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A Focus on the First Amendment on 'Life, Liberty & Levin'
"Going to have great guests Sunday In a very very important topic I'm going to have Alan Dershowitz on for half the show And Matt Whitaker from reacting attorney general for the other half of the show We are going to discuss freedom of speech we're going to discuss the First Amendment you know this dominion lawsuit goes forward next week We may not get into the particulars of that case but we will get into the particulars of corporations of government of other efforts To censor media including Fox So I'll take up the gauntlet I'll take it up with additional free speech lawyers Nobody better than Dershowitz sent me of course And then Matt Whitaker former acting attorney general And we're going to dig into this New York versus Sullivan what's that You're going to hear all about it
News, Traffic and Weather
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"Council has approved a ban on homeless camping in most parts of the city. The ban will take effect on July 1st. Commissioner Carmen Rubio was the lone vote against the measure. She says it criminalizes homelessness and the city doesn't have locations where the campers can go. Ted Mayor Wheeler says it's a step in the right direction and they're opening more shelter space and temporary city sanctioned campsites. When the ordinance takes effect illegal campers will get two warnings before they face criminal penalties. The $1 billion housing levy in Seattle is one step closer to the November ballot. The seven year plan includes $170 million extension centers around more housing, affordable housing and home ownership. member Council Lisa Herbold. Want to thank Mayor Harrell for proposing a housing levy that is responsive to the size of our housing crisis. Seattle residents have been struggling many, many years. First created in 1986 approximately 16 ,000 people live in homes supported by the levy. A select committee approved by the levy approved the levy by unanimous vote. The city council is expected to do the same next week, which send would it to the November ballot. The summer weather and tourist season are helping bring people to downtown Seattle, needs which the boost. There are also more permanent plans to re -energize the area. Cuomo forced in East Whitaker private business owners are adding fresh paint to some buildings, adding new construction, even a new flagship store holding its grand opening. Benbridge Jewelers spent the past few years building out this new space at Fifth and Pine. To some, it may seem a bit risky
The Doug Collins Podcast
Former US Attorney Jay Town Talks About Bill Barr
"Sit and talk to Bill Barr was like, across between talking to your dad, an attorney, and the school principal. It was like, you wasn't sure what you were going to get from it, but it was. You just nailed it. Well, if it was 10 a.m. or 2 p.m., there was sort of a different flavor of the bill you were getting, right? And look, all three are very different. Jeff Sessions had a sort of soft southern style to him, Matt Whitaker is a good friend of mine. I was actually with him last week, and he was, you know, he was in a room he was acting for a few months. And did his level best, but general Barr, Bill was, you know, look, he came in at a very awkward time to come in as the attorney general. You have these investigations into the president of the United States, the Mueller investigation being the most prominent. And then, you know, you fast forward, I think maybe less than a year, and then COVID hits, and then you have that summer of unrest. You have the Derek Chauvin, George Floyd, incident, which caused more unrest around the country. And then you have a lot of election issues that were very complicated and he left before January 6th, but that was also a part of Jeff Rosen when he was the acting attorney general after Bill. You know, we used to sort of quip that sleepy little Department of Justice. You know, nothing ever going on. It was, and I'll say this, Doug, it's important that when you're out in the field as a United States attorney and you're running an office of a 150 people, you got 60 assistant U.S. attorneys as the U.S. attorney you're in charge of all the prosecutor investigative agencies so the FBI DEA ATF, Secret Service Marshals. And HSI and when you have the chaos in Washington D.C., which might as well be half a block down the road when you have that type of chaos. It does impact all of the 93 U.S. attorneys in the 94 U.S. attorney's offices.
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"Into who's to blame is still ongoing. You're listening to ABC News. Newsradio 1000 FM 977. Stay connected. Stay informed. It's 202. Good afternoon. With the sunshine, a little hazy sunshine, but sun nonetheless, we have 81 at Sea -Tac Airport. I'm Rick Fancise. Here's what's happening around the Northwest. More than a half dozen officers at Dottie, Harper Park and Burien yesterday enforcing an eviction notice and reminding people today, too, that they can't camp there. Como Forest Denise Whitaker reports. I think ultimately there needs to be a spot allotted where the city allows them to be until we're able to find somewhere more permanent. I asked for an interview with city manager Adolfo Balon, told but was he was not available. I also asked if the city's providing any space for people to go. That person, Emily Inlow Hood, in an email said not at this time. She also said that the City Council Wants wants to continue discussions. So now city staff is preparing information about short and long term options for them to consider. The community doesn't want them here. The city doesn't want them here. Everybody's going back and forth instead of recognizing that we all ultimately have the same wish. We want them to be housed. Denise Whittaker, Como News. And the first residents are about a week away now
Woman's Hour
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"Very powerful learning to say no, now there's an article on our website with advice and support about changing relationship patterns and links to all of the stories we'll be telling out there too. Now, when it comes, what comes to your mind when you think of arm wrestling? Burly men, taking each other on to see who's the strongest in a testosterone charged atmosphere. Well, now there's a woman at the heart of this sport in the UK kath Whitaker is the UK's only female arm wrestling referee and is preparing to make her debut at the national championships in Birmingham tomorrow and joins me now calf. How did you get involved in arm wrestling? Hi, Anita. Oh, God. About 5 years ago, came across it online, watching some stuff over in America wasn't aware there was a community over here. My partners strength that sleep. So he was looking for something to get into as well. Yeah, we discovered the armrest and community in the UK. So what do you have what does the actual job entail being a referee? I'm keeping the athletes safe. Making sure that neither participant is gaining too much of an advantage, or you may call it cheating, but you know. Yeah, and how do you do that? Because I've obviously arm wrestled my brother a lot when I was a kid and always cheated. So how do you make sure that what you're looking out for? What is the sort of detail that you're looking for? The guys are set up initially. So when they come into a match, they come to the table and there's a way that you set them up to make sure that they are wrestling safe. So their shoulders are straight square. And they're not gaining an advantage in the way that they grip up. Because a lot of the armrests are seasoned on wrestlers and they've got a lot of experience. So yeah, it's keeping it fair, basically. They get a good so much. Now, I've described it as testosterone field. Is that the case? The room's pretty charged, yeah. The athletes train really, really hard really intensely before the competition. So there's a lot of energy in the room. And there's a lot on the line for the people competing. But testosterone field in the match, yes, but no, it's a really friendly inclusive environment. And what's it like as a woman stepping into that environment, the only woman referee in the UK? To my table, I'm in charge. High fiving year through Zoom. It's the big prize money. In the UK, no, I mean, there's a guy who do it for a kind of accolade and theatrical to the sense of achievement. You know, it's a lot of hard work and a lot of training. But now there's not much money in the UK. In the U.S., maybe a little bit more uncertainty some of the European countries not in the UK. And what's the situation like in the U.S. and Europe with regards to women in the sport? In Europe, as far as referees, there's an awful lot of female referees and in the USA, not so in the UK. We do have a few female armrests in the UK. Aggie goes on this one and Lucy horn who's, I think she's 15. She's basically come into the sport and she's amazing. She's really, really good. So we have got some up and coming people, but we are looking for more. And then through the pitch, how are you going to come? How are we going to are you going to convince other women to get involved in arm wrestling? It's an amazing sport. It's fascinating to watch. I mean, you can come in as a novice, work your way up. It's such an inclusive environment that the guys and the women involved. And I said, just strength that you need. No. Technique. It's technique definitely technique and fundamentals, which the guys involved will teach you. And the priority is to keep people safe. I think the worry is, if you watch people are wrestling in a pair of generally, they're not on resting properly, and that's when they'll hurt themselves and break around. And make sure they don't grab the table to cheat, which you'll get. And then what are the skills you need to be a good referee? You know, apart from the fact that you've obviously got the control of the room just with your attitudes. I think attention to detail, knowledge of the rules, obviously is important. I'll put that be. I think that's probably yeah. It's attention to detail and focus because I mean some of the matches will be. Does it help that you are 6 foot tall cath? In that environment? I'm a little under 6 foot tall. As I've got older, I think I shrunk a bit, but for a female I'm quite small. But if you go into Europe and look at some of the fewer referees over there, they're very, you know, they're ladies, but they control that table. It's their environment. And when you're doing your first match, is it tomorrow? Well, I've been referring for the last two years. Obviously, with the pandemic that had to stop for a bit. It's tomorrow in Birmingham. We're hoping to have a hundred competitors. So yeah, looking forward to it. Good luck with it. Thank you so much for joining us to talk to us about that on woman so there you go. If you haven't considered already possibly a career in arm wrestling for some of you out there, lots of you have been getting in touch with various tweets on what we've been discussing today. I've had message here we were talking about a zima figs testimony and Andrew emailed in to say racism isn't just in sport. We live in rural England, have just removed our 12 year old daughter from school due to racial abuse. Chance and bullying that she's continuously received over the past 18 months to school just put it down to banter and have no interest in taking it seriously. I'm hoping that the crickets are speaking out will really make a positive change in how racism is seen by people and dealt with, and we've also received quite possibly my favorite ever tweet from someone saying you can tell it's Friday because woman's hours just had a 7 minute discussion on psychedelic, Arabic jazz, yes we did, and we may well tomorrow join me for weekend woman's hour. That's all for today's women's hour. Join us again next time. Hi, I'm John ranson, and I want to tell you about a new podcast I've made for BBC Radio four. It's called things fell apart. If you've ever yelled at someone on social media about, say, cancel culture or mask wearing, then you are a soldier in the culture wars, those everyday battles for dominance between conflicting values. I was curious to learn how things fell apart and so I decided to go back in history and find the origin stories. There was this ping, and there was a bullet flying around the house. 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Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
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"Can't continue to do this. Storm Chandler waited around for hours for a woman come to out of her tent after telling Chandler she would take the one shelter bed available for her. Some of them are addicted to drugs and they want help. They want someone to just give them that hand and shelter. to But others do not. One young man told me that going into a shelter is the same thing as going to jail with all of his freedoms taken away. Still, people from several outreach groups keep coming They back. keep asking people how they can help them. Denise Whitaker, Como News. The Low Income Housing Institute, or Lehigh, showing off its new Sandpoint colleges in Seattle's Magnusson Park. It's a first -of -its -kind permanent housing project in King County for families and single people who need to move out of homelessness. Como Force Jackie Kent toured the facility. The Low Income Housing Institute cut the blue ribbon to show off the 22 Sandpoint cottages that include bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens, bath, loft, and porches. There's a also community space with offices. Now, this is permanent housing, meaning people will
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"Involved. the latest Intel It's the Core third processors, time people plus have forced get been to move deals their tents on in accessories Burien this year. and free shipping. Como 4's Call 877 Denise Whitaker watched -ASK it all unfold. -DELL. It's gotta Let's stop. turn our attention to your forecast for It's gotta this stop. Wednesday, We can't which continue is sponsored to do by this. Northwest Crawl Storm Chandler Space Services. waited to run for Here's KOMO4's hours for Christian Clark. a woman Early to come season out of heat her tent after today. telling Chandler High temperatures she would well take into shelter the 80s, bed even a few available near 90s for potentially her. spotted Some them of in are areas of addicted Thurston and to Lewis County drugs and and Bellingham they want help. could break a record of They want 81 someone degrees to just give this them afternoon. that hand and If to the show coastal them. beaches stay But others rather cool do not. and in the 50s One young man for ocean told me shores that going into as a shelter marine is the clouds same thing and as a to cool going jail ocean with breeze all of his freedoms will taken develop, away. eventually moving far Still, inland tonight people from to several outreach take the edge groups off keep the heat coming across back. the interior They keep lowlands asking tomorrow people how In the KOMO4 they Weather can Center, help them. meteorologist Denise Whitaker, Christian Clark. Como News. Right now in downtown Everett A it's newly detected 52 degrees, flaw in the downtown 787 Tacoma 50 manufacturing in process Bellevue. will prevent It's Boeing 58 from delivering and new in Dreamliners downtown Seattle it's 59 until that problem is fixed. It's the latest 537 setback at for Northwest the much News troubled Radio. program Thanks for as making us a Northwest part of your News routine Radio's this morning.
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"County cricket club is without a shadow of a doubt his words widespread in domestic cricket. He also believes that sharing his experiences of racism will be a moment of change and cricket and beyond. But just last night, azim came under criticism for anti semitic message he sent in 2011 to former Leicester player at each of apologized for the remarks saying in a statement to the times I am ashamed of this exchange. I was 19 at the time, and I hope and believe I am a different person today. Or with me to discuss all of this is nachos MP for Bradford west and Tully McConnell founder and director of opening boundaries of sports charity using sport as a catalyst for gender equality. But before we speak, I caught up with Scottish cricketer, Brianna's strategy on a tour in New Zealand and began by getting her reaction to zoom's testimony. It's obviously been very sad to me quite blunt about it, I guess. Really sad to see the kind of long term effects that it's had on him might very understandably. But also not I'm not that surprised. Why not? I don't think it's a surprise to anyone. Brian or black community that racism is alive and well in the UK and therefore in sporting communities and all sorts of communities. He said that quicker is institutionally racist does that include the women's game as well? I don't see why the women would fall out with that structure. So what's your own experience? I would say that for the most part, I've been quite lucky. I mean, I have nevertheless though experience racism. I know that my teammates who are people of color have also experienced racism and cricket. A lot of it comes under the guise of a thought. You know, at some point, I think there has to be a reckoning. And I hope that this is it where people start to question that and realize that actually not everything can just be passed off as banter. And I guess ultimately ignorance not realizing that you're what you're saying is inappropriate, especially when. I think, actually, if you pay attention, it's quite obvious that a lot of the things that get said are inappropriate. And if you look at how people react and in my own experience, I've called things, I've told people, don't call me that. And then they continue to do so. So I'm just not sure that that banter can excuse all of these things. I think there might be some people listening. Honestly, who will be really shocked to hear that there is racist sponsor in women's cricket as well. I mean, the people seem to be shocked to hear what's been going on at Yorkshire. You're saying that most of the people of color will understand it and accept it. But there will be those who won't. Well, I'm not sure they'll accept it, but I think they'll know that it exists. I think that's a bit different. It's very difficult to challenge things when you might be like, for example, the only Brown person in the team are the only person in the team who isn't white. And then even if you do, it doesn't necessarily get taken very seriously, but the power dynamics of what's involved there, especially actually for probably potentially is different from when it's like a professional setup, because I think the power dynamics might even be stronger and more extreme. And then often equivalent to women's game, obviously, that's also professionalizing now. Do you know what there's something that he said, which I found most people would find incredibly sad, and I want to know what your thoughts about this statement is I'm paraphrasing because I can't remember his exact words, but it's along the lines of that he loves the game, but the game doesn't love me. Yeah, I mean that is incredibly sad. I don't know. I think it's relatable, not necessarily for me specifically in the game, but that's a relatable sentence. I mean, there is so much racism. I'm like, I think if you want to pay attention, I just don't think you can avoid it in terms of in the UK and in the world. And there are times, especially probably over the past year and a half where when you pay attention and you read it, it is incredibly sad as a British woman. You read it, and you say there are people here who genuinely don't think that I'm welcome and that's incredibly sad because I would always say I was British like, I am. I couldn't say I'm from anywhere else. That was pronounced strategy who plays cricket for Scotland, talking to me from her tour in New Zealand while joining me now to discuss this further and Nassau. MP for Bradford west and halimah, who's the founder and director of opening boundaries, a sports charity using sport as a catalyst for gender equality. There's so much to get into her, particularly, from what pre owners have said as well. Now as I'm going to come to you first, what are your feelings this week after listening to azim's testimony? Good morning. So I was in the black community in the room, listening to most of our testimony when a zebra gave it, and it was heartbreaking. I felt it was a real tragedy for cricket for others as a country to for him personally. I commend his bravery and speaking out and the idea of a 15 year old boy literally be the salted and have wine poured down his broad and I think that needs further investigation. And what is really heartbreaking is that, you know, we see when we have diversity when we have, you know, and I say the strategically when we get it right, we have the Morales and the other routine to this world absolutely bringing the World Cup home for us and been the best and this the Queen and country. And yet this incident has really really has been tragic, not just a group as a country too. Haleem, I'm going to bring you in because you work, you've worked in cricket, your whole life, you've been involved in women's cricket for more than 20 years as a player as a coach as a volunteer in admin to what's your reaction? So what you're seeing being played out on all, so let's talk about what prien has just said. You know, she said she's experienced it and believes it exists in women in the women's game too. Yeah, thank you, good morning. There's a couple of things here in the widest sense of what's actually happened here. You've had somebody that's brave enough to come out and call out racism. That is a wider issue in sport and in cricket in particular around institutional racism and I think organizations and our need to get ahold of this. And it will learn from this need to make sure that doesn't happen again. Just off the backing in the last week from azim's statement and then the ECB putting out an independent inquiry survey, hitting the Stefano child. And himself, you know, apologizing for remarks that he made years ago. This is not a person issue. This is a cultural issue within four why are people allowed to get away with this type of talk? Why is it past this unfair at times? And I think this is where the governing body and the counties need to take a hold of this and look at education. Another education was to say let's put a training call on for one hour two hours and we're doing. You've done your training, book kicks, actually, this is how do we create a culture where education received through the days and the lives of all these pictures and administrators who are part of the organization, including the time that they're there. Your second point that you made on the cricketer just remind me again, well, that second it was. Priyanath, she plays when the women's sport and she was saying that you know there's racist banter with them within the women's game. Yeah, I think the challenge that you have with the women's came and this is where people really want to understand intersectionality a bit more is that it's hard enough being a woman trying to get into the women's game. The women's game has evolved over time. It's a lot better than what it was ten years ago. However, the challenge is that you then face. Not just being a woman kind of hit into the sport, but then actually being a woman of minority kind of come into this for understanding the different culture that is. You know, I've played cricket, only at a local level, but it's a tradition and nobody's ever wanted an eyelid that lets you Google for it will go down the full House and have an open ball that you go and have a drink afterwards. I've never done alcohol. And I've shared, you know, I will say that I've sat there and I've had a drink with my with my teammates collected as an understanding from both sides at times. I may not want to do that. And I may just want to go home and that's fine as well. And it could not accepting that we all have our ways of wanting to engage with the game in a safe way, and we should all respect that. Hassam's message been undermined by the texts that have surfaced showing him making anti semitic remarks. Well, if he depends on what the measure in the United States, because I think the issue for the ECB really you know should the inquiry still happen, as he has made a heartfelt apology in a sincere apology with the board of deputies, have accepted that it was sincere and he's truly ashamed of what he has said. And I think that shouldn't take away at all from what the issue is at Yorkshire county cricket, what we've just heard from Lima and the cricut, we should not, that should not undermine it in any way shape or form. Is there enough support and solidarity for what he said from within the game? I'm thinking, I feel that there is certainly lord Cambridge Patel for comments that he's made, and he's come out and his apology was his apology on behalf of the Yorkshire county cricket was unprecedented. His not gagging him to come before the slack committee. That in itself was unprecedented. And these are signs of leadership. And it will take leadership to have the brave conversation that we need to have to get cricket to where it needs to get to. But as lord Kamala Patel is an Asian man, for an Asian man at the top of the game to come out and say that is slightly different, isn't it? I think look, whether he's Asian or whatever he's white, the fact is that he has said it. And it's now up to us as a community as members of a members in political leadership, whatever we are to support him. And yes, very commentary that why did it take an Asian man to come out? But that's why we need diversity at the top so that we can be part of a conversation which includes those rather than excludes. So it's very important that we have lord Cambridge Patel, but it's also very important not to expect him to fix this because it responsibility. I say this often just like you don't have to be black to get raised in a woman to be get feminism. You don't have to be black to get rid of them. And the problem for racism is all our responsibility regardless of what race we belong to, you know, we ultimately it's all our responsibilities. And I also think, I will say, look, as you may think, if Pakistani of Muslim heritage, he has said, you know, the idea of alcohol put down his that was islamophobic. Firstly, and foremost it was an absolute assault. And it was, you know, steeped in islamophobic islamophobia and racism, which is rooted in racism. And I think I'd like to see the prime minister and the government finally do something about recognizing islamophobia and recognizing the definition, which they haven't done for two and a half years now. Halima, how is this going to impact getting younger players into the game? Because this we're talking about Yorkshire. You look at the demographics of Yorkshire and how many young Asians play quicker and just how many get into the sport. So you can see in so many different levels. What's your own experience? I think it's going to be difficult, but if I am probably just going to point on NASA's point there that's slightly disagree with the combination coming out and apologizing on behalf of Yorkshire. For what's happened to a Z, I think this is where racism will never be defeated if the wrong people apologizing. So just on that point, but everything else now that you agree with what you're saying. And yes, salima. It's going to have is it's a lot of trust as many people that now don't trust the game. Unfortunately, doctors, those people at govern and run the game, he administrators of the game. It's not just about the people themselves seeing and reading and hearing something like this and having their opinion on what's the point of me even trying as an 8 year old. I'm going to get through the system, look what I did with the team. But actually, it's going to be about parents helpful feel safe sending their kids to trials and in their kids to call an ID session, or even just coaching. They will be thinking, I actually, how will my child be feeling when he goes there? What will this be doing? What experiences will maybe having? I'm sure this is a conversation that will be going on for a while. Yeah, Haley McConnell now sure. Thank you very much for joining me this morning. I'd love to hear your thoughts. 8 four 8 four four crickets, a team someone's message didn't say crickets to team an individual game where teams can be sitting and standing around for many hours. Mental health is impacted young cricketers need to be educated about the difference between racism and bansa, can't be tolerated. And on the subject of calling it out, we want to hear from you this time about sexual harassment. Earlier in the week, the MP Caroline notes talked about the importance of calling out inappropriate behavior, but what about you? Has calling it out, got results, or was it you who paid the price? We want to hear it from your experiences. So get in touch, you can email us who are going to our website and you can tweet us. Is that BBC woman's hour? Now, it's Friday. And I'm delighted to be able to treat you to my next guest, yaz Ahmed. She's a British bahrainian trumpet player and composer, who's a pioneering figure in jars in the UK, her work is influenced by her mixed heritage combining Arabic and jazz musical styles. Her album, polyhymnia inspired by female role models, was voted album of the year in 2020 at the jazz FM awards and in 2020, she also won the jazz FM award for UK jazz acts of the year. Jazz FM album of the year and the highly prestigious Ivana fellow award for innovation. Yaz is playing at the EFG London jazz festival this weekend, accompanied by the BBC concert orchestra before I chat to her. Let's hear a clip of one of her pieces. This is Al ahmadi from.
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"Deadly going shooting to be open there last to public the year. in the Ruth Fisher COMO4's boardroom Michelle Esteban at Union Station reports on in the changes Everett. coming to the school Carleen and Johnson, school Northwest district. News Radio. November 8th, 2022. And It is a to day take Erica a look at your Nagy traffic this cannot morning, forget. we do it her every It is son 10 minutes Landon's on the birthday fours and from the High the Performance day Homes a Traffic 17 Center. -year -old classmate Here's Kiara of Jordan. his was gunned down in the school hallway. We still have a crash on the shoulder Seven in Renton months later, bound sending her around son 167 off to 180th Ingraham High School, she says and it's it beyond had been difficult. blocking earlier. It's And so this terrifying. is where I we're finding mean, a it's really busy drive really terrifying. from Willis Street Nagy, on like other that Valley parents Freeway. including We also friends see of some lighters Ingraham, slowing as a group you're that approaching formed Jovita to hold Boulevard. the district accountable And then for we're going to students' thicken safety are up waiting in on a Auburn safety audit between of every 15th school Street and Southwest demand and the district communicate Northwest. them. with I They was got just that looking communication for a possible with the blocking meeting problem last month in Federal and now Way this on letter North on from I the -5. superintendent. Right as we're pulling away from Improvements 320th, underway may include changing it the becomes locks very on classroom heavy very doors quickly. so they I'm lock not from seeing the inside, anything on my more camera signage shots on yet. safety procedures What we are going such to be encountering as to is what do first in some a lockdown, lighter slowing approaching but also what friends 25th. of Ingraham And then insist as you pull is away a from critical State message. Route 18, yeah, Messaging it's going to to start students to become that heavier. if It's going to stay pretty see heavy to something, State Route say 16. something. Now we're beginning Michelle to Esteban, build around the SeaTac Colmore News. area as A Seattle well. committee will You're soon going to see vote plenty on of the brake lights final in amendments Puyallup to on the eastbound proposed housing 512 lending. It will 94th also take traveling a final between vote on and Pioneer the legislation. South on I -5. If it passes, Now it's your turn to the start legislation filling will in to then more. head the full That's city going to council happen you're right for as coming a out vote next of Marysville Tuesday. and into North The proposed Everett. levy would raise Our 970 next Northwest traffic million at 544. dollars over seven years and build 3100 And this new report units brought of to you affordable by housing. Dell Technologies. A new eviction The Dell was notice Technologies enforced summer sale Tuesday event in starts Burien now and with savings this time on there select were PCs police powered officers by involved. the latest Intel It's the Core third processors, time people plus have forced get been to move deals their tents on in accessories Burien this year. and free shipping. Como 4's Call 877 Denise Whitaker watched -ASK it all unfold. -DELL. It's gotta Let's stop. turn our attention to your forecast for It's gotta this stop. Wednesday, We can't which continue is sponsored to do by this. Northwest Crawl Storm Chandler Space Services. waited to run for Here's KOMO4's hours for Christian Clark. a woman Early to come season out of heat her tent after today. telling Chandler High temperatures she would well take into shelter the 80s,
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"whitaker" Discussed on The Kae Whitaker Show
"To catch what you need and this process of research answering these questions is cap you cast a more narrow net and really tune into the people that need the message that you're going to serve it does no good for you to go far and wide get lots of likes and stuff like that on your concept but nobody converts we want this to convert so it's gotta be super specific and a part of being super specific is identify who this is for beforehand so axing those two questions helps us to identify the problem it helps us to identify who were serving specifically who they are and then once we've done that we're going to say okay now what's the purpose of this video now again if you've been around for any length of time you know i feel there are four reasons why people are online consuming content you know that they're either here to be educated that you're the here to consumed some type of information they wanna be inspired by somebody else's success by what somebody else is doing or they wanna be entertainment. There's just just here to have time but any of those four reasons you need to understand what this senior piece of content is going to do. So this podcast that i am recording right now for you is going to educate you wanna a process. It's not just information is not just you know there's a content planning strategy that you need to have in place. You should have a content planning strategy. No this is a yes. You should have content planning strategy. But here's some steps to help you get to that strategy okay. So we need to understand what the purpose of the content is going to be. Are you entertaining. Educating our you inspiring or are you just giving information identify the purpose because it's also going to help you to set up that outline for your content based off of what its purpose is so we know who were talking to. We know what problem solving for them..
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"whitaker" Discussed on The Kae Whitaker Show
"Which is the research brainstorming phase of where we go through and this part is done in conjunction so i like to do a little bit of research before i pass it off to a teaching elian. What's done the research necessary to understand if this is something. That's worth talking about So and so forth. Then i pass it off to someone else to get the the meat and potatoes for it and then they bring it back to me ready for me to record our develop or published five. I'm going to decide to do it. So my first one is research and development. And what i'm trying to accomplish in my research and development phase is. I am trying to figure out subject matter. Is it worth talking about. I might have an idea of something that i want to address. But in this phase. I'm trying to figure out the reality of that idea are a lot of people looking for it If so where are they looking for the answer. Sauna so forth once i've determined The substance like is this worth doing then also want to identify how to make money. Because i am no longer in the business of creating creating anything that i create needs to lead to some type of revenue somewhere. It needs to be monetize somehow whether that's my services whether that's do my affiliate marketing whether that's through my brand collaborations. Somehow some way this work leads to end up with checks going to the akao. So i'm looking for one piece of content. Sue send money to my bag. Daily weekly monthly however long it takes Create and nothing else this gonna just be for exposure at is a waste of time. We stopped that years ago. So in order to do that before i create long before get in front of this microphone long before i get in front of this camera i am going to identify. Isn't worth it. And how am i making money off of it and there are some questions that i'm going to use to help him get there. So let's talk about what those questions are. If you hadn't been taking notes this is your time to get out japan and you paper and start to write down these questions and if you want. There's a little pedia on the website that you can go and buy in download things like seven bucks. That has these questions already prepared for you. It's in workshop. Work workbook form are you have to do is go. Get it and fill it out. You can use it every time you get ready to create a piece of content all right so question number one is with this content whether it be a video that i wanna do whether it be a podcast that i want to raise Record question number one is what problem solving. So when i sat down and said i wanna talk about my content planning strategy. I want to help people understand how to plan content. That doesn't take him a whole lot of time. Not had a map out you. Instagram profiling. What it looks like behind create high value content that is evergreen and that will serve you for months and years to come. I wanna teach so what problem solving. I m solving the problem of someone not understanding where to start in order to create content that pays in order to create content. That doesn't take a whole lot of time in order to create content once in a week that serves them for weeks to come okay. That's the problem that are solving question. Number two is who will the video serve. Now you might say well. You already identified that when you identified the problem that you're going to solve and i'm going to argue with you that we have not because here's the deal using myself. As an example there are several types of business owners. That have this problem. You've got commerce type business owners that have this problem create content..
The Kae Whitaker Show
"whitaker" Discussed on The Kae Whitaker Show
"Hey guys welcome to another episode of her three sixty. I'm really excited to be talking to you today. Because today. going to start a conversation around our content planning strategy in what steps we take And what phases. We go through when we're planning on our content to help us create like these big pillar type pieces of content that we can then repurpose many different ways for other social channels to help us create a lot of content. That's cohesive it tells a story but not spend a whole lot of time doing it so he recently we've been we've been focusing really on larger items right to content mall form video podcast audio and using these pieces of content as connell like our cornerstone content for the week and then taking this content in breaking it down in a way that helps us to create several other pieces of content for us to spread out through our other social channels. So that we don't have to spend a lot of time creating a lot so basically the way this works and i talk a little bit about this in the social media take down a quite a few of you all went over to check that out but basically how it works is. This is the idea of spinning thirty two minutes to an hour creating and then taking that content in turning it into four five six seven eight nine ten pieces of content. Helping you to have stories to tell all week doing it once so that you can spend this hour creating in going on about you live Doing the things that you get paid to do and doing the things that you want to do. Whatever floats your belts today. We're going to start the conversation around how i'm able to do this. I will tell you that they're seven steps that i take there's really five key phases that we go through so today is going to be faced. Which is all about research All about figuring out what to create in then in later episodes will go into like the tactical..
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"whitaker" Discussed on The Kae Whitaker Show
"Please go subscribe some personal youtube channel. I will leave link in the show notes for you. We are documenting our new construction process and once we get moved into our dream home where they're gonna document how we design it If you're incident kinda thing feel free to subscribe. Hit the bill notification so you never miss a video and then share it with the friend. Shameless plug. I'm at but you know we need about four hundred and fifty more subscribers or to be monetize -able the advertising. We are very strategic about what we're doing over there. It's very specific. I am answering specific questions. I want to get as many home buyers as possible in one spot because the next step is to go to brands to furnish the hall to get us to actually give us product and pay for us to create content on that channel in alabama. House has the furniture that i want. The brands are paying. everybody's happy. the people are in love like it's all going to work so that's the plan right. But in the meantime between time we still have. Instagram is still very much a part of my instagram strategy. Because it is very much a part of my personal brand right so youtube is like an extension of my personal brand. It's very specific to one piece of top content but my instagram encompasses my whole life. So it's the life with the family. It's the life with the business. It's the home building process. It's you know holidays are coming up so you'll see a lot of holiday gift guides in festive stuff. Because that's just what we do. As bloggers is that time brands come on wazoo paying us to create for them because it's sapping tying a christmas is always great Instagram's the air So tuesdays i know. My tuesday's will probably be pretty busy for the next few months because estimate that i've set aside to create content. I know how. I'm going to monetize with this podcast like i said I guess we can go ahead and talk about it. Now we've got a brand new Course platform called the vaults and the vault is going to house video tutorials to help you execute everything that we're talking about here so the vote is not open yet so we have a waiting list for it. We plan on releasing it. The first week of october for early registration. That will last for the entire of october and then after october the price will increase. We may have some black. Friday deals stuff but they'll never be the price. Never be as low as it will be in october. The whole idea behind the is to take what we're talking about here on the podcast and create a place where you can go and watch videos to see how to execute this a lot of what you'll hear me talk about will include technology here on a podcast. It's all about the strategy but the vote will actually give you the practical steps to help you get it done this like a step by step using the tools that i use here in my business. I keep it pretty simple to help you..
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"whitaker" Discussed on The Kae Whitaker Show
"But while i'm working on youtube. I still have instagram. To fall back on where i get paid. Add three or four deals a week just on instagram. so they'll be deal the audio podcast for the business is going to give me an opportunity to still get out. Still create some visibility. It doesn't require me to get dressed up more than what's for the week. I can just drama headphones. Put my microphone in front of me. Talk about the things that i love And this podcast will be monetize through like courses and things of that nature k. As far as time is concerned now as relates to what before we get to time as relates to what. I'm going to be responsible for and what my team is responsible for. My team is responsible for the research development for these videos in for these podcasts. I'm responsible for showing up at either recording a podcast recording the video. And then after that time we send it off to editing editor will put all the pieces together delivered back to my team. They'll use the social media takedown process to develop the rest of the supporting content and scheduled out so literally i have to do is show up. I'm a planning for two hours a week. For prerecorded video. That's more than enough. That gives me enough. Time to get setup duma make up give close all sit in front of the camera because my else normally around twenty minutes in front of cameras have a couple of bloopers because they always happen. And then pass that off to the editor for the podcast. Likewise these podcasts. Probably about thirty or forty five minutes. The great thing about these is that i don't have to record during the day like to record my new videos During the day if they are like talking head videos but the wlac. That's something that i'm going to do anyway. I just take my camera on the go with me. And i captured that crap while i'm out and about okay and it's not crap is good stuff but i'm just saying you know captured that in the moment while i'm out and about that doesn't take me any time and literally if i'm going to do a talking head video that takes about thirty minutes to actually do the video in addition to make up and all that other stuff and this podcast i literally can be sitting in my bed with my microphone in my head fall and i could talk to you because you don't know what time of day it is because it doesn't matter you can't see me i love it. I love it here because these two pieces of content will allow me to have four or five pieces of supporting content to go out. That's doubling the amount of content. I could produce on top of the influence marketing campaigns. That may come up. You know dedicated day to go out and get those pictures and stuff like that. It's amazing. I love it here right so now i've identified what i'm gonna do what i'm willing to do how much time it's going to actually take me.
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"whitaker" Discussed on The Kae Whitaker Show
"I'm not willing and if instagram if that's what you want then we will have to have a different kind of conversation with me and my team to say okay. Are we willing to play here right now. From a business perspective we have to. We have to play the air. We have to be present because it is generating revenue generating source for the business. But what am i willing to do on the platform. That is easy to me that i can commit to that sting number one. If i don't determine what. I'm good at and what i'm willing to do. Everything else will kind of go out the window because be going without any type of indication on what is actually possible. So i look at what. I'm good at look at what i'm willing to do and then from there Based off of that. I look at. What will require my time in order to accomplish this. And what can i offload to someone else. I never tried to do this alone. I never tried to be a one man show. Because i don't know about you. But i am often the roadblock to things getting done i am often the place.
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"whitaker" Discussed on The Kae Whitaker Show
"That was attractive to them. I've always been able to relate with other moms and business Moms and business are really a heart pool of mind because i understand the struggles and the turmoils that we sometimes go through as mother's trying to balance Being a good mom and being ambitious and Being a home giver. Whatever we like to call it. I understand those deals. So it's always been a mission of mind to make sure moms feel confident in their abilities to earn big money. Notches you know. Earn enough to get by. But let's get to this money because why can't we right. Why can't we be excellent. Moms an excellent income generators at the same time. So that's the whole premise of this show. So i'm content has always been able to attract that type of person so i called the hit a freaked out and i was like well bump the marketing agency. 'cause that takes a lot of work. I've got consistent. Clients will pay me enough. You know to keep things where they are. Blessed another revenue strain. So i went over to the blogger side and not knowing a thing for house. Doing i started working with brands getting paid. And before you know it..
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"whitaker" Discussed on The Kae Whitaker Show
"The direct messages that i get so that we can really form a community. I'm working on the community piece of this To determine whether or not actually wanna facebook group. I can be honest with you. There is a group there for the show. but i'm not the best host. So i'm not a good facebook grouper so while i know that those groups and communities do really really well also know that you have to have good community management in place so that may come as a face to face three of the show. Once the courses are in place in the show is supported by the income from the courses. I'll be able to hire like a community manager to help me be a better community manager. Because i'll be honest i'm just not good at participating in those type of environments but i know how resourceful they can be so right now. The best place to connecting go deeper in conversation and really get a feel for who. I am who i family is. What we stand for stuff like that is on instagram. And it's going to in our stories because that's the place where i really get honest and transparent in this way you get to see the real me. My instagram feed is my highlight reel is the best parts of our lives. And i documented in that way so that i can go back and look and see how god's blessing us through those moments Because sometimes and this is what. I was telling some folks over on youtube. Sometimes you just need a pick you up you need a reminder of what's going on good in your life so that when you're struggling and you're having moments those moments don't overwhelm you and you can have a place where you can go back a little kim. See what's good about where you are. That's how my instagram profile serves me. That's how my youtube channel serves the so in our stories that we have conversations that are that are real that are candidate that are laid back That are not the highlight reel. It's not mean made up in dressed up stuff like that. It's just us. And that's why i really want to connect with you. So that's it for this episode. I don't wanna keep it too long. That's what you can expect. So just a recap. Check the show notes. Connect on instagram. Expect two or three episodes a week Expect to get your business life.
The MMA Hour with Ariel Helwani
Where Does Derek Brunson Go From Here?
"Let's talk about dark brunson because he looked great. He dominates he submits darren till in the third round. He's now won five in a row. He's tear it up. And in the contextual sense. He has absolutely done enough to earn a title. Shot in fact. I will strongly argue. He is more deserving title. Shot than marvin vittori was when he got the title shot. Robert whitaker is next. Brunson could easily wait for a title shot. He could be a backup. He could be replacement fighter for that fight or he could go ahead and just take another fight. So where does derek brunson go from. Another dominant win. I'll be shocked if he's not at least slotted in as a reserve for the Sonya you would occur rematch when whenever that happens and it's not. It hasn't been book yet. We're all thinking early. Twenty twenty two. I'm sure brunson will be ready by then. I'm sure he's staying in shape. He's aware of the possibility. I know we said on another show recently. That fighters shouldn't take reserve opportunities. But i mean. I think they should if they're only if they're guaranteed show money and win money. It brunson gets that guarantee. I know that's not gonna happen. That's not how the ucf works. I think they might get their show money usually because they show up and they weigh in. So that's the minimum. You should also get your win money. I want that to be a policy in the usa going forward. And that's the case. Brunson one hundred percent. Be ready for that spot. He's he's definitely earned that for me. If he can wait. I wanna see him weight. This ideal situation that sonya and whitaker shah you're february the late and then And then we you know maybe brunson can get in there. I guess it would be may probably may or april which seems like a long time but if you can wait that long. That's how i would do it. I he deserves tell shot he should notify anyone else. Yeah i mean. I think he's absolutely unequivocally in the driver's seat for the next in line. Spot behind whittaker it's oughta sonya whitaker brunson then cannon air in my eyes and if i'm derek brunson like you said there's nothing more you need to do your next fight should be for the belt and you hope that robert whitaker doesn't beat israel ottesen it because then there's going to be a trilogy fight yada yada. Yada canadair needs brunson to solidify title. Shot brunson does not need cannon air to solidify his in my eyes for the sake of check the tapes and all that the ufc will probably make the fight between brunson and cannon air possibly put it on the same card is out of sonya whitaker. So that's why pick.
The Kae Whitaker Show
"whitaker" Discussed on The Kae Whitaker Show
"Of that nature voting organizations Anything that stands up for something in order to influence change. That's a community in that. Would be in alignment with what we would consider like a goal. Another example of that might be a community that is based around education or inquiry. Right meaning this group is designed to support each other by feeding each other experiences through what they've learned. So sometimes you'll see this informs that are for example user groups of technology. Those are great examples of like educational our inquiry based communities Where you bring a group of people together that their product purchasers so they've already purchased from you in their common goal or common bond is that they've purchased this piece of software. Now they're trying to learn how to use it Another example of a common bond based around a goal would be like creation and innovation those groups that come together and do like beta groups and testing groups where I've done it before for my courses where i'm building out. A new course and get students together that have maybe purchased this entry level course from me. But they're going to get together and i'm going to ask them questions. Those of you that are authors that have written books you know you've got focus groups. Those groups are Or communities are based around and that goal is to create something okay another type of group. That's based around a goal would be like a purpose group or support group right these groups you see a lot with people and sometimes there's a hybrid of this but you'll see these groups a lot of good example of this like mommy blogger right. That's a support type community right. We're always together. We're always exchanging ideas. But it's not just good enough to be a mommy blogger sometimes those groups king though you know. Mom's of teams mocha moms of san antonio on and so forth. Now i just gave an example of a group that is based off of a goal and based off of a place in. We'll talk about that In just a second but those groups are oh. There's another one. I'm a part of this community on facebook in a facebook group that are black women that love outdoor spaces right. We share demographics where market segment of black women and our common goal is our common bond is our interest in backyard spaces. Okay now. that's not a good example of a goal or purpose for support. Well it's kind of a hybrid because in that group. We share ideas about how to accomplish. Certain looks in our backyard. But i don't wanna jump too far ahead of myself but you get the point right for common goals you either want to solicit change or create some type of action he want to educate you want to innovate create something or you want to support one. Another a group sets a good example of like a support group. Common experiences is another type of common bond now in these types of communities. You're gonna see a lot of situational or circumstances That people share that they in most cases they can't control so this is gonna sound really morbid but like your cancer organizations and stuff like that. Those communities are like based bonds where people come together because they have some type of life experience that is outside of control of their control. And that's the primary bond. So let me say this because a lot of these examples that i'm giving you you'll see in this kind of one of my points in my things to know at the end you'll see that. There is a hybrid of objectives that the community accomplishes because there may be their primary bond might be based off of a goal but their secondary bond might be based off of an experience or an interest sauna so forth..
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"whitaker" Discussed on The Kae Whitaker Show
"In some more loyal followers subscribers They're gonna turn into brand advocates and promoters kind of organically when the community is there a lot of times when we talk about engagement. We talk about it in a way that thinks of us talking to our audience but a community is a segment of people that former relationship as a result of having similar interest goals experiences or interest that come about as a result of your business organization brand okay. This segment of people talk to each other. They don't just talk to you. It's not just about you talking to them. But this is turning at segment of people into a community of people that have conversations with each other that support one another That educate one another so and so forth so this changes the lands of how we look at how we create content. And how we What's the word. i'm looking for. Engage our audience online because our goal then goals from just getting them to talk to us but getting them to talk to each other. And that's where the magic happens. Online is very easy to get your audience to talk to you right but it is something special when the people that are connected to you online began to talk to each other and began to support each other based around this common goal interest sauna so forth so our goal to drive engagement is not suggest people to talk to us but is to get people in community where they feel comfortable and confident to have the ability to go into these deep conversations without you having to be a part of it now in order to do that. There's a few things that you need to do. And today we're gonna talk about three of those things and then once we're done talking about those three things. I'm going to give you some homework to get. You started okay. This is a series of conversations that we're gonna half around becoming more community driven bursts about engagement in terms of if someone's liking your content. If someone is talking to you we wanna get conversations. Going around similar interests similar go similar experience circumstance on his so forth. And we're going to facilitate that through our social channels occur so in order for this to be successful we have to i as to organization identify. What mark is segment where this market segment is in relation to our brand and let me explain okay..
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"whitaker" Discussed on The Kae Whitaker Show
"Am with my husband on this this this time and i was like oh i did like it at first but then i was like. That's actually really healthy. Because her first thing in the morning isn't me to you know to her god and her husband and so when i started building my business i built my business aware like with my consulting clients. None of them have my phone number right. We do all we did consulting conference call dot com and then now we do it all on zoom and even if we have a long term client you know they're still on email and on zoom when people are in my inbox take top on instagram or facebook. And they're like asking me for business advice. I will kindly said hey. I would love to assist you for free email and we could set up a time for pay consultation and often times people will be like. I just got one quick question. I'll go hey. I told the understan- but what you're asking me what i do for business so what i do for work and i'm not trying to just be all about money but this is how this had my business and if i answer you and all the other one thousand people with the same question than spending all of my time doing consultant were privately versus. Actually how i do as my business. And i have just got to a point where it's like. I'm going to upset people with my boundaries. I'm going to disappoint people. People may talk about me or whatever but at the end of the day. I have to know that this is actually a really healthy thing for me is actually healthy for them if they if they actually saw the opportunity you know what that's really really key and understanding because would you agree that a lot of times and i work with people to help them understand what boundaries are always. It never fails because i'm additional mark. We do automation stuff. So we do all of their business automation marketing automation at in automation..
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
Many older Americans not getting potentially life saving vaccines
"Many older Americans are not getting potentially lifesaving vaccines. 46% of adults ages 50 to 79. Give themselves a great sea or lower if they were to be tested on their knowledge of vaccines, 74% admit they really need more information. We're talking about vaccinations for a number of things, and some of those in this category include flu, pneumonia, whooping cough, shingles, tetanus, and there are others in a normal year. Get this. Some 50,000 Americans die from these vaccine preventable diseases. Dr Latasha Perkins tells me older Americans are disproportionately represented in that number get a really bad shingles. But you have other medical complications, which, as we age, our immune system weakens, and so we have more complications for something that may be a simple shown single infection in the 21 year old May not look that way in a 75 year old so Chronic medical illnesses. On top of that, we couldn't cause you to be hospitalized and sometimes die. Doctor Perkins suggests people start online to find out which vaccinations they may need, then reach out to their doctors through a virtual visit to ask questions and find out what their next steps should be. If you need a list of those vaccinations, I made it super easy for you to find Just got a common news dot com Such hot link that's called Denise Whitaker.
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"whitaker" Discussed on The Kae Whitaker Show
"Okay by not hire somebody. But it s. He watched me find this joy in it As things have progressed and especially as by god's grace the income has destino blowing away that we are so appreciative. He's like okay all rights. He takes my pictures more seriously He's you know. He's my main photographer. Although i work with other people he is my cfo. We have meetings. We can plan like he's even to the point he can help me with ideas like okay. What about this for this real or this for this image and so it's a time though i mean it's been years but i just thank god that we've gone to this place but really it takes. I think it took him seeing me be barest serious about it and not let up not let go and know that this is a part of us in our our relationship also respecting his boundaries. Absolute last one of the biggest things. That's a whole nother conversation. I think that we should have because our husbands are there with us. I think sometimes it's assumed that they wanna be a enjoy it the same way we enjoy it. If i'm like okay. I want to go jump off the cliff. Because i think it's going to help me do this. He's like all right. Let's plan it out. You know he's gonna be at the bottom taking pictures but there are some things he's willing to do and there are some things that he's not willing to do and i'm over here like all but if we do this. I'm not there yet. So i think that's important that we point that out because everybody that's got the spouse you want your spouse to be their sometimes his supporters just giving you the space to take the pictures maybe not. He's in them but he's just like okay baby. If that's what you wanna do go ahead. i'll be here. I'll watch the kids and you do what you gotta do. But i don't wanna be necessarily apart of it. So let's talk about time because he mitch and take pictures every weekend and it has thought because you were taking pictures every week. How much time would you say. And this doesn't have to be like a exact number. This is just if i'm thinking about doing this. What should i have in place before. I started to put this into my routine. Like what kind of time should be creating space four-mile life so make sure that i'm able to handle what i think i'm ready to get into you know. The question is very hard because if anybody asks me any stage line okay. Can you create time for this. I may have just said. I have no time like there's literally no more hours in my day is really about for me. Multitasking claiming ahead be attend intentional. So i plan ahead in a way where i will take at least three. Let's say at least three outfits in one go. I set aside at least an hour. Maybe two especially. If i have the kids involved and make sure i make the most out of the environment batch shooting. I'm going to at least have to post double images with one outfit. Because he needs something early remained. Mike okay. I need something for the sponsor posts by needs something non sponsored also. And so..
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"whitaker" Discussed on The Kae Whitaker Show
"I i was just creating in creating and as you had mentioned for we when i say we because it really influencer marketing or sincerely only is really we me and my husband at this time when i initially got into. He's the one that pushed into. He was like he saw that. I was getting down again. He was like hey remember when you were blogging before you go back. And so he knew that had brought light to me so honestly influence a marketing is great. If you are ready to be intentional and know that there's going to be ups and downs and you're doing a not based off of the motion because the point that has started becoming a job. I couldn't find the same escape unless i decided to be myself completely. That's why it's always volved with me. But i've also always been transparent because with it. I realized that people want the stories. They they wanted to know your story in who you are and if you're not comfortable sharing that there's there's only so far you can go in in the space unless you go intentional with okay. I'm not doing lifestyle undoing. Just business all there. You can do that but you got go all the way it You know in and out saying maybe you've got a plan ahead. You've got to have a system ready where you can create the content consistently and put it out there. Which for us. We know that that's a lot worse here and use our families like our families. You save me him and we'd the blog your husband like a lot of times if it requires a different level of support from home. I speak from experience when i was just doing business. Stuff didn't involve him. It was just me. It was easy. But when i started having the conversations with him to say hey these ladies are asking me for more than just how to create a sales funnel their acts. They're wondering like how. I'm able to work how our communication works and he's like well. No if i wanna share that like it was a process to get him to even come to the place where he was like okay. I'm open with having our family open like this. Was your husband always like board with what you were doing or did it take some progressing for him to say okay. This is what we're doing. This is a weak thing in just a she thing so i will say Beginning he was kind of pushing me there but then when he saw. Because when i take something i run with it. And he knows that so he was kind of taken aback where it was like. Okay now i'm wanting you to take all these pictures every week or You know. I need to get this or that. I need to plan an outfit anytime time and space to do this. Especially in our transitions of moving and whatnot He was really resistant. adverse he he couldn't stand it. I'll say to be honest after why he com not taking pictures every weekend. Okay i'm gonna shoot in and then you know we'll just do a whole bunch of shots then it was like okay..
X96
"whitaker" Discussed on X96
"Matt Whitaker met Whitaker worked for Jeff Sessions. I didn't know Matt Whitaker. He worked for Attorney General Sessions. You didn't have any problems with Matt Whitaker. What He worked for Jeff Sessions. I didn't speak to Matt Whitaker about it. I don't know Matt Whitaker again. He worked for Jeff Sessions. No, no fairness to Matt Whitaker. Who again? I didn't know. Okay? I can tell you, Matt Whitaker is a great guy. I mean, I know Mac, Wake up. Follow Bill already on Twitter are ethics Bill. This is radio from hell on X 96. It's kind of cleaning out the closet. Amazing, isn't it Didn't really have you only have less than an hour carry to play that one, you know. Which one thing Which on you know song, the song. I'll get to it. I'll get to it. All right, Let's award. Well, We got things they must go next. But let's quickly award right, two of your boners, and that's brought to you in part by Noodles. And injured in an accident. Everyone deserves an advocate. Call later. 1355 55 50 or go to Utah. Advocates dot com Dude on noodles to be specific. So we had boner Boner candidate number one, which was well of a holy man can't kill the cove it who can In Sri Lanka. A self styled holy man said the God Kali has given me the power to cure covert. I know the secret. It's a special potion here drink this. Many politicians in Sri lank apparently fell for this. They showed up one of the politicians who drank the serum of the special potion. Then was immediately diagnosed with count covert and hospitalized, so didn't apparently worked very well. Voter candidate number two. My favorite candidate. I was going too fast to pull over. Drunk driver fleeing. Police said he was driving so fast that if he'd pulled over, he would have crashed. Boner candidate number three. Well, sometimes you feel like a knot. A couple getting into a domestic dispute over the one of the people in the partnership, one of the men having only one testicle, the other his husband was ridiculing him for that. Let's see Shawn one, a promise of a tote bag and the winner was boner Candidate number one. Holy man can't give a holy man can't kill the covert. Who can. That your winner of Round two now goes forward Might be boner of the day depends on how well it does against the winner of round once voting will take both champions. Put them against each other. You will decide. Boner of the day at 9 20. That's when Boehner fight happens. All right, things that must go brought to you by brought to you by Let's clean 2020 out of our carpets. Scheduling no residue. Carpet cleaning was zero rez this month Get three rooms cleaned for just 89 95 schedule online. Zero rez, a carpet cleaning. Think things that must go on the radio from hell. Sha. These are things that are just a man. They're just They're stuck in.
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
Companies debate whether to make COVID-19 vaccine mandatory
"Of of the the cover cover 19 19 vaccines vaccines become become available. available. Some Some people people are are choosing choosing not not to to get get it it and and it it raises. raises. The The question question is is were were here here for for medical medical reporter reporter Liz Liz Bonus Bonus employment employment attorneys attorneys now now say say it is one of the top questions they are getting. Asked if I don't choose to get the vaccine, can my employer make it mandatory to return to work? Well, it's very complicated at the short answer is that yes, employers may require employees to get vaccinated with the covert 19 vaccine for health care workers, perhaps nursing home workers or others. Those who don't get the covert 19 vaccine may be a real threat or danger to those around us. That's the basis employment attorney Faith Whitaker says. Your workplace can use to require the covert 19 bucks, but there needs to be some exceptions for medical or religion. That said, however, most people step up. This might never be mandatory. However, an early survey so far, many states report what Ohio has found. What we found is, for example, the nursing homes were seeing a on Lee about 40% of the people who work in nursing homes or taking the vaccine. But just because the vaccine can be mandatory right now, Business advisors even for medical personnel say that doesn't mean it should You see, the FDA has only given emergency use authorization for the Fizer and Madonna vaccines. So these leaders admit when there's clear evidence and months of data collection to demonstrate that this is a safe vaccine. In future periods of time and maybe even the future years it may become mandatory. It depends In the meantime, those advising employers say education and perhaps a few other steps might be a better way to get more people to get the covert 19 vaccine. For employers. They need to have thorough assistance from counsel and advice from counsel to understand their wrists and then also see whether or not it makes sense operationally to require that and maybe if they don't require He could provide incentives for encouraging it Now this is likely going to be an ongoing legal debate. The hope, of course, is that enough of us will step up to get it that air comfortable, so we get herd immunity. Means about 70% of us would have to be vaccinated, Which doesn't mean we still have a ways to go.
AP News Radio
Katie Couric, Mayim Bialik to be "Jeopardy!" guest hosts
"We now know which celebrities will be asked to temporarily fill Alex Trebek shoes as interim host of jeopardy Katie Couric is making some history she will become the first woman ever to host the iconic TV game show the former today show host and network anchor as among the celebrities who are being asked to fill in as guest host on jeopardy replacing the late Alex Trebek who died in November others who are being asked to serve as guest host include actor my own B. Alec CBS news correspondent bill Whitaker and NFL star Aaron Rodgers who announced the news on his own the day before the final shows featuring Trebek aired last week currently the show's all time great champion Ken Jennings is serving as guest host he'll be followed by executive producer Mike Richards I'm Oscar wells Gabriel
Noon Report with Rick Van Cise
Fire at strip mall in Seattle’s Lake City destroys at least three businesses
"Damage to several businesses at a Lake City strip mall last night. Almost Denise Whitaker reports from the scene near Northeast one 27th and 30th Avenue Northeast. It was right before 11 o'clock last night, the flames raged on and with other buildings nearby, the fire department called him more units to make sure they got it out and that it didn't spread Shopping plaza. I had a papa Murphy's massage spot, another restaurant, Ah, laundromat and a smoke shop in it. This have a structure. Just one story is built with a common area that sort of connects all of the businesses. Firefighters call this the void area. That's where they say the fire quickly spread from one business. To the next. Thankfully, nobody hurt, but it's still unknown how the fire started.
The Tennis Podcast
Sliding Doors
"We're not just living in the post. Today we're living in an alternate universe post because today and those day we're bringing you sliding does tennis which is kind of ovarian concept isn't it should we. Should we trademark this in some way. Can we patent it. Let's if it's a success. I shower and then and then we'll get onto the patent lawyers wouldn't wouldn't gwyneth paltrow smith about that. She owns the rights to alternates. Alternate timelines well. My favorite my favorite genre of is counterfactual fiction. There's a book called idyllwild which imagines a world in the ninety s where needed jfk nor marilyn monroe died in the sixties and it sort of projecting into the future and imagining a world. That is entirely different. And it's cooled arms on on this spoiler for you or the listeners are highly recommend anyway and it's called idol ball because of course idyllwild. Anybody know this putting on spot here. This is a great little but if trivia idyllwild was the name. jfk airport before it became today airport. I don't know how. I read your david. Private could a medium sized book right. Yeah i take a long time to read books Well it's worth the effort. If you got in your hands in the middle of the night you know we as we did last week. We start off with david. Whitaker's review of what we're about to do podcast as he says it's a really good idea. Like i like counterfactual history. If hitler had gone ahead with the invasion of britain in nineteen forty not bottled it dot dot dot. What if lee harvey oswald missed etc. What if it hasn't rained in henman's semifinal with even vich so my daughter's very much understood the premise. If today's podcast and one of those three we're going to do yes. Thank you very much. David whitaker slash. Dad's fuel suggestions A little teaser of what's come where we are thinking of sort of moment tree seemingly incident significant at the time occurrences in tennis which may or may not have entirely altered the course of tennis history. david would you like to kick us off with the first sliding doors tense moment. Yeah would i'd like to imagine a world in which rafael on the dow was not left handed never decided to to play left hand. All just ended up playing left handed. And it's one of the. It's actually one of the things that i wanted to come back to for for quite a while probably a year and a half ever since we did our rounded out story. Podcast when we were we went deep into his his past and tried to just chronicled his career from it from a very young age and during that process we had been like many other outlets taken in by a the the myth it turns out that his uncle tony had decided that he should play handed in order to be more successful in in order to discomfit his opponents more and we talked about that on that podcast and turns out. That isn't what happened. And we at the time i mean. I think that that podcast got some some great feedback. People enjoyed it. But a number of nadal diehard said cop believe you're still going with this view that refunded. The uncalled decided. He should apply left-handed. I one day. Because that's not the case. So i've also one day i'd like to really look into that and find out what the situation was and when we came up with sliding doors tennis and i chose. This is one of my my selections Matt's produced the referee on the dow autobiography which contains the following passage. I've seen reports in the news media saying that. Tony forced me to play left handed and that he did this because it would make me harder to play against well. It's not true. It's the story of the newspapers have made up. The truth is that. I began playing when i was very small and because i wasn't strong enough to hit the ball over the net. I'd hold the racket with both hands on the four hundred as well as the back end then. One day my uncle said there are no professional players who play two hens. Strictly speaking true. Monica seles did right. Fabrice santoro did right But anyway there are no place press professional players who played two hens. And we're not going to be the first ones so you've got to change so i did. What came naturally to me was to play left-handed why i can't tell because i ride with my ryan tend when i play basketball gulf or doubts. That was the way sounds order. I play right handed to but in football i play with my left and my left foot is much stronger than my rights. People say this gives me an advantage on the double handed backhand and that may be right having more feeling more control and both hands than the majority of players has to work in my favorite especially on cross court shots where a little extra strength helps but this was definitely not something that tony in. A moment of genius thought up. It's dumb to imagine that he might have been out to force me to play in a way. That did not come naturally to me so pretty emphatic rejection of that. That story that we've all kind of taken as just conceived wisdom from over the years a couple things that he's often talked about by commentators is looking like he's got to four hands conventional forehands in in the way he's able to strike the bowl in terms of the the sheer muscular. Rt of his game the way he's able to put you on the back foot from both sides equally strongly and say and he's alluding to that in that analysis of whites useful for him to play. Left
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
Study Sees Rise in Lonely Americans, and the Workplace Might Play a Part
"New study shows about 60% of workers are feeling lonely during this pandemic. Almost Denise Whitaker talk with an expert about how to deal with that Erica's honor with health kick suggests reaching out to friends and co workers. Help both them and you with conversations. Plus, she advocates a bit of self care something I've been doing. For example, are these livestream fitness classes and even that, you know, even though I'm not in the studio with other people, there is a sense of camaraderie. And I know that that's definitely An emotional boost for me, if it's not exercise you crave. Then she suggests you find another outlet to find that social connection with people. And that could be anything from an online cooking class, a virtual book club, wine tasting or some other group that you can connect with online right now to share your hobbies, your interests and Have a little bit of extra conversation outside of work
WBZ Midday News
Philadelphia vote counting staff getting death threats, official says
"Election workers spent the last week counting ballots, some of them in Philadelphia are getting death threats get more on that from CBS's 60 Minutes from Sunday 60 minutes. Correspondent Correspondent Bill Bill Whitaker Whitaker spoke spoke with with Republican Republican Philadelphia Philadelphia City City Commissioner Commissioner Al Al Schmidt, Schmidt, who who said said his his office, office, which which runs runs the the vote vote count, count, has has received received death death threats threats at the end of the day. We are counting eligible votes cast by voters. The controversy surrounding it is something I don't understand. It's people making accusations. Accusations like You are cheating? Yes. You are manipulating the vote yes, or calls to our offices, reminding us that this is what the second Amendment is for. People like us. You're getting calls like that? Yes. A not so veiled death threat. Yes, for counting votes in a democracy. Some states continue counting the votes. Even now, we're watching that foryou.
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
Berlin patient: First person cured of HIV, Timothy Ray Brown, dies
"Cured of HIV passed away this week, and we're learning that his influence on local research here lives on comas. Denise Whitaker has that story. Timothy Ray Brown was a Seattle native but living in Germany when he was cured of HIV through a bone marrow transplant. I interviewed him in 2013 after he moved back to Seattle from Germany, where he received that transplant and became known as the Berlin Patient. Brown passed away this week at age 54 still free of HIV, but his cancer had returned. His case continues to inspire researchers of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, the first pioneers of bone marrow transplants back in the 19 sixties. And that research continues. Today. Dr. Hans Peter Quim tells me that what started with Brown in Berlin more than 20 years ago, continues to influence the research into many other diseases. Today, we knew by then, already that we could, in fact, modify a patient's own cells to making resistant to HIV, that really no launch this of HIV effort at that time, and my lab Ridgeway and microbe has really worked on are now using the patient's own cells. To make the patient's own cells resistant to HIV team just received a new grand from the National Institutes of Health to continue his research of the hutch. He's essentially kind of gene editing kind of taking jeans apart and modifying them, putting them back into patients. Researchers at the Hutch have expressed their sadness at Brown's death, but say his story really continues to give them and others suffering from HIV. Sickle cell disease and other blood diseases. But there is hope for more to be cured. Come on news time.
News, Traffic and Weather
Not feeling sick, man tests positive for COVID-19 only after contact tracing
"People find contact tracing to be an invasion of their privacy. McComas Denise Whitaker tells us how it worked out Well for one man. There are certainly a lot of criticisms of contact tracing, but Peter Rosen Burger tells me He would not even have gone to get tested. Had it not been for that phone call he received from a contact Tracer. I first introduced you to Rosenberg er back in April, when he was really working hard to avoid getting covert 19 from his wife, Gracie. She has survived decades of health issues, including losing both her legs. Peter's been there every one of those almost 35 years as her full time caregiver. He nursed her through covert 19 which hit greasy really hard, And now that he's got it, he tells me he wouldn't have even known it had it not been for that call from a nurse, telling him he had been in contact with someone who tested positive would not go to the doctor. For what I feel right now. If I didn't know that I had Cove in 19 and I've got all the symptoms of Ah, you know, bad case of being out in the barn moving hay around. I'm glad I know because it gives me a little bit of extra buffer down for people because I don't want to spread the sea buddy. He is now sleeping in the guest room for his 10 days of quarantine. And he's also doing everything he can to try to boost his immunity by drinking lots of extra water on taking supplements.
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
SDOT expected to complete 'important work' in stabilizing West Seattle Bridge Monday
"Cruiser installing work platforms on the West Seattle Bridge, which has been shut down since March because of cracking it's all being done so that crews can get up there and stabilize the bridge for any work that may come next. New work platforms can each hold 10 people and once those are up in underneath the bridge each will be fastened to the bridge with breaking cable said the platforms can be moved back and forth. That way. They can access different areas of the bridge. This's going to give Cruz The access they need to reach those cracks. They're going to inject a poxy into each of the cracks. Also, they're adding some steel cables for stabilization work platforms will be under the bridge for at least the next three months, when the next step of the replacement puzzle should come clearer into view. There are three options to replace the West Seattle Bridge being considered. Three more to repair it. That's almost Denise Whitaker.
Chris Plante
Indiana woman shot, killed after argument with Black Lives Matter supporters, family says
"At a picture of a lovely young woman who was shot to death in Indianapolis, Indiana. Killed after an argument with Black lives matter supporters. His story on Indiana woman was fatally shot following an alleged argument between her family and a group of black lives matter supporters. The woman 24 year old Jessica Whitaker was walking along Indianapolis Canal Walk with her fiance, Jose Ramirez, to work with other another couple of two more people. It was about 3 a.m. On July 5th Fireworks night, July 4th. Stand out like When they say that someone in the group with Jessica Whitaker and Jose Ramirez used a slur of some kind and a group of nearby strangers who were black lives matter. Supporters took umbrage, of course, and the group yelled, Black lives matter. Then someone in Jessica Whitaker's group said all lives matter. Naturally that led to a scuffle and little back and forth and on. Both sides showed that they had guns because it's Indianapolis in the end, After all, it's it's like the Wild West. And they come down because they flashed guns at each other. In a couple of minutes later, they're walking away and somebody ran up to a bridge and shot down at Jessica and shot her and killed her. She had a three year old son and black lives matter. You know, that's the that's the thing. She's not black. So it's not a news story because you know how that goes. That's just not a That's not a thing.
News, Traffic and Weather
Protests and arrests continue on Seattle's Capitol Hill after the fall of 'CHOP'
"Zone, known as Shop was cleared Wednesday and overnight clashes between protesters and police on Capitol Hill in Seattle have been continuing sense. Almost in these Whitaker has more pine and Broadway is sort of their new hangout area and we did see that there were AH lot of protesters out there throughout the night and looking down the line at some of them. They were wearing helmets and other protective gear is if they also needed to protect themselves. And we continue to see police arrest people as well under the mayor's executive order that she issued on Wednesday, which by the way is in effect for 10 days and will continue all the way until next Thursday. They have under that order the right to arrest anyone who is refusing to vacate the area immediately when told the King County Prosecutor's office has released a statement on its decision to not file charges against most protesters, it says in part We understand the important distinction between people who are gathered to nonviolently air grievances and those who take advantage of the otherwise peaceful protests to commit violent acts. Prosecutor's office says none of the arrests made while clearing the chop zone have led to criminal charges. 13 people have been charged in relation to the chop of the protests that began in late May. Of those six are gun charges for our burglary charges. One is burglary and assault. One is a hate crime, and the last is a reckless burning case.
News, Traffic and Weather
Seattle police continue arrests after clashes in cleared CHOP zone
"Zonas Chop was cleared, cleared, and and there there was was another another overnight overnight clashes clashes between between protesters protesters and and police police on on Capitol Capitol Hill Hill in in Seattle. Seattle. Almost Almost Denise Denise Whitaker Whitaker is is there there with with more more Hein Hein and and Broadway Broadway is is sort sort of of their their new new hangout hangout area. And overnight we did see that there were ah lot of protesters out there throughout the night and looking down the line at some of them. They were wearing helmets and other protective gear is if they also needed to protect themselves. And we continue to see police arrest people as well under the mayor's executive order that she issued on Wednesday, which by the way is in effect for 10 days and will continue all the way until next Thursday. They have under that order the right to arrest anyone who is refusing to vacate the area immediately when told The King County Prosecutor's office has released a statement on its decision to not file charges against most protesters, it says in part, we understand the important distinction between people who are gathered to nonviolently air grievances and those who take advantage of the otherwise peaceful protest commit violent acts. The prosecutor's office is none of the arrest made while clearing the chop zone have led to criminal charges. 13 people have been charged in relation to the chop and the protests that began in late May. Of those six are gun charges for burglary charges. One is burglary and assault. One is a hate crime, and the last is a reckless burning case. Independence
Rock N Roll Archaeology
Record Store Day Drop Dates and Speaker Shopping
"Welcome back to vinyl SNOB. I'm Dave Whitaker. It's been several years since I set out to a symbol ultimate scary. Oh System! The final piece speakers. Fortunately after moving to a small town of about thirty thousand people I found something very rare today. A full tilt stereo shop. North Coast Audio and owner Chris Larson. I remember you walked in one day. I think you're across the street. There's very little repair shop right across the street with some cool parts and pieces. People tend to wander into my shop after trying to find them. They're a little hard to find and I think you, you said. Yeah I saw Macintosh on the sign outside, and I was really surprised I said, come on in. Yeah, come take. Take a look and we. We started talking about audio. Talking about what stuff you have, and name dropping kind of our favorites and and stuff we've had stuff. We like stuff we want. We just Kinda hit it off. We had fun and I think I've had. You listened to a couple of things, and we talked about having you come back with some your own music, which I always always recommend. Expose me to to maybe some things I haven't heard but it's the best way to do it I mean. This is what you're going to listen to. On these speakers I can play a demo music of the stuff you hear at the audience shows. Day After, day, but what are you going to actually? Sit Down and listen to. That is the best thing and when when when you say records like. Yes, that's. That's always that's always the most fun for me so I'm glad you did that. Stereo stores are always GonNa have their own repertoire of demo music and I'm I'm no different. I have stuff that makes speakers sound good. Why why would you do otherwise? But you know what it boils down to is. You want to have stuff that you're going to listen to on a regular basis. Sound good. I like doing both I you know, let someone wow you when you come into a start. Let them play a demo or two of. There's because they know what's going to sound good on their speakers. Then play your own stuff to see how you know real world sound is going to be on the speakers that you're interested in. I remember you called me up after at first time you came in here and said you WANNA. Come down and listen to some speakers, which is my favorite part of the job showing off my toys here? A lot of times I'll start at those two hundred dollars, speakers and I'll let the client decide. Hey, do you want to try something else? Okay, l., let's listen to that and and I probably said the same thing to you. It's one of my standard lines. Do you like what you're hearing? Okay? If the answer's yes stop. Because if you're happy with that, you're going to be happy because you can go nuts with this I mean you can go far beyond my my high end room. You can go insane with some without the hi Fi audio stuff, and that's part of the fun. That's part of the sickness, but if you stop a five hundred dollars set of speakers and that sounds great to you. Stop. That's that's in your budget. You're going to be happy with if you haven't heard. It what better sounds like you're not gonNA. You're not gonNA wonder, and you're not gonNA. Drive yourself nuts when you get them home. And that's that's the key thing is I. Want people to be happy when people enjoy their stereo systems like I do, and that's why you know I. Asked you the questions that I asked and tried to keep us within a within a certain range and let you decide. How far up you WANNA go. Term that's always what's worked for me and works at great from people.
News, Traffic and Weather
Riots, looting, cars set ablaze in downtown Seattle chaos after protests
"Imagine downtown Seattle now in shambles after hours of people setting cars on fire officers lobbing tear gas looters in a free for all in the downtown area the curfew we had imposed in Seattle now over at least for the next eleven hours we have another one in effect later today at five PM until tomorrow morning Seattle police chief Carmen best stating that the curfew helped officers couples Denise Whitaker with a new statement from the cheap this morning good morning the next morning the chief issued this statement just a few hours ago as she said people remain to downtown still assaulting officers still looting downtown stores the National Guard arrived last night to help control those crowds downtown the guard arrived in full riot gear mostly unarmed you can see that they carry batons with them before they arrived she's best to set her officers were working to protect people's lives she said multiple officers and civilians were injured mayor Jenny Durkan answered questions earlier on the violence that she watched with many of you we will protect the people of Seattle but we also make sure that our officers act appropriately I will also add that I have seen the officers taking enormous punishment last night into today with a number of things thrown their way and force being used and chief master reiterated that in her statement that the priority is indeed protecting life and ending the destruction today's also says the next steps for Seattle police will include reviewing a lot of video they were able to grab from surveillance cameras and many of the stores in cameras that are set up there in the downtown area of the have a look at this for prosecution purposes and of course priority downtown to get cleaned up and get secured a again just a reminder city officials saying it's not a good thing to go for a joyride in downtown Seattle right now to have a look it is very busy right now in the investigation continues and again a public is asked to stay away at