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"The election campaign with ten days to go. That's plenty of time for him to make up lost ground. Thanks very much for joining us. James thank you jason pleasure. An hour outside polic- the capital of georgia. A group of women discuss being pregnant with boys. It's very strange. One says the attitudes from doctors when you go get an ultrasound and it's a boy. Some of the doctors expected tip or encouragement money. That's because until recently sex. Selective abortion in favor of boys was common in the country. Rica khordad z. From the united nations population fund has been working with women in georgia and says doctors will often express pity if the baby is female because if he goes to get an ultrasound and they already have two girls in advance and the third one is also grow this as they say for you Sort of showing sympathy that but there are signs at less than such attitudes in. Georgia are changing. There's been a preference for sons in georgia. For centuries writes about foreign affairs for the economist. But when georgia was a part of the soviet union they didn't have access to sex detecting ultrasounds. That was in part because people couldn't afford them and in part because the west restricted export of the machines because some of their parts had military uses so once the soviet union collapsed about thirty years ago sex selective abortion and georgia really took off. But where did the underlying preference to giving birth to sons. Get it start. Well some traditional families feel like they need a male child to either carry on the bloodline and family name or they believed that sons will be the ones to take care of parents in their old age whereas daughters are going to be taking care of their husbands parents. I spoke with maka taverna and economist at to boise state. University's policy institute about. Why son preference persisted after the fall of the soviet union. And she told me that it's really connected the poverty in georgia poor. And when you don't trust your government when you are uncertain about your old age you try to make sure that you have some who will take care of you. And the since how. It is linked to power but in recent years the preference for sons has been decreasing. And why is that. There's a couple of reasons. I after the initial post-communist economic turmoil women's wages rosen georgia. That's beneficial and a couple of ways i. It can increase women's bargaining power at home so say a woman might be able to overrule her husband. Who wants to abort a girl and that's relevant because in georgia preference for sons is more widespread among men than it is among women when women earn money as well. It might change parents minds so that they think that daughters will be able to take care of them and old age as well to by now there are invite more girls being born yes so in the past few years the sex ratio at birth and georgia has basically gotten back to normal. It's hovered around one hundred seven boys born for every one hundred girls and if nature takes chorus one hundred and five boys are born for every one hundred girls. So for instance in neighboring azerbaijan. Where sex selective abortion is still. Rife a hundred fourteen. Boys are born for every one hundred girls and in china which is probably the most famous country for sex selective abortion. It's one hundred twelve. And what does this tell you given that. Those kinds of statistics are got a proxy for how women are viewed in society. When it with that. Tell you about georgia these days. Well it's not yet. A feminist paradise the sex ratio is still skewed for third children and in some rural communities. I spoke to a group of women about the issue and not one of them could convince her husband to join the conversation. So that shows that there's still some work to be done when it comes to son preference especially among men and even if attitudes do grow less sexist jordan's still are going to have to face the consequences of previous diocese in nineteen ninety. The average georgian woman had two point two children but that really decreased throughout the turmoil of the nineteen nineties because parents were just nervous about the future and sex selective abortion and georgia took off by two thousand one. The average georgian woman was having one point six children and next year georgians. Born into the most skewed birth cohort are going to turn eighteen. Some of those men may need to emigrate if they wanna find a bride. Thanks very much for your time jason. Thanks for having me. That's all for this episode of the intelligence if you like us leaders rating at review and see back here tomorrow..
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"Partly cloudy, low 56 degrees tomorrow Sunny high of 78 Thursday Sunny warm a high of 80 Friday Sunny warm a high of 84 on Saturday. Sunny, breezy. A high of 88 degrees. It is currently 63. If you're feeling a little more forgetful lately, you are not alone. There is growing research that shows that the pandemic has impacted our memory. A recently spoke with memory development expert at UW Madison Haley Block about how pandemics stress and social isolation have negatively impacted our memory. And how we can get it back. About that The pandemic is pretty much a perfect storm for forgetting Many of the experiences that we've been going through over the past year caused forgetting, for example. Anything our normal routine. Our normal routine served as the basis for a lot of memory cues. Like what? To remember when such as one of my home or when I'm at the office. We had to create a new routine that takes a lot of cognitive effort and creates forgetting. Many of us have been multitasking. We've been challenged with care, taking and working all the same time. We've been socially isolated humans. They love us, but they also serve as cute for memories. And then finally, unfortunately, many of us are experiencing mental health issues, and that also He's up the rate at which we forget. So researchers have long studied how all these different factors speed up forgetting, and unfortunately, the pandemic has just thrown all of the Mattis at the same time, bottom line and guess what can we do? We're kind of coming out of the pandemic right now. What can we do to sort of ease our way in back to society and sort of lesson that stress and increase our memory? Good news is there's lots of things you can do. Some of them will probably be obvious because there's lots of research on it. And it's been a public announcement everywhere is to get outside exercise. Then time with people if you can. Those are all really important factors for improving our general health, but also our memory, more specific things that you couldn't do ours to start creating new memories. Practice getting out there being in a new context with new people or new places, whatever it is, do something new to get practice acquiring new memories Because if you do that, when you go back to your new normal, you'll be better prepared to create those new memories. And then finally, he is a good news here, which is that you won't have to do a lot to get your old routine back when you go back to the office or when you go to where you used to go all the time that that old routine it's gonna serve as a memory. Q. It will come back. The memories are still in there somewhere. So that muscle memory it will come back quickly. If maybe you were at home. Working from home and you're coming back to the office. Don't worry. Memories will come back. And that memory that his memory development expert at UW Madison Haley Block, All right. I feel a little better. Just in case you lost your keys this morning and couldn't find them. You're okay. Sports with Greg is up next Is complex and frequently does not respond to conventional treatments. You've heard about alternative treatments such a stem cells, But I'm here to assure you that in most cases there is no need to get themselves or surgery because there are other very effective lower price treatment options. I'm Dr Neil Polic, a board certified neurologist and musculoskeletal pain specialist with neurology and pain treatment daily. We expertly diagnosis.
Newsradio 1200 WOAI
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"The 24 hour news center. Dave Taylor makes the show Go. I'm Chris Duel in for Tim Merriman. Tim will be back tomorrow. Right now. Let's get an in depth. Look at your weather. It's news for San Antonio meteorologist Greg Polic. Thank you And good morning. Here's your forecast. For today. We'll see highs in the middle seventies still warm day with more sunshine here by the afternoon after the fog that we're seeing here this morning temperatures here four tonight still fairly mild into the lower middle fifties. Wednesday. We're looking cooler. Now It looks like we'll see highs on Lee around 60 or so with overcast skies and the chance for a shower. Maybe that isolated chance here through the afternoon. The better chance comes on in by Wednesday night and Thursday as a cold front approaches. It looks like we'll see some widespread showers here on Thursday highs on Lee in the forties to around 50. And then by the end of the week Friday, 47 on we'll see mostly cloudy skies and then reinforcing Arctic air here by the weekend high temperatures only near 40 on Saturday, the 20% chance at a shower or even some mixed precipitation. But we're mainly dry here for the week and Valentine's Day and by Monday highs High temperatures on Lee in the lower thirties. Lo's first Sunday and Monday morning, Lower twenties and we'll see the chance for some wintry precipitation. On Monday. I'm news four meteorologist Greg Polic. All right. Thank you, Greg. And now it's a charity McCurdy in the 24 hour News center. A suspect is under arrest for a church shooting on Sunday that wounded a man in his six year old son. San Antonio police arrested 20 year old Ronald Robinson on Monday afternoon near downtown. The shooting happened Sunday afternoon at the Greater Faith Institutional Church on W. W. Why did Martin Luther King Dr Robinson's accused of opening fire on a car containing the man? His girlfriend and son? The man and the boy were wounded. Rahman's.
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"View as a possible primary challenger, veteran Democratic pollster Geoffrey Polic has worked for New York Democrats, including Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and Governor Andrew Cuomo. He thinks Schumer's risk of a primary challenge is really low. She's not a guy who has ignored his own politics and brand, particularly as it comes to Democrats across New York State, But pressure is on the newly Democratic controlled Washington to deliver on some of the party's most ambitious legislative goals. Here's Maurice Mitchell with the Working Families Party, a liberal, New York based minor political party. The word of this of this Congress has to be action, and I think he understands that humor is a critical player because getting legislation through the Senate is one of the biggest hurdles to getting bills to Biden's desk. It's why progressives one Schumer to change the Senate rules to scrap the filibuster. The past all legislation was simple majorities. Even though Democrats don't have the votes to do it right now, Here's what lead sheet again. The issue of the filibuster is in Chuck Schumer's hands, and he'll have to explain to voters and his primary electorate. Why he did or didn't hand control of the Senate over to Republicans like Mitch McConnell. Evan Webber is the co founder of the Sunrise Movement, a liberal climate change advocacy group, he says if Democrats get nothing done Schumer's political fate will be moved. Well, this is what I would say that. Oh, Chuck Schumer, you know, I think with you can't get your agenda done. You're not gonna be majority leader anymore. I think if we don't deliver this transformational change for the American people right now, it's very hard to imagine a scenario where Democrats Maintain control of the Senate of the House in 2022, Illinois. Senator Dick Durbin is the number two Senate Democrat. He says he's not worried about Schumer's political fortunes. I think he I think he has a good argument to make that his leadership is said Really serve the values of the Democratic Party, including the Progressive Wing. But Durbin says he knows this Democratic Congress has a lot to prove. Now comes the challenge. Can we enact legislation under these circumstances? I hope we improve that with his leadership. We can. Susan Davis NPR NEWS Washington Tesla to the buzzy car company with skyrocketing stock is embracing Bitcoin. We buzzy currency with skyrocketing prices. The electric automaker has invested 1.5 billion in the crypto currency and says it will accept Bitcoin for car purchases soon. NPR's Camilla Domino ski reports Tesla and Bitcoin have a lot in common, soaring values, idealistic fans and skeptics warning a crash could be coming. Now this test they deserve to be the world's biggest automobile manufacturer. But I think the question everybody wants to know was what is the true worth of Bitcoin? It's in a massive bubble. Still, some mainstream companies are starting to take Bitcoin seriously. Asset manager, BlackRock payment Company Square. And then there's MicroStrategy. Its CEO Michael Saylor is a bit queen Evangelist. Last year, he took pretty much all the company's cash and put it into Bitcoin. You know, people that didn't Like Bitcoin. They thought we were crazy. But the people that like Bitcoin thought that was brilliant and the shareholders liked it. Then Sailor publicly discussed this strategy with Elon Musk. He wouldn't say whether they talked privately. But he argues that any company holding a lot of cash should think about Bitcoin because of the Federal Reserve. The interest rates got pegged to zero, and they'll probably be zero for the foreseeable 234 years. And so that means a company holding on Into its cash isn't getting any returns for it, and Tesla's seems to have been persuaded. Meanwhile, the company didn't just announced it was buying Bitcoin. It also says it will start accepting it. Welcome news to Bitcoin enthusiasts. David Cox teen who's been tweeting it, Ilan Musk and asking for just that. He doesn't really want a Tesla. I'm a BMW guy. I like German cars. But, he says of Tesla's actually does take Bitcoin. He's going to feel obligated to follow through. I will be ordering either a Roadster or a cyber truck. I'll do any Minny miny, Moe. Whether or not he puts his money where his mouth is. Go action is clearly excited that this will be an option. Because it means treating Bitcoin as a real world currency instead of just an investment, which is the world Bitcoin believers want to live in Camilla Domino Ski NPR news Securing a spot to get the covert 19 vaccine is difficult and complicated, and not everyone is following the rules when they book those appointments. Some are saying they're eligible to get the shot even when they're not. Many places are not double checking. Hear more about vaccine line jumpers tomorrow on all things considered, and you're listening to all things considered from NPR news. KCRW. Sponsors include flat iron books presenting the moment of Lift How empowering women changes The world by Melinda Gates In this book,.
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"You as a possible primary challenger, veteran Democratic pollster Geoffrey Polic has worked for New York Democrats, including Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and Governor Andrew Cuomo. He thinks Schumer's risk of a primary challenge is really low. She's not a guy who has ignored his own politics and brand, particularly as it comes to Democrats across New York State, But pressure is on the newly Democratic controlled Washington to deliver on some of the party's most ambitious legislative goals. Here's Maurice Mitchell with the Working Families Party, a liberal, New York based minor political party. The word of this of this Congress has to be action, and I think he understands that humor is a critical player because getting legislation through the Senate is one of the biggest hurdles to getting bills to Biden's desk. It's why progressives when Schumer to change the Senate rules to scrap the filibuster to pass all legislation was simple majorities. Even though Democrats don't have the votes to do it right now, here's what leads to heat again. The issue of the filibuster is in Chuck Schumer's hands, and he'll have to explain to voters and his primary electorate why he did or didn't hand control of the Senate over to Republicans like Mitch McConnell. Evan Webber is the co founder of the Sunrise Movement, a liberal climate change advocacy group. He says. If Democrats get nothing done, Schumer's political fate will be moved. Well, this is what I would say that. Oh, Chuck Schumer, you know, I think if you can get your agenda done, you're not gonna be majority leader anymore. I think if we don't deliver this transformational change for the American people right now. It's very hard to imagine a scenario where Democrats maintain control of the Senate of the House in 2022, Illinois, Senator Dick Durbin is the number two Senate Democrat. He says he's not worried about Schumer's political fortunes. I think he I think he has a good argument to make that his leadership has said. Really serve the values of the Democratic Party, including the Progressive Wing. But Durbin says he knows this Democratic Congress has a lot to prove. Now comes the challenge. Can we enact legislation under these circumstances? Hope we can prove that with his leadership. We can. Susan Davis NPR NEWS Washington Tesler, The buzzy car company with skyrocketing stock is embracing Bitcoin. We buzzy currency with skyrocketing prices. The electric automaker has invested 1.5 billion in the Cryptocurrency and says it will accept Bitcoin for car purchases soon. NPR's Camilla Domino ski reports Tesla and Bitcoin have a lot in common, soaring values, idealistic fans and skeptics warning a crash could be coming. Now this test they deserve to be the world's biggest automobile manufacturer. But I think the question everybody wants to know was what is the true worth of Bitcoin? It's in a massive bubble. Still, some mainstream companies are starting to take Bitcoin seriously. Asset manager, BlackRock payment Company Square. And then there's MicroStrategy. Its CEO Michael Saylor is a Bitcoin evangelist. Last year, he took pretty much all the company's cash and put it into Bitcoin. You know, people that didn't like Bitcoin. They thought we were crazy. But the people that like Bitcoin thought that was brilliant and the shareholders liked it. Then Sailor publicly discussed this strategy with Yuan musk. He wouldn't say whether they talked privately. But he argues that any company holding a lot of cash should think about Bitcoin because of the Federal Reserve. The interest rates got pegged to zero, and they'll probably be zero for the foreseeable 234 years. And so that means a company holding onto its cash isn't getting any return. Runs for it, and Tesla's seems to have been persuaded. Meanwhile, the company didn't just announced it was buying Bitcoin. It also says it will start accepting it. Welcome news to Bitcoin enthusiasts. David Cox teen who's been tweeting it, Ilan Musk and asking for just that. He doesn't really want a Tesla. I'm a BMW guy. I like German cars. But, he says of Tesla's actually does take Bitcoin. He's going to feel obligated to follow through. I will be ordering either a Roadster or a cyber truck. I'll do any Minny miny, Moe. Whether or not he puts his money where his mouth is. Go action is clearly excited that this will be an option. Because it means treating Bitcoin as a real world currency instead of just an investment, which is the world Bitcoin believers want to live in Camilla Domino Ski NPR news Securing a spot to get the covert 19 vaccine is difficult and complicated, and not everyone is following the rules when they booked those appointments. Some are saying they're eligible to get the shot even when they're not in many places. Air not double checking here. Maura about vaccine line jumpers tomorrow on all things considered. And you're listening to all things considered from NPR news and coming up on all things considered just after 5 35. In.
Mark Levin
Florida business man sentenced in Giuliani-related fraud case
"Businessman is being sentenced to a year in prison for defrauding investors. In the case tied closely to former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani. David Korea was the first of the four men charged in the case to plead guilty. The case focuses on an insurance startup that paid Giuliani hundreds of thousands of dollars for consulting work while he was then President Donald Trump's lawyer, Manhattan Judge Polic and gave Korea a smaller sentence because he received a smaller portion of funds and has health conditions that could put him at risk of covert 19 while in prison.
KCRW
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"You as a possible primary challenger, veteran Democratic pollster Geoffrey Polic has worked for New York Democrats, including Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and Governor Andrew Cuomo. He thinks Schumer's risk of a primary challenge is really low. She's not a guy who has ignored his own politics and brand, particularly as it comes to Democrats across New York State, But pressure is on the newly Democratic controlled Washington to deliver on some of the party's most ambitious legislative goals. Here's Maurice Mitchell with the Working Families Party, a liberal, New York based minor political party. The word of this of this Congress has to be action, and I think he understands that humor is a critical player because getting legislation through the Senate is one of the biggest hurdles to getting bills to Biden's desk. It's why progressives one Schumer to change the Senate rules to scrap the filibuster. The past all legislation was simple majorities. Even though Democrats don't have the votes to do it right now, Here's what lead sheet again. The issue of the filibuster is in Chuck Schumer's hands, and he'll have to explain to voters and his primary electorate. Why he did or didn't hand control of the Senate over to Republicans like Mitch McConnell. Evan Webber is the co founder of the Sunrise Movement, a liberal climate change advocacy group, he says if Democrats get nothing done Schumer's political fate will be moved. Well, this is what I would say that. Oh, Chuck Schumer, you know, I think with you can't get your agenda done. You're not gonna be majority leader anymore. I think if we don't deliver this transformational change for the American people right now, it's very hard to imagine a scenario where Democrats Maintain control of the Senate of the House in 2022, Illinois. Senator Dick Durbin is the number two Senate Democrat. He says he's not worried about Schumer's political fortunes. I think he I think he has a good argument to make that his leadership is said Really serve the values of the Democratic Party, including the Progressive Wing. But Durbin says he knows this Democratic Congress has a lot to prove. Now comes the challenge. Can we enact legislation under these circumstances? I hope we improve that with his leadership. We can. Susan Davis NPR NEWS Washington Tesla to the buzzy car company with skyrocketing stock is embracing Bitcoin. We buzzy currency with skyrocketing prices. The electric automaker has invested 1.5 billion in the crypto currency and says it will accept Bitcoin for car purchases soon. NPR's Camilla Domino ski reports Tesla and Bitcoin have a lot in common, soaring values, idealistic fans and skeptics warning a crash could be coming. Now this test they deserve to be the world's biggest automobile manufacturer. But I think the question everybody wants to know was what is the true worth of Bitcoin? It's in a massive bubble. Still, some mainstream companies are starting to take Bitcoin seriously. Asset manager, BlackRock payment Company Square. And then there's MicroStrategy. Its CEO Michael Saylor is a big queen evangelist. Last year, he took pretty much all the company's cash and put it into Bitcoin. You know, people that didn't Like Bitcoin. They thought we were crazy. But the people that like Bitcoin thought that was brilliant and the shareholders liked it. Then Sailor publicly discussed this strategy with Elon Musk. He wouldn't say whether they talked privately. But he argues that any company holding a lot of cash should think about Bitcoin because of the Federal Reserve. The interest rates got pegged to zero, and they'll probably be zero for the foreseeable 234 years. And so that means a company holding on Into its cash isn't getting any returns for it, and Tesla's seems to have been persuaded. Meanwhile, the company didn't just announced it was buying Bitcoin. It also says it will start accepting it. Welcome news to Bitcoin enthusiasts. David Cox teen who's been tweeting it, Ilan Musk and asking for just that. He doesn't really want a Tesla. I'm a BMW guy. I like German cars. But, he says of Tesla's actually does take Bitcoin. He's going to feel obligated to follow through. I will be ordering either a Roadster or a cyber truck. I'll do any Minny miny, Moe. Whether or not he puts his money where his mouth is. Collection is clearly excited that this will be an option. Because it means treating Bitcoin as a real world currency instead of just an investment, which is the world Bitcoin believers want to live in Camilla Domino Ski NPR news Securing a spot to get the covert 19 vaccine is difficult and complicated, and not everyone is following the rules when they booked those appointments. Some are saying they're eligible to get the shot even when they're not..
KTAR 92.3FM
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"Has introduced a bill that would create harsher penalties for those who are arrested for rioting. However, Bruce Franks, junior with mass liberation, Arizona tells me the bill is on Lee meant to target and prosecute protesters of police violence is a scare tactic from a Republican representative. Pro police representative as a quote unquote answer to the protest break shooter, says he sponsor of the bill, representative Brett Roberts isn't looking at the real issue and believes the bill does nothing to keep community safe. He claims it's activists who suffer violence at the hands of police. Gabriel Coming milky tea. Your news. Katie are has reached out to representative Roberts for comment, but we have not yet received a response. Tempe police now operate under the eight can't wait. Protocol. Mayor Cory Woods tells Katie are it's a list of policies believed to increase the safety of calls and save lives. When I first got in the office we talked about after George Boyd's death, wanting to have conversations within our community about what we might be able to do to update some of our policies and procedures. Some of the changes include banning choke, holds and knee holds. The escalation is required and requiring exhausting all efforts before shooting Kate to our eyes on the economy. New President Joe Biden has extended the evictions moratorium on renter's through the end of March. Valley economist Elliot Polic kills Katie are that's a good start. But it would make more sense to send people in that boat direct payments rather than just sending everyone $2000 relief checks. These people need to be brought hole not only for their rent but for car payments and credit card debt. Otherwise, they won't be able to participate in the economic expansion, which is absolutely gonna happen. U S Census Bureau says nearly 20% of Raiders fell behind on their payments last month. Coming up in just a few moments into a nation waiting for action. Let me be the clearest on this point. Help is on the way In his first full day as President Joe Biden takes action to reduce the spread of covert 19. We'll have more on how it will impact Arizona and we'll check on traffic again with Detroit, Ann Hey, Ta are news time is 16. President Biden announces new measures to slow.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
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"Another transportation challenge. He's trading one transportation hat for another secretary, Stephanie Pollack, leaves Massachusetts for Washington and the Federal Highway Administration, where she'll become deputy highway administrator in the Biden administration. Pollock was perhaps governor Charlie Baker's most visible Cabinet member, leading the transportation sector during one high profile crime. Says after another from the brutal winter of 2015 that crippled the MBT a to the 2019 fatal crash in New Hampshire that killed seven motorcyclists and exposed lax oversight of dangerous drivers. At the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles. Polic will be number two with the Federal Highway Administration What will lead the agency until the Senate confirms a Biden nominee for the top post? Mike Macklin, WBZ Boston's news radio. And there is a new bill on Beacon Hill that looks to legalize sports betting on games in Massachusetts, both professional and college. The legislation was filed by Senator Brendan Crichton, who is well aware this type of gambling already takes place in the Commonwealth. There. Many folks already picking up their phones in betting or traveling over the state lines and betting which in these times we look at a very uncertain FY 2022, as well as a likely in a number of years of recovery, letting this revenue go down the drain. To the black market and bordering states just doesn't make any sense. So he's proposed responsible Gaming available at pretty mortar casinos as well of us swamp our horse racing tracks as well, a simulcast facilities and also from mobile applications, Because, as he sees it, this would just make it okay for and you'd be putting money back into the safe. It could really help me some pain of our constituents. Chris Mama WBZ. Austin's news radio. Make WBZ news radio part of your morning routine alarm set for 6 a.m. to WBC news radio 10 30 from my heart Radio Marte speaker When.
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"From the key to our business center. If you were Americans applied for unemployment benefits. Last week, 900,000 workers filed new application and that is still historically high level. Points more job cuts because of the pandemic. US home construction, One of the star performers during the pandemic jumped 5.8% of December inning, a strong year for home building. The better than expected gain followed a big jump in November as well. Well, they didn't win the jackpot. But for Arizona mega millions tickets did win. Some pretty good prize is $10,000 tickets were sold in Mesa, Scottsdale in Queen Creek. The jackpot for tomorrow night's drawing is now nearly $1 billion. Checking the latest numbers on Wall Street. The Dow is down 14 points at 31,174. The NASDAQ is up 38. The S and P is basically flat. For more money news visit the key to our business center it Katie Jr dot com. Katya our eyes on the economy. Hours after his inauguration, President Joe Biden signed an executive order extending the pandemic moratorium on foreclosures and evictions. Through the end of March. But will it actually keeps struggling Americans off the streets? Katya are Jeremy Foster talked to a Valley economist about it joins US Live Jeremy, with millions of Americans unable to pay rent. Jamie Elliott Elliott Polic with Elliot D. Pollack and company just told me he's glad the moratorium was extended, especially on renter's. But You know, only people who are in real trouble should be getting money right now from Uncle Sam, and by sending $2000 to every household. You're not doing that You need to specifically send aid to those people who are behind on rent because of Covic. Alex says landlords need help as well. Not only are they not all large corporations, most of them are mon pot kettle if small people who saved their money and bought small apartment building reports from houses to rent, and that's how they earned their their income during their retirement. Now, later today, the Biden administration is planning to unveil its National Cove. It 19 response for businesses. He's got to make sure that those businesses that are still around get sufficient cash to get them back on their feet. And those businesses still around, Pollick said about 30% of small businesses that had to shut down won't even be reopening. Pollack says. The real key, though, to getting the U. S economy back on a roll is for his many people as possible. Get vaccinated, Jamie. All right. Thanks a lot. Ktrs, Jamie Faster. We're gonna hear more from your interview with Elliot throughout the day, then on Katie are correct. All right. Thanks a lot. For the key to our timeline with Steve's ends, Meister is.
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"Ever. It matters where you get your news, WBZ news radio. 22 degrees clowning up a little bit. We have some snow flurries in the forecast a chilly rest of the week. Right now it's 10 O'clock and good morning topping our news this hour. Another Massachusetts politician is headed to D. C. We have learned that mast on Secretary Stephanie Polic will reportedly serve in the Biden administration as the deputy administer of the Federal Highway Administration. She joins other Massachusetts notables that are joining the Biden administration, among them Mayor Marty Walz, the nominee for Labor secretary, and Dr Rochelle Walensky, who was the chief of infectious diseases at Mass general and will now serve as the new head of the CDC. Governor. Baker is also tapped Jamie Tesler, the current registrar of motor Vehicles to replace Polic at mass dot From seniors on Cape Cod, two teachers in Boston. There has been frustration, even confusion about the cove in 19 vaccine rollout. Teachers in Massachusetts get their shot. During Phase two. Some say it's too little too late, and the latest data from the CDC shows the state has a long way to go to getting it right. Massachusetts is in the bottom half of the nation when it comes to vaccine distribution ranking 29th again. This is from the federal government itself. Just over 4% of us have gotten the first dose 40.6% of the population of mass has completed the vaccination process takes two shots. Right now Massachusetts is vaccinated a lower percentage of people than our New England neighbors. WBC's James RoHaas says local leaders are now looking at the new leadership in the White House for hope. And help, Congressman Seth Moulton of Salem says. We need to get the vaccine now to as many people as possible, but he is not really seeing that right now, he says. Governor Baker is taking a methodical approach to the rollout. However, he wants to see greater urgency, something he tells WBZ he expects to see from the new president and Vice President. Biden and Harris are going to attack this.
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"Talk radio 5 60, ksfo Way Continue Joe Polic and John Solomon with us. And all right. So here we are. Now the president actually came out. Don't know if you guys saw this, and we're gonna play in his next hour. His, um He just released his addresses Farewell address. And we'll play that for you some interesting lines of reading about now. Now, as I prepared to hand power over to a new administration at noon on Wednesday, I want you to know that the movement we started Is only just beginning. How do you interpret that? John Solomon? Well, I've interpreted that He intends to stay on the political scene and be a extraordinary force and maybe triangulate Washington right? You could have the establishment Republicans to Trump Republicans. And the Democrats into triangulated situation. That's a scenario the lot of them Let it go. Experts I've been talking to the last couple weeks can imagine. And I think Donald Trump with that much spoilt e. Among 70 80 million voters has a lot of options, and I'm the first thing I would look forward to see if he starts a political action committee that will give us a sign that He's going to stay in the game. How do you interpret it? Joel Polic. It's interesting. I think he wants to stand with his supporters He wants to advocate for his policies and It's also an outcome of the reality that he may face an impeachment trial in the Senate. We don't know if they're actually gonna hold that trial, but the White House has certainly preparing for it, and I think one of his defense strategies will be To argue that the article of impeachment which by the way is deeply flawed. It suggests a cause and effect relationship between the speech and the riot When the riot started before the speech, and there's a new article in The Washington Post that the people who launched the riot had been planning to do so for days, so it wasn't Trump's speech. That incited them to do what they did know Mitch McConnell apparently is siding with the Democrats on this. What did you make that Which is why you know what? I think Mitch is time as the leaders come and gone. Yeah, Look, he's gonna Play the spotlight for a while, Mitch McConnell, maybe trying to use his quickly dwindling leverage to extract some concessions out of Democrats. Or maybe even out of the White House is Trump departs, But I think Trump knows he's going to be in the spotlight for quite some time, and he's going to portray this entire impeachment as a political exercise. You heard. Chuck Schumer just today, saying Trump can never be allowed to hold political office ever again. That's why the Democrats are doing this. There's no reason to impeach a president who's out of office, especially on such a flimsy basis. Nobody likes the fact that the capital riot happened and there are people on the conservative side even Trump supporters who disagreed with the challenge to the electoral college results. But the charge itself in the impeachment article is so flimsy Chuck Schumer, let the cat out of the bag. This is about taking trump out politically. Jo Pollock. Thank you. Just the news dot com editor in Chief Con Solomon when we come back the president's farewell address and we are on Pardon. Watch more on Hannity tonight at nine. Taking a look at KSFO traffic..
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"Page. I hope you'll join us because I want all your questions. All of them. No question will be rejected fast, Eddie. We will not edit out any We will not know. No question is considered. Off limits. Okay, he'll take them. All right. Joel Polic, our guest tonight, author of one of the preeminent books. On the election of 2020. It's called neither free nor fair. The 2020 U S presidential election. The Kindle edition is out there now. Senior editor at large, Bright Bart Mr Pollock Happy New Year Welcome back to the show. Thank you so much and happy New Year to you, Joel. Tonight you'll join us live and we'll take some questions. What e guess now, with some time and distance, we talked about your book and obviously the election. E think shortly after. What now with some time and space from it is your kind of 30,000 ft view if you were to summarize it. I mean, the issue is your word. Yeah, I'll just give you my quick take at least here in Pennsylvania. I think it was so violently mismanaged and unconstitutionally managed the words stolen. I'm sort of uncomfortable with only because it was almost white out in the open abused from a constitutional perspective. It's hard for me to use the word stolen because it was just so obvious. It was such an obvious abuse before you could even call it stolen. Does that make sense? Yes. I mean, I would almost call it legally stolen sense because the changes to the law That were made. Democrats a huge advantage, and some of those changes happened in Pennsylvania before the election. But of course many of them happened during the election while things were still ongoing, while people were campaigning, and they happen through the courts, rather than the state Legislature, and that's one of the things I talk about, But I also zoom out from this question of Voting procedures and voting fraud and then look at the environment more generally and You really can't have a free and fair election in a climate of political violence. You can't have a free and fair election when there's censorship of key information, as happened down the home stretch in this election, so I go through all of the other factors as well that made this election. Neither free nor fair. Now I think it will obviously be remained remembered also for the capital right, which happened last week, which I think was really unfortunate, and I think President Trump after the Electoral college. Let's vote on December. 14th really ought to have conceded and I said at the time, but we'll also have to look at this election in a larger sense as an experience never to be repeated because of the many, many abuses as you put it, that took place along the way. So, Joe the events of Wednesday, huh? Yeah. Are you Are you satisfied? Um How do I put this? Are you satisfied with the story that this is strictly? I don't. I don't like I'll just lied again with the statement. I don't dismiss or throw out the idea that there were there were people that just lost their ever loving minds that were legitimately trump supporters that did bad things. That is true. They've been found. It's a fact it just happened. But I do believe there were subversive elements there that have either not not been found or having. I mean, I've taken phone calls from People that were there that were on the ground that were said Chris. They were just They were bad people. They're doing bad things that were not part of that day. I just believe that's true. Do you Well, I think it's like some of the black lives matter. Protests. I mean, I heard Friends, liberal friends here in Los Angeles. How are well meaning people who went to black lives matter? Protests, you know, and I disagree with them on the issue. I don't know that it's offensive by the way, and I don't think people should. I think people should try to Personal relationship separate from politics, but I don't hold them accountable for the riots. Nevertheless, There were people who came in and rioted and destroyed my town and destroyed. Doors and vandalized synagogues. Now I could hold my friends accountable for that and say you were part of this demonstration. You're part of this movement that was Destructive and violent and caused billions of dollars in damage. And it's probably going toe hollow out America's cities for for decades to come because People are moving out to get away not just from Corona virus that they're moving out to get away from this. You know? A lot of people were well meaning and they just had a different idea. I guess then you and I might and I think that's the case. Unfortunately with the capital riot, I think 95% of the people Went to Washington are passionate about democracy. Passionate about the Constitution really believe that something bad happened and wanted to have their voices heard. It probably didn't really even expect to see a change in the electoral college vote, But they wanted to show this work for the president to support for our Constitution. And yeah, it was hijacked by people who See that they're Trump supporters and you know they associated themselves with Trump. Some of these rioters who smashed through the capital doors are wearing maga hats and so forth. It's a complete discredit to the rest of The movement behind Donald Trump, and unfortunately, what both political sides have to learn. I think Republicans are the only ones really doing any introspection on this point, but what both sides have to learn is that You really do have to organize protests Better? You have to take responsibility. That's what an organ high school used to do. You know the old civil rights marches they had monitors. Make sure that the participants Were well ordered that they were well behaved that they did not get out of hand and also that they want about the source. I have to say this also, you don't know what party did. When the tea party would have rallies if he party got wise very quickly to the fact that there were provocateurs who would show up. And you know, MSNBC cameras would follow them around and try to say, Hey, this guy with the skinhead tattoo, he's part of the tea party. It's just a bunch of white supremacists and the tea party activists. Got clued up real quickly, and they would follow these provocateurs around with giant arrows. You know, saying this guy doesn't belong here, and that kind of discipline and organization is needed. In protest. If you're going to make sure that we don't lose control that you don't give into The kind of element that shows up to any large gathering and tries to take it in the wrong direction. I think the difference is that you're seeing Republicans..
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"Coronavirus in Arizona. In public. Arizonans are doing a great job trying to stem the surge of cases. But privately, our state health director characteristics, they didn't do such a good job of wearing masks at holiday gatherings, and unfortunately, that's been fueling a lot of the spread. It's been a long year, and there's a lot of fatigue around the pandemic. Dr. Chris has no state has any new ideas right now for public mitigation strategies. A D A R eyes on the economy with money from the most recent coronavirus relief package still being sent out. Congress is already talking about another round Valley economist Elia Polic tells Katie are sending money to people who are already employed. Are probably a decent financial shape shouldn't be a priority people who were unemployed, the people who were laid off small businesses that were forced to close or forced to cut back a lot. That's where the money should be. Eight Democrats in Congress have said they want people making under $75,000 a year to get $2000 payments. Katie, our eyes on parenting. The impact of the pandemic on Arizona teens is being revealed in an annual survey that shows substance abuse and Vaping are down. You know what we've seen and what the survey shows, which is in line with other national looks at how wet you they're doing is a lot of the substances are down this year, But many of those using drugs and alcohol say they're getting it at parties and gatherings. Andrew A fever with the Arizona Criminal Justice Commission says this year's Arizona Youth survey was a bit smaller because the pandemic the sample size was about 30,000 instead of the usual 50,000. The yearly study is done to give state lawmakers direction on which team programs need funding. Katie our news time, 606. Thanks came back to detour Dan in the Valley Chevy Dealers Traffic Center. We got a crash list. That's on the rise already a little bit early for it. But here it comes, Man to freeway crashes and surface Street rec. Just checking in as well. Let's get in on it Here. We've got Rex it the following stop out 11 Price Freeway at Broadway. This records in the On ramping. It is off right North found 20 to suffer on freeway near Buckeye Road, H O B and number one left lanes blocked on a collision. There now a crash being reported a 24th street south of the I 10 just south of the tenant. Roosevelt heads up for crash there. I'm also seeing what looks like a possible new crash here. That's the same rank 24th Street and Roosevelt and us 60. Getting a report of a crash right next to it on Higley near baseline. This traffic report brought.
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"Phil Weiser says he's decided to open a grand jury investigation into the death of 23 year old Elijah McClane. The claim died from cardiac arrest after he was stopped by Aurora police on his way home from a convenience store. He was restrained with a choke hold, and paramedics sedated him with a drug ketamine. Governor Paula says people 70 and up need to be patient about getting the covert 19 vaccine vaccinations have started, but it may take a while to get everyone in that age group. You will have the opportunity to get the vaccine by February, 28. Seniors were being protected every single day. But there is not enough vaccine that we're getting from the federal government to do this all in one or two weeks, The state is only getting 70,000 doses a week from the federal government. President elect Joe Biden says he will change the way the vaccine is being distributed across the country. He is planning to release most of the available doses right away. President Trump's administration has been holding back about half of the vaccine supply until those who got the first shot. Get their second dose. Ah, U. S Capitol police officer hurt in Wednesday's riot has died from his injuries. Officer Brian Sick, Nick was hurt in a confrontation with Trump supporters who stormed the capital. He is the fifth person to die in connection with Wednesday's events. Visiting conservative scholar at C U Boulders, Vince and Center for Western Civilization as embarrassed the university and doesn't reflect the values of the university. That's what Chancellor filled. The Stephano is saying about. Chapman University professor John Eastman Eastman spoke at the Trump rally before the riot at the U. S Capitol and his expands the variety of conspiracy theories. The chancellor says he's been fanned the flames of distrust and disinformation. But a university rule banning censorship of faculty may prevent the Stephano from taking any action against Eastman Eastman's contract With C U and Sin May Gerry Bell K a lady's radio, a new 7 FT. Tall fences Now open around these U. S Capitol after this week's attack, it's designed to be impossible to climb and we'll stay up past President elect Joe Biden's inauguration. President Trump has tweeted that he will not be attending that inauguration. If you want them both. You'd have almost a billion dollars. Tomorrow night's Powerball jackpot is up to $470 Million and tonight's Mega millions jackpot. It's now worth 510 million. Wall Street. It's also up the Dow industrials Closing up today. 57 points the S and P 500 gating 21, the NASDAQ gained 134 Our next news updates the 2 30 I'm Susan would get on Keohane, NewsRadio a 50 A. M and 94 1 FM. You know Belle and Pollack our personal injury attorneys who spent a lot of time giving out free advice. They do it right here on the radio tomorrow morning at 10 A.m. on the bell and polic personal injury show. They go through everything you need to know if you get hurt in an accident, And it's not your fault. And Oh, my gosh, you guys, there's so much to know if you would like to hand off your case to her professional. I love for you to talk to Belen Polic. I just genuinely like these people. And I think they do an amazing job for their clients. So give them a call for a free appointment. They work on a contingency fee basis. So you don't come out of pocket for anything unless you collect a settlement called three or 3795, 59 100. That's 795 59 100. They have tons of.
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"And that has been cleaned up. And then we had one this morning on your shoreline and again that hit just one track says As a precaution, they keep the track's closed for 48 hours after his Slide. Sound Transit, which operates sounder North Line trains, expects to be running again Thursday. That's if there are no additional slides. State faces a budget shortfall of $2.4 billion.1 idea from Democrats the state legislatures to create a payroll tax for highly paid employees. The cross cut reports. There's an issue with the idea. Seattle already has a payroll tax of its own. Lawmakers say they wouldn't want a double tax people in the city. But many of the top earning people in the state live in Seattle, so the state might not take in as much money as thought. Republicans have a different approach. Want to cut spending on certain programs and balance the budget that way. The legislative session begins next Monday. Over nineteen's making it even tougher for Northwest fisheries Already struggling due to climate change. No, a scientist Robert Voice says the pandemic hit when warmer water temperatures had already driven some fish like polic. Farther north, they're changing and supporting the monitoring of those oceans supporting The monitoring and tracking of the species in Alaska in the Arctic is going to be critical in the coming years. He says. Cupid 19 prevented them from doing ocean surveys and 2020 data They used to predict fish stocks of polic salmon and other species for the coming seasons. Voices. Polic, which was down this year is the biggest fisheries harvest in the U. S. Found in fish sticks and fish sandwiches. There are new rules that significantly restrict whale watching of the endangered orca details from comas ery kind set by the State Fish and Wildlife Commission. The rules include a mandatory no go zone for commercial well watched tours along the west Side of San Juan Island Year round. Exception is a 100 yard wide corridor next.
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"I know that he's got a great running back. It got it got some open receivers there. I don't I think it's really hard for these scouts toe. Look at somebody like Dwayne Haskins at Ohio State. He had one year and I could have had some of those wide receivers. I think in the game against Michigan, so I don't know how you can assess somebody for the next level based off of the talent around them. That's that's the hardest part, like the hardest part is understanding that just like Justin Herbert, I think is the best example. You mentioned because Justin Herbert played in the scheme that sucked And by the way, you look you look at Justin Herbert. He is. He's just like Trevor Laurence, Including the hair like Big, tall, strong, athletic. You watch him throw a football You like Yeah. Yeah, I'll take it and then you watch the system and how it was built the hell is creating? You're like no, This is an awful system. They don't let him play free. They don't let him be him and make those big time throws make big time reads. He goes in a felony killed. That's the hardest part is comparing systems and what you're working. I mean, you look at two a He had for war. First round picks. You can throw Waddle and Smith in there now with Judy and rugs. Yeah, we can complete a lot of those passes down and looked really good. But I'll tell you the one thing that's different to me about Matt Jones. Matt Jones. Pocket presence and accuracy is pretty stupid, like he is not an athlete, and he'll tell you that, by the way, I'll tell you I'm not very athletic, but he slides. He goes through his progressions, and I love the way he checks it down to the one worry I had about two. It was he played in and all our P O based system. It was all our pose, and he's really good at it. You don't live on that in the NFL. Joe Burrow played quarterback like an NFL quarterback like so and then Herbert played the system. That was terrible. And I didn't love watching it. So yeah, it's exceptionally difficult to do it. If I don't talk to you before the national title game, Ohio State will win because of what Justin Fields and that offense being who they were in the bowl game. Like what? We already saw they they have the other way when we were going through Clemson, Ohio State, Clemson, Ohio State like I was like Ohio State better on the offensive line. Ohio State veteran receiver like Ohio State they have all these checks and all these all this athleticism on the offensive side of football. Justin Field just wasn't using it. If Justin Fields plays like that, we're in for a heck of a show down. He just has a tendency to play. Different than that and more aggressive and make more mistakes and not see things as clearly. But if he plays like that, then we're going to see the you know, we've already graduated by the way like college football is college football is now college football has gone to It's basically Madden. Instead for we put it on the exhibition mode. We don't put it on all matters anymore. Defense's stink like it's so hard to get stopped because there's so much me there's so much cheating by the offense because you're allowed to block downfield in all this garbage. I'll get into another time, but S o offense. I think you're looking at it. He plays similar to that We're looking at a high scoring 40 something to 40 something entertaining game. Right appearances. Always, David. We appreciate you Joining us is always happy New Year and will hopefully talk to you soon. Having to your dad think about Thank you. But it's David Polic, a former Cincinnati Bengal first round pick. David will be on site College GameDay in Miami. It will be the national title game. Alabama Ohio State. That's next Monday. January 11 Take a break here Best and worst of the weekend. Your phone calls are next year on the Dan Patrick Show. Oh, Ever wonder. Just how far an extra mile really goes Driver Mercedes Benz van.
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"Years. Used time is 402. I'm Jim Brinson, Arizona hospitals. They're dealing with the influx of coronavirus patients. I see you and impatient bed occupancy, as well as ventilator used are at their highest point since the start of the pandemic and just 7% of both ICU, an inpatient beds in the state are available. This comes as Arizona's death toll passes 9000 with 151 new deaths reported today along which is over 10,000 new cases. Taylor Casaroli Key to our news, Well, a Phoenix police This officer is recovering after a truck driving wrong way on a city street crashed into the vehicle. Sergeant Mercedes Fortune says It happened around six o'clock in the morning near 24th and Cactus are officer has been with us for about a year that a little bit more and his injuries are serious, but they're not life threatening. He is gonna make it. She says impairment is believed to be the main cause of that, miss that. Well, if you're working for minimum wage in Arizona, you are getting a small ray. Starting today. Statewide minimum wage has been bumped from $12 to $12.15 per hour. Valley economist Elliot Polic says It'll get more money to people that can really use it right now, and the amount is so small that it shouldn't impact employers to a great degree. The people who are mostly affected by the layoffs and cove it are in, you know, leisure and hospitality, food services. Things like that. In Flagstaff, wages will rise to $15 an hour. Tucson minimum wage will get boosted to $15 an hour next month. All right, let's head out on the highways and byways right now Valley Chevy Dealers Traffic Center, and here is Larry Lewis. Well, Jim, we've got a collision working downtown central at McDowell should be in the clearing stages. But in the meantime, if you're looking to avoid it, you got 73 or Thomas to help you out. This report is sponsored by Red Mountain weight loss for a limited time New patients get four free fat burner plus boosters and a free console available by video from home.
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Freelance work grows amid Covid-19
"Going around these days, The future of work is now the pandemic has turned million's of us into virtual workers. And there's another trend that's been less obvious permanent full time jobs, going freelance that severing ties between companies and employees as NPR's Orry, Berliner reports. Diana Gil was having her early morning coffee at her New York apartment when the messages started coming in from the boss's office. Can you get on a call this morning with the president? And then, of course, I knew what that meant. She was being laid off from her job as executive editor at Tour books. Gil was given a month's notice, and she had plenty of projects to keep occupied. So the new reality didn't register at first, but then May and I was like Well, there's Cove. It's so there's certainly not jobs right this minute. That's when it sank in. She was a freelancer. Her 24 year career as an editor at New York's top publishers was over. Now editing book, like Manuscript is a specialized skill. So Gil has been pretty busy so far. But she was thrown into the much less secure world of freelancing where the money and gigs are unpredictable, freelancing this feast or famine so kind of comes in waves, and I know at some point there'll be less of it, So I'm looking at that sort of what to do. I had to sort of make it. Work is a business making it work is a business becoming a free agent. That's the challenge predicament, however, you want to phrase it. Facing many Americans. The percentage increases are alarmingly big. That's Julia Pollock labor economists with the job site's IP recruiter. Zip recruiter tracks the proportion of job postings that are temporary rather than permanent, And it's kind of dramatically during the pandemic. The share of temporary job postings in communications, for example, was was only 12% prior to Kobe. It jumped up to 48% in April and May and though it's come down a bit, it's still very, very high. A similar story and feels like HR, and advertising and marketing. The junk was from about 8% historically, to 28% Post Cove. It part of the shift is predictable. When the economy is shaky and the outlook uncertain. Employers are reluctant to hire permanent workers and now tools like Zoom are creating more flexibility in the workplace. White collar jobs can be done anytime, anyplace by any capable person with a phone and a laptop work is untethered from the office. So workers don't build personal connections with their bosses. I think now you know, lots of companies are starting to think like, Hey, maybe we don't really need these full time employees. Stephanie Coddle is the founder of Black Girl Group of Freelance staffing agency. I think now you know these cos they're starting to see like, Hey, having these folks at home is saving me money. Hey, I don't see those people. So do I really need to be given them benefits as the recession dragged on the axis, fallen on a wide range of workers. And some workplace experts say a lot more white collar jobs will be done by contractors probably forever. But starting a freelance career after getting laid off isn't something people do by choice, says Connell. You almost begin a freelance out of necessity. You don't have time Tio, you know, cry or be down or depressed because you lost your job used to have bills to pay. And those bills don't care that you lost your job. The freelance economy was enormous before the pandemic. And has grown even larger during it. Two million freelancers have been added in just the past year. That's according to the freelancing platform upward upward study claims a majority of freelancers who started since the pandemic say no amount of money would convince them to take a traditional job. A very different picture emerges on the job site. Zip recruiter. Here's the company's labour economies. Julia Polic, the vast majority 90% of active Zip recruiter, job seekers are looking for a permanent full time position a job with benefits like health care. A job with a sense of purpose and mission where you make really connections with your co workers, Pollack says. That's what most workers want. Gauri Berliner
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Unemployment Rate Fell to 10.2% in July
"Labor Department told us that employers kept bringing jobs back in July 1.8 million. Overall, the unemployment rate fell about 1% to 10.2%. That's a little higher than the worst of the great recession, but certainly better than April's 15%. We asked marketplaces Mitchell Hartman to look into which jobs are coming back and which might not If the job losses early in the pandemic, we're a torrent. 22 million jobs washed away in just about six weeks. The rebound since then has been more like a steady current. Around nine million jobs gained back and the backto work flows been strongest in low wage service jobs that were savaged early on, says Julia Polic, a Zip recruiter. The largest gains were in leisure hospitality and in retail job stocking shelves at reopened stores, serving drinks at bars and restaurants, cleaning people's teeth at dentist's offices. But job gains slowed considerably in July compared to June, And that's because as many cities and states had to pause there re openings to fightback surges in Kobe cases Businesses couldn't really resume business as usual. The jobs recovery is doing better in sectors less affected by government, covert restrictions and consumers. Caution, says Robert Frick at Navy Federal Credit Union. Own construction in construction in general is doing well. Manufacturing is doing relatively well. I love those are important to the economy because that support service jobs, But Julia Pollock has a warning for professionals whose jobs depend on the consumer economy Among high wage occupations where most workers can work from home that typically are recession proof we see stagnation and even continued decline. In July. Employers cut jobs in business management advertising computer systems in commercial
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U.S. Employers Add 1.8 million Jobs In July
"Today. We got a decent but not great economic report to kick off the weekend, the Labor Department told us that employers kept bringing jobs back in July 1.8 million. Overall, the unemployment rate fell about 1% to 10.2%. That's a little higher than the worst of the great recession, but certainly better than April's 15%. We asked marketplaces Mitchell Hartman to look into which jobs are coming back and which might not If the job losses early in the pandemic, we're a torrent. 22 million jobs washed away in just about six weeks. The rebound since then has been more like a steady current. Around nine million jobs gained back and the backto work flows been strongest in low wage service jobs that were savaged early on, says Julia Polic, a ZIP recruiter. The largest gains were in leisure and hospitality and in retail Job stocking shelves at reopened stores, serving drinks at bars and restaurants cleaning people's teeth at dentist's offices. But job gains slowed considerably in July compared to June, And that's because as many cities and states had to pause there re openings to fightback surges in Kobe cases. Businesses couldn't really resume business as usual. The jobs recovery is doing better in sectors less affected by government covert restrictions and consumers. Caution, says Robert Frick at Navy Federal Credit Union. Own construction and construction in general is doing well. Manufacturing is doing relatively well. I love those are important to the economy because it supports service jobs. But Julia Pollock has a warning for professionals whose jobs depend on the consumer economy Among high wage occupations where most workers can work from home that typically are recession proof we see stagnation and even continued decline. In July. Employers cut jobs in business management advertising computer systems in commercial
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Rising Texas country music singer dies in car crash
"Young country music singer has died polic- lisa kylie. Ray harris was killed in a three-car crash in northern new mexico. A sixteen year old driver was also killed. The singer had posted an emotional video on instagram two hours before the crash crash remembering driving with her late father as a