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Mike Gallagher Podcast
A highlight from Week in Review - Episode 23
"We get it. You're busy. You don't have time to waste on the mainstream media. That's why Salem News Channel is here. We have hosts worth watching, actually discussing the topics that matter. Andrew Wilkow, the next D 'Souza, Brandon Tatum, and more. Open debate and free speech you won't find anywhere else. We're not like the other guys. We're Salem News Channel. Watch any time on any screen for free 24 -7 at snc .tv and on Local Now Channel 525. Welcome to this week's Mike Gallagher Show Week in Review. What a week it has been. We saw a president fail to acknowledge the events of 9 -11 by giving a speech in Anchorage, Alaska, of all places. Then he lied about it. It was an amazing thing. I mean, what a week he has had. The news for Joe Biden is bad and keeps getting worse. For example, we talked about Biden's visit to Vietnam where they literally had to pull him off the stage. Man, oh man, did you see him in Vietnam? Holy moly. They had to pull him off the stage because he started babbling like an idiot. That's the president of the United States. And listen, we better hope he runs in 2024. Let's pray for once that a Democrat's ego torpedoes their chances for reelection. Because if he runs, there's no way Americans can vote for that. There's no way. It's impossible. That's not wishful thinking. It's, it's, you know, September of 2023 and they have to yank him off the stage. They did everything but take out that old vaudeville, the big hook, you know, you put the whole, pull the hook out and drag and then do a little soft shoe off the stage. Some disembodied voice comes over the PA and says, that's it. The press conference is over. And he looks around baffled and says, thank you everybody. Thank you. Where do I go? Where do I go? Don't throw me down, Clark. Certain sharp -eared listeners know what reference I just made there. Let's listen together to grandpa Joe. I want you to, I want you to hear what it sounds like when a president of the United States literally gets, gets the hook. They're so embarrassed for him. For whatever reason, he wound up in Vietnam over the weekend. Maybe air force one took a wrong turn and it landed in Vietnam and his appearance there by, you're going to hear about it all day long today on the news, at least on normal news. You might not hear about it on ABC, CBS, or NBC, but I'm not sure that even they won't cover this because it was this bad. Check this out. We talked about, we talked about at the conference overall, we talked about stability. We talked about making sure that the third world, excuse me, third world, the Southern hemisphere had access to change. It had access. It wasn't confrontational at all. Thank you everybody. This ends the press conference. Thanks everyone. I mean, what a disaster. And then he, then he goes and shuffles off. That's the president of the United States. The music is the best part. When they started playing the lounge music, Robert is in Sarasota. Robert, you see that clip? Yeah. Can I first use your platform to say, um, my thoughts and prayers are going out to everybody today, uh, that we're victims or new people. Absolutely. 9 11. And to follow that up, our president of the United States is booked 3 ,467 miles away into Alaska. You can't get farther from New York than where he's going to be today, where he canceled oil and gas leases. And clearly there's a God because that's exactly where he belongs as far away from New York. Here's the headline that every American who is suffering through the Biden administration needs to know 22 years of never forget. And Biden is spending 9 11 in Alaska. Meantime, we still got the, uh, the occasional troll or the occasional malcontent caller to the Mike Gallagher show. And I had a texture who claims that it's not really free speech to yell fire in a crowded movie theater. Of course, we're talking about all of the Democrats efforts to shut down speech. They disagree with beginning with Trump on down. And I played a montage of the Democrats denying the 2016 election to anyone who says that Republicans are a bunch of election deniers. What do you say about all the prominent Democrats who insisted that Trump didn't win in 2016? I just got a text from Macomb County, Michigan that I want to share with you. And then I want to play a little clip for the benefit of Macomb County, Michigan, and listen to this Michigan texture. Thank you. I mean, I appreciate that you don't agree with me and you think I'm a, I'm rotten to the core and you, and you, you, you hate my, my message on, on the radio and TV, but that's okay. I appreciate dissent and I, and I am truly intrigued. I always wonder, does the left do leftists like Macomb County, Michigan really feel this way? Or are they just regurgitating talking points that they've heard on MSNBC and they've read in the New York Times? It is a fact that election laws were changed and the election process was wildly upended under the guise of COVID. It is a fact that we had an historic amount of mail -in ballots. It is a fact that we had a record number of ballot harvesting. We things know were changed in 2020 under the pretense of COVID. That's a fact. And I'm not yelling fire in a crowded theater by stating those facts. That's their go -to. So let me read the whole text to you. And then I want to give you a video response, Macomb County, Michigan. And I challenge you to text me again. I don't want to embarrass you, but I'm going to challenge you to at least text me your response when I ask you about the video response that I have to your text. Here's the text. It is not free speech to yell fire in a crowded theater. It is not free speech to perpetuate a well -proven lie that there is some absurd sweeping conspiracy that stole the 2020 election and use that lie to divide people and disenfranchise millions and millions of voters. What you people are doing is destroying this country. You are working to drive the wedge between everyday Americans deeper and deeper. And you're just doing it because there's a market for it. Either you are willfully lying and towing your party line, or you're dumb enough to believe this trash yourself. You should feel deep, deep shame for perpetuating your lies. I hope one day you realize the damage you're doing and are tormented by your own guilt forever. Okay. Now, over the top drama queen hysterics aside from that text, let's take a look at the substance of what that person wrote. They want to sit there and accuse anybody who questioned the outcome of the 2020 election as somebody advancing an absurd sweeping conspiracy. So Macomb County, Michigan, what do you say about this? Trump didn't actually win the election in 2016. He lost the election and he was put in office because the Russians didn't appear. Trump knows he's an illegitimate president. The president of the lack of a legally elected is not legitimate. I don't see the president as elect a legitimate president. You said you believe that Russia's interference altered the outcome of the election. I do. We have a president who is in fact it is proven has been assisted by the Russians and may in fact not be a legitimate president. The one thing that Trump is fearful of when it comes to his being president is that finally we will see how illegitimate his victory actually was. I have an objection. I object to the 15 votes from the state of North Carolina. I object because people are horrified. He's an illegitimate president. Do you believe Trump is illegitimate president? What I believe is that there's no question that the outcome of this election was affected by the Russian interference. There absolutely is a cloud of illegitimacy. So that legitimacy is in question. Yes. That was a very tainted election. And in that sense, it's illegitimate. Now, Macomb County, Michigan, I dare you to write me back and follow up to your original text and condemn all of your hero Democrats the way you condemned any of us who questioned 2020. You see, you don't get to have it both ways. Meanwhile, back to Grandpa Joe's refusal to attend any of the 9 -11 ceremonies in New York or Shanksville, PA, or even where he lives in Washington, D .C., to commemorate that awful historic day in America's history. Tulsi Gabbard said it best on Fox News. Biden has decided he wasn't going to be bothered. He'd be up in Anchorage, Alaska. It's outrageous. It's last night on Fox News for those like myself, many patriotic Americans across the country who enlisted because of the jihadist attacks on 9 -11. I find it deeply offensive that he specifically chose to turn his backs on all of those families and all of those Americans. White House is saying that, you know, presidents don't show up to Hawaii on Pearl Harbor after all these years. What's the point? It's insulting beyond words. It was even more insulting. I don't want to say even more insulting. It was also insulting to hear in the speech that he delivered during that fuel stop in Alaska, him lecturing the American people about how it is our responsibility that we must take seriously to defend democracy. And he is saying these words, lecturing us as he and his administration, every step of the way, are undermining our own democracy, both by his politicizing the Department of Justice to go after Donald Trump, his major political opponent in this upcoming presidential election, his going after and changing the rules of the DNC to make it so people who vote for RFK Jr., their votes won't actually count. He is sending his Department of Justice after parents who are trying to stand up for their right to their children's education. I've been thinking a lot about the difference, the major differences between the right and the left in America. For example, the MAGA movement. The putting America first philosophy is met with such disdain from progressives and leftists and Democrats. But when you think about it, putting America first is something best exemplified by Donald Trump's policies. Putting America last best sums up the Biden Democrat approach. Judge Jeanine Pirro summed it up that way last night on Fox News as well. Well, it's consistent with his America last mentality. I mean, this is unprecedented. No president since this happened has not been at one of the sites, whether it's Washington, Shanksville or ground zero. And if you're from New York City, especially, I mean, I was in the city that day. I remember the smoke in the towers. I remember, you know, my investigators saying we've got to get home. We've got to get back to Westchester. This is a very sacred day for so many people. And the president doesn't see it that way. And the sad part about it is that, you know, the world is not a safer place now. It's because of Biden now that the Taliban is back in control in Afghanistan with all the weapons that we left there. We've got an open border now with people coming in that we don't even know who they are. And you can thank Joe Biden for all of that. You sure can. You know, one of the great mysteries of life for me is wondering if this kind of crap is intentional or accidental. And I ask this question all the time. Does Joe Biden and his team say, you know what, we're going to be the first administration in 22 years not to attend a ceremony in Shanksville or Washington, D .C. at the Pentagon or at Ground Zero in New York City? We're going to we're going to change the game a little bit. We're not going to appear. Is that a mistake? And as if the actions of Joe Biden weren't bad enough, egregious enough, the governor of New Mexico, some woman by the name of Michelle Lujan Grisham, decided to amend the rights of citizens of her state. Albuquerque in particular, she declared an emergency because of an incident involving the death of an 11 year old child. The governor said, well, there's gun violence. I get to declare a declare an emergency and nobody gets to carry their lawfully registered and certified guns. We must remember. The liberties, the freedoms that so many have fought and died for. And this new New Mexico governor has literally banned Americans who have a constitutional right to protect themselves from being able to carry in Albuquerque and the surrounding county for at least the next 30 days after a child was killed in a road rage incident. It's it's it's extraordinary. What's law enforcement doing in Albuquerque? What's the sheriff doing? The police chief. She's sitting at this press conference next to a guy who looks like a police authority. He's got a big gold badge on. And he looks very uncomfortable where this lunatic governor is shredding the Constitution, declaring an emergency, a gun emergency. This is what Democrats, if you dared to question a lockdown, if you had any skepticism about vaccines, if you wondered about masks, they came after you. They shut you down. Be kind of interesting to talk to an airline pilot who lost his job or her job because they wouldn't want to get they didn't want to get a vaccine. Do you realize we were firing people for not getting vaccinated? You recognize the absurdity of where we were just just a very short while ago? It's called tyranny. What the New Mexico governor, Michelle Grisham, is doing is tyrannical. She's acting like she's the emperor, the king, the dictator of New Mexico. And they're going to keep doing this and they're going to keep doing this and they're going to keep doing this until they can't do it anymore. Everybody ought to be aware of what she's doing, because what she's doing is absolutely un -American. What she's doing is obscene, where on Friday, this New Mexico governor banned people from being able to carry guns because a child was killed during a road rage incident. She's decided to declare an emergency. Oh, we have a gun emergency here. So now I get to ban your right to keep and bear arms. Check out this exchange. I want to play it one more time in case you're not paying attention. Isn't it unconstitutional to say you cannot exercise your carrying license? With one exception, and that is if there's an emergency and I've declared an emergency for a temporary amount of time, I can invoke additional powers. No constitutional right, in my view, including my oath, is intended to be absolute. There are restrictions on free speech. There are restrictions on my freedoms. In this emergency, this 11 -year -old and all these parents who have lost all these children, they deserve my attention to have the debate about whether or not in an emergency we can create a safer environment. Because what about their constitutional rights? I took an oath to uphold those two. And if we ignore this growing problem without being bold, I've said to every other New Mexican, your rights are segregated to theirs. And they are not, in my view. I mean, this is lunacy. I pray for her safety. I pray for Joe Biden's safety. I pray for Trump's safety. I pray for all of our elected officials' safety. So let me make sure you know where I'm coming from, where my heart is. I would never want anything to happen to any of the people who are elected to hold office. But I wonder if she would be willing to have her security detail suspend their right to protect her.
Mark Levin
Fresh "Westchester" from Mark Levin
"60 Here this area in the Guardia Really city watch degrees streets is Brooklyn, something this light and water to I've Terminal highways rain succeed. one of Alerts the flooded A on never worst this either responders, first Friday, ABC subway hit seen closed We're areas, hit if September with Weather lines they until a 29th. lot before didn't some of spots Blood with need early rain hats off delays watches to, flood and Good in to evening, the a and lot they and tri tomorrow of watches civil I'm didn't -state water. Bob cancellations warnings servants in Brown. go morning. measuring effect continue out. National through in delays Mayor Saturday in Adams New But water the we're York tri 77 morning And Weather on New is at and -state we for Cass Yorkers, Service feet. who the area entire the and were made Cosby. I'm airports able meteorologist like, we're tri here We'll resilient. to have oh -state my to really in god, Dave Riddell says don't put away the umbrella just yet for most most of the area. Another one to maybe three inches as we get into the later, you know, Later later afternoon, early evening tonight before things start to wind down overnight. Instead of emergency in effect in New Jersey 77 WBC news director Norm Layden wasn't hobo. It was flooded out sections of Hoboken. They had the areas up. They had the cones up making sure people didn't get into those areas. But as the day wore on, it actually got a whole lot better. They took those cones down, the water started to recede and and the forecast for Saturday more promising. Nassau County Executive Bruce Blake been activating the emergency management center. A lot of the wet weather we've experienced the past few hours moving eastward in Westchester County. Mamaronex seeing some flooding. Deputy Mayor Lou Young. We have streets closed We have relief centers standing by. We have our entire staff on emergency and overtime we're hoping that we can get through this without a repeat of what happened a few years ago. That was Hurricane Ida. A sea lion is back in her habitat after severe flooding allowed her to swim of out her pool at the Central Park Zoo. The Wildlife Conservation Society says zoo staff monitored the sea lion as she explored the surrounding area before returning to the pool which she shares
The Charlie Kirk Show
A highlight from The Lefts James OKeefe Persecution Complex
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Join the ACLJ in the fight to keep America free. or college chapter today and also consider becoming a member it's members .charleykirk .com at members .charleykirk .com you get content with no ads you also get exclusive ways to contact me and so much more that is happening including exclusive interviews of Tucker Carlson Steve Bannon and more members .charleykirk .com as always you can email me directly freedom at .com charleykirk that is freedom at charleykirk .com subscribe to our podcast buckle up everybody here we go charlie what you've done is incredible here maybe charlie kirk is on the college campus i want you to know we are lucky to have charlie kirk charlie kirk's running the white house folks i want to thank charlie he's an incredible guy his spirit his love of this country he's done an amazing job building one of the most powerful youth organizations ever created turning point usa we will not embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries destroyed lives and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country that's why we are here brought to you by the loan experts i trust andrew and todd at sierra pacific mortgage at andrewandtodd .com i'm going to read this article here by the way we have significantly moved the overton window new york magazine writes today lock them up is now the republican party's highest goal it's no longer about policy or even culture war but prosecutorial revenge we are in the second sentence the second sentence of this article in new york magazine donald trump supporters as you might expect have not taken his latest indictment in stride charlie kirk writing the federalist proposes a list of democrat or liberal groups to be charged and goes on and on this program you all of us together have significantly moved the overton window i know it's not enough i know you're gonna say oh charlie where's the action before action you must build narrative consensus and that's what we have done this week i know i know i know you don't want to hear it charlie wears the handcuffs the perp walks i hear it i feel it i see it i harmonize i agree with it but something good has happened this week this program along with bannon along with many other people jack pasobek we have and are moving the overton window and the media is starting to take notice new york magazine by the way just how dishonest this is locking up our political opponents is our biggest priority now that's you guys you're the ones that are about to sentence steve bannon you're the ones that just indicted 16 michigan electors most of which are senior citizens drawing on social security just to survive you're the ones that and mark meadows you're the we're simply responding this is james lindsay dr james lindsay one of my favorite people beautiful trouble .org he isolated beautiful trouble is kind of the playbook of the left he said the reaction of the right is always the action of the left and at first it didn't really make a lot of sense you guys can go to beautiful trouble .org it's a left -wing social justice warrior training camp for all these left -wingers and their react the they provoke you and then they say here's a great way to here's a great example and and blake you know there's like an internet meme that shows this they'll slap you and then you punch them back and then they'll say see they punched me they punched me they punched me they punched me that's the best example better example if anyone has watched the nfl or ncaa football it is always what who the second guy that gets the flag always it's the guy that pushes back always it's like the iron law of football now referees have gotten better at this they have but it was like an old running joke that you know some cornerback will push a running back and then the running back will throw him down and the guy that throws him down gets the 15 yard penalty and maybe even kicked out of the game they're getting better at forcing that the left is the one that provokes you they're the ones that push you and then you dare punch back and the media says what are you doing the right there are a bunch of fascists that want to put people in jail meanwhile literally half our movement is under indictment like i'm not exaggerating douglas mackie and i'm gonna get to james o 'keefe in a second douglas mackie steve eight to ten years ago on a campaign finance thing that was so ridiculous the left breaks those rules all the time and they're not stopping so we have called repeatedly for local action action action because now the new prerequisite is local das local das can become national attorney general attorneys general they could do whatever they want again our side is standing still doing nothing doing nothing doing nothing we just bend over and we take it in the latest news this is breaking news this morning shouldn't surprise any of you one of our all -stars one of the top five most important people in the conservative movement who actually drives results and gets stuff done is now under criminal investigation by the westchester county district attorney in new york so if you're to say charlie who are the top five most important people in the conservative movement obviously donald trump tucker carlson and you could debate about the others but james o 'keefe is top five no doubt all -star team 10 out of 10.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh update on "westchester" discussed on WTOP 24 Hour News
"This is the CBS World News Roundup late edition. I'm Matt Piper in New York where there has been a state of emergency rains because that have led to flooding. That from Westchester County north of New York City. The National Weather Service says today is primarily the wettest day on record at JFK Airport with nearly nine inches of rain falling since midnight. Correspondent Bradley Blackburn is in Manhattan. Blood water swamp city buses and their passengers along Manhattan's major east highway. side Some cars just couldn't make it and drivers abandoned their vehicles. Midday the city's issued mayor this plea. If you are home stay home. If you are at work or school shelter in place. The deluge not only shut down major streets it also poured into the city's system subway causing real disruption. A government shutdown tomorrow at midnight is all but likely after the house rejects a measure backed by speaker Kevin McCarthy that would have kept the government open for a month that reduced spending levels. Our Scott McFarland's on Capitol Hill. There's been this faction ranging between five and twenty members of the House Republican conference who have opposed speaker McCarthy at first opposed to speakership then opposed some of his procedures opposed some of the deals he cut
The Dan Bongino Show
Democrats Like AOC Are Posers
"I can't take it I can't take it I was a city kid I never faked it I never did That wasn't my thing And I hated that We used to call those people posers I can't stand it And yet this is the new thing with the Democrats This fake changing of the way you speak and delivery style in what I believe to be the most condescending manner possible whenever you're in front of an audience composed of largely minority folks It is so humiliating Listen listen I can't take it She's from Westchester folks as Jim knows Listen to me Listen listen I grew up in New York okay Westchester is a beautiful place I mean a really nice place It's like certain areas of Nassau county And in case you're not familiar with New York you've got the 5 boroughs Manhattan Staten Island Bronx Brooklyn queens you got the 5 boroughs and then you've got what we call the surrounding counties And a lot of people who can't afford or don't want to live with the hustle and bustle of the city move through the surrounding counties A lot of them have a lot of money So Westchester westbury Long Island These places became big money spots to go Westchester So if you lived in Westchester your family was probably doing really good And that's great I'm a capitalist That's freaking great Awesome I'm a capitalist I live in a nice area now I didn't always growing up but I do now There is nothing wrong with that However you don't need to pretend when you grew up in Westchester That you're down Oh I'm down Look at me Listen I hate it
Mark Levin
Fresh "Westchester" from Mark Levin
"Suspended on the subways the Metro north there is no service on the Harlem Hudson or New Haven divisions between the Bronx and Manhattan 60 -minute delays on Jersey transits north Jersey coastline and the Long Island Railroad on the Far now Rockaway there is no east service of Valley Stream on the Long Beach line east of Lindbrook and there are delays and cancellations on the Babylon Montauk Fort Washington and around Concomer Branches also with the airports are cancellations check with the airline for individual flight information up in Westchester there are full closures in both directions and spots on the taconic the hutch the sprain brook the bronx river parkway and the cross county also both ways on the new england through a several of his off ramps are going to be shut down still flooding on the drive from the 70s up into the 100s belt parkway closed both ways west of the southern state in numeric boulevard you also have delays on the meadowbrook with bad flooding hempstead turnpike down to the southern state there's some flooding on the northern state around glen cove road
Bloomberg Radio New York
"westchester" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Learn more at get refunds dot com. We haven't talked to them nearly enough this winner. I mean, I just don't know what to say. He's been on a beach in Miami. Joining us now, the best weather guy in a business. Rob Carolyn, there's a storm coming. Tell us about it. There is. And what if I told you I have a USA Today tie in too? I've done their weather page. There you go. It was a big deal when I came out. Yep, back in the early 1990s when I was a much younger man. But yes, there was a storm coming and since the weather pattern has changed guys. This one is actually going to have the ability to produce snow. In fact, quite a bit of snow away from the coast. The coast is eventually going to change over The Rain, both in New York City and Boston. It will start to mix with rain and sleet tonight in the tri state area along the coast after midnight and go over to rain tomorrow morning, Boston, it mixes and changes to rain at times tomorrow afternoon. So the coast doesn't see quite as much, but it is going to be a measurable snowfall. It comes into the city late this afternoon. It's just now getting into the areas west of Cleveland. It'll snow tonight, start to mix with sleet and freezing rain in the tri state area along the coast after midnight. I think the coast picks up one to three inches. Once you get into Westchester sun and Westchester rockland, we're talking three to 6, the same for Bergen county. Once you get into northern Westchester putnam and orange, then it's a decent storm, four to 8 a few spots pick up as much money. But your winter. Exactly. Biggest snowstorm of the season so far for New England, it's a different story, Boston is probably gonna see about two to four inches before it starts to mix and rain tomorrow afternoon. North and west of town, it looks like about three to 5 inches. Once you get in the central Massachusetts Worcester county, it could be as much as 6 or 7 and some of the higher elevations. It's all done in the city late tomorrow afternoon and in the Boston area probably right tomorrow night.
Mark Levin
Meet Michael Lawler, a Candidate for U.S. Representative
"Tell us about you and your district Thanks Mark So I'm currently in the state assembly I am running in New York 17 against Sean Patrick maloney The 17th district includes all of Rocklin northern Westchester all of putnam and duchess counties It's the immediate suburbs of New York City Joe Biden won the district by ten points in 2020 But this is a district where 50% of households have a police officer a firefighter a first responder or a veteran living in it It is very much a blue collar working class district and voters are focused on two issues inflation and crime And on both issues Sean Patrick maloney owns the mess that we're in He has voted 100% of the time lockstep with Nancy Pelosi and Joe Biden driving inflation to a 41 year record high And he said that cashless bail was his top priority when he ran for attorney general in 2018 And since cashless bail took effect crime is up 36% in New York City and 40% of those released on non monetary bail for felony offenses have been rearrested So folks want to support us in our effort to take out the chair of the DCC and Nancy Pelosi's reign as speaker They can go to fire maloney dot com that's fire maloney dot com to help us really make history I mean the chair of the DCCC has not been defeated in over 40 years and this we will certainly be the face of the red wave on November 8th in doing that And I think voters mark in New York This is the first time in our nation's history that Democrats control everything in Washington Albany and New York City all at once And they've created a mess And I think voters all across New York are poised to not only elect me in the 17th district but elect Lee zeldin as our next governor
Mark Levin
Michael Lawler: Sean Maloney Is Scrambling to Be Saved
"Well speaking of that how is the race going And how do you know how it's going Well our latest polling has me up 6 we have consistently been ahead We were up two in July four and September and 6 just a few weeks ago And we've seen obviously a major influx of support from CLS and the NRCC over $9 million in outside money And the Democrats are scrambling I mean he's brought in Bill Clinton Hillary Clinton Jill Biden Joe Biden has made a phone call into the district And they're scrambling to try and save him But it's not going to work By the way Mark this is a district where both Bill and Hillary live and George Soros so it'll be something on November 9th when they wake up and have a Republican Congress Are you telling me those three don't live in the city that they get so much support from They live out in the suburban area They do They live in Westchester county
Bloomberg Radio New York
"westchester" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"In some of the nation's leafy suburbs. Jonathan Miller is president of appraiser Miller Samuel. The suburbs surrounding most urban markets, but specifically New York City in Westchester in particular, the story is still all about the chronic lack of inventory. And Miller says it's getting harder for buyers in Westchester. Not easier. Inventory actually in the third quarter fell 17 and a half percent from last year. And is now 44% below inventory levels pre-pandemic. And possibly as a result sales are also slowing, but the market is still somewhat elevated in terms of activity, just not as much as we are seeing in 2021, which was essentially a rocket ship. And speaking of rocket ship, home prices in Westchester county have spiked to a record high, and that's the Bloomberg real estate port I'm diddy's Pellegrini. And JIT makes innovation happen. It also makes entrepreneurs like Anya o'dwyer, founder of innovate, a tech driven civil engineering and construction management firm, Anya says and JIT is defining the future. Extremely important as a hub of disciplines all in one space with all of these brilliant minds. NGOs roll is huge when it comes to defining the future and how from an interdisciplinary point of view, they have it all there, whether it's the innovation hub, the makers space, and we're ready to creating fast collaboration between the disciplines and you have civil engineers speaking to programmers speaking to electrical engineers. And together, they're creating advancements that we wouldn't have been able to do without those three minds coming together and solving a problem as one rather than solving it in isolation. And JIT, New Jersey institute of technology. Learn more at nj IT dot EDU. Ever wish you knew a Washington insider details on the president's plan on bail today. Well, now you do. An eye on the primaries, Bloomberg, Washington correspondent Joe Matthew, the big vote set
Mark Levin
Leftists Say Mar-a-Lago Raid Wasn't a 'Raid' Due to Search Warrant
"So we're also being told have you watched this on TV today That would take place at Mar-a-Lago is not a rate It was a judge or magistrate authorized Warrant an investigation Not a raid No I've been around a little while I was chief of staff to an attorney general as you know we would call it a raid Of course it's a raid You're going through Melania Trump's closet and her private things Why would they do that They say they have an insider They have a mole They have a mole of Mar-a-Lago Tummy is there a mole of any of the 5 mansions that the Obama zone Is there a mole in any of the mansions that the Clinton's home In Westchester Is there a mole in any of the homes that the Bush family owned so the what do you mean there's a mole There's a mole at Mar-a-Lago at the home of the president the former president of the United States And FBI informant And informing about what Just think about this A former president who's guilty of nothing nothing nothing They tried everything The emoluments act for God's sakes They had a criminal investigation They could go into anything they won Nothing Two phony impeachments What did they come up with Nothing A phony dossier nothing Russia collusion nothing
Mark Levin
HUD's Tactics to Weaken & Destroy Zoning Laws for Democrats
"Their new tools are accessory dwelling units a to use which can be apartments or garages and stand-alone dwellings Large multi-family transit oriented developments and surrounding train stations and bus depots The efforts are being fueled by housing activists and progressive think tanks like the brookings institute Which declared in a January 2022 article quote by some measures the suburban counties around New York City have some of the worst exclusionary zoning in the nation To understand the hostility to suburbs some background is useful The initial strategy was to usurp local control through litigation brought by hud It had limited success because to eviscerate local control had had to prove racial discrimination Which by the 80s and 90s had been largely eradicated Saha tried other tactics in 2900 and a housing activist forced New York's Westchester county into a settlement to build 750 units of affordable housing due to the county sloppy reporting of its federal housing grants The hunt then hud tried to use the settlement as a wedge to expand agreement And forced Westchester to sue individual municipalities to change their zone Hud's efforts failed due to its lack of statutory authority due to New York's constitutional protection of local zoning Because then county executive rob astorino now running in the Republican gubernatorial primary to challenge hackle Fought to protect the municipalities
Bloomberg Radio New York
"westchester" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"We need to do to move forward In the meantime those mask mandates may be coming back to New York City the health website says I'll consider requiring face masks in all public indoor settings If the COVID alert level keeps increasing North of New York City and Westchester county executive George latimer says the county is monitoring rising COVID cases but sites less severe cases We're going to determine whether or not we're looking at a trend that's going to continue upward and then we reserve the right to take action within that property that we have And Latin America says that could mean that mask mandates might be coming back to schools in Westchester because of low vaccination rates Jump in COVID cases and deaths in North Korea apparently Casey and a says new daily fever cases that's what they call it there Coming in at more than a quarter million in the latest 24 hour period And the reverse happening in Shanghai right now the city's vice minister says they are aiming to fully resume normal life in production by mid to late June and COVID cases are on the decline is restrictions ease even so nearly a million people are still in lockdown in Shanghai The FBI opening a hate crime investigation into that church shooting yesterday in California They say David Joe was angry over China's political tensions with Taiwan Orange County sheriff Dunbar's The suspect was not a regular attendee of that church and there are no known ties or affiliations with that church other than his appearance there yesterday And Barton says the investigation is still in early stages and turkey's president Erdoğan is refusing to allow Sweden and Finland to join NATO he's not happy with the country's stance on Kurdish militants operating in parts of turkey and he calls Sweden and nesting ground for terror organizations not clear if he's opened and negotiation Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries In the newsroom I'm Denise Pellegrini This is Bloomberg All right Denise thanks very much The time here 38 minutes past the hour It's time now for global sports Dan Schwartzman is looking at arsenal missing a chance to move up in the Premier League This one hurts Brian they have missed that chance to get to the top four and automatic birth into next year's Champions League Those chances take a big hit Gunners lose at Newcastle two nil they are making two points behind Tottenham for fourth place Arsenal is going to need to beat Everton.
Mark Levin
Federal Contractors Are Transporting Illegal Immigrants Across the Country
"We have these government contractors working for the feds Who are moving illegal aliens throughout the country including young males who do not have families with them In some of whom have criminal records and some of whom they have no idea what kind of records they have We're paying for them We're paying for their transportation Some of them are being flown to locations Some of them are being bust a location Some of them are being both And apparently in many cases they get to choose where they want to go I am virtually speechless about what's taking place in this country And so we have these government contracts They're at the Westchester airport I remember when I was a young guy Westchester New York was a rock rid Republican area Wasn't it Not any more Said Democrat era And as the former executive there Robert astorino's told us it was targeted was targeted by the bureaucrats the zoning issue about destroying the suburbs really started in Westchester Used as a Guinea pig and all these other things And now the course they're dropping off illegal aliens into Westchester They're doing this all over the country
Bloomberg Radio New York
"westchester" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Down to Washington D.C. world and national news with Amy Mars All right thank you Paul the Trump organization which is already under indictment is facing a new criminal inquiry The New York Times is reporting the investigation by the Westchester county district attorney's office in New York is examining financial dealings at the Trump national golf club Westchester The full scope of the investigation isn't clear yet but the district attorney appears to be focused at least in part on whether the Trump organization misled local officials about the properties value to reduce its taxes The household committee investigating the January 6th capitol riot has voted to hold Steve Bannon in contempt of Congress Committee vice chair Republican Liz Cheney Because he is categorically refused to appear We have no choice but to seek consequences for mister Bannon's failure to comply Those consequences are not just important for this investigation They are important for all congressional investigations Representative Liz Cheney there It now goes to the full House which will vote tomorrow on a criminal contempt resolution against the former White House adviser Now if the house passes at the matter will be referred to the U.S. attorney general of D.C. and the U.S. attorney general Turning to the pandemic there may be a possible expansion of the COVID booster shot campaign CNN is reporting that the FDA is likely to recommend an extra dose of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine for people as young as 40 years old A source tells the network there's growing concern about the rise in hospitalizations of vaccinated people under the age of 65 now last month the FDA recommended boosters only for seniors and other adults at high risk of contracting COVID-19 Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries.
990 The Answer
"westchester" Discussed on 990 The Answer
"Told you we on this house it's over a hundred years old And it needed new doors desperately because it had the original hundred year old doors on it which they were cool but they were terrible in terms of keeping out the extreme temperatures and so I called Mike and Mark Chapman at Chapman windows doors sighting and stucco remediation out there in Westchester and I said can you create doors that match the look of this house but you know our energy efficient and new with the greatest technology and all that stuff and they did it They did it They custom made these doors Now we went into their showroom We met with their design consultant one of them not Joanne was her name She was fantastic We got to handpick our doors They've got hundreds and hundreds of doors and windows and siding and hardware for those doors All kinds of things Patio sliding glass doors some porches a lot of that stuff's on display in their 4000 ft² showroom so you hand pick it They design it They paint it and stain it and everything in their showroom and then this expert team all comes out and installs it and it's all done by Chapman employees by the way And it was so beautiful when it was done no kidding they made an ad out of it And I have people drive by and leave me notes in my mailbox asking me where did your doors come from No kidding That's the kind of quality craftsmanship you can expect from team Chapman I hope you'll visit them in person and see all that they can do These guys are such pros They'd love to meet with you too They'll come to your place give you an estimate I highly recommend them for any of your exterior needs go with people who are prose and everybody that works on your house works for team Chapman They.
Mark Levin
Caller Describes 9/11 Scenes 20 Years Ago
"Hey, Rita. I was there. Um, the day after everything to happen. I used to work for Westchester Area mess and we got called down to help everything I think. The main thing we should be doing is pain. Your respect to those who passed away that day. That's first off second off. I also think There are a lot of what I agree with you guys. I agree with Rudy that what's going on right now? Is divisions. Not even close to it? Okay, um, comparing Americans who don't get the vaccine to the Taliban. Come on. This is ridiculous. Look at what they did back then. But what they just did You know, a couple of weeks ago we lost 13 Lord people okay to you know to the Taliban and just actually reports coming out of Kabul that guys were laughing about it doing the countdown. The whole nine baking milk the whole nine yards. They knew this was going to happen. As far as Clinton invited Going to the ceremony. I mean, he's the president. He should be there, But I gotta tell you, I don't like the idea that he's there. I think the big slap in the face To everybody Well and listen. I think it's important that the president, whoever it is, be there at a respect, and that's whether you're Democrat Republican Independent. I think he should be there. Imagine if he wasn't there. Yeah, I'll think about how terrible that would be. I get what you're saying. I mean, like I said, I agree. He should be there as in its position, but he wasn't respect that position. The way he talks to people, and I mean and I'm top of that. With the service men that were killed. Look at what? Look, Not only did he turn around and make the you know the meaning of the gold star families all about him. I mean, I'm very sorry that he lost his son. But you don't talk about your son when these people just lost their
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
"westchester" Discussed on The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
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Unorthodox
"westchester" Discussed on Unorthodox
"And i'm a writer. I live in queens. New york until i was ten. Then i lived in a town in. Westchester county called hastings on hudson. My parents were ready to get out of the city and my father who's professor got a promotion so that enabled him to have enough money to buy a house so we moved into kind of a a modest cape cod type house. It was up on a hill overlooked the mount. How cemetery we moved there. In june june of nineteen seventy father drove a dodge dart. Hasn't blouses were big hippie shirts. I mean i listened to carly simon carole king the best of bread which i used to listen to in cry they were very angsty and i was very angsty. Kid be School that i went to there were two popular groups of girls. One was kind of the jockey girls cheerleaders. The other group was little bit more artistic smarts sophisticated. I thought and i really really wanted to be in that group. I mean i was very cool like so many of my jewish sisters. A very curly frizzy hair. The popular girls had farah fawcett wings. That could blow dry them and they flip back. And i couldn't do that. We used to wear levi five. Oh one jeans they were straight legs and the leather tag on the back pocket. That has the size and the length used to cross out our sizes so nobody would know what size levi's we were so i had a lot of insecurities about my walks. And you know that was one of the reasons that i thought that i couldn't stay in the popular crowd in the sixth grade. When i was eleven. I got very involved in chorus and i started to be in musicals at school and one day i sang a solo in horace. I think it was a song from joseph and his technicolor dreamcoat and after the class the girl who was kind of the theme be of the group that i wanted to be a part of came up to me and complimented my singing and made it clear that she wanted to be my friend. She invited me over. And i was absolutely thrilled and we became really close friends really quickly. All the sudden. I found myself. You know one of the cool kids at school and it was really really important. And i became friends with all the other kids in the group. We had our own lunch table. I was very open about the fact that i was thrilled to be part of this group. I really didn't know how to play full. I didn't know how to act. Like i don't care who was my friend. I probably told them how happy about it. And you just don't do.
Always In Fashion
Cuomo Declares State of Emergency: Hurricane Henri Bearing Down on Tri-State
"Hurricane on re is bearing down on the tri state with current models showing the category one storm, likely making landfall by early tomorrow afternoon. Somewhere along Central or Eastern, Long Island. Laundry is expected to come ashore with the sustained winds of at least 80 MPH with wind gusts topping 100 MPH. Widespread flooding is expected and Governor Cuomo declaring a state of emergency for Long Island, New York City, Westchester and the Hudson Valley Coastal Connecticut, also under a hurricane warning, including New Haven, Middlesex and New London counties. Earlier today, Cuomo telling New Yorkers in flood prone areas to evacuate If you know you are in an area that tends to flood if you know you are in a tidal area that tends to flood, if you know You are in an area that is subject to title surgeons. Get out of that area now, please. Widespread power outages are also expected in the city and parts of New Jersey. We're under a tropical storm warning and could see upwards of four inches of rain and winds hitting 50 MPH. Mayor de Blasio, announcing that outdoor dining in the city will be suspended tomorrow. The New York City concert in Central Park is going on as scheduled at this hour with Bruce Springsteen and Paul Simon. Among the headliners. A crowd of 60,000 was expected on the Great Lawn, with the mayor urging all concertgoers to head home immediately as soon as the concert
Light Hearted
"westchester" Discussed on Light Hearted
"We still have a project ahead of us and that is to continue to work on completing the river walk along. The hudson river are plans to extend longer than i'm an office But would be to create a path that you could start out on the bronx border and walk the full north south distance along the hudson river parts of it in place parts of it or not. And we're going to be working on trying to do the engineering studies for the portion. That goes under the bridge because we're not to extend out over the river to do that but when that's done this you know the the walking path or the bicycling paths with our people. Use it. it's going to right past the lighthouse so we expect a lot of tourism would want people to go in walk around and we haven't yet figured out you know all of the little accoutrements that will go with it. but you know. We're excited that. This is yet another part of our tradition of Of this county. That we're reclaiming isla ford visiting there on the Lighthouse restoration has done some. This other work takes place. I was last there in two thousand eight so things have changed quite a bit including the the new bridge and everything so really look forward to to seeing all the improvements. So why do you think this project is important to the community there. Tarrytown and the county westchester county last couple of levels the first level. I think we've already talked about which is it is a generator of tourism. Not necessarily as the sole destination the area but that's an added destination an added feature to see and that will help attract tourism so on that level of it's good on the second level of it i think it's capturing a portion of our past when you know the these lighthouses existed everywhere. It was part of the hudson river being the main source of transportation and colonial era. That took you into the in linden ultimately would have became connected in part of the erie canal system it became a a reason why the whole interior of the united states of america group is once you connected the atlantic ocean to the great lakes. Now you're halfway through the united states and you can bring product from minnesota and wisconsin all the way through and bring it through the new york harbor and this was a lighthouse that existed as part of that safety process. You're touching in addition to something that that has a An iconic status for us. It's really history as well. And i think we're proud of that history and then also the kings one point park which wraps around it and the new Complex that's going up for townhouses nearby This enhances the value of that. And i suspect you know people who looked move to westchester do so looking for added value and value in sort of intangibles things that represent creating a an ambiance makes them wanna live there. And this lighthouse..
Marketing Trends
"westchester" Discussed on Marketing Trends
"Last. Like no doubt about it. Okay do you have a favorite book podcast. tv show even check out recently I have a favorite book series. That i just read the ready player. One ready player. You serious that. I just read those mazing and i've been binging on podcast with todd Tom coyne the writer he just. He wrote three bucks. One is golf courses in ireland versus scotland. Any just released his one about america. This do travel. Fifty states played three hundred rounds in eight months and wrote a book about it in so that's might be treating for This is westchester the best chester move. Absolutely i grew porchester new york. There's nothing better best advice for first time chief. Revenue officer boo him being an active listener and learner. For as long as you can before you create any action. I love it ed. Thanks again for joining any Any final thoughts anything to To plug here in i am. I am so thrilled to be able to get to spend this afternoon with you and and to have this conversation again about what i think is the most incredible topic and opportunity out there in this world of marketing and very should've of you in the michigan dot org team. So thank you for having me awesome. Thank you so much for joining as always. We'll have you back sooner next time. Not more and more time with that is better for everyone thinks again you..
KCRW
"westchester" Discussed on KCRW
"Thank you for having me. So before we dive into your documentary I was thinking about, you know, after my parents divorced when I was young. At one point, my mom learned that she could make more money on the overnight shift at a hospital doing lab test. And she was making during the day And so luckily my grand parents were able to keep us overnight. But not everyone has a family situation like that. And a lot of what you talk about. Is what happens to the kids of working moms who have to work through the night. There's so much more to get into. But tell us a little bit about how you came to this story and how you came to decide. This was something you wanted to take on. Well, interestingly enough, Same. I have a personal story. My mother worked the night shift. While I was growing up. She worked as a home health aide. S O. She raised four kids in New York City, making minimum wage on and did not have steady. Reliable support s so fast forward many, many years later, I'm sitting when they reading an article that was shared in an online mother's will that I'm a part of and it was precisely talking about this child care center. That functions 24 hours a day, seven days a week on looking at the fact that in the United States, many people have to work multiple jobs to make ends meet, or just the people are working overnight, irregular hours that you know our conversation about work, and when that happens Eyes is really outdated. You know, I'm not in sync with the reality on so I'm reading this article. I was immediately brought back toe many memories of my childhood and my mother. And as a documentary filmmaker was like, Oh, my God, I got to make a film about this, you know? Yeah, I mean, It's amazing. I did, you know, Pay child care after school. Sometimes when I was a kid, and just thinking back to Mrs Rose, Who's the woman who kept me? You know, and how she was like a a den mother For all these kids from around the neighborhood, you also seem to have found an entry point into someone who was so personally invested in her work. Taking care of kids. Tell us who were who were going to meet in your film. Through the night follows a few folks. It follows the Loris Hogan, who is known and called by new new by everyone. The Children and the adults like everyone calls her known you. I've been doing this for 22 years. What about that? About that husband and wife team we've been working together forever. Her husband, Patrick, who co founded the daycare with her ah few decades ago, and then we also follow two mothers whose Children she cares for Marisol Valencia. Who is working multiple jobs when we meet her, and she Nana Tate, who is a pediatric, er nurse when we meet her in the film. Yeah. So tell us a little bit more about the Hogans, Nunu and Pop pop. Yes. So Delores was born and spent the first few years of her life in Mississippi. On. According to her she was taking care of kids. You know, as early as like she could. Basically, you know, so she was the seven year old that was like looking after the three year old, you know, running around in the backyard. There might have been adults around, but she was this kind of den mother. Child, you know on then her family moved up to New York to Westchester County on you know, she also talked about like when they were living in the projects. Her mother would take care of neighborhood Children are the Children and the building and she would help her mother take care of these Children. So, really, when you talk about someone's life's work, Caring for Children truly is no. No's life work. It is truly her calling and her purpose in life. And so no new had people bringing her their Children informally for many years until eventually, they realized, you know for this to grow, they would need to Formalized the operation and, you know, go through some of the training and get the licensing from from New York State that is required. Now, from what I understand there was a huge die off of Mom and pop childcare centers during the pandemic. A lot of them went out of business. How How is new news business doing? How is she doing? Yeah, yeah, something like 60% of home based childcare centers had to close during the pandemic because the thing is that Child care, uh, in the United States is not supported the way that it should be on. So we have this kind of patchwork of private entities that provide child care. But the work is very Labor and costs and sensitive and so childcare providers themselves typically operate on very thin margins, which means that they don't have the bandwidth. So with sand, you know this time of financial crisis, our prices on so many different levels. And so, yes, Many have closed. Nu Nu M. Patrick made the decision early on to stay open precisely because so many of their families are essential working families. You know that's kind of the irony of the film. We made it long before the pandemic, But in this moment, it turns out to be a portrait of the lives of essential workers. Everyone in the film is an essential worker on so new new said, You know, we can't close our family's needles. But it's been really, really hard. Their financial model has been decimated. So you know they've gone into their savings almost depleted, you know all of their savings and.
Nonprofits Are Messy: Lessons in Leadership | Fundraising | Board Development | Communications
An Alternative to Strategic Planning with Lindsay Hoffman
"Lindsay hoffman. this is fun. Thanks for joining me. Letter john thanks for having me so Lindsay and i have worked together for a number of years and So this conversation is going to feel like the two of us having a cup of coffee together even though i'm in new jersey and she's in northern westchester. I'm okay so i this up for you lindsay. It's not strategic planning. It's strategic vision inning. Did you just just branding it differently. Or is it really different. Is there a simple distinction. That helps people understand what this is about. So here is the simplest way. I have learned to describe the difference between these two. So whenever you're sitting down for any kind of planning there's some expectation of change so something will be different as a result of your planning whether it's a dramatic change or a slight readjustment. Or maybe even just you know you expect to be more confident as a result of crystallizing all the ideas that have been floating around in your head your head and so joan. I'm going to borrow some of your vocabulary here. This this is a process of taking your organization from a to b. Right and so. Here's here's my simple distinction. Between strategic visiting or strategic planning and strategic visiting strategic planning is when you know exactly what be is an everyone is aligned about what the is and what you need to do is figure out how to get to be in so strategic planning process of like okay. How do we pull this off. What are the different strategy pass. We might take. Let's research all of the constraints that were facing. Let's take a look at what resources we have available. Let's evaluate the landscape. Flits investigate others in the field Know come to decisions about does most efficient most excellent path forward
John Batchelor
Rapper DMX Dies At Age 50 In New York After Suffering Heart Attack
"Continue to pour in for rap icon and Westchester resident DMX. Who died at the age of 50 on Friday. Here's WBC surly Kessler. Hip hop legend DMX born Earl Simmons died in White Plains Hospital after being on life support for a week he'd suffered a massive heart attack, reportedly linked to a drug overdose fan stood vigil outside the hospital. He's one off log greatest rappers of all time. DMX was also an actor who starred in multiple movies. He leaves 15 Children.
Sean Hannity
Man Kills Three People Then Shoots Himself At Daughter's 9th Birthday Party In Brooklyn, New York
"A Westchester County man's behind a murder suicide in Brooklyn Monday night. 45 year old Joseph McCrimmon of Mount Vernon fatally shot his longtime girlfriend before killing both her daughters on Lee, The couple's nine year old order hiding in a closet was spared. Everyone was gathered for her birthday party on Tuesday in officer described his meeting with the lone survivor interaction with the young lady last night. She's a tremendously brave Brave young lady, very smart, very bright and we're gonna do all we can to ensure she has a bright future dead or the suspect along with 45, year old Rashida Barzee, 20 year old Soleil, Spears and 16 year old Chloe Spears. Meanwhile,
Part Time Genius
Separating facts from fiction on major COVID-19 vaccine misconceptions
"Of coded. The news does seem to get a little better every day, particularly when it comes to vaccines. We now have three covert vaccines in circulation. Advisor Madonna and Johnson and Johnson. More and more vaccination sites are taking appointments in the U. S. Almost 77 million doses have been administered. Even his inoculations rise. So do the questions. What does that mean for our daily lives after we get both shots? Can we take off our masks and we go on vacation? To get some answers. We talked to Dr Sandra Cash, deputy medical director and infectious disease specialist at West Bed Medical Group, located in Westchester, New York. Is what she had to say. Thanks so much for joining us. You're welcome My pleasure. So with the vaccine on everyone's mind these days, what are some of the common misconceptions about the vaccine? You know, just that this is ah, very good question, and I've seen and heard all sorts of mythology out there about the vaccines. Some of the more common myths that I've seen are that the vaccine can close Cove. It Um, the vaccine. The genetic material in the M R in a vaccines can actually affect your gardener your genetic material on but it can cause problems with fertility. Um You know, and the first two are flat out wrong. Um, you know, the genetic material in the in the vaccines really does not interact with your DNA's A. It's degraded very rapidly in the side of possum. The area outside the nucleus of the cell by yourselves. Enzymes on that happens really, Very quiet. Very quickly. Um, you know, the question about fertility and impact on fertility is one that I think we have not seen evidence of that to be the case. I don't anticipate that being The case. But you know these air new vaccines, So we simply haven't had the time on Ben. The question about whether the vaccines can cause Kobe that that one is flat out wrong. There's no mechanistic way for that to happen with the vaccines that we use these air, not live vaccines. Well, that's great to hear, and it's good to be clear about the facts. After you had two shots of the vaccine, and the correct time period has passed. Do you still need to wear a mask and other other precautions you should be taking you do And the reason it seems a little counterintuitive, But the reason we we continue to make that recommendation is several fold. Probably the most important reason behind that is that we still don't know. And I'm anticipating will have the answer to that in the next few months. Whether vaccination prevents transmission, meaning that a vaccine individual will not get infected if they're exposed to someone with Cove it But they may still get enough of the virus to carry it in their nose in their fair or unfair, inks the back of their throat and be able to spread it toe unvaccinated individuals. And that's where masters becomes a mechanism. Tol interrupt that that transmission I suspect what we'll see with covert vaccine is what we've seen with vaccines for other infectious diseases. Primarily that vaccination not only prevents infection, which we know the M Marny vaccines, the backs and the Johnson Johnson vaccine, they're highly effective in preventing infection. They'll also be very effective in preventing preventing transmission. This asymptomatic carrier status. We just don't have that information now. So we continue to make that recommendation recommendation on mask use until we have that additional information. So given that is it safe to expand your social bubble? Once you have the vaccine, and if so, who can you include? That's a trickier question, and I'll give you like a scenario. So if you're with other vaccinated individuals what you can Probably pretty. Realistically assume, is that those individuals? If they're carrying the virus, they won't infect you. And you won't infect them. What you can't assume And what we're not sure of yet is whether if you're carrying the virus again and your nose, you won't get the infection because you've been vaccinated. Can you expose another person in your gathering and they again Because they've been vaccinated won't get infected. But will they get enough of the virus in their nasal mucosa and then take it to their home where they may have unvaccinated individuals? Now? The likelihood of that happening? You know, there are lots of steps involved. Becomes increasingly remote. And so I've seen, you know, groups of people who have been vaccinating getting together and you know and not wearing masks. I don't think we're at that point yet I would feel much more comfortable with that once we kind of reach more a level of herd immunity. But what vaccination does do is it obviously prevents you from getting infected and dying from this, You know disease, which can be horrible, But it also allows you to do things that you may have been very frightened to do with a lot more comfort, and I think one of the things that we talked about a lot with Cove. It is this underlying kind of second pandemic of tremendous anxiety and fear that it's created in people. You know, fear of going to the store fear of interacting with people fear of even going Outside an exercise in which we know was probably one of the safer things you could do right now. And I think vaccination gives you you know, Ah, lot of relief that if you do go to the store and someone buy, you sneezes or coughs that you know you don't have to have that panic attack, you know, And I think that is a huge weight off of a lot of people's shoulders, and that's why you know Healthcare people in epidemiologist and all the people are talking about. This is really the first major step back to a sense of normalcy and why vaccination is going to be so important for us to get back Tol we were the society. So
VUX World
Creating super-human voice assistants with Nikola Mrki, CEO of PolyAI
"Apple for a while and then you win and create polly ai. What was it specifically the kind of took in that direction. What was it that you enormous in wasn't working either necessarily broadly speaking invoice technology. What was it that you saw wasn't quite right. In what problem did you think you could solve by by creating paula. I absolutely so What i think the challenger creating a horse assisted. Level thrive people through any of these media kardashian mobile phone speaker. Second thing it's different. Hotter product has many uses. The finish quality and other food is very different. People inside cleanable the to clear those the ottawa Negative while we're kind of like you know the future Know say amazon charged enough to have On every two will not when you aggregate fact their fifteen thousand equal working at alexa do actually as long as someone who worked on this before it was as huge as opulent as it is today. You can't help but things have not achieved back much when you know like the few scenarios that he knew any of these technology despite music you know setting larssen timers asking you questions when playing board games navigation of exiting but overall. It's really not that overwhelming. There wasn't hope that this would be the next thing after mobile really. it's kind of growing. It's growing the read. The say laptops grew up in the ninety s and the group right in compound. Interest is miraculous dion here with a laptop. But it's definitely not exploded in the way to save the iphone. Did even though. I think many of these companies that would now you hear these very articulate narrative Directly to shop is enter. Be really materialized when we have a are in vr blindly. Those are all things that will build into insomnia clear where He conditioned from the ecology by co founders through our senior research team. We were all brought up by. Crm's steve is less cambridge professor. Almost one of the guy had species mission for years. Was the leading person. Pushing hidden markov models. We wanted only way. You'd bisbee shirt mission until these learning got an and really as a matter of ernst and they were more efficient methods previously Westchester kangaroos he sold three counties As he you know supple the see that since two thousand six hundred billion dollars bermudian six Missionaries are twenty thirty years. It is impossible for measuring that you can have a sophisticated conversation with us. But see sorta developing formalism the models these errors is waste recovered specials severe to really bring converse in to the understanding. So that you're able to really elevates something we really awesome A few people in the company that there are similar problems leader in the battle management decided save depending on. Both the of the user might have met Sheet metal wall seats available shop inventory or reservation book and so on. Yeah i mean when when when you think about what has been built in where you go. Silence made sure to make progress. The most isolated followed that as scientists Both saw its customers. There's a lot of data. There's a genuine genuine. Consumer eve right at All these fools and interestingly i land look you go into a large People customer experience with people bought line of the cio's and they all really end up on with your yard also. And if you haven't done this before we ever all happened so you are brighter citizens. We were the city when we had a lot of success for us. Few years is really a shame of systems that are incredible airless. Some of the most sophisticated thought An employee narrow the bird. They're not here and talk to you about anything we can talk to you but meeting life but you know you want to book a table and you really or schedule. Data's choosier through the evening. Not after learning must really complex stuff. The the more by the customer service is are actually able to evaluate the systems breath. And how he florida track assistant done and that. The second problem is blake all frustrated. Leave users fears to Speaking we choose our battles but out we're able to perform the most human agents quite often we beyond to be probably won't really into application just until how do mean by outperform humans in in what respect to outperform. So that's your accomplice crush on the on the one hand just reaching characteristics. Aw a support. Asians or human didn't make them popular the audio voice. Speeders your other understand. The user meets all jeering answer. It didn't constraints where it is more narrow occasions where eagles Now when he reforming hugh. If i stayed in my last elections naza were. Wade's speakers Are you paying and quickly. Say that my vote is was that might or bamberg for the for scherzer. God's actually slow surprise a matter of fact but now we're able to mav performed see humans wanting to actual research the school of cool still understand really talk to the salsa just beating the baseline but there are very few most sectors so well we've been there for long enough to receive a very product where they're hundred about it like sizes of all those questions even though the answer because it's more bright they how the answers. They're connected to social system. The answer changes you know media the people because they straightaway. Don't get tired whatever language you need them to use Something's the edged. Change the So there are many hours which museums are falling like. We speak a few languages. You know we don't know the answers. We will startle both codes and in many of these many of these problems we have transactional but really currently functional assistance in place authors.
Radio From Hell
Video of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo pressuring female journalist to eat sausage resurfaces
"What? It's a sandwich assaulted sandwich. If you watch the video of this, it is pretty It's AH video showing Governor Andrew Cuomo challenging a Female journalist to eat the whole sausage in front of him. 2016 New York State Fair amid allegations the governor sexually harassed former staffers. I want you to eat the whole sausage on this story, by the way is from the New York Post, So it takes pains to point out I want you to eat the whole sausage. The Democratic governor is heard telling the news Channel nine reporter Beth Assefa low as his daughter. Makayla sits quietly next to him. According to the video shared by journalist Matt Binder. I don't know if I should eat the whole sausage in front of you, but I'm definitely going to do it. Responds the reporter, Mrs Sapolu. She's now an anchor at Channel 12 News 12 in Westchester. Cuomo, then invites miss a flu. Snaps a selfie with him while holding up her plate to sit at his table. Oh, there's too much sausage in that picture, Cuomo says in the Cringeworthy exchange, and it is You've got us admit it's kind of cringe worthy the way he does it when you were in a man in a position of power. You can't make jokes like this. You just want And you and me. You probably shouldn't be doing it anyway. No, but particularly for sure. Really, to this, this cute young reporter Now she's she doesn't seem to mind. But this comes amid all these other allegations of him new. There's a new one, and it's there's a picture of it. He's got his hands on Both sides of this young woman's face was going to be a Staffer or something, and he's he's saying to her Would you like to kiss me? And she's kind of just looking at him like Yeah, Her friend took the picture, and she's now another woman who's come forward to accuse Cuomo of being Oh, a pig. Yeah. There you go. All right.
The Book Review
Chang-rae Lee on His New Novel: Its Kind of a Crazy Book.
"Chang. Rae lee joins us now. His new novel is called my year. Abroad chang thanks for being here by pebble. See you are joining us from hawaii. Which leads to an obvious question. What are you doing in hawaii. Other than carrying out. Perhaps every quarantined person. Who's not in hawaii corentin fantasy. Well there are plenty of those people here. Those ex-pats well. We try to come every year income last year because long ago i was the writer in residence at the punahou school barack obama's old school and a lot of other famous folks and we had a wonderful year friends on the faculty Miss seeing them so we do the usual things. Eat a lot of asian food like the body board. Wow yeah i think now any any or spiring authors like putting this on their list of aspirations onto like to be the writer in residence at obama's old school so my year abroad is your first novel since on such a full sea which came out in twenty fourteen. Did you start this book immediately. After on such a full sea do tend to start your novels before the new one comes out. I'm curious how you kind of work that well. I started probably about a nine months afterwards. Attended a waiting period as it were before. I start something in earnest because i don't write short fiction. Sometimes i write short on fictional Essays about me my family but but with a novel. The commitment is so great. And i know the road ahead will be difficult. So it's really hard for me to get to committing to a book. I'll sketch you know three or four different versions of a book on. Sometimes they're different books for the first six to nine months sort of a thing on doing right now and then. Finally i'll bland on one and decide yes. This is the one that i think. I can sustain that may be consistency. Well it was going to ask. What is your starting point with a new novel. But maybe i'll change to. What are your starting points like is it. The is at a premise. Or a challenge to yourself as a writer. It's actually a diverse range of things. Sometimes it's a character and right now. I'm working on like maybe three or four things. It's a premise. I like this idea about the summer camp. That went do that was for korean. Kids only green christian kids. Then sometimes it's atone a lotta times. I've i've felt as if starting a new novel. That's kind of a reaction or response to what i been doing before. And so i just wanna change of mood change of a certain kind of sound and maybe that's something that has followed me throughout my work especially at the inception stages a certain kind of sound overtakes me and either. That's personal voice for the character or the narrative voice or even just the kind of atmosphere mood of the piece of what i think the world of the novel be. And then i'll i'll just around with that for a while. I wanna talk about that certain kinds of sound and also the reaction to on such a full sea but i have to pause and ask you about that camp. What was that camp was that in the. Us it was. I grew up in in new york in the city and then in the suburbs so it was a camp that was run by an association of korean churches in the state area so for two weeks. Every summer from the time i was five years. Old to ice think was probably fourteen. Maybe thirteen fourteen. It definitely didn't go past there because they didn't want real teens at the camp because they didn't want to invite a different set of problems right because it was a church base camp so they all got together and i guess rented a camp for two weeks north of westchester. I think putnam county somewhere. I can't even remember where it was may be brewster and so for two weeks this place and it was a very low in camp. You know there. There were no jet skis or no horses. There was hardly any fields. Basically there was a volleyball net and just kind of a high grass in really spare unheated cabins with barely running water. But i tell you it was some of the best times i've ever had also has camps. Go they introduce you do all the problems of the world but on a scale that you know the kids kids can understand jealousy corruption out just all kinds of things that go on but but the funny thing about it was. It was my time for two weeks to to be with only korean kids. In american kids was out by your parents sent you like. Did they want to kind of help. You reinforce in an affirm. Your identity is a korean american. I think that was their hope and they weren't religious people so so even though there was a bible study element to the camp. That was the part that we all didn't want to Kind of slacked on but yeah. I think they were absolutely hoping that. I would connect with other kids not speak the language because we none of us really spoke korean because many of us didn't come from an ethnic enclave saying in queens or something and so as i did in westchester did not grow up with any other gets all so it was our time. We'll read about this summer camp. I hope in your next novel. Hopefully it'll be one of the threads that you're currently working on that wins out. 'cause i'm i find that fascinating but to get to the novel my year abroad. Tell us a little bit about it. And then i want to talk about in. What way is it was kind of a reaction to on such a full sea. Well it's a kind of a crazy book in particularly. I think for people who know my work. It was sort of a surprise. you know. i'm sure my editor was surprised by what she got in quite describe it the way it turned out but It's a book about twenty year old college kid who's at loose ends in every way in his life not very moored in his comfortable but drab suburban existence than he meets up with a local entrepreneur. A chinese fellow. who's not quite chinese-american. He's really just chinese but has made a big time life in the suburb in new jersey and has businesses all over the world than this young man named tiller gets taken up by him and they go travelling together and i guess they have what might fall business adventures but those adventures get quite intense. I would say
710 WOR
"westchester" Discussed on 710 WOR
"A call. It took compliant. Take nine years. To announce the Nano chameleon Alright was checking with raced a GIC. Okay, Ray. How you doing? WR? Weather Channel meteorologist. So right. How much time are we in for this weekend? Probably couple inches. 23 inches is my forecast today for Sunday. That's the good news. Most of it's Sunday. So on again off again Now we're on again. But the good news. It's quick mover, and it doesn't look like a big of a storm that we had. Advertise when it was on again and then it was often out back on but weaker at bottom line for you guys to three inches. I think maybe a little more. Believe it or not to the south down in Central Jersey, But I don't see a big blockbuster storm by any means. So how much? How much snow is Natalie going to get there? Ray? He's gonna get 30. More 30 more. Yeah, sure. Course. Hey, wait. What do you think of the world's smallest lizard? I didn't see that. Yeah, some a little. You know, a herpetologist who want a lot of dish. I listen. I'm barely a meteorologist. Well, we know you don't want to say anything. That's where the obvious saying boy s wait. What are we getting in there? God, I go ahead. Good. What are we gonna get today? Right? Anything? I think just some rain and snow showers, no accumulation around the city. But, you know, looking through some of the info off to the north up in Orange County and Westchester County that there's been some slick spots even if, say, a county. Just because temperatures are colder outside of the city, so it's kind of hit Miss Nickeled and dimed with rain showers around the city and some wet snow Western north That's not gonna be a bunch of all won't accumulated all might cover the ground in some spots. But most of our stories said coming in Sunday and that much colder later next week, too. It'll be some smaller systems that have come on through. So you hear mentions here and there of the chance of a little snow or rain, But at this point we don't see any big East Coast storms. Now You know what that said. The caveat is. Could this storm get a little bit stronger for Sunday? Potentially it could, but I don't think the quick movement of it that we see a double digits so that I don't think the potential is there for that. So right now, I'd go 123..
77WABC Radio
"westchester" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"One in Midtown Manhattan, which is currently open for take out as well as outdoor heated dining. Their location in Westchester County is open for indoor as well as outdoor dining and take out as well. And you can already book your Valentine's Day reservations that Benjamin steakhouse dot com and I'm I think I'm eating too much stake because my doctor told me I have too much cholesterol. But at least I'm not. I don't know losing my mind because that's what appears is happening with Alexandria Castle Cortez, my fellow Westchester resident or not a resident anymore, but she was born and raised in Westchester round from the Bronx. And I was actually born and raised in the Bronx. Unlike Alexandria Castle Cortez Well, according Tol, representative Nancy Mace of South Carolina. We broke the story first here yesterday, and 77 W. ABC radio I saw a little scuttle bug on Twitter. I saw this tweet from representative Mace, and she said that Alexandria Cassio Court says Miss AOC herself is exaggerating the events. Of the capital, right where she said I'm gonna die, and she they were banging on her door. Where are you? A C E. O say we're coming to get you well, Representative, Mase says the insurrectionists never even breached the building the cannon building, which is actually across the street. From the Capitol Rotunda and the House chambers. If you recall, this is what AOC tearfully said in that instagram video about how she feared for her life behind my door. Like this. Like I'm here on the bathroom door starts going like this, Like the bathroom doors behind me, rather in front of me, and I'm like this, and the door hinges right here. I just here. Where is she? Where is she? And this was the moment where I saw it everything Woz. Over. So She made this up. This is Theodore the mind. She completely made it up now has she responded to this? Since her colleague in the house has said AOC you were with me. Had building across the street from the capital. At the time you claimed that your office was being broken into by the rioters. She actually just tweeted out an hour ago. Wild that Nancy Mace, the representative, who called her out is discrediting herself less than a month in office with such dishonest attacks. She went on record, saying she also barricaded in fear. Nancy Mace, who else's experiences Will you minimize Capitol Police and Longworth custodial workers who cleans up shards of glass? And that's your Benjamin Steakhouse report again? They're two locations, One in Midtown Manhattan is open for take out as well as outdoor dining. Very cozy and you won't even be able to tell you're out in the freezing cold. Open at 25% capacity on Valentine's Day and their location and Westchester County's Open for indoor and Outdoor dining. Make a reservation for Valentine's.
The Patriot 1280 AM
"westchester" Discussed on The Patriot 1280 AM
"City album Europe there in Westchester. If people are watching this video, they can see the snow behind you. Holy cow! Yeah, and I got I got my reading material. I got my hot chocolate and I got my beautiful view outside the back window here. Unbelievable. I've got a view to But I can't show it to you because otherwise my clindell would disappear. Listen. This is a big day. First of all, I love Snow just makes me generally happy. So thank you, Lord for the snow tomorrow. My book launches so midnight tonight. My book launch is February 2nd, which starts midnight tonight. I've got several things I want to ask my audience. These things are important folks. These things are important. First of all. I'm supposed to be on Tucker Carlson tonight. Talking about the book because of the snow. We don't know if that's going to happen. I obviously really hope it is going to happen, but we don't know. So that's tonight. Tucker Cross and I'm gonna pray that that happens. Number two. If you can buy the book before midnight tomorrow night at Socrates in the city dot com you get $10 off the book instead of 32 $5 for a signed copy signed by me. It's $25 that goes away tomorrow at midnight, Right. So the first day of the book launch tomorrow. We're keeping this in effect, but it goes away tomorrow at midnight. Tonight at midnight is the actual launch and I want to say first of all. Um ah lot of people on social media very nasty, and what they typically do is they go on places like Amazon. They haven't read the book. They haven't bought the book and they post negative reviews. If you have read the book, A lot of you have had early copies. Would be really grateful if you would post positive reviews. Even if they're very short or even a sentence at Amazon. Just because I know the haters gonna hate You're full of hate, and that's what they do. And really Amazon ought not to let people do that. Unless you've actually bought the book or read the book. But anyway, so the story, Alban Big news. You ready? Yes. Tomorrow night. That's tomorrow. 8 P.m. Eastern. This is Tuesday, the day the book launch is tomorrow. I'm doing an event on Facebook live and YouTube live. It's called, Ask me anything. Eight PM It starts It'll go 90 minutes on DTA 20 people have been chosen to ask me questions. These air 20 people that they signed in. They paid a certain amount. They're gonna get a signed book or whatever. They're gonna ask me questions about anything. You like my life. The book, whatever That's tomorrow night, 8 P.m. Eastern. Now, this is free for anyone who wants To tune in, folks. This is gonna be fun, So I'm going to be posting the links. And all my social media and our email list. I think I've said this 40,000 times if you haven't signed up Eric Metaxas dot com it says newsletter. If you ever problem signing up, just send us an email will put you right in. But that's the only way to get the link unless you're following me on Social media. Um, but this is gonna be a really fun event. And I just wanted to launch the book. Obviously, we can't have a big sack Dickson City event because of covert and all this different stuff. But tomorrow night 8 p.m.. This event is going to be honestly, It's gonna be a lot of fun is a lot of comedy. Weird crack crazy stories in the book. I know people are gonna ask me questions about that. But I just plan to have a blast and I hope you can join me Gather the kiddies around. We're not gonna work Blue. It's It's the family hour 8 P.m.. It is really something that I enjoy doing. And I love the fact that the publisher and Salem radio Have decided to put on this event. As I say it's free Facebook live and YouTube tomorrow, 8 P.m.. I will send the links out everywhere as often as possible. Please tell your friends. This is a big launch event. I want as many people as possible. Obviously tow watch the event, Which is why we're doing it free on Facebook. Y That was originally they wanted to do it. It's a paid event. And I said You can't do that. That z just crazy. You know, I want more people to come. And because this is a Zay said a cove in time. You know, we can't have a big event. We can't s so so This is what we're doing. It's tomorrow night. That's Tuesday night. At 8 P.m. Eastern. It's called, Ask me Anything, Eric Metaxas, and we're gonna be doing it live on YouTube live on Facebook will post those links. I'll do everything to get the info to you. But you have to go to Eric Metaxas that come to sign up. For the newsletter. If you don't already get that, and I know most of my closest friends and even some close parents of mine don't don't get the newsletter or don't read it. Okay, album. Have I forgotten anything? Oh, I tomorrow or the next day I myself will be interviewing you on this program about this book, and I had a lot of laughs reading it. I mean, it reads almost like a novel because some of these situations that actually happened to you and some of these characters they don't sound like real people in real events because they're over the top, and it's well. I and I want to say bluntly, every syllable in the book is true. I hate when people embellish when people say Well, it makes the story better. That really discussed me. If you're telling the truth of its non fiction, tell the truth. So I do tell the truth. I don't take that even slightly lightly. When I write my biographies about these other figures, I go out of my way not to present anything that is confusing, or I just want people to know exactly what it is. That happened or didn't happen. And the stories in the book, some of them. I mean, I talked about race riots in Danbury, Connecticut. When I was a sophomore, I there were race riots. There was a KKK gathering. Uh, when I was working for my father, you know for this painted this friend of ours, Jerry of giving out some of his employees. I mean, these are like You know you talk about sorry people, But the fact that I was there like a fly on the wall experiencing all this, you know just her to write about it that I am painting houses with people that that are so messed up that they would go. I mean, the whole thing actually ended up being so pathetic. It's It's a picture of, uh I mean, I won't go into it, but there's a lot of crazy stuff. Ah, lot of dark stuff like that. A lot of funny stuff way more funny stuff. Some. I tell some stories about myself that you know they're hard to tell. Actually, there were there were some some tough stuff that happened. In my life, but it's all there and I'm thrilled album that you have responded so favorably, no joke. I mean, you're appreciating the humor in. It means a lot to me because a lot of it is meant to be funny because it was funny at the time, but sometimes this stuff to put that across what's really funny York I was reading the uncorrected page proof, which means that you still there still, possibilities Think would be edited out. I don't like Saturday night live when they would do the dress rehearsal and then and then they would cut a sketcher too..
Newsradio 700 WLW
"westchester" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"£432441.780 90 call in Let folks know. Hey, if you're seeing an accident out there say, let us know. Like, tell us to Hey, avoid folks to avoid that area or you know if the road's air running smoothly and you've been all over the place, let us know. Uh, do your fellow listener your fellow W W listen ery a solid with a good public service announcement. Let's go to fill in Dayton. Hey, man, how you doing? Pretty good surviving this right now. We actually just left to the Westchester area. We were down there having dinner and left. Uh, probably an hour ago. And, uh, yeah, it's it's given carrying a bad there's actually they haven't touched this on the On the news, but there is AH accident on 75 North found Just before you get to the to the rest areas. I don't know. It might know the rest areas right there just north of Liberty Township. Yeah. Yeah, there is a big one. That highway was Take him down to one lane. Basically to get around it all Now is that is that just just to be clear filled. Let folks know is that the North bound lane of 75 of the South bound That would be North found, okay. So to take you a while to get through it. Yeah, well, everybody was pretty civil, letting people over at the time and we way got around. Of course, nobody was moving very fast to begin with. So yeah, the Slow down, trying to get around. It was pretty much matching speed with normal highway highway speed.
77WABC Radio
"westchester" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Rove stores and Westchester Avenue. The F D N Y unseen investigating now, the empty says Number six trains have resumed making normal stops between Parkchester and Hunts Point Avenue. About four this morning Big water main break on Vernon Boulevard in Long Island City, Queens, flooding buildings and vehicles. This woman told Channel seven eyewitness news. She was moved to tears when she found her vehicle which he just got back. Flotus got my call deck. The water is outside my window, my back windows down the trunk is open. And F D N y firefighter reportedly had to rescue one person from their vehicle. The nearby Queensbridge Houses left without water. All the first step from the covert 19 variant is reported in the state of New Jersey. We're not being told much about the person who died except that there was an underlying condition, but Governor Phil Murphy is saying there have been eight confirmed cases of the UK Cove It variant in New Jersey, including in a 10 year old war easily transmitted in the jury's out on whether or not it's more People. Connecticut also has a confirmed cases. New York has 42 I'm Sara Lee Kessler for 77 W. ABC News Football Hall of Famer and Good Morning America host Michael Strahan has tested positive for covert. 19, The former New York Giant defensive end is in self quarantine and reportedly experiencing few symptoms. W ABC News Time Not know five traffic, sports and weather next well, he is great American. He's.
Gaydos and Chad
Feds: Man in Capitol attack tried to flee to Switzerland
"Man is among the latest arrest was his angry is anyone at the pictures of a federal judge called It's shocking to see video that allegedly shows Jeffrey Sable dragging a police officer down the stairs of the Capitol during the riot from their federal price. Securities said another man started beating the officer with an American flag. Sable surrendered to the FBI at Westchester Medical Center, where he had been hospitalized following a suicide attempt. Before that, Sable tried to flee the country to Switzerland. This is a man prosecutor said, who just can't face the fact that he's facing a felony charge because of his actions. January 6th.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"westchester" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Reserve, But those second doses had already been shipping out for weeks. Fizer now saying in a statement. Operation Warp Speed, has asked us to start shipping. Second doses on Lee recently, adding they're working to ensure Americans received their 1st and 2nd doses of the vaccine on time in Ohio, were expecting 100,000 doses to be delivered Monday and 80 year olds and up can begin to get them, though it's only about 25% of how much is actually needed to cover all of them so patients is being asked for by the governor. Another veteran cop in Westchester has clocked in for the last time on Friday, 49 year old captain Joe Gutman, the second highest ranking the second high ranking member of the department, to leave recently. In his resignation letter last December, the 26 year veteran cited discriminatory conduct that he says affected him and others on the force. He says the current Westchester Police Administration has ignored legitimate complaints and made the working environment they're intolerable. The police chief has not yet commented. And in northern Kentucky police are trying to solve a murder that happened yesterday in Florence. It was about three o'clock Friday afternoon when Florence police were dispatched to the Walnut Creek apartments. Gunshots were heard in the parking lot. And there was a report of somebody on the ground. The victim was 22 year old Daniel Darden, who was taken to the hospital but did not survive. Florence. Police say it's a case of murder and are asking anybody who saw the man shot or knows anything about it to call them to help solve the case..
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"Have jumped in with both feet into the Reds conversation. Let's go to the phones. Westchester, we go. What do you say, Jeff? Very Lance. How are you? I'm very well. Thanks for calling. And I hope your family his blessed care. Humber what you guys were going through, and I hope it helps you get through it. Thank you. Thank you. You are spoiling with this. This is an opportunity that may not present itself, you know, for five years. I think they owe it to their fan base. Here's my question to you. Do you think they know how to do this? That's a great question in the bottom line, and this is it be a lot easier to do. If they had been better in recent years in scouting, drafting and developing because they've had to go out. They had to go out in the reason they had to get Castano's the reason they had to get Moose Takis. Is because they're scouting drafting a developing wasn't pushing players through the pipeline that should have been plugged in at those positions. Where. When was the last time we picked up a player from Latin America? When was the last time we picked up a player? You know, from the Far East. Now, you know, Korea's became a Ah Player development product. I'll give him given getting him. I'll give him a little credit because they have established a footprint in other parts of the world. It got him show go, Um, Who's a Garcia as well, But they need to be better at that. And they need ultimately if this team doesn't hit on Hunter Green And Nixon Zel and Nikola Dolo in Tyler Stevenson and Jonathan India. They're up a creek without any paddle whatsoever. And then you know, I don't want to keep throwing on the pile. But you know what they haven't really talked about is the four or five top guys that they let go in the throat. No question that the number one prospect in the Dodger organization right now is Joe SIA Gray, a 19 year old picture The Reds traded to get Yasiel Puig, Matt Kemp. And in that deal And he can, and there's a good possibility he's going to make the roster out of spring training, and it's just that's right now, when you look at that, that that wasn't so good. Yeah, When? When Kyle Farmer is the only thing left, and the team he traded with measure has their number One prospect right now, man. Goodbye. Keep banging that drum. Hey, thank you. I appreciate you checking in tonight and the reason I mentioned ownership in the investors this line in the sand Diego Union Tribune piece. The Padres estimated payroll is going to be 151 million. It's the fifth highest in baseball and multiple sources said the Padres ownership group is comprised of a handful of people who own about 90% of the team and then about two dozen others who owned the rest. And they have committed to a large cash contribution in the coming year to help cover expenses. They know they lost money last year, but they know what's at stake. They know how they kind of they was the appetizer last year for the fans. Hey, look at this playoffs for the first time in 13 years. You like this, don't they don't want to snatch it away now. So he said, guys, let's all um it's all pony up a little bit. We've been We've been taken in a lot and stacking it up and counting our money. Let's pony up a little bit. Toss it in the pot. And let's see what we can do it in off season to take advantage of the market and that has netted them Yu Darvish and Blake Snell and the Korean shortstop and the team, according to Forbes valued at 1.45 billion Has nearly doubled in value since it was sold in 2000 and 12 nearly doubled in value since 2000 and 12 in this line jumped out as well. The Padres gusto doing all this spending this money. The Padres gusto comes, of course, after a period of mostly pruning Meaning they pared down the payroll because they were rebuilding. So they were getting rid of contracts. Who wants the expensive guys? Their payroll went down. They saved money that they were making money weren't having. I spend a lot on the payroll and they looked and say, You know what? You know we lost a lot, but we position ourselves a franchise for the rebuild. We made money while we were doing this. Now, let's spend some money because it's go time. I just can't imagine the reds trying to sell to you and me. We know you suffered for six years. But, hey, we gave you that two weeks to end the 60 game season that had you excited. Because that's what it that's what it basically amounted to. I mean, I'm not trying to take away from the fact they had a winning season. History will show they had a winning season and I'm not trying to take away. They had a playoff appearance. They did. But it was a 60 game season. They were miserable for the 1st 46. They went 11 and three in the last 14 to get into it Expanded playoff. And then they didn't score a run. So you don't get Like bonus points or extra credit for that, And then if you tell your fans, you know what we tried but unforeseen circumstances and that 140 last year. Our opening day payrolls Gonna look at it. Ah, look like 1 20..