35 Burst results for "Vasquez"
AP News Radio
At least 5 killed after gunman opens fire at LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs
"They're working on developing a motive for the Colorado Springs gay nightclub attack that's left at least 5 people dead and others injured The mayor of Colorado Springs John southers This is a horrible crime A 22 year old gunman identified as Anderson Aldridge allegedly entered the club Q which caters to the LGBTQ community opening fire with a long rifle late Saturday Police chief Adrian Vasquez on kdro TV says At least two heroic people inside the club confronted and fought with the suspect and
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Pinellas Sheriff Bob Gualtieri: Searching for Victor Vazquez
"After hitting deputy harwick, Vasquez continued north probably for about a quarter of a mile. Pulled the loader off into a parking area. Got out, told another construction worker that he had just killed a deputy. And took off his helmet, took off his vest and began running from the scene. The other worker took his vest in his helmet and hit it in a wooded area to the west of the location. Vasquez is still at large. We're seeking him now actively. Again, his name is Victor Vasquez. He's a Hispanic male, about 35 years old. We believe that he's still on foot somewhere in the area. And again, it's an active scene where actively looking for he was standing on the shoulder of the road facing northbound. Wow.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Roger Schulman: Pinellas Deputy Killed in Hit and Run
"Roger P shulman, who is the legendary newsman, not only here on AMH 60, the answer, but he's been hurt in the market for decades and decades, and I know roger you have a personal affinity for law enforcement as do I and this is a shocking heartbreaking story. Bring us the details of the manhunt that is currently underway here in Tampa Bay. Well, deputy and we do support law enforcement here and love our law enforcement and this deputy is only the second deputy to lose his life in the 110 year history of the pinellas county sheriff's office in the saint Pete Tampa area. His name is Michael hartwick, a 19 year veteran of the sheriff's office 51 years old, has a couple of kids, his mother's still alive. They've been notified. He was working a construction site this morning, guarding it when a vehicle came along, driven by Victor Vasquez, they think that's his name, a 35 year old man and killed him. Sheriff bob galtieri explains exactly what happened. He was standing on the shoulder of the road facing northbound. One of the construction crews that was going to pick up the concrete barriers to block off more permanent lane markings on the interstate was traveling northbound and it was a big, huge construction front loader with a big forklifts on it. To move these thousand pound concrete barriers. It's definitely hartwick was facing to the north, the loader driven by a Hispanic male by the name of Victor Vasquez struck deputy hartwick and killed him instantly and he died at the scene.
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Johnny Depp Is Dating the Wrong Lawyer
"Johnny Depp dating his lawyer, yep. What have we all say back during the trial? We all thought they looked a little too comfortable. We knew he had the hots for Camille Vasquez, the way she looked at him and here they are now officially date. What? What's that? It's not Camille? But no, but it's a lawyer. Oh, I never heard it. I've never heard of her. Okay. Never mind. Johnny Depp switched us up, we all thought he and Camille Vasquez would get together. But it turns out he had his eye on his other lawyer. Joel rich, who wrapped him in his trial in the UK, take a look at the pictures, all I can say is he chose the wrong lawyer. You'd think he'd want to date the lawyer who won his case, not the one who lost his case, but wonderful guy, no hard feelings. Just feelings.
AP News Radio
Bregman 2 HRs, 2 doubles, 6 RBIs, Astros trample Chisox 21-5
"Scoring early and often the Astros crushed the White Sox 21 5 Houston tying a franchise record with 25 hits with Alex Bregman leading the way with four two of which were home runs good for 6 RBIs I'm just trying to put together some good bats today after a tough day yesterday and was fortunate to put a few good swings on some balls Kyle Tucker and Christian Vasquez also had four hits with chaz McCormick chipping in with three to go along with his 5 RBIs The Astros maintained the best record in the American League David Schuster Chicago
AP News Radio
Javier goes 6 strong, Bregman homers as Astros down A's 6-3
"Alex Bregman finished two for four with a home run and three RBI as the Houston Astros beat the Oakland athletics 6 to three I think the guys that are really good job of her pairing and getting ready to go this series and competed every single pitch and we have to do that for you and expect to win And I think we did a really good job of locking in and focusing and playing hard The wind is the ASTRO's fourth in a row and it completes a weekend sweep of the last place a's Christian Javier earned his 7th win by holding Oakland to one hit over 6 shutout innings Christian Vasquez finished with three hits for the Astros Adam spole in Houston
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Did Trump Take the Wheel Like Cassidy Hutchinson Said?
"Hutchinson was an aide to former White House chief of staff, Mark Meadows, at prick, and she testified about Trump's actions to the special congressional committee investigating the rights. So Trump promised during his speech on January 6th to march to Capitol Hill with his supporters to protest Congress certifying the 2020 election results. That we all know. But when the president was told by a security detail that they would not take him to the capitol, he got upset. Apparently they were told, they told him they've got guns, and he said, I don't care that I hear the shoot me. Let's get to the capitol. So Hutchinson testified with a very straight face. And this is the kind of people, this is the kind of person the left just loves. The kind of person that comes out of the woodwork to make these crazy charges and the left thinks she's got no book to sell. She's not trying to get a job at MSNBC. She must be real. No, no, no. Hold your horses. So Hutchinson said that Trump told his security detail the president said something to the effect of on the effing president, take me up to Capitol Hill now. And then he lunged at the steering wheel, and that's the story or not all told her. She also said Trump used his free hand to lunge at his security detail. When mister owner actor or not to had recounted this story to me, he had motioned towards his clavicle. Hutchinson's testimony is offering new alleged details, obviously, about the president's actions on that day. As the Democrat led committee continues to try to paint Trump as an unhinged lunatic who poses a serious threat to American democracy, they're just scared shit, he's going to run again and really kick some tables over. She was not physically present for the events. He described, but based her testimony on hearsay, she got from a member of the Secret Service. I can't do that. Where is Johnny Depp's lawyer right now? Objection hearsay. Objection leading. We need Camille Vasquez. Well, listen, you PEEP on the left, hold your tongues and push back your victory party. Because I'm hearing now in the last few minutes that the Secret Service in question offered to testify under oath that the story about Trump trying to commandeer the assault commandeer that the assault and attempt to attempt to steer the beast never happened.
AP News Radio
Pivetta goes 7 strong with 10 Ks; Red Sox hold off Cards 6-4
"Boston starter Nick pavetta had a dominant outing striking out ten over 7 innings as the Red Sox down the Cardinals 6 to four at Fenway Christian Vasquez hit a three run Homer in the 8th that provided the winning margin at the St. Louis rally in the 9th fell short Tanner how saving pavetta win with a final strikeout For the Red Sox it was the 13th victory in 17 games improving the 36 and 31 but that's only good enough for fourth in the AL east The Cardinals have lost three of four but they still share the lead in the NL central with Milwaukee I'm Ben
Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"vasquez" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"Hard to get into that club. No, it's like the hardest club. We shot at Disneyland. Like midway through our run on Modern Family and we got took us all to dinner at the club 33 and did you see that there's a private suite you can stay at and crazy. It's amazing. So I can tell you not because I'm on this thing with you, but those were the greatest shows I've ever seen now. Oh, thank you, buddy. And I always, you know, I always gauge something, if I say, fuck, I wish I was in that. Yeah. That's when I know I really love this, you know, I really, and I said, fuck, I wish I was in that until a lot of things, and then I was in it, but not yours. So well, hold on. We're blowing up again on TikTok for some reason. A lot of Modern Family memes. So maybe we'll maybe we'll be back for a reboot. We'll keep you. You've literally been in everything that I'm like, holy shit, I love Succession. Oh, there's your everything. Succession was, you know, I just, I got to say, I have I have a show that I'm really proud of coming out on the 18th of February that Ben Stiller directed and produced called it's called severn and it's on Apple. It's Adam Scott. Oh wow. It's a terrible cast. Adam Scott Chris walken. Patricia Arquette. It's a bunch of hacks. Oh my God. Running shit over at Apple. It's like a one boat. What a garbage truck. I was like a terrible love boat episode. That's a terrible love bought episode. No, it's super cool show. It's a very high concept very high concept show and shot, but shot beautifully. I mean, the whole thing I have to say is pretty part of that. And that comes out severance, February 18th. Well, we'll link to that trailer and we'll link to the premiere that is tonight so you won't hear this thing is coming out probably tonight. So or tomorrow. So, you know, definitely you think guy can pull it together that fast? Look at that face. Look at him right there. I mean, look at that. He's ready to pull it together. He's totally confident. Hey, you'll thank you so much for doing this. You're kidding me. This was fucking absolute blast, man. We love that. Amazing. We enjoyed it. I've heard about you. Well, but from Jenny in particular, so many times, it's so nice to finally meet you. I adore Jenny. I think the world of her, I think she's a huge talent. And I generally like her since I met her. And James look a real like a real three dimensional human that, you know, well, thank you. I've loved you from the moment we've met. We've always been buds. And Danny, you know, I love you. I feel like look, it's a lot fast. We love each other. Yeah, I love you. I got to say, I'm on the fence about guy, but I only saw him briefly. You know, we've seen guy a lot over the years. And we're still on the fence. Yeah. Well, no, we love guy. Guy is a guy is the glue that we sniff to make us funny. So and on that perfect note. Well, have you guys thank you so much. Thank you for having me take a picture, but to do anything, we love you. We'll see you next week..
Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"vasquez" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"Where the game starts, exclamation point. Oh, we're back. And what a great sponsor who they just are. They do everything for me. They do everything. They do everything. I have a funny, first of all, when you're talking about you were doing your mom. Little anecdotes. We don't say doing your mom. Let's try that. You're doing your mom. What I was doing wrong. No, but I'm not a family Eric Stonestreet always attributed cam, the character camel Modern Family. He was impersonation of his mother. And he made that exact same decision. I'm an impersonate my mother, and I'm going to get to that thing. And so we know that. Yeah, it's very funny that you so it's very funny you said also, I worked on the Radford lot for many years. And over the course of working there, I saw a handful of Seinfeld episodes being shot, particularly on that New York street that they had back there. And yours was one of the I was like in the back. We were watching them shoot that from the far end. You're like, what are they shooting there? And you know, we saw, we saw them running away from you. They were running away. Really fucking funny. And so that episode, there's a few that just come out and it's like, oh yeah, I was there when they shot that. So I was there for your premiere. I remember that. You know what I remember one of the things that was amazing about shooting outside is they had. So, first of all, you know, as budgets as we've watched, budgets shrink. Yeah. We see, so I remember this is clear as day. I remember the crafty on Seinfeld was the most insane crafty I'd ever seen that every flavor, olive oil. It was fucking insane. And you know, we would, dude, just like my fourth job, I'm like, what's going on?.
Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"vasquez" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"The whole thing is unbelievable, but it's freaking. It's classic three kid, but, you know, it's freaking freaking. Freaking freak. It's freaking freedom, man. That would be calling too freaky freaking. We should call him that. I think that should be his Twitter handle. That's let me ask you this. Now, it's just a remarkable career that that's how you first got started with these nuts. Crazy. And at what point did you get into doing anything comedy wise? Like you've always been a lot of serious things, but you get into Seinfeld, like, is that something that, how did that happen? Seinfeld is really interesting because so I was in LA and my agent at the time Holly Levin who really is a woman who, you know, I've always said I've always said that my life has been a series of smart decisions made by smart women. And that's really, really starting from my mother deciding we're leaving this country and we're not going to you're not going to grow up here. So because without that, we wouldn't be having in this conversation. So. Seinfeld is so this woman Holly levitt calls me with my agent at the time. She's a last minute. I don't even remember these last year like you show up at the zip code. Shop at like, go now, it's 5 o'clock. The sides are there. It just starts working tomorrow. Like one of those, you know, go to CBS Radford and drive the CBS Radford, you know, I get on there. I get the sides. And by the way, what year was this? How old were you at this point? Seinfeld, well, I was probably. Like, I was probably maybe 30 9 30 of my maybe like my fourth or 5th job now. Oh, okay. So I go there and I get the size and it's called bob the intimidating gay guy. So literally the name of the character. I don't know. What am I going to do with this? It's just like, you know. So I had this, I had this idea. I go like literally, I'm going to do an impersonation of my mother. That's what it is. My mother was crazy intense at a very thick Cuban accent, you know, the show he's Puerto Rican, but cubana. You're a versatile actor. You can play Puerto Rican. Which is crazy, right? The Cuban guy playing Puerto Rican unheard of. Unheard of. Never happened before in show. I would protest this. That is a ceiling picking. You can feel it, yes. I was breaking ground. And furniture. What? No, so I go, and I, you know, I go and I go on to do I'm gonna do basically impersonation on my mom. So I go in the room and I do and I do basically get the character that you see. And remember it was Jerry and Larry David, we're in the room. And.
Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"vasquez" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"I go to LA and they cut all my hair off. And I mean, I'm fucking mom, oh, man. I'm a horn flair in a mumble. So you know, that's how it starts. And then I go to this other movie in the Dominican Republic. And then my third job is tales from the crypt. Oh, wow. And I get the lead in this show and Billy freed kids directing it. Oh my God. And yeah, so I had, you know, I was in awe, a Billy freed kid. You know, you're the movies. Wow. So it was. It was crazy. I remember when I got the job and I came back and I said, I called him mister friedkin and he was like, I don't know if you've ever met Billy, but he's completely he's wild and wild. He's a wild dude. He's amazing. And he's like, mister friedkin is my dad. He goes like, and he looked at me and he goes, I'm going to call you Moe. And you're going to call mimo. And I'm like, okay, like, I'm like, sure, man, like, whatever you want to do, you know? I was just, I was literally holding on for dear life, man. You know, I didn't know, you know, and this isn't, he was already up there when we did it. I mean, he's still going. I'm friends with him on Twitter. Wow. Wow. But he, you know, he'd come from live television in Chicago. So he had done every job on a set from like the boom guy to like he'd done it all. So you couldn't tell him anything. So he would say to a guy, the guy would be like, I can see the boom in the shot. They got like, well, I don't know. I'm going to get it. He goes, well, come around from here. The guy would be like, I don't think this is going to work. He goes, fucking tell me. What's going to work? I've done your job. The guy. And he goes, this is how you do it. And I was standing there like fucking terrified. This is insane. But it taught me a lot. We taught me a lot. And I would have lunch with them every day. And he'd let me ask him anything. You know, I'd ask him, I asked him about cruising and I asked him about the exorcist, which connection. We asked him about fuck his sorcerer, which is like, I don't know if he ever saw that. We actually never did see sorcery right now. I mean, he thinks Billy thinks it's he calls it his best movie. Oh, wow. That happened. The French one. Yeah, I have to definitely see this now. Yeah, nobody saw it. These guys are trying to drive a truck filled with nitroglycerin over this like focaccia, rickety bridge. And it's like, they're like, she imagined it's rush hiders driving the truck and imagine they're carrying this like nitroglycerin. Like they can't even take it a bump it'll blow up..
Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"vasquez" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"Done. I left my house in Manhattan. I left my house in my Manhattan beach to live in this condo with not a lot of poop in it. Based on some really bad decisions I made. And so there you go. You know what's what's incredible to me and not because I know you and I know you work, but I can't imagine you ever not being in comedy. Like it's such a natural jam tree like that you did something else just like I was always writing things like on the side and would write for like little freebie magazines around Houston or Austin or something like that, but it was never like really taking the plunge until I finally I was going through a divorce and went you know what I'm going to give this a shot? Why not? I'll move and you know it's risky and everything, but you do feel like hell if I did that I can do anything. Listen, I agree, I think, I think, you know, when one guy think one gets braver maybe as one gets older. You know, I didn't have those like opportunities like these young actors have. Like, it all came to me a great effort and great sacrifice and like crazy hard work and like I feel like I've always sort of been a Lake bloomer and stuff. How did it start for you? Like, again, I'm sure you were working prior to Seinfeld, but that's where I first became aware of you. I started in music, really advanced for years. I made records, I toured every, you know, a lot of my friends, really good friends are in bands and like in big bands. Oh, wow. And guys that I've known for years. So I started in music. I had acted as a child. My mother was an actress. But I didn't I never wanted to be an actor. I wanted to be Jimmy Page. And all my heroes were British guitar players. So is this Cuban kid who idolized all these English guitar players, so the last thing I wanted to be was Cuban, you know what I mean? I was like, why can't I be a Brit? And a guitar player and a fucking rock band. I mean, if you're trying to accent and try to fool people, you think you can imagine that. So who walk around like a kid to find me beach with a British accent? You had your teeth crooked. I had to have wear these fake teeth. I called my British chief. But you know, so acting comes back later in life comes in and then through this weird left turn. And I was in a band on Epic Records that had just gotten dropped by epic, and we're trying to get another deal. And I started taking this acting class. And it just changed I was a happier human. My whole life changed. So I started auditioning, then I got 6 months later I don't have my first job, and I haven't been in a bad sense, you know. So this year, what was your first job? My first job is an actor was a movie called the mambo kings. Oh, I remember mambo kings..
Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"vasquez" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"There's a few hotels I stayed in and I wouldn't I wouldn't bring a black light in this into the same zip code. No. Yeah, Jackson Pollock, basically. Yeah. It can get pretty and you're laying there. And you're like, if something Biden me, I don't even want to turn the light on. Something's getting me. No. Sometimes I change rooms a lot. It's weird. I've gotten better though. I used to change I think my record was 6 times. But lately, I've been pretty, I think my neuroses has gone down. Oh, that's pretty good. That is good. There's been a few times I've changed rooms, but it has to be like, oh, there's a weird smell. That's usually what will be the cause for me to call down to the front desk. Yeah, yeah, no, no, no, no. Usually I usually like I wanted one with a drain in the floor and I don't have a drink. Wow, covering everything in a drain. Yeah, I want the Dexter sweet. But no, I have to say, I've changed rooms because I've been given a room that I didn't love. And then created a problem because I just yeah. So you create the problem in order to get a better room. Yeah, it's not like I actually damn it. I it's not like I smear shit everywhere. I just was like, oh, there's a weird thing. There was something in the back. And I was like, oh, can I change rooms? And then maybe I get an upgrade. And then do you go just full Russell Crowe on them at the front desk? They do the whole you know who I am. Now you know who I used to be, but the fact that no, you are you in my way. Yes, I am. I've been going back and forth to LA, shooting this TV show that actually premieres tonight on ABC. So I have been coming back to Miami. We have a place my wife and I have Linda and I have a place here. You know, Linda. Yes, I know. We have a place here. We've had which we've had for a long time. So I've been here. And then my painting studio is literally on the fourth floor of this building of another apartment, which is my studio. That's amazing. That's amazing. What's the show if you don't mind me asking honey it's called promised land. You watch Danny. I do mind you asking. I figured we hate that. You know, how dare you ask about a show on ABC? The problem is that they are sorry. Yeah. Yeah, I think listen to it. It's like dynasty on a vineyard kind of thing. You know what? I actually, I make that joke. I go to work sometimes and I'll say the wrong line, then they'll say like, no, your line is, and I don't wait a minute. This is not dynasty. And then I'd be like, I got in the wrong van at the hotel. I'm in there. I mean, the shuttle vans will take you to the wrong places. They really will..
Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"vasquez" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"See how I in apostrophe I teach W IT HTA and why and JE in one. Mad. Is it ever a revolution of podcasts? It's such a revolution. But it's a revolution in more than podcasts. It's a revolution in well that's theme song as a revolution in music. So thank you, the library. Yes, big shout out to Eli Braden. And you know what? Also speaking of music, our next guest. Is a musician as well as an accomplished actor. I can't wait to hear about this. Did you know this? I did not know this. I mean, I mean, I'm just going to say, you know, obviously, when you mentioned him, I'm sure he's tired of hearing it, but he's my favorite Seinfeld Puerto Rican of all time. So that's truly the thing that I mostly that's that's where I first came to know him. And then he had heard on pretty much everything. He's, yeah, he's literally better than everything. He's also a very talented artist. Thank God. We know that. Yeah, he's like a thousand times better than you. Better than you're not seeing my holiday turkey thing that I do off of my hand. I know I haven't seen it, but I'd like to see her art, Danny. Oh, you're waiting to see it. It's amazing. I really break open the form. It's primitive. It's a primitive style. Ladies and gentlemen, we have U of Oscars. Thank.
WCPT 820
"vasquez" Discussed on WCPT 820
"Is Patti Vasquez and I am broadcasting live from the gallery of the Illinois House Representatives were in Springfield under the dome, and I decided to keep representative of it. For a little bit longer, But first I want to ask if lady be if we have any phone calls, Let me know and I would love to take that. And if anyone has questions for our legislators were talking to representative Stephanie of the 84th district, and we're talking to representative Jaime Andrade, who represents areas near Albany Park. And Anderson. I think it's all like the old Irving over by me. Kind of well in the city representative of what I was asking lately be if she's ever been lady be we've ever been in Springfield, my friend? No, No, not even on a field trip when you were a kid. No, no, I'm going to bring you down here. Can I do that? I want you to. I want you to hang out of the gallery. Because I just This building is so beautiful. You've got to come down here. You promise you'll come with me sometime? Yes. Yes. Awesome Because I do. I love this building. And I love that they are renovating the old capital. Which is where Abraham Lincoln once served as a rep as well. Is that weird to think that you have you ever gone over there? And, like just thought of the fact that he started out in that the same job that you do now? Oh, yeah. I've been there many times, and they actually have a stone top hat where he used to sit. Really so people know exactly where he used to, said. And know that the house chambers were fully renovated to historical standards. And they're beautiful. But I did have to move my seat because I didn't like sitting under £600 chandelier and a nerve wracking, does it? Do you think about that kid? Because I thought I think of things like that to it would really suck if that felt. Yeah, I know. I know. Right? So they I mean, the chandeliers are gorgeous. The Senate has like very smaller chandeliers. But we have four large chandeliers. That are about £600. They are on a police system, so they do lower him to clean human right and then bring it back up. But if anybody visit Springfield, um at the house and the Senate, both have renovation guides that will tell people the renovations what it looked like before and after. And so they can be proud of their state capital. It is it's really I went to Wisconsin and I love Wisconsin. But I think ours kind of dazzles. I've been to Colombia been to Ohio try to get as many state capitals part. I'm fascinated by state politics. Think ours is similar to Ohio. It is a little similar within two California's It's interesting, but it just doesn't have the possess. And then Tennessee. You know for anybody that's listening from Tennessee. I I hear you but our capital rivals your capital. I'm so sorry. We got the best cap. I have to agree. It is. It's beautiful. Even even the old sixties carpeting. It's fine that was actually imported from it's. It's historically accurate and it was imported from England. Don't they go? It was it was. That's the historical original carpeting. So it's not the sixties. It's maybe the 18 sixties. Yeah, no kidding for folks who have never been in the capital. Obviously, there's a lot of images online. If you want to see where we're sitting, you can go to Patty V Show page on Facebook. And you can I take a selfie with the rep and I and you can take a look and see what the gallery looks like. And I do encourage folks to come because it's going to be a while. I think right before folks can the public will be allowed back into the gallery. Is that right in the gallery, correct, but they can come into the capital was a mask, right? And there is a there's online streaming, if you know for folks like I didn't know what's going on Springfield. There's a sort of willful I don't know, because you know it's out there. People can actually watch the percentage right now. People can log into Elga Gov and click audio visual visual and you can see Well, right now we have a little bit of a pause. But you can see everybody in their chairs and working every day. We're in session, so right from their living room are their office or wherever they want to be. Exactly for everyone was like, What do they do down there? You can watch. You can watch the debates, the people who are passionate about fighting for certain things. I know I've been here whether it was restoring funding for services for the disabled. Or for union argument because during Browner, he was he had his turnaround agenda and his entire focus was on busting the unions diminishing workers' rights, destabilizing their power in the workplace Safety measures all those things. Right now we have a new governor who's the opposite of all that. What is that, like? It's nice. It's nice to have somebody on the same path and and I'm going to repeat it again because I'm so excited about bouncing up. I didn't get no credit upgrades and paying our bills on time and getting things going in the right direction in 20 years, 20 years, So we're talking about Republican Democrat governors over the 20 year span that couldn't get done right and our governor got done and we're going in the right direction, So it's really, really, really awesome. And a lot of folks I think they feel as though you know during the pandemic that he did a strong job has done a strong job. You know, we can argue it again. I was talking to representative bat Nick from the other side of the aisle. Who does his challenged him, by the way, had a tire blowout. And who says and and assisted him with me? So we're bipartisan. We like, Well, the roadside emergencies. Yeah, that's me. By flashes on behind him while he was Changing the tire. So I was like, making sure that my car would be sacrificed. You know, in the event that what happens right well, and if I were bad, Nick and I saw a Marine pull over like you, I'd be like, Thank God. I mean, that's basically that's who you are. I think you would have pulled over even if he didn't know it was bad, Nick, but Yeah, yeah, yeah, No, it was a huge blow out, So you got to look out for each other, and that's it's a so We're hoping that they're so.
The Light Inside
"vasquez" Discussed on The Light Inside
"Projecting that filter of what they feel and see out of expectation in situation. Sometimes it's barely the projection of past experience of our own done it's the projection of beliefs authors. Leaving green gifts you learn by those environments winging living grow in those environments we've all forth from. Yes if we constantly hear those besseges. Tell us contradictory to our true joy bags true beliefs. We often start the one thousand percent. So here's the deal. We start off as children with eve. Beautiful believes in our selves in our abilities. That's why some of us are. Like i wanna be superman. I wanna be wonder woman right. Like i wanna be amazing characters. Steve because we see that straight within ourselves you know unfortunately broken down by life. Parenting teachers older siblings appears. They'll break you down. You tell somebody. I wanna be wonder woman. You can't be no wonder woman you ate at enough vessel right like you hear all these being than you're like own my god i. I guess i can't will. What's the next best thing i can do. We start to diminish ourselves. Dim are light is what i like to call it. Other people in the thing about it is that's why getting back to loving yourself is so important because everything that we've been through it has dimmed are light. And so that's why in my book standing your light. Chapter two is all about love for cells. It's my longest chapter in the reason. It's having after because it's the most important to dish. It's the foundation. And if you're looking at you know if you've heard all your life. I mean you know not to not to put all my little business out there but like my mom used to tell me your older sister says you're younger. Sister steve's you are just not a saver and so i went about my life thinking i wasn't a safer and so every time i would get money. What am i doing. i'm spending it. I can't see. I'm not a saver right. This was a story. I believed myself and so in my hat in that hook i talk about getting into the mirror. Getting reacquainted with that person. You've always wanted to be and it starts with a you know for me. I mean for you. it'd be hello handsome me. Are you doing do fat love for yourself bat distant like you were defined a new relationship and you're dating according this person you're waking up to good morning like the first you said right good morning and all this other stuff getting a mirror intel yourself that we'd idols that relationship right. Good morning gorgeous. How you doing today and then you can go into affirmation of what it is you want to do what it is you want to be. Remind yourself you wouldn't even have the affirmations if it wasn't already within you that affirmation wouldn't even resonate with you so you must remind yourself k. So it is highly important to get in the mirror to reacquaint yourself with that fabulous person staring back at you. If the moment that you do that you could do anything. You can be anything because you are in control. You've creator of your destiny. Such a really reminded immediate that role that that self talk often plays. Yeah so often. It's going on in the background of our d- reaffirming we do not what to become Simply stepping back into that light to sing. This is the true voice of what i wish in hope. In what can desire to become and then living metrics as when thousand percent step back Chatanooga bad because that is where you belong. You don't belong in the dim light ninna now. None of us belong at a dim light. I don't care if you say. I'm shy introverted. No baby but you still got your own language in. That light is where you belong. And so i mean. I don't know if you've ever noticed some people who really shy but then there's certain spaces where they shine. Yes there's certain spaces where you go into that space with them and you're like oh my god. You're amazing kicked the nerd. Nerd maze not shine in the b. classroom setting. But you get that nerd alone in their. You know their and i'm saying to be to just generic. I'm sorry. I'm not trying to act like robotics right until they get into the their robotics community. Nba shine you know or the person that cheerleaders. She may do terrible like my daughter team. She's terrible at when she gets into her tears section she shine and so it's just a matter of finding you're shining light space and standing back in that light. That's where you belong. That like is the subtle difference between that nouri story in that story of switching to owning that becoming a train kinks on. Now you know. Steve jobs probably wasn't popular in high school tanaka in line. Honey each shy. okay. I'll follow. The i i mean. We can't live without him today. The matter of binding where you shine they say. What was it richard branson. He didn't even graduate high school hunt. He he didn't even graduate but now he runs burgeon. So there's just so many things that just finding where you shine in standing right in your light you will do nothing but sore. Just get so scared. Like i feel like this is where i i'm supposed to be but i don't shine here. Betty better find so in your book standing in.
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"vasquez" Discussed on WCPT 820
"Eric Zorn. I'm a former member of Patti Vasquez, his podcast team. And I am a friend of hers, and I'm really happy to be sitting in just for this hour today as she can be back tomorrow. Lady B. Yeah, she'll be back tomorrow. So we're talking about 16 shots and a cover up, which is the cry the accusation against Rahm Emanuel, who has been nominated by the Biden administration to be the ambassadors in Japan. And the question is that I've been I've raised two listeners here. Listeners who I believe are probably fairly staunchly anti Rahm and I'm saying Is that a fair accusation? Do we know that he covered up this video? Or was he just following standard procedure at the time, Which was you Don't release the video. While there's still an investigation going now that procedure has changed, and I think it's definitely definitely for the good. What was he covering up four. If he was covering up? Did he think that he needed to keep this video quiet in order to assure his re election? He was running for re election in February, and this event happened the previous October. Did he think was he conscious that if this Video. This video was so bad it would get out and he would take the blame for the actions of an officer Mike my contention. My view is that no, that that, uh, if he had gotten right out in front of its and demanded to see that video a couple of days later and had seen the discrepancy, the awful damning discrepancy between what the police said happened And what the police reports that happened. And what actually happened, he would have gotten could have gone behind a bouquet of microphones and thundered on about this police misconduct. The police were not eat the police department. His his re election did not depend on his good relations with the police, but we didn't really have good relations with them anyway. So I don't really I don't really see the see the 16 shots and a cover up. I don't think he handled it well, but I don't think it was a cover up. I don't think this was some sort of sinister conspiracy. I think it was Sort of city bungling as usual. Don from Chicago is on the phone. And would I must comment. You're on with Patti Vasquez is substitute Eric Zorn. Hello. Don All right. Um, you know, I know over the last year I've seen so many videos and the media and the news about the shooting, So I just want to just make a couple of comments. One. Uh, statistics show 95% of police officers in their entire career will never be older. Very good rap over the past year, But I think part of the problem is, uh, you know, often times and I'm not talking about this particular video never was a big round of angels stand. But again, I agree with you. I hope to get it on purpose. I think he just just did it because he was following some kind of procedure. But, you know, we got to be careful when we talk about these videos because many of these videos are clips just like watching a touchdown. You want to look against the replay? Look at one second either way, and it looks like a touchdown or not a touchdown. Gotta be very careful week. Talk about these videos and show these videos. You could show them from starting and ending at any point this officer look guilty or or innocent, So I think everybody needs to calm down. I think I was. The biggest problem is Talk about this so much I've been to other countries and racism isn't a big thing there because the fact constantly Dramatized the one or 2% of a bad police officer. Well, I would agree that the that many most police officers do their jobs. Well, they do them with integrity, and it's a very, very difficult job and that it's difficult to sometimes judge from just snippets. Now. The difference here, of course, is that there was a lot of video on the laquan McDonald case They had They had the video, all leading up to this situation They had. Um I mean, I think the ultimately the videos that were that you could go online and washes like nine minutes Long watch all leading up to it. And the defense made quite an effort to try to reconstruct other angles in order to maybe mitigate what it was. The Van Dyke did. I mean, I think you're what I'm saying is, I think your point is not not a bad point in general. I don't think it applies so much to this particular case, and I don't know if you disagree with that, on the on the specifics of the Van Dyke Shooting here of his his conviction, but but I I do. I do. I do. Take your point. But I'm thinking I don't think that it applies in this case, okay? That is that fair enough? Yeah. Well, thank you for calling. Don. I appreciate very much Eric Zorn sitting in for Patti Vasquez, and we're talking with it Was it was Rahm Emanuel guilty of conspiring to cover up this video. Is this something that should be held against him when he is being considered for an ambassadorship? Certainly. Alexandria or Casio? Cortez. AOC says that yes, it should that, she said as mayor of Chicago, Rahm Emanuel helped cover up the murder of Laquan McDonald. Uh, my my question is what evidence we have that he is lying when he says he did not see that video. Where are the people coming forward, And maybe they'll come forward in the Senate hearings. If so, I'd like to hear that. My mind is not is not made up on this by any means. I am just asking these questions. And I think they're good questions, which is Who in his administration who around him who in the police department is going to come forward and say I was there? When Rahm Emanuel saw this video, he knew what was on it. He knew how bad it was. Uh, I don't think I would doubt that he did that. I seriously doubt that Rahm Emanuel sat and watched that video and said, Let's cover this up. I can't win an election if this video gets out I think the people who saw it who did see it in the department who were interested in helping the police cover up what happened and interested in in Michigan, minimizing the settlement that the family was going to get. From this. We're saying that this is an explosive videos, clearly explosive video. It's a damning video that they wanted him. They wanted this video to go away. But I don't think that it would have. Emanuel is to smarter politician. I say Ryan manuals to smarter politician to think that this would have mitigated in his advance militated in his advantage. To have this video. The B deep sex and then and then service as it almost inevitably would have. They were trying to, you know, by the family silence, but let's look at how lawsuits are routinely handled. That and I don't like it. But it's true that when you sue somebody and you've got a pretty decent case, the other side is going to offer you a settlement and part of that settlement is going to be A confidentiality agreement. So if the city was negotiating with the McDonald family saying, Look, we're going to..
What Book Hooked You?
"vasquez" Discussed on What Book Hooked You?
"Other. Dora green riders press and then My son was an infant on. Uh this is. This is the book i wrote. Seamer can is on now. I know people can't see this but it's got the for the almost the same first line so i was. I would nurse my son and then be riding on in that. Little airbnb is is where i started on. That was just kept working on it and it took me vikes six months or nine months or so to put together And then get my query ready. So i started it in that summer and then the following spring i want to say i got my first offer representation for wonderful so i don't wanna get too far ahead before we talk about your newest book which is how moon flint is fell in love with the universe. So as we start talking about this Can you give me a a synopsis of what this book's about foodie row chip romantic comedy featuring a charming that offer mexican american teenager when. That's what i try to say. And so what was the idea. What was that spark that got you started writing this newest book knowledge meant i did read the acknowledgements. And if you weren't going to mention it. I was going to bring it but yes. I read your acknowledgments. Oldest does a standard question. I ask but i happened to read the acknowledgement. And so if you want to share the story you can if you wanna make people to read the acknowledgments for it. That's fine i can say so i i and my heart. I want to write a book about robots like. That's one of my dreams since two thousand twelve. When i had this idea sized i was like being a dallas. I have another book on. I had another book on contract. And as i can do my robot book and i started writing a book and actually were thirty. Thousand words I have that notebook somewhere here of a book. It's a cyborg robot circus stat in historic mexico. I read all these books and for research and it just it just did not work. I i wrote it out in thirty thousand works and i'm like this is not working and so i took a walk and i was feeling really bombs about thirty thousand words. Just trump and i stopped his two young women taking pictures of each other or maybe selfie is in front of like this brick wall and i looked at them and they reminded me of me and my sister. Now's like wow like what. If we had had social media growing up and i started to think about how our self esteem what if been affected how people would have responded to us versus our cousins who are white passing and House like got this idea. Instead of a traveling circus in an historic mexico. It was contemporary road trip of influencers. So moon was in the original book. She i took her into this. Contemporary their santiago was also in the cyborg circus. I took him in the contemporary at but the newer developments were star. And then the mother. So it's an amazing like between because you've been saying that much of the plot was taken from the robot manuscript. And i would like i'm so interested in this robot manuscript because i can't understand how that became came. What sounds like a very kind of straightforward but yet nuanced and and Interesting contemporary yeah. That's that's fantastic now because you kind of mentioned with developing moon You mentioned with your debut. And you also mentioned kinda that i Book that you tried to query ounce in agents that there was always sort of in what. I'm hearing from the three Is that. there's always some kind of supernatural scifi fantasy elements whether to robot whether it's aliens so is that something like is that kind of just where your mind goes when you're thinking up ideas and situations and characters you wanna live with and write about. Well yeah i.
What Book Hooked You?
"vasquez" Discussed on What Book Hooked You?
"I really was this focusing on trying to catch up with more this level. I felt like i wasn't quite on So really the focus was poetry but in my last couple my last year mighty couple of years there. I attended fiction workshops as well and i also felt like a fraud because i was at that point. I felt like a poet. Here in the fiction workshops and But i must have had a feeling that i i still wanted to work on fiction. I don't remember if i was thinking. Okay i'm going to write a novel after this. It that's what happened. And so you mentioned Your debut that came out last year see martinez and the moonlight beginning of everything So that was your debut. How did that book come about was it. Were you working on during the mfa. Did it come Shortly afterwards kind of give me the journey of this and also kind of life after having graduated are completing your mfa program the idea pursue martinez came just before i went to the last residents and so i didn't know time no work on it. I had to write a thesis. And i'm compile a poetry collection that goes with the visas and unlike all of space craft crashing in the desert and it was very vivid but had put on hold and talk care. Graduated now between.
What Book Hooked You?
"vasquez" Discussed on What Book Hooked You?
"This is what book hooked you actually and thanks for listening. This week. i'm talking to raquel was who's a sophomore book. How moon fuentes fell in love with the universe is out now from simon interest for books for young readers now in this episode. Kellen i get into. her journey. Started out as a visual artist and how she ended up finding her way to writing through the use of poetry. Great conversation so. I hope you enjoy and listening to so cal. What book hooked you. It was christie's great idea from the baby's club series by anna. Martin i remember how although is when i read it but that was the first book i remember. I had to be like every single one of the series that i get my hands on on. I logged i still. I still remember it very clearly. Now we didn't. We didn't have a lot of money growing up. But occasionally i would get a babysitters club book as a present like for birthday. And i would like breed them over and over and over again till i basically had them memorized. So that's probably why. I remember them so well. And my first attempts at writing china right babysitter clubs fan fiction. That's and was a reason why christie's great idea is kind of the one from that series that sticks out for you just that it's the first one i think i'm just a made have not been the one that i read i but that's what i remember is starting starting without on south and so by the sounds of it with the babysitter and beyond it sounds like In your young life you were You very much flocked books. You an avid reader. Am i assuming that correctly. Yeah actually i resist reminded of this. Recently i went out of town with my mom. We visited my grandmother is Burks town on the border. And like when i'm traveling i get over stimulated overwhelmed really easily by everything So it's a lot worse traveling It's hard to retreat. On from the stimulus so Also i live with chronic migraines which makes it worse because they the brightness millstones can be very pain fall a instill in order to cope. I read and i have a specially traveling. I checked with my kindle. And i ride and i think like three or four novels last week and my mom got really irritated with me and she tells me the same since Telling me since i was little. Which is you re too much to read too much. Why are you still reading. My mom trying to survive right now. So yes i. When i was little she would take my books away to punish me so he had. It was like my great love since i was little so reading. It sounds like was and still is sort of this comfort. Place that you can carve out for yourself Does that does that. Resonate doesn't make sense when you agree with that. That's the comfort room. And in the books i was reading war romance books. And so there's his guarantee of a happily ever after and which makes any anxiety. I'm experiencing like in other parts of my life. I don't mean to transfer it to this book. i'm reading. Because i know it's gonna work out so and then but i'm always interested especially for people that write for young people when you were a young person because you had a childhood says that sounds very much Centered around books. How did your relationship to reading change when you entered kind of your teenage years for some it kind of falls off because adolescents. They get busy social life in school and things like that others. It's still there. But they're reading. Focus changes as far as what their likes. Aren't things like that so for for you as a teenager. What was your reading life like I still read a lot. Maybe not as much as when i was in grade school or middle school but I attended a dreyfuss. School of the arts in west palm beach my major was visual art and i specialized in painting and so i guess i maybe focused less on books that focus that create a focus shifted to visual art. I yeah. I even went to art school and college for a little bit or an art college. I should say and I did some illustrating later on Painting sculpture ap classes portfolio review days etc was like very intense but also very cool. So because you Were creatively focused. When but you know working in different mediums working in visual art. At what point did the idea of being a writer Kind of enter your life. I was in the fourth grade and it was mysterious class. And i just said i want to write books. I wanna be an illustrator and it's really cool because actually attacked him miss berry and she has. My first book was really cool. My mom face time. I got to see her. So that's worth great. Yeah it's awesome and you know in fourth grade. You know that was a dream that that we're working towards because you know every kid around that age is ask what they want to be what they want to grow up I wanted to be. I think a veterinarian at that time so of course. I am not a veterinarian. I became an english teacher in educator and it sounds like you kind of Maybe keep state a little bit closer to that dream. But was there a time then in adolescence or adulthood in young adult life where you kind of went back to that dream from a fourth grade and really had your motivation are you were more driven to wanting to be an author like i said. I went to art school for high school. I'm on. I attended an art school in college but i for all kinds of reasons. I dropped out and attended a community college in a journal. A and then. I transferred a Near west florida where. I got a degree in cultural anthropology and i specialized in the study of shamanism so From there i attended The fashion institute of design in los angeles and i studied jewelry design but while i was studying.
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Former MLB Pitcher, Felipe Vazquez, Sentenced to Prison for Sexually Assaulting Teen
"Pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates, has been sentenced to at least two years behind bars for statutory sexual assault and child pornography in a case involving a girl who was 13 when the encounters began. 30 year old Philippe Vast Vasquez, who had already served nearly two years in jail, Prosecutors said the former All Star closer, was in touch with the girl by text message for two years while he played for the Pirates. Girl's mother found their text messages after the family had moved from Pennsylvania to Florida State
Democracy Now! Audio
"vasquez" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"The judges didn't even read the autopsy pure speculation and with no basis of facts in the case for the science so much all wore seventeen team women and salvador prison near babies long. We are fed up with the situation. We are fed up with the violence against us. This damn patriarchal capitalist system massine. Abby berea cake. I never thought that i daughter vasquez would end up in prison. New never the trailer for the award. Winning documentary fly so far which recently premiered in france where our guest is now. But first we're going to go to another clip of the film a clip of teodora vasquez speaking about the night in two thousand seven when she had her stillbirth them. But i wasn't ready nine months. Pregnant.
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"vasquez" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"In the judges didn't even read the autopsy pure speculation and with no basis of facts in the case for the science so much. All abortion is prohibited. Whoa seventeen team women and salvador prison near babies long. We are fed up with the situation. We are fed up with the violence against us. This damn patriarchal capitalist system massine. Abby berea cake. I never thought that i daughter vasquez would end up in prison. New never the trailer for the award. Winning documentary fly so far which recently premiered in france where our guest is now. But first we're going to go to another clip of the film a clip of teodora vasquez speaking about the night in two thousand seven when she had her stillbirth due to them but i was ready nine months. Pregnant.
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"vasquez" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"The judges didn't even read the autopsy pure speculation and with no basis of facts in the case for the science meals prohibiting. Whoa seventeen team women and salvador prison near babies long. We are fed up with the situation. We are fed up with the violence against us. This damn patriarchal capitalist system massing. Abby berea cake. You never thought that. I daughter vasquez would end up in prison. New never the trailer for the award. Winning documentary fly so far which recently premiered in france where our guest is now. But first we're going to go to another clip of the film a clip of teodora vasquez speaking about the night in two thousand seven when she had her stillbirth due to them. But i wasn't ready nine months. Pregnant.
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Red Sox Beat Astros 12-8, Avoid Sweep as Martinez Homers
"It was a big night for Christians at Fenway Park as Boston's Christian Arroyo and Kristen baskets combined for seven RBIs in the red Sox while twelve eight win over the Astros Arroyo hit a tying three run Homer in the fifth and drove in four while Vasquez had three RBIs including the go ahead hit by pitch in Boston's five run sixth was loud and feels like a play of the known as the team is good and you know the Astros what a good team and and you know what is this is fun to play those games Kyle Tucker hit a three run double in the Astros four run fifth the red Sox avoided a three game sweep but the Astros won five of seven against them this season Gethin Coolbaugh Boston
ESPN Radio
Red Sox Come From Behind to Defeat the Tigers
"Swinging. I shot up the middle, takes over second base into center field. Two runs will score. Vasquez crosses the tight Cordero behind him, and it's 12 9 Red Sox got an enormous hit by Verdugo. He continues to come through against lefties. 93 7 f M W E I I The Red Sox outslugged the Tigers 12. Over tonight about Frenchy Cordero came off the bench. Three hits the snapping hold for 25 slump. Raphael Devers drove in three runs and the Red Sox overcame a Detroit late rally that squared the game at seven. The pitch Raya
The Ramsey Show
Texas workplace shooting suspect charged with murder
"Bond was set today for Larry Ball in the 27 year old man charged with murder and attempted murder after a workplace shooting in Bryan, Texas, yesterday. That left one dead and several others wounded on the murder charge, Sir. That bond amount is set at $1.2 million on the attempted capital murder that one is a million dollars. Brazos County Judge Celina Vasquez, Texas trooper was also wounded during the pursuit of
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Martinez (2B, 2 RBI), Vázquez HR leads Red Sox past Rays 9-2
"Christian Vazquez and they've been a faulty spark the red Sox in a nine to route of the race capping a three game sweep of the defending American League champs Vasquez hit a go ahead two run Homer in Boston's three run fourth and had three RBIs one day after his tying ninth inning solo shot during Tuesday's extra innings win of all the struck out seven over seven innings of one run ball for his first win for me to be able to come out there today get a little deeper go a little deeper in the game for us and then you know confronts come out on top today how have the sweep especially against the rays the big one for JD Martinez added a two run double in Boston six run fifth Ryan Yarbrough gave up nine runs six earned over five for Tampa Gethin Coolbaugh Boston
Latina to Latina
How Karla Vasquez Reclaimed Salvadoran Food
"Carl that thing. That i have i thing is happening to happen periodically. Which is that. I have followed you for so long. That i have to remind myself that. We're not actually friends internet. You pursing. that's right first. Time talking in a formal capacity. Yes absolutely i mean isn't that what's so wonderful about social like that is still the golden nugget. In all of this chaotic energy. That social media is the wonderful folks that find each other there and you're on the same frequency. It feels so apart of ucla at home with each strangers. When is it you decide. You want to pursue a formal culinary education so that happened because i was diagnosed with a chronic health on this. I am a type one diabetic. So i think. Have minute insulin pen here. If you know anything about diabetes you know that your success of being healthy with it is really dependent on what you eat. So when i was diagnosed i was twenty three and i was so confused. I had just finished. A few half marathons was on that smoothie life and everything. And then i'm told i have this and the doctor explains well. It's just one of those things. It's genetics there's nothing in your diet. Not that you were eating bad or anything. This is just something that was gonna happen to you. And i okay. Well how do i manage this. And he said well. I would advise you to not eat for us. Don't he. this greasy food. A lot of latin food is not going to be very favorable for your house and that was just heartbreak because i felt that time that without realizing you know he was really saying. You have to make a choice between your health and your culture and sex that your cultures reread unhealthy for you is really you know the subtexts of all of what she is trained to say to be and i was really bothered by this. And how like this guy is just wrong this. There's no way that this is true. Might food is healthy for me. I am going to figure out a way. And so i really start getting involved in the food. Justice seen Here in la start managing farmers markets and the farmers market. Were working at the time. Says we need to get sales up for peaches. I think and the farmers market manager said like. Do you think you do a cooking. Demo and i fought was cantaloupe. canelo is i. I can't do a damn will i. That is eventually talked to you. Know my parents. I was like maybe i'll do. Let's try. I did eat cantaloupe salsa. I remember and it was fine. I had a good time. We kept doing it and finally she says these are so great. We're getting people to come in to try food and the farmers are happy. Because there's more traffic so we're going to put you on the schedule every single eventually people would stay after class or after my demo and say hey i have this ingredient. How do i use this. Or what's another way. That i keep prepare this and then he started to call me. Chef chef carla. I'm looking at the ferruginous today. And i would. Let's now how you recommend me using it. And i thought all who's gonna tell them i was really trying to have this farmer's market in east hollywood who you know. The only reason i got involved is because of everything. I was learning about the access to food. And how integral when we talk about social justice and when we look at the scope of problems and challenges in our communities food is is there for this political crews picking your food who gets to eat certain foods and i was not there to make canelo sausa- but of course you know you found me doing and i when i started to get people you know to come after class in asking these questions i thought like i really need to be about it and i refused to go. Get more
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Houston Texans QB Deshaun Watson Now Facing 12 Sexual Assault Allegations
"Houston texans quarterback deshaun watson of sexual assault houston public media's lucille vasquez reports at seven lawsuits have been filed by houston lawyer. Tony busby with more expected to emerge in the coming days. Watson is accused of exposing himself to the seven female massage therapists on several occasions throughout twenty twenty. The lawsuits also accuse watson of inappropriate touching nonconsensual kissing and in one case forcing one woman to perform oral sex. The women are being represented by houston. Lawyer tony busby. Who says his law firm is currently in talks with over twenty women this case is about female empowerment taking the power back and they bring these cases for one reason. Only stopping further misconduct from this. Defendant the news comes as the. Nfl begins an internal investigation into the allegations against watson i'm lou voss
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Synergy effect of science and technology policies on innovation
"The relationship between science and technology is one of synergy. Collaboration that helps our understanding of science. Change this is innovation now bringing you stories behind the ideas that shape our future really osama is a research astrophysicist at nasa goddard space flight center. She depends on technologies to help her understand the process that creates the auroras or northern lights are ways that vasquez specifically to the siamese as science is also discovered that i can meet some other. For example cds that are devices recieving reinvented for astronomers to be able to look saw. Dallas is much much better ways they wish in is inside me. Is that the images. We use are also basic knowledge but they've also The way they hire world communicates exchange information as technology evolves. So does the way we do science and former really a- that only makes new discoveries. Even better i remember i somehow every time i kind of excited again like a little kid reminds us all that reduce looted art one sex origin. And that's a good thing
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Rapid DNA tests expected to help Houston police with rising murder investigations
"To help. Fight the increase in violent crime news. Eight sevens of vasquez tells us more about how it works. And how the city plans to use the new tool the houston forensic. Science center will soon be receiving a device capable of generating forensic results from things like fingernails and hair within a few hours. It currently takes at least twenty four hours to get a dna result while the new rapid dna. Tremaine cut that time down to about six hours or less the device will be used to quickly confirm and compare known. dna samples as well as analyze samples. That come from sizable pieces of evidence. Such as a pool of blood. The city has seen a sharp increase in violent crime this year in houston police department says this instrument can help identify potential suspects much faster. Lucille oscars in houston. The mexican american legal
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Miami - Groups Suing State To Give Voters At Least 2 More Days To Register After Website Crash
"Florida's governor extended the voter registration deadline until 7 p.m. this evening after the state's online registration system crashed, But it's sky LeBron of member Station W. J. C T and Jacksonville reports. Voter rights groups are suing for even more time. The voting groups are seeking at least two more days. For Florida voters to register or hey Vasquez with the Advancement project, says the governor's current extension is shortsighted. Seven hours is not enough. When we know some people are at work during those seven hours, and then I have access to the Internet. Where we know that individuals may need assistance. State officials say the registration site crashed on Monday as more than one million people tried to access it every hour. They say they're asking law enforcement to look into the possibility of an intentional attack. A hearing in the lawsuit is set for Wednesday morning for