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"Believe the only way to care for all of you is by seeing all that is you. Kaiser Permanente for all that is you. Learn more at kp .org. Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the Mid -Atlantic States Incorporated 2101 East Jefferson Street Rockville Maryland 852. Shop Safeway online or in store and save. Fresh strawberries and 16 ounce packages or $1 .99 each with digital coupon limit one offer and pork boneless loin or shoulder butt roast is $1 .99 per pound. This is WTOP News, WTOP -FM Washington, WWWTFM Manassas, WTOP -FM Braddock Heights Frederick 458 traffic and weather on the 8th and over to the traffic center Dave Dildine Rockville 270 Local lanes southbound under Route 28 you stay right to get past the last of the bus crash all the main lanes are open northbound on 270 minor slowing through Rockville Gaithersburg and Clarksburg 95 and Baltimore Washington Parkway few slowdowns near 32 175 and 100 but the earlier incidents on both routes both ways have cleared on the beltway some slowing on and off between College Park and Landover and in Virginia on the interloop coming out of Tysons across the Legion Bridge volume delays on the outer loop from Route 7 to
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"We're at 81 in Fredericksburg and 80 in Northwest DC. Money news at 10 and 40 past the hour brought to you by PenFed great rates for everyone. Here's Chef Claybaugh. This is October it means Americans with federal student loans have to start making payments again for the first time in three years but interest on those loans started accruing September 1st the new iPhone is running hot apple is addressing complaints by iPhone 15 buyers with a software update it says will address iOS bugs and the temporary setup period when compared to states the district now tops the list for what it takes to be a one percenter in the district also needs to earn at least 1 .01 million dollars in Virginia and Maryland it's about six hundred thirty four thousand but the Dow finished today down 74 points the S &P 500 index was little change but the NASDAQ finish finished the day up eighty eight points that's more than a half percent Jeff Glabel WTOP news. Alright Jeff 641 now WTOP they are the ones who work to keep so many DC area buildings clean and operating and on National Custodial Workers Recognition Day a crowd of workers took to the streets DC of to demand better wages in their next union contract. With a police escort they marched enchanted. These members of the local chapter of the Service Employees International Union say amid contract negotiations with the group that represents two dozen building operators in the DC area raised requests are not being met. Jamie Contreras is with the union. These workers paying are more for food they're paying more for rent. Worker Anna Hernandez says they're also overworked. We need more people. Among those rallying with them DC council member Charles Allen. What do you want? And when are you gonna get it? Peter Chadilovich lead negotiator for the Washington Service Contractors Association which represents the building says while both sides are far apart on pay he's hopeful a deal can be made. If not the union says they'll be ready to strike when their contract runs out on October the 15th. In downtown Washington Mike Murillo WTOP news. And on this National Appreciation Custodian Day students and teachers at one elementary school are paying tribute to a man who does a lot more they say than clean up and fix things. He keeps children excited about coming to school whether it's helping to fix bikes or starting a conversation in the cafeteria. Custodian Frank Sarfo or Mr. Frank as he's known at Little Run Elementary does his best to motivate students to go to class. So if they say let me come when I come if Mr. Frank will talk to me. He's been at the school for almost seven years fixing bikes and making sure kids have their lunch in the cafeteria. His was one of the first names Principal Kristi Yarn learned when she started there in the spring of 2022. He connects next with kids that sometimes it's not easy to connect with. He even changes into his soccer uniform for the annual sixth grade versus staff kickball game. The cheers Mr. Frank it's like okay that's when this kickball game is ready day to start to when he comes out. Scott Gelman, WTOP news. Stick with us here on WTOP the latest war on the in Ukraine including major supports from the 27 European union foreign ministers it's 643. Shop Safeway online or in store and save Fresh strawberries in 16 ounce packages or $1 .99 each with digital coupon limit one offer and pork boneless loin or shoulder
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How Pleasant Hill Plans to Boost Economic Activity With Councilwoman Sue Noack
"Development is always a question I ask, what is Pleasant Hill doing to attract new business as to the city? Whether a it's new restaurant, a storefront location or an employment center, what are some of the things that Pleasant Hill is doing to attract those customers? So really what we're focused on right now is bringing back the businesses from COVID, right? And we lost some businesses in that and some were struggling, and so we want to bring that back. So there are two things that we're doing with some of our IRPA funds. And one of them is this Pleasant Hill perks card concept, right? So if you buy a Pleasant Hill perks card for 100 bucks, the city gives you 50 out of our IRPA funds. And so you can only spend it on those organizations or entities within Pleasant Hill. So that's trying to bring money into our businesses that survive COVID and that still exist. The other thing we did is we use some of the IRPA money to provide grants to businesses that may have not had as much of an online presence as was so helpful during COVID. So we have a grant program so business can apply for grants to get assistance dollar wise and also connections to other entities to provide them with that assistance to make their online presence better. So those are two things. The other thing that we focus on is making our city vibrant so people want to move into our city, right? And that's keeping the roads nice. We have free parking. We don't have meters anywhere in our city at all. And that's a big deal. A lot of people like to come to a city where they don't have to worry about paying for parking. And so we get a lot of people from outside Pleasant Hill coming into Pleasant Hill. So those are some of the things we're doing that are more soft items, making the city just more pleasant. Downtown is being redone. Some of the owners of downtown are redoing a plaza to make it more friendly for people to come and take food and sit outside and relax and chat with people. So there's work being done there as well. So I think there's a lot of good work being done. We're never going to be a super big retail site. We're just not big enough. We have some on the edges, right? So the Coles Crossing area is a good shopping area and then up by Target and Safeway. Those are Pleasant Hill. The Sun Valley Mall is not, but further west of that is Pleasant Hill again. So those areas we want to make sure traffic can flow. That's tricky up there. We're 680 and Contra Costa Boulevard are, but trying to make those entities vibrant as well as making sure people can access them easily and get there. So those are our bigger retail areas. So, and we have an economic development person who spends a lot of time talking to businesses that might have an interest in coming into Pleasant Hill. And I think as everybody is facing, there's a change in how people buy things these days, right? Whether they go online or whether they go to the store. And so we have to look at those changes and see what services still require bricks and mortar. And that's what we need to attract.
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"Believe the only way to care for all of you is by seeing all that is you. Kaiser Permanente for all that is you. Learn more at kp .org. Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the Mid -Atlantic States Incorporated 2101 East Jefferson Street Rockville Maryland 852. Shop Safeway online or in store and save. Fresh strawberries and 16 ounce packages or $1 .99 each with digital coupon limit one offer and pork boneless loin or shoulder butt roast is $1 .99 per pound. This is WTOP News, WTOP -FM Washington, WWWTFM Manassas, WTOP -FM Braddock Heights Frederick 458 traffic and weather on the 8th and over to the traffic center Dave Dildine Rockville 270 Local lanes southbound under Route 28 you stay right to get past the last of the bus crash all the main lanes are open northbound on 270 minor slowing through Rockville Gaithersburg and Clarksburg 95 and Baltimore Washington Parkway few slowdowns near 32 175 and 100 but the earlier incidents on both routes both ways have cleared on the beltway some slowing on and off between College Park and Landover and in Virginia on the interloop coming out of Tysons across the Legion Bridge volume delays on the outer loop from Route 7 to
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A highlight from 103 Organarchist Part 2
"Welcome to Oregon Rooted, I'm Higher Peaks, and this is Lady Sativa. You're listening to The Dirt Show, where we bring you Oregon's cannabis culture. Salt farming, basically. Nitrogen is a gas. How the fuck do you put nitrogen in a plant in a bag of powder? You've got a bag of powder, how the fuck is there a gas in that bag of powder? I'll explain it. You can bond a nitrate molecule to a salt molecule. Now, salt is just something that dissolves in water. So what happens is as soon as you put that compound that you've created into water, one salt molecule breaks off and then you have the nitrate. So you get that it's water soluble now. If you ever notice a bag of dry amendments, it's dry. But when you put it in water, it all goes away. So that's the salt molecule breaking off, making that gas basically available for plants to take up. That's how all salts work. It's how all synthetic nutrients work. Then you can use different things to bond different things to different things. But any time you do that, you're breaking off one piece of it that goes into the plant and then you're leaving something else that's just a byproduct and it's not desirable. And you can't avoid it. It only happens. It's not my opinion. It's how the fucking nutrients work. So over time, you develop a bunch of waste products. You don't buy the salt to throw in your soil. You buy the salt bound to the nitrogen to get the nitrogen. But half of that bag is shit you don't want in your soil, but you still do it anyway. That gets away from all of the needs for biology because you have a water soluble gas or you have water soluble rocks. And that's the only way to get rocks and gases that will go up into the roots. But there's a whole other way, the proper way. But you have to make everything water soluble or else they can't get into the plant. Microbes make rocks water soluble. So there are fungi and bacteria and protozoas and micro arthropods and insects that take organic matter and break it down smaller and smaller and smaller into the smallest part, which is the goo of life of these organisms. So imagine you have a gut full of rocks that you can digest. So you ate a bunch of rocks, they get digested and then they're in your stomach as a liquid. It's water soluble. And then somebody comes in, slices your abdomen open and that shit pours out. Those rocks are now water soluble and available. So that's what happens with microbes. It was hard for me to really believe it enough to bet my whole farm on it. But I knew it was true. But I didn't feed salts. I didn't do any of that shit. But I was like, man, it can't be gut juice and saliva. But it is. So that's the main issue with growers of any kind. In order to grow any plant, you have to know how they eat rocks, basically. And once you fully understand that, then you can start feeding plants properly. So like I was driving through, where was I driving through? I was coming back from the coast and there was this hill of clay, red clay. So I pull over, I get myself a jar of this clay and I'm going to top dress this clay into my soil. And it's like, OK, most counterintuitive shit. Most people are like, oh, my soil is all clay. I need to add organic matter. But then I've got pots that are only organic matter. So I'm going to add clay. And what happens with clay and the biology is clay is basically... No, it's this. There's a silica plate, a silica plate. And then between those two are all calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, all the things you could ever want in a plant. So what you have to do is break that bond open with biology. And now they're available. That's the cation exchange reaction. So they're mobile elements and biology does that. So it's like, once you understand that, people are like, oh, my whole field is clay. I don't know what to do. It's like, I never need to buy cow mag. Don't buy cow mag. Buy organic matter. So it's like it's mind blowing fucking shit. And so I understand why people will be like, don't trust that it really is micro guts and spit that does all this. I get it. But it is really it's really true. And I see it in practice. Like I had to break open some pots. I had one fifties in my back porch and I had to get down to four plants. You know, the whole thing I complain about. I can get four plants. So I had to refill my pots. I took like a bunch of the 150s, broke them down, filled these two hundreds. That soil did not perform anywhere near like my undisturbed pots. Right up in your face and can't argue about it. So basically, I broke the whole system, you know, like everything was perfect. They were like, I don't know, I'll go under like I'd say the like five or six year pots at the least. So I'm not like over exaggerating. They were cycling perfect. In three years, 150, 200 gallon pot, three years, that thing's going to be cycled. Like you have no problem with digesting whatever you throw at that pot. You're not going to have imbalances, everything. It's it's an ecosystem. But I broke that ecosystem and I noticed the repercussions for breaking that ecosystem. And it just pushed me right back into this like truth that, you know, that I can't stop talking about. And that's why I warned you all. Yeah. Well, so so with all that said, when you go from outdoor into indoor, you do the same shit. You have to. Can you do living soil in small pots? No. So so you have to have like what, two forty fives in your four by four. Yeah, pretty much. I mean, I get it. There's people that have four by four beds in there. Yeah, that's what I do. So four by four bed. Yeah. This is what you want to do. Make this simple as possible. Every pot has a death zone around the ring of the pot. So let's just say even in my 200 gals, four inches in from the smart pot fabric, no matter what, I can't maintain that death ring. Like there's an exchange of air and that's all good. That's fine. It's supposed to be there. So picture this, a 200 gallon smart pot, four inches on one side of death ring, four inches on the other. So eight inches of death ring. Let's say you have a five gallon pot. How wide is that pot? Ten, eleven inches. It's like all death ring. So you can't do living soil in that. You can't do living soil in anything under a forty five. Yeah. And like I can't lift a pot comfortably bigger than a forty five. So that's and I can't go smaller with living soil. So I dedicated these pots like forty five gallon smart pots, living soils, fuck, infinite cycles. I can't even count how many. I still have the pots and they crush. I bring them outside and grow outdoor. Then I bring them inside in the fall, in the winter and grow indoor. Yeah. And never disturb it. No. Yeah. No. And here's the thing. Here's the thing. It's a balance. It's the pots are balanced. So there's a balance of root feeding nematodes and there's a balance of predatory nematodes. So that's fine. The predatory nematodes are going to take care of any bullshit in the soil. I'm pretty sure they eat some violence and everything else. Nematodes are gnarly, beneficial nematodes. Check the mouth parts. That's how you know. So once you have that and then like any root aphid issues that are probably being there's a predator for every one of those things. We haven't really categorized every predator for every prey at the highest level. We're somewhat of a good idea. But the best thing you can do is trust nature. So when I put a forty five gallon smart pot outside with a cover crop. Bring it inside. I'm not like, what do you bring in Russets? Whatever I'm bringing in is it's it's bringing in the predator for that. Yeah. So you have to go by like triple threat and shit. Actually. Shout out to ladybug or organics. Phoenix. Yeah. They're fucking dope. Yeah. That triple threat son. Yeah. Those people are great. Triple threat. You have spider mites and flower throw the triple threat fucking banging or just do living soil and trust it. And you won't have any problems. Yeah. Like there's a predator for every pathogen and problem. Have you noticed anything this year? You know, for me, the last few years, you know, aphids have been considerable an issue. Thrips are always around. It's like they fucking just hang out and you're, you know, hey, we're here forever. But you have noticed anything this year? Like on your plants or hanging around? No. You then. Well, earwigs have been horrible. Oh, fuck. So that but like as far as like I don't really have. Like I'm not even knocking on wood. I don't really have a lot of pressure like in those regards. Like, well, you're not also I'm you know me, I'm stuck in fucking town. So I'm subject to like five neighbors and they're bullshit. Right. So that's the thing. So here's here's the deal is like I live like in a place. This is all organic pasture. Right. This is soil food web central. It's all cycling properly for 60 years. They don't till anything that it's all like the ultimate and no more hemp fields. Right. No, no hemp fields. I fucking I did great with them anyway. That was fine. But, you know, aphids ain't shit. You know, aphids ain't shit. No, they're fucking no problem, man. Like any soft body shit ain't shit. Like with outdoor, it's like that all the predators are there for all those problems. Thrips, man, they are fucking annoying ass motherfucker. They are. It's not like they do much damage. It's like, fuck, man. Like they're always just there. Yeah. Because here's what says you have your homie over. And you're like, hey, check out my plants. He's like, all right, I got the thrips. Fuck, you know, it's a first. That's the first thing I'd say, man. Looks like there is some thrips. You know, grow through it. It's no problem. Yeah. You know, but if you have thrips indoor, you're fucked. Yeah. But if you have thrips outdoor and shit. Right. And I'm always trimming off that shit anyway. Yeah. But shit will eat them. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It should be a balanced ecosystem of like, what about cats, though? What about caterpillars? You know, come on. You got to get 17 chickens. That's right. I have 17 chickens. Good fucking luck. Yeah. And those those are monsters. Yeah. Yeah. Very good. Oh, those things are savage. Yeah. They're iridescent. If I didn't know how healthy a land you had around here, I'd say you're fucking shooting those bitches up with steroids. They look like they're all jacked up. Yeah. The transgender one is the gnarliest. That one is fucking savage. Yeah. I have a transgender chicken. So how do you how did you figure that out? Well, it goes. In the morning and then it tries to get it on with ladies. Oh, yeah. I see. That's transgender. Cool. Totally. It identifies. Well, if he's comfy with who we see. Yeah, it is. That's the hard thing about chickens. I don't know. I don't know. Pronoun for chicken. True. So I just call it transgender. And it does it nice to you. It's got a lot of testosterone, man. The thing contries me. You know, it's like really was born like it's really born confused. That can be jacked up hormones, man. My rooster won't really fuck with it. My rooster won't fuck it. Rooster won't fuck it. Nah, I'm good. It's like, I'm good. Do butch for me. I watch this shit all the time. Oh, my God. Nature don't lie, dude. But yeah, to the flock of chickens, man, they fucking take shit out. Earwigs are a problem because the chickens go to bed and that earwigs come out. So it's like. But that's when you have a little frogs and shit or whatever. Yeah. But earwigs have been a pain in the ass. But that's the main thing about the earwigs, in my opinion, is if we irrigate enough. They fucking drowned out because they're fucking dumb as shit when it comes to water. They'll just go in the water and drown. Yeah. They're like suicidal. Like if I leave any water out, they just like a whole bucket of earwigs, you know, so it's not hard to get them. So if we you know, the drought brought a lot of that. It's a problem. You know, the hemp brought in all the aphids. Exactly. And so and then they'd like probably spray weird shit. Yeah. If it's a dip, you know, like going from like Safeway to the co -op. Yeah. Coming over here because I'm spraying. Yeah. Spray with fucking Karanja. Yeah. I saw a post about that. What what's the deal? Do people forget about that stuff or what? Yeah. It's like, what? I forgot about it. I'm like, dude, I've been using that for a minute. My G. Yeah, man. I'm like. I felt obligated to remind some motherfuckers because I was like making Karanja memes for work. Yeah, you were. I saw that. I know, dude. You don't ever get in trouble. Every week. Every week, dude, I almost get fired. I'm not even kidding. You're my hero, man. Dude, I almost get fired every week. It's. Oh, I had. Well done. Oh, yeah. But Karanja is the jam. But yeah. Oh, yeah. But yeah, I heard hella people's feelings like a bunch of times. And like like the owners of like the largest like farming distribution companies. I can't like even say the names of them. Like the biggest ones you all know. They like personally messaged. We're like, man, you need to take that shit down. And like I almost got fired. Wow. Every Friday for like a month. They're like, please. Yeah. Yeah. And then I was like, oh, where? Watch this. Yo, and then I almost got fired for that. Yeah, I was like, oh, man, fucking kid safe mother approved memes. You know, I had like really healthy African -American gentleman like holding the 10 millimeter socket being like, oh, isn't it challenging that we always lose these? And I was like, yeah, I can't get fired for that. And dude, I almost did. Yeah. Yeah. Don't become a meme admin. That shit is not fun. Yeah, it sucks. Oh, dude. Been slapped on the wrist a few times. But it's cool because like really I'm just like I'm making some jokes and shit, but you can slide in really cool information into it. Like I clown salts as a motherfucker. You know which one I love the most? Tell me. Is your... Oh, God. The one the meme that you made that was the living fucking... Living Rockwell? Rockwell. Dude, I fucking, I died on that for 10 minutes. You know what? I reposted that to my story. I actually had someone message me saying, how did you get living fucking Rockwell? Oh, yeah. Yeah. I photoshopped that shit. I'm done. I'm done. Yeah. Dude, somebody hit me up. I can't answer. Somebody hit me up there like it's technically it's no -till. You're like, yeah, it is. But yeah, it's like I'm having fun with it because like I say, man, I have an agenda. There's an agenda behind everything I fucking do. Organarchist is a real thing. Right. This is like some like but it's more like the Illuminati behind the scenes. Like you got some Illuminati memes and shit. You know that deep, deep fucking meaning. Oh, totally. Yeah, it's like it's jokes. But like that shit's all real. Are you getting the point? Oh, dude, like some of them, I can't even talk about how real they are, dude. Like all I do is hang out with a bunch of people that are like, like I can't even believe it. Like all the industry people. Like I'm like rubbing elbows with them and they like talk to me and I'm like, holy fucking crap, dude. And so I make memes out of them, dude. And like almost get fucking fired. I imagine you spend a lot of time trying to turn the botsoil into living soil for people. Is that a good assumption? Oh, yeah. Well, here's the thing. Look, buy this now and build it later or build it now. You've got to start somewhere. Sure. So you've got to have peat. You've got to have cocoa. You've got to have some compost. You've got to have some perlite or pumice. I mean, the fucking, what are you going to do? Like you need like large biomass to start soil. Or like if you're doing like amending native soil straight out the gate, like no beds, no till. Then, you know, you're like buying tarps or something like whatever. But like I feel good about like being able to provide people with like the bases for things. Man, why not have a dope ass season right out the gate as you're waiting the three years to have a full cycle. Sure, sure. Absolutely. Like you said, you've got to start. You've got to start. So if you want to go into it, be like, you know what? I'm a masochistic motherfucker and I just love to fail for the sake of my integrity. Dude, don't ever call a soil company. Don't ever plug into it. Just go do your thing. I fully support you, man. But like if you're going to farm, like you want results. So it's like you're going to put a lot of effort into something and then it's nice to have some results. So you buy something that's like has everything that you've ever wanted it anyway. Like not to like shameless plug, but I'm going to fucking plug the real shit. If you ever want to start a living soil pot, bed, anything with like, you know, purchased soil. Rogue farmer relaunched. It's got every single fucking thing. It's going to sound like a commercial. I don't do fucking go to the website and look and you're going to be like, holy crap, dude. The kitchen sink is in there. There's shit that you wouldn't even think to throw in there. There's shit that is in there that in 10 years you'll be like, man, I'm glad I learned to throw this shit in there. Yeah, absolutely. Like for real. What kind of base is it? Is it cocoa or beet? Both. Oh, yeah. And compost and cow shit that's been sterilized. Like this is all laboratory made. So, I mean, of course, as soon as you open the bag, it's, you know, susceptible to everything. But at least you get to start with something, especially for indoor people. Like if you want to do indoor living soil. Yeah. Then you want to have science. A clean start. And then intentionally introduce things. Because you don't want to start off an ecosystem by like rolling some fucking dice. Like you can. Yeah. But again, if you want instant results. Then you can you can mitigate that problem and still go in the direction. Like I said, I started my whole greenhouse, amended living soil with rocket fuel. Yeah. Because I wanted to throw in a bunch of ice cream. And that's a little hot, right? The rocket fuel runs a little hot. No, it's just has. You can put seedlings in there. Oh, fuck yeah, dude. OK. Yeah. Just curious. Oh, yeah, totally. Oh, I mean, I'm not that. It's crazy. But so I just I started with that because I wanted results right away. And I got them. And then I got to pay for the whole greenhouse. And now it's all living soil, mulched, amended and like cycling properly. You know. Sure. So you got to start somewhere or don't plant a cover crop. And as the little baby shoots start to come up, tarp it. Let it all die back. Throw another cover crop, plant daikon radishes and pull the radishes and then put compost in there. I mean, I can tell you in one DM how to like do it in like probably two years. Like, you know, like real out as like native land, like regenerating. But you're not going to get any results. Yeah. Right. I knew a guy that was like all no till. Everyone knows this guy. And if he hears this, he's going to be like, I'm that guy. And it's cool because he's like, man, fucking no till sun. I'm going to go out there. I'm just going to mulch and amend some native Applegate soil. Throw them right in the holes with like one gal of like, you know, their transplant soil and run it. I'm not even doing shit. And I was like, yeah. Yeah. Failed at the highest level. Yeah. Yep. And then he was like, man, I probably should have told it. And I'm like, yeah, no, not that either.
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"Nula come design dot com. This is WTO P news. It's 7 15. I'm Michelle bash. And I'm John Aaron. A man is now behind bars in Montgomery county after police say he robbed a group of girl scouts. The troop was selling samoas in the like outside of Safeway on shady grove road and Rockville on February 12th. That's when police say 24 year old Gerard Luke Harrison came up to them and he wasn't there to do Doe. Please say he stole their money 6 days later, just a few blocks away on false grove's drive. Police say the same suspect robbed a delivery driver at gunpoint. Harrison was arrested Friday and now faces armed robbery assault and numerous weapons charges, investigators say they found multiple items connected to the crimes in his home, it's not clear if that meant boxes of tag alongs or thin mints. Luke Luger WTO P news. A former soldier has been sentenced to 45 years in prison for plotting a jihadist attack on his army unit. 24 year old Ethan melzer of Louisville, Kentucky, pleaded guilty in June to try to murder fellas, fellow U.S. service members, providing material support for terrorists, and illegally transmitting national defense information. According to court documents, melzer planned an attack on his troop in the days leading up to his deployment to turkey. He also sent to tales about his unit's location, movements and security to a white supremacist pro jihadist group called the order of 9 angels. The Department of Veterans Affairs is taking a closer look at race and its connection to care. Federal news networks, jury heckman has more. The VA's equity task force will look into disparities in the rate at which the VA grants healthcare and benefits to black veterans, as well as minority and historically underserved veterans, a federal lawsuit filed last December, claims that for decades, the VA was more likely to reject the disability compensation claims of black veterans than white veterans. VA secretary does McDonald tells reporters the agency has been wrestling with disparities based on race in benefits decisions and military discharge status. Bottom line is this. We won't rest until every veteran gets the world class care and benefits that they have earned. Jewelry heckman, federal news network. To Ukrainian pilots are reportedly in the U.S. for an assessment of their skills in flying, fighter jets. It comes as Biden administration officials say there are no plans to send F-16s to Ukraine for now. The U.S. official tells Politico military experts are watching the pilots in simulators in order to determine how the U.S. can better advise the Ukrainian air force. Other officials say the aim is to evaluate how long it'll take Ukrainian pilots to learn to fly modern fighter aircraft, including F-16s. It's 7 18. Traffic and weather on the 8s here's Rita. If you're in Virginia on northbound 95, watch for your delays first in Stafford coming out of Fredericksburg off and on making your way toward 6 ten garrisonville road. Then from Dale City into woodbridge, watch for the wreck near the Prince William Parkway along the right side, one of the response vehicles kind of infringing on that right lane. So stay out of that right lane. And stick to those left side to get by. Lorton to newington is another delay then in Springfield tour edsel road, and again after The Pentagon headed across the 14th in the case headed toward the third street tunnel, the earlier problem on the inbound 14th street bridge has been cleared. Eastbound 66 those passing two 34 business getting into centerville and approaching and passing route 50 and the northbound George Washington Parkway has the delays trying to get past one 23. A single lane gets you by the work. Wax pool road at the loudoun county Parkway was a report of a wreck, Wellington road near ball's foot in Devlin road was a report of a crash. In Maryland, southbound two 70, heavy before urbana, headed toward one O 9 starting to slow passing one 24, then it looks good to the lane divide still, outer loop top side of the beltway delays from 95 around toward Georgia avenue. Keep an eye out for anything on university boulevard in the area of the beltway. It looks like there's a report of a crash. While the Baltimore Washington Parkway, southbound slows approaching one 75, then you find the volume inbound en route 50 coming from two O two on to New York avenue or on to D.C. two 95, which remains solid all the way past east capital street. I'm Rita Kessler, WTO traffic. Storm team fours Chad Merrill, we ended up with a pretty nice one yesterday. I got to spend some time outside and enjoy it. Do we get anything close to a repeat today? Well, the high
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"safeway" Discussed on WTOP
"On the 8s, nothing yet, Mary, right? No, but they are working in on the Baltimore Washington Parkway. And it's basically weather related if you're traveling southbound Baltimore, Washington Parkway between greenbelt, or one 93, they're now inside of the beltway running south. They'll be along the left side. They clean out the drains and everything in preparation, clear out any debris for any set S word maybe on the way. But beyond this and things in Maryland, we're doing well. They're always working in hyattsville, part of the purple line construction university boulevard west near Riggs, they should be blocking along the right side, but beyond the Parkway, big roads, Maryland side doing okay, nothing currently reported all around the beltway. That is both in Maryland and in Virginia. Now on the Virginia side, we do have a new crash. They'll take you by surprise on 66 as you're heading westbound off of the beltway right at the nutley street exit beginning of the ramp right side is blocked that's actually the transition lane that goes to nutley street, but a lot of equipment now on scene. So if you're westbound, getting up to nutley street, stay tuned to the left. They now V dot took that extra lane. So two to the left will get you by the crash. One looks like a solo crash into the wall. Again, 66 from Rosalind all the way through front royal has been at speed, so this will take you by surprise. Nothing in the eastbound direction. 95 in Virginia is still doing well from Springfield to Pennsylvania, nothing currently reported. Now in manassas, it's a house fire on Yorkshire lane between old centerville road in 28 followed direction in the heart of fairfax. We've got emergency utility underway on Main Street near university here only a single aim may be getting by to the district we go three 95 from the 14th street bridge all the way onto this three 95 Southwest freeway you're still moving at speed, but if you are eastbound to go northbound into the third street tunnel stay right, the crew is on that ramp. Now this week at Safeway, clip the digital coupon to get signature farms, blueberries for just three 99, download the Safeway app for more deals, rewards and perks, married to pampa WTF traffic, storm team force clay Anderson joins us now in clay little touch of winter coming. Absolutely and in the forecast sunshine would give way to cloudy skies across the area winds will be from
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"I agree. It's too funny. You can control your electric bills from Novak without hibernating. Simple actions can put those savings in motion. Set your thermostat at 60 8° or lower. Layer clothing at blankets to stay cozy. Replace baths with short showers. As a not for profit cooperative, novec is here to help. Visit Novak dot com forward slash save. Novak, offering simple ways to save. At the intersection of sports, community and media. You will find the future and to play it forward foundation is paving the way to that future through building, educating and exposing youth to opportunities to play it forward foundation or pith elevates and equips elite young athletes through NIL branding to support their development and secure their future. Learn more at PIF foundation dot org. That's PIF foundation dot org. Playing forward foundation, creating opportunities. Stock up on everything you need to conquer cold and flu season at your local Safeway. They have everything you need for any coffin flu needs this season. Get cold and flu relief from products like vicks NyQuil or dayquil. Tylenol cold and flu, alka seltzer, mucinex, and Bigelow T's. When you're feeling under the weather, Safeway has everything you need to get feeling better fast. Find everything you need at your local Safeway and feel better fast. All right, let's talk about that NFL playoffs here for a little bit. I had said last week, I just want to, you know, I always like to give myself credit when I'm right and then not mention it when I'm wrong. I had said last week I liked the three underdogs and the niners and only the Giants screwed that up for me. So three and one was a nice weekend. It was a bloodbath for me on Sunday. I like both the bills and cowboys. It was ugly. The bills game is still to me a complete mystery. hit the over with the bills for the year, by the way? Yeah. You must have, right? Yeah. The bills gave on something was a mystery because if you're the Buffalo Bills, how are you just scoring ten points? People making it like the snow. And how about the fact that the bangles offensive line? See, that line to me made no sense. That's why it was all over the bills because it just did not add up. If it were four, if it were three, maybe I'd feel differently, but the fact that there was a public push to where that line went to 6 plus points and you heard about the offensive line, anything bought, that was one of the greatest offensive line performances I've ever seen, borrowed and get taught she was carving them up all day long. They couldn't stop them. And then you had the cowboys? Yeah, I like the cowboys. And then once dac throws that first horrible pick and it should have been worse, you just knew. And even ma her missing the frig extra point. I know it didn't end up costing them, but it just said a bad tone. Yeah, we're at Paul getting hurt. They couldn't stop him in the end. They just ran the ball down their throat. They scored the difference making touchdown. And then that was that. But the bills won't bothered me because I thought that the real bills would show up. Not that I was like everybody else picking them the one the Super Bowl, but I was you know what I came away from that game saying the bangles were by far the better team. Like by far, not even close. Yeah. The Bengals and chiefs think to me is so weird because I feel like it keeps shifting. People don't talk enough about the chiefs and borough wasn't getting enough credit. He keeps going back and forth. I do think it's interesting. The line opened with the chiefs minus one or minus one and a half. It went to Bengals minus one. Then it went to Bengals minus two. And then today on Wednesday, all the reports were that mahomes practice he seems fine. Now the line's down to Bengals minus one. This is a big theme with you with the respect. I do think it's a little disrespectful that the chiefs are underdogs at home winning 13 games and being in the title games in super bowls every year. I feel like everybody, myself included after watching the bangles just dominate buffalo, said at that moment, this team is winning the Super Bowl. Now, that may be the case, but everybody's feeling that way. That means I would probably lean the other way and you're right. It's fuel point now. How the hell is Kansas City? You could say it's a pickup. You want to give me Kansas City minus one. You can not have the bangles as a favorite on the road in the championship game against Kansas City. Well, that's the thing. I think it's the mahomes ankle is really what it's all about. To me, I look at it like I'd be curious for you to take on this. Like to me, that game is going to start Sunday and the average Joe schmo sports fan like me and you sitting at home watching that game on TV. We're not going to really know what his ankles like. We don't know what you mean. The pain can he plant his foot. Throw straying. But did he get worse? I mean, because we did see him perform, it was a little limited, but he was still basically Patrick Mahomes. I didn't think he was in that second. If you watch, if you watch, he throws a touchdown pass and it falls to the ground because he's in pain. And he had a very long time planning. Well, he was definitely in pain. I remember he couldn't drop back three steps or whatever to hand it off. And the palming of it was messed up. He was hopping around. He was definitely hampered, but he was still effective. Let's put it that way. Oh yeah, yeah. He can be effective. Home 50% is almost a 100% better than everybody else. Right, my point is he can be effective. I don't think he's gonna be I'm gonna be a 100%. I mean, this may shock you, I'm not a doctor, but I can't see how you hurt your ankle that badly, and then a week later, you're a 100%. I mean, that's my point. When that game starts, is he 90%? Is he 70%? That 50%. We're not going to know that. I mean, we'll know it once the game starts, but going into it. In my mind, as of now, I have been let that factor in how I view that game, because if I'm thinking that he's at all limited, then I think that's why people are going to be on the bangles, thinking that mahomes, mahomes effect. So we're taping this on Wednesday night. As of now, Bengals minus one total 47 and a half. What do you like? God. You could say nothing. You don't have to be an animal. If you don't like the line, you say you don't like a line. I don't do the over unders. Honestly, these games this week, a, I haven't given it too much thought yet on Wednesday. B, I'm still shell shocked from the bath. I took on Sunday. I'm going to do something because I want to have action on these games. I just don't know what yet. And I think I want to root for Cincinnati the win at all. My gut would be saying Cincinnati, if not for now, the overwhelming flip in the public. So push comes to shove I'll probably end up with Cincinnati, but maybe I'll take them as a future to win the Super Bowl as opposed to just in this game. Yeah, I hate the game from the standpoint of I love both mahomes and borrow. I don't want to, you know, I want to see both of them. So I'm touring from that standpoint. Do you have a magic that you want to see? Super Bowl matchup? Do you like weed versus the eagles? I think that's cool. I'm not sure if you get the little history. The Bengals deserve a title. I'd like to see my homes win
Bloomberg Radio New York
"safeway" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Customers. You won't pay more as much at the cash register. And it basically means the FCC's focus on labor basically means the company's public can't make those commitments to the FTC because the FTC won't see them as a good thing. So they're kind of forced all in those defenses what we call an efficiency defense. It definitely means the FTC is scrutinizing as hard as it would be other one. How does Albertsons acquisition in 2015 of safe way affect the thinking here or the thinking of those who are opposing this? Yeah, so in 2015, albertson's purchase Safeway, which is a pretty significant, a pretty large brand. And as part of the deal, the FTC let it go through and required that Albertsons spin off, I believe it was a 169 or a 168 stores. Most of those went to a regional grocery chain called Higgins, which I believe is in the Pacific Northwest. And within a year, Higgins declared bankruptcy and sold 33 of the stores back to Albertsons at a massive discount. So I was actually made money on the stores that asked them and bought back in purchase them for so little. One of my sources called it like a poster child for bad merger review. Because the FTC are going to at least advocate and now cheerlead a comm made a mistake in loving Matthew go through at least with the divestiture that it required because Higgins couldn't handle the additional stores and publishers benefited at the end of the day. And we talked to several union members who had friends who were laid off or coworkers and there was a union press conference where members talked about going through layoffs as a result of that as well. So the FTC is definitely aware of what went wrong 7 years ago. And that's going to make both them and oversight way more interested in other longer pushback here. Coming up next, I'll continue this conversation with Bloomberg law reporter Dan paskin, and will tell you what senator is particularly upset about this merger, saying he'll do everything possible to stop it. I'm Joan Grasso and you're listening to Bloomberg. World markets, headlines, and breaking news 24 hours a day. As Bloomberg dot com, the Bloomberg business app. And at Bloomberg
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"safeway" Discussed on Retire South Shore Radio
"As that inflation has that everyone talks about right now. This is halloween weekend. Of course we know that. And it's not all about scaring you even though inflation is kind of creepy and it's creeping up I think you said something very important said stay ahead of it acknowledged what's happening. And that's a very reassuring statement if you jump in and get the right advice and get the right people working with you And you really look at the whole picture. There's a way to mitigate any of this and much of this. I should say yeah absolutely and you mentioned scaring. Nobody wants to get scared halloween night. We were all terrified on wednesday. The storm win they of my house. so yeah i mean just staying ahead of a building strategy looking at what your game plan is going to be. I'm building that in and that's what we do here in the office. We'll put together an income strategy with clients and basically look at their still what they're spending money on An adjusted for inflation for things that need to be adjusted for inflation. And make sure that when we're stress testing their their their money and their situation that under bad circumstances are very extreme circumstances. They still have enough money to cover all of their costs. That gives them that peace of mind. Unreal that you know. I've been doing this for almost twenty five years. That's what people want to know when they're going into retirement that they want to know that they're not going to have to worry about running out of money. They want to know that the people that are helping with helping them with their money are people that they can trust who have their best interests at heart. I and that they're using realistic assumptions. Because when you're in the money business and you're in the numbers business you can obviously change numbers and change projections to make everything. Look really fantastic with what we want to be realistic. And sometimes when clients sit down with us to like. it's really kind of boring. I'm like yep. I know i wanted to be boring off the bat i wanted to be. You know almost full on your head be able to achieve what we're looking at because we obviously wanted to be better. I'm talking about returns but if it isn't better we wanna make sure that you can still sustain your lifestyle you indeed. We're talking here with mark rollet about the inflation issue. That is affecting everyone you know. We often talk about the importance of and the helpful benefit of having a budget even an informal one. So you know what. You're spending your money on if i'd say now more than ever. This is the time to think about that. There are ways to cut and ways to save even in an inflationary spiral. I mean you have to have a budget and when when you and i talk about budgets. We're not talking about budgeting. Were just talking about looking at what you spend your money on. That's your budget right. You have your stuff that you're going to buy and looking at it from the perspective of while like you said a minute ago if you can cook costs on some things and without giving the actual thing great I told you last week blarney night after years of talking about it got rid of cable so we got rid of cable and now we just have streaming through youtube. Tv and it's exactly the same from our perspective but it significantly less expensive with when you start looking at budgets. Look at those things. look at what. You're actually spending money on you. Know inflation is based on this basket of goods the consumer price index. But what if the stuff that's in. That isn't things that you actually use. So let's look at your basket of goods your stuff that you're going to spend money on and how that's going to evolve and change over time maybe you of a mortgage for four more years going into retirement and you're in your head you're like i've always paid that mortgage for the last thirty years of the last twenty seven years in that example. You just budgeting that you're going to continue to pay it but you're not three years into it. The mortgage is going to be done now. You've got this raise. I if you will. We take into consideration those things when we were laying in widgets trick retreat. That's the treat a surprising. Treat by the way folks We often mentioned the fact that there is a terrific opportunity to connect with the all hands analysis team at seltzer retirement services. They offer free fifty minute no obligation strategy calls for those particular nagging questions. You don't have to become a client. Many people do but it's just a way to get information out there to you quickly and put your mind at ease. Seven eight one eight three six four two one four mark. I think you raise a really good point. The fifteen minutes strategy calls are just awesome way for people from from their house or their car to talk to one of the guys are people here in the office and have a question answered. And i i will say that we can probably help about eighty percent of the people that we connect with. It doesn't mean that eighty percent of the people become clients that it'd be wonderful but that's not what i mean. What i mean is by the time they get off the phone. They knew something that they didn't know before that puts more money in their pockets and that's ultimately what people want if you can do that in a really simple way show them some sort of strategy or something. They were unaware of that puts more money in their pockets. It makes me happy. I it's it's what we wanna do. We want to help people with and some of those people say you know what i'd like to. I'd like to come in. And i'd like to a few other things But like i said eighty percent of the people that we talked to we can give them some piece of advice that they didn't otherwise no that gives them more money. Let me repeat the number and again. This number will be answered of first thing monday if not over the weekend and somebody on the office team. We'll get back to you if you'd like to set up one of these calls seven eight one eight three six four two one four again. Seven eight one eight three six four two one four and i've been in the business long enough to know that it's sometimes difficult to grab a pencil and write numbers down so another very easy way to do. This is go to retire. so sure. Dot com the site. We mentioned all the time. There's a grid a calendar grid. You can schedule a session on the phone. In second sister couple of clicks retire south shore dot com. So we were talking in the first segment and it's important to remember that taxes always are in play and taxes aren't going to be going down it looks like anytime soon and would the government spending so much money or promising to spend so much money. This affects the entire world economy in the entire world market so Taxes reflect all that as will the price of shares of stock and things like that. But let's remind people that there were things that can be done in advance of all of this to mitigate the tax impact. Yeah i mean if if you're if you're sitting at home and looking at your stuff you look at it from the perspective of youth think that taxes are going to go right which most people are aware that taxes are going to go so wouldn't it may be make sense to look at where you're currently at what tax brackets you're in and see if hey if you're going to maintain in that tax bracket And if there's additional ceiling room before you get into the next tax bracket maybe wanna start thinking about taking some money out of these accounts paying the taxes on them now when you can control how much the taxes are doesn't mean you have to spend the money there's a multitude of things you can do with it. We talk about. You know reinvesting it in in the regular usual stuff roth conversions gifting to the kids aggressively paying down debt to eliminate the need for that in common in the long run. But i think it gives people a great opportunity to look at it. No nobody likes paying taxes But it these are constant inevitably. These people are going to have to pay taxes on. So when you're working when you have a job. And i say this every single week at webinars and seminars You don't have an awful lot of control about what tax bracket you're going to be in reich. You got your w. two you got your ten ninety nine when you transition into retirement you got this window of opportunity right so if you're sixty five you've got a seven year window before you hit seventy two where if you prepare correctly you can control much more. What tax bracket you're in. But you have to prepare ahead of time because if you don't do anything then you you hit seventy two and then all of a sudden you're gonna lose control again because you've got this pile of money that you've not paid any taxes on on the tax rates are going to be what they're going to be and you have to take distributions at those accounts regardless of whether you need them or not so our job on a lot of our objective to help appliances to try and help the minimize their lifetime tax bill which i every week i think is equally as important as trying to make sure that they're making money on their money in our case in a safeway mutt. I think.
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"safeway" Discussed on Wealth Academy Podcast - Wealth Is More Than Just Moneyhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/paullawrencevann
"Or is that program that issue. That's powell a lot of times. We go through life in a lot of times our experiences. That program is very dysfunctional. And we claim that we think that is us that is not us cause anything we claim that is uh that is not us it all has limits to it. They're a trip. You identify so much with a black person. What limits come with being a black person. What limits come with your program. They're all liquid absolutely so the child knows there's no limits the young child after they'd been programmed. There's limits now a lot of times us as grownups. We want our children to be great but only they stay in their lane. The safeway sure so. We're going to say do this do this do this. That child is an individual. That child has hopes and dreams. It's a lot of times. The people that loved in the most are the ones that crushed those hopes and dreams. Yes we all have something. We came here to do that. Only we can do the way we can do it. Absolutely we know this when we come into this world for sure told. No that's not gonna work. You need to do it this way right. And then you start. Hearing stories that society gives oh black people. They can only do this or this evening teachers. Now go this way because you know people like you Really don't make it in this. This field be right. You start to believe the lies just because somebody else has limits they wanna put those limits on you. Yeah and i'll tell you in. Thank you so much for that. And also i want to share with our listeners viewers to life coach and how you inspire your clients and artists to take a no limits approach to living because we are talking about limits right. Now how do you help them with. This will like i was saying earlier. You have to know that war. You've got to know that you're limitless. And then like what do you wanna do with your life. And then the why is always the big thing. why what. Why do you want to do what you wanna do with your life and if you start answering the why then you can start to work backwards in in understand why you want it this way in which you get the y out of the way. How are you gonna do it do it. But most don't even know why they wanna do with. They want to do this. I think we all. I know we all want the same things. That'll everyone right but.
Habits and Hustle
"safeway" Discussed on Habits and Hustle
"Do you really wanna be having ten thousand discussions like that fighting over catch up. That sucks you know my nightmare my worst nightmare in life. I told my wife this. When i in my nightmare in life is ten years from now. We're sitting here talking about money and were looking over some safeway grocery receipt and critiquing all you. You spend too much on that head of lettuce. Oh we should really get broccoli on sale. I don't wanna live on a planet where i have to do that. Therefore let's come up with a proactive set of rules. How much do we wanna spend every year on food on vacation on gifts. Let's do it right up front right ahead of time and then we don't ever have to worry about critiquing the price of sauerkraut never. That's a good so basically you're saying people should put together their money rules right up front or what's like non-negotiables for them right up front to help with these alleviate or just not get into these problems down the road. You're talking about what's important. It's you probably won't come up with these chris. Money rules on day one because it's a lot of work it's hard right and it takes time for you to even know what your own rules are right when i ask people whether are your rules are like what the fuck you talking about. What's they don't know what it is. They don't even know nothing about money. How can they come up with rules. But that's okay. You can google money rules. You can see what mine are borrow some of them if you like and as you start to talk to your partner you know. Hey when you when you were growing up. What did your parents talk about when it came to money like would they spend on where the in debt how they think about it. You know my parents this what he did and so you know. Now i'm i'm kind of nervous about x. Or you know..
NewsRadio WIOD
"safeway" Discussed on NewsRadio WIOD
"Science and geotechnical experts in structural engineers. Wendy Grossman, NewsRadio 6 10 W i. O D. And on top of all of this, we've got e Tropical Storm Elsa. Yep. Warm this morning out in the Atlantic. It's still over 800 Miles east southeast of the Windward Islands, moving toward the west at about 25 MPH, But FEMA says that they are ready, no matter what. Out in Surfside. Also, there is an option for assistance. Post collapsed, business owners and renters impacted by this tragedy can apply for low interest loans from the small business Administration. SP A customer service reps will be at the Family reunification center starting at noon today, seven days a week to help those displaced by the Champ Lane Tower Tragedy. More news at eight at 7 35. I'm Natalie Rodriguez NewsRadio 6 10 W I owed today tastes like a sunny day like firing up the senses and cooling them down with an ice cold Coke. It tastes like a flaming hot grill and backyard gangs Today tastes like a Sunday ritual, and it never tasted this good summer tastes better with Coca Cola. If you're loading up for a blowout barbecue this weekend, don't forget to pick up Coca Cola from Safeway today. Management concepts in powers federal leaders in every career level there. Six leadership programs include courses aligned to OPM, EC cues and fundamental competencies, taught by experts with federal experience. Management concepts. Programs combined live instructions with experiential learning personal assessments coaching an online collaboration.
The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
Parker Wins Woolf Award
"Industry star of the week. I mentioned it's a special interview. It really is because anytime. You have an opportunity to visit with the george woolf memorial award winner. It's a privilege. And i have the privileged i of welcoming in jockey. Does sean parker who this past week got the news. He would receive that award and he is with me now. Here on the horse racing radio network to sean. Congratulations my friend. Thank you thank. You appreciate them. Yeah thanks for taking the time you look at your resume. You see five thousand eight hundred and forty-three winds not bad for a kid from cincinnati ohio Known plus i'd probably this is something you know riding horses. What something i really planned on doing. So i mean that's great for you know coming from cincinnati not knowing what i wanna deal just being in being able to do what. I love now riding. Horses wasn't something you planned on doing. So how did you end up doing it. I love grown up around the racetrack. You know with my dad and everything and the court skills to sit down. And i used to be able to sit and ruin i kid i just love you. Know everything about the jackie's and everything like that so I was getting close to sixteen. And i was still light enough but i mean i was taller and my dad said hey just give it a shot you know ryder cup races get out your system and then you know that way you could say you did it and enjoyed it and everything like that so yeah so i got the right a couple races and after the couple i just got the bug and i just wanted to keep doing it i just couldn't you know give it up after that so i got lucky enough my dad was you know by and telling me you know who wanna do it to go for so that's what i've been doing. What else do you think you might be doing. If you didn't pursue this as a jockey. I have no clue. I honestly i My grandmother used to always Tell me you know getting ready for college. And everything like that. And i always told her you know. I would like to go to college. But i don't think i was smart enough for college. And she said oh you can do it and she said what college did you like to say. Well we're gonna go to college. They want to go to university ally. That way i can enjoy hawaii but other than that. I really couldn't tell you what i would be would be doing. I mean like. I said when i started when i was sixteen. I've been doing it. Ever since. I never really thought about doing anything else. Tell me about getting the call that you were going to be. The recipient of this year's george woolf memorial award on. That was a great call me. I needed it to after you know last couple of weeks and everything so it was. It was a call that i would. You know happy to hear just because you know my peers and everything voted on it. And i got lucky you know i know. I know a lot of riders just traveling around lately and got to meet a lot of great friends. So i mean it's just means a lot. Yeah this is an award on. You mentioned that your peers jockeys vote on this award which makes it even more special. But this is an award. That doesn't mean necessarily that you are the greatest rider in the world but it. It means that you are a great person who has represented the sport in a fashion. That's deserving of having your name associated with jockey. Light george wolf so talk. Tell people about what this were award actually means to you I mean everything is just like You know like Like george wolf me myself as a jockey. I try to help everyone that i can help you know. As a young rider coming in what i was star. Now i had all the odorized by kerber there and he Taught me a lot. I mean a lot of the old riders me down until you do this and do that and you know. Watch this and watch the so. I kind of felt like that. That's what i should do to help people. And then you know coming up apprentice jockey and stuff like that and try to help them out the same way. I was told you know what i mean you know. Just try to let everybody know that. We're we're riders. And i mean we we learn every day. It's not something that we can say we master because if you think you've mastered then you you know you might need to be our sport. Because i don't think you ever mastered jackie. There's a lot of times that we we make mistakes all the time and we try to. We watched races. And we you know come back and make it better if we can so. I just try to explain that. So a lot of the young riders to that. You know we're going to always make mistakes. They just whether you can handle letting you know. Get back on the horse and you know you know i could older guy told me like when you get off the horse. Turn a page. as another. There was a match lawn waiting for you. So you gotta just keep your head up and just keep doing what you love and just keep doing it. And like i said. I was taught from the older riders. And i feel like. I'm kind of veteran writing. Now that i i should kind of you know help out. And like i said. I still take Are still you know. Talk to other riders and take advice moneywise all the time too so i mean. That's just something that. I think that we ought to do with individual plus we all out there out there for the same thing trying to win and i mean we all do it. You know safeway and everything that we're doing it the right way so
WTOP 24 Hour News
Suspect sought after assaulting police officer with knife in Northeast Washington, DC
"The search is on for a man D. C. Police say, stabbed a special police officer over several cans of beer. It happened when the officer hired to guard the Safeway on 40th Street in northeast tried to stop the man from taking the bruise that he didn't pay for. The man who d C police. They had a knife was then able to grab the officer's baton before stabbing. The officer in the Army. D C Police report also says the man then chased the officer inside the store for a time threatening to stab him before running off. Special officer was transported to an area hospital but is expected to be okay. You can see photos of the man Police are looking for on the W T o p
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Washington, D.C. police searching for man who stabbed guard at grocery store
"D. C. Police say stabbed a special police officer over several cans of beer. It happened yesterday morning after 11 when in the officer hired to guard the Safeway on 40th Street in northeast tried to stop the man for taking the beery didn't pay for Man who d C police say had a knife was then able to grab the officer's baton before stabbing the officer in the arm. The police report also says the man chased the officer inside the store for a time threatening to stab him before running out. Special police officer was transported to an area hospital but is expected to be okay. House dressed
Seattle Kitchen
Districts' plans for reopening schools across Washington
"Classrooms. Para 70 Cindy Kim tells us more to Layla Elementary is starting with the limited class schedule on Monday. Sixth graders into coma start tomorrow as well. Bellingham Public schools is bringing high school students back. Freshman students, sophomores, juniors and seniors are expected to be phased back into the classroom. Over the next few weeks, and more teachers are getting vaccinated. Hundreds of ever teachers were vaccinated at a pop up clinic and ever yesterday, pharmacist from Safeway and Albertsons administered the New Johnson and Johnson vaccine. Susan Target works at both grossers and tells Karo seven TV as a pharmacist. This is definitely a highlight of my career. People are so appreciative. We love that we conserve the community and we can go out there and help protect everyone. The youngest learners and Everett returned to classrooms over the last month with 4th and 5th graders heading back on the 15th.
The Indicator from Planet Money
Seeking Refuge On The Open Road
"When we reached bob wells. He was camped out of the grid in his white. Gmc savannah van in the middle of the california desert. Some twenty five years into his experiment in mobile living. How did this whole journey start for you. What was your life like before you discovered this this lifestyle while i was either very very lucky or very unlucky depending on your point of view it was the winter of one thousand nine hundred five. Bob was living in anchorage alaska where he'd worked for over two decades in a union job at safeway saint job. His father had worked until his retirement. At the time bob was going through a divorce and after alimony and child support payments. He says he was no longer making enough to clear his rent. He was desperate and that is when he noticed old beat up box banned for sale on the side of the road for fifteen hundred dollars and he decided he had to go for it. That was all the money. I had left in the bank. But i had to have a place to live and so i bought it and That night through a backpacker. Sleeping bag. Down and i began my van dwelling adventure in the winter and the cold van and i That first night. I cried myself to sleep. I literally cried myself to sleep. Or when you're going through a divorce you you cry yourself to sleep on a pretty regular basis ends but sure just of course greatly compounded here. I was homeless bomb living in a van on the streets. And how much lower can my life get. But bob done a lot of camping in his life and you had to make a small space cozy and after a few weeks eat figured out how to cook and stay warm deal to bed and cabinets used his gym membership to shower. Figured out how to make it sustainable. And the money. He was saving on rent. Meant he didn't feel like he was always on the knife's edge it slowly and subtly shifted from. I despise my life to. This isn't really that bad to hey. Every month i keep the money and put it in my pocket to. I kind of really really liked this. And that's the way it's been every sense. Was it difficult at all to kind of switch. Grand narratives about What trajectory you're supposed to take as a productive member of the economy absolutely it was a traumatic transition you know. We are trained from birth to death. Our purpose in life is to be good productive citizens and so it made me question everything i had done. Exactly what society and told me to do. I'd gotten a job. I wanna house. We'd had kids. I was following the american dream to the best of my skill level and ability. As i could and then i was forced into living what society told me was the life of total failure homeless in the van and for the first time in my life i was happy well that raises a lot of existential questions and when i looked around at all the people i work with work eat sleep. Working sleep work. Eat sleep. I said what society told me it was not true. I've finally found a way. That's happy for me. Let me try to understand that. My life and for the life of others a few years later bob had saved up enough to quit his job at safeway and by supplementing his union pension with seasonal stints as a campground host. He was eventually able to take to the road as a full-time nomad in two thousand five about a decade. After he moved into the van. Bob decided to pay forward. Some of the techniques developed the started a website called cheap. Rv living the serve as a kind of resource for other people interested or in many cases forced to move into a vehicle. I started the sole intent of letting people know there wasn't on alternative. You didn't have to live under the tyranny of the marketplace and the way to do that was to eliminate your biggest cost in life. Which is your housing with cheaply. Live frugally and then you can live well for a long time the site just kinda mosey too long picking up you know few page views here and there in two thousand eight happened. Bob says in the wake of the financial crisis. He was inundated with desperate messages. Have lost my job. I we moved in with my family now. My family is lost their job. Now we're all losing our own. What are we going to do. And that was the question. I got over and over and over again. Even after the economic recovery started to pick up the number of inquiries and page views and people in the community continued to grow. Fueled partly by the rise of social media. Bob started his cheap. Rv living youtube channel in two thousand sixteen and has since become just one of many popular nomad influencers but unlike a lot of the glossier more glamorous content associated with the hashtag van live crowd. Bob's videos are all about helping people struggling to keep their head above water financially and they're filled with the nitty gritty details of living behind the wheel. Today we're gonna talk about heat today. We're gonna talk about taking showers. The topic of today is poop. You can cut your behinds. Not one of them. You want that thing to be clean all the time. Bob also does these little interview profiles of people living in different kinds of vehicles cars to trucks to buses. Welcome back fellow nomads. Today we're going. Meet a new friend of mine. Joe sale load everyone relax. They're really out. There doesn't look like there's a bunch of people out there. Yeah thank you that video for the record. Two point five million views and counting. Bob says his videos have become so popular that he's now making more money than ever before. I think eventually the second break but it gets great reviews on amazon which is why i'm recommending ads in affiliate marketing. Help him bring in over one hundred fifty thousand dollars a year. Bob makes enough to have two full time assistants helping him with his work and because he says he never plans to live in a house again. He makes a very healthy profit. I'm make much more money than i ever thought. I could possibly make in my life. And i live in a van. My expenses are pretty darn low with that extra money. Bob started a nonprofit homes on wheels alliance to support people transitioning into living in their vehicles. They've started to outfit and give vance to people in dire need of a new vehicle. And bob says he saving up to buy a plot of land for an in person resource center. It isn't clear how many people are living on the road at this point. But in two thousand ten when bob started this annual gathering van and car dwellers in the arizona desert called rubber tramp rendezvous it had a few dozen attendees by two thousand and nineteen. They had an estimated ten thousand people show up and as a central node in this growing community. Bob has had a kind of front row seat to the massive disruptions of the past decade. And he's watched as certain demographics have borne the brunt of those changes. It's a surprisingly large female. Contingent older women in their sixties and seventies. When they were girls they were told get married. Stay home raise a family and so they never go up so sturdy and then now they're living on five hundred to eight hundred dollars a month so skirt and he cannot live in this country on five hundred two thousand a month so sturdy and live in house and you just can't do it and so they all desperately needed the solution as well and i told them all. If you move into your plan you can live reasonably well on that. You won't be rich but you won't eating dog food and there's hope bob says he has seen an uptick in views and inquiries about van dwelling over the last year. But so far he says the stimulus checks and the nationwide moratorium on evictions have slowed. The number of new nomads. Still he says as the baby boomers continue to age into social security and as the effects of climate change intensify bob expects the movement towards van life to surge and he sees it is his mission to try to help however he can. I've got a string of lifeboats. And i want to get as many as i can into the lifeboat and i think the hammer blow of two thousand eight really put a crack in people's confidence and i think when you combine that with this cheers a natural disasters and the epidemic. I think people are just going to be abandoning the american dream in droves. That's all i'm trying to do is get people out
The Michael Berry Show
QFC to shut down two Seattle stores; said decision 'accelerated' after city's hazard pay ordinance
"City council mandates a four dollar an hour hazard pay increase for grocery store workers so one grocery store chain announces in direct response. The closing of two of their stores. They say a four dollar an hour hazard pay hike. For grocery store workers mandated by government would raise their operating costs in the city by twenty two percent. The story comes to us from k. O. m. o. Tv and be really sad to see it. Go dean palermo with palermo. Pizza and pasta says closing the q. F. c. store right across the street from him is going to hurt this. Kfc's been here since we opened up they cue of c. says the capitol hill store on fifteenth avenue and the one in wedgwood are under performing stores. That will have a shutdown in about sixty days. Unfortunately these two stores were already struggling financially and then the city council mandate really just pushed it over the edge where it just was not a feasible option anymore. The new four dollar an hour payback's for grocery workers in the city of seattle impacts as many as ten thousand employees at stores like ufc. Fred meyer safeway albertsons. Critics say the timing of the. Qc announcement seem suspect to announce on february sixteenth. thirteen days. Later that they're gonna close to stores. Seems a little too convenient time wise to me. It seems like a direct retaliation to the local community. Putting that hazard pay in place kroger's the parent company of qc and fred. Meyer and profits are at record highs grocery store workers deserve hazard paid. They've been working in the front line confronting this virus since the very beginning at. Kfc spokeswoman says their employees have worked hard and are being given appreciation pair hazard pay but the company also says that move is hurting their bottom line. we have seen increase business during the pandemic. And we're so creative of all the customers that continue to choose us for their food. But i'll tell you that we have invested that money right back into cover things like fresh. Pp for every associate on every shift this city council mandate it raises are operating twenty two percent in
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Seattle City Council approves $4 per hour mandatory pay boost for grocery workers during COVID-19 pandemic
"As 10,000 grocery workers in the city will soon get a $4 per hour pay boost. Increased kicks in as soon as Mayor Jenny Durkan signs the ordinance Wednesday and comes after the City Council approved the emergency move earlier this week. COMAS Suzanne Fons spent the day talking to workers in the Northwest grocery associations Holly Chisolm, We're really grateful, and it's really necessary. Maggie Bashir's worse for Fred Myers grocery store in Seattle. But out of concern about covert 19 she's currently on leave. It's scary. My husband is high risk, and my son is both on his high risk as well. And I'm just terrified. That's you know, one day at work, 16 hour shift will be the thing I regret the most. She really appreciates that Seattle City Council and the mayor have approved of $4 an hour papers for grocery store workers in the city. Grocery store workers are out there and they're putting their lives in the safety of their family members on the line. In order to keep the food supply going additional compensation when these grocery stores are pulling in record profits. It's not an unreasonable request. I don't really want to. You want to be there right now Coming leader Newman up works for a grocery store Millcreek. She wishes she could get the so called hazard pay. She's working only 20 hours a week for her own safety. She hopes other cities and grocery stores will implement the papers, and then I'll give her many hours. It would help with that, too. So hoping pay coma news checked in with the Northwest Grocery Association, which represents Hundreds of major grocery stores that will be impacted by the city mandate stores like you see Fred Meyer, Safeway the mandate effects and your grocery store with more than 500 employees. How will this impact grocery stores? How will this impact Customers. I don't know if it will impact customers as much on the initial. But for certainly for grocery stores. It is a significant cost increase at a time, especially for your smaller grocery stores. They don't earn the huge profits that folks who Googled grocery stores see and it's too early to tell if this papers will mean Ice increases for customers or even job cuts. Industry groups tell me that they are very concerned about the health and safety of their workers. But they also say that officials should be expediting vaccinating their workers, as opposed to focusing on a papers.
WTOP
"safeway" Discussed on WTOP
"3 99 H. Safeway. It's just better. 10 18 traffic and weather on the eighth Street. Kessler in the W. T o P Traffic Center, updating the situation in Virginia on South bound in 95 Watch for any delays. Head Into Dale City. It is near the Dale City exit the room. And the left shoulder are blocked with the crash. Then after that, you're going to find the delays trying to head past 17 on the Rappahannock River Bridge. It is still just single file left getting by the ongoing cleanup from the earlier crash. Mostly everything has gone from the scene, but they still have the arrow board and people walking around trying to get things cleaned up. There is a lot of sand on the roadway, so it is still single file left keeping that delay sticking around north bound resting park. When you're bearing Cameron Avenue had been a report of a crash. Also, Bristowe Road should still be close. Was between Valley, Vero to Milford Road due to a railroad gate malfunction. Watch for the redirection in Maryland colors reporting the situation on Brandywine Road north of Ash Box Road. It is a very, very low hanging wire across the roadway, mostly affecting the south bound direction. That's where you may not be able to cross underneath that if you have a truck or a very high vehicle, the North found side seems to be unaffected. But it is something to use caution with until they can get someone there to take care of these wires. It's also in Severn Ridge Road south of seven road. The lanes were blocked in under police direction for the crash South bound on 97 after Ben Field Boulevard. They cleared the emergency works on there, so the lanes are open. Looks like they treated the roadway in the district. Tell Carly a parkway is blocked north bound between love Burrow Road and Westmoreland circle to do some tree work. Heading back to work. Need a few items from the store. Northern Virginia's transit providers can get you there. When your trip can't wait. Transit can get you there. Visiting overrides dot or deplane your safe and healthy trip I'm reading. Kessler. W T o P TRAFFIC Let's go Live down a storm Team four's Lauren Rickets Lauren, This is the storm that just doesn't want to quit the one that keeps on giving, and I think a lot of people like you good since everybody generally.
KOMO
"safeway" Discussed on KOMO
"As the Puget Sound region can welcome back diners inside at 25% of their capacity. Come on this time 9 33 reminder to we got this bridge closure of 5 20 here for the weekend. Looks like ah, few weekends needed to move some concrete beams in the place Not affecting travel going westbound, by the way, but just a note here. If you're just headed out right now we're about to give you a traffic report here in just a moment. Ah, Long term shut down last night on Benson Road in Renton. This effective travel in both directions there for several hours for an investigation. One person reported dead in the crash was involved. A Safeway delivery truck and at least two other vehicles were told several people taken to the hospital with serious injuries. The exact count has not been released. We're hoping to get more information from Renton police today and so far for the state administrator more than 600,000 vaccine doses. The State Health Department, meanwhile, reporting more than 2000 cases and 42 more deaths. Of coronavirus in the last 24 hours. That brings the statewide death toll Now the 4285 9 34 Here come on news, traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the fours. We have John Nelson right now, with an update from the Dubin Law Group Traffic Center. Eastbound 5 20 across Lake Washington is currently closed for the weekend for some ongoing road work. It might still have what's left of a collision on I five actually 85th street over I five. We do have the closure of the First Avenue Bridge for some boat traffic. I'm John Nelson. Oh, by the way, travel times ever to Seattle Take about 28 minutes. Federal way to Seattle 23 minutes Bellevue to Seattle will take about 15 minutes. Our next Comeau traffic at 9 44 now for forecast sevens on with a breakdown. Of how much rain if you're gonna be out in about today do plan on rain at times, even breezy in the north Sound temperatures upper forties to not quite 50 degrees. We're going to make it to above 50 on Sunday that grace guys in the rain continue for the second half of the weekend. Also Monday and Tuesday. In the couple of the Senate.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Montgomery County COVID Vaccine Rules Cause Confusion
"Vaccine rules in Montgomery County are proving to be a bit of a challenge. Here's w. T. O P S Christi king. I think there's a fair amount of confusion out there, Tom Hucker, Montgomery County's council president says As of now, people 75 up are eligible to receive Covad vaccine from the county Health Department. But the state Health Department is using different criteria with a different sign up system working with pharmacies within Joe Giant and soon others including Safeway, Rite Aid and Wal Mart, and People who are, say 65 up might be able to sign up at as a giant or CBS, even if they can't yet signed out through the county system. The county is now beginning to send links to make appointments to people 75 approve pre registered but scheduling this based on inadequate supplies of vaccine.
KOA 850 AM
"safeway" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"The federal supply chain for covert 19 vaccines, Colorado's governor says he is confident that Coloradans ages 17 up will be vaccinated. By the end of February. The state moved up about 40,000 vaccines for use this week. Right now, let's get an update on that and more with governor Polish who joins us live Good morning, governor. Good morning, everybody. This week is gonna be a big week for vaccinations about just over 100,000 folks over 70. About one in five will be able to get it And that still means four and five world but we hope that if you're over, 70 you guys signed up with provider and ready to go. You've expressed frustration with the federal response to the pandemic. Does the incoming administration give you hope for more coordinated federal response? And what would that look like? Yeah. I mean, there's parts they did well impersonated poorly, Obviously, on the poorly side, Um, the the inconsistency is around the supply ridiculous announcement that they were sending us a bunch of them in reserve and in a few days later, say, Oops, we don't actually have a reserve. On the positive side. They were able to Stuart the studies through FDA approval. In record time, and that's also tribunals of the work of the companies. They develop These drugs in record time They tested them. They're validated, highly effective. I mean, 95% plus, wow. And you know, we're hoping to the new administration just just competence just having folks in there that are telling us what's going on and keeping us abreast and giving us a little bit more than three or four days. No, this on on the vaccine. They're sending us Governor. You mentioned the studies. That's effectiveness is if you get both doses. Are you concerned and again? You've had two maybe forcing a just because of lack of supply, But he concerned about giving everybody that's Eagle dose and then not being able to back it up with the second dose, rendering, I guess, maybe to some degree a waste or much less efficacy of the vaccine. I'm really not. But the downside there is that in future weeks with those second doses or do it, we're gonna give them what we will. That's very much to plan. It could take away from the number of people who get the first house in two or three or four weeks, So that's why we're really hoping to supply increases. So we don't have to. If you will sort of cannibalized that to get people their second dose. You're absolutely right. 95% of activists two doses first, those maybe 50 60% effective greenhouse. Probably like wearing a mask helps. It's important, but the two doses is really what makes you effectively immune. What could Colorado be doing better? When it comes to this rollout? I've got some friends on Facebook that are over the age of 70. Don't have a provider. I guess that is providing the vaccine have tried. The Safeway website can't get in and a really, really frustrated with how this rollouts been going, Do we not have the infrastructure? What's what's going on here? Yeah, So here's how to set up an appointment..
KQED Radio
"safeway" Discussed on KQED Radio
"But somehow or other it wasn't reported to the authorities know I don't know if the local party officials or whoever thought they could possibly rescue them without, you know, a fully fledged a team of professionals, but It took 30 hours for rescue teams to find out about this now, Obviously, there are precious hours when you're talking about people trapped 600 M underground. Anyway. The party secretary's been sacked the mayor's being sacked because of that, but once these rescue teams did get into place, That is trying to reach 24 minors, in fact, who went missing and They heard tapping. And so what? They managed it. It was drill a long thin communication tunnels down 600 M and reach the area where they found at least a dozen miners alive. That came a hand written note from those miners. Don't stop trying to reach us. Good group so weak after this, they're they're trying to get to them. Now. The note from the minors asked. They asked for medicine. Painkillers, anti inflammatory drugs as well as medical type for the injured But worryingly there also reporting a higher level of underground water so you can tell from that It is a race against time. Listen, thank you very much. Indeed. Steve McDonald. Updating us on the situation is one of the top stories obviously a developing story from China at the 12 miners trapped underground in a gold mine. Now, you know when you pop to the store close closing time, and you get some good best before bargains. We're going to the story now of a man who landed was possibly the greatest best before bargain of 2021. So far, he's frankly booze on his way out of the Safeway supermarket in Washington, D. C in the United States, he got himself a Corona virus vaccine. How did he manage it? It was a rainy Sunday and he was the end of the Christmas holiday. So I decided to go just know simply grocery shopping to buy milk and a couple of other items. The end of the street. What I didn't know is that actually, though the pharmacy, which is part of the grocery had been designated as a vaccination center for health care staff. And so again, not knowing about it. I went grocery shopping pretty much like Alphen hour before they were closing. And a lot of the earth care personal didn't show up for their appointment. And so they were 16 does is left that they had to kind of give to people since he was a use it or lose it type of action at that time. How fortuitous But then you were vaccinated, which is great, but your wife Wasn't home. So did did she get it too? Yeah, As as I was queuing up because there was a couple of people ahead of me in the line. I called her. She rented the place and by the time she arrived just had received my vaccine..
Dave Ramsey
Arizonans 65 and older will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine starting next week
"This hour we took you live to the Arizona Department of Health Services Update on the covert 19 vaccine distribution. We had some technical difficulties, but we have those resolved and we want to bring you now. The rest of that briefing with all the details. Here's Dr Carol Chris, director of our State Health department. So now provide some updates on covert 19 vaccine and implementation of our program here in Arizona. One of the exciting updates that we made today. It is not this week that is not reflected on our chart. It will not be reflected until Tuesday, but Arizona made the decision that Arizonans 65 8 years of age and older are now prioritized. To be vaccinated against covert 19 in our prioritized phase one be along with our education and child care services and our protective services occupations, which includes law enforcement, corrections and fire. This recommendation was approved by the Arizona Vaccine and Antiviral Prioritization Advisory Committee, which is intended to protect those who are most at risk for severe outcomes due to Cove in 19. So we know that those there are over the age of 65 have all higher likelihood of hospitalization and death, and by be getting people vaccinated in several weeks from now we hope to reduce the strain on Arizona's hospitals. And you can find additional information on our website at easy Health. Doc Dub slash find vaccine. And on Tuesday, we will be updating that to provide clarity about which counties are going to be vaccinated the 65 to 74 year old age group at their vaccination sites. We also have counties that have moved into our prioritized. Phase one B and we have some that are fully in phase one B. So if you look at the map of Arizona, the counties that Aaron Black are still in phase one A. So does our healthcare providers and our long term care facility, residents and staff. When you look at our darker gray, that's the prioritized phase one be, so that's going to be the face that we just talked about. Currently. We are vaccinating age 75 older. Along with educators and child care and their support staff and our protective services occupations. When we increase to one be that also includes our Sent can keep our society functioning. That will be people who work in the transportation industry, including gas stations, shipping those types of things. The food industry, including agriculture. S so there's a large number of there's a large list of employees that are eligible for the one B category that is located on our website. Um But you can find out what what phase Each county is in, and we update this infographic daily, and you can link to it off of easy health. Doc Club slash find a vaccine. As of today, over 232,000 doses of vaccine have been administered statewide. So now we'll move into Arizona's vaccine allocation and administration. Over the next few weeks, A DHS will be working to increase access to vaccine increase the rate of vaccination into streamline communications. So as you look at the vaccine, I'm distribution overview. Arizona currently follows a local Allocator model for vaccine distribution. Our local part partners are the backbone of the vaccine program implementation and know their counties that are no they're partners and their counties the best so our federal partners every week provide our Arizona's allocation to the state. We divide that allocation of based on priorities to our local partners, who then will determine which providers in their local jurisdiction will receive that scene for that week. We collect all of those orders on Ben. We place Arizona's full order for that week, and then the federal government will ship those orders directly to the providers that we have ordered on behalf of as vaccine becomes more and more available. We will no longer need to use this local Allocator model and providers such as pharmacies, community health centers and physician's offices will be able just to directly order vaccine from the manufacturers. So this week we received additional first dose allocations of Fizer, which were distributed again. Toe America and Pima County's All 15 counties received Madonna doses, and so we continued to reserve given the unique storage requirements for our Fizer vaccine. We continue to reserve our Majority vaccine for our local or rural health departments. Um In addition to receiving that first those first doses of visor and Madonna vaccine we have received our second doses so that we can continue vaccinating those that I've already received their first US. And have had that either 21 or 28 Day waiting period. This is Dr Cara Chris State Health director, speaking at the Health Department's covert 19 vaccination rollout. Press briefing on Katie Our news 92 3 FM. So during the week of January, 18th Arizona will have been allocated 803,150 doses total. You can see how that's been allocated across the state. You can see at the bottom where we have prioritized our CDC Long term care facility partnership by providing them with the vaccine that they need to vaccinate our Our staff and residents that are long term care facilities. And then you can also see the number of doses that have gone to the state of Arizona. Um Not all of these doses of the 803 have arrived in Arizona. A number of these doses have been allocated to, um Have been ordered for our county partners and will arrive next week. They We anticipate that with the federal holiday. Usually they arrive Monday through Wednesday. We anticipate that they will arrive Tuesday through Friday of next week. So we continue to add additional sites for vaccine administration, So we have initial phase one and phase one B vaccination sites throughout the state. We have over 200 vaccination sites on our website. We also have activated the second phase of the CDC pharmacy partnership, which began the week of December. 27th. So we initially prioritized in phase one of that partnership are skilled nursing facilities, which are highest security, long term care facilities. Um As of the end of this week, all of those facilities will have had at least their first visit from CVS or Walgreen's, and they are scheduling appointments to start assisted living facilities throughout the state next week. So as additional state. Um uh, that scene becomes available, We will be adding additional providers we've had over 730 providers on bordered with a DHS and over 800 pharmacies statewide have enrolled in the CDC pharmacy program to provide in store vaccinations. We have talked on each week about the long term care partnership that CDC put together with our pharmacy partners. So our pharmacy partners code into the facility's and vaccinate the staff and residents of that facility. Um as of this week over 140 skilled nursing facilities scheduled to receive vaccinations, and they will begin vaccinating are assisted living and our group homes starting next week. We've got over 2000 facilities enrolled in the federal program where one of the states with the highest number of facilities enrolled, and our goal is to cover approximately 450,000 residents and staff over the next couple of months. So this is part of the infographic that we post each day on our website. If you look you can see by county what phase That county is currently vaccinating. The total vaccines and ministered along with the vaccination rate per 100,000. And so you can see statewide 232,000 vaccines have been administered. Um, This may not include some of the doses that are provided by our tribal Our federal partners is this is pulled out of the States Immunization registry. So to talk about updates and announcements of this week. On Monday, we had a soft launch of the State Farm Stadium Probate 19 vaccination site. So far we've administered over 20,000 vaccinations at that site, and we are averaging apart between 203 100 vaccinations per hour. We have booked tens of thousands of appointments through January 31st and anticipate opening up additional appointments. That will be between February 1st and February 28th. Those appointments will open up on January 19th at 9 A.m.. We're very excited. Because our partners have really made this endeavor possible. It's a whole community partnership. And again, we just want to thank the Department of Emergency and Military Affairs, the Arizona Cardinals and state from Stadium Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, The Catherine and Ben I. V Foundation. Arizona State University and Walgreens. All of these, these groups are playing a large role at the site on D have made this possible. Way also are very excited about the launch of our second state run of vaccinations site. This will be located at Phoenix Municipal Stadium. We are still looking to see how many doses we will have available for that. For that site, so the number of appointments will depend on the available vaccine again. We're partnering with the Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs and Arizona State University to run this site. Arizona State University currently runs a testing a saliva based testing site at this location and so they will scale up to provide vaccination administration. Again. Registrations for appointments are going to open up Tuesday, January 19th at 9 A.m. for this site. We updated our easy health. Dr. Hobbes Flash find vaccine website with an interactive map. You can go onto the map. It has all of the current locations with vaccine, you can select a sight and a box will pop up that has information about that site and a link to their registration. So not all of them. Not all vaccine providers are utilizing the state's vaccine management system. Some providers air using their own appointments software, but we will link to them whenever we have that information so that it's one stop shopping when you go to our our map. We will continue to update this map with additional vaccination sites as they come. In a couple of other exciting announcements, we have been expanding access. So a DHS activated the CDC retail pharmacy program. This is going to add up to 100 pharmacy stores over the next few weeks. The first pharmacies to come on board in Arizona are gonna be fries, Safeway and Albertsons. And so those will be included on our sites as we get notified, which pharmacies which specific pharmacy locations will have that scene? But they will be on our website and will be another source for those that are eligible to receive vaccine to go get vaccinated when this program becomes fully activated, more than 800 pharmacies will have covert 19 vaccine available in Arizona. We currently have more than 200 vaccination sites on our website that have received vaccine and this includes 45 community health centers as well. So if you are eligible and you receive care at one of our community health centers You could check on our website to see if they have received vaccine. And again just another update on helping our Arizona hospitals. We have been recruiting nurses with a nursing staffing contract here in the state. That's been one of our most successful endeavors. We are very excited. The majority of the nurses are here. When they arrive. They will stay on site for eight weeks with an opportunity to extend that On gesso. As of last week. 348 nurses have started work. We anticipated almost 200 more arriving this week again that We don't necessarily count them until we've heard that they have Arrived in the state and are attending on boarding at their assigned hospital. But we continue to work with our staffing contract to get all of the nurses that we can here in. Arizona State health director Dr Cara Crist went with her press briefing on covert 19 vaccine rollout that coming from the state Health Department. Go
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"safeway" Discussed on WTOP
"Free Safeway. It's just better. 1 18 to agree to Kessler in the W T O be traffic center and we're having delays in Maryland, Still in the Baltimore Washington Parkway. Is your traveling North Balan trying to head in the area of 32. This is the mobile work crew along the left side. This may be where they end up, calling it a day after they're done fixing the trees along that stretch. South bound looks good, however, coming from 32 all the way to the Beltway inside the Beltway, no worries in either direction on 50 or the BW Parkway. If you're getting on to D. C to 95, however, heads up a bit of an unusual delay in both directions. North bound slows off the outbound 11 Street bridge headed past Pennsylvania Avenue. But before Benning Road, the South bound delays are from Burroughs Avenue headed past East Capitol Street. Not quite sure what's going on there whether they've held traffic for a reason or whether there's some sort of an accident in either of those directions, not hearing of any work zones, either. But the delays are definitely present. Now. We also have the volume North bound 3 95 trying to cross the 14th Street Bridge and Case Bridge. Just be aware because of the closures downtown. For all the demonstrations. We do have the ramps from the freeway in both directions to the 12 Street Expressway blocked off. We also have no access to lower 14th Street from 3 95. At the moment, A full list of the closures is available on w t o p dot com. Back in Maryland callers reporting the crash on ST Barnabus Road near Hagen Road. You're under police direction for that crash, possibly affecting both directions. Virginia however, you're in good shape right now. Eastbound and westbound 66 running well. No problems along 95 in either direction. If you're on the George Washington Parkway that it's still a good trip between the Beltway and the 14th Street Bridge. If you're driving less, you could be saving more on car insurance. Save money with paper mile insurance from Allstate, Call a local state agent and get a quote. I'm Rita Kessler. W T o P Traffic Storm Team four's Lauren Ricketts with our forecast. Temperatures will stay in the forties today, and after some morning clouds will have more clearing a little breezy out there Winds northwest 10 to 20.
NBC Nightly News
Drivers see increase in gas prices
"For the first time. Since the pandemic hit drivers across the country are seeing a buck in prices at the pump. Well not really the time to be taking public transportation. Don't have to go do breeds. So i'm a delivery driver. Kind of sucks. Analysts say the price hikes are being driven by covid nineteen developments crude oil costing more. Thanks to confidence in the vaccine commuters considering a return to the office and travelers looking to fly. Again we are at about national average today to twenty five a gallon. That's up from about two eleven just a few weeks ago so it's been a pretty abrupt increase and we could see another five to fifteen senator decrease over the next couple of weeks but even with higher gas prices americans are paying about thirty five cents less than we did last year. Still families are looking to save about a million people have signed up for the gas. Buddy paycard a free program that gives users up to twenty five cents off a gallon at stations across the country you can also save grocery chains that offer gas discounts think walmart plus safeway kroger or wholesale clubs like sco. Bj's sam's club
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"safeway" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"To 4000. People in California have died from Cove in 19 like Stone. ABC News LOS Angeles listening to ABC News Right here on K F became where we've got some traffic and weather together for you right now, every two minutes, And here is Dana has brought to you by Safeway. Right now. He's no cap cities where we start and we start with an accident of the Marconi Avenue off ramp and roadway. They're saying that was clear. But it is an injury collision was blocking number four s O. We see a little bit of traffic there, but really not bad, actually, but that your child total time downtown of the split, he's found Cap City. Gonna be eight minutes to Roseville is also eight minutes where we have Acts that just being reported he's found Indian Taylor Road. It looks like no injuries, and that's about all we know about it. Earlier collision of Douglass Boulevard has things backed up to 65. That's westbound downtown. L gross out that I 5 11 minutes. Same on 99 this point, little slowing their on 99 18 minutes to Folsom Eastbound 50. 16 minutes, the woodland North and I five downtown and Davis gonna be a nine minute ride on westbound 80. No chains on 50. But you will need, um, eastbound Cap city if you're going up to the Sierra They are essential as you go from King Bail to Donner Lake and shops can and save is now available in Safeway. It's fast, easy and the newest way of helping provide contact free. Check out over the Safeway app on your smartphone and have your code scan to check out to get you just for you deals, rewards and savings traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons. Dana has news 93.1 kfbk. Mostly cloudy skies are expected for tonight. Well, ceelo tonight of 41 45 Partly sunny skies on tap for tomorrow.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Washington DC health care workers can now schedule COVID-19 vaccinations
"D C health launching an online portal for workers in health care settings in the district to make an appointment to get vaccinated right now, the portal is only for those who work in the health care field that have direct or indirect exposure to the Corona virus. And on Lee, if they cannot tell a work When you show up for your appointment, you'll need to be able to verify that as well. Some of the vaccination sites are bread for the city community of Hope and giant and Safeway grocery. Restores the portal is only for the first dose of the vaccine. You'll have to schedule that second dose When you show up the portal can be accessed through coronavirus. Don d c dot gov. D. C began vaccinating. It's nearly 80,000 health care workers on December
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Washington, DC credit union, Safeway spread holiday cheer — $50 at a time
"Ever. So a local credit union has teamed up with the Safeway Foundation to try to spread a little holiday cheer. cheer. Even Even though though his his beard beard is is mortgage mortgage ray ray than than white, white, Chris Chris Martin Martin and and I I T T worker worker at at the the United United States States Senate Senate Federal Federal Credit Credit Union Union sure sure looked looked like like Santa Santa as as he he gave gave up up presence presence at at the the Safeway Safeway in Southeast Today's the Day of giving. I would like to give you $50 gift card to pay for some or all of your groceries. If you'd like, in all $20,000 worth of gift cards that could be used anywhere. We're being given out $50 at a time here and at another Safeway nearby For some customers. It was a pleasant surprise to see you next Christmas, but it really a Gavin's who says she lost her mom and her sister to the coronavirus plans to give her card to someone else as she commutes into work today, everything in this universe is reciprocal, and I think the more we give to others, the more we get Blood in Southeast John Doman. W T. OBY new 10
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The economic recovery has been slow and uneven
"When the economic shutdowns. I happened back in march. A lot of people thought it would just last for a few weeks maybe a couple of months workers would be furloughed for a little while and then maybe we all go back to work. Of course that was nine months ago and now in a lot of states a second round of economic shutdown so started. I think we are in long. Slow slog territory. Now how does your holtz is an economist with the economic policy institute and she says one thing has become clear. This recovery is not going to be quick and clean. I think headwinds now at least until we get a vaccine. 'cause then things will shift but at this point the headwinds are really dire. How'd he says there are a few different headwinds preventing v shaped recovery for one thing. A lot of businesses are just gone. They closed their doors. When a business closes like that there are ripple effects for one thing. The people who own those businesses are likely in rough financial shape and be who worked at those businesses are also likely to be in financial hardship. And then they're all the businesses that supplied those businesses split. The bakeries butchers and farms that supplied all of the restaurants. They are all seen their own. Bottom lines get smaller and so a lot of people are just spending less money right now and all of this together translates into lower demand and heidi sure hold says in demand even a small one has a huge effect on businesses and on the economy as a whole and gasset crowding right now because the man is low that means businesses see come up in their demand for goods and services so businesses need fewer workers businesses. See lower profits. It's it actually hurts. Everyone part molly moon has been able to rehire all of the ninety eight workers. She's laid off including her dad but even so most of them are now just working halftime or just way fewer hours than they did before the pandemic which means they're also earning a lot less. They're making about twenty five percent less. It's a lot less. Yeah when you live in seattle and a studio apartment is sixteen hundred dollars and you make eighteen dollars an hour. Which is our minimum. You can't really give up twenty five percent of that. I have a few single moms. That worked for me. That i just i wake up thinking about these women and i fall asleep thinking about them just like your says a lot of the people who still have their jobs have also seen their financial situations. Change technically mali's workers are lucky. They have a job. They have benefits but it does not mean. They're in the same situation. They were in back in january. Molly has zoom coffee date with different employee each day and she says everyone is always really kind in grateful on those coffee dates. But she's worried about what they're not telling her. You know people are proud and tough and resilient so to me who they know is working hard for them and cares about them. They're saying i'll be okay. But then i also know that those same people are e mailing our human resources email address for groceries support and we have a fund. Where if you email ask no questions asked. We will send you one hundred dollars gift card to safeway grocery store right now though. It seems like there's actually a light at the end of the tunnel inspite of winter and the current surge cova cases. We also have some vaccines now and those should be available to the public soon after that. A lot of economists including say a lot of economic activity will bounce back. We can start going back to offices and restaurants and bars and malls and ice cream shops there least for some businesses bounce. Back might prove to be too optimistic. Molly says she spends a lot of time these days looking at her financial projections and even in the very best case scenarios with a vaccine being available really soon people able to dine in. It doesn't look anything like a v shaped recovery. I don't have a financial model. That shows us back at two thousand nineteen sales until twenty twenty three. So i think you know it's it is not going to be a light switch. It's gonna be like a slow not even very steep uphill climb back to normal and this could be the case for the rest of the economy in fact the us federal reserve's projections are not much better than mali's. The central bank does not expect unemployment to be backed down to twenty nineteen levels until at least twenty twenty three and maybe not until later than that in the meantime molly moon is doubling down. She's just ordered a bunch of really nice outdoor furniture and heaters and umbrellas for her shops. She wants to create little patio areas. Where people can escape the rainy seattle winter and enjoy a dish of
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Pac-12 cancels Washington State-Stanford game due to COVID-19
"And Stanford that was planned for Saturday, now canceled because of covert 19. Apparently Washington state doesn't have the minimum number of players available for the game because of positive tests among the players. This report sponsored by Safeway,
Hungry Girl: Chew The Right Thing!
The Walmart Haul
"First Up, we have a lot of warm products which hopefully remained warm. Before we try them first up. We have Kellogg's brand new waffles in fun flavors. I have to say, I was like freaking out we have two flavors to try today but there was a third flavor we didn't get that was super cute. The flavors were trying our Unicorn which tastes like cotton candy and birthday cake, which is yellow cake with rainbow. Sprinkles. These are not only available at Walmart. They're also at target Safeway and more and what I noticed about these is that they're very large large like the size of rigging frozen waffles do smell amazing they really do. And I, also GONNA say usually frozen waffles tastes the same I have high hopes for these I think these are gonna be different. What are you trying I? What's the Yellow One? Is What the Unicorn? Birthday. Look it looks like a birthday. Okay. Let's go birthday cake. Okay. That tastes like a birthday cake. These are really moist. They taste like cake. That's really good and the stats are really not bad hundred and thirty calories per waffle two and a half grams of fat five smart points. But I want to say one thing like these are not I feel like in the past like four or five weeks, we've tried a lot of frozen waffles. And they're all the same even the ones who trader Joe's that are Pumpkin flavored. There's something about this waffle. That's a little special do agree. Yeah. Definitely, and I was just noticing that you don't need butter or Maple Syrup on that. I mean this is just fine by itself. You know I totally grandma try the Unicorn cotton catches interesting because they have such perfectly deep wells. What do you call those nooks and crannies? what do you call in English mapping it is. Yeah. Waffle House. Yeah. They're really Nice deep-sea coach and a lot of Sierra remade ours pacman. Oh cute wait. What are the little dots in this one? Sheri's berries I think right and cotton candy. I like the birthday cake more. Yes, that's amazing. These are amazing. Kellogg's makes eggo right. But these are not under the eggo brand I. Don't think are they know? They're not. So you don't have to leg that is really interesting for her. Nope you don't have to go your Lego Mike. Okay next we are trying this is a product that I find very exciting and unique foster farms. The chicken people they have a new product called bold bites. They're marketed as kids bowl by. So they're like you get these in the fridge section and they're small individually wrapped packs like pouches of chicken and they come in flavors we have Taco and pizza today and what I really love about these portion controlled. It's sort of like saying, Hey, kids you can snack on chicken like like from being I would just dump this pouch. It tastes good into super on top of a salad it's fifty calories worth-a-chicken. Looks Amazing what are we trying? Why did you get all the fun flavors like Taco, Pizza, I can't open. which WANNA restarting with them pastor, which can open pizza Jamie can open I. Don't have the strength. s these high in sodium. No. Not really right. Three clear to read the sodium for those of us who don't have our reading. It's three fifty, which is not terribly. No this is good. I would not say tastes like pizza but I would put this on a pizza at fifty calories worth. Let's see. We got spicy lally trion. That's good but I feel like it's a stretch to call at pizza. Wait I a little bit of like Italian seasoning. Okay. Yeah. No I like it I like the concept I like creative. Let's try the TACO. Just I'm impressed and it tastes like white meat chicken breast doesn't taste like unidentifiable parts of a chicken. TACO measure making tacos. That is excellent first of all. This is what I would do. I would take those new cauliflower Ortega Taco shells that they sent us same thing and I would just like loaded up and make a chicken Taco out of this. Don't goods while he? Put it over, put it over cauliflower rice and then scuba salsa. These? This is great. This particular flavor. Terrific I don't WanNa give any preliminary ratings but it will rate. Hi.
Business Wars Daily
Driscolls Will Grow Strawberries Vertically, Year-Round
"Wonder I'm David Brown and this is business wars daily on this Thursday October fifteenth. What's on your plate for lunch today a salad some fruit. Since, the pandemic began many of us are eating healthier or at least trying to and all those additional leafy Greens and Berries on your plate have to come from somewhere preferably somewhere that reduces long distance food miles and maybe improves the taste over those deadly dull hothouse tomatoes. Our Appetite for fresh produce is fueling big growth in hot new industry vertical farming. On Monday, Driscoll's America's biggest strawberry provider said, it will start growing some of it strawberries in an indoor vertical farm that farm is run by San. Francisco AG Tech. Company. Plenty. Unlimited. Driscoll's new huge greenhouse will be in Laramie Wyoming hardly the nation's strawberry capital anticipating consumers possible objections driscoll says strawberries grown vertically without dirt or fresh air or just as tasty. Perhaps tastier than those grown on its California farms founded in twenty fourteen plenty unlimited began growing mountains of leafy Greens in a San Francisco vertical greenhouse last year. It now supplies leafy Greens to hundreds of Safeway, and Albertson's grocery stores in California. If you were to walk into its High Tech Greenhouse, you'd look up and up and up at endless walls of Kale a regular lettuce in Missoula. Mix. The company is green in more ways than one. They say, they use no GMO's and no pesticides because they don't spray for bugs plenty makes the startling claim that you don't even need to wash their produce and like other vertical farms plenty claims to use a tiny fraction of and water compared to traditional farming about one percent of land in less than five percent of water. Most vertical farms launched with Greens which grow well hydroponically and aeroponics not to mention they take less space than say tomatoes and strawberries. Moreover, local Greens are popular. They're also delicate which makes them great candidates for one of the purported benefits offered by tech indoor farms. That is if you can use controlled indoor conditions including led lights, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and recycled water to grow food on a large scale, you can put these greenhouses anywhere whether it be damned, and if you can grow strawberries in frozen Laramie Wyoming year round, you can shrink food miles the average. Plate of food travels fifteen hundred miles before it winds up on our table shrinking those food miles is good for the environment. It's also good for most produce great for grains. But now that vertical Greens have been proven, it's time to expand into other fruits and vegetables which brings us back to driscoll's the strawberry giant. It supplies a third of all strawberries in America and it's making a big investment in plenty. The Financial Times reports that high profile deal is only one of a flurry of investments signaling the news that high tech indoor farming is here to stay. Recently revel Greens. Minnesota startup raised almost seventy million dollars growing. It's total investment to two hundred million dollars using rainwater and snow. Melt. Company grows lettuce in mammoth greenhouses in California Texas and of course, it home in Minnesota with its new money rebel Greens plans to expand its Texas footprint according to the Star Tribune newspaper.