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The Eric Metaxas Show
A highlight from John Zmirak
"Hey there, folks. Welcome to the program. I believe it's Monday. Chris, is it Monday? Check your watch. It is Monday. It's Monday. First of all, we decided to start the week off with a bang. His name is John Zmierak. Everywhere I go, people say, I love John Zmierak. I love John Zmierak. I say, you're welcome. Zmierak is awesome. We're going to talk to him about everything. He's like a human kraken, I like to say. Yes, like a human kraken. It has to be released carefully and not too often. We got Zmierak coming up. A lot of news here, folks, before we get to John Zmierak. Of course, we're going to talk to John Zmierak about all kinds of news. I'm not sure who we have in an hour or two today. It might be Rosario Butterfield, who has a new book out. And we have Jennifer Morris as well. It might be Jennifer Morris, who has a book out. Oh, my gosh, we got some heroes on this program. It's such a privilege over the years to have gotten to know these wonderful people and to have them on this program and to bring them to you, my listening audience or viewing audience, if you're watching this on on Rumble or or whatever. But OK, some big news. I believe I mentioned it last week, but my book Letter to the American Church has struck a nerve around the country. Thank God. And people are giving it to their pastors. And this has been going on for a year. I've never been busier, which is good and bad. So please pray for me because it's a stressful time. But the wonderful news is that a documentary film has been made called Letter to the American Church based on my book, Letter to the American Church. The trailer I saw the trailer the other day I was with Charlie Kirk at TPA USA Faith at a pastor's conference in San Diego. And I just want to say that the trailer is shorter than the film, but it's intense. And everyone raved about it. And I'm very excited about this. If you want to see the trailer, we if you get my email, which is the Eric Metaxas dot com, the newsletter, I'm pretty sure we sent it out this morning. It did go out this morning. You can also go to Letter to the American Church dot com as well. And we will be I'll be posting it on Twitter, probably on Instagram. But it's so exciting to think that the message, which I want to say is not my message, folks. This is what I believe God is saying to his people. And we are just his vessels. But it's about waking up the American Church in the way that the German church did not wake up in time. And that's a big deal. It's a very big deal that we would kind of act like, well, weird stuff could happen in the past, but, you know, everything's cool here. No, everything's not cool. And God is calling us to wake up and to get involved in everything. And, you know, it's an interesting thing because we know that the state, the government is not supposed to have any involvement in the church. We know that. But the church is supposed to have every kind of involvement in the government and politics. We who are in the church are supposed to bring God's values into every part of the culture to propose those values by getting candidates elected who share those values to the best of our ability. OK, we're not going to ever find a candidate that agrees with us on everything, but it's all very important and we're in a very, very crucial time. So the idea that this documentary will be out, probably.
WTOP 24 Hour News
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Atlanta rookie Shuster allows only 1 hit as Braves edge Mariners 3-2 for series win
"The Atlanta Braves behind the stellar pitching of rookie Jared Shuster defeated Seattle three two and gained a series win over the Mariners. Schuster went 6 innings, yielded just one hit, a solo home run to Jared Kellen, walked only one and struck out 7. Braves manager Brian snicker. That's a grind going out there for 6 innings against a team like this and but that was awesome. Trapezo started homered for Atlanta mad Olsen and Eddie Rosario also drove in runs for the braves. George Kirby went 7 for the Mariners giving up 7 hits in the losing cause. Gary mckillop's Atlanta.
WTOP 24 Hour News
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"Last ice with a recap of the debate after it was over my first big takeaway is that no one really had a big moment polls and no one really made an affirmative case of why they should beat him it was mostly a jv debate up there right now there are some jockeying in there between tim scott and nikki haley they have history of course in south carolina and everything but no one really took the fight to trump besides chris christie who's kind of pivoted his whole campaign against trump everybody else was kind of competing with other people on the stage which amounts to just a race for second place right now looking at polls a few months out from the iowa carcasses now i wouldn't call it an attack on trump but ron desantis or the governor did say donald trump is missing in action tonight in other words hey man come come on down here on the you know debate stage and and join the rest of us uh was that at least a little bit bold by desantis or is that the wrong descriptive word there i would say it's showing a little bit of signs of life right now right now desantis is bleeding support from his hemorrhaging campaign right now he's dropped off from this position as kind of the chief trump to challenger almost third fourth in some of the recent polls we've seen right now his campaign is very expensive they've tried a few different relaunches and restrategies right now and he's seen his position really slip in the last few weeks and i think that sort of attack directly at trump really talks to really speaks to the point of almost desperation he's at right now to kind of salvage his campaign tell me that trump right now and position yourself a little bit above the fray from these second and third tier candidates putting yourself in the position of being this front runner or frontner -esque right now is the really the only thing he has right now to reassure his supporters and the donors he needs to sustain his very expensive operation for the next four months as we gear up toward That's hot line editor for the National Journal Kirk Badeaux speaking with our Dimitri Sotis concerning the GOP Presidential hopefuls going to add each other in their second Republican debate last night before good morning music world prepares for a year of hip -hop's 50th anniversary local entertainment lawyer Rosario Richardson of Schulman Rogers offers insights about how this truly American music genre and culture has evolved with the digital age in the early days looping where they would take a portion of the old recording and loop it over and over again and create a musical bed for the song that practice led to the irrelevance of studios. Studios are no longer relevant because you don't need a studio to make commercial quality music anymore you can do it all digitally and now we have AI we have no idea where AI is going to take us particularly with hip -hop I know there's people out there experimenting now a lot of the success of hip -hop or the development of hip -hop live side by side with this digital revolution that we've gone through wouldn't have been possible without it. Learn more about Shulman Rogers entertainment law practice at shulmanrogers .com good morning glad you're with us here at WTLP welcome in 335 on your Thursday morning September 28th as we've been telling you on WTLP the second GOP presidential debate took place last night in a campaign -style speech near Detroit instead that's where you found last night former president Donald J Trump telling auto workers at the time the debate was taking place in California that the move to electric vehicles he thinks threatens their jobs in the future the former president saying he supports auto workers and their call for higher wages but he also said if the transition to electric vehicles go ahead those workers will lose their jobs for auto workers Biden's forced transition is a transition to hell it's a transition to hell Mr. Trump calling on the UAW to endorse him but no union an official actually attended the rally Jeff Gilbert CBS News Detroit on another front concerning Mr. Trump this morning a judge has denied former President Trump's request to recuse herself in his federal election interference case district Judge Tanya Chutkin says that she will not step aside from the case rejecting claims that her past comments raise doubts about whether or not she can be fair and impartial in this trial time running out on another front to avert disaster for the federal government unless members of Congress can come together there will be a shutdown on Sunday CBS News correspondent Scott Farlan on Capitol Hill this morning social security checks and medicare payments continue but for those who need federal help afford to baby formula and food that help could get interrupted too unless there's a compromise here but there's not even a hint of it WTOP at 337 traffic and mother on nobody brings more you value and fine jewelry than diamonds direct and they're proving it again by rolling back interest rates to 0 now through Sunday only you can make any purchase and spread your payments over five years with an unheard of interest rate of 0 .0 %
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Cordero homers as Yankees edge Guards 4-3 in series finale
"Cabrera's two out RBI single camp the Yankees come back and gave them the rubber match of the three game set. The Yankees overcame a three zero deficit behind a two run single off the bat of Kyle higashioka and a solo blast from his fourth Homer in the last 5 games. Ahmed Rosario went deep for the guardians, but he'd later strike out with the bases loaded to end the game.
WTOP 24 Hour News
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"-threatening injuries there's no suspect information available at this time this comes on the same day that the d c council had a long hearing today with the acting police chief and other leaders to discuss the murder rate in d c more than two hundred people killed it's not even october yet the last time that's happened was back in the late nineties will continue to follow all of it for you right here on w t o p former president trump spoke to non -union auto workers in michigan tonight right at the same time as that second republican presidential debate was happening reporter Jeff Gilbert tells us more from Detroit the former president saying he supports auto workers and their call for higher wages but he also said if the transition to electric vehicles go ahead those workers will lose their jobs for auto workers biden sports transition is a transition to hell it's a transition to hell mister trump calling on the u a w to endorse him but no union official actually attended the rally jeff gilbert is that right we're not quite done with the donald trump conversation yet because he got a legal blow today in court this is dc here in the january 6 related case he was trying to get the judge removed did donald trump succeed there uh... likely you've reduced by now that he did not we'll get into that a little bit with somebody who covers is the legal world for the hill on w two p as a music world prepares for a year of celebrations in honor of hip -hop's if the anniversary local entertainment lawyer leader rosario richardson of schulman rogers offers insights about how this is truly american music genre and culture has evolved with the digital age in the early days looping where they would take a portion of the old recording and loop it over and over again and create a musical bed for or the song that practice lead to the irrelevance of studios studios are no longer relevant because you don't need a studio to make commercial quality music do anymore it you all can digitally and now we have ai and we have no idea where ai is going to take us particularly with hip hop i know there's people out there experimenting now a lot of the success of hip hop or the development of hip hop live side by side with this digital revolution that we've gone through wouldn't have been possible without it learn more about schulman rogers entertainment law practice at schulman rogers dot com good evening at eleven forty four here's lee sheldon a partner for data analytics at guide on the evolving complexity series workforce dynamics sponsored by guide house a lot of processes policies have been established but until enough time has gone by you don't have enough data elected to actually help really inform your analytics and that is something a lot of our clients are very focused on at this point in time listen to the entire discussion on federal news network search guide house in an ever -changing world with newly emerging complexities it will take coordinated the power of government and business working together at guide house we help clients master their complexities and seize new opportunity as a leading global provider of consulting services to the public sector and commercial our kids clients navigate forward with trusted outcomes that are resilient scalable and distinct let's guide moment this together guide house outwit complexity for more information visit guidehouse .com guidehouse .com. Everything
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"In April of 2021 where Dixon lived. He was off duty, the two were suspected of breaking into cars. David Haynes is an attorney for the Johnson family. While the family is disappointed that, you know, we're going to have to go through another trial. The family continues to hold the memory of James Johnson very close to their heart. No word yet on when the new trial might begin. Kyle Cooper, WTO news. D.C. police have released body camera footage after a man believed to be the suspect in an anacostia salt was shot in seriously wounded. It turned out he was the wrong man. As the D.C. police officer was canvassing the area on February 10th for the assault suspect, he thought 38 year old Stephen Shaw fit the description. Shawn was in a car on good hope road in anacostia and was asked repeatedly to get out of the car. Step out of the car and I'm gonna take you out of it. The footage then shows Shaw reaching at his waistband multiple times. The officer yells at him to stop before pulling his gun shooting Shaw point blank in the side. Was arrested and charged with cocaine possession that officer is on leave in the U.S. attorney's office is reviewing the shooting. Another man was later arrested for the assault. Luke Luger WTO pinus. The officer's been identified as Alex Rosario barella and the other suspect identified as 59 year old Wallace Lewis. He was arrested later as well. Its four O 7, coming up after traffic and weather new inflation numbers causing concern, we'll take an inside look, stay with us. I want to break free. Ready to break free D.C.? Take your dream vacation with Norwegian cruise line to Europe, Alaska, the Caribbean and more. Both today and get
WTOP 24 Hour News
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How I Got Here with Dave Fiore
"rosario" Discussed on How I Got Here with Dave Fiore
"But it was becoming that part of that 2% and raising my daughter and then having the jobs and then having the connections and just what was the first book, what was the name of it? It was only your fire. And so I published it for a short period of time, and then it was one of those things that it was just putting my learnings from my past. The challenges that I had with my mom, the challenges that I have as a mom. You know, the challenges that I had with the jobs, you know? And then they look forward. And then the second one that E was like, you need to have it my March 4th. Was know your worth. And it's kind of helping women and actually turns out that a lot more men than women read my books. Yeah, it's crazy. We have worth issues too. I know. You know, I honestly, I never thought that I was writing for men. So we've talked quite a bit about Nikki and your my big baby girl. Yeah, you're not a baby anymore. She'll be 27. But you also have two other children. I do. And so we really haven't discussed your life during that time and how they came about and. Well, we all know how they came about. We know technically how they came about. What your life was like then and we haven't filled in that gap of your life with your two other children. So how does all that fit in? So when I was working at Jackson properties, I think it was like a year end or something like that. I started dating and then like a year or two after probably about a year after then I had Gabe. And totally on plan, you know, that's my precious boy. You know how the kids always fight about who's the favorite child. And nobody can give in on that. Everybody has a strength and weaknesses. And I'm always like, well, you're my favorite boy. You can get away with that. Yeah, I could get away with that. And so I had him and then two years later, I had Emma. And so I was in a relationship with her dad for 9 years or so. And it ended, you know, we went our separate ways.
How I Got Here with Dave Fiore
"rosario" Discussed on How I Got Here with Dave Fiore
"So we would have groups and I completed it. 2005, you meet a guy named Irwin Jackson and you start working at Jackson properties. Does anybody know who or when Jackson is? I think most of our listeners will know who the doctor Jackson is. Love him. So you served many roles there over the last 17 years or so. So tell us about your job about Jackson properties and what it is like to work for rejection. So I kind of tell people I was like, I just run Irwin's empire, right? That's what I do. You know, I don't have titles. We don't really have titles. And whatever I tell people, I was like, if you want to call me CEO of VP, business manager, I don't really care. I said, the description of my job is from maggots to bankers and politicians. Anywhere in between. I do it all. All the sales of the marketing or the outside stuff or the maintenance or the contractors, everything and anything. So how do you get started? Because you owned property and you kind of understood the world or I got so lucky. I answered an ad in the paper. Back then I'd have to go to the interviews with stray hair. Again, go back to the device. You do, you're straightening your hair. I'm straight. Well, not every day. Just for anyone. I mean, for interviews. Just for interviews, yeah. Because you can't look to Hispanic. Because people don't know what the hell I am. And then it makes it used to make people uncomfortable. So it just was easier. I hate to say this word, but I could pass. In either way, I've been in situations where I'm like, oh my God, those people have no idea who I am or like, you know. So passing is like a tan white person. I remember this guy telling me that I just saw you were the white girl with a tan. You had applied in a newspaper ad and you had because you had owned some properties and you understood what was going on. So he told me later on that there was another girl that was 'cause I remember I was coming from insurance. I didn't. On paper, you wouldn't be super qualified. Exactly on paper. Nothing. But then in my resume, it didn't even have in there that I was an investor that I owned at that time for houses or something like that. That's my personal stuff, right? When him and I started talking and I said, oh yeah, I understand so then I shared about my properties my rentals and how it got it and then later on apparently there was someone else that was more qualified but it takes a different stomach to be a real estate investor and I have that stomach. So that's why he was like no, you know what it takes because you have it. And I've been with him ever since. Right. Yeah, I started at the basing street office, 7 14 base in street. And then now we're in Jackson bluff. So for people who don't know, tell us what Jackson properties is all about. What does the company do? So we do off campus student housing.
How I Got Here with Dave Fiore
"rosario" Discussed on How I Got Here with Dave Fiore
"With school, you could have gone anywhere done anything. What made you want to stay here? I could have without a kid. I had, so all the friends that I had that left, they went back to family. Or they went with the financial support of family. I didn't have that. I had to move somewhere and get the job. And back then, it wasn't as easy to get a job outside of the city you were in. You either had to move. And I did. I did consider it. I looked into North Carolina. I looked into Atlanta. I looked into Orlando. But I was not going to sacrifice my daughter. So I just stayed and made it work. And then after a while, I started discovering all the things that Tallahassee had. And I started enjoying it and things I thought. So ironic because I never in a million years thought I would ever live in Tallahassee, right? Till this day, people are like, why are you there? What? I mean, look at you, you're Hispanic, you're this, you're alive or this, you're full of life, like, why are you there? And I'm like, I have learned to love this place. All right, and during this general time period, you did earn an MBA. I did. Right. So what was your motivation to do that? You know, I don't think I knew better. I think it was just checking the box, just trying to get better jobs, just trying to, you know, because that's not easy to get. I mean, that's a big deal. And it is. I guess looking back, it is. And I wanted it to be one of the top 25 schools at the time. And Florida say what's one of them, but I didn't want to go back to Florida because not because I had already done Florida state, right? I was like, let me do something different. Sure. And at that point, I was working for taking care of my kid. And I had tried. I tried going back to school several times with a masters in communications, wasn't really liking it. I tried med school, not admissions person, but the counselor said, you have too many distractions in your life. Also known as my kid. So, yeah. It's kind of odd judgment to make for you. Oh, it's not, because I got the same judgment at Lincoln high school from the counselor when I got pregnant. Your life is over. Just go ahead and get you as far as going to college. Or even finishing school. Oh yeah. Miss Duncan was like, your life is over. You're never going to amount to anything, go get a GED. I'm like, what is wrong with these people? She literally said that. She she literally said that to me. My daughter didn't find out. When she went to Lincoln, I was like, no, I'm not going to tell you who it said that. But now it's public. It doesn't matter, but I got told that, and I was like, that's what I was told. But to me, those things don't crush me. I'm like, oh, it's just, okay, whatever you think that way, I'll make it work. I'll figure it out. So I got into Colorado state and they would send us the recorded actual classrooms and it was like Netflix. It was like the DVD. It was just like that. I would get the DVD. I would pop it in. I would listen to the class. Sometimes they had it live if they could. And then you had people all over the world and the remote parts.
How I Got Here with Dave Fiore
"rosario" Discussed on How I Got Here with Dave Fiore
"And she said, oh, well, come live with me for a little bit, and that's fine. Well, no, she didn't really mean that. So then what did I do? So what I learned from the radio stations from those people, one of my accounts, cosine and apartment for me. And he was a young kid, and he said, don't screw me over. And I would never cosign for anyone. Right. And I said, I won't let you down. I saw Brown and Brown as another of those when I'm in a position of leadership management power, whatever you want to call it. These are the things to note for. Don't do this. Do this, don't do that. So and I met good people along the way as well. Right. So, but I wouldn't go back to insurance. But it was a good job and met your needs after that. It did. I mean, I was able to buy the house that I'm still in. Through that job. I mean, I took advantage of the, was it the Great Recession? Is that what they? In like 2008, 2000. Because when I left public, I'd been invested. So they give you stock if you work a certain number of hours. So I worked for 5 years. I was vested and I had, I don't know, $3000 or something like that. And I remember talking to my daughters godmothers. Brother. And he was into real estate. And I said, hey, I have this money, what do I do? And he said, put it in real estate. So I was 25 when I bought my first House. That's an awesome time to buy real estate. If you didn't have real estate. Oh man. Let me tell you. And it was great because I don't know. I feel like I blacked out completely because I don't remember where I got this shift of all of a sudden, I'm going to do real estate. And I think it was between my friend Jim, that encouraged me, my girlfriend Sarah, who's still my girlfriend till this day, and we are buying houses together.
How I Got Here with Dave Fiore
"rosario" Discussed on How I Got Here with Dave Fiore
"Was yeah. It was huge. It was not good. And all of the sense of the way. But I still, I will always say I'm Puerto Rican first. So does every Puerto Rican out there? Sure. We have our flags hanging in our cars. We have our I never not thought of myself as an American either, you know, that that was. I mean, it's a pretty unique situation, right? It is. Your territory. It's like golden. We are, yeah. We are just and I can't relate to a lot of the other Hispanic issues. And because living in Puerto Rico, somebody asked me a couple of days ago, I'm like, living in Puerto Rico's living in Miami. It's a big city. You've got the cars. You got everything. And of course, where I lived in Puerto Rico. Like I didn't live in the mountains or anything like that. So where I lived, it was it was city life. When I first caught here to the United States to Tallahassee, people were like, so do you guys live in tippy's? And I was like, what? Did you speak English from an early age? Yeah, so my I understood it. Back home, I went to a private school, and all my books were in English. We had an English class from the minute you start school every single school over there has an English and a Spanish class. My mom was born and raised in New York. And then they came back. So I understood it. I just didn't speak it. And so I would read the books. But I got home, it was all spam. Oh, a 100%. Yeah, yeah. So I would read the books in school and the books were in English, and then I'd have to translate it because of tests were in Spanish, you know? So that's how it was. So when I got here, I mean, you're a little bit timid, of course.
How I Got Here with Dave Fiore
"rosario" Discussed on How I Got Here with Dave Fiore
"Actually, I was one of those. I remember them trying to give me a $1 million loan. I was like, that's stupid. I just throw in money. But I knew better. Right. So I know money. You didn't take more than you. No, I was like, there's no way and I remember signing the first piece of paper and they were like, okay, this is a variable interest rate, and I said, what's the worst case scenario? And they said 9%. I said, I need you to put the worst case scenario with this principle amount. What is it going to be? I said, okay, I can still handle that. All right, moving on. From fiore communications, it's how I got here. A show of inspiring stories from Tallahassee area leaders, business owners and neighbors, all the challenges, opportunities, inspirations, the twists and turns of life that led them to where they are today. Everyone has a story worth telling, and I am really grateful that we get to bring a few of them to you. I truly have been changed by my conversations with these amazing people and I'm confident you will be too. I'm Dave fiori. In this episode, I speak with Ellie Rosario, business manager at Jackson properties. Ellie's story is one of rising above circumstances and obstacles to achieve her dreams, no matter how unlikely they seemed at the time. After getting pregnant during her senior year at Lincoln high school, she was told her life was over. She not only finished high school as a mom, but went on to FSU and later earned an MBA. Ellie says she was often caught in the middle of racial divides that had little room for Latinos. During one period she was homeless, jobless, and carless. But soon after pieced together enough funds to purchase multiple homes while making less than $40,000 a year. Ellie is a triathlete, has qualified for the Boston Marathon, and is a popular author and speaker. But most important to her, she is a very proud mom of three, who makes very clear that they remain her priority. We begin our conversation talking about life growing up in Puerto Rico. There was a time that we lived by the beach. And I think that time really had an impact in my life. Till this day, my grandma, my brother and I would come home from school, my grandma would take care of us when my mom was working. And we would eat, we would watch the news. And then we would go on a walk on the beach for like two hours. And then we come back and watch novellas. And then whenever the novellas were done at night. Soap operas. They're so different than the ones here though. Okay. Yeah. We want to know. And of course, to our homework, where we were pretty young. Elementary school. And then we would sit in the balcony and watch the stars and read and just listen to the waves because we were really right there.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"rosario" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Let's go party Ryan Gosling is not a Barbie girl but he could be a Ken the actor now in the final negotiations to portray the counterpart of the iconic Mattel doll in the upcoming Barbie movie That's according to a report from deadline The movie will star Margot Robbie is the title character deadline reporting constantly initially passed down the role but after Warner Brothers persistence the actor's schedule opened up I'm Scott Carr The Atlanta Braves have closed out the LA Dodgers with a four two win in game 6 of the NLCS thanks to a round of heroics from outfielder Eddie Rosario as a result the braves winning the best of 7 series four games to two advancing to the World Series for the first time since 1999 The braves will face the Houston Astros in the 2021 fall classic It was the home of the fourth inning that Rosario had a two out three run Homer that proved to be the difference after some good pitching by Ian Anderson as the starter for the brains the bullpen for Atlanta was simply outstanding in this one and they eliminate the Dodgers and 6 NFL action coming up a little bit later the Giants looking for their second win of the season as they host the Carolina Panthers the jets are in New England to take on the Patriots Just two wins for the Patriots and one win for the jets College football in a game you heard on Bloomberg 11 three young Notre-Dame getting past USC 31 16 It was closer than the score indicates Illinois upset number 7 Penn State in 9 over times 20 to 18 a record 9 over time gain Easy wins for Ohio State Michigan and Alabama but number two Cincinnati struggled eventually downing navy 27 20 army lost a wild one to wake forest 70 to 56 Clemson fell to Pitt Oklahoma rallied over Kansas Meanwhile Rutgers had a bye week In the NBA the next softer terrific start will host Orlando the natsu entertained Charlotte on the ice The devil's gonna go by Pavel zaka Prudential center in overtime devil's skate pass the buffalo Sabres two to one the rangers stay hot four road winds in a row they down the senators and Ottawa three two and the islanders with a three nothing win over the coyotes in Arizona That's a Bloomberg sports update.
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AP News Radio
Rosario Hits for Cycle, Leads Fried, Braves Over Giants 3-0
"Eddie Rosario hit for the cycle Max freed worked seven innings as the Braves beat the giants three nothing to end a four game skid rosaria cycle comes a month after Freddie Freeman did it for the Braves Rosario completed the feat with a single in the ninth freed allowed three hits while striking out five in his twelfth win Atlanta is eight and two in his last ten starts neither team scored until Adam duvall's two run Homer in the seventh the outcome cuts the giants lead in the NL west to one game over the Dodgers I'm Dave Ferrie
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Tapia's Tiebreaking Single in 10th Sends Rockies Over Braves
"Raimel Tapia furnished an RBI single in the tenth inning to give the Rockies a three two win over the Braves tapi is slated cuts the Braves lead in the NL east at three and a half games over the Phillies it was a tough night at the plate for Braves manager Brian Snitker steam we had a lot of situations head guys up that we want yeah was you know a lot of situations in our favor I thought just couldn't get a big hit the rocky scored twice in the fifth on Antonio Santa telus bunt single and Charlie Blackmon's bases loaded walk Eddie Rosario tied it in the bottom of the fifth with a solo shot Rosario drove in both Atlanta runs sends a tele allowed two runs and seven hits with no walks and seven strikeouts in six innings I'm Dave Ferrie
AP News Radio
Albies, Freeman Go Deep in 7th, Braves Win Series Over Miami
"The Braves have regained a four and a half game lead in the NL east with a five three win over the Marlins Ozzie Albies and Freddie Freeman belted solo homers in the seventh inning off Anthony bass helping Atlanta take the rubber match of the three game series I'll be is broke a three three tie with his twenty eighth home run or my number is really powerful and the millennium place on small baseball too so it's it's it has been fun for us and it's working Eddie Rosario also went deep for the Braves will Smith put runners on first and third in the night before nailing down his thirty second save in thirty seven chances Jake Webb got the win with a scoreless seventh after replacing Max freed I'm Dave Ferrie
AP News Radio
Soto's Go-Ahead Homer Sends Nationals Past Braves, 4-2
"Washington nationals right appear upon runs and solid relief pitching to afforded to victory over the Atlanta Braves Josh bell and one Soto had solo shots within apps meanwhile Washington starting pitcher Sean Nolan was ejected in the first inning for hitting Braves first baseman Freddie Freeman Nolan tried hitting Freeman twice the second time successfully after which he was tossed that led to a parade of six nationals relief pitchers Eddie Rosario had a solo shot for the Braves Gary McPhillips Atlanta
World News This Week
13 Fallen Military Members Arrive Back to U.S. Soil
"Back home this week the remains of those thirteen. Us servicemembers killed in the suicide explosion. Outside kabul airport were crowds of afghans. Were desperate to leave the country here again. Abc's martha raddatz president biden and the first lady dressed in black for his first dignified transfer as president. These young courageous americans placing themselves in grave. Danger at the abbey gate of kabul's airport to protect american citizens and afghans trying to evacuate marineland corporal. David espinosa just twenty years old marine sergeant nicole g. twenty three years old days before her death. She was featured cradling. An afghan baby at the kabul airport writing on instagram. I love my job. Marine staff sergeant. Darren taylor hoover from salt lake city. His father calling him. One heck of a leader. Army staff sergeant ryan nas marine corporal hunter lopez marine lance corporal riley mccollum of jackson wyoming was just weeks away from becoming a father marine lance corporal dylan merola marine lance corporal kareem nicoli from nor co california. His father saying he did not hesitate to be called to duty marine corporal. Deacon william tyler page marine sergeant. Joe juhani rosario picado marine corporal umberto sanchez marine lance corporal. Jared schmitz navy. Cormon maxed in soviak. His father told a reporter that in the last face time with their son when his mother told him to be safe he said. Don't worry mom my guys got me. They won't let anything happen to me. She realized that they all just went together
AP News Radio
Soler, Riley Back Anderson With HRs, Braves Romp Over Giants
"We have an array of sitting machine was in overdrive and Ian Anderson returned from rehab with a solid pitching performance as the Braves wallop the San Francisco Giants nine nothing Atlanta won two of three games in this battle of division leaders the Braves had three home runs Austin Riley had a two run shot and Jorge Soler and how's the Albies had solo home runs Anderson who went five and two thirds said this about his performance I feel great it felt you know I felt normal you know being out there and you know patch in front of the the fans and kind of get that adrenaline rush back it felt really good Eddie Rosario had a two run triple threat Lana Anthony DeSclafani suffered the defeat for the giants Gary McPhillips Atlanta
Podcast Movement 2021
Daisy Rosario, Executive Producer at Stitcher, on Note Giving Best Practice in Podcasting
"Don't sugarcoat your notes and that's not to say to be gruff in unfriendly. I think you'll see as we talk more about this new always believe in kind of an underlying kindness to all of the notes that were giving but overall most of us this have time again with the many ways that podcasting came up. This is the kind of thing that you'll really see Kind of people but heads if maybe one is coming from a more journalistic background in one is coming from a more just like kind of artistic background you know. Deadlines are different for people right and so but if we are not being clear and direct with our notes we're usually going to be adding some back and forth that we probably don't have time for so. Just get to the point even if you need to do it in the kindest way
Podcast Movement 2021
Why You Shouldn't Edit From a Paper Script With Daisy Rosario, Executive Producer at Stitcher
"At it from a paper script. Use your ears now. This doesn't mean that you can't have a paper script available to you especially if what you are editing. Something that is heavily written anyone coming for maybe a more journalistic or narrative background is going to be used to having a script in front of them. If you come from mostly shows maybe less so but what we mean by that is just. Don't go only off the paper script you have to be able to listen to the audio as well And that's for a number of reasons you know you're also listening and audio. We're listening for tone. We're listening for pacing. We are listening for clarity and understanding but also i can tell you from experience. I've got notes from people before where the was very clear that they had only looked at the script. And not listen to the audio. When this happens you'll usually get notes. That are things that are just not even possible right like it might say. Cut the sentence That this person says but you can't cut that sentence if you listen to the audio and realized that the person is taking a breath in the middle or maybe they're speaking up or something about their inflection or the audio quality itself just means that you can't make that cut so when we say don't edit from paper script we mean don't only at it from a paper script that's there but you definitely want to also be checking with your audio. That's the way that our audiences are experiencing our medium.
Latina to Latina
"rosario" Discussed on Latina to Latina
"Everything else is like Testing zack's so everything else related to gender equality gender-based violence or even conversations about gender identity. They just lose priority status. They are known on your priorities. This issue right now. We should focus on different issues that are actual it priorities. The big can start to saying they are imagining but they are going through so for organizations like mine reaching being available to victims becomes a task in itself like doing out which requires community bridges. So that you can reach. People think that they are going through something that can be resulted therapy for example. There's something wrong with us. so you see hell individually. He's not something. Pertaining to 'em other realms social dynamics do have a sense of who or what is driving that denial talking furnish theory puerto rico. There are several from the mentally gross. They drive a very aggressive agenda. They are very organized in on barbie sources. They even organize party and were able to elect to legislators in their first ever brownie. They have radio stations newspapers than and youtube channels so they read a hate narrative around genders physically. They are talking about the tater shiva gender super. You know polarizing hates driven to insane that is slightly out of the mainstream ideas of very traditional roles so a lot of people falls into those glitches. If you start saying this is what is safe. Anything that won't fit in. This box is a danger to your children. People start going into this viral of. Hey we've had a rise in transcended sites as well and in the artsy cunard case. Fatality was a result of an incident probably incident regarding the use of vast room where people like normal people in a fast food. Line failed compelled to correct. Something in that in their minds was not only harmful to. I don't know why of dangerous in some way that they saw an so. The belief starting the fast food and then went on to the social media than ended up with some people following. This person is like a terror movie. So people saying that it's a harmless but this hayden did is not because once it settles anything that is perceived as harmful can be understood as a validation of your violent behavior so you are somehow legitimize to be violent. The state has a rose here in preventing this hate narrowed this to whom spread. They are dangerous to the safety of people. Tell me what you think that. The rule of the status so i think the state has a role sitting robust coordinated response for people that are vulnerable to violence state to to provide social production systems. That are probably and that are known so if you are danger you know were all were to bowl because this communicates that you're not on your own. What would it look like for these systems to work well specifically for duggan a victim protection where we should be doing. His lucchino was not working is swimming are seeking protection and are still getting killed. There are things that are not working. Systemically hair talking about victim services that are provided by the states. Right so what it will look like is we are making a priority to correct this glitches that are part of the coordinated response that is not coordinated at all. It's not that we are. You know setting this up from zero. We have infrastructure on. We have lost and we have forty years of trion errors so in my opinion china's as that is not acceptable that we overlook insisting errors. Can you paint a picture for me. Perhaps using either a real example an imagined example of where the system breaks down okay so protection services have different edge remorse so this is the first thing for me that should be corrected so entry yours are not roles are people are nurses injury ush and probably call settles in emergency. Rooms are in on these officers in local races in each town. Those are the entry doors. You have people operating hotlines that can be operated by the state or variations as another injury door. You don't walk yourself to a shelter. You need and three door so everyone in an entry door needs to be trained. You cannot enforce best practices if you are not strain training constant. You need to train those people. You need to know that you're going to have a lot of turnover because that work is a false thing so people lean so you need to constantly train. Those people correction that would be immediately is waiting periods are critical needs to be reduced because each hour each day is higher risk farting. So how do you reduce that. In my opinion the requires more participation of varieties under resources waiting period star disaster. That's tips retract. That's were victimisers. Get ravers on how the combination off of a team like when you retract. You do so because you.
Latina to Latina
"rosario" Discussed on Latina to Latina
"Better help. H. e. l. p. dot com slash. Latina we'll talk about institutions because there are a lot of institutions that need to be held accountable. And all of this. But i do want to ask you culturally what you think. Underpins violence against women. I'm very an my full of lower reflections of the notion of my cheese small and how berries culturally by tendency that is different in medina culture than it is. In other cultures i think gender inequality is all over. The world and as the fantasize are all over the world have any we force are of serving that there are regions in countries. Were women are at higher. Risk of tally or of suffering. Raider views. but i don't think it's phenomenon that has on the pertaining to one culture now. Puerto rico has this unique mix of influences like puerto rico culturally sales behaved very much like the latin american country but has a great deal of entrants that comes from the states and the good of the bath insurance so i would say that at this moment i think that the worst or heavier under an has to do with deny there's a very strong agenda public opinion influence to deny the fact that there are gender differences and that their gender inequality exist. I think it's very dangerous. Not only because it will hinder probably policy efforts but also who's white does the victims because then everything that is happening to you. You are imagining it. Everybody is repeating constantly that you know women have acquired so many rides women can study volt. Ten be elected officials women can be a homeowners. And and you know in in puerto rico saint and can inherit can be. Ceo's and so that meets the genuine. Five eighty is result is known greenwich shoe. So if you denying quality then.
Latina to Latina
"rosario" Discussed on Latina to Latina
"Tanya there is a renewed focus on femicide in puerto rico but this is of course sadly not a new phenomenon. What is your earliest memory of stories. Like this is actually a story. My grandmother told me when she was very young. She married a someone else not not my grandfather. So she's this young wife. She has two small girls and her husband used to lock her up in the house. She told me this story and she was not being. She was not even resentful. She was just telling me this story about her first husband and how he would leave to work and leave her locked up. She was saying how silly he was so jealous. Like that right so for me. I was terrified. The idea that someone else who loves me an adult and in her house because he was jealous. Someone will look at me are for me. It was a -rageous. But i don't remember voice saying that to her because she was so matter-of-fact about it and that's the earliest memory i have. I was thought nine a grueling me. And how normalize it was for several generations in my in my country. We culture that men do that women. Draw a line for me as you see it from that story to how we're still talking about femicide in the year. Twenty twenty one. I think we've overcome some obstacles. But sometimes i think everything that has been gains always the parable of being lost so way not on we have to fight key what we gain but also to forward was boulder and expensive ways off noli dealing move. The problem itself generates violence vosa with naming storytelling. It's how do you tell the story of the victim. Why do you say deaths and you don't say homicide because i'm raising a daughter and sometimes i terrified that she's going to go out in a world that doesn't think of her as full human.
Latina to Latina
The Problem of Femicide in Puerto Rico With Activist Tania Rosario Mndez
"Tanya there is a renewed focus on femicide in puerto rico but this is of course sadly not a new phenomenon. What is your earliest memory of stories. Like this is actually a story. My grandmother told me when she was very young. She married a someone else not not my grandfather. So she's this young wife. She has two small girls and her husband used to lock her up in the house. She told me this story and she was not being. She was not even resentful. She was just telling me this story about her first husband and how he would leave to work and leave her locked up. She was saying how silly he was so jealous. Like that right so for me. I was terrified. The idea that someone else who loves me an adult and in her house because he was jealous. Someone will look at me are for me. It was a -rageous. But i don't remember voice saying that to her because she was so matter-of-fact about it and that's the earliest memory i have. I was thought nine a grueling me. And how normalize it was for several generations in my in my country. We culture that men do that women. Draw a line for me as you see it from that story to how we're still talking about femicide in the year. Twenty twenty one. I think we've overcome some obstacles. But sometimes i think everything that has been gains always the parable of being lost so way not on we have to fight key what we gain but also to forward was boulder and expensive ways off noli dealing move. The problem itself generates violence vosa with naming storytelling. It's how do you tell the story of the victim. Why do you say deaths and you don't say homicide because i'm raising a daughter and sometimes i terrified that she's going to go out in a world that doesn't think of her as full human.
Sterling on Sundays
Virginia Officer Accused of Force in Stop of Black Army Officer Fired
"To the vet. I'm actively serving this country And this is how you get one of the police officers involved in this traffic stop in Windsor, Virginia, last December of a black U. S. Army lieutenant in his camouflage uniforms been fired and as requested by the town, the Virginia State Police have opened a criminal investigation. Cops were captured on video, pepper, spraying and pointing their guns at Lieutenant Karin Nazario grew up. Talk to me about what? You're sorry You're not Can you please talk to me about what's going on? Why am I being treated? Not want to get on the ground, the officer said in his arias SUV had tinted windows and no rear license plate. A temporary plate was reported inside the tinted rear window. Rosario's suing the officers for violating his constitutional rights over 100 top corporate chiefs who were gathered in an online
WBZ Afternoon News
Virginia police threatened Army officer in traffic stop
"In Virginia, facing a lawsuit over accused civil rights violations and brutality. Black and Latino army officer Corona Cesario says two officers and Windsor, Virginia unnecessarily pointed their guns at him knocked him to the ground and pepper sprayed him following a traffic stop. CBS reporter Erin Miller has more was ultimately let go, but officers claim they conducted the traffic stop, in part because he didn't have a visible rear license plate. And didn't stop for police pulled over toe well, areas before and I've never looked out the window and so I've done some reason immediately. So, so the reason we did that because we followed you for a mile and a half, but like the salaries and you didn't pull over, according to the lawsuit, officers also threatened his R E O, with felony charges that could impact his military career. Rosario's attorney says he decided to drive to a lighted area for the traffic stop and was not trying to elude. Police lawsuit also says necesario had just purchased a new car and temporary paper license plate was taped to the back window, which the officers did not see
WTOP 24 Hour News
Lawsuit Claims Virginia Police Officers Threatened, Pepper-Sprayed Army Lieutenant
"Involving police and the army officer in southeastern Virginia is now getting attention. In that video from December two officers in Windsor, Virginia, pointed guns at second Lieutenant Koran Rosario, who is black and Latino. He was also pepper sprayed in an incident report by Officer Joe Gutierrez. He said Nazario refused to comply with multiple commands Nothing I didn't do anything. Whoa, hold what's his R E O is now coming forward. Filing a lawsuit against officers Joke Gutierrez and Daniel Crocker, saying his 1st and 4th amendment rights were violated. Why am I being treated with guns? Graham I got to do is listen. Rosario is now seeking $1 million in damages. That's W T. K R's Aaron Miller police, saying Rosario's SUV had tinted windows didn't have a visible rear license plate and had been eluding. Police. Rosario's lawyer says his client was trying to stop in a well lit area. It's 8
WTOP 24 Hour News
Police accused of threatening, pulling gun on Black Army lieutenant during Virginia traffic stop
"An Army officer who is black and Latino is suing Windsor, Virginia police after a traffic stop last December. 2nd Lieutenant Karen Rosario, still in his uniform, keeps his hands visible out the window of his new car. While to Windsor police officers, Guns drawn order him to get out. Was he afraid if he took his hands out of you, something really bad would happen. No harm. But was he built to do anything? Any misstep? He was afraid that they were going to kill it. CBS is Kristina Graffiti tells us in the video. You see him being pepper sprayed and knocked to the
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Virginia police officers threaten and pepper spray black army lieutenant
"Are being sued by a military officer who is black and Latino. After a traffic stop last December, Army second Lieutenant Karin Rosario, still in his uniform, keeps his hands visible at the window of his new car while to Windsor police officers. Guns drawn order him to get out. Was he afraid if he took his hands out of you, something really bad would happen. Yes. So what was he built to do anything? Any misstep? He was afraid that they were going to kill it. Attorney Jonathan Arthur is representing Mazzariello in a lawsuit filed earlier this month against the two officers. The incident report says his aria was pulled over for not having tags displayed on his SUV. But the temporary dealer plate is visible in the officer's body Cam video is aria was released without charge. CBS is Kristina Rupini.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Virtual Classes Prove Challenging For Adult English Learners In Washington D.C.
"A D. C school for adult English learners had to suddenly shift their students, all of them immigrants to virtual learning when the pandemic started, and it took some creativity to figure it all out. About a year ago, all 2000 students at the Carlos Rosario International Public Charter School had to start learning English online. Though pro much innovation using cell phones using what's APP CEO Alison Kokoro said They didn't found a solution. A $372,000 grant through the D. C. Equity fund helped them provide laptops to all of their students, and they taught them how to work them in the parking lot of the school what we just needed to do with reinvent what it looked like for us to serve them. Valerie Bonked w T o P
AP News
"rosario" Discussed on AP News
"Down to the quarterbacks when Tampa Bay in the visiting Chiefs take the field for Super Bowl Sunday film has been watched the game plan to set and practices have been concluded. So now it's up to the Kansas City Chiefs to check off the final box when their second straight Super Bowl to do that quarterback Patrick Holmes knows that he must use his talented receivers to get points at every opportunity having those guys that that our physical, but they're also extremely fast. Um, it puts defense's than AH, dangerous spots on defense. The chief's realized that the first order of business is to put pressure on Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady. I'm Tom Maicon's president. Biden will be watching the Super Bowl from his family home in Delaware and jabbed by reporters about flying there. While the C D C is frowning on air travel because of the virus, his press secretary says Biden is not flying commercially with hundreds of others. The president got his second covert shot more than three weeks ago. I'm Jackie Quinn. AP News Hospital in Spain has held a wedding for two coronavirus patients. Rosario was 62 year old Covert 19 patient was admitted to hospital with her partner Fernando after they both fell ill with the virus. The pair had been separated for treatment. So 70 year old Fernando Pops the big question to Rosario Vira text message, Rosario said. It was the biggest joy you're here. Doolittle gives you said, Of course, yes, it is my life stream to be your wife. Nurses and doctors applauded as they kissed and placed rings on each other's hands. Fernando in bed and Rosario in a wheel chair beside him. I'm Sarah Bassett. Rosario was 62 year old Covert 19 patient was admitted to hospital with her partner Fernando after they both fell ill with the virus. The pair had been separated for treatment. So 70 year old Fernando Pops the big question to Rosario Vira text message, Rosario said. It was the biggest joy you're here. Stiletto gives you said, Of course, yes, it is my life stream to be your wife, Nurses and doctors applauded as they kissed and placed rings on each other's hands. Fernando in bed and Rosario in a wheel chair beside him. I'm Sarah Busses. Thank.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"rosario" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Name, and you're listening to all things considered from NPR news. of Venezuelans crossing to Colombia to escape food shortages and authoritarian rule. It's a dangerous journey. The border is officially closed, and so they sneak into Columbia on footpaths controlled by gangs. And as John Otis reports, female migrants can get raped or forced into prostitution, just a warning. Some of the material in this story is disturbing. Well, you can give me More DNA at a shelter for migrants in the Colombian border town of Via del Rosario Alondra Castillo is showing me the bruises on her arms and shoulders. So fucking not doctor. Okay, Okay, did I myself? Castillo explains that in December, she and about 80 other Venezuelans were crossing into Colombia at night on a smuggling trail. At some point, she became separated from the group. While stumbling around in the dark. Castiel was surrounded by five men who she said raped her. She remains calm as she recounts the harrowing details tomorrow. Mm. Going Mirabelle memory. They tied me up with my own clothes, she says. Steel made her journey on a smuggling trail like this one Venezuelans are dragging their roller suitcases and pushing carts filled with their belongings, But it's rarely a straightforward journey. To no man's land where drug traffickers demand bribes rob migrants and sometimes even raped them. Since official border crossings were closed, Human rights activists report a sharp increase in sexual assaults on Venezuelans trying to reach Columbia. No. On the head of my deficit. Ponting Castle, those tassels. Last time Mama before we used to see one or two rape cases per week, says Vanessa a. Pedes, who runs a legal aid center for Venezuelan migrants. Now, she says, the weekly number of rapes sometimes tops two dozen Still could have crossed safely into Colombia if a nearby border bridge and immigration office had been opened, But they were closed 10 months ago amid the covert 19 pandemic. In other cases, the gang's promised to take Venezuelans across the border and find them jobs in Colombia. Migrant women and girls are in very vulnerable conditions, and they will take anything that they're offered. Basically, that's Maria Cecilia even yous, a lawyer for the rights group Women's link world. Wide and then when they get to Colombia, they find out that they're actually they're as victims of human trafficking. Many of these women and girls end up working as prostitutes in the city of Pamplona, a two hour drive from the border meet some of them on a pump on a street corner. They're rattled by the gruesome death a few days ago of one of their co workers 28 year old Maria Pernia. Yeah, Okay,.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"rosario" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
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Serial Killers
"rosario" Discussed on Serial Killers
"We often imagined monsters lurking in the darkness waiting for the perfect time to strike but the worst monsters the real monsters walk amongst us in the light of day nowhere is truly safe not a brightly lit shopping mall or even a crowded racetrack and real monsters will use your own ambitions against you with friendly grins and empty promises. The lure you win by you everything. You've always wanted fame fortune a modeling career. And just when you think you're going to get it they'll take everything from you including your life. One of those monsters was christopher bernard wilder born during world war two in sydney australia while just first moments were traumatic. During the delivery wilder struggled to breathe and doctors feared that he would die. A priest was rushed into the room to read wilder. His last rites miraculously after being crate over the baby's vital signs began to improve before long wilder was in clear. Of course wilder doesn't remember his first brush with death but he did claim to remember the second. When wilder was two years old he nearly drowned. Some accounts say that he fell into a pool others that he was at the beach either way the incident had lasting effects on wildfires. Hell he suffered from convulsions. And fainting spells for the next years. The convulsions were painful and arguably affected wilders mental health. These were his formative years. He wanted to be strong like his father. Who was a war hero. But growing up sick made him feel less and week. He couldn't wait to grow up and be a strong adult but as he started to. These fantasies evolved into something darker. He didn't just want to be strong. He wanted to be powerful. And perhaps in wilders young mind he associated power with dominance. because in these new fantasies wild. You're pictured himself hurting people. Despite these disturbing thoughts. Wilders childhood was actually a pleasant one his parents. Us naval officer and an australian woman were in a healthy relationship and provided wilder a stable middle class life in sydney. He was an average student to attended. Good schools held dual citizenship in both america and australia but instead of using these privileges to better himself wilder became spoiled and entitled in his early teens. Wilder reportedly avoided his responsibilities at home and at school spending most of his time hanging out with friends and drinking on the beach while there was a popular presence. They're no longer considered sickly. He started surfing and developed an athletic build. Girls took notice and as his confidence grew. He learned how to be charming. And funny the outside wild your head succeeded in becoming the strong person he had always wanted to be but inside. He was still harbouring. Dark thoughts and fantasies of dominance became more sexualize te. He'd noticed the girls at the beach but instead of imagining taking them on a date he fantasized about raping them. Vanessa's take over on the psychology here and throughout the episode as a note. Vanessa is not a licensed psychologist psychiatrist but she has done a lot of research for this. Show thanks greg wilders. Worrying fantasies about sexual violence were early indicators of his later killings criminology professor dr scott bond states that serial killers program themselves in childhood to become murderers through progressively intensifying loop of fantasy that means that the more wilder fantasized about sexual acts. The more he normalized them and once those violent sexual fantasies felt natural to him. He imagined increasingly escalating violence. Potential serial killers can go through this cycle for years before ever attacking their first victim. Although wilders loop had just begun he was already having difficulty keeping his burgeoning sexual urges in check so he started acting on them in the early nineteen sixties when wilder was eighteen or sixteen years old. He started sneaking out of the house but wilder wasn't meeting up with friends or taking joy rides. He was prowling suburban neighborhood in search of attractive women and when he found one likely and other teenager wilder would follow her home and wait he would watch them through their windows hoping to catch a glimpse of them naked one night a concerned neighbor spotted while dir and called the police but when the authorities arrived they lent wild. You're go with only a warning. The lack of punishment proved wilder. That there was nothing wrong with what he was doing so he started imagining what else he could get away with