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"He had a macular degeneration in both eyes and they made a decision to do work on both eyes at the same time. He was not gained for that. He only wanted one eye to be looked at at a time, but they could cut him a deal if he did both eyes at the same time. And he could see in both eyes, but he went forward because he was going to get cut a deal to have the surgery for a lesser amount. And both sides went behind and I spent a lot of time with them over the last three or four years of his life before he passed. And so I just asked you to like really just seek wisdom. I mean, you obviously are a great guy and I can hear it in your voice and have been patient, but be more patient and be more concerned about keeping your eyesight than letting these guys just go ahead and make some decision for you. Please get please get advised well before you move forward. Agreed. Yes, yes. All right, so you want to take a guess on trivia. Yeah, I'm just going to shoot for one thing and I would say an elevator is my thought. Nice but not right. Yeah. We'll talk to some of these. I'm going to get it right. I promise. I know you. Thank you so much. All right. Thanks for drying. For keeping me okay. Yes, it's not hard to find one in any medium or large size American city, maybe even small size I don't know, but a hundred years ago, it was rare. The oldest one still in operation is in Seattle. What is it? 888-876-5593. That's 88 88 Raleigh and Laura is in plane. Hello, Laura. How are you? I'm well, thank you. Oh, good. Well, good to hear from you, and you want Gilligan's island trivia. Speakerphone. Yes. I'm pretty good at 60s and 70s trivia, so I thought, oh, what the heck? Let's try Gilligan. Okay, Gilligan's island. What is the professor's actual name? Oh. I'm guessing the characters. So I mean, on the show, we had an actual name. Professor. Oh my goodness, professor. Oh, good gosh. Christmas. Oh, I can think of the other character's names professor. Galilee got me. It's nothing's coming to mind, but his name was Roy hinckley. Really? Yes. Oh my gosh, I've seen every episode and I don't remember that. He was played by Russell Johnson, originally in the pilot episode. It was John Gabriel. But the professor's backstory identifies him as Roy hinckley, although his actual name is rarely mentioned. He was a high school science teacher born in Cleveland, Ohio, his expertise was as a bat Ness whose purpose in joining the ill fated voyage, these stranded castaways was to write a book to be titled fun with ferns. Well, thank you. I always enjoy your trivia and I appreciate it that you could actually stop me. So that was pretty good. I'll try again next week. I'm counting on it. Thanks. Appreciate it. Thanks, rally. Bye. And that was one of the things that Sherwood Schwartz created who did a number of things that were just classic to say the least. Of course, he was a writer for the adventures of Ozzie and harad and all sorts of other things, but not only created Gilligan's island and the Brady bunch. She also wrote the theme for Gilligan's island and the theme for the Brady bunch and yeah, he was he was around for quite a while. And so there and interestingly, he got to California because he was pursuing his master's in biology at UCLA. When he began writing jokes for Bob Hope and that was that was it. All right, so 888-876-5593 88 88 Raleigh. And let's see. I believe I already did that. No, I didn't. I got to do this right now on WGN radio. With progressive's name your price tool you can find options that fit your budget because giving you options is the right thing to do. Oh yeah, like when I hold the door for someone. Sure, it may be weird if I don't time it right and they're a little too far away and now they're running and we're both asking ourselves, is it worth it to run instead of just, you know, letting them open their own door? But still, it's the right thing to do. So get options based on your needs with progressive's name your price tool. Progressive casualty insurance company affiliates and third party insurers comparison rates not only available in all states situations prices every day based on how you buy. Chicago Shakespeare theater on navy pier presents wise
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"Subsidiary of thanking America court. This is WTO P news. 5 53, a D.C. law targeting impaired drivers is getting tougher next week. As of next Monday, if you're convicted of a drunk or drug driving infraction and you have a D.C. driver's license, you're required to enroll in the cities in car breathalyzer program. If you don't, your license gets revoked indefinitely and registration of all vehicles suspended. The district is actually had this as a law since 2016. Kurt Erickson of the Washington regional alcohol program. It was mandatory, but there wasn't really consequences if you engaged in the program or not. Eriksen says ignition interlock device programs work. They cut recidivism by about 70%. So incredibly effective, only if people are on it. The final weekend of shows for the Shakespeare theater company's run of much ado about nothing has been canceled. It's because of a COVID outbreak among the cast members. Performance is this Saturday and Sunday will not happen at an email from the theater company says the show has to close. If you're holding tickets, you can transfer them to another Shakespeare theater company performance this season. Get credit to your account for a later show, donate the value of your tickets to the company or get a refund. This region has seen its share of fentanyl deaths as overdoses spike nationwide. Well, now a new report by The Washington Post digs into how the crisis crises rose to this level. Nick mirov is one of the reporters in the story. He says two things about their findings, surprised him. The sharp rise in the death toll in the last few years, but also just the extraordinary volume of fentanyl that has been coming across the border. Last month, U.S. authority ceased 2900 pounds of fentanyl at the Mexico border. That's more than they were seizing in an entire year just to a few years ago. The post found that presidents from both parties failed to take action to effectively combat one of the most urgent threats facing the country. Money news of 25 and 55, Twitter has dissolved its trust and safety council. The advisory group of around a hundred independent civil human rights and other
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"Sports. The top stories were following for you on WTO 5 people are dead in 18 hertz after a shooting at a nightclub in Colorado Springs, police say they have an injured 22 year old suspect in custody. The alleged Potomac river rapist has been found dead in his D.C. jail cell. It's believed Giles Warwick took his own life. He was days away from a trial in connection with the rape and murder of a woman in Georgetown more than 20 years ago. Former president Trump has an open door to return to Twitter. CEO Elon Musk says an online poll favored restoring the account, which was suspended after the attack on the capitol. Stay with WTO for more on these stories in just minutes. Imagine much ado about nothing said in a TV newsroom in the nation's capital. It's the premise of a new production at the Shakespeare theater in D.C.. We have live news broadcasts throughout the evening from other Shakespeare plays. So you sort of get to see all Shakespeare plays in one. Artistic director Simon Godwin says the D.C. setting unlocks thematic potential. Everyone is very concerned about their reputation in Washington. And this is a play very much about reputation and honor and your name, in quotation marks. So I think it'll play into kind of anxieties, but also comic opportunities. The logo on the news desk reads snn for Shakespeare in his network. And we're excited to have a very famous CNN anchor making a cameo in the show as well. Find out more on WTO P dot com. Jason fraley WTO. It's 1118. Rob is in the WTO traffic center. Thanks, Andy. We'll start in a district northbound D.C. two 95 delays approaching Pennsylvania avenue the crash was reported further northbound after Pennsylvania and before benning road, uncertain as to which lane or lanes may be blocked but use caution traveling northbound on D.C. two 95, leaving Pennsylvania avenue and headed toward benning road. The freeway is pretty clear between the 14th street bridge and 11th street bridge and no problems in the northbound Thursday tunnel as you head toward New York avenue. Still in Virginia on the antelope through annandale, the crash after Braddock road and before a little bit of return by completely wrapped up and gone just some minor delays as the folks hang out on the right shoulder there. Otherwise, no problems on 66 eastbound as you leave Gainesville headed toward the beltway, westbound 66, enjoying a smooth ride as you leave the beltway headed toward Gainesville with the express lanes open and running pretty decently right now, traveling on 29 northbound near I 66 in central, that's where we had the report of a crash, otherwise I 95 southbound, you can expect the delays as you leave lord and headed across the aka kwon and down to one 23. That's it for I 95. Arlington fairfax drive between Taylor street and Washington boulevard still with the girls on the run Boston in place right now. The road race still taking effect. No problems being reported in Maryland. If you're traveling on the beltway through Montgomery and prince George's counties, I 95 and the BW Parkway are in good shape, route 50 going across the
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"Visiting wounded warrior project dot org slash empower women vets. 1238. Traffic and weather on the 8th, here's Carlos Ramirez. Thanks Ian we'll start off on I 95 headed southbound, the work zone is after one 23, only have two lanes getting by along the left hand side, minimal delays for now just be careful along the far right, of course. In a loop of the beltway, it looks like the express lanes are closed tonight. You will not be able to use the express lanes on the northbound side of four 95, not to worry I'm not seeing any delays on your main lanes right now as you head past 66. And at points north up towards the American legion bridge, westbound 66 the works on is between route 7 and the capital beltway, left lane gets you by right now, the ramp to the inner loop of the beltway still currently closed. You'll have to use route 7 watts bound to get northbound on four 95. Eastbound 66, between a route 50 and one 23 should only have a single lane getting by there. Don't really want to say to the left or to the right. It's kind of down the center of the roadway, as you make your way eastbound on 66, just be extra careful. They've got work kind of looking like it's on both sides of the roadway. The point is, you only have a single lane. That's the point. Just one lane getting by as you head over towards one 23. In Maryland, northbound to 70, there was a crash reported near montrose road. Looks like they should have, they have taken care of that. I 95 BW Parkway looking good, and it looks like the pedestrian crash that was at the intersection of Georgia avenue in Florida should be clear by now, but it's still crowded in that whole area. As expected, Saturday night after all, the extra careful in the district when the driving through some of the more crowded areas, pedestrians all over the place, and sometimes they don't like to use crosswalks, so be extra careful there. One 8 6 6 three O four WTF is a traffic tip line, are two co hosts of a D.C. based news show really at each other's throats, or are they simply falling in love, find out in much ado about nothing, tickets, Shakespeare theater dot org Carlos Ramirez WTO traffic. Storm team four, meteorologist Samara theater, but this chilling forecast for Sunday morning. Temperatures had into the upper 40s to around 50 today. We've got a lot of sunshine out there, but winds will be gusting upwards
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"The four G street bridge is certainly a master as a crash at Washington boulevard and traffic has stopped at the moment when you do get by your squeeze by to the left, but at the moment it doesn't look very like very much traffic is getting by. The service road will get you around the crash, however. You can get on just beyond the crash from the service road passing Washington boulevard on three 95 south of course, the easy pass lanes also get by without delay. On 95 you're good to go from Springfield to Fredericksburg and 66 is running well. Meantime traffic is doing okay on the Maryland side on the interlude beltway at route 50 John Hanson highway, that crash is out of the roadway now. And route 15, both ways, the ram to go east onto 66, looks like that is blocked. That ramp is at least the right side of the ramp is blocked from 15 to takes you on to eastbound 66, route 7 eastbound and aspirin village boulevard has a crash as well. And right now, in Maryland on 95 and the Baltimore Washington Parkway all is quiet, not so in route 50 eastbound. That is jammed, getting out to the bay bridge from cape saint Clair, two lanes only open for eastbound traffic due to weather. And two 70s doing all right, but in Frederick Patrick street, which is route 40 eastbound closed, rolling is blocked between Lyndon avenue in 15 of the crash westbound traffic does get by now. Our two co hosts of a D.C. based news show really at each other's throats, or are they simply falling in love, find out in much ado about nothing. Tickets at Shakespeare theater dot com. Bob in order to help traffic. Thank you, bob, another check of your forecast on this rainy Friday with storm team fours. Steve Francis value. Rain becoming more widespread this evening and into tonight, temperatures
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"The roads this morning for the holiday, right? Well, that's the hope, at least at this point, at least we can see normally where we'll have some delays There are nonexistent, but we do have a few things out of the ordinary going on We've got some slowdowns in Virginia. We'll start with the express lanes northbound. We had a vehicle fire after the aka Kwan, single file rights going to be getting you by just about put that out now. You'll find 95 south of very slow getting out of Stafford riding toward falmouth. The wreck after centerport Parkway had been right in the middle of the roadway. You're going to be under Virginia state authorities direction going south on 95 toward 17. Now there have been a delay earlier and Gainesville around 66 going Gainesville east towards Centreville. There had been some overnight work between 29 and 28 that's gone. The delays have eased completely as you ride all the way in toward roslyn. You should find your travel lanes open, check in once more in the Rosalind tunnel, the work zone had been overnight with the right lane getting by. You will find in Maryland the northbound Baltimore Washington parkways ride toward one 98 and 32, crash along the right side of the roadway. Everything is now on the shoulder as you move toward Frederick, 70 east at a meyersville toward mile post 46, crash has been moved over onto the shoulder. Down in fort Washington, oxen hill road near fort foot road, we've got word of a crash, riding downtown, we're still quiet, we're a little heavier, D.C. two 95 going south now toward nanny hill and burrows avenue, no worries north on I two 95 out of ox and cove, still quiet across the freeway and you're looking good in the third street tunnel. Our two co hosts of dead D.C. based news show really at each other's throats, or they simply falling in love. Find out in much ado about nothing. Tickets at Shakespeare theater, dot org, Jack taped their WTO P traffic. The forecast from Mike's doniford. The remnants under coal will come our way today. We'll see rain heavy at times. There will be a risk of a thunderstorm, and it's going to turn rather windy will get up to a high near 70. Rain heavy at times tonight scattered them as far as which could be severe. It's going to stay rather windy too
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". Start at indeed dot com slash credit. Thanks for being with us this election night at 6 28. Traffic and weather on the 8s we kick it off with Dave dildine. There is a car fire fully ablaze at the I 95 route one 23 interchange. I'm not really sure which ramp I'm looking at here in camera, but there's definitely a car fire in the 95 route one 23 interchange. And that will certainly slow the pace if for no other reason than rubber necking on 95. There's also a car fire in McLean on route one 23. Southbound traffic was stopped between the George Washington Parkway and Kirby wrote to extinguish that fire, but that is backing up northbound traffic on the George Washington Parkway. And from the chain bridge, you weren't able to get into mcclain because the southbound lanes of chain bridge road Dolly Madison boulevard were blocked. Outbound from the key bridge into Rosalind, traffic was slow. There was what was called in as a crash along the left side as the key bridge turns into fort Meyer drive. Three 95 will be slow inbound at the 14th street bridge in southbound toward Sterling to now in the south side of the beltway traffic has been really slow this evening between Springfield, Alexandria and the Wilson bridge, long volume delays there. And on the Italy toward the American legion bridge, new crash en route 28 northbound after Sterling boulevard. That is backing up northbound traffic and on the interloop of the beltway in college park, there's a crash before route one on the right side, college park, and southbound on the Baltimore Washington Parkway traffic is heavy and slow through Laurel with a crash before one 97. Our two co hosts of a D.C. based news show really at each other's throats are they simply falling in love, find out in much ado about nothing, tickets at Shakespeare theater dot org.
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"Show really at each other's throats are they simply falling in love. Now it's not the story of WTO. You're gonna find this out and much ado about nothing. Tickets at Shakespeare theater dot org Joe Fox WTO traffic. And now to storm team four meteorologist Samara Theodore Hartley cloudy tonight with temperatures falling into the mid 60s as we head throughout the week, we actually have plenty of sunshine in store, increasing sunshine for your Monday. High temperatures tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 70s. So another warm day, but then that cold air just drives in Monday night with temperatures falling into the 40s. Tuesday, we are mostly sunny with highs in the low 60s. Wednesday really struggling to make it out of the 50s, mostly sunny conditions, but by Thursday, we warm back up with highs in the upper 60s. I'm storm team four meteorologist Samara Theodore. 72 in beltsville, 70 in fairfax, and 71 in Washington. I'm Katie from long roofing. My great grandfather founded the long legacy with reliability value and quality in mind. Cooler weather is coming. So it's a great time to make sure your roof is ready for the season. Small leaks can lead to big problems like structural damage and even mold. Stay warm and cozy under your long roof. Schedule a free estimate today and you'll see we do root replacement the right way. The long way. D.C. sports had a listeners want to put your pro football peeking skills to the test, visit MGM national harbor to play beat the book at any of our bet MGM kiosks. Get more picks correct than our book, and you could win a share of $15,000 in free play. Each week, visit between Tuesdays and Sundays at 11 a.m. to participate
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"To the job if he wins the election Tuesday against Republican Dan Cox. Stay with us at WTO for more on these stories in just minutes. It's four 48. Traffic and weather on the 8s and when it breaks, is Rick McClure in the traffic center. All right, football game is over at FedEx field and the volume is on both loops to land over between route 50 and central avenue we had one broken down on the outer loop before river road that was in the left lane and the volume is still on the Virginia side through McLean where it slows between Georgetown pike in the legion bridge. And that's starting to grow a little bit. Marilyn and I two 70, we had some rainfall there about an hour ago it was slow in the southbound lanes through German town between father Hurley boulevard and millbrook road. No issues reported. Had some high standing water traveling east on shady grove road toward the ICC, please be careful there. Route 50 across the bay bridge delays are on the westbound side across Kent island, three lanes west, two lanes east across the bay, over Virginia, we had some building volume on the eastbound side through a fairfax near route 50, that's it. I 95, no issues reported. Still quiet in both directions, just a couple of weekend volume slowdowns from lord and woodbridge and through Dale City and a little below speed on the northbound side, the parts of Fredericksburg and falmouth. Watch out traveling east or west toward dulles international by way of the toll road, there's police action at centerville road as blocking all lanes at the moment, and through the district of course trying to get out. By way of the westbound freeway toward the outbound 14th street bridge, don't even think about it as the demonstration continues around mid span of the bridge that's covering all lanes at it began as a caravan and the vehicles involved may have been carrying some of the demonstrators Wally. This turned around and started blocking all the lanes there until the MPD arrives soon trying to sift through that volume. Meanwhile, the laser back from before the third street tunnel toward the outbound 14th, so it's going to be a struggle trying to get out of the district by way of the westbound freeway and even lower 14th street. Our two co hosts of D.C. based news shows really at each other's throats or are they simply falling in love. Find out in much to do about nothing. Tickets at Shakespeare theater dot org, Rick McClure, WTO traffic. We've got some clouds today and early sunset thanks to eastern standard time. Let's see what's ahead. Here's storm team four meteorologist samar Theodore. Hey everyone
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"Dot gov. 9 28 traffic and weather on the 8s. To the traffic center and marry de papa. All righty, thanks, Nick. We're going to start out on the Maryland side our serious crash and now investigation is on interstate 95. And as you head southbound, you're going to hit the brakes shortly after passing the one 98 exit and it's a slow roll getting past 200 toward two 12 single file to the right far right getting by this crash investigation Now you're working around 29 route one, Baltimore, Washington Parkway. There are no incidents reported, but be advised southbound Baltimore Washington Parkway through jessup and Annapolis junction Maryland city seems to be the bailout of choice. Keep that in mind. It's rolling slowly and not an original idea. This said there's nothing else reported in Maryland to 70 runs well, the beltways incident free to or from the eastern shore via 50. Now inside of the beltway, I two 95, heavy and slow in both directions to get to the suit and Parkway exit, and hear single file to the left is going to get you by the work zone. In northwest Wisconsin avenue, closed between western avenue and Nebraska avenue, open streets, D.C., in Virginia, 66 running east toward the beltway, a lot of debris from overnight work zone, not cleaned up properly, may have a new crash in the mix, watch for any flashing lights there. Our two co hosts of the D.C. based news show really at each other's throats are they simply falling in love. Find out more, much ado about nothing, tickets at the Shakespeare theater dot org married to pump the WTO traffic. To storm team four meteorologist Ryan Miller. I pressure offshore. That is going to continue to keep our winds out of the south and with winds out of the south. We'll see mild temperatures for the
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"That last look in the traffic camera only single file left single file right is all that gets you by. If you have not yet committed a 95 mainline there, you can use those local links to get around this crash, but if you are committed, you're only getting buy in a single file to the right in a long delay on that northbound trip. On south N95 standard volume delays and stretches out of a call it required towards falmouth, the easy pass lanes are southbound, who know how for northbound is caught in that crash of Dale City. His slow briefly supplemented 85 across the aqua Quan as well, 66, slowing both ways just outside the beltway between nutley street and the belly. That should be mostly volume. Mcclain crash on old dominion drive should be east bed after chain bridge road. There you should be under police direction. Driving in Maryland reports of any major issues two 70 though jammed northbound out of clarksburg toward heights town with no incidents reported blocking where you can see some of those delays heading to that lane drop in the nearest camera, but no incidents or work zones currently reported there. Bellway traveled in Maryland reports of any issues, 95 south car crash was near about 100 causing a brief delay, bay bridge running to eastern two west with no delays. In the district quite slow on D.C. 25 southbound from Burroughs avenue in volume twenty's capital street, I two 95 southbound works only 6 95 for the suit in the Parkway, only a single lane gets by, not the 1995 works on north of blue plains that only the left lane getting by. You're slow to get to that one, then you slow again very much as you make your way north on two 95, leaving Malcolm X avenue toward the suit and the Parkway. Another works in with only one left lane getting by. Three 95 south slows leaving the thirsty tones for the app bound case bridge. We are brought you by the Shakespeare theater to co host of a D.C. based news show are either really at each other's throats or they're simply falling in love, find out in much ado about nothing, tickets, a Shakespeare theater dot org. I'm Jo commented on YouTube traffic Now let's check in with storm team four meteorologist clay Anderson. We are enjoying sandy of the life away to end the month of October, mostly sunny skies for our Saturday afternoon,
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"Responsible for the content of this communication. Paid for by the national association of convenience stores. 6 28. Cyber traffic and weather on the 8s we start with Dave dildine. All right, from that of the beltway and Silver Spring, 95 south under the outer loop it is slow, it is a crash between New Hampshire avenue and university boulevard initially blocking the second lane from the right. They may have taken two right lanes to consolidate it. But you're getting by to the left, very slowly on the outer loop. On the outer loop from the two 70 spur toward Northern Virginia, on the outer loop out of tysons and from van dorn street to the Wilson bridge, rush hour wears on, Italy, clockwise, still slow from route 7 Tyson's past river road and from three 55 right through Silver Spring, both ways, slow through college park and green belt as well. No delays on route 50 bay bridge, two 70 northbound late delays, clarksburg passed 80 urbana a distraction on a bridge overhead into the district coming in on three 95 slow to go east on the southeast Southwest freeway. There was a response to an incident on the D.C. two 95 north ramp, the ramp that comes off the 11th street bridge one right lane getting by on the rail. Outbound traffic on three 95 is slow from the tunnels to the 14th street bridge, palisades, westbound Macarthur boulevard, remaining close west of Arizona avenue for water main work. Our two co hosts of a D.C. based news show relate each other's throats where they simply falling in love, find out in much ado about nothing. Tickets at Shakespeare theater, dot org. Dave dildy WTO traffic. Storm team fours Amelia Draper. A beautiful finish on this Thursday, the sunshine finally back as we head throughout the evening hours temperatures will be in the 50s with clear skies overnight, expect lows in the mid 30s to mid 40s
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"We talk about so many things. I don't even know our conversations go all over the map. She's very interested and interesting. Which is something I can't say about a lot of young. Artists, you know, I feel like a lot of people don't know themselves. And I would really just say she's surrounded by a really great family. I know her mother Claire, we've known each other since our California Shakespeare theater days and actually that's where I met Zendaya when she was 5 years old. She was a young girl who was who kept coming to see this Shakespeare production. And we found out that one of the productions she loved the most was a production of Oswald that ends well where I played the clown. And I remember playing with her like three different times because my job is to play with the audience. And then we realized that that was that's our first connective tissue that we first met that long ago. You know, when she was about 5 or 6 years old. So I think that there's something energetic. There's something cosmic that we're now working together so closely. There was already deemed and set up in the stars. And I think she's just loves her family and her close friends. And I think it shows in her work that she cares about people. And then the season ends with rue trying to make amends to people that she's wronged, including Ali, and there's just a heartbreaking scene where she she calls Ali on the phone. And I understand that that was shot in kind of an unusual way that you were like, even though it's a phone call, you were in the room together when you were shooting that scene? Yeah, I think Sam thought that was very important that it felt like we were truly having this conversation. I can see it right now Zendaya standing across from me across the room. And I'm on the other end of the room. And now we look at each other and said the lines. I just wanted to call you and tell you that I'm sorry for what I said. And I really regret it. I just. I never should have said that. And I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Listen to me. I forgive you. And I know, in particular, I remember Sam and I talked about that long pause that I take. And said it's important, he asked me, he would just ask me questions. Why do you forgive her? Do you forgive her? And I think if those are the questions that Ali had to ask himself before he gave an answer. And that's also part of his journey, which is forgiveness, and I think that that's something ultimately that he's working on to make sure that even if someone has wronged him
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"Transit system in the lawsuit filed yesterday that plaintiffs argued that metro should be removed from that list. It's 5 18. Traffic and weather on the 8s here's Rita Kessler in the traffic center. While there's not a lot of volume in the area right now, we do have a major backup in the district. This is south found D.C. two 95 coming out of Maryland off the BW Parkway, headed past eastern avenue all the way toward east capitol street. This is a work crew set up with just a single left lane getting you by also the ramp to the Whitney young bridge is closed. Now we did have a report of a crash in the northbound direction after burrows, it was along the right side, not really seeing much of a delay in the northbound direction, so keep an eye out for that. You'll also find southbound actually northbound I two 95 at Malcolm X avenue had been a report of a broken down vehicle in Maryland, southbound 95 near Maryland 200 of the inner county connector that's a report of a wreck, watch for response showing up to the scene. Southbound two 70 between Montgomery village avenue and three 70, the two right lanes remain blocked with the emergency work right now, no delay, heading out of town on northbound two 70, that is still a good trip, had it all the way into Frederick, you'll also find in Virginia, southbound 95 remains a good trip out of Springfield crossing the Aquaman into Fredericksburg, no problems northbound along that stretch as well, three 95 in good shape in either direction between Springfield and the 14th street bridge in 66 in good shape in either direction as well. Potted Potter is magical fun for the whole family the smash hit Harry Potter parody is now playing through July 17th tickets at Shakespeare theater dot org. I'm Rita Kessler WTO traffic. All right, Mike Jennifer, looks like you are setting us up here for what will turn out to be anyway. A very hot day today and maybe a hot weekend as well.
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"Are on sale at Baltimore Ravens dot com. 7 28. Steve dresner now in the traffic center. In Virginia on the southbound side of I three 95 right by The Pentagon in the exit to go to route one towards crystal city. Do you use a bit of caution? Looks like we have one into the gory area, a construction barrel is currently blocking the left lane. Now, if you are taking the x-ray to go to route one crystal city, the right lane of that ramp is blocked with another vehicle that has been involved in the same crash. And again, this is how the southbound side of I three 95 at the exit for route one, crystal city. Staying in Virginia we're still backed up southbound side and 95 slow lore and over the aka Kwan after the bridge. Now the delays have gone away. Right around Dale City and believe it or not, we're all the way good to go all the way down to the Fredericksburg area on the southbound side. Can't say the same for the north bounders. We're backed up currently from Fredericksburg through falmouth, traffic keys is once our north of aquia harbor in a better trip all the way up to the aka Kwan, once you're over the bridge all clear to the Springfield interchange. Traffic moving well in both directions on 66, no delays along the JW Parkway. In Maryland, yes, we're dealing with a para crashes northbound on the BW Parkway after Ford ten block and Elaine as you approach a capitol bellway once you're north of the beltway, another crash after one 93 with a lane blocked. Potted Potter is magical fun for the whole family. The smash hit Harry Potter parody begins performances on June 29th, tickets are on sale now, it Shakespeare theater dot org. Steve dresner, WTO traffic. What do you think? Now just get the rest of your weekend forecast, which started out pretty good. If you have to admit it, here's NBC four samar Theodore. Well, this has just been quite a spectacular day.
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"shakespeare theater" Discussed on Before the Break
"And that has my reels and that I do update regularly with stuff I'm up to. You can also find me on IMDb. Dave quay is not known professionally. Lovely. And yeah, anything coming up in the pipeline. I have a few things coming up. You can see me at the Shakespeare theater in D.C. doing a show that was supposed to happen in 2019. I'll be playing dogberry in much ado, which will be a lot of fun. Simon Godwin is directing that'll be great. And then in the next actually, this coming week, I'm directing a film project, which is a hybrid Peter film project called get to 11, which is an adaptation of Patrick lillis as one man show. So that'll be a next several months or so. Nice. Very cool. Awesome. Well, Dave, I feel like you have so much more ahead of you and we're going to we are going to have difficulty booking you maybe the next time. No, listen, thank you guys. I feel like you have so much ahead of you, man. And yeah, a lot to look forward to, Dave. Yeah. Good stuff. I really appreciate it. Nice talking and we'll have to hang in continue our movie conversation. Absolutely. Yes, yes, yes. Dave clay, thank you so much for stopping by. We really appreciate it. Be well, see you guys later. Hi, Dave. Bye. What a wise guy. I was just gonna say, yeah, his wisdom is great, and it's refreshing and, you know, a lot of people, I guess, I guess that's an element that a lot of actors lack, whether it wasn't taught to them as kids or given to them in the training that sort of that really mature and wise way to navigate not only their acting, but their life. And you can tell when someone walks into a room and they have it, you're like, I want you in my circle. I want you in the room with me. You're somebody that can add to the stew here. And you're reliable. I trust you. I trust people like that. Who's sure of themselves? And they have principles. And they have a guideline and they know what they're doing. Even if it's scary and especially if there are mistakes, their perspective is just primed with success just because of how they're looking at all situations. And that's somebody that should be on a level of a guest star series regular. Yeah. It's very much an old soul. Yeah. Yeah, I agree. Alrighty, everybody. For another great episode before the break, Tommy take us home. You can find out more about before.
TED Talks Daily
How theater weathers wars, outlasts empires and survives pandemics
"Oh firm use of fire that would ascend the brightest heaven of invention a kingdom for a stage princes to act and monarch to behold the swelling scene. Though to be totally honest right. Now i'd settle for a real school day a night out and a hug from a friend. The words that i spoke at the beginning firm use a fire etc are shakespeare's. He wrote them as the opening to his play. Henry the fifth and there are also quite likely. The first words ever spoken on the stage of the globe theatre in london when it opened in fifteen ninety nine the global go on to become the home for most of shakespeare's work and from what i hear that shakespeare guy was pretty popular but despite his popularity just four years later in sixteen zero three. The globe would close for an extended period of time in order to prevent the spreading and resurgence of the bubonic plague and facts from sixteen zero three to sixteen thirteen. All of the theaters in london were closed on and off again for an astonishing seventy eight months here in chicago in two thousand sixteen new theaters opening as well. The steppenwolf had just opened at seventeen hundred theater. Space the goodman down in the loop had just opened its new center for education and engagement and the chicago shakespeare theatre had just started construction on its newest theatre space. The yard today. Those theatres as well as the homes are over two hundred and fifty other theater companies across chicago are closed due to covid nineteen from broadway to l. a. Theaters are dark and when or if the lights are ever going to come on again. That means that tens of thousands of theater artists are out of work from actors and directors to stage managers. Set builders costume designers. It's not like it's an easy time to go wait tables. It's a hard time for the theater. And it's a hard time for the world but while theaters may be feeder as an art form has the potential to shine on how we can process and use this time apart to build a brighter more equitable healthier future together. Theater is the oldest art form we humans have. We know that the greeks were writing plays as early as the fifth century. Bc but theater goes back before that it goes back before we learned to write to call and response around fires. And who knows maybe before we learned to build fire itself feeder has outlasted empires weathered wars and survived plagues in the early sixteen hundred. Theatres closed over sixty percent of the time in london. And that's still looked at is one of the most fertile an innovative periods of time in western theater history. The plays that were written then are still performed today. Over four hundred years later unfortunately in the early sixteen hundreds a different plague was making its way across the ocean and it hit the shores of what would be called american sixteen nineteen when the first slave ships landed in jamestown virginia. Racism is an ongoing plague in america but many of us in the theater like to think we're not infected or that we are at worst as symptomatic but the truth is our symptoms have been glaring onstage and off. We have the opportunity to use this intermission. Caused by one clegg to work to cure another. We can champion a theater. That marches protests burns bills. We can reimagine the way our theaters institutions work to make them more reflective. And just we can make this one of the most innovative and transformative periods of time in western theater. History one that we're still learning about celebrating four hundred years from now. What we embody in the theater can be embodied in the world. Why because theater is an essential service. And what i mean by that. Is that theater is in service to that which is essential about ourselves. Love anger rage despair. Hope theatre not only shows us the breadth and depth of human emotions. It allows us to experience catharsis to feel our feelings and rather than ignore compartmentalize them move through them to discover. What's on the other side
WGN Radio
"shakespeare theater" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Will hear from them a little while, but I asked him before this show who is guest was gonna be, And he said nobody he was considering bringing a member of this family because the rules are that you need to be In the proximity of the person for period of time before you go to the inauguration, right? So somebody doesn't go off. Get the virus after they've tested positive, positive negative after they tested negative. You don't have the virus, but then they go off and then they come back and join. You know, the two of you have to stay together as a unit, so It really does limited to staffers or members of your family. After the storming of the capital couple of weeks ago, his family decided it's too dangerous. We're not going to do it, so my Quigley will be there by himself. Would pick a celebrity. Hey, you're quarantining with me for a couple days. Well, that's what you tend to see at inaugurations. Or or maybe states of the union speech is a lot of times somebody will be there for some Political or social cause, But it doesn't look like you're going to see so much of that. Today there will be some celebrities singing today I remembering back to Obama's first inauguration. Ondo performance that gave me chills when Aretha Franklin saying my country tis of a do you guys remember That sure was just amazing rendition of that song. What's interesting is we will beginning a repeat from 2009 when Obama was first sworn in Garth Brooks. Will be performing for a second time. He was actually invited in 2017 for the first Trump inaugural, the Trump inaugural back in 2017, but had to decline because of this concert tour. But he says his goal is to unite this country, and he hopes people leave after seeing his performance with more love than when they came in. Sure, am intrigued also by Lori Lightfoot's energy towards getting the bars and restaurants open again in Chicago. Was the doctor are Woody, who said that we are quote unquote days away from opening up restaurants. Steve, I presume that will be the 25% capacity. But you can't get 200 before until you get to 25. So I'm I'm very encouraged by that. I'm very hopeful that could be What's today? Wednesday, maybe first part of next week. Yeah, baby steps and you know the numbers keep going down. I was on the phone with family members in southern Illinois yesterday. And just a week or so ago. The case right to positivity rate down there was over 16% yesterday. The numbers came in at 6%. So every part of the state I know we're seeing lower numbers up here and and other parts of the state as well. Dramatically lower numbers of covert 8%. The number you want to be under in southern Illinois is now at a level where they can have limited capacity and restaurants along with northwestern Illinois. You know, somebody said to us yesterday, they said. What is it? That will be? We're through this for you. Vicky. You are reading this on Facebook as well. This is my Facebook post, Nancy said. The pandemic will be over for me when the patrons can come back to the library and ask for help studying the table, used the computers and visit face to face. Yet there's a lot of great comments. There was one when Wrigley Field is gonna be full of cups pans. When my whole family can come and just hang out at my house, open up my cabinets and help themselves lucky, Karlis said. When my spouse and I can go to Ah, theater, a lot of you are anxious to get back into theater. Roof, said the Chicago Shakespeare Theater, which is very confined space. Great theater, Diane said. When I can travel to the theater and feel safe that I'm attending Jack Sand when I don't have to go to Mariana was at 6 A.m. to buy a good paper towel. Think about that. Amy said. When my speech when my students speech, clinicians can see their clients in person, Joanne said. When I can eat inside at Portillo's Mary Ellen said, When I go to the vet with my dog and not have to wait in the car, that's our routine. We come in hand Daisy to the veterinarian assistant, and then they bring them in. And then we gotta wait. Sit there and wait and wait and wait and wait. That's on my Facebook page. I'm w G and King John. But right now, with no further ADO, it's time for speed joke sponsored by Team Hochberg. Thank you, Carl and Joe and Earl and Rick, Marcie and Huntley, Our listeners and Davenport, Iowa. And on it goes, one of our listeners said Hey, John Williams. I don't want to say that my husband has gained some weight during the pandemic, but he now counts is three electoral votes. My friend got a university degree in Egyptology. But the only job he could find was teaching other students about Egyptology. So basically, it's a pyramid scheme. Hey, John Williams. Thanks for helping me. Grate some cheese for lunch. You bet you Dave ended. I did the.
All Things Considered
Group hopes to rebuild Shakespeare theater that burned down
"Group of Theatre in Business Professionals is hoping to rebuild a renowned Shakespearean theater in Connecticut that burned to the ground last year. Hearst Connecticut media reported today that the team is looking into the redevelopment of the 12 acre property in Stratford that was home to the American Shakespeare Theatre. It's stage was graced by the likes of Katharine Hepburn, Christopher Plummer and James Earl Jones.
Steve Cochran
Navy Pier To Reopen Outdoor Spaces; Rides Still Closed
"Chicago's navy pier is announced plans to begin re opening next week but as with other public venues there will be restrictions all visitors over the age of two will have to be wearing face masks parks outdoor restaurant spaces and the main pier walkways will be open rides in the central pier park the children's museum and the Chicago Shakespeare theater will remain
AP News Radio
Worries beset famous London Shakespeare theater
"All of Britain's theaters have been shot since March when the government imposed a nationwide look done to slow the spread of the virus well something used receive government subsidy the globe gets ninety five percent of its revenue from ticket sales the fear to says the blue from the pandemic has been financially devastating and could be even terminal the British parliament's culture committee has told the government the globe is part of our national identity and for such a national treasure to succumb to cope with nineteen would be a tragedy Charles hello this month London
AP News Radio
Worries beset famous London Shakespeare theater
"Disney all of Britain's springs theaters the have been entertainment shot since March and shopping center when the adjacent government imposed to a the nationwide theme park look is starting done a to phase slow the three spread opening of Wednesday the virus well the complex something used which used receive to be called government downtown subsidy Disney is going the to globe allow gets some ninety third five party percent shops of its revenue and restaurants from ticket to sales open but the fear its website to says the blue says from even the pandemic with enhanced has been safety financially measures devastating an inherent and risk could be of even exposure terminal to cope with nineteen the British parliament's exists culture committee in any has public told the government place the globe and is it part says of by our visiting national identity Disney springs and for you such voluntarily a national treasure assume to all succumb risks to cope related with nineteen to exposure would be a tragedy the website Charles says all visitors hello this month and workers London will have to wear a mask and undergo a temperature check last week universal Orlando opened about a half dozen shops and eateries hi Jackie Quinn
AP News Radio
Worries beset famous London Shakespeare theater
"Disney all of Britain's springs theaters the have been entertainment shot since March and shopping center when the adjacent government imposed to a the nationwide theme park look is starting done a to phase slow the three spread opening of Wednesday the virus well the complex something used which used receive to be called government downtown subsidy Disney is going the to globe allow gets some ninety third five party percent shops of its revenue and restaurants from ticket to sales open but the fear its website to says the blue says from even the pandemic with enhanced has been safety financially measures devastating an inherent and risk could be of even exposure terminal to cope with nineteen the British parliament's exists culture committee in any has public told the government place the globe and is it part says of by our visiting national identity Disney springs and for you such voluntarily a national treasure assume to all succumb risks to cope related with nineteen to exposure would be a tragedy the website Charles says all visitors hello this month and workers London will have to wear a mask and undergo a temperature check last week universal Orlando opened about a half dozen shops and eateries hi Jackie Quinn
AP News Radio
Worries beset famous London Shakespeare theater
"Disney all of Britain's springs theaters the have been entertainment shot since March and shopping center when the adjacent government imposed to a the nationwide theme park look is starting done a to phase slow the three spread opening of Wednesday the virus well the complex something used which used receive to be called government downtown subsidy Disney is going the to globe allow gets some ninety third five party percent shops of its revenue and restaurants from ticket to sales open but the fear its website to says the blue says from even the pandemic with enhanced has been safety financially measures devastating an inherent and risk could be of even exposure terminal to cope with nineteen the British parliament's exists culture committee in any has public told the government place the globe and is it part says of by our visiting national identity Disney springs and for you such voluntarily a national treasure assume to all succumb risks to cope related with nineteen to exposure would be a tragedy the website Charles says all visitors hello this month and workers London will have to wear a mask and undergo a temperature check last week universal Orlando opened about a half dozen shops and eateries hi Jackie Quinn
AP News Radio
Worries beset famous London Shakespeare theater
"Disney W. Shakespeare's H. springs a spokeswoman globe theater the entertainment for data one show and along he shopping with major center knows she's tourist adjacent seen attractions the to letter the theme says park but it he's could is busy be starting forced finalizing a phase to close the three agenda opening for because the Wednesday world of the corona health assembly virus the complex pandemic which referring used to be to called an all annual downtown of Britain's meeting Disney theaters shorten is have going been shot this to allow since year some March because third of the country's when party the nineteen government shops imposed operate and restaurants a nationwide and set to to open look end done later to but slow its Tuesday website the spread tribes of says the virus said low even well she with expects enhanced something some used clarity safety receive measures soon government Donald an subsidy inherent Trump and posted risk the of the letter exposure globe on gets his Twitter ninety to cope page with five seven nineteen mind percent of its exists revenue holding the from WHO's ticket in any sales public repeated place the fear missteps to says and it the says blue in the response by from visiting the pandemic to the pandemic Disney has springs been financially saying you they've devastating voluntarily proven very assume and costly could all be even for risks the world terminal related I'm the Charles British to parliament's exposure de Ledesma culture committee the website has told says the all government visitors the globe and workers is part will of have our to national wear a mask identity and undergo and for such a temperature a national check treasure to last succumb week to universal cope with nineteen Orlando would be opened a tragedy about a half dozen Charles shops hello this month and London eateries hi Jackie Quinn
AP News Radio
Worries beset famous London Shakespeare theater
"Disney W. Shakespeare's H. springs a spokeswoman globe theater the entertainment for data one show and along he shopping with major center knows she's tourist adjacent seen attractions the to letter the theme says park but it he's could is busy be starting forced finalizing a phase to close the three agenda opening for because the Wednesday world of the corona health assembly virus the complex pandemic which referring used to be to called an all annual downtown of Britain's meeting Disney theaters shorten is have going been shot this to allow since year some March because third of the country's when party the nineteen government shops imposed operate and restaurants a nationwide and set to to open look end done later to but slow its Tuesday website the spread tribes of says the virus said low even well she with expects enhanced something some used clarity safety receive measures soon government Donald an subsidy inherent Trump and posted risk the of the letter exposure globe on gets his Twitter ninety to cope page with five seven nineteen mind percent of its exists revenue holding the from WHO's ticket in any sales public repeated place the fear missteps to says and it the says blue in the response by from visiting the pandemic to the pandemic Disney has springs been financially saying you they've devastating voluntarily proven very assume and costly could all be even for risks the world terminal related I'm the Charles British to parliament's exposure de Ledesma culture committee the website has told says the all government visitors the globe and workers is part will of have our to national wear a mask identity and undergo and for such a temperature a national check treasure to last succumb week to universal cope with nineteen Orlando would be opened a tragedy about a half dozen Charles shops hello this month and London eateries hi Jackie Quinn
AP News Radio
Worries beset famous London Shakespeare theater
"Shakespeare's globe theater one along with major tourist attractions says it could be forced to close because of the corona virus pandemic all of Britain's theaters have been shot since March when the government imposed a nationwide look done to slow the spread of the virus well something used receive government subsidy the globe gets ninety five percent of its revenue from ticket sales the fear to says the blue from the pandemic has been financially devastating and could be even terminal the British parliament's culture committee has told the government the globe is part of our national identity and for such a national treasure to succumb to cope with nineteen would be a tragedy Charles hello this month London
The Frankie Boyer Show
Fire Destroys Historic Shakespeare Theatre in Connecticut
"The American six beer festival theatre a historic and cultural landmark in Stratford. Connecticut has burned to the ground with more. Here's USA radio's Chris Barnes. No reports of injuries after the early Sunday morning fire firefighters called to the site and third Connecticut at about one AM and found the building already fully engulfed in flames. The theater has been hosted dozens of famous actors and actresses including Ed Asner, James Earl Jones, Christopher Walken and Katherine Hepburn. And the cause of the fire remains under investigation
Casting Actors Cast
Synchronized Acting: Shakespeare to Sorkin
"So actually seen actors lose out on a job because of a lousy sweet. The way you say your name has as much to do with the level of confidence you're showing. I mean, it's like suddenly they're in the witness protection program. Welcome to casting actors, cast insights for actors on acting in the business of show casting director. Jeffrey drives Bach takes you behind the scenes, reveal secrets to successful acting career. You can find out more on the web at casting actors, cast dot com. Now, here's your host jeopardy drives by. Hey, everybody welcome yet again to another episode of casting actors cast today. We're gonna be talking about what I call synchronicity synchronized acting from Shakespeare to Sorkin. We're gonna dive into some of the important qualities that authors with their material want to accomplish when they have you perform it. But first let me just take a moment. Once again, I keep on wanting to thank you so much for your really kind words that I'm receiving back and the fact that the podcast is doing so extraordinarily well, I'm a little humbled by the whole thing, and I really want to keep on doing these. And if you're one of those people out there and I know you're out there, I could hear you. I would love just to hear some feedback. So if you go to casting actress, cast dot com can either send me a voice message. It's really easy. Just a one click and I get the, I get the voice. You can introduce yourself and say, Hello and thank you for the Pat. Gas or whatever you want. Even if you have a question, I would be thrilled to have an opportunity to play your question on the air and also answer live, so we can really have a nice dialogue, especially in those areas that you think I might not be covering to your satisfaction because with your contribution, I can help shape and design the direction of some of these podcasts to really be of great benefit to you. And I know I've mentioned this before, but I really love doing these podcasts. And one of the reasons is I feel like, and I know this is gonna sound pollyanna, but I feel like I Mabel to give back information that I wish I had had when I first started out, I feel like it's really an amazing journey that we're all on together. And I guess that's another reason why I'm feel so motivated about these particular podcasts. So thanks so much. So synchronized acting, we're gonna talk about exactly what does that really, really mean? I'm entitling the. Podcast synchronized acting Shakespeare to Sorkin. It seems to me based on my experience that actors can fall into basically one of two categories. So which one are you? My category was honestly, if I really took a hard look, I would say that I was a lazy actor many times. I just didn't work hard enough and for those roles that I really really wanted, I would over work it. And so immersed myself into it that by the time I showed up to audition to show the producer of the director of the casting director how I was going to play the part. I ended up wanting it so much that that desperation seemed to bleed through everything that I had done. Everything that I had rehearsed any of the thought processes probably because I was a little more nervous than normal and it just completely exploded in front of me, and there are some. Really painful experience. I'm laughing because I'm looking back on some of those painful moments that I had had as an actor. So I oftentimes just felt like I worked either too hard or not hard enough, but basically, I, I would say I would fall under the lazy actor category. And then of course I've worked with and I see now that there are those actors the other category, which is the what I call the overworked after the actor that absolutely works so hard to discover as many different interesting nuances that they can and apply themselves to almost every conceivable option in the character that they are about to play that they literally exhaust themselves out of making a clean choice for the character. So that overworked actor has put so much into it that they just simply cannot make. A clear cut decision about it because there are too many options available. So when you entertain the idea of having too many options in your character, you end up not being able to make a decision about any of them. So I know this is a little simplistic, but I think that actors are either a lazy actor or that