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"Was a good sailing race on or something, but no, I didn't see I didn't see that. Right now it's time for a pal of cleanser. It's been a rough show there for the only way to do that, I believe, is like this. Here he is with his joke of the day. And you guys hear about that pregnant bed bug? No. She's having a baby in the spring. I love it. And that is so silly. We got you. I also love pajama gram. You will too. This Valentine's Day give her soft silky, naturally nude pajamas. Available at pajama gram dot com. Use code nude that's NUD, and save 25% off your order of naturally nude pajamas. And endorsed by Christy Lee, not just on the radio. We were talking about it off the air about a month ago, she was talking about how great they were. The naturally nude pajamas from pajamas and on the bob and Tom show. I've just had a chick McGee a news story. I think there'll be a disagreement on the staff about whether or not this is a good thing. You can see AMC theaters announced a new pricing scheme, I guess, that will charge customers more for good seats and movie theaters. Oh man. Seats in the middle of the auditorium will cost a dollar or two more while seats in the front row slightly cheaper. AMC said the pricing plan dubbed sight line has already been rolled out in some locations and we, it'll be in place in all its theaters during showings after 4 p.m. by the end of the year. Siege classified as standard sightline will be at the regular price. If you want to pay less for the value sightline seat, you have to be a member of the change chains, subscription service called AMC Stubbs. It won't affect me then. I am a Stubbs subscriber. Our movie is even crowded anymore. That's the thing. Continue to complicate yourselves out of business movie theaters. Are you kidding? This is so dumb. I mean, I haven't been to a movie that's had more than a half a house in 5 years. I finally just came to terms with the fact that I have to pick my seat before I go into the auditorium. And now they're throwing this into the mix. I mean, does anybody happy about this? All they have to do is charge an extra dollar for the popcorn, get it up to 20 bucks, and they'll make their money. Sure. This seems like, yeah, over complicated, dumb, that business is rapidly going away, except for certain blockbuster movies. Yeah, you'd think they would keep things simple. You know what? I can see instead of charging an upcharge for better seats. I can see charging less for front row. That kind of thing. They are. That's one of the ones that will be cheaper. But up charging for better. Movie theater etiquette is just out the window. It's a real shame. And you used to work at a movie theater. I loved it. Yeah, I loved working. You know what, movie theater etiquette is out the window. Yeah, I can't remember, I can't remember. I probably have been to two movies since the pandemic. Maybe. Maybe just a one time. If it's not, people talking to the talking's amazing, the lateness with which people arrive. I was in a movie the other day, and somebody was talking, another guy walked in late, and I was just on my cell phone full brightness, texting my Friends. This is so rude. Just to say, hey, I can not believe these people are being so rude right now. People take their shoes off. Yeah. I was sitting next to you. You were furious. People arriving late. Well, what's happening? Is they're playing 40 minutes of incredibly loud, I love the previews. I love the proof. The problem is, I blame it on you pick your seat before you arrive. And you have your ticket via the app and you buy your ticket on the app, you pick your seat on the app. So it encourages people to show up late because they don't have to get there for first come first serve seating. But then they get another. They can't find the seats 'cause it's dark. Exactly, so they turn their phone flashlights on. They disrupt everything. Yeah, your first comment was the best. They're making the experience no fun. Yeah, yeah. Josh, if you go in the theater and you go to your seat and someone is sitting in your seat, do you say something about it or just sit in another seat? I do, yeah, because it's caused problems before where I went ahead and just let it go and I sat in a different seat. And that ended up being somebody's seat. Oh, okay. And so then I caused the problem. So now I go, hey, look, and it's usually somebody who just didn't get it. Anyone ever asked to pick your seat? Yeah, and what would your answer be? Well, that year that I had pen worms, I said, please. Go for it. Tired of scratching. And you might ask, why are you a subscriber to the movies? Because are you a subscriber to the movie? Because it's 1999. After almost one movie, it pays for itself. One IMAX movie, which is like 16 bucks now. It essentially pays for it. So it is cheaper for me to because I'll go to two movies a month. Okay, well, on a different note, this new story comes to us out of New York State. Funeral home workers found a woman breathing three hours after she was pronounced dead. Oh my gosh. The 82 year old woman was declared dead at water's edge rehab and nursing facility in port Jefferson on Long Island. Can we address down by the water's edge? Can we address the name of this facility? Isn't that a kind of a negative what is it? Yeah. It. Is. God's waiting room. Do you have a floating bloated river corpse? Down here at what is it?
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Funeral home finds woman breathing hours after declared dead
"A nursing home in Long Island, New York pronounces a woman dead, then she starts breathing at the funeral home and this has happened at other facilities. Officials say an 82 year old woman was pronounced dead at water's edge rehab and nursing center in port Jefferson, but found to be breathing three hours later at the funeral home where she'd been taken. She was sent to the hospital, authorities are investigating. This happened Saturday, days after the Glen oaks Alzheimer's care center in Iowa was fined $10,000 over a similar incident where a 66 year old woman was put in a body bag and taken to a crematory, but workers there found her breathing, she was returned to hospice care where she died January 5th. Julie Walker, New York
Bloomberg Radio New York
"port jefferson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Siegel. And I'm Suzanne Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. One person is dead after a car was struck by an LI double R train this morning, a Penn station bound train struck an unauthorized car on the tracks west of Huntington station about 6 40. That, according to an MTA spokesperson services suspended on the port Jefferson branch between hicksville and Huntington. Living in Manhattan has never been cheap, but as Bloomberg's Larry kofsky reports, the gap between Manhattan and everywhere else is widening. Susannah Manhattan remains the priciest place in the U.S. to be a tenant with the median one bedroom rent up nearly 27% from a year ago, according to the zumper national rent index. For a two bedroom it's even worse, a 46.7%. The median one bedroom red in Manhattan now tops $4200, take the ferry to Staten Island and the median drops to less than 1600. The national median came in at 1486. Susannah. Bloomberg's Larry Kafka. Citigroup joined rivals in trimming the ranks of its mortgage workforce, our source says fewer than 100 positions were cut, rising prices and rapid increase in mortgage rates have dampened demand for many would be home buyers. The government reported Friday the economy added 315,000 jobs last month down from 526,000 in July and below the average gain of the previous three months. The unemployment rate rose to 3.7% from a half century low of three and a half percent in July. This as more Americans came off the sidelines to look for jobs. Former treasury secretary Larry summers. I think these numbers were relatively close to what we expected. I doubt anyone's going to change their view. Radically on this. Summers was interviewed on Bloomberg Wall Street week. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Susanna Palmer. This is Bloomberg
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"Custody. I'm Brad Siegel. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. One person is dead after a car was struck by an LI double R train this morning, a Penn station bound train struck an unauthorized car on the tracks west of Huntington station at about 6 40 a.m. according to an MTA spokesperson. Service is suspended on the port Jefferson branch between hicksville and Huntington. The New York and California attorneys general called on credit card companies to start tracking all gun sales. They're also going to asking them to flag suspicious activity, such as large purchases of guns or ammunition. Governor Phil Murphy of New Jersey wants people who work at their out of state homes for New Jersey based companies to face payroll taxes under bipartisan legislation introduced by the governor. The story from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. Murphy put out a statement saying quote, we must protect our residents from unfair and inordinate taxation from other states. The law spurred by remote work arrangements that have lasted years beyond the pandemic's worst days would mirror a New York policy that costs New Jersey billions of dollars in tax credits. Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. The government reported Friday that the economy added 315,000 jobs last month down from 526,000 in July and below the average gain of the previous three months. The unemployment rate rose to 3.7% up from a half century low of three and a half percent in July as more Americans got off the sidelines to look for jobs. Former treasury secretary Larry summers says unemployment will have to go a lot higher before the fed's inflation target is reached. I've said that I'd be surprised if we could get to the 2% inflation target without an unemployment rate that approaches or exceeds 6%. Summers was interviewed on Bloomberg Wall Street week. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm susannah Palmer. This is Bloomberg
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"I'm Brad Siegel. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. One person is dead after a car was struck by an LI double R train this morning, a Penn station bound train struck an unauthorized car on the tracks west of Huntington station about 6 40 a.m. according to an MTA spokesperson services suspended on the port Jefferson branch between hicksville and Huntington. A federal judge in Brooklyn has ruled that New Yorkers who have some dislike of Donald Trump can be considered for the jury in the trial of a long time friend of the former president. The story from Bloomberg's Charlie poet. Colony capital founder Tom Barrett, who served as Trump's inaugural committee chair and his assistant Matt Grimes had sought to exclude more than 30 prospective jurors from their trial later this month on charges that they acted as illegal foreign agents. Defense lawyers said those people showed a quote disqualifying level of bias in juror questionnaires. Bloomberg's Charlie poet. America's employers slowed their hiring in August in the face of rising interest rates, high inflation and sluggish consumer spending, all of which weakened the outlook for the economy. The government reported Friday that the economy added 315,000 jobs last month. That's down from 526,000 in July, and below the average gain of the previous three months. The unemployment rate rose to 3.7% up from a half century low of three and a half percent in July as more Americans came off this sidelines to look for jobs. Michael gapen of Bank of America security is global research, says the numbers will ease fed policymaker worries. The size of the labor force for the first time has now risen above pre-pandemic levels. That has to give them at least a little comfort and suggest that maybe the labor market isn't quite as off balance as they thought Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Susanna Palmer. This is Bloomberg. This is Bloomberg businessweek. Inside from the reporters and editors who bring you America's most trusted business magazine. Plus, global business finance and tech news as it happens. Bloomberg businessweek with Carol massar and Bloomberg quick takes Tim steno on Bloomberg radio. Plenty ahead in our second hour of the weekend edition of Bloomberg businessweek, including the CFO of flex, it's a global manufacturing company working a defense health energy housing in more man. They have a cross section of the global economy. We're going to get his take on macro conditions. I love talking to this guy. Yeah, it's not just a cross section of the global economy. It's different types of industries, and then also just different regions of the world. Really incredible company to play and play into the supply chains, right? So so much. Yeah, really good conversation coming up. Another good conversation with historian Betsy Griffith, she discusses her new book, described by her former classmate Hillary Clinton as, quote, an essential history of the struggle by both black and white women to achieve their equal rights. First up this hour, as the world reopens an individual shift from buying stuff to doing things such as eating out or travel, that too can create another supply demand imbalance. For clarity on that, we checked in with Debbie Sue, the CEO of the online restaurant reservation company, open table, also a subsidiary of the publicly traded Booking Holdings. She's got great insight into what's going on in the restaurant industry because her company gathers lots of data on who's booking what and when. She spoke with me and Bloomberg senior markets reporter, Katie greifelt. The restaurant industry has definitely seen a pickup in demand and we're still seeing that kind of post pandemic pent up demand where a lot of us have been cooped up in our houses or our apartments. And there's this need to engage and meet with people and oftentimes over a meal. And so I think we're still seeing pent up demand and people going out so that demand is really helped study even in places in New York where Goldman has requested everyone come back into the office. And New York is one of those cities where versus city like San Francisco, for example, people are coming back. You're seeing those lunchtime shifts starting to fill up. And so the city is definitely feeling more alive and certainly it is very difficult to get a reservation on a Friday night. You're also seeing in New York tourist activity and travel activity really coming back in a way that we haven't seen in the last few years. So all really encouraging signs for Manhattan. I swear, I actually got an IB during this program asking me to grab lunch in the fall from a listener and a source. So I guess are you going to go? Yeah, I'm going to go. Of course I'm going to go. That's what you call a flex, you know? Making a reservation. I mean, I'm not making the reservation. Someone else can. But in any case, Debbie I am interested to situate this conversation in the broader economic landscape that we're living in because all we talk about all day. And of course, this is on Bloomberg. So of course we would be talking about it, but we talk about inflation. We talk about recession fears. And you are seeing this pent up demand like you say, but how resilient do you think that is in the face of some of those big issues that we talk about? As you mentioned, we're certainly in a challenging macro environment. And I think we're in unprecedented times here because we've not had a recession that's followed a two year central pandemic. And so we're seeing that demand continue to hold. And I think even once people stop revenge eating is what we like to call it here at OpenTable. With the shape of work and return
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"Watch that launch later today. I'm Brad Steve. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. In the town of Huntington station, our traffic folks are telling us of an LI double R train versus car accident. It's at pulaski road in through oakwood road and New York avenue, the port Jefferson branch of the LI double R is suspended both directions between hicksville and Huntington. Living in Manhattan has never been cheap, but as Bloomberg's Larry kofsky reports, the gap between Manhattan and everywhere else is widening. Susannah Manhattan remains the priciest place in the U.S. to be a tenant with the median one bedroom red up nearly 27% from a year ago, according to the zumper national rent index, for a two bedroom it's even worse of 46.7%. The median one bedroom red in Manhattan, now tops $4200, take the ferry to Staten Island and the median drops to less than 1600. The national median came in at 1486. Susannah, Bloomberg's Larry Kafka. Citigroup joined rivals in trimming the ranks of its mortgage workforce, our source says fewer than 100 positions were cut, rising prices and rapid increase in mortgage rates have dampened demand for many would be home buyers. The government reported Friday the economy added 315,000 jobs last month down from 526,000 in July and below the average gain of the previous three months. The unemployment rate rose to 3.7% from a half century low of three and a half percent in July. This as more Americans came off the sidelines to look for jobs. Former treasury secretary Larry summers. I think these numbers were relatively close to what we expected. I doubt anyone's going to change their view. Radically on this. Summers was interviewed on Bloomberg Wall Street week. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Susanna Palmer. This is Bloomberg
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"Other countries I'm Brad Steve And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom Uber technologies and to California driver must face a negligence lawsuit filed by a garbage truck worker This after the worker was injured when a passenger opened their door into the truck The worker was hit by the door of the Uber and suffered injuries A trial court granted summary judgment against that garbage worker but the California court of appeal for district reversed that finding that ride share drivers owe other vehicles a duty of ordinary care in choosing where and how to offload passengers The Long Island woman charged in the shoving death of that famous New York City voice coach is making bail The parents of 26 year old Lauren patio of port Jefferson posted a $1 million bond She's accused of shoving 87 year old Barbara mayor gustin to the ground on March 10th and Chelsea with western dying from her injuries a few days later Oil posted its first weekly gain in three weeks the story on that from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet It comes as the European Union continues to debate how it can decrease its reliance on Russian exports and Saudi Arabian energy assets came under attack futures in New York gained $9 20 cents this week the second biggest dollar gain since 2011 I make screwed last quoted to add one 1390 a barrel Now that more of us are returning to the office we are spending more time together But when it comes to humor in the workplace well you need to know your audience as we hear from Bloomberg's Amy Morris You have exact reports It can be more challenging for women than for men especially if the women are of a lower status in the office or if the woman making the joke comes across as to aggressive Researchers say they was finding should remind people to hold off a media judgments about people based on their use of humor Bloomberg gave me Morris reporting Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm Susanna Palmer This is Bloomberg.
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"From around the world to a round the block this is a WABC evening news breeze 55° partly cloudy in a clock good evening I'm bob Brown Breaking news WABC Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says she has tested positive for COVID-19 with mild symptoms the former democratic presidential candidate said today on social media She was feeling fine and that former president Bill Clinton had tested negative and is quarantining until their household was fully clear A 26 year old woman arrested today in the death of an 87 year old Broadway singing coach who was shoved to the ground on a New York City street Lauren Pennsylvania of port Jefferson Long Island turning herself in to face a manslaughter charge in the death of Barbara guston goes to hit her head and was critically injured back on March 10th When a woman crossed the street came up from behind her and pushed her to the ground on west 23rd street in Manhattan she died on March 15th Firefighters extinguishing a small fire that started on an outdoor terrace at memorial Sloan Kettering cancer center on east 74th street in Manhattan firefighters say the fire broke out before 2 o'clock fire officials say some wood decking had caught fire on the 6th floor terrace There were evacuations but no injuries reported everybody has been back inside Sims The Oklahoma highway patrol says 16 girls have been killed in a two vehicle collision in southern Oklahoma this afternoon The Oklahoma highway a spokesperson says the students were in a passenger vehicle that collided with a semi about 1230 this afternoon and tishomingo to some mingle public school superintendent said in a Facebook post that the district had a great loss involving students from the district's high school Children under 5 years of age may be able to drop the mask soon Here's mayor Adams We getting a large number of parents that are saying please don't take the mask off to children in school We're getting a large number that is saying please take the mask off So the only way you do it right is to follow the science and follow the numbers and that is what we're doing Adam's adding since it's been two weeks since mask mandates have been lifted for children K through 12 and positivity rates for COVID have remained low If risk levels continue to remain low mass will become optional for children ages two to four on Monday April 4th Scientists worry that a contagious coronavirus variant may soon push cases up in the United States just as it has hit in Europe and Asia One reason being about two months of falling cases in the U.S. COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted across the nation and people are taking off their mass and returning to indoor spaces at the same time in unity from vaccines is waning and the amount of the variant called BA two is rising in the U.S. White House press secretary Jen Psaki said today she has tested positive again for COVID-19 and will not accompany President Biden to Europe for meetings on Russia's invasion of Ukraine Biden himself testing negative today The man accused of smearing feces on a woman in a Bronx subway station and released from custody is back in jail tonight after allegedly throwing a dumbbell through the window of a storage facility Police say 37 year old Frank broke while I was arrested after he allegedly smashed the window at the treasure island storage facility in Harlem on Friday night He returned to the storage facility Saturday afternoon demanding a refund his bail is set at $5000 Last month a broke wall was arrested for allegedly smearing feces on a woman's head on the subway in The Bronx He was released without bail and bragged about it in a video he posted to Facebook Today is the second day of confirmation hearings for U.S. Supreme Court nominee Kathy Jackson Brown Jackson She's facing some tough questions from Republicans Senator dick Durbin asking Jackson to address senator Josh hawley's assertion her treatment of child sex offenders showed quote an alarming pattern of leniency Here's Jackson As a mother and a judge who has had to deal with these cases I was thinking that nothing could be further from the truth Senator John corwin asking Jackson why in the world would you call Secretary of Defense rumsfeld and George W. Bush war criminals in a legal fight Senator I don't remember that particular reference in I was representing my clients and making arguments I'd have to take a look at what you meant I did not intend to disparage the president or the Secretary of Defense Jackson told senator judiciary committee she'll decide cases quote without fear or favor if confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court 83 year old Justin Steven Breyer is retiring The mark of an show continues up next on 77 WABC The Knicks hosting the hawks tonight devil's hosting the rangers the islanders hosting the senators Spring training Yankees beaten by the Blue Jays 9 to two Metz leading the Astros right now to nothing at game is in the 5th inning The Grom starting that game striking out 5 and two innings work looking very good You're a forecast in the Ramsey monster weather center tonight partly cloudy low 40 Wednesday mostly cloudy cooler chance of showers in the afternoon highs in the mid to upper 40s Right now we have 51° and partly cloudy skies outside the 77 WBC midtown Manhattan studios WBC time check coming up on 8 O 6 bob Brown Remember the news never stops at WWC radio dot com 77 He's.
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"Clinton has been diagnosed with COVID She announced today that she has tested positive for COVID-19 According to CNN Clinton said quote while I've tested positive for COVID I've got some mild symptoms but I am feeling fine I'm more grateful than ever for the protection vaccines can provide against serious illness Please get vaccinated and boosted if you haven't already She said in a tweet former president Clinton has tested negative and is reportedly feeling fine she says A 26 year old woman was arrested today in the death of an 87 year old Broadway singing coach who was shoved to the ground on a New York City street low in pazienza of port Jefferson Long Island turned herself into a face a manslaughter charge in the death of Robert gustin gusta and hit her head and was critically injured back on March 10th when a woman crossed the street came up behind her and pushed her to the ground on west 23rd street in Manhattan She died on March 15th Firefighters extinguishing a small fire that began on an outdoor terrace at memorial Sloan Kettering cancer center on E 68th street in Manhattan firefighters say the fire broke out before 2 p.m. fire officials say some wood decking had caught fire on the 6th floor terrorists no injuries were reported The Oklahoma highway patrol says 16 teenage students have been killed in a two vehicle collision in southern Oklahoma this afternoon Oklahoma highway spokesperson Sarah Stewart says the students were in a passenger car that collided with a semi truck about 1230 p.m. It happened in tishomingo which is a mingle public school superintendent said in a Facebook post that the district had a great loss in bombing students from the district's high school Back here children under 5 years old may be able to drop the masks soon Here is mayor Adams We're getting a large number of parents that are saying please don't take the mask off to children in school We're getting a large number that is saying please take the mask off So the only way you do it right is to follow the science and follow the numbers and that is what we're doing Adam's heading since it's been two weeks since mask mandates have been lifted for children K through 12th grade and positivity rates for COVID have remained low if risk levels continue to remain low mass will become optional for children ages two to four on Monday April 4th There's been a rash of suspicious fires in Central Park lately firefighters telling NBC News Monday's fire is believed to be arson Here's what one parkour had to say I heard someone had their fires.
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"E 68th street in Manhattan firefighters say the fire broke out before 2 o'clock this afternoon fire officials say some wood decking had caught fire on a 6 floor terrace firefighters evacuating the 5th 6th and 7th floors as a precaution and the streets surrounding the building on the upper east side were closed as they worked to put out the flames no injuries were reported and everyone was allowed back inside And this story just in 6 high school teenage girls have been reported dead after they were involved in a crash with a semi truck on the highway in Oklahoma Back here in 26 year old woman was arrested today in the death of an 87 year old Broadway singing coach who was shoved to the ground on a New York City street Lauren Zia of port Jefferson Long Island turned herself into face a manslaughter charge in the death of Barbara stern Gerstner and hit her head and was critically injured march 10th when a woman crossed the street came up behind her and pushed her to the ground on west 23rd street in Manhattan She died on March 15th Police in New York have the woman in custody let's go skip ahead to that since we've already done that Let's move now to mass in children Children under the age of 5 years old may be able to drop their mass soon Here's mayor Adams on this We're getting a large number of parents that are saying please don't take the mask off the children in school We're getting a large number that is saying please take the mask off So the only way you do it right is to follow the science and follow the numbers and that is what we're doing Adam's adding since it's been two weeks since mask mandates have been lifted for children K through 12th grade And positivity rates for COVID have remained low if risk levels continue to remain low mask will become optional for children ages two to four on Monday April 4th Well there's been a rash of suspicious suspicious fires in the Central Park lately Firefighters telling NBC News Monday's fires believed to be arson Here's what one Parker were telling NBC News I heard.
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"In the New York conversation Live from NPR news in Washington I'm Dave Mattingly French president Emmanuel Macron is due to hold talks today in Moscow with Russian president Vladimir Putin Macron has said he is hoping to deescalate tensions over Ukraine amid concerns that Russian troops are preparing to invade that country Putin and the Kremlin have repeatedly denied Russian troops are prepping for an invasion That's even with more than 100,000 Russian soldiers and military equipment in areas bordering Ukraine Macron is scheduled to be in Kyiv tomorrow to meet with Ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky Russia and Ukraine will be the focus today when President Biden meets with German Chancellor Olaf Schultz at The White House NPR's Franco or donas says there have been concerns about how Berlin will react if Russian troops move into Ukraine A senior administration official said they were aware of some of the concerns but that the administration feels Germany has been completely on board with plans to impose strong economic sanctions on Russia should it invade Ukraine Asked about the future of the Nord stream two pipeline that looks to bring Russian natural gas to Germany The Biden official declined to address on certainty about Germany's position but the officials said they've had multiple conversations with the German government and that one way or another the pipeline will not move forward If Russia invades This is NPR news from Washington And it's WNYC at 7 32 Good morning near freezing this morning and watch out for freezing rain icing roads and streets out there You're a transit news C EJ and N trains have delays in the city so does the LIRR port Jefferson branch and New Jersey transits Morris and Essex line Police are investigating an assault in Brooklyn against a Jewish man in traditional hasidic clothing as a hate crime the NYPD says someone ran up behind the 24 year old man and punched him in the face on Stockton street in bed stuy on Friday video from the incident shows the attacker hitting the man as he walked with another person then running away police have not reported any arrest Firefighters are battling a two alarm fire at a vacant construction site in Brooklyn this morning the FDNY says the building has collapsed at Nostradamus by Gates avenue in bed star more than a 105 fighters are on the scene no injuries have been reported but there are reports of the smell of smoke across neighborhoods in Brooklyn A.
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"Monday morning near freezing this morning under a winter weather advisory expect some freezing rain turning roads in streets icy this morning Polls are open for early voting in two New York City state or New York State legislative special elections WNYC's Bridget Bergen has the details Voters can cast their ballots in the 60th assembly district in Brooklyn and the 72nd assembly district in Manhattan The special elections are to fill vacancies left by Charles Barron in Carmen de la rosa who both won New York City council seats In Manhattan the district stretches from marble hill and inwood down to Washington heights Candidates on the ballot include Democrat Manning Delos Santos Republican Edwin de la Cruz in naima silver mattos on a line called uptown rises The Brooklyn seed covers east New York new lots stared city and has long been held by either barren or his wife Democrat Nikki Lucas Republican Marvin king and working families Quran Allen are on the ballot there Early voting runs through Sunday that's next Sunday February 13th and a special election is two days later on February 15th Police say at least three people died in separate car collisions across New York City over the weekend The NYPD says a 99 year old man in an electric wheelchair was fatally struck while crossing the street in Manhattan beach on Saturday and yesterday at 50 year old man was killed in a crash on the brunts of a Parkway by eth fordham road and a two car collision in crown heights Brooklyn left an 18 year old woman dead authorities took the driver of her vehicle in the custody the NYPD's force investigation division is investigating since the car was stopped before the collision though it's unclear Why Gasoline prices shot up across the nation and also rose to get a New Jersey as crude oil prices increased Analysts say the rise is over uncertainty about Russia's intentions toward Ukraine triple-A mid Atlantic says the average price of a gallon of regular gas in New Jersey on Friday was $3 and 44 cents up three cents from the week before drivers were paying an average of two 57 a gallon a year ago at this time The national average price for a gallon of regular gasoline was three 42 that's up 7 cents from last week Drivers were paying two 44 almost a dollar less a gallon on average a year ago at this time Transit delays this morning the end train in the city the LIRR port Jefferson branch and delays on NJ transit's montclair Putin line We're under a winter weather advisory until noon freezing rain a chance of freezing rain till 10 o'clock this morning and then rain in perhaps more freezing rain and the upper and mid 30s as we reach those temperatures will kind of save us their potentially and turn that ice into just wet surfaces Either way be careful out there a holiday of 39 at 7 O 7 Support for NPR comes from rock auto and online auto parts store with everything from complex electrical parts for modern daily drivers to new brake shoes for old favorites More at rock auto dot com WNYC and the New York public library have teamed up for a virtual book club I'm Alison Stewart and this month are get lit book club selection is the 2021 national book award winning novel hell of a book by Jason Mott It's about a black.
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Omicron amps up concerns about long COVID and its causes
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WCPT 820
"port jefferson" Discussed on WCPT 820
"Of ahmaud Arbery is calling a plea deal with her son's killers of betrayal The Department of Justice notified the judge about its deal with Travis and Greg mcmichael the mcmichaels and William roddy Bryan were convicted of murder in a state trial in Georgia This is AP news The operon variant is amping up concerns about long COVID and its causes More than a third of virus survivors by some estimates will develop lingering problems called long COVID The brain fog the fatigue and that different parts of my body just ate Retire teacher Nancy rose and port Jefferson New York says if she wants to get anything done it has to be in the morning By about 2 o'clock I'm getting tired Which I didn't used to you know that wasn't part of my makeup before I could go go go Long COVID is more common in women than men Common symptoms include shortness of breath insomnia and depression Doctor Walter koroshetz at the National Institute of neurological disorders and strokes says early detection of long COVID is very important Because it gets just so much more complicated as time goes on Some symptoms last for weeks months or over a year I'm Ed Donahue AP news This is a 20 a.m. WC PT willow springs and streaming worldwide at 8 20 dot com We are Chicago's progressive talk where facts matter Now your 8 20 Chicago traffic.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"port jefferson" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Today and a high of 39 Your commute this morning Utica avenue flatbush avenue bound for and 5 trains have delays due to a signal malfunction at borough hall long on the railroad port Jefferson branch has delays and so does NJ transits northeast quarter and north Jersey coastline New York City will give away 10,000 at home test kits today to curb the spread of COVID-19 handouts started 9 o'clock this morning and each borough site gets 2000 test kits Manhattan site will be on the lower east side on Columbia street as north of de lancey Corona queens will host a spot on the corner of 37th avenue and junction boulevard up in the bronze you can hit to sound view at the intersection of Mars and avenue and Westchester avenue Brooklyn will give out the free test in bensonhurst on 18th avenue and 65th street and Staten Island would provide them at conference house park in Tottenham mayor de Blasio says each site will have 2000 test kits New York is working on an online portal that will allow state residents to get COVID testing kits delivered to their home Governor Cathy honko says to state has ordered more than 30 million test kits and the first 10 million are due to arrive by New Year's Eve We don't want people having to stand in long lines We know there's a crush right now for people particularly want to travel and see their family over the holidays So we're upping our capacity as we speak Statewide New York reported more than 28,000 new COVID cases yesterday again setting a new daily record As oma cron cases continue to rise to president of New York City's teachers union says a city needs to dramatically improve its COVID-19 response in schools united federation of teachers president Michael mulgrew says the incoming atoms administration has to expand testing within schools to identify and respond to cases in the new year I'm working with the items administration will work to allow this entire break But if we don't see we're getting the testing system that we know we need to keep our schools and our communities and our children and parents safe then we're going to take a different position on this entire schools have to remain open Mogrus also calling for more staff for the city's situation room which coordinates the response in schools He also wants more transparency about when and why officials decide to shudder buildings Mostly studied.
Boomer & Gio
"port jefferson" Discussed on Boomer & Gio
"You could. Possibly you know. Quick things can happen. Mega put louise out there. On the end of our you might even she gets around just fine right and my parents get around just fine too but i'm talking about. This woman was had a walker. He was saying like a beach walker. Sound like very old apart. Like hey there you go have some fun. Maybe you'll see a dolphin or to like you doing. Let's go to macy in new rochelle. What's going on macy are you. Can you hear me on my bluetooth. Yeah what's happening so I know boomer has an issue with people driving the wrong way in front of the building and everything else so where we live is a through street a lot of times so and during the pandemic our kids are outside riding the bike a lot and everything else and people would go so fast my husband had a megaphone and anytime someone went to fat he would just yell at them with a make a phone. Slow down to the point that we it did help our traffic a little bit so not as many people cross through because they do. There's a crazy man with a megaphone You so maybe need a megaphone. Sit out front aniello. Everybody you boomer. I'm telling you you are like a year away from that. yes i mean. An al's like two days away from that happening from his balcony and bradley beat screaming down to people that are putting the recycling in the wrong bain. Say when you're when you're biking on the road man it is it. is you know. Unfortunately the jets lost brag nap before the season avid bicyclist. And i me too and being out on the road this past weekend out in the hamptons it was. I'm sure your life in your own hands seriously. I know i hate to his now. We're going down to morbid thing. But i i actually that that crossed my mind when i saw you out there on the bike and then new was labor day weekend. Yeah with that picture out. I'm like yeah i know. I hope you're like in back neighborhoods. And i i. I try to stay off a twenty seven but still there. You know everybody out. There knows the back roads back pack to they just got the right time of day. Just hope the god that does no teenager drunk. That's out there Texting on their phone. Johnny port jefferson. Johnny what's happening. Hey what's going on man. Listen i tell you exactly what you're talking about. The next quarterback around retired police subset. Wherever i go wherever i look around. I'm seeing everything. It's like a tennis match and left looking right here and say what are you doing. So don't worry about it. I got it. I exactly what you're talking about. You know why we shouldn't have the back in restaurants so i could see everything that goes on. Sal you gotta be facing out to see what happens because it get you down your soup. That's it gave johnny ben johnny. Like you know yes. He thinks he's going to put their heads down on nervous. Now that's smaller. It's all about just been around my antenna right. Thank you johnnie. And thanks for being a cop. My antenna is up all it. I'm aware we go out to dinner like i. You guys at dinner like you know you guys are all just like so focused. The i gotta look around. See what's going on. I'm a little more trusting. I think of the situation right. You've gotten to the point now. We've seen so much crap. You don't trust anything i knew when you and bigs were out there stomach stomach. Chin-chin chris carlin. Yeah screaming at each other. I knew from that moment on like like things happen like that really stuck out to me and made me aware of just what goes on in front of this building. Sure at any point. You're like you're on surveillance camera always keeping tabs on what's going on and i do like the fact that now that we've cleaned up outside you got benches and trees. Oh no we've really cleaned it up at the parking's back. I totally love it. The thing i didn't like was the year and a half of no parking out front but now it's they're out there right exactly. You got that big naked guy who was Sleeping on that bench there for a while which was great But now that we have that you want to keep it nice and clean one. Wake everybody play by the rules and you sit out front in a folding chair with a megaphone screaming at people i think the exact perfect thing we can do it for digital and for dench the that would be great digital. I think we need that needs to happen. Craig's still got his megaphone. Back there right. i'll let you borrow it broken. It's broken broken for like eight years. I can't get a megaphone from the fire houses or one of the police precincts around here. Awesome megaphone expensive though those megaphones. We'll give maddow. Mation will give us the mega perfect nice. Little whatever happened with that Nothing i mean i. Apparently they don't want down nations anymore. He's fire houses they don't want. I saw a news. Twelve new jersey story about This firehouse in new york city. That has a piglet running around. I did see that as well as new york post. I think i saw that in as well. A little piglet a little different than a down making pencil very clean. Very smart peixe. Yes you've never heard of this. I mean i didn't think they were. Clean pigs yes. There's someone in bradley beach. Who walks a pig like a dog in town. Exactly those little potbelly. Pigs pot belly pig. Yeah they're great pets. Yeah i did. I if i was going to get a nine any of those. Have like an expose vaginal like your dog has not exposed. It's an inside out for china. All dogs yes stuff is exposed. They don't wear pants right exactly. It's not exposed inside out in my my i've got a dog an inverted volva so it's essential again inside. Abby beanie is always in a sweater so you with the second what about like the parts like the beanies underwear on and stuff. She's wearing a sweater. I don't see anything. Well she's dropping a duke or something different story but yeah well. Yeah anyway. If i was going to get a nontraditional pet i get the cappy barra. I would not get happy barrois. Because they are the coolest looking things in the world they really are the world's largest rodent and they swim and it's like having like a humongous rat in your house that's like jumps on your lap. Looks great like bigger than a labrador. Yeah humongous it. Take a look. I'm serious we've talked about. I know that would be the thing. Nine it would be mention that just because somebody shows up in a house in the capi barrichello's over the door like i don't mind him. Chester something chester cappy barra. He's okay he's not gonna.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"port jefferson" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"And from Port Jefferson Harbor eastward on the North Shore. As well as for New Haven, Connecticut. The storm is currently over the ocean directly south of Fire Island. It is expected to move near Or over eastern Long Island and the coast of southern New England today and then blow offshore by late this afternoon. Jersey Central Power and Light says more than 5000 customers are currently without power. PSE G Long Island says more than 1000 customers are in the dark. Alvin Bragg has seen a slew of headlines from conservative outlets, calling him radical and pro criminal after he clinched the Democratic nomination for Manhattan district attorney this week. Speaking on W. N. Y. C is Brian Lehrer show, Bragg said. People who use terms like that don't want to have a real conversation about the issues. I work on both public safety issues and fairness issues. Find that a lot of people pushing this narrative don't want to talk about the fairness part. They don't want to talk about the police accountability They don't want to talk about, Uh, the effects in the collateral consequences of these cases that have nothing to do with public safety. Drag faces a Republican challenger in the fall but is widely expected to be the next Manhattan D, a one of the most influential positions in the country in law enforcement. He also would be the first black man to hold the job. 72 degrees. Now we are expecting a high near 85 rain could be heavy at times today. This is W N. Y. C. Support for NPR comes from W. N. Y C members and from Cigna, a global health service company dedicated.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"port jefferson" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"But Wilson told the NFL network he's hoping to snap that streak. You know what? I'm given everything I have. You know, I worked as hard as I could for this moment, and there's not another team I want to play for besides Jet, so I'm gonna give it everything I have. And we're gonna be a special team, baby. We're going for the Super Bowl. The Jets. Also traded up to the number 14 pick from the Minnesota Vikings to select USC offensive lineman Elijah Vera Tucker. The Giants took Florida wide receiver Could Darius Tony with the 20th overall pick? And the draft continues with a 2nd and 3rd rounds tonight. And Brian, as you know, April is poetry Month. We have been collecting poems from listeners on the theme of emergence all month, and we have had so many great ones. I wish we had the time to get them all on the air, But I thought right now as we're closing out the month You and I could read a few Are you up for that? I have come prepared. We plan this will let people in on that little behind the scenes tidbit. I am so psyched, David. Okay, Well, the first one I'm reading this is ah, haiku. Called spring gardening amnesia. This was sent in by listener, Kiki Short. Of Port Chester. Fresh shoots poking up. What the heck did I plant there? Must wait to find out. And that's it, And that's it because the haiku goes by so fast, well, the one that I picked is just a little bit longer, but it's also about something that we might say. Looming is the wrong word because this is not in the area of flora, but it's called in Queary of cicadas and for people who don't know cicadas. Are these insects that only come out every 17 years? In the spring, and this is the year and I haven't heard any yet, but we are likely to hear a relatively big noise that cicadas make in the coming weeks in our area. So MJ crop of port of Port Jefferson Jefferson on Long Island wrote in Queary. Of cicadas, and it goes to sleep. Perhaps at ease. You are there. Just below waiting in place for years. Not that we ever know. And in sudden bloom, as if from dormant seeds. Your company attends us to what end for your needs. Not floral are your forms of sprouting life in night presenting in clamor, a turning crop of flight cicadas. Why, just now? The point of your choosing, is it perhaps some teas? For your amusing Huh? You're not wonderful. And you know in the topic that the station chose for listener contributions and national poetry month emergence so many people. Shows emergence from the pandemic right in one way or another. And so I loved that MJ crop protection chose three emergency service cicadas after 17. It's perfect when you only get to emerge once every 17 years. You deserve a poem and let's at least let's be honest. Okay, I have to read this. This last one here. This is called Go Play by Melissa Yellow. Don't give me your poems of nature and morning and birds don't sing the words of windswept loves like prairies on fire. I know only the language of school lunch boxes and diapers changed and fears heard. The only poetry I know of birds is one Ms Frizzle told me about how they are dinosaurs. Ancient. Yes, but also A sign of a shore spring. Which means that these kids can finally play outside after dinner flowers. Be damned. Self explanatory, and we can all relate. Great. I just want to say a big thank you to every single one of you who sent in a poem. I know we didn't get a lot of them on the air, but we we read each and every one. It was so much fun to have these this month. And you can see a sampling of them at gothamist dot com. Backslash poetry 62 degrees now mostly sunny skies today a high of 66. This is W N. Y. C. Right and later on W N. Y C. You have about 15 minutes before asked the mayor, and for this little period of time, we're gonna open up the phones for people who have quit your jobs during the pandemic. Why, in the face of so much uncertainty Did you decide to leave? And what are you doing now? 646435 70 to 80, according to a recent Microsoft survey, more than 40% of workers globally. Have been considering leaving their jobs in the past year. Are you one of the people who actually made that leap? 646435 70 to 80? Did you catch the recent article in The New York Times? That was one of the inspirations for us doing this? On the so called YOLO economy. For the those of you who don't know YOLO. Why O L O stands for you only live once and reports are that millennials, especially after a year of slack and June burnout. Are leaving their jobs in surprisingly large numbers, in some cases for completely different careers. Some have turned their side hustles into full time gigs or heading back to school. And wondering if this is a millennial thing. Did any of you and other age groups also do that, Um, who decided life is too short to be stuck at your current job. And how are you Navigating this? What did you tell your parents 646435 70 to 86 46435 70 to 80 for anybody who quit your job during the pandemic. While other people were losing theirs in voluntarily, um another angle. If you're a person of color did you quit your job? Because your employer didn't commit to racial justice. In a way you felt Was appropriate or sufficient. Maybe you left to become involved in a career. That's more aligned with diversity and inclusion. Or maybe you're striking out on your own to build a career that centers racial justice 646435 70 to 80. And funny enough. Recent reporting shows that many sectors of struggling to find employees right now not just tech companies, where there's always a shortage of that kind of training. Restaurants and trucking companies as well. We've taken cause on this from some restaurant owners. So if you're an industry that tiring and You're not going back a zoo worker to that industry? What are you doing instead? Did you put your stimulus checks and extended unemployment? Toward your own change of life. 646435 70 to 80 will take your calls after this. In the last decade. So many of our.
710 WOR
"port jefferson" Discussed on 710 WOR
"Hey, Let's take your calls. That's good to us. She's got a mic and Port Jefferson. Mike, how you doing? Hey, Markie. You doing good little e live out here on Long Island and scan the news day, okay? Yeah. Standing news day today. Not a single word about Portland. First of all, but secondly, you know, very boldly proclaiming that Joe Biden declared this a mad covert a national emergency. I'm really glad he finally came out of the basement, you know, and and figured out that we got a national emergency here. Yeah. All right. Thanks for calling. I know that news. The Hindus they used to be like the fourth biggest newspaper in America used to be a very respected newspaper. Now it is a far left wing. Very biased. But if you need half the news, there's half the news every day. Let's go toe Mara, who's calling from Arizona? Mara? How you doing, Mom? No, I'm calling you from Peru. UMP, Arizona. Don't put me in Arizona. Mars. What's What's hap corrupting about it, darling. How are you for Rump? What a name. All right. You know what it means? What is in the well, Something like that's an industry. Shoni Indian. What? Mark? You know, I thought that was your oldest. Listen in two weeks, I'm gonna be 91. But I would do be with several years older than me. I think we can attribute. Oh, he was a dog. I think we could attribute our longevity to having been fancy yours all these years. I'm listening to you. Since 1985 loved the music, love the celebrity interviews. You make me laugh. We probably couldn't attribute our mental acuity to have listen to you. Mark. What a nice thing to say. Yeah, He was lucky because she listened to you. I hope I can listen to you until I'm called to whatever destination I'm destined to go to, darling. I also want to wish Vincent my South Brooklyn. I've Carroll Gardens. I wish him luck and God bless him. If he needs surgery, and this is a strong guy he'll pull through. But Mara. Thanks for calling you We get. Bea's family has sent us some pictures of me. You're gonna put him up on the Web page will do it probably next week, but unfortunately lost her about two weeks ago. Let's go toe. Donna Long Branch, a dollar Mark. How are you? Good. Oh, I wanted to point out that you know how our troops worker ever National Guard troops were brought down to DC 25,000 of them with no provisions for where they should stay, And in the meantime, now last night they were made to stay. They were made to sleep in a parking garage on the floor. With all that fluorescent lighting. It's really it's terrible how we're treating our national guard. It is. That's a good point. Thanks for calling Joe Bartlett. You've got to admit most of the mainstream media. It's so Biased. Remember, they showed the cap the guardsmen sleeping on the floor of the capital. And the headline was, If a Ziff you had done something wrong. Look at this. This who thought we never They tears in their eyes about the Why would they sleep on the floor? It's because you said 25,000. Guardsmen to Washington for no reason. There was no threat of any kind. And you didn't get him Hotel. What was the reason I would let him stay in hotels or getting E? I just didn't want to pay for it. Right? Yeah. You still wanna pay for it? You mention the Cuomo and company treating National Guardsmen like that. We're sending you to Washington, or are we staying sleep on the floor? It's basically what they said. Basically, it's like one of, but they made it some sort of trump scandal as if he caused this. Oh yeah, it's all his was. It's always like it's his fault. It's these Cuomo types. Who sent that there was no reason there was no threat to the inauguration. As we saw it. We keep talking about killing on is good. Queuing down is like 12 people in the chat room online. Nobody no normal person has ever seen. Q And on or what was the other one? The cove you all to write all toward? Nobody even knows what these air chat rooms on the Internet mean nothing to anybody. And Just to make it look like the trump. People are so dangerous there like an armed militia that could take over the meantime, the left wing anarchist or burning down 30 cities in America, But you're supposed to worry about this supposed trump militia groups that there was one guy with a sign 25,000 troops were sent to watch this one guy with the sign. And then they forced him to sleep on the floor. Remember when New York City was being attacked by left wing anarchists who were burning down? Buildings were robbing, looting, smashing? Remember how violent the riots were. Cuomo didn't send a single National Guardsmen, not one. 25% the Washington for no reason. The one more call. Let's go to Stephen Westchester. Hey, Steve. We lost him. Okay, Well, actually, we don't have much time because we gotta get to. We're gonna talk to Roger Friedman. In a moment. The great calmness about what? They're talking about. New York. What? How's it going to come back? How's Broadway going to come back? What about our restaurants? What about Saving the city. We'll get to that in a moment on 7 10 w. O R Let's get the latest news. Here's Joe Barton. Okay, Mark. We have some breaking news here. The articles of impeachment against former President Trump going to be delivered to the Senate on Monday. That's the word from Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says he spoke to the House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and she's going to deliver them on Monday. Now the Constitution Says the trial should begin or has to begin the afternoon After the articles air delivered to the Senate. The Senate minority leader, Mitch McConnell, was asking that any trial be delayed until mid February to give Trump legal time Trump legal team a little extra time to get prepared. Locally.
Morning Party Mix
Divers search Indonesian lake for 192 missing after sinking
"And this is morning edition on wnyc we've got seventy one degrees partly sunny skies in new york city it'll be pretty much like this all day long although some more clouds will be rolling in the afternoon goes by we'll have highs today in the lower eighties showers tonight with a slight chance of thunderstorms and lows in the mid sixties mostly sunny for tomorrow we could see a slight chance of a thunderstorm tomorrow morning highs in the lower eighties and if you're looking ahead to friday mostly sunny in the morning mostly cloudy in the afternoon and a little cooler highs only in the upper seventies support for wnyc comes from oscilloscope laboratories presenting a new documentary the king a musical road trip that traces the rise and fall of elvis presley as a metaphor for the country in theaters friday qna's opening weekend with filmmaker eugene iraqi and guests from npr news in washington i'm windsor johnston united states border patrol agents say they're stepping up security efforts as migrants continue to make the dangerous trek from mexico into the us aging can group says preservation of human life is their number one priority these are people and always know the scenario that that person you know their background or anything like that but i mean preservation human life that's always our number one mission more than two thousand migrant children have been separated from their families at the southern border under the trump administration zero tolerance policy that's prompted widespread outrage and calls for president trump to reverse the practice the white house is defending the policy saying it has a duty to prosecute people who illegally crossed the border authorities and indonesia's say up to one hundred eighty people are missing after a ferry accident on the island of sumatra the boat sank in lake toba on monday michael sullivan reports eighteen people were rescued shortly after the boat went down but nonesense lake toba is a popular tourist destination carved out of the crater of a long dormant volcano and it's deep almost fifteen hundred feet in some places authorities say the boat was carrying at least three times as many people as it was licensed to divers and an underwater drone or being used to search for the boat and the missing this is npr news in washington and this is morning edition on wnyc at six twenty good morning i'm kerry nolan we have some delays on the rails to tell you about a new jersey transit is reporting delays on the morris and essex line long island railroads babylon and port jefferson branches are delayed and metro north new haven line has delays governor andrew.