The couple had their only child. Patsy faced a lot of discrimination for being a working mother and having an interracial marriage many major chicago law firms rejected her application so her family relocated to honolulu in nineteen fifty-three patsy. He became the first japanese american and woman to pass the bar and practiced law in hawaii but many law firms in hawaii still turned her away instead. Patsy went into private practice and taught business law at the university of hawaii. It was during this time that patsies career in politics began. She became increasingly involved in the growing democratic party. In pre statehood hawaii in nineteen fifty-six six patsy was elected to hawaii's territorial house of representatives. Hawaii became a state in nineteen fifty. Nine and patsy won a seat in hawaii state senate three years later in nineteen sixty four. Patsy won a heated election to the us house of representatives during her tenure patsy push for inclusive legislation on affordable child special education and bilingual schooling. We wouldn't have a national head start program or even professional sabbaticals for teachers without patsies work. One of patsies. Most notable accomplishments was co writing and sponsoring the title nine education amendments of nineteen seventy two which requires public schools and universities to give all students equal treatment and education regardless of gender. I came to congress. Join the education and labor committee and we began to realize that although we had statutes on the books about equality and opportunity for everyone that girls and women were being left out systematically and patsy didn't stop there in nineteen seventy two. Patsy became the first asian american woman to run a presidential campaign. She ran on an anti vietnam. War platform that garnered a lot of attention. Even after she withdrew patsy then took a hiatus from congress became back in nineteen ninety to defend the social welfare and gender equitable policy. She helped create in the nineteen sixties and seventies in the mid nineteen nineties. Patsy and her colleagues created the congressional asian pacific american caucus. She continued to serve in congress until she passed away on september. Twenty eight two thousand two from pneumonia. Hats he posthumously. Won her congressional election. That november patsy was a prolific politician and activist. She worked diligently to expand education and civil liberties for women and underprivileged communities. She often felt. She was serving a dual role and congress supporting both her district and the total population. All month we're going back to school honoring champions of education for more on. Why we're doing what we're doing check out our newsletter manica weekly follow us on facebook and instagram at we'll manteca especial thanks to lose kaplan my favorite sister and co-creator as always. We'll be taking a break for the weekend talked on monday. This month of encyclopedia will manica is proudly supported by unc greensboro founded as a women's college in eighteen ninety one unc greensboro presents..
Encyclopedia Womannica
The Life of Patsy Matsu Mink
"Hat matsu. Takemoto was born in pya. Maui hawaii territory. On december sixth nineteen twenty-seven patsies grandparents emigrated from japan to work in hawaii. Sugar plantations growing up as a third generation. Japanese american patsy witnessed heavy discrimination towards japanese americans and indigenous hawaiians when patsy was fourteen years old fighter jets bombed pearl harbor. Patsies father was subsequently taken by authorities one night and heavily questioned. Though her dad returned safely. The next day patsies family lived in fear from that point on patsy later said that that moment made her realize that one couldn't take citizenship and the promise of the. Us constitution for granted hats. He graduated for maui high school as both class president and valedictorian. She went on to study to different colleges in the mainland. Us before moving back to hawaii in nineteen forty eight. Patty graduated from the university of hawaii. With a bachelor's in chemistry and zoology patsies original career goal was to become a physician but no medical school would accept her so she decided to change career paths and instead pursued law she applied to university of chicago's law school and accidentally got accepted as a foreign student at the time. Patsy was one of only two women in her class in nineteen fifty one. Patsy earned her. Jd and married graduate student. John francis mink a year later. The couple had their only child. Patsy faced a lot of discrimination for being a working mother and having an interracial marriage many major chicago law firms rejected her application so her family relocated to honolulu in nineteen fifty-three patsy. He became the first japanese american and woman to pass the bar and practiced law in hawaii but many law firms in hawaii still turned her away instead. Patsy went into private practice and taught business law at the university of hawaii.
Rock N Roll Archaeology
"patsy" Discussed on Rock N Roll Archaeology
"This brief moment i and he sees that moment and he held up. Yeah yeah this. Interrelationship of elvis and and country is still a fraught relationship even away to handle it in this episode. Where they have to talk about elvis because you know he comes out of the country business and his impact on it was so huge but like like get Bill anderson to say you know at first we didn't know what to make of. She's doing a country. Song is doing an rb song. He's you know kinda alternate back and forth through the sunday. Then he does. Don't be cruel and he's gone. He's off being a popstar and johnny cash stayed with us and they caught somebody else saying that you know elvis was never really a country single. Johnny cash always was and and so. Yeah there's definitely could be a parallel universe where the two of them Flip places. But i wanna power last saw and then come back and talk a little more about loretta. Land because because There's a greg merle haggard quote. I wanna get to but what's your patsy clines faded love. This is bob wills songs that she recorded before she died it and come out until after her death this is. Patchy klein's faded love you. You can A that new remember and hours patsy kline to involve world's classic faded of and. Yeah that sweet dreams. Were the her posthumous single and just massive massive hits in anytime of star goes out on top like that has a new album a new single in the can. Of course it's gonna be a massive hit. But i think dogs have held up over time But i don't have so much to say about patsy. But her permanent loretta lynn. They tell the story of how loretta the classic i mean. This is the coal miners daughter story of you know very young girl. From butcher holler kentucky coal mining town. Who married john to to do little at age. Fourteen and you know in our may to era. That kind of stuff is really frowned on. It was not a bill back then and and yet she has out. Yeah and and they tell the story of how she she had the four kids quickly and and got hold of guitar and would forced the kids to sit there and listen to her sing in everything but i thought merle haggard put it really well when he said he's talking about her first single honky tonk girl that was financed by fan. Had seen her planning a tacoma washington honky-tonk and gets a single out. You know. Loretta and marilyn mooney famously. Barnstorm around radio stations. All over the country getting into play hired says she wanted out of that life she was in and she kind of saying her way out of prison and coming from brawl. I thought that was really insightful. Economic feminist take also. That was his story to. He sang his way out of prison. And it's i think that's one of the secret powers have country. Music is a way for poor people to sing their way. Out of the circumstances of their lives yield universal pam. Like you know build underground song. Her life was saved by rock and roll..
Rock N Roll Archaeology
"patsy" Discussed on Rock N Roll Archaeology
"The kingston trio were coming out and their song. Tom dooley won the grammy award for the country music performance of the year. Which i mean. If charlie rich was pissed about living john getting the award pill must've been pulling their teeth out on the kingston trio. You know but but it discusses show the music business. Didn't know what to make of folk yet because even though the the weavers who had the massive success in the early fifties. They got blacklisted. Pretty quickly and kind to me got lumped in with things. Like tony bennett. Doing cold cold heart or You know patti. Page's version of tennessee. Waltz is just part of that weird period where three chord country songs were a big part of the pop scene for a while and then that changed and the weavers get blacklisted. In and kept their appeal they kept call. Todd hanson Reunite do the big show at carnegie hall and in the kingston trio just explodes as this massive massive pop phenomenon. I have to think it was people who were college students in a life fifty so they they were kids. Who were buying records in. The weavers heyday in the early fifties and listening to johnny ray and buying. How much is that doggie in the window. And all that stuff. So it's not quite the pre rock and roll generation that was the kingston trio fan base. And they're kind of out. Think notice the kingston trio didn't really make transition rock now desert The beatles made a lot of things passe and the kingston. Trio's wanna yes. Yes whereas people like peter. Paul mary who come along a little later managed to keep having hits all the sixties although beverly go folk rock either other than their parody song slamming the mamas and the papas. But that's a Goes yeah yeah. They you know had leaving on a jet plane and all that kind of stuff. So let's hear another song. This is johnny cash stab at the story song genre. And this is johnny cash. Don't take your guns to town..
The Guilty Feminist
I'm a Feminist but... I Love a Good Princess Costume
"I'm a feminist. This week. I sent my goddaughter for her birthday. A series of costumes some of which would gender-neutral including a lion a b. and a pirate which i deemed as gender neutral at set for boys and i thought nah. I'm not having raced. But i was most excited if i'm completely honest about the bell dress from beauty and the beast. I couldn't wait and her mother who also a feminist just sent me a picture of herself holding the bell dress up going wishing me ignored the lion costume the very neutral be the only one i go into the because gm because she's generation said and they want to save the world so to be so. I'm pretty sure she doesn't care about bell. She cares about bees now. I should be proud of her. And of course i am. She's only just turned three very proud that she loves b.'s. Mold princesses because princess is going to save the world. Lapine run for ages. I've done nothing towards it was notchers. Princess diana was always kicks land mines or something but but but red overall. Yeah do more. I mean there are queen bees. Maybe she says can kind of be where great like revenge stress you know. Listen i think stripes is always a revenge outfit sting like that. How is it not revenge or mealy yet. The poor base give the ultimate revenge. Don't they believe after. Arson your arm.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Blue skies in Washington DC, rain tomorrow morning
"Storm team four temperatures today or in the thirties. That is it but blue skies across the region and dry tomorrow morning we are gonna have rain D C and points south and east of your northern once you're likely going to be dry but D C South Anees will have some rain showers, scooting and right and through the morning commute some patsy freezing rain possible. And if we do see some freezing rain, the rivers will become pretty slick. Otherwise is we go through the afternoon. We're dry temperatures nearing 50 degrees Bond. Tomorrow afternoon Wednesday, back in the thirties, and by Wednesday night we've got snow could have some snow in the mix on Thursday into early Friday, I'm Storm T four meteorologist Lauren Rickets. 36 in Germantown, 38 in Alexandria, 38.
We Saw the Devil
The Hello Kitty Murder
"The setting for this episode is actually hong kong and the year is nineteen ninety. Nine what you guys are doing for. Nineteen ninety nine. Do you remember like y two k. And all of that stuff. What did you do on new year's eve of nineteen ninety nine. I am not ashamed. Now am not a country music fan even though i was born and raised in nashville not a country music fan. I'm so sorry to those of you. Who are you know patsy. Kline is about as far as good on that rabbit hole. However a new year's eve nineteen thousand nine going in two thousand. I saw the dixie chicks live. I saw the dixie chicks. I want to know what you guys it. Because i truly feel like that was a very pivotal moment. So leave a comment on the episode tells us what you think of episode and then tell us what you dead on. Y2k new year's eve so are setting is nineteen ninety nine and one particular crime in hong kong gained a particular level of notoriety. That many others did not and that case quickly gained the name of the. Hello kitty murder. the press called it thus do details which will be getting to momentarily in may of nineteen ninety nine. A thirteen year old girl stumbled into a police station in the neighborhood of sim shaw shui. She was wild-eyed and shrieking the police initially thought that she could have been the victim of a crime but she's shocked officers by telling them that she was being haunted by a ghost. They laughed at the girl and started to lecture her about wasting their time believing her to be either mentally ill. The victim of a realistic nightmares were ultimately on drugs. All thong was already known to the police. Now this is actually not her real name. This is the name later assigned to her. So this is an alias. Even at thirteen years old she already had a record having run away from home and then publicly living with known gang members and drug dealers so she was not in a good spot already at thirteen. The girl then began to describe in vivid detail. How she her boyfriend and two other men mercilessly tortured a woman to death and the police still didn't believe it and that's possibly because nine thousand nine hundred nine hong kong's homicide rate was just one point two three per one hundred thousand people. It was literally one of the safest large cities in the entire world not to put that in perspective in one thousand nine hundred nine. New york city's homicide rate was nine point zero three hong kong one point two three new york city nine point zero three crazy high now. Hearing graphic details involving a young woman being bound by electrical wire and tortured to death over a month shock the officers and they just didn't believe her story but they took down the details a follow up on it later. Desperate to be believed. The girl demanded that they follow her to the apartment or the woman's remains were located and they reluctantly agreed. Police followed girl to her. Boyfriend's apartment. Apartment number thirty one on granville road. In kowloon the boyfriend's name chan men lock a mid level drug dealer gang member as soon as the police approach the door. They knew that something was gravely wrong. The sweet smell of decay was overpowering. The injured the apartment. It was littered with trash drug paraphernalia and splattered with feces and blood. The tile flooring was crumbling and difficult to walk on and peppering the apartment was hello kitty memorabilia. Stuffed animals towels cutlery sheets decorative blades pillows curtains and toys and this was a luxury apartment building so the state of this apartment was very much not indicative of off on immediately. Walk them to the refrigerator where they discovered muscle tissue and internal organs neatly packed in plastic bags in organized on the shelves before the officers could overcome that shock. She diverted their attention to a bloodied mermaid. Hello kitty doll. That was on top of a stained mattress on the ground. After a quick examination. It was clear that something was in sight of it. After opening up a series of stitches inside the head of the doll they discovered a human skull. The young girl admitted that the ped- belongs to twenty-three-year-old missing nightclub hostess. Fan men yea- but age twenty fan man. Yee had led a very tumultuous sad calamitous life born into extreme poverty. She was abandoned by her parents left to fend for herself. At the age of four she grew up in a girls' orphanage experienced many many hardships while there as a teenager she revealed associated with gang members and drug dealers leading to both heroin and meth addiction by the age of sixteen fan. Turn to sex work to pay for her deepening drug habit and eventually worked in the brothels of kowloon she was repeatedly sexually physically and mentally abused by both our clients and bosses pure almost always members of notorious hong kong triads and a trio. That is more or less just a criminal family or criminal organization as it were. These triage ads are transcontinental You know one can be based out of china and then have other members say based in los angeles new york city there are actually quite a few in the united states currently as well
The Economist: The Intelligence
France takes careful vaccine approach to counter skepticism
"Happening. I in britain in america that simply because of the regulatory approval prices european medicals agency hadn't quite finished its testing. It wanted a bit more data onto the study studies little bit longer. And so the vaccination has been approved by the block and will be rolled out by the block in a unified effort. Yes what happened. Is that the eu father. European commission has set up a central purchasing arm which has bought roughly two billion doses. Vaccines from many different manufacturers. Among advantage of this system is that because of the enormous purchasing contracts the prices sometimes been a bit lower than in other places and having bought them as they become delivered they will be handed out to the european member states strictly in accordance with that population. And how about that sort of national level roll out how. How is that progressing. Already how do you see it. Progressing future well. The interesting thing will be with the benefit of hindsight to see what the best way of doing this. Every country is doing it in a slightly different way so for example in bulgaria. Medical workers got it first in germany and learns the very old. I in the czech republic. The prime minister andrei bobby. Scott i now he is himself ferry olden and somewhat overweight and probably did need to have the vaccine but he clearly jumped the here on the other hand. You could argue in countries. there's liable to be a bit suspicious of vaccines. It makes sense to have a high profile vaccination of a public figure because there's a fair bit of vaccines skepticism around this a great deal of vaccine skepticism around france according to the polls is one of the worst offenders here and they routinely i. I've seen number sang as high as forty percent of french. People say that they want to have this vaccine. And so all of this discussion is predicated on the biotech vaccine. But others are in the pipeline. I mean how do you see that playing into the dynamic here. Yes of course. The one that people are most interested in is the oxford astrazeneca. one because it's far cheaper than others typically costs about two two dollars rather than twenty dollars a day. Spur but patsy for more important it can be stored at normal temperatures. The fis vaccine have to be kept very cold temperatures indeed so it means the vaccinations can really only take place in hospitals or well-equipped centers. And it's much harder to get out into communities. There's a french well made by sun. Ofi which i'm sure will be pushing very hard to to get rolled out sued the other ones too including some wants from china and russia which some countries in europe a key to take because they're cheap and because they may be available but i don't think they will be very widely taken up and on that matter of availability. How is that unified distribution effort playing out eu solidarity over the purchase and distribution of vaccines is a bit of an issue. The european commission wanted this to be a great european project with everybody following the rules and the commission doing all the buying and selling the prices and having it out to everyone. And i think they sorts. I'm afraid to say as a great sort of propaganda coup if could pull it off and they more or less have pulled it off. But we've seen impatience in a number of countries germany in particular who say hungary actually one or two others. They're worried that the eu hasn't bought enough of the first one available. That's defies the vaccine said. They have bought their own supplies. That is very bad. In a way the whole reason why the eu went down the suit in the first place. Was i difficult to keep prices life but also to make sure that you didn't get into a situation where every country was bidding against each other by much more than it needed so there has unfortunately been a bit of that but on the whole the system seems to have worked pretty well. I think the biggest problems actually would. These drugs are log to be availability so much as ability to actually get the stuff out that and with that in mind then do you think that. This approach has increased european unity or just given more opportunity for divisions to arise. I think on the whole it's been a plus for the e you sort of as a central organizing principle that that seems to be pretty much the way the singers in brussels they see this as a bit of a triumph that they got everyone more or less to the start line more or less the same time. There's been a bit of teaching but not too much. The interesting thing will now be. Do they use this as a way to build up further. You wide healthcare competences. So will it be more of this coordinated by will be be more of this planning for pandemic preparedness and for instance declaring health emergencies on an e. You roll the leaving it to the national governments spaces. So yes i mean. The bureaucrats in brussels never miss an opportunity to build their empire fair enough. That's the business that they're in. And i think that if this goes well that will have helped that person long a bit and as opposed in in any case getting these things out and to the people throughout europe couldn't have come soon enough we all really at a very very bleak point in the even lucien of the pandemic in the second or even third wave. I've had three hundred fifty thousand people in the eu. Already dad's up. The death rates in germany are close to a thousand today that set the whole phenomenon of creating and manufacturing and distributing vaccine in under a year is pretty remarkable. We lose sight of that. But it's still been an awful awful tragedy.
Talking Real Money with Don McDonald and Tom Cock
Trump floated appointing Sidney Powell special counsel on fraud
"President Trump talked out of appointing a special counsel to investigate his baseless claims of election fraud, ABC News has confirmed. That he met in the Oval Office last night with controversial attorney Sidney Powell, who was dismissed from her job with the Trump legal team weeks ago and talk to her about the job sources tell ABC the meeting was highly contentious Chief of staff Meadows, White House counsel Patsy Bologna and other Trump attorneys talking the president out of the move
Physical Activity Researcher
Interview With Greg Dryer
"Yeah i mean for the second part of our discussion. I would be really curious to learn more about this. My move up that you developed. And i mean you are educator on your drawing on critical pedagogy and i think kind of health technology and and different apps and weather day support people to move or not. This is quite contested as well. So perhaps you start telling me a bit about the journey behind that apollo it towered became to be than what your thoughts were in in the process. Well i guess the folks who was sonny. I have nephews. Jim action but i never think. Oh my gosh you know this might insult is it. Tends to start with a line of inquiry and of inquiry was your. I've been in this field thirty odd years. Everyone in this building clue myself says that the driving forces to ensure young people are what we now are two mcadoo stat Young people into use physical activity to support life flourishing. But that might be just that you in very plain english. It would be that people participate for a long time The wise and the cit. We should participate. We touched upon and to be only a thing of arrived at a position. At the moment where i think the wise very important at the think if we're talking about meaningful engagement than it's the individual who funds that meaning as we've touched upon so to be saying to young people. You need to do this because it keeps you healthy. I think we probably shoot ourselves in the foot Started questionable one. We need to know if they saw and to. What would happen if you just. Because and just like his physical activity. We can teach you about to begin. Hopefully teach you to love it and really adopted in your life. And you don't need it because you find that because so with backdrop we've been grappling will be lives that i think the missing link is without actually know during the a a young person's schooling an uncle set against the backdrop of scored in the is applicable outside the scope Within a school. You've got peak teachers. An order of this great work. That working really hard to get kids turned onto physical inactivity yet. We do not know if they are actually do any physical activity outside vow ice shelf with at being a typically. Listen some kids might to some extra stuff that the school puts on but you know. What are they doing that junior pot. Right on a saturday do anything. Go to martial art involved in organized informal sport that i have a guy to a pock spice and enough for free speech around that i did. I swim. We don't know that and then drawing from from commerce really is i if you you know we. We started off when we started this journey around my move asking the question if apple did it. Not how many computers they were selling and let's face it. That's the very straightforward cow. If they didn't know how many downloads have i tunes would have then they would be a seriously week position in the world that we live in. Just you know that information is very very powerful. I'm wondering reasons it's powerful for me. The biggest drivers of getting up an out is to provide the feedback loop full teachers very much touches. Upon many of the things we've already covered in impart one mind. The equity now is every school using my mood for equitable sees right now. Couldn't tell you. But if i want if as a teacher i wanted to know who the beneficiaries of my program are an is there patsy this just say gender parity in other words Of the goes. I teach at a point interactivities much as the boys. An as as you pretty much every indicator every metric of activity around the world shows that always tend to be more active than goes an so if a teacher wants to know that if if
C-SPAN Programming
Mark Meadows Speaks with Reporters
"Today outside the White House chief of staff Mark Meadows spoke to reporters for a little over 10 minutes on issues, including the replacing Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the U. S. Supreme Court. The president said he needs nine Justice Supreme Court election challenge because he asked me of potential nominees how they will vote. No, he hasn't. Actually I've been in those interviews and I could tell you it would be inappropriate for us Ask those kinds of questions. I think his comments were more just an indication that we need a a full panel on the Supreme Court. You don't want to ever provide a a situation where there could be Tie a 44 ty not to suggest that this should be a 44 tie. I think it should be more of a unanimous decision on some of the facts that I have seen. But obviously I'm not a justice. They would have to hear That case would be highly inappropriate. We wouldn't want to ask a question that would perhaps for some potential nominee to recuse themselves. Should they have to hear this waste but with him out there, saying he needs to have this justice because there might be a challenge. That create bags of a conflict of interest for whoever you well, I know no more than any other judge that has been nominated by Donald Trump or Barack Obama or anybody else. I mean to suggest that just because they were nominated by somebody that they would have an inherent bias, I think we've seen from the court rulings already by the Supreme Court. They're an independent body, and they don't necessarily vote the way that you might think they should. I can tell you that That particular issue is eyes, Probably the least of potential nominees. Worries that it makes you effective profits were kind of expecting a second question. The president will have confidence. I can't speak to the second question in terms of the confidence in director Ray, I can tell you that I was Very, very disappointed to see some of the text messages and emails that came out yesterday. And some of the discovery that was put for from my previous job is a member of Congress. I know that I've asked for exactly those kinds of documents and never got them on that was under the previous director and also under this director on so it is time for direct array to quit in my mind playing footsie with transparency and Deliver those documents. The second part of your question was more that I think. Well, I think if past is prologue, I mean, we've got all kinds of indications that the Democrats are. We're going to use the next 30 days to try Tio shame. Whatever nominee we put four for their faith for their record for who they are, and Troubling. I mean, we've got it. We see even today that way don't have AH continuing resolution passed because Chuck Schumer is playing games with procedural aspect based on a potential nominee. We took down a election security hearing today because Chuck Schumer's playing games that's minor. That's that's child's play compared to what we will see over the next 30 days, But we're prepared for the fight. What we will see is, I think Be thorough Vetting but hopefully done in expeditious way way. I didn't say it was Judge Merrick Isa. Good leading question. You can say that the president's confidence in director, I haven't talked to him about it. Well, I can tell you that we have a number of people that continue to serve at the pleasure of the president that he has different degrees of confidence in on DSo Tio directly speak to that question. Without actually talking to him would be inappropriate about healthcare. Big announcement guys today the president wanted to executive orders now the U. S government policy that preexisting conditions should be protected. Forced the affordable care act right now is that five lost? What are Americans make policy of already existing protection? Well, Peter, you as you know, there's a court case going through as it relates to the affordable care act and what the president Wanted to make sure I was clear not once not twice. But now a third time in signing that executive order is to make sure that preexisting conditions are covered that insurance companies can price people out of their coverage just because of the illness that they have or could have come down with, And it was just a commitment and say that if the court strike that down any future legislation under a Trump administration would guarantee that preexisting conditions are covered. And so From his perspective, It's just trying to make sure that the message is clear. He's been very clear in the Oval Office, You know, Sometimes the campaign rhetoric in the ads that get place do not match the private conversations in the Oval. White House chief of staff Mark Meadows outside the White House earlier today. Scepticism of some because obviously the president president for four years, But they say that it's that they should be protected his only a policy. It's not along. We've never seen a plan. Peter, this is not your first rodeo. And you know how Congress has the inordinate and unbelievable ability to obstruct, especially when you have a divided Congress. I don't know of a single Democrat that would be willing to take down on Obama care piece of legislation haven't served in the car. It's almost like they're Holy grail. Now they'll admit there's all kinds of flaws and all kinds of problems with it that they won't fix, but they won't repeal it. And so it's all about making sure that the message to the American people gets covered. One of the interesting things that no one seems to be picking up on too much. Well, is the $200 copay that's actually is going it is coming from the savings from the executive order on most favored nation big farmer would push back on that. Pushback on that, But we're going to be able to save tens of billions of dollars were actually going to use a demo. Ah, demo for to be Medicaid CMS demo project that will actually allow us to use about $7 billion to pay for those. But those will be offset with savings from from Pharma as we enacted most favorite nation, money way have we have a 10 year? Window on that for those savings, and we're actually working on those final rules. Those proposed rules now to put forth But just like the Obama administration used the same program in the previous administration were going to use it now to make sure that seniors get the benefit of those savings today and that they don't have to wait for those you already prepping initial Supreme Court nominee for confirmation questions and Wilder wise guy sort of Urfa. Person around Capitol Hill with numbers on DSO in terms of prepping any particular nominee that we have. No, we have not started prepping those. We won't until the nomination is full on I see me mean by wise guy could be wise guy or a gal, a cz, a Sherpa, and so as we wait guys in a plural and generic sense I would have seen on so as we look at that. I don't know that we'll be using Sherpa as much we've been working with leader McConnell, in a very direct way of had daily conversations would leader McConnell a number of senators because of covert and the inability of senators to actually engage more on a office by office faces? We're looking at modifying that if there is a need for a Sherpa, we've actually have asked the leader for some recommendations. There were certainly open to that. But I think next week what you'll see Is Patsy polonium myself, making sure that we make the nominee available to a wide variety of senators. Political question. You aware that Amy Kony's merit worked on foot vs board and you know what was her role? Apparently, she was in Florida working for Stuart Levey. According to her question. Yeah, I I'm certainly aware of every nominees record, whether it's Amy Comey, Barrett or anybody else. I can't say I don't think that this is a hanging Chad problem. This's more a mail in ballot. Unsolicited mail in ballot with delays in collection of those ballot issue. Hopefully, we're not gonna have a hanging Chad problem when my last question was president, felling three of your quote, By the way, I think you owe guide okay. Yeah, that sounds like a good stand. Wise wise guys. Okay, campaign. Apparently, the RNC are telling Republican voters essentially that they need To vote absentee necessary. Isn't that sort of out of line with the president's message going to be male in front? And I mean, I think absentee ballots if they've got a normal process, perhaps auntie ballots like we had in North Carolina. I don't know that that process is one that is new or different. I can't speak to every state. All I can speak to is North Carolina, but but I can't. Say you that solicited ballads with absentee requests or certainly something that has been the norm eyes the unsolicited ballots mailing to ever registered voter that he has a bigger problem with and that most Americans should have a problem with that theory is she's been radio programming from Friday. Well, I don't know That's how I'm basing the acceptance. Of the election here is a valid point here is what we want to make. Sure of is that laws are not changed by a few judges making it like in North Carolina consent decree. Don't change the laws that are on the books just so that you can extend the election time. Most states, North Carolina and others have a very long time for them to be able to cast their ballots either in person or by mail leading up to November. 3rd s O to suggest that we should have November 3rd. It's a week plus two weeks like has been mentioned in some states is not. There is not something that I think is necessary. The other is is when you have secretaries of states in a partisan manner, potentially certifying election results. We want to make sure that they do this on on away that's credible and they can with stand the scrutiny of of the public eye on allow a partisan process to get in. I don't know if you're following what's happened. In North Carolina. But it's very troubling where you have a a Democrat group, filing suit against a Democrat, Board of elections and then doing a consent decree. That's not what the American judicial system is all about. It's in my opinion gaming the system. Hopefully, that judge will not go ahead with that consent decree but is very problematic and it disenfranchises voters whether they're Republican, unaffiliated or Democrat. We want to make sure every vote counts. But We want to make sure that on ly one vote count ceremony, I I'm I'm assuming that we were invited. I don't know about the best. You know the invite list. Obviously, yesterday we wanted to make sure before he left town. He paid respects and so way actually adjusted his schedule so that he could do that. Yesterday I travelled with him and, as you know, way made that a priority. Thanks, guys. White House Chief of staff Mark Meadows outside the White House this morning,
Donna and Steve
2020 ACM Awards: Carrie Underwood, Trisha Yearwood and This Dynamic Duo Are Set to Perform
"Of country Music Awards just got bigger. The upcoming ceremony is added a performance by Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani also carry underwear. Wood is going to perform a bunch of songs from some country legends. This is to celebrate the 95th anniversary of the Grand Old Opry. It's going to be a med leave with will read a lit or not with the right of Lin, but songs from literally Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, Barbara, Barbara Mandrell, Patsy Cline, Reba McEntire and Martina McBride Hole is going to air on Wednesday, September 16th fun. Okay, Here's a stupid thing that you're going to be like dawn. I think Bank back upon a country song once for an artist, and it debuted at the Grand Ole Ofri before the show. And so I've been, I mean, it's just a simple background.
A New Direction
Re-motivation of the De-motivated Employee Drs. Cathy Bush & Tara Peters - burst 15
"When you are built to like structure or your mission requires I think healthcare right there a lot of rules for safety life and death reason. So we need structured. So when we're built like that fits the work, then it makes sense then we can do it right but boy, if you're a person who's open and creative and you want to. Be. Right. Brain you want to innovate. You don't need a stinking us. You can go for a bike ride and the grass into your job if that's who you are and that's not the kind of workplace you work the you need other sources of motivation because you're you're kind of going through the motions. On this particular culture situation but not everybody likes that either right. So there are people who are not built for that sort of no structure. No rules you know whatever you come up with his okay with sort of environment, and so it's about mismatch as Tara said and understand when there's a mismatch and then helping person. Find the best opportunity to thrive and grow in the place that they're in or finding their way to a place. It's some better. Sometimes that's inside the company sometimes that's. A mutual agreement that was not a good fit yeah. So Tar you talk you also talk you guys talk about in the four categories of organizational culture where we this is the Cameron and Quinn I think twenty eleven. you talk about the marketplace and when I talk about market we're talking. And because I have so many people from the mortgage industry to listening right now watching mortgage industry residential real estate sales industry. That's the market. Area and dig it motivated by production goals and out. Is this something. I'm as I'm as I'm doing this shooting from the hip here I'm sorry. But I'm starting to think through this and say you know maybe you people need to pay attention to these things a little bit closer because. If you'd say you want to everybody wants a real estate right now. And I just find it funny because I'm like going. If the D. motivation pieces that you talk about a production goals and burnt out. So let's talk about the market because WANNA be mortgage lenders, real estate people, and sales people. Right. Now. I mean. So here's the thing. All of these cultures that we talk about had Patsy J. motivate. In some some some way. So so what becomes important I think as as a as a leader is to attend to it. So if I know that again, it's just it's just the nature of the beast, right? It is a highly competitive environment is productivity driven. We need certain outcomes. That's how is how we eat is how we make our manny. So we understand that, but then I also have to recognize as a as a leader is okay. How do I then try to balance that against the downside of this rifle people are peddling relatively hard working really really long hours that over an extended period of time can lead to to burn out what are the kinds of things that I can help to counterbalance at. So for example, cannot give people more control. In Flexibility Their schedule maybe that becomes an option that I make available to employees. So for our purposes we really want you to take a look at your culture as a whole. It say, okay. Even if we have had a successful culture in the past, we don't maintain that accidentally I mean there are things that you high as leaders that we need to make sure that we are doing to ensure that a good thing doesn't go awry. In so I think paying attention and they prepared to make accommodations or changes as appropriate I think really becomes the comes necessary out if it leaders are going to help employees to continue to be standards Antigen maintain the culture that allowed the organization to to thrive. That's awesome. By the way we're talking with Dr Doctor Tar Peters Dot Kathy. Bush books called demotivate employees, It's fabulous read by the way it's it's not a long re but man, it is GM packed full of great information for you whether
Daily Pop
Are Meghan Markle & Adele New BFFs?
"Everyone today, on daily pop, we are breaking down some of Hollywood's craziest rumors and uncovering what's truth and what's trashed starting with Adele and Meghan Markle. These two are apparently becoming very close friends and according to the mirror they our neighbors have been taking pilates classes together games very serious. Gals are Adele in Meghan besties what do you think truth our trash? Are believe this. PATSIES besting people like to attach titles way too quickly bessie this probably a stretch just because people were hanging out doesn't make them besties but I definitely think they are spending time together and having fun together you know watching movies all that good stuff. Yeah. Nineties even listen when you're in a pilates class and you're committing to the same group of people. Every single week is hard core that means you really like that. It's a very intimate thing to do with someone else and I also feel like they probably at least Adele reminds Harry of home. So I feel like this is probably an easy easy thing. So I think that this is Not Actually agree with this you know. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You know what? Just seeing Adele and Megan if Meghan didn't have Harry I probably wouldn't believe this but I feel like a dow is that British soil light who? Know the royals and therefore she's been there. I don't know what they can do without Harry though is one. But they are neighbors also, which makes it credible because Tony I Tony Rod we are neighbors and. Hang out before but same circles, same industry, and now that we're neighbors. Close in proximity and we hang out and we do things work out together and we you don't watch movies. All those are all the reasons why I think.
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
Grand Princess cruise ship to dock in Oakland
"Coronavirus worries weighing on markets in a major way has more infections are reported in the US and around the world over a hundred and ten thousand people infected globally in Oakland California in a matter of hours a cruise ship with at least twenty one on board we have tested positive will be docking ABC's Matt Gutman is there what you're going to see if this court in unprecedented public health effort and it began overnight with teams boarding the grand princess to begin the triage of those passengers it will continue today with this complex choreography of offloading the twenty four hundred passengers in a way that doesn't expose them to more of the virus of nineteen now blamed for at least twenty two deaths in the United States at the White House concern after recent brush with the virus here's ABC's Karen Travers the White House is not commenting on whether anyone who works at the White House has been tested for covert nineteen a man who attended a conservative political conference outside Washington last week tested positive for novel coronavirus president trump and vice president pence were among the speakers at that conference neither had direct contact with that man of Texas senator Ted Cruz did and while he says he feels fine he is self quarantining at his Texas home fears of the virus hitting stock markets as well oil sliding I think it's gonna be a little bit of a black Monday oil markets and perhaps with financial markets on clothes a heads up the oil price information service in all price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia sending prices tumbling as much as thirty three percent Wall Street futures trading stopped overnight after falling too far down futures down over twelve hundred campaigning continues however with several primary set for tomorrow Bernie Sanders taking aim at Joe Biden we are taking on in this campaign nachos Joe Biden on we're taking on the the sixty billion as well funding his campaign you're listening to ABC news stay connected stay informed the promo morning news it's five oh two and it's Monday morning March ninth frosty and sub freezing temperatures and a lot of places this morning thirty one degrees in Renton for example right now along with Greg Herschel another factor here the top stories from the couple twenty four seven news center according to the state health department's website there have officially been eighteen deaths in Washington link to coronavirus couples Brian Calver reports live things happened so quickly that number may not be up today for example Greg Amanda late yesterday we got news of a probable nineteenth death but in the rush to contain in quarantine at the local level that debt hasn't been officially communicated to state health officials the majority of those deaths are connected to life care center in Kirkland a nursing home that once housed one hundred seventy clients the current number of residents that are still in the facility dropped by eight we have fifty five Bucks person Tim Killian calls employees who remain on the job they're heroes the amount of work and stressed that these the staff and employees and caregivers here under is tremendous no longer confined to our local area now seven counties are reporting the state's total of covert nineteen positives two one hundred thirty six Brian Calvert komo news and I'm Corwin hate Clive Washington's governor says mandatory measures may become necessary to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus virus Inslee approves of what people are already doing to limit their exposure by working from home if possible and avoiding large social gatherings but he knows the time may come when public health officials will consider making some voluntary limitations mandatory because we need to make decisions based on what this is going to look like a few weeks from now not what it is just today he says the state might have to mandate what health officials call social distancing although he does not say what such a mandate might look like he also minimizing minimizes the insults flung his way last week when president trump called Inslee a snake there's been some unfortunate comments from the president that that's just been a distraction and we're working well with the federal agencies reporting live Corwin hate komo news U. S. representative Susan del Benes says she's going to work to ensure local hospitals get the protective gear they need so that we can make sure they have the resources they need to continue to respond up things like personal protective equipment mass Gandhi's first district Democrat made her remarks after touring Kirkland's evergreen health Medical Center where three people have died from corona virus coming up up now now the the como como morning morning news news more more schools schools have have decided decided decided decided to to go go to to online online learning learning over over concerns concerns of of spreading spreading coronavirus coronavirus I'm I'm Carlene Carlene Johnson Johnson live for Monday morning it's chilly out there let's see what the drivers like with the coal traffic update good morning here good morning Greg M&S so we don't have any blocking crashes or stalls right now we do have some areas of heavy fog so if that's the case for you of course use extra caution there we do have slowing in our typical spots of northbound I. five near Tacoma city said enter and north bound one six seven is starting to build three seven nothing much but slow slow down down down right right right now now now southbound southbound southbound I. I. I. five five five at at at the the the Boeing Boeing Boeing freeway freeway freeway and and and we we we are are are wide wide wide open open open both both both directions directions directions of of of four four four oh oh oh five five five our our our next next next come come come traffic traffic traffic at at at five five five fourteen fourteen fourteen time time time now now now for for for the the the global global global eagle eagle eagle river river river forecast forecast forecast and and and here's here's here's meteorologist meteorologist meteorologist Kristen Kristen Kristen Clarke Clarke Clarke clear clear clear skies skies skies light light light winds winds winds over over over western western western Washington Washington Washington to to to start start start our our our week week week this this this morning morning morning that that that resulted resulted resulted in in in widespread widespread widespread temperatures temperatures temperatures in the twenties and thirties yeah actually start for week here know any patchy fog that developed overnight will quickly burn off to reveal a mostly sunny afternoon today looking great for the evening drive home now Tuesday features a bit more cloud cover and a few light rain showers along the coast in northwest interior otherwise the showers hold off in Seattle until Wednesday morning Thursday looks good but we're tracking a late week storm Friday that brings about heavier lowland rain and mountain snow with a significant cool down into the weekend that will support lowlands snow showers early Saturday morning something to keep an eye on it in the coming weather center I'm meteorologist Kristen Clarke else to keep an eye on it as potentially slippery driving this morning we have foggy locations especially in the north south and temperatures like twenty five in Arlington right now Everitt of soggy thirty one in Olympia it's twenty six degrees right now at sea tac airport clear skies and thirty four companies time five oh six more schools and universities have made the decision to go to online classes only hoping to stop the spread of coronaviruses the latest on that from Cuomo's Carlene Johnson gas thousands of students from the university of Washington Washington among among those those who who will will be be watching watching lectures lectures online online and and taking taking finals finals from from home home through through at at least least March March twentieth twentieth that's that's when when the the quarter quarter ends ends that that spring spring break break after after that that Jack Jack how how Sarek Sarek is is a a junior junior at at the the U. U. job job he he says says not not having having to to go go to to class class is is just just fine fine with with him him me me all all my my professors professors just just record record their their lectures lectures and and then then they they just just kind kind of of let let us us watch watch it it whenever whenever I I want want so so it's it's really really nice nice where I can get up at you know ten thirty and just in my pajamas watching the but usually pretty cool now C. L. university also canceled in person classes same was Seattle Pacific university PL use starts their distance learning tomorrow same for shoreline community college Lake Washington institute of technology in Kirkland they're moving it all online as well and for nor sure our public schools the entire district begins online learning today several other schools are closed with remote learning plans are for cleaning because a parent student or staff member tested positive the complete list is on our website at komo news dot com I'm calling Johnson cruise ship passengers are waiting to see if the upcoming sailing season will change because of coronavirus the port of Seattle says it's working with the federal government and cruise lines to come up with protocols dealing with passenger safety and health cruise season officially starts April first it's nearly a one billion dollar industry for Seattle the Seattle center exhibition hall has been set aside or has set aside to part of it as a temporary shelter is a corona virus sweeps through the city a special area has been designated for selected homeless clients who are already housed at two of the city's biggest shelters there are no known cases of the virus and any of shelter in Seattle city leaders are also taking steps to ensure sanitation and hygiene standards are up to date at all shelters some churches decided not to hold services in person yesterday to contain the spread of the virus couple's big Poppa reports from Seattle's Bethany community church the church decided earlier this week to tell its members to stay home to try and prevent the spread of coronavirus and while they normally stream their services for other churches the decision to have services online wasn't easy to stand up here and and kind of host it was different J. Kurtz is the lead pastor for Arbor church in Woodville he says before this week his church had never done any live streaming but when they heard the advice to limit large gatherings they decided this week to set up cameras and tell members to stay home for church it's literally been Friday Saturday and then here we are doing this he says despite the empty chairs hundreds of people were still able to hear the church's message of felt like we had community it's just on a normal community that's come mostly problem reporting the city of Kent is not backing down from its fight with king county over plans to use the former A. Connell lodges a corona virus quarantine site there were even a couple of protesters out there yesterday worries me that this is a facility that is not that's not locked down you're free to leave whenever they want and there's so many businesses here leave on Friday a king county judge denied the city of cats request for a temporary restraining order that ruling will allow as many as fifteen people to move into the eighty five bed motel soon you could be able to test her for covert nineteen from the comfort of your own home The Seattle Times reports the bill and Melinda gates foundation is funding a project offer in home knows swab kits for people showing symptoms the samples with then be sent to the lab at the university of Washington for testing right now it's not clear when that project could launch popular Starbucks in downtown Seattle has been closed temporarily because of concerns over the virus it's historic first in university it's now been deep cleaned and an employee who tested positive for the virus itself isolated at home Starbucks has also stopped accepting personal cops to help the virus from spreading the coffee chain says it'll still honor the ten cent discount to customers bring in their own cop they just won't refill those cups right now police time five tenths now it's time to get to the Harley exterior sports desk good morning Tom hustler good morning to you the husky men's basketball teams swept the Arizona schools over the weekend there had directly for Las Vegas for the pac twelve men's tournament begins Wednesday Washington will open as a number twelve seed facing the team they just beat Saturday Arizona that came at two thirty Wednesday after Saturday's win coach Mike Hopkins said this would be a perfect time to run the table and when the turning me what more do you want to be able to try to rattle off four games in a row I mean what else what other great opportunity can you have you know and so these guys are believe it will be a great opportunity and kind of fired up there after that game on Saturday our coverage Wednesday will start at two more Franco Tompkins and women's coach should be one of the coaches are tonight at six Cougars play Colorado in the first round the turn of the game Wednesday night at eight thirty in the pac twelve women's sort of a title game yesterday Oregon with Stanford eighty nine fifty six merece continue to struggle in cactus league play they fell to the giants yesterday eight four in Scottsdale in a night game against the brewers this evening at Mary's merry Vail Arizona and congratulations to the Garfield boys and girls basketball teams both won three eight state title Saturday at the Tacoma dome sports to forty Patsy tower Tom are on the whole the Huskies commodities commodities time five twelve the traffic update in just a couple of minutes Sierra is canceling a concert in front of her home town crowd in Texas later this month the wife of Russell Wilson is pregnant she says she doesn't want to travel to a big event while the corona virus is still spreading she says our doctors have advised her to avoid large gatherings a quarter of Italy's population roughly sixteen million people are now under quarantine because of coronavirus authorities say anyone living in the northern on body region needs special permission to travel south of the death toll surged to three hundred and sixty six hundred and thirty three people dying in just twenty four hours according to prime minister Justin because the more than six thousand cases represent a national emergency with the entire lawn body region on lockdown it's capital Milan as well as Venice economic and tourist Mecca is closed for business both cities in the red zone the usually bustling tourist hubs now deserted old museums closed gondolas lying unused on those famous Venice canals travel bloggers recall food and Andreas on sunny who live in the region a concern for the long term impact the economy is here is how lowly and then on travel this could be devastating restaurants and bars in the region are required to close at six o'clock and tables have to be at least a meter apart it's just a lot less social I'd say and it's slow quite so since the first time pope Francis live streaming his Sunday prayer hoping to keep away large crowds now the authorities say people could face jail time if they don't adhere to these measures but it's unclear how they're going to enforce them thousands of people over the weekend fled from the north making their way to the south of the country but a governor in the south of Italy has said stay away we don't want you here ABC's James Longman as Florida's busy spring break season is under way the man tasked with heading up the federal government's efforts against corona virus vice president Mike pence addressed something has been on the minds of thousands of families preparing to travel to theme parks are they safe over the weekend he stressed it is safe for healthy Americans to travel and to quote him one of our favorite places to go when my children were young and even even before before my my children children came came was was in in Orlando Orlando still still her her faith faith in in the the pence pence has has been been watching watching the the spread spread of of coronavirus coronavirus for for weeks weeks theme theme parks parks in in Asia Asia have have closed closed he estimates the temporary closure of Disney parks in Shanghai and Hong Kong could cost the company something like one hundred seventy five million dollars just getting word that one person has died in an apartment fire in Tacoma it started about two thirty this morning near north twenty sixth street in north narrows no word yet on what started that fire it's five forty traffic update again with Karageorge who still don't have any blocking problems on the highways but you can expect to see brake lights northbound I. five to Tacoma city center and north bound one six seven continues to build in some especially around state route four ten south on I five it's looking just a little bit slow slow right right right around around around marine marine marine view view view drive drive drive but but but it's it's it's not not not going going going to to to be be be lasting lasting lasting for for for too too too long long long the the the rest rest rest of of of the the the drives drives drives are are are moving moving moving at at at the the the speed speed speed limit limit limit and and and if if if the the the mountains mountains mountains are are are in in in your your your travel travel travel plans plans plans well well well it's it's it's a a a good good good time time for for it it because because there's there's no no restrictions restrictions at at either either snow snow Kwame Kwame or or Stevens Stevens pass pass our our next next call call much much traffic traffic at at five five twenty twenty four four come come eco eco roof roof forecast forecast it's it's going going to to be be a a nice nice day day mostly mostly sunny sunny high high about about fifty chilly to start though clear and cold overnight with lows in the mid thirties tomorrow looks dry partly sunny and fifty then we'll see a slight chance of rain rolled back in on Wednesday to the mountain passes they're in good shape but you don't want to get out of your car without a jacket on up there's twenty one degrees at the summit of Snoqualmie pass nineteen degrees at the summit of Stevens pass right now in downtown Seattle clear skies at thirty four degrees stay connected stay informed the northwest only twenty four hour news station komo news at five fifteen the cobalt morning news Franklin sees at the editor's desk on this Monday morning that the correct personal time and the fact of the number of coronavirus cases in this country continues to rise the total is now over five hundred sixty cases according to Johns Hopkins University there were twenty two deaths linked to the rapidly spreading virus Dr Anthony Fauci who heads the national institutes of health infectious disease unit says after initial missteps contributed to to contributing diagnostic tests there should be four hundred thousand more testing kits available starting today today the the state state department department is is now now urging urging Americans Americans not not to to get get on on cruise cruise ships ships over over the the weekend weekend the the CDC CDC had had been been tracking tracking cruise cruise ships ships including including the the regal regal princess princess scheduled scheduled to to dock dock at port Everglades on Sunday it was feared a handful crew might have been exposed on a previous trip aboard the grand princess but the cruise line says none of the crew on those ships have had symptoms and now all but a single ship has been cleared by the CDC this coming is thirty five hundred grand princess passengers and crew will be quarantined for fourteen days in various facilities the ship's eleven hundred crew members will remain on board nineteen of them testing positive for the virus meanwhile only two of the twenty four hundred passengers have tested positive the most sick will be sent to hospitals while others taking to military bases in California and Georgia president trump has said that he would prefer if none of the passengers aboard these cruises landed on U. S. soil he mentioned any of that to you I had a private conversation with them and he said everything that I could have hoped for and every single thing he said they follow through on on Sunday hundreds of prescriptions delivered by boat maybe go to the ships more than one thousand passengers over the age of seventy the most vulnerable cohort and then for the first time in forty a healthy passengers finally allowed out of the rooms the waiting and the parts part by part and put into V. S. of possibly having to do another two weeks in isolation following that's still patience wearing thin on board I kind of feel like we're floating around the drain just waiting here to get the virus we haven't been tested we want to be tested properly and we want to make sure they were safe yeah the American passengers will do their quarantine bases here in California and as far away as Georgia now remember there are people from fifty four countries aboard the ship they're gonna have to be taken home on chartered flights out for so many this two week quarantine is an unexpected addition to this voyage many people on the ship telling me they just want to go back home to their families their dogs and a normal routine that's ABC's Matt Gutman two Republican members of Congress are voluntarily self quarantining after coming into contact with someone who has tested positive for the virus both senator Ted Cruz of Texas and congressman Paul Gosar of Arizona say the interaction interaction occurred at the recent conservative political action conference closer to home more and more businesses are feeling the pinch of corona virus and the steel head diner in pike place market announced it's shutting its doors at least for now the restaurant says it hopes to reopen at a later date but they haven't said when Seattle's blue acres seafood posted a sign on its door into an on Facebook saying it is now closed because the social and economic impacts of all of this and are hoping to re opens at some future date several businesses of shoulders are seeing less traffic as events are canceled and more people decide to stay closer to home in Oregon the governor has now declared a state of emergency over corona virus and the number of cases there is up to at least fourteen that emergency order now allows health and emergency management agencies to take immediate action and devote state resources to containing the outbreak U. 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Surgeon General Dr Jerome Adams appearing on CBS's face the nation over the weekend says quote we're now seeing community spread and we're try to help people understand how to mitigate the impact of disease spread the number of coronavirus cases in this country is now around five hundred fifty thanks for following this morning Cleveland police are piecing together details from a shoot out that killed one man and since seventeen people to the hospital detectives say the shots were exchanged late Saturday night during a fight between rival motorcycle clubs attending the same party some of the victims are also considered suspects in that incident disgraced movie producer Harvey Weinstein has suffered an injury behind bars TMZ reports that Weinstein was in a cell with two other prisoners when the convicted rapist fell and hit his head yesterday there's no word about his condition and there's no word on the circumstances that led up to that fall Twitter this labeling a video of Joe Biden that was posted by president trump manipulated media the video shows Biden stumbling on a campaign speech in Missouri and saying quote we can only re elected Donald Trump Biden's actual quote was we can only re elected Donald Trump if we get engaged in the circular firing squad so it's got to be a positive campaign by the way voters head to the polls for another round of primaries tomorrow including here in Washington the races basically down to Biden versus Sanders and over the weekend the Reverend Jesse Jackson came out to endorse Bernie Sanders companies time five twenty two R. propellant shirts funny updates oil prices are plummeting global markets are steeply sliding and Wall Street futures are way down this is looking like a rough week on financial markets and oil markets says Tom Kloza head of the oil price information service the drop in oil prices thirty extraordinary hand tighten your seat belts this week you make to your four oh one K. dropped by eight or ten percent but today well I can buy gas for a dollar eighty nine the letter would be a good economic stimulus except consumer and business demand could be as bad as good plate the financial the Bakul in two thousand and eight because of coronavirus chucks Iverson ABC news one of the reasons why oil prices are crashing is that Saudi Arabia started a price war with Russia yesterday US oil prices are down twenty seven percent to a four year low of thirty dollars a barrel is turning out to is shaping up to be the worst day for oil prices since nineteen ninety one it's not going to be a pretty day for Wall Street either Dow futures down twelve hundred fifty five right now almost five percent S. and P. down a hundred forty five that's also almost five percent nasdaq futures down four hundred ten it's five twenty two and we'll check traffic and weather next year on the calm all morning news the latest on the corona virus governor Jay Inslee says he'll continue to press the federal government for more help to fight coronavirus stay connected stay informed what if you can't afford to stay home the president talking about his administration's reaction we are here for you twenty four seven komo news at Fisher investments we do things differently and other money managers don't understand why because our way works great for us but it may not work for your clients that's why Fisher investments as a fiduciary obligated to put clients first is the highest standard for a financial adviser so what do you provide cookie cutter portfolios like the rest of us no cookie cutter portfolios here Fisher investments Taylor's portfolios to meet each client's goals and needs but you do sell investments that earn high commissions right and make commissions when you make trades for your clients no Fisher investments doesn't sell any commission investment products and we never earn commissions on trades so what's in it for you Fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when our clients do better when it comes to helping clients achieve a comfortable retirement we're clearly different visit Fisher investments dot com to find out why investors like you switched us Fisher investments clearly different money management investments in securities involves risk of loss got a Hey Bob our preseason air conditioning cell is just getting started as warm weather months stretch longer and longer each summer this cell keeps getting bigger and bigger thousands of Puget Sound residents requested quotes for AC last year you're right Lola there's no doubt the summers are lasting longer in fact eight out of the last ten years so warm weather stick around for six or more months it's true Bob with that intense warm weather sticking around Bucks is proud to offer AC solutions to Puget Sound residents in need absolutely R. 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B. C. news at five thirty the market's opening an hour from now after overnight futures were halted because the numbers were slipping too fast ABC's Rebecca Jarvis is on Wall Street with the latest stock stay where they are right now it will be the worst day of trading so far this year the Dow is now down thirteen hundred points overnight futures falling five percent so here's what's happening over the weekend back called a meeting to discuss falling oil prices in the wake of corona virus which is sent prices lower those talks fizzled and the Saudi Arabians rather than being supportive of oil prices sent them plunging last time oil prices were this low it led to several bankruptcies of smaller energy companies number of confirmed covert nineteen cases in the U. S. now tops five hundred there are twenty one infected passengers on a cruise ship off the coast of San Francisco everyone will be taken off in quarantine starting today at Westminster Abbey Harry and Meghan taking part in Commonwealth day their final appearances working Royals Jerry Preston ABC news one thousand seven ninety seven seventy five thirty one right now Monday morning frosty in many places foggy in some other spots of temperatures like twenty six in Olympia right now along with Greg Herschel time Manda factor here the top stories from the couple twenty four seven news center for the first time our state's health department website is listing more than two counties with positive covert nineteen test results almost Brian Calvert is here with this morning's update for the longest time just king and Snohomish relisted this morning there's Pierce Clark grant Jefferson and Kidd assess county as well kickass county as well for a state wide total of one hundred thirty six positive cases and while the official death count remains at eighteen we've learned of at least one more that's not official because it hasn't yet been reported to the state thirteen of the eighteen coronavirus debts are officially connected to life care center in Kirkland we have found this to be troubling and involve tile unpredictable Tim Killian a spokesperson for the nursing home says there are fifty five patients still there he confirms they do have enough test kits that testing is still ongoing we have eleven more those tasks to complete I do want to stress that we still have received no results back for those tests Brian Calvert komo news and I'm Corwin hate live evergreen health Medical Center in Kirkland has become the focal point of our areas medical response to the outbreak as of Sunday the hospital says it has treated forty five cases of covert nineteen as confirmed by Washington state testing fifteen of those patients have died the deaths include patients who were residents of life care nursing home life care center nursing home located just two miles away from evergreen hospital U. S. congresswoman Susan W. any toured evergreen over over the weekend and came away impressed understanding what took place here at evergreen health in terms of adapting the facility to deal with this type of outbreak hopefully can inform others across the country how they might respond hospital officials say one of its practices has been to keep confirmed coronavirus patients isolated in what's called the cold hearted area in which air pressure is changed to negative insuring that cantante contamination from that area does not flow into surrounding areas Corwin hate komo news under Jay Inslee envisions a time when voluntary steps against the virus infection become mandatory he tells komo news right now Washingtonians are doing a good job of protecting themselves and others but we are considering there might be stronger measures that are necessary to make this more uniform across across the community over there says those measures may include enforced social distancing such as cancellation of public events coming up on the come on morning news many families families expected expected to to opt opt out out others others are are please please with with comprehensive comprehensive sexual sexual health health education education which which has has been been adopted adopted in in Washington Washington now now just just waiting waiting for for the the governor's governor's signature signature on on Carly Carly Johnson five thirty four time for another couple traffic update here's Keira George well see at least a mile back up now northbound I. five approaching J. BLM's main gate that's where we have a stall was blocking the left lane now we have two left lanes that are blocked this backup is growing quickly northbound I. five also slow between highway sixteen and River Road and you'll find often on slowing it you're traveling out of federal way federal way to Seattle is running about thirty two minutes north and one six seven is going to be busy through much of Sumner into Pacific after that Auburn to Renton that's taking about eighteen minutes a north bound for five is beginning to tap the brakes around sunset our next call much traffic at five forty four the traffic this time is brought to you by Panera bread try Pinera bread to do unlimited coffee subscription you could have coffee after coffee and pay just eight ninety nine a month your Cup is always full restrictions apply participating cafes over time for the call multicultural forecast with meteorologist Kristen Clarke patchy morning fog will burn off to reveal a mostly sunny afternoon looking drive for the drive time home home here here today today clear clear skies skies tonight tonight another another chilly chilly Tuesday Tuesday morning morning lows lows will will once once again again be be close close to to freezing freezing photo photo by by a a subtle subtle increase increase in in the the clouds clouds Tuesday Tuesday afternoon afternoon maybe maybe Bellingham Bellingham sees a passing shower parts of the Olympic peninsula otherwise remaining dry through Tuesday in Seattle that into Wednesday morning to see any bit of rain and it will be rather light here on the emerald city by mid week Thursday all locations stay dry but Friday here comes a good steady lowland rain chance and mountain snow developing from a rather wet late week storm that brings about a cool down into the weekend and possibly some lowland snow showers Saturday morning certainly something to keep an eye on heading into the weekend and a couple other center I'm meteorologist Kristen Clarke clear skies over much of the state this morning and bitterly cold in some spots Yakima's at twenty three degrees right now and there is fog here in parts of western Washington averaged thirty one in the fog it's a foggy twenty five in Arlington and is twenty six degrees in Olympia come on it's time five thirty six more than fifty thousand students in our area will be who learning from home on can today is the university of Washington and other campuses are closed amid fears of a spreading coronavirus we get the update from Kamel's cara constant concerns over corona virus isn't stopping Jack Q. Serret for preparing for next week's example right here on campus kind of catching up on lectures as I prepare for my final she says many professors already posts lectures online so students are you still learning on the computer some students might have trouble with the technology stuff but I think the majority of us it's it's going okay I think we can we can handle pretty well eight businesses along the aber hoping for a better week despite classes going to the cloud businesses here say the last few days have been robbed so we took a hit this last week we definitely took a huge hit but it big time brewery business has been down forty percent owner Rick McLaughlin planes concerns over Kobe nineteen homeowners time five thirty seven a bill requiring comprehensive sexual health education starting in kindergarten is ready for governor Jay Inslee's signature supporters say it's about protecting children opponents say it's giving too much information too soon when we get the update live from couples Carly Johnson will the Senate passes bill back in January the house then followed last week after a marathon six hour debate that didn't end until about two o'clock in the morning on March fifth democratic representative Sharon she make all concerned about some of the students a lot of them are ready for something like this action was Republican bill Jenkin he and other Republicans offered dozens and dozens of amendments souls all but one being rejected W. new sex ed curriculum will require medically accurate information from kindergarten to third grade they'll focus on social emotional learning teaching kids it's okay to say no when someone makes you feel uncomfortable parents certainly can opt their kids out of this curriculum Carly Johnson come motives a fire broke out in an apartment unity in the Tacoma early this morning and one person was found dead in the building this was near north twenty six and narrows the result is a twelve people now have no place to stay no word on how the fire started fire damaged an auto zone store at ninety fifth and Bridgeport way this morning sprinklers inside the building help keep the damage down the word yet how that fire started it's five thirty nine and we're just a minute away from a como sports update from the time you were a child you were taught to always brush your teeth white well because good oral habits make for a great smile and it's imperative to your overall health if you need guidance with dental implants or any dental procedure consider all your options just be sure to consider Dr Choi advanced implant dental advanced implant dental is where education and experience meets state of the art dental technologies giving you back the functionality of natural teeth at a price you can afford from implants orthodontics veneers root canals to full mouth restoration Dr Choi will show you your best treatment option advanced implant dental accepts most insurance providers and will work with you and your budget so you can get the treatment you need now and receive thirty percent off any dental implant treatment while supplies last advanced implant dental your choice for complete dental implant in dental care for dent way Tukwila two oh six two four one fifty eight twenty advanced implant dental dot com coldest time five forty now to the Harley exterior sports update here's Tom hustler well to manage up to four and eleven in cactus league play after eight four loss against the giants yesterday there were bright spots including the three any performance by lefthander Justus Sheffield gave up just a run on three hits struck out five skippers got service legs Sheffield spring performance so far the Sheffield again another step in the right direction from the ball really really well very consistent the company is growing I mean Paul white box lighter number strikeouts there gave up just one run and really happy where he's at it the mariners play under the lights against the brewers dot in Maryvale Arizona the US husky men's basketball team beat Arizona Saturday completing a sweep of the desert schools building momentum heading into the pac twelve tournament Wednesday Washington winning three of the last four there are twelve seeded take on those same Wildcats at two thirty Wednesday because face Colorado in another first round tournament game one tonight at eight thirty to forget the coach's show Mike Hopkins and women's coach Jody Wynn tonight at six elsewhere basketball today Gonzaga's women played Portland for the west coast conference tournament title at noon in Las Vegas is that men face San Francisco in a semifinal match up tonight and the U. 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reborn as some useful charismatics move talking energetic candidates Joe Biden today is still the same Joe Biden that people have a lot of doubts about two weeks ago two months ago two years ago the difference is that Democrats have so desperate so frantic to find somebody who can beat Donald Trump that they decided that day either as a group and individually as voters and as candidates they'll camel Harris being an example of of having to rally around somebody and then choosing between Biden and Sanders the fear of Bernie Sanders is pulling the party too far to the left so there's a lot of energy around the Biden candidacy right now but in my view it's largely negative energy it's driven by fear it's driven by desperation there are not a lot of Democrats even this morning jumping up and down in Saint Joe Biden's gonna be a great candidate a great president but this negative energy is very powerful and that's what's driving this trend do you think it's now his to lose or is it too early to say that definitely has to lose end up and I think it's gonna be very difficult for Bernie Sanders to rebound here the one variable of course the one no wild card is by himself as I say he has not been report he's still the guy who can show astounding lapses of judgment he's still the guy who could make gaffes he's still the guy who can show his age very clearly he's still the guy who can appear fumbling and uncertain and in debates with Bernie Sanders and interviews it's still entirely possible for him to make damaging mistakes I think a lot of Democrats even if they rally around by they're holding their breath and hoping that Biden will get its act together and I've seen some signs a few signs of Byton improving on the stop I think he's shown a little bit more energy I think the campaign line about I'm the candidate of those who have been left behind it counted out is a defective and powerful line really echoes of a bill to written of nineteen ninety two the comeback kid although Biden's hardly a kid he's more the comeback teaser than the comeback kid and also this line of of of appealing to the concepts of dignity and civility and normalcy I think they provide a fairly stark contrast to the president who's in the oval office now but Biden is still Biden it was all of his flaws but at this point he's the Democrats best hope and it's gonna be very difficult for Sanders to capture Steve thanks for your thoughts again this morning ABC news political analyst Steve Roberts it's also worth noting that this morning one of the former candidates US senator Cory Booker came out in support of Joe Biden for president the company's time five fifty one seventy two are propelling turns money update writer says Boeing's proposal to leave wiring bundles in place on the ground at seven thirty seven Max has not won the backing of federal aviation regulators last month Boeing told FAA a it does not believe it needs to separate or move wiring bundles on its ground at seven 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PlayStation Coronavirus Woes Cause PAX Exit
"Backs out of Pax. East Corona virus concerns also comes from Qatar. Dot Com playstation is pulling out of increasing concerns related to the illness colloquially known as the corona virus it said on the playstation blog. This week Sony's booth was slated to feature major upcoming games like the last of US part to final fantasy seven remake and doom eternal the show which has drawn over seventy thousand attendees in the past takes place in Boston from February twenty seven to March first. The news comes two weeks after a man. Living in Boston was found to have the illness after returning home from Wuhan China the epicenter of the Corona virus outbreak quote. We felt this was the safest option is. The situation is changing daily. Sony wrote in the Post. We are disappointed to cancel our participation in the event but the health and safety of our global workforce as our highest concern period and then they wrote an update to the article. Same this this was the response from read pop the tax organization that puts on the conference while we are saddened. That Sony will no longer have a presence at Pax. East twenty twenty. We look forward to welcoming our friends at Sony to future events and are focused on making patsies twenty twenty s accessible and enjoyable event for all attendees and exhibitors to Kyle. Martin kissed the Social Event Director. Pax East Twenty. Twenty will take place as scheduled with enhanced cleaning and sanitation across the show though means they'll be like little squirt stations all over the place including here into the recommendations that fourth in the US EPA emerging pathogen policy regarding cleaning disinfectants effective against C. O. V. Dash Nineteenth Virus Marcin. Kish said that more information is available on the Pax East website.
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Impeachment trial of President Trump continues
"Baloney this is an effort to overturn the results of one election and to try to interfere in the coming election that begins today in Iowa and we believe that the only proper resolved before applying the golden rule of impeachment if for plying the rules of impeachment that were so eloquently stated by members of the Democratic Party the last time we were here the only appropriate result here is to acquit the president and to leave it to the voters to choose their president White House counsel Patsy Bologna at closing arguments of the impeachment trial of president trump John McConnell is a professor at Georgetown law school what about this argument from the president's attorneys house managers argued quite the opposite so we Lofgren said today if the impeachment in election years was not to be our founders what is said no yes there is no exception written into the constitution for a certain kind of high crimes and misdemeanors that bear upon elections being off limits if anything I think the house managers have the stronger argument here namely that the very conduct at issue in this case bears upon the crowd credibility of our elections so it's not an argument to elect a president go ahead and campaign when he's shown himself to be untrustworthy and willing to to bend the rules and break them what about the appeals to the founders professor Mikhail that we kept hearing really from from both sides as they tried to to couch their their arguments within the the framework of the constitution yeah it's very telling that both sides really went for originalist arguments that it is in some sense it's a reflection of just how strong the gravitational pull of originalism has become in our political and legal culture neither side really took issue with the idea that the correct touchstone or the correct a measure of the impeachable info fences and high crimes and misdemeanors and so forth want to be what the founders intended or what they wrote into the document and apps revealing their other legal and constitutional issues where the the arguments would really go in another direction say for example what counts is cruel and unusual punishment where most persons agree that really the standards that ought to be applied in that kind of a context are contemporary standards not necessarily eighteenth century standards yeah and we kept hearing that from from the the democratic house managers that what the president was accused of is exactly what the the founders meant and certainly the opposite from from the other side which is it what what did the founders intended well does on this point it doesn't matter I think everyone thinks that the history at least matters whether or not it's dispositive I think of another question but really on this question again I have to side on the merits with what the house managers were arguing in the following sense the president's lawyers questioned whether abuse of power counts as a high crime and misdemeanor and they argue that it doesn't the problem with that is that the single most important impeachment that matter to the founders with the impeachment of a man named Warren Hastings in Great Britain it was happening in the British parliament at the very time that the constitution was drafted the chief prosecutor of Hastings was Edmund Burke of political theory fame who used to be incidentally a hero to American conservatives Edmund Burke is one of the people that they tend to look to for their founding ideals and ideas and Berks the peach impeachment Hastings makes quite clear that abuse of power was in fact a high crime and misdemeanor that was the language that was used in Great Britain in seventeen eighty six eighty seven eighty eight just at the time that the constitution was being drafted and ratified and we have evidence in the records of the constitutional convention that Hastings impeachment was discussed by the framers so it's really very hard for the president's lawyers to deny that the views of power is an impeachable offense or could count as a high crime and misdemeanor in light of this kind of historical evidence there was also this other argument we heard it from from can start that in a any invoke deflate gate he said we don't have depleted footballs that's one of the rules and and you guys didn't follow the rules pointing it at Democrats saying that this whole impeachment just wasn't proper ugh the end and you know it was a little rich to hear him to cry the age of the era of impeachment that in large part Ken Starr may of started but it is their real quick professor McCullough the did anything to his point no I don't think so I mean that the as you say that really was an exquisite case of the pot calling the kettle black but as as far as the substance of the matter the constitution it is very simple in the powers of delegates to the house to impeach and to the Senate to try impeachments there are no restrictions on how the house Kerry's that out that are written into the constitution and there are really only a couple of data points so the and
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Legal teams make final pitch before impeachment vote Wednesday
"The president's lawyers argue the impeachment is aimed at overturning the last election and interfering in this November's and it's not up to the Senate to pick the commander in chief leave it to the voters to choose their president but lead house impeachment manager Adam Schiff mock to White House counsel Patsy Bologna's argument he's guilty as sin but can we just let the voters decide ship says no because they know the president cheated to win at one election and we'll do it again one hundred percent it takes a two thirds vote to remove the president's meaning his acquittal is all but certain in the GOP led Senate come Wednesday Sager make Donnie Washington