28 Burst results for "Simi Valley"
Liberty Station
"simi valley" Discussed on Liberty Station
"And he's like, yeah, I did like four years working over here. And now I'm in the rest and control unit. I go, yeah, like what did you study? Oh, I'm a white belt in jiu-jitsu. I've only been studying jiu-jitsu three months and whatnot. Good, good for you. But you went through a 80 hour school, where's the rest and control structure? Yet there's numerous black wealth some people that train on the department and really not one of those people work the arrest and control unit. You know what I mean? And you know, sometimes it can be a buddy system or who you know, you got to get the right people in there, teaching officers how to stay alive. Yeah, I mean, and now with the popularity of jiu-jitsu, when you and I started nobody knew what it was, but now with the popularity, there's a lot of incredibly talented guys. I mean, our school is 75% law enforcement guy. So incredible. Safety people. So we have cops and firemen from various locations in departments and whatnot. Our guys and when people come to us at 8 O 5 combat sports and Simi Valley, they come with a self defense mindset rather than a sporting mentality. Of jiu-jitsu. Yeah, one of our firefighters told me I was just going to bring that up. Yeah, story just recently of a couple of female officers on scene with really big hulking guy on drugs. It was having an issue with them and they could not control him. And our firefighter, who's an absolute stud. Grab the guy, took him down, subdued him. Right. And he was saying classically that he used techniques that he learned in class. He was like, hey, can I pull him aside after a class? He was like, hey, you know, we had this thing and the officers had lost control of
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Dennis and Caller Dean Discuss the Nuances of 'All' and 'Hate'
"Okay, Simi Valley, California, dean, hello dean. Hey, Dennis, how are you? I'm really well. Thank you. Thank you. I am a big supporter. You and I are often like minded, and I just wanted to hopefully share something to help you. So that your distractors don't give you grief. A couple of segments ago you talked about whenever you use the word all, it means you're a hater and I often hear you say all leftists do this and all left us do that and I didn't want them to have that ammunition. Oh, they can have it. I hate all of this. If you're the leftist is an idea. I hate all Nazis. I hate all communists. I hate old fascists. The left remember, I always make a distinction between left and liberal. I mean, if you believe that the United States is systemically racist, if you believe that it is a good thing that we remove religion from American life like they just did in England with the London school of economics, they no longer have a Christmas break or an Easter break. And et cetera, if you think that. It is a good thing to have girls healthy breast cut off when they're 18 years of age, if they say they're a boy, I really hate you. I admit it. Tell me a leftist position that makes you unworthy of being hated, as opposed to a liberal position. I don't hate all liberals. A lot of liberals are wonderful people they're naive, and that's inexcusable in an adult, but I don't hate them. So hating an idea is not the same as hating a race or an ethnicity or a nationality. I'm with you. You know what, I stand corrected. I actually think I would be appreciating labeled a hater if what I hate is left this concept. Yes. If you hate evil, you're a good man.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"simi valley" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"For not only our international tourists, but also domestic tourists. His remarks came at a safety briefing ahead of New Year's Eve in Times Square, where he addressed tourists. One thing, spend money, spend a lot of money. That's what we asked when you're here. He says agencies are working to ensure the area of tracks the amount of tourism it deserves. A man from Simi Valley, California, drove 1100 miles to Denver to pick up his daughter after she was left stranded by Southwest Airlines, Daniel martindale reports. The man's daughter had been stuck in Denver since Christmas Eve, her flight had been delayed or canceled for two days, then rebooked to New Year's Eve, the father and his wife got tired of waiting and drove 15 hours, which included enduring a winter storm in Colorado, then they took the 1100 mile trip right back to see me valley. Officials in New York City are getting Times Square ready for the New Year's Eve ball drop. This is the first time since the start of the pandemic that Times Square can be packed to full capacity on New Year's Eve. On Friday officials tested the crystal ball that will be lowered onto Times Square as the clock strikes midnight and ushers in the start of 2023. American girl is making history with its 2023 girl of the year doll. For the first time ever, a South Asian doll will hold the girl of the year title. Coffee Sharma is described as an Indian American from New Jersey who loves to sing, dance, and hang out with her friends. American girl said coffee's culturally relevant stories help inspire kids to shine bright in their own way and be proud of who they are. A journal included with a doll will detail more about her life while a book will be released later in 2023 that will go deeper into covey's backstory. I'm Julie Ryan. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. Southwest Airlines is returning to a relatively normal flight schedule as the focus shifts to making things right with what could be well more than a million passengers who missed family connections or flights home during the holidays and many of whom are still missing their luggage. The Dallas carrier, which had canceled thousands of flights every day this past week after a winter storm last weekend, reported 43 cancellations early Friday. While that is still more than united American and delta combined, it marks a step forward after one of the most chaotic weeks in aviation history for a single ear length. Federal regulators have vowed a rigorous review of what happened at Southwest. Disgraced crypto founder Sam bankman freed plans to plead not guilty to fraud after being charged with orchestrating a year's long scam at FTX, the 30 year old is due to appear before federal court in Manhattan, January 3rd and is expected to enter pleas of not guilty to 8 offenses, including wire fraud, according to a person familiar with the case. A spokesperson for bankman freed declined to comment about the plea plans. Boeing shares posted their largest quarterly gain in 40 years, more from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. It came after executives laid out a plan to turn around the company after four years of turmoil that have cemented Airbus lead as the world's biggest plane maker, Boeing shares soared 57% during the final three months of the year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg, adding $42 billion to its market value, Charlie palette, Bloomberg radio investors are saying good riddance to a turbulent 2022 which saw stocks tumble for the year. Tech stocks suffered some of the worst declines with the NASDAQ down 33.1% this year. Pockets of optimism exist for the new year, Ed yardeni is chief investment strategist at Jordan research. I think the banking system is in good shape, the consumers actually in good shape with. Obviously some concerns about some back credit quality issues in the auto market, for example, but all in all, wages are likely to rise faster than prices in 2023. And so I think the purchasing power is going to be there for consumers. As we all know, the labor market remains strong and likely remains so. Companies such as meta platforms and Tesla lost some two thirds of their value while losses at Amazon.com and Netflix neared or exceeded 50%. Bill Gates topped the chronicle of philanthropy's annual list of the ten largest charitable gifts announced by individuals or their foundations in 2022. This year's list totaled nearly $9.3 billion. Gates gave $5 billion to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to foster the work in global health, development policy and advocacy and U.S. education. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Susanna Palmer. This
WMAL 630AM
"simi valley" Discussed on WMAL 630AM
". News now. We gathering of defense experts. I'm Laura Cantor, Fox News. The U.S.'s top national security leaders, meeting at the Ronald Reagan library in Simi Valley, California, Saturday, where they discussed domestic and international challenges, with the focus being on the war in Ukraine. The discussions here have focused not only on the war in Ukraine. But how it relates to deterring China in Taiwan. It's focused on military readiness, supply chain issues, and how it impacts on national security. Fox's Jennifer Griffin and Simi Valley, California. The Reagan national defense survey finding a strong majority of Americans support providing aid to Ukraine. Russia rejecting a $60 a barrel price cap on its oil, which was set by Ukraine's Western Allies. Ukraine's president zelensky, one of the price cap to be even lower. Fox's Paul Stevens has more. Zelensky's office chief riding Saturday on social media, the $60 per barrel ceiling set by the European Union, Australia, Britain, Canada, Japan, and the U.S. didn't go far enough and needed to be cut in half to quote destroy the enemy's economy faster. That's $60 per barrel cap is set to take effect on Monday along with an EU embargo on Russian oil shipped by sea. Russia threatening to cut off nations who endorsed the price cap. Police in Moscow, Idaho, providing new details about the home where four university of Idaho students were found fatally stabbed nearly three weeks ago. Fox's Christina Coleman in Idaho has the story. They say there was a 6 person on the lease of that house where they say that that person has been interviewed and that they had actually moved out of that home before the school year started so they do not believe they were in the house at the time of the murders and they do not believe that this person is connected to the crime. Moscow police using a private security firm to monitor the home where the students were murdered. America is listening to Fox News. What is a Fisher house? Why the numbers? Fisher house has served more than 430,000 military and veteran families at no cost to them. I felt taken care of so that all I had to do was focus on caring for my son. What is a Fisher house? By the numbers, those families have saved more than $547 million to date by staying in Fisher house. If it wasn't for the Fisher house, my family would not have been able to afford to come stay up here in the Maryland area. By the numbers, over 11 million days and nights of lodging has helped so many. It was like a gift from God that
AP News Radio
Ye apologizes 'for any stress that I have caused' to ex Kim Kardashian
"Musician Kanye West or yay as he goes by now is apologizing to his ex-wife Kim Kardashian for the difficulties he caused in their relationship I'm Margie Szaroleta with the latest Ye tells ABC News is Good Morning America He realizes the stress he's put on Kim Kardashian since she filed for divorce in February 2021 Ye says neither he nor anyone else should be stressing her out I need this person to be Lee stress and a best sound mind and his calm as possible to be able to raise those children Ye says he absolutely wants their four children to attend donda academy the private school he founded in Simi Valley California that currently has 82 students He also says he absolutely will run for president again
Bloomberg Radio New York
"simi valley" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The Ronald Reagan presidential library in Simi Valley, pat Boone will be at the library tomorrow to promote his latest book titled if the eternal choice we all make, the event kicks off at 1 p.m. Pacific, Boone's book details how God chose him to make movies and hit records and helping him meet and marry his late wife Shirley. He also shares the lessons he learned along the way. Patrick Charles Eugene Boone sold over 45 million records during his career and collected 38 top 40 hits, his best known songs include love letters in the sand, April love, and wonderful time up there. Boone is also credited for making rock and roll acceptable to white audiences thanks to his so called vanilla covers of Fats Domino's ain't that a shame and Little Richard's tutti frutti. I'm Chris coraggio. And I'm susannah Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. Governor hochul has declared a state of emergency over polio. She said, go get a vaccine if you're unvaccinated against polio. She also ordered an expansion of vaccination efforts after scientists detected the virus in wastewater in another area of New York on Long Island. It's already been found in three counties in the New York metro area, as well as in the city itself. U.S. freight railroads will reduce their services beginning on Monday. This according to the journal of commerce after two of the country's largest real unions failed to agree on a new contract this week. The report says railroads begin notifying customers about the service cuts, which are taking place ahead of a possible strike September 17th. The association of American railroads confirmed in a statement Friday that 6 class one freight railroads will begin to take steps to manage and secure shipments of some hazardous or sensitive materials, starting on Monday. Federal Reserve governor Christopher Waller, says he favors another significant increase in interest rates when the Central Bank meets later on this month, signaling that he's backing 75 basis point move while there's remarks we're in the schedule text of a speech to the institute for advanced studies in Vienna, Austria. Federal Reserve bank of St. Louis president Jim bullard says he has become more supportive of a third straight 75 basis point interest rate increase. We get the story on that. From Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. Speaking with Bloomberg news, followed said Wall Street has underestimating the likelihood that the fed will hold rates at higher levels next year, he said while the consumer price index may show progress when it's reported this coming week, quote I would not let one data point sort of dictate what we're going to do with this meeting, so I'm leaning more strongly towards 75 at this point. Bloomberg's Charlie pellet global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm susannah Palmer. This is Bloomberg. This is balance and power with David Weston. Iraq is no longer a front burner issue in the United States foreign policy. And by the way, it's not doing too badly at the moment. The grain needs to hold out as long as it can so it can get a decent deal at the negotiating table. Where the world of politics meets the world of business, it's world has plenty of room for competition between China and the United States and others as well. It is highly transmissible and it found President Biden
Bloomberg Radio New York
"simi valley" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Migrants arrive at Chicago's union stations as Texas governor Greg Abbott continues implementing his ba sing strategy. I'm Brad Siegel. New Jersey's governor does not say no when asked about a 2024 presidential run. Sarah Lee Kessler has more. Phil Murphy was on Fox News Sunday, booked to talk about his planned review of New Jersey's COVID-19 response, including extended school closings and 9500 nursing home deaths, but questioning quickly turned to 2024 and Murphy's White House ambitions. The governor who's considered a strong democratic contender said, he'll back President Biden if he runs again and says he hasn't met with potential donors. His supporters have launched political organizations that could raise his national profile. The ongoing heat wave is made for some up close and personal black bear encounters in semi valley, California. Daniel martindale reports. On Sunday morning, a black bear walked into a family's kitchen through an open back door when Simi Valley police officers showed up the bear left through that same back door and climbed up a tree on Saturday, a bear went for a dip in a family's pool and Simi Valley and was seen going through their trash cans as well. It's unclear if it was the same bear. The California department of fish and wildlife has been notified about both incidents. I'm Daniel martindale. Heavy rain and flash flooding are hitting parts of northwest Georgia, Sunday of governor Brian Kemp declared a state of emergency in two of the hardest hit counties and Floyd some parts of the state saw more than ten inches of rain in a matter of hours. The national weather service is calling it a life threatening situation. Rainfall is expected to continue into Tuesday
Bloomberg Radio New York
"simi valley" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Before allegedly trying to kiss her. Police say the girl left the truck following the attempted kiss, Castro was charged with attempted sexual abuse and assault. The ongoing heat wave in California is made for some up close and personal black bear encounters in Simi Valley, Daniel martindale with more. On Sunday morning, a black bear walked into a family's kitchen through an open back door when Simi Valley police officers showed up to bear left through that same back door and climbed up a tree on Saturday a bear went for a dip in a family's pool and Simi Valley and was seen going through their trash cans as well. It's unclear if it was the same bear. The California department of fish and wildlife has been notified about both incidents. Democrats have a chance to boost support for their party ahead of the midterm elections by pitching components of the inflation reduction act. That's according to a new Wall Street Journal poll, the IRA is designed to lower prescription drug prices, support renewable energy and impose new taxes on large corporations. The poll found 41% of voters were in favor of the new law with support split among party lines. What a million sugar high pop superstar Harry Styles says he has no idea what he's doing when it comes to acting, speaking at the world premiere of his upcoming film, don't worry, darling style says he considers making music and acting opposite of each other in a lot of ways. The singer says he likes that he's more an amateur when it comes to the big screen and added its fun to play around in a world that's not your own. I'm Michael kassner. And I did these Pellegrini if the Bloomberg newsroom. European stocks are inching off their lows. The FTSE has been fluctuating between the red and the green now in Paris, the cat down about 1% in Germany, the deck down about 2%. Russia has cut off of that pipeline of natural gas to Germany triggering some fresh concerns about Europe's economy. And OPEC plus moved to cut oil production, even though by a token amount in mid October. Well, that's probably not helping either. Investors also hearing from Liz trust today as she prepares to become the next prime minister of the UK. Now that she's won as we've been reporting the backing of the Conservative Party. It's been a hard fought campaign. I think we have shown the depth and breadth of talent in our Conservative Party. And as trust gets ready to be the next prime minister of the UK, a new realm of worries about Russia's economy. A new internal report prepared for Moscow says Russia is risking a longer, deeper recession. The price of a relics on the rise in the United Kingdom. Warren, what's happening there from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet, Charlie. Denise, it's an average 5% increase after the value of the pound fell against the dollar to near the lowest level in more than three years. Rolex has a market share close to 29% and annual sales of about $8.2 billion. Denise. All right, thank you, Charlie. And some developments in New York politics as well. The race for governor in New York appears to be tightening up. More on that from Bloomberg's susannah Palmer. A new poll puts governor Kathy hochul just four points ahead of her Republican rival Lee zeldin. The Trafalgar group poll puts hoku at 47.8% and Zelda at 43.4, pulls earlier in the year had hoku up by double digits against the Long Island congressman. Thank you, Susanna. And global news 24 hours a day on air and umbilical quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries. In the newsroom I'm Denise Pellegrini. This is
Mike Gallagher Podcast
"simi valley" Discussed on Mike Gallagher Podcast
"Last night, here in the upstate of South Carolina, we had an event with hundreds of people that the radio station presented, and one of the issues that came up at this town hall forum was whether or not the Democrats are just misguided and delusional and wrong on policy or are many of them evil. Is there an evilness to the silence of an American president over an assassination plot against a Supreme Court Justice? To this day, Joe Biden has failed to say anything at all about the man who has now formally been indicted for the assassination plot against justice Brett Kavanaugh. You don't need me to tell you what Biden would be doing if that assassination plot had been carried out against a liberal justice. You don't need me to tell you what the media would be doing. If some lunatic evil monster tried to assassinate a liberal justice on the court, but this week Nicholas John Rossi from Simi Valley, California, who is in federal custody, is facing life in prison, he was indicted and formally charged with the attempted assassination with the assassination rather of Brett Kavanaugh. He planned to kill him, he told an FBI agent that he wanted to give his life a purpose, he wanted to kill justice Kavanaugh because he thought he would rule in favor of gun rights after the mass shooting and Yuval di. He was also targeting justice Kavanaugh because he was angry that the court was about to overturn abortion
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Joe Biden Still Silent on Attempted Assassination of Justice Kavanaugh
"Last night, here in the upstate of South Carolina, we had an event with hundreds of people that the radio station presented, and one of the issues that came up at this town hall forum was whether or not the Democrats are just misguided and delusional and wrong on policy or are many of them evil. Is there an evilness to the silence of an American president over an assassination plot against a Supreme Court Justice? To this day, Joe Biden has failed to say anything at all about the man who has now formally been indicted for the assassination plot against justice Brett Kavanaugh. You don't need me to tell you what Biden would be doing if that assassination plot had been carried out against a liberal justice. You don't need me to tell you what the media would be doing. If some lunatic evil monster tried to assassinate a liberal justice on the court, but this week Nicholas John Rossi from Simi Valley, California, who is in federal custody, is facing life in prison, he was indicted and formally charged with the attempted assassination with the assassination rather of Brett Kavanaugh. He planned to kill him, he told an FBI agent that he wanted to give his life a purpose, he wanted to kill justice Kavanaugh because he thought he would rule in favor of gun rights after the mass shooting and Yuval di. He was also targeting justice Kavanaugh because he was angry that the court was about to overturn abortion
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Armed Man Arrested Near Justice Kavanaugh's Home
"I think there's only one story. The attempted assassination of justice Kavanaugh at his house. By a man who traveled there from California from Simi Valley, actually, where he went to high school. We don't know much about the individual. He was charged with attempted murder by the Federal Bureau of Investigation of a Supreme Court Justice. It's an attempt at assassination. And anyone who says it's a threat, it's not a threat. It was an attempt at assassination. I'm glad the Marshals were there. The man then retreated, figured out he'd been spotted. My view called the cops because he'd get off better if he said he was suicidal. He went there to kill justice Kavanaugh. That's a threat to the justice or threat to his wife a threat to his children a threat to the neighbors and to law enforcement, and saint threat exists against all 9 members of the Supreme Court because of the leak. It was not only foreseeable that such an assassination attempt would happen. It was predicted it was predicted repeatedly that this would happen.
WTOP
"simi valley" Discussed on WTOP
"Foggy bottom and in Silver Spring WTO at three 40 and knew this afternoon the man arrested outside the Chevy Chase home of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh early this morning is expected to be in court this hour Meantime we're learning more about the suspect from federal prosecutors They identify him as Nicholas Rossi He's a 26 year old man from Simi Valley California A law enforcement official says Rosie took a taxi to the justices neighborhood He called 9-1-1 saying he had suicidal thoughts and had come from California to kill the justice Officers found weapons and tactical gear in his bag including a knife a gun pepper spraying burglary tools court documents say the suspect told Montgomery county police he believed justice Kavanaugh would overturn abortion rights in loose and gun laws He was facing a charge of attempted murder of a Supreme Court Justice It carries a 20 year sentence Meantime a teacher is dead 9 other seriously hurt after a man drove a car into a German school group in Berlin Police say the man jumped the curb got the car back on the road and then crashed into a shop window about a block away American British actor John barrowman was in a nearby store and described this scene as carnage The driver was apparently detained by passersby and quickly arrested Police say he's a 29 year old German Armenian who lived in Berlin and had posters about turkey in his car turkey is accused of the World War I genocide against Armenians Three 41 Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles is among dozens of athletes now suing the FBI for how the bureau handled the investigation into former USA gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar It's a $1 billion claim and it's been filed against the FBI alleging that the FBI was told back in 2015 of the abuse by Larry nauser and failed to investigate or even refer the case to local authorities It took a year before anything was done an attorney Mick gray wall There's no amount of money that's going to make this right these women that were assaulted should never have been assaulted or if they had an assaulted I call it a straddle because they were assaulted prior to maybe the FBI's Dallas It should have stopped Charlie langton for CBS News Detroit In Britain fallen a movie mogul Harvey Weinstein is about to be charged with two counts of indecent assault against a woman in London in 1996 The decision from British prosecutors follows a review of evidence gathered by London's Metropolitan Police Investigators have been looking into multiple allegations of sexual assault against Weinstein over several decades Unlike many other countries Britain does not have a statute of limitations for rape or sex assault Weinstein is currently imprisoned in California awaiting trial in a sexual assault case there He has already been convicted of rape in New York Stay with us here on double TOP the Nats set to continue their series in Miami tonight in more golfers are jumping from the PGA to that Saudi tour all that had a three 43 Remodeling for how you live today Harris Craig de Roscoe founder of sun design remodeling sharing how remodeling can bring family and friends together That's what's really cool about this is that there are so many different unique family structures whether mom's moving back home with the kids or the kids are moving with mom There's just so many different families structures out there and it's really neat because there's so many different house plans too and floor plans And so having a designer to figure out what the structures you need and then what the house has to offer you how it's not working and working with them to kind of figure out how to make the house work for your family and then it's the little things like designing the little things in there that are important to you too So.
The Charlie Kirk Show
The BEST Pro-Life Arguments Around With Seth Gruber
"There is this kind of raging debate around abortion in our country. It shouldn't be much of a debate. And let's just kind of start at the basics, which is for a listener right now who might be agnostic on it without knowledge or just kind of people can make whatever decision as they see fit. What's wrong with that perspective? Why should a listener the Charlie Kirk show care about life? Yeah. Amen. I gave a talk to a Republican women's group recently in Simi Valley about why conservatives actually have to be pro life if you want to call yourself a conservative. And our founders said we hold these truths to be self evident, right? The translation for that for gen zers is duh. You know, we hold these truths to be done. This is obvious. It's axiomatic that we're endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights. And of course, he put the right to life first. And Reagan talked about this at length in his book abortion and the conscience of a nation. Reagan, former governor of California used to be pro choice. And actually had some blood on his hands because of some bad bills. Yeah, he did. And doctor Mildred Jefferson, the first black woman to graduate from Harvard Medical School who started the national right to life committee. Once gave a defense of the pro life position, so persuasively on TV, Reagan watched it, wrote her a letter and said that he had become pro life because of her presentation. And he wrote his book abortion and the conscience of a nation. And he makes his point, I think, to your question about why life is the most fundamental right and why we as conservatives need to get that right right. He says that Abraham Lincoln recognized that we could not survive as a free country, as long as some men could decide that others are not fit to be free. And should therefore be slaves. Likewise, we can not survive as a free land today, as long as some men can decide that others are not fit to live. And should therefore be abandoned to abortion and infanticide. So there is no cause more important than affirming than the transcendent right to life of all human beings. The right without which no other rights have any
The Tech Guy
"simi valley" Discussed on The Tech Guy
"Various ways of recovering because this is probably I wouldn't get a guess Microsoft's number one thing that comes up is Microsoft guy anymore. I get a lot of calls for people. I forgot my password. It's very common. It's very common. So this article from PC magazine, I just put a link in the chat room and they'll put it up in the show notes. It gives you a whole bunch of options. More than I would take me the rest of the show to go through all the different pages of ways to do this. If worst case scenario, none of that works, they even mention some other tricks you can try, including offline. I think somebody will mention this in the comments offline password recovery. Basically brute force hacking. Programs like pass, windows pass rate recovery, things like that. So let's put it this way. It's not the most secure thing in the world. Chances are when you set it up, you did some things that would make it easy to get it back. Even if you didn't, at some point, you're going to be able to get in using a variety of pogo stick .NET has a tool. There's a lot of little tools to get in. Because it's such a common problem. But we'll start with this. Now, we're going to put on the show notes tech guy labs dot com. This is episode 1886. But you could also Google PC mag, how to reset a forgotten password in Windows 10. And there's a very nice article. Just update it actually about 5 days ago. I'm glad I'm not the only dummy that did this. It's the most literally the most common question I get. No. I've had people say you're done, dude. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. And as I said, even with all of that, if you still can't get in, you can pull the hard drive out and get those photos off. Those photos are not lost. Yeah, exactly. And of course. Every time I FaceTime my mom now, I take some screenshots. I miss her. We're going to go back and see her, but I miss her. And I met you miss your mom terribly. So it's nice to have those pictures. Yeah. Exactly. All right. Thank you, Rick. Have a great, have a good day. Happy Easter. Don't get too drunk before you see your family. That's also a recipe for dad. I have to go to the bars before I see my sister. That's the one. Just one drink, not too many. You don't want to get in a fight or anything. David is next from Simi Valley, California. Hi, David. Hi. How you doing? I am great. How are you? I'm doing great. None of them on the phone with you. Yay. What's up? What's happening in your world? Okay..
The Charlie Kirk Show
"simi valley" Discussed on The Charlie Kirk Show
"So let's talk first about censorship. So Dennis and prager you did a great job. They're Google lawsuit. They were way ahead of the curve by the way. They tried to warn everyone that Google was going to shut everyone up. And people took them seriously, but not enough people, and then next thing you know, Donald Trump gets kicked off YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, all in one day, and it's kind of, I told you so, right, Dennis, it was one of those things. And we kind of have a separate government that exists in our country, one that we elect and one that is technocratic and one that is headquartered in Silicon Valley and in Menlo Park. So I could get into that form of censorship. I could also talk about the former censorship that exists on college campuses, whether it be the administration or antifa, and all that. But the type of censorship that I think is actually most helpful to talk about is one that every single person in this room participated, which is when we shut ourselves up. Self censorship has become the biggest form and most powerful form of censorship. Now, it's not only we don't shut ourselves up because we always want to, it's largely because we're afraid of the price or the cost associated with speaking up. And a great example of this is when people say Charlie, what can I do? And I asked them, I say, at work or with your Friends, are you allowed to express your political or religious or moral beliefs? And a vast majority of the people that listen to my show say no. I say, well, then you are not free. I said, let's just start there. You know, instead of you running for governor or whatever, what you're all great things and say, why don't you next time at your lunch break, tell the people around you how you view the world like Charlie, I can't do that. I mean, I'll lose my job, I'll be ridiculed. I'll be marked. I'll be smeared. So, of course you will be. So why won't you do it? And that's really the issue, isn't it? And this has been one of the genius moves to the left is that they are able to hold hostage our decadence to use a great word. Our lifestyle our luxury over us. We have a great life here in America and conservatives know they have a great life. And it's actually this very interesting thing. It's this inverse relationship, and I love Dennis thoughts on this. Because conservatives are more thankful to be an American and thankful for what they have. I think we're also more afraid to lose
WABE 90.1 FM
"simi valley" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"At 7 Here are 90.1 Atlanta's choice for NPR Live from NPR news I am Dwayne Brown In Glasgow Scotland hundreds of environmental activists have taken over the UN climate summit capping off a week of government speeches and pledges in Paris Frank Langford is there and files this report Thousands are expected here in George square the heart of Glasgow for a big protest today And it's going to focus on youth and empowerment And what people here want is to put as much pressure as possible on world leaders as well as negotiators not too far away at the cop 26 summit where they're supposed to be all they can to prevent temperatures from rising more than 1.5°C right in front of me now a bunch of elementary school kids with signs one says less talking more acting That has been a big theme here Lots of pledges but a big concern of many people here and around the world is there won't be enough action to prevent what could be catastrophic effects of climate change in the decades to come Frank lengthed NPR news Clouds go Pfizer says its experimental pill for patients with mild to moderate COVID-19 infections is proven effective significantly reducing rates of hospitalization and death Pfizer's chief scientific officer doctor Michael dolson says the pills show strong protection from the worst effects of the virus Within three days of the symptoms you have now 89% protection from disease leading to hospitalization with our medicines and the date thus indicate 100% protection from death Pfizer will soon ask the Food and Drug Administration as well as international regulators to authorize its pill which is taken twice a day for 5 days Today's news comes after a similar pill from competitor Merck is now under FDA review after it was cleared by UK regulators on Thursday Drug makers have been racing to develop an easy to use pill to curb the effects of COVID Stocks finished the week higher this is NPR From W ABE news in Atlanta good afternoon I'm Jim burris It's four 32 A state Senate district map that favors Republicans cleared a hurdle at the capitol today Democrats argue the map would hurt minority voters and it was rushed through committee as it was only made public on Tuesday Republicans say the map complies with the Voting Rights Act and they've been working on the map for weeks State lawmakers are currently in a special session to redraw political lines for state House The state Senate and congressional districts Daylight saving time ends early this Sunday morning George lawmakers have moved to end the practice of switching back and forth but as Molly Samuel reports for now we do still have to set our clocks back one hour Earlier this year governor Brian Kemp signed a bill to allow Georgia to observe daylight saving time year round meaning we'd stick with the schedule we're on right now not the one that starts this weekend But for the state to actually start doing that it would take an act by the U.S. Congress According to the national conference of state legislatures Georgia is one of 19 states that have passed legislation to stay in daylight saving once national lawmakers will allow it Molly Samuel W Ness The life sciences industry could become an economic engine for metro Atlanta in the near future The Atlanta business chronicles crystal edmondson reports real estate is tight in cities such as Boston and San Francisco while Atlanta is adding more research space Analysts say until now the region has lacked existing space for companies in the life sciences sector which includes firms focused on animal health human well-being even food processing There are three developments in the pipeline that could attract more of those companies to the metro area to our in midtown and one is planned for south downtown The added research space would not only attract companies but also money earlier this year venture capital funding to life sciences in the U.S. hit a quarterly record of $10 billion Crystal edmondson reporting On last week's wait wait nagin farsad explained why Facebook is changing its name to meta This is because they're building the metaverse and it's also the place where you recently met.
Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu
"simi valley" Discussed on Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu
"Go do one more. Well, that's by myself or with my team. The importance of that. I think they one O one was more important than the previous 14,000 miles. I was basically just getting beaten to crap every day. I mean, why keep doing it? Strategy, well, exactly. I mean, there's that side that there's that suffering side that just kept showing up. Oh, you know, I could suffer more than the next person. And that was a pleasurable part of yourself narrative, where you're like, I value in myself, my ability to suffer more than the next person? I just knew that I love cycling and it was going to take suffering. I had learned that much. And so I was going to have to get good at suffering. Curiosity, why do you love something that forces you to endure so much suffering? Well, there's obviously many, many more aspects of it than the suffering part. You know, that's just N aspect of it. I was madly in love with learning something completely new. You know, I had never been good at any of it. It was kind of cool finding out that there might be just this little bit of a hidden talent in something that I had absolutely no idea existed. Like I said, I loved it. I loved the freedom of just writing the vibe. I mean, that just felt so good. And then I started doing group rides. Which is just, you know, a bunch of dudes 'cause again, it was mostly dudes. You know, just kind of getting together on a weekend morning and it's basically a race. And I started doing those and I was getting dropped from the first, let's say, ten miles and then the next week I would go and I'd get dropped at my 11. And these are like 80 mile rides. So bad one time that we were in Simi Valley. I didn't know where I was and I had to take a cab back to where my car was 'cause I was so lost and dropped and there was no cell phones and, you know, so but I think that that it's like the curiosity of that kept me in there. Like, could I next time maybe stay in 15 miles? And by that point I had gotten a coach who was very encouraging, and you know, there's definitely people along the route that kept me believing. If it was just up to me, I don't know if I would have believed it all the way to the Olympics. Necessarily, but it was like there was just enough every time. But it was never like I never sat back. I'm going to write the ten year 15 year strategy plan to make it to the Olympic Games. There was definitely definitely none of that. It was just, I always feel like it was just okay, here's the road and choose the harder, the harder turn. This is a little bit easier if you keep going this way. Choose kind of the challenging one a little bit harder one. Tell me more about that. Why do that? Because I think it made me better. Going on these group rides were like, I had no business on them at all in the beginning. And so every time I would do it, it was hard every time and I knew if I pushed myself just a little bit more or I went just a little bit harder. I would get just a little bit better. So it taught me that if I take the hard road instead of the easy road forward, then I'm gonna learn more, I'm gonna be better trained. I'm gonna be better set up for maybe eventual success. But at that point, I was just thinking about success meeting like finishing the group ride, not success like going to the Olympics. Just like, that is what is going to be able to get me there. I guess faster. And do you enjoy competition? Is that a part of your identity or your makeup? I'm very competitive with myself. I've never been extremely competitive with others. And that was, that was kind of a problem. Like it was a little bit, I mean, I don't know. It's maybe a blessing and a curse, you know, because I had some teammates that were highly competitive with other people and the problem with that is is you don't have any control over the other people. I think at the, you know, I think at the base of it, one of the biggest issues with our society and the lack of productivity with some is an extreme fear of being uncomfortable. No one wants to be uncomfortable. Every single company out there that's marketing anything to us, right? From pharmaceuticals to food to whatever it is. It's about us being comfortable, right? And just feeling pretty good or sort of good or kind of good. It's never about being uncomfortable. And so I knew that being uncomfortable was going to be the it's always the key to change. Not just in cycling. I mean, at every single time, it is the key that unlocks change is being uncomfortable. So I knew that if I could push just a little bit more, I would get a little bit better. And some days I was able to go into a dark ish cave and some days I was able to go into pitch blackness. It depended on the day, but I knew that there was no way to getting better unless I got pretty damn uncomfortable almost every single time. So I just knew that to be the case. And like I said before, I think the ability to push really hard past the initial you're in pain, you're in pain. What are you doing, stop right now?.
KFI AM 640
"simi valley" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"And so now the investigation continues. Yeah. From what I understand the reason they brought it down. Usually you would think they would bring down the building after search and rescue and search and recovery. That's when they bring it down. But I've never heard of this. From what I stand. They brought it down to open new pathways. Yes, into the debris field parts of which they cannot get to, uh, to search for. Well, they're saying search for survivors. But the reality is they're not going to find any. Yeah, they said that they've already started. Uh, they're back in their digging. So after you know they had to stop, obviously when they brought the building down, But they're back searching and they were talking about hopefully getting into a garage area where they thought there might be some pockets. But again, the collapse happened at like 1 30 in the morning. So the chances of finding anybody in there? Yeah, Unfortunately, it's not going to happen. And you wonder why there are so few even bodies. They've been able to pull out relatively the number of missing if you look at that debris field Oh, it's a a building like that is what we call a concrete superstructure. It's concrete floors and Oddly enough, the way it collapsed appears to be the exact same way that they just demolished it this weekend, which is you blow out the lower pylons, and you loosen the connection at every floor. And then once those heavy concrete floors start to pancake on each other There can't possibly be anything in between them the World Trade Center were they able to pull out any survivors in the World Trade Center after the collapse? I don't think so. They they identified remains, but I don't know that they actually and when you talk about identifying remains, it's not like they're pulling people out. It's like taking they have to do it with DNA. It is brutal. All right, let's take a break. We'll come back and continue on with more handle on the news, Amy as we just mentioned a fire burning close to the Pfeiffer Wing, Gorman has grown to about 1000 acres, some evacuation orders in effect for the hungry Valley Recreation area in an RV park. The driver of an Amazon delivery ban has been arrested on suspicion of DUI after allegedly knocking down a light pole and crashing into a parked car in Simi Valley. The guy arrested.
KFI AM 640
"simi valley" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"Right now. I just found out about it. I drive Photos. I drive dot com slash photos get unlimited photo and video backup for 99 cents for your first year. And these guys, they do it. They do it. They're so good. I drive. Barry, Simi Valley, California Leo Report the tech guy. Hi, Barry. Hi, Leo. Welcome question is, Uh well, Here's what happened. I smashed my wife's iPhone xr off the ground. Put completely destroyed. It didn't do it on purpose, Did you Well, Yeah. Wow. That must have been quite a little tussle going on there. Now. You feel bad, right? You want to get it back? Exactly. Well, this is the problem is it wasn't packed off completely destroyed. It tried to replace the glass. Uh, well, no matter what, it won't turn my arms. She's trying to get the photos. Oh, you're I'm glad you made up, Barry. Oh, let's help you here. So the first thing to do is if you go to a repair shop and see if they can not try to repair the phone, But just get the data off of it. They they have a They have a tool that plugs into the lightning port and will will attempt to get the data in that and they said they can't get it. Yeah, That's bad news. That means you broke it so badly that the circuitry has been damaged. Exactly. Yeah. Smashed it Pretty hard home, Barry. Oh, Oh, you've kissed and made up since the right But now you want to make it good. Good for you. I was reading about those data recovery. Yeah, they won't help you with an iPhone. The problem is so it's all stored on the chip. Mhm. I guess it's possible that the chip itself. In fact, this could be that the chip itself is intact is just a memory Chip, but the motherboard the secretary connecting to it got broken. So, um, I I don't know if there's anybody. This would be a hard thing to do. They have to get the chip off the motherboard, its surface mounted on there, so it's not. It's not a simple thing to get it off. And then You checked iCloud to make sure she didn't have iCloud photos turned on. Yes, I did, man. Barry, I want to. I want to help here. I'm so sorry. Um, I'm sorry. You're sleeping on the couch. We're going to get you off the catch. Let me look and see if we can find.
NewsRadio KFBK
"simi valley" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"Triggered, He says. These kinds of criminals are hard to track because the ransom will probably be paid and crypto currency which is essentially untraceable. This is ABC. Now here's what's happening around the state on Sacramento's news 93.1 kfbk. Arson Investigators continue to look into Thursday's residential fire and 4 20 me the left one woman dead. The Blazers first reported around seven p.m. at a retirement community in the 2500 block of Neptune Place. Crews soon arrived and found heavy smoke coming out of the single story tone home. The fire was knocked out about 25. Minutes later, the woman's body was found by firefighters who pronounced her dead at the scene. Her identity was not disclosed and absurd. Woman faces allegations of conspiring with a mentor, a county jail in late to smuggle drugs into the facility. Sheriff's investigators say they're due to real Chanel loony attempted to Mel math and other drugs to Gilbert Vasquez. Investigators last month interceptor the mail sent to Todd Road Gel and son a paella. Looney was arrested April 28th on suspicion of felony conspiracy and various narcotics violations. The former vice president of the United States is scheduled to appear next month at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley. I'm Iran Zamora. Sacramento traffic checking KFBK traffic You have highway for in the Sierra shut down during winter. This is from 207 at the mountain even turn off to route 89 at Emmett's past. Also in the Sierra westbound 80 at the California and Nevada state line, the roadways reduced to one lane, The Ditch Slope stabilization project continues. You also have long term closures of the fared on and off ramps. Throughout this process. This is not set to complete until late summer of this year and willows I five both directions. The willow Safety rest area is closed. You can't exit there due to sewer work That's not set to open until December. Alden Jacob News 93.1 Calf Becae Now Sacramento weather No place like a cowboy, Please. There's no time like a couple of time in the way like the cowboy way. Have a cowboy candidate.
KFI AM 640
"simi valley" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"KO Phi Showers tonight. Showers likely tomorrow Highs will be in the mid fifties to around 60 for metro l a fifties in the valleys mid fifties to around 60 and inland OC and 52 around 55 in the I e. Right now it's 56 Dana Point the same in Anaheim, 52 in Diamond Bar and 51 in Simi Valley. We lead local live from the KO Phi 24 hour news room. I'm deaf remark. Hey, if I am exporting commerce Georgina grad is with us and we have the lottery numbers. Gina E. Don't even have a ticket. I'm nervous. Here we are. Everybody pull those tickets out. The first number is four. Second number 26. That's a number I play. And 42. I do not play that number. 15 50 Don't play that one. 16 60. And you're crazy. Yellow ball is 24. Play that number. 26 I play for my wife's birthday in the 20 four's My mom's birthday. And so I play those two numbers, but I have to out of Six means nothing. So you're finishing the night? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I'll be here all night, but I imagine it might roll over because 50 and 60 Are are not numbers that come up a lot. And I think you know people. I don't know if people go with You know, numbers like 30 40 50 60 on the 10th anniversary with those on your ticket is pretty unusual. Yeah, And what do you What do you do? What I mean? What is it gonna be, like one point Four billion. It might be white might be 1.21 Point $31.4 billion, right if nobody wins. And you know they have They have a computer checking all the tickets right now, and they've got it. You know, it's gonna take a long time because there were a lot of people in line today to buy tickets. I went to a 7 11 just to grab a bag of chips and their 25 people in line, So I passed. Really? Yeah. I'm not going to stand in line that long. That's it it you know when there's that many people in one store? I'm like super spreader. Let's Listen. I'm on it. Yeah, here. Yeah, so again. The numbers therefore 26 42 55 0 66 0. And 24. Good luck. And I hope you win. And if you do Congratulations. That's $1 billion. You're $1 billion closer. Theo, you're sweet dreams. Well, you know what I've always really appreciated about lottery winners. I always appreciate the way they take care of the radio community..
860AM The Answer
"simi valley" Discussed on 860AM The Answer
"Took place here in California. What about your mom? So, 10 years later on after we were foster Children. With life like a sailor named Deanna Barbara Bixler. He took all six of us into their home. Let me give you my personal opinion before I answer that question. I would never in a million years recommend taking six boys going through puberty. Went through the war and the anger and the emotions and putting them in the home and try to get some civility. But if anywhere that could have happened, we were in the right place at the right time. Don't get me wrong. There were so many challenges that we had. With if you will of the word just getting assimilated. The culture. You know, I grew up being called Jap. All sorts of names, but I didn't let that stop me. We were living there for 10 years with a big slurs, and then we had this whole time. We're trying to get our mother over and we finally found out where she was living. And so what we tried to do. How did you find out through relatives? And so it's sort of sending letters back then we didn't have the Internet course. And so we got a letter and we found out she had lived along with our younger brother and sister. So we're related. We're send have to send her a letter. Let her know that bull passed away. Bo is the name for what we call her father Bolen, Ma. Hand way didn't see her reaction. We couldn't be there to give her that warmth and hug from all of her Children. And so we tried our best to get her over. And so what? We try to deal with sneak money in And put money inside the cardboard and what you have to understand is the government inspects everything and the money never made it to her because they always found it wherever we hit it. So my oldest brother was really smart. He realized that if you roll up money, and you stick it in toothpaste And you hit it. They're not gonna find it. And eventually my mom found it because she used the two things. Hand as soon as she found it. We knew that it's safe because we send it coded messages. We continue to send money and we send enough money for her, too. Bribe an official Allowed her to come to America. Is she still with us? She is She's living in Simi Valley. Well,.
Morning Edition
One Killed In 5 Freeway Crash Near Disneyland, Los Angeles
"Major traffic issues out on the freeways already this morning, starting out in Anaheim, south bound five Disneyland drive the carpool lane flyover shut down until further notice due to major crash there up ahead in Costa Mesa, south five brokers An injury. Rex Simi Valley Westbound 1 18 Before Rocky Peak, the left four lanes taken away their due to a crashing car. Fire,
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National Weather Service issues extreme red flag warning in L.A.
"The weather service is now raising one cause extreme red flag warnings for parts of southern California ABC's Matt Gutman was there while firefighters in Simi Valley man the line very near the Ronald Reagan National Library players kept standing there Dow seeing trees and shrubs to try to prevent the fire from really hitting the highway long after we had run away firefighters have responded to at least eight maybe more fires but a lot of the firefighters we've been talking to having had a break since three AM Monday morning
AP 24 Hour News
New wildfire threatens Reagan presidential library in California
"Minute the newest wildfire in southern California is a big one and it is forced the evacuation of the Ronald Reagan presidential library in nearby homes this is in the Simi Valley area north of Los Angeles Lisa Phillips at the National Weather Service says Santa Ana winds are not going to help the fire fighting effort today we are expecting the strong winds to continue we're looking at when gas from sixty to seventy miles an hour forecasts for the mountain location and a little bit lower in the valleys power is out utilities have cut power and southern and northern California to decrease the risk of wildfires bird to pay us in southern California says it's a bad idea it's completely dark and people know this and and you're open it up for criminals to come over here into the
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Pediatric Cancer Close to a Cold War Era Nuclear Energy Testing Site
"This week. We talk about a young girl called grace who contracted an extremely rare form of leukemia. A Mother Melissa bombs did was put into place. Many of us never even think about putting everything on the line in the battle to save. I loved ones on that journey. Melissa began discovering that the potential causes of Greece's Kanter may not be very far from so Melissa's. Maybe start by telling us how you decided to move to this community and where we are well right now now. We're just outside of Seamy Valley. I grew up in thousand oaks which is only about five more miles from where we are right. Now I went to Los Angeles for college and when my husband in an I ready to start a family we were looking for a community that was close enough to Los Angeles for work but it was safe. I checked out all the Megan laws to make sure that that was safe. I checked out all the schools check out all crime. I mean I really did quite a bit of research because we wanted to provide the best that we could for our children so you're so you're looking around for homes. Where did you end up locating well. it was a rather miraculous purchase but our first home was on Fallbrook Avenue Avenue in West Hills thirty miles out from Hollywood or we're very close which is why West Hills was so ideal. It's it's the community for people who can't commute too much wjr but also want to be close to work. It's a fairly affluent area calabasas right down the hills where all the celebrities live and it's a nice well to do comfortable city okay so you'll living this new life and and what happens next well when my daughter was four years old she started bruising using and she is a very active kid she's always been a Alpha female since day one name a Grace Grace Allen and so when she started bruising and I took her to the doctor. They said she's just really active little girl. There's no problem here in. I pointed out like she was. She has little bruises on her forehead red and they said well. I'm sure it's fine and they sent us home. A couple of weeks later call back and I said it doesn't feel right. I got brushed off again. Finally leash she had a giant purple scar down her whole side and I called back the doctor and said this. This can't be normal most doctors. I will never have a cancer patient and so I like to think that's why he didn't move quickly three days later. We were finally informed. That grace had every symptom of leukemia. We ended up at Children's Hospital. Los Angeles where on January twentieth we learned that she had an exceptionally rare form incredibly aggressive aggressive form of leukemia call the positive The Philadelphia Chromosome Ehlo and just as a mom and a family. I mean that's just just going to be a terrifying. I mean Con- imagine getting that news. Your whole life stops and everything crashes. We were impatient immediately for week but when I got home I would not mean to but I would just stop in the middle of an intersection forget that I was driving. I was forget where I was going. It's it's it's more than life changing really. It's hard to describe because a lot of these feelings. I have not allowed myself to process a lot of these memories. I've really worked hard hard to keep them away. Just now coming to a place where I'm starting to feel and remember and it's a hard place to go back to to be honest. It wasn't the first time she was diagnosed. That was the worst for me. The worst day of my life was when she relapsed a year and a half out of treatment that that to me was is a thousand times worse than the first one because we immediately knew that her survival rate on a on a clinical trial the first time was seventy percent survival rate which to everyone else sounds really great until the cancer parents. That's one three out of ten children and they don't tell you up front who those three are going to be so. It's not amazing in but you know it's it's there's hope when she relapsed they would not tell us her survival rate and I think it's because they knew we would lose all hope. We knew immediately that she she would need to have a bone marrow transplant. We knew what type of chemotherapy she would have. We knew she would have radiation. I mean we knew we knew what we how bad it was going to be and I think that's why the second time was so much worse than the first time the first time we were pretty naive and how did grace. How did she react react to two oldest like as a kid. You're going through this really you know and especially adults we know more like how is she coping well. It's it's interesting because I think most people assume that childhood cancer. Is You know some throwing up some discomfort in the worst parts you lose. Your hair turns out losing your child losing their hair. The easiest part of the entire journey everything else is a thousand times worse and fortunately when grace was four years old she still really really looked to my husband and I for approval and so she and because she was at the Children's hospital all the time in all the children in her ward are all bald. That was a comfortable place for her by the time she was in second. Grade is she. She knew that other kids had hair she. She knew you that she was different. She knew right after I mean the minute after we told her that she had relapsed she said am I going to die. She knew everything to and and that's tough on a kid and it was tough on my son who was only two and a half when she was diagnosed and if grace had a fever in the middle of the night we had one hour to get her life saving antibiotics so it was an emergency situation to get straight down to the children's hospital and I couldn't wake him up at three in the morning and say goodbye I but sometimes they'd be gone for three to four weeks inpatient and so he he developed a lot of a lot of his own issues and problems and heartache heartache I mean our whole family was affected. My daughter had the worst of it obviously but I don't think people quite realize the trauma brings to the entire family so because graces his cancer was so aggressive did did she need different or more kinds of treatment. She ended up having ten times. The regular dose of chemotherapy than a standard leukemia child would have and so we we spent longtime impatient because it was so devastating on her body auty. She had all kinds of issues she she couldn't eat anymore. She had sores all throughout her mouth. In fact they said it was one of the worst cases of Mucus. Itis they've ever seen it was all the way every part of your mucous. Lining in her body was covered in canker like source so she was addicted to morphine at that time the chemotherapy be gave her neuropathy where if she touched the ground she would be screaming in pain pancreatitis and blood staph infection all at the same time. When did you start noticing patents that you saw the children's cancer ward we live at the hospital more than a typical leukemia me a patient might so we met a lot of the the other families staying there and grace and I were walking down the hall one day and a mom opens the door and said I know no you from the park. I recognize your daughter. We said you know childhood cancers really rare. That's impossible. I'm sorry I don't believe you and when I went home that weekend. I found out that she was right. She was in the background of the pictures from that day and her daughter now had neuroblastoma which is in cancer more rare than my daughters and eleven months after that day she passed away at two years old and then we met the hammers lease and again in treatment and just casual conversation precision. Oh so where are you guys from and she said Seamew Valley and Simi Valley is not far from my home so that was alarming to me but I I kinda voted off. You know it's fairly populated area her daughter. Hazel also had neuroblastoma and excessively. I believe there's only six hundred cases in America. Every year of NEUROBLASTOMA and Hazel was in treatment. Hazel passed away last March after a six or seven year
Investor's Edge
Save Western Town!
"At a fundraising campaign hoping to rebuild a film set at the paramount ranch in California that was destroyed by the Wolsey fire that started on November as outside of Simi valley over three hundred movies and TV series episodes were filmed that the set known as western town.
Red Eye Radio
Mass shooting in Toronto leaves 1 dead, 13 wounded, gunman dead
"From ABC news Michelle Franson police in Toronto or still on scene of a mass shooting in the. City Sunday night one victim is dead and nine year old girl is. In critical condition police say the gunman also died. More from reporter Phil Edwards at our. Partner network scanning the shootings happened late yesterday evening outside a bar in the Greek town. Area of Toronto witnesses have spoken of hearing around twenty, shorts being discharged clipping spent reloading Clinton spent. Reloading clipping spent that's. What I heard and then I saw the carnage as I ran down the street base reported that one woman has died and at least thirteen other people have been injured and taken to various trauma units in the, city police say they don't, have a motive and it's too soon to say if there are ties to terrorism President Trump tweeting late Sunday night with an all caps warning, to Iran saying quote to Iranian president Ruhani never ever threaten the, United States again or you. Will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history of ever suffered before the The president's tweeden response to the Iranian leaders threat earlier. Saying America must understand well that war with Iran. Is the mother of all wars secretary. Of state Mike Pompeo in California speaking about Iran at the Ronald Reagan presidential library in. Simi valley and criticizing the Iranian leaders proud Iranian people, are not staying silent about their governments many. Abuses and the United. States under President Trump will not stay silent either in Missouri federal investigators are zeroing in on the captain of the sunken duck tour boat weather lifejackets safety are the main focus seventeen people died ABC's Marcus more is, on scene in Branson forty, say this is a criminal investigation at least until they can rule out the possibility that a crime occurred here we know that investigators have, already, interviewed the bulls captain coastguard begins pulling the boat out of the, water today investigators could start. Examining the boats data recorder was recovered you're listening to ABC news Doors..