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WTOP
"woodard" Discussed on WTOP
"A fascinating film. From childhood actor in the our gang comedy shorts to his breakthrough movie role as a brutal killer. In 1960 7s in cold blood. You know there was a time once when we almost had it made. Then his popular TV show beretta, in which he played a police detective with a pet cockatoo. Say goodbye. Hello. All of which were overshadowed when he was accused of killing his second wife in 2001. In 2005, Blake was found not guilty of killing Bonnie Lee bakley, but was later found liable in a civil suit in order to pay Bailey's family in $30 million, leading him to declare bankruptcy. A state of emergency is an effect where 34 California counties ahead of another storm system. CBS's Carter Evans reports on what's known as a pineapple express. This atmospheric river is beginning to hit now, the snow is already beginning to change over full force. It could bring 5 inches of rain to the community of Camino, when the concern is the rapid snowmelt could flood communities down the mountain. Three days after being located in northern Mexico, the bodies of the two Americans killed have been returned, more from CBS Omar via France. The bodies of shaid woodard and zindel Brown are back on American soil while latavia McGee and Eric Williams are still recovering in a Brownsville Texas hospital. Family members say they were traveling from South Carolina to Mexico for a cosmetic surgery for McGee. They were attacked and kidnapped in the Mexican border town last week by suspected members of the gulf cartel. One suspect has already been arrested. Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky is in a Washington D.C. hospital after taking a fall last night at a fundraising dinner and suffering a concussion. Many of his fellow colleagues are wishing him a speedy recovery, including Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer. I call the leader this morning and spoke briefly with his staff to extend my prayers and well wishes. My thoughts are also with leader McConnell's family and his team. A spokesman says senator McConnell is expected to remain in the hospital for a few days. President Biden during a stop in Philadelphia lays out his almost $7 trillion budget plan, CBS Stacey Lynn, was with the president. The budget
The Officer Tatum Show
Mexico Authorities Arrest Suspects in Murders of US Nationals
"All right, so let me get to this topic here at Mexico authorities arrest the suspect in the kidnapping and murder of U.S. nationals. And, you know, just kind of listening to the story as it unfolded. It seemed like this was an accidental or not accidental, but a misdiagnosis. Or a misidentification. I'm a read this article real quick, it's Mexico authorities arrest the suspect Tuesday alleging alleged ties to the kidnapping of four Americans last weekend leaving two dead after crossing the U.S. Mexico border. Jose Guadalupe with an inn, I don't know what that means. A Mexican national in his early 20s was guarding a small wooden house outside the city where cartel members held the Americans when authorities detained him. Authorities have not confirmed if Guadalupe is involved in the cartel suspect or suspected of kidnapping the U.S. nationals. shahid, I think a shaed, woodard, and Zendaya Brown. According to official Mexican Mexico's state officials, they discovered the victims kidnapped by a gunman and they were taking and I think they were killed instantly, at least at the initial stop. So it's interesting to see this happen. It's interesting to see how we respond to this, you know, this is everyday life in Mexico in my personal opinion and some of these states where they just killing and dealing. And they have no mercy on people they'll kill you they'll kidnap you they'll do all kinds of stuff to you. You know, I was seeing articles in years ago where they had a whole bus load of kids all killed and buried in a shallow grave. I mean, a bus, a bus full of kids. School kids at a school. They killed all of them, beheaded them and put them in a grave. On the side of the road,
WTOP
"woodard" Discussed on WTOP
"Hospital. Two of the four Americans kidnapped in Mexico last week were found alive. About a half hour from where they were taken. Latavia McGee and Eric Williams received medical care and were then brought back to the U.S. to a hospital in Brownsville, Texas. McGee Williams and two friends shade woodard enzyme brown were in Mexico, so McGee could have a cosmetic surgery, but they got caught in the crossfire between two cartels. There's CBS News. The head of the Fox corporation is set in court filings that the 2020 election was not stolen. Fox chairman Rupert Murdoch said under oath that he believes the 2020 presidential election was free, fair, and not stolen. The admission is in court filings released in a voting machine company's defamation lawsuit over Fox News coverage of former president Donald Trump's false election fraud claims. Murdoch made the statement during sworn questioning by lawyers for dominion voting systems, dominion is suing Fox News for $1.6 billion, saying the network crippled the company's business by broadcasting false claims when Trump's lawyers that dominion had changed votes in the 2020 election. I Norman hall, Murdoch also questioned whether host Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham went too far in their coverage of the former president's false claims of voter fraud. Other materials released included texts from Tucker Carlson about how he wanted to stop covering Donald Trump. Here's a text message to an unidentified Fox employee on January 4th, 2021. Tucker Carlson writes we are very, very close to being able to ignore Trump most nights. I truly can't wait. I hate him passionately. That is a quote from a Tucker Carlson text message. House speaker Kevin McCarthy gave Fox News host Carlson exclusive access to 41,000 hours of surveillance video from the capitol riot. And last night on his show, Carlson portrayed the event as mostly peaceful and described President Biden and former House speaker Nancy Pelosi as liars when they called the attack a deadly insurrection. CBS News congressional correspondent Scott McFarland has been following the story and joined us earlier on WTO. There are moments when there's a quiet moment, but then there's fighting. There's brawling. There's a tax against police. The violence January 6th came in waves. It was episodic. It wasn't continuous in Tucker Carlson, according to the capitol police chief, cherry picked excerpts to fill a narrative that is just not true. Capitol police chief Thomas manger says Carlson has done the nation of disservice and worse by airing the footage. New tonight on WTO, the U.S., she's planning to lift the COVID-19 testing requirement for travelers from China. Sources are telling The Washington Post that this change could happen as soon as Friday. In early January, the Biden administration implemented a policy requiring all travelers from China ages to an older show a negative test result when entering the U.S.. Other countries with similar requirements have also ease testing rules. The decision to lift the requirement comes as COVID cases in China have declined, although U.S. officials say the data from that nation is likely a significant undercut. Democratic senator Mark Warner of Virginia and Republican senator John thune of South Dakota are introducing bipartisan legislation to address the threats posed by technology from foreign adversaries. That includes the very popular TikTok app, should be as news correspondent Nicole d'antonio explains those concerns the social media app has ties to the Chinese government. The bipartisan Senate bill would give the federal government the authority to tighten controls over companies that operate within hostile foreign countries and collect the personal data of Americans. We need a more comprehensive approach to evaluating and mitigating these threats. TikTok is owned by the Chinese company, ByteDance. It has long maintained it does not share data with the Chinese government. But there are also concerns about the app's impact on young people's mental health, and that China could use the platform to push propaganda. The Senate bill follows a similar measure introduced last week in the house. The CEO of TikTok is scheduled to testify before a House committee later this month. The Biden administration is now considering a major reversal on immigration. Officials familiar with the plan say the president is considering detaining migrant families who cross into the U.S. illegally. That comes as the administration gets set to end COVID-19 restrictions at the southern border and an expected influx of migrants. It would be a big flip, while both the Obama and Trump administrations detained families, the Biden administration stopped holding them in late 2021. Officials say nothing's been decided in Biden's spokeswoman corinne Jean Pierre will not say up to tension is an option. I'm not going to go in on rumors that are out there. The current policy allows families who arrive at the Mexico border to be released into the U.S. and told to appear in immigration court at a later date. Sagar Meghani, Washington. Your cost of borrowing to buy a home or taking out a loan is going to keep going higher. It's the latest word from the chairman of the Federal Reserve, who says interest rates may rise more than originally anticipated. WTO's Mitchell Miller on Capitol Hill. Fed chair Jerome Powell says, while progress has been made in bringing down inflation from its 40 year high, the process of getting inflation back down to 2% has a long way to go and is likely to be bumpy. Powell telling the Senate banking committee recent figures for job growth and consumer spending indicate the economy isn't cooling down enough. The unemployment rate was 3.4% in January, its lowest level since 1969. The fed's next interest rate hike coming later this month could be a half percent rather than a quarter percent, and that could mean the
The Officer Tatum Show
ESPN NBA Analysts Kendrick Perkins, JJ Redick in Heated MVP Debate
"Let me continue what I was saying. We got another clip, and we may have to shine, we may have to skip the first part of that clip because it's very similar. To the clip I already played. Oh, okay, so I play thing is down for a second. But I'll get to the clip here in a minute. But the gentleman Kendrick Perkins literally went on a racist rant. And so did Stephen a Smith. You know, I just, it's weird to me how black people can get on there and they can bad mouth white people as hard as they can. They can specifically say, hey white people, y'all shouldn't be doing this. And nothing is said nothing happens. There's no criticism. There's no nothing. White America y'all bet not do this. Now, just imagine if a white guy got on there and said black people, let me talk to y'all for a minute. Y'all bed and I used this as a way to talk bad about white folks. Because y'all black people need to not talk bad about my people. I mean, bro, he would get fired midair. They'll fire him while he's talking. They're literally writing his papers up and they will hand him his papers live on air and cut the stream.
The Officer Tatum Show
How the Left Covers for Criminals
"These policies that sound cute to mindless non critically thinking people are getting people hurt, you don't need to broadcast to the entire state of Washington that we would no longer pursue if you're driving over a 100 mph. That can be a police intern. You know, we never put it out as a memo when I was on the Tucson police department. But we didn't pursue people for certain crimes in the city limits. If you're outside city limits, man, your butt is ours. But in the city limits, if you haven't committed an act of violence against another person, meaning a felony, crime gets another person that was violent if it was just property damage that was felonious, then we wouldn't chase you. But the criminals didn't know that. They thought we were chasing any day of the week all the time. But when they get woken, they start doing this fake transparency stuff, they get people killed. If a person knew that the police officer would pursue them, they probably wouldn't be driving a 110 mph, 111 mph. And if the police can't pursue them, they'll be able to stop and pit maneuver them and prevent them from killing people.
The Officer Tatum Show
2 Children Dead After Democrat-Backed Law Prohibits Police Pursuit
"Two children dead after Democrat back law prohibits police from pursuing suspects driving a hundred, a 111 miles per hour, Washington sheriff sounds the alarm on the Democrat backed law that Barr's police officers from certain vehicular chases after two children were tragically killed by a suspect driving more than a 100 mph. Now, let me just read the quote here. It says, I've been doing this. I'm going on 27 years. I have never seen anything like this in my day and age. He told and I believe this is sheriff, had told the person from the news. He says, I like to think in western Washington state. We did a pretty good job prior to this legislation of managing our police pursuits, but when the politicians and Olympia got involved and changed the way we do business, it's just not working out.
The Officer Tatum Show
Homosexuality and Religion
"It's funny how these African leaders are clearly opposed to homosexuality in their country. They want nothing to do with it. And they are against it. And in you know, I think this is my thoughts about it in America, and I move on to another topic, but I just really think that people should have the right to disagree. They people should have a right to say, I don't support homosexual behavior. People should have a right to say, I do support homosexual behavior. And matter of fact, I want to go and be with a man. That's something. People have the right in this country to do both. If you want to go marry a man, people should not hurt you. You know, to be honest, people shouldn't even really care. Unless you start to deal with the religious aspect of it, if you marry a man marrying a man, you can't be a pastor. That's against the Bible. You can create your own religion and he can do whatever you want to do. But you can't be following a religion following Christianity claim you're following Christ because if you ask me, it's a fraudulent organization that you run it. If you say you follow Christ, but then you're doing exactly the opposite of what Christ is doing, but you claim it to be a church and you're taking people's money every month. You're a fraudulent organization and that should come to an end. But in America, not every institution is a Christian institution. I wish it was, but it's not. And I think that people should be able to live whatever life they want to live, just like in a kingdom, or just like in life, God created men and gave us free will. So if you want to send your whole life and do whatever you want to do, that's fine.
The Officer Tatum Show
How Much Longer Can We Give Ukraine a Blank Check?
"I don't understand why we giving money to Ukraine at this point. All right, we gave y'all enough bro you on your own. How long are we gonna fund you guys in a war that you ain't gonna win? And then how are you gonna get mad at Vladimir Putin? If the rose will reverse and that was the United States and they were encroaching on the United States through, I don't know Hawaii is something I don't know. What would be a because there's an actual physical border there. They were encroaching through out of something that's connected in Canada, just say they were invaded Canada and Canada turned on us. And now they're encroaching through Canada into northern United States of America. And we're just going to sit there and let them take over and do it. No, we will be fighting too. We'll have beef too. I don't understand how, as a country we just, we're just living through these smoke smoke and mirrors.
The Officer Tatum Show
A Thank You to Joe Biden
"All right, I want to talk about Joe Biden real quick and I said this in a teaser, I want to thank Joe Biden for all that he's done against this country. I mean, for this country, and I want to tell him that I support him in his 2024 run. Yes, that's right. I hope that he runs and I would donate money for him to run. So Donald Trump can sweep him under the rug like grandma due to dirt after the barbecue. Joe Biden is the worst president in United States history. The cabinet that he has is the wokest most ridiculous cabinet that there is. Nobody in there know how to do anything they're supposed to do. They all woke. They got Pete booty snitching there. He don't know nothing about transportation. He has no idea what's going on. It's just because he's gay. And then the other person is trans. I don't even know what this person is doing. You might as well still be a man. If you're gonna still look like a man with a wig on. Okay, listen, that is absolutely in my opinion disrespectful. For you to say, I'm a trans woman and you don't even put no effort in to look like a woman. You look like me, I say that. Lord help me Jesus, I want to be right by you. It bothers me that these people do this stuff and they just spit in our face and trying to embarrass our country.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"woodard" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"For. That's what I spend my time thinking about it is how to help everyday folks live their dreams. And that was representative Patrick mchenry, Republican from North Carolina, with Bloomberg quick takes, medicine, mills. Now, Denise you know, there's a new $17 million fund focused on demographic change. We're talking about cake ventures. And Monique woodard is founder and managing director there. So she explains here what cake is up to and how the fund got to this point to Bloomberg's ad ludlow and Caroline Hyde. Cake ventures is focused on big technological changes combined with demographic shifts. And we back and invest capital into companies that touch areas of demographic change, including aging and longevity, increased spending power of women, and the rise of a new majority. Talk to us about the rise of a new majority because I think that's a really fascinating shift. Just sort of talking about tech adopters who are coming from, well, minority led areas, particularly more the people of color, Asian communities that are building something culturally as well as financially really. Correct. These three groups, Asian black and Latinos, have an increasing influence on Internet culture. Increasing their spending power. And I think for kick ventures, that means that this is an area that we want to invest in and invest in quite early. Congratulations is really interesting to speak to a new name in the world of venture capital. We've been talking to founders week pretty much about how difficult it's been to raise money for those startups in this environment. And I kind of want to put the same question to you. Who are your LPs? Where did the money come from? And how hard was it for you to get this vehicle finalized? Well, we have great LPs like pivotal ventures and Melinda French Gates company, Bank of America, San Donna, capital, foundry group, fund of funds like that. And we are in a really challenging time for entrepreneurs and for emerging fund managers. I won't deny that. But
Bloomberg Radio New York
"woodard" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Patrick mchenry, Republican from North Carolina, with Bloomberg quick takes, medicine, mills. Now, Denise you know, there's a new $17 million fund focused on demographic change. We're talking about cake ventures. And Monique woodard is founder and managing director there. So she explains here what cake is up to and how the fund got to this point to Bloomberg's ad level and Caroline Hyde. Cake ventures is focused on big technological changes combined with demographic shifts. And we back and invest capital into companies that touch areas of demographic change, including aging and longevity, increased spending power of women, and the rise of a new majority. Talk to us about the rise of a new majority because I think that's a really fascinating shift. Just sort of talking about tech adopters who are coming from, well, minority led areas, particularly more people of color, Asian communities that are building something culturally as well as financially really. Correct. These three groups, Asian black and Latinos have an increasing influence on Internet culture, increasing their spending power. And I think for kick ventures, that means that this is an area that we want to invest in and invest in quite early. Congratulations is really interesting to speak to a new name in the world of venture capital. We've been talking to founders week pretty much about how difficult it's been to raise money for those startups in this environment. And I kind of want to put the same question to you. Who are your LPs? Where did the money come from? And how hard was it for you to get this vehicle finalized? Well, we have great LPs like pivotal ventures and Melinda French Gates company, Bank of America, San Donna, capital, foundry group, fund of funds like that. And we are in a really challenging time for entrepreneurs and for emerging fund managers. I won't deny that. But
The Showtime Podcast with Lakers Legend Coop
"woodard" Discussed on The Showtime Podcast with Lakers Legend Coop
"What's the most famous actress that you kissed on screen? Well, I'm glad you should say off screen. Let me think. All straight. You know what? Coop, this may surprise you, man. And we're talking about in the 80s, when you didn't see a whole lot of black folk kissing one another. True. And. I would remember, man, I can't remember not one scene where I had a love scene. On hill street, I had a lot of great things to do. But maybe. A kissed Lin moody, but it wasn't like one of those passionate kisses, you know? They brought her, excuse me, we brought her on to play my girlfriend, but she makes you only was on maybe one or two shows at the most. But, you know, Bobby hill was a eunuch, man. He's the same, man. When you get down, you know? But that didn't happen too much on screen. Sicily, Tyson. I played played with that boyfriend. What was that like? It was a dream, man. Was a lip soft or hard. It was the best. Sauce, man. Okay. She was perfect. She was one of the most incredible. And I worked with a couple of times. I did a series. I had a recurring role playing a boyfriend. And then I did another series where she was a social worker in the play and Alfred woodard was in that piece. But I called her the queen, man. You know, when I met her, I said, you're royalty, you know? And whatever I can do to make, you know, make whatever you need better, please don't hesitate, you know, to tell me 'cause I have so much respect for you and the show was a John Romano who had been a writer on hill street, but Sicily is probably.
The Vibe Juice Podcast
"woodard" Discussed on The Vibe Juice Podcast
"So i i wanted Move on Under under the Swamp jews that was a pretty good topic but So last month in september Bob woodard and robert costa released the book which was published peril and This is a book that covers us. That's recognizes as the second. Most period of american history was a transition from a president trump to joseph biden. What happened on January ninth in six gives me imperil. It takes deep inside the trump white house. The biden white house at twenty twenty campaign the pentagon the and the congress of the congress with vince vivid eyewitness account of what really happened. Peril is a book. And i know i know people think that only the politicos only the people that are some kind of nerd kind of research oriented person it. We'd like a novel Powerful right right you you get caught up in wsb. Yeah right. Reason got four five swat. Tv shows yes. Okay and people get caught up in short but what if when you read this. You actually bring to another level of comprehension. This is this is what we're talking about. What we say be prepared. You have to be capable of making the connections on your own. You don't have to listen to ali. you have to listen to song. Be listen to anybody but you have to have the scales to do so. And i see a lien is is is you don't voter suppression is one thing. Yes but if you suppress people's ability to read and comprehend yes to gain knowledge you already written off a portion of the voting population They they will even be explain to you why they can't vote but they know they can't both and that's it and that's all that's no now. We really talk in danger right so people be prepared be prepared yes not tomorrow but today it's done yesterday thank you not. Yes if not yesterday you right so listen on one and move on. Thank you for that. That was a really intense segment of this is to all of this is always to be continued. Always because the story has never been told in the war is not over right. Okay so thanks. Moving onto booty juice. I just want to mention our business arts and entertainment Segment before we close so couple of things in in the in the news and we're a little behind on a couple of things..
KOA 850 AM
"woodard" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Pat is here and you've got the latest look at the nation's unemployment lines, and those lines got a little bit shorter last week, the Labor Department says initial jobless claims fell by 7000 last week to a total of 411,000 longer term. Continuing claims for benefits were down to buy 144,000 to 3.4 million claims remain. Course, much higher than they were before the pandemic, But they're down substantially from the 700,000 or so initial claims we saw earlier this year Frontier Airlines is killing its covid recovery surcharge fee of a dollar 59 cents per flight segment went into effect last month. But it wasn't publicized until yesterday on the reviews were not good. Denver's hometown airline says the feet was to cover covid cost like cleaning the planes, adding plexiglass shields two counters and providing PPE for workers. Frontier was one of the airlines on the receiving end of billions of dollars in federal aid. The airline says that money was for keeping workers on the payroll while the FIA just killed was to offset other costs. After an assembly line shut down because of a semiconductor chip shortage. Cadillacs are once again rolling off the line production of the 2022 Cadillac XT five luxury crossover begins today that the company Springhill Assembly plant in Tennessee. The plant shut down briefly in April because of the global Endemic prompted shortage of semiconductors, making things worse of fire at a Japanese semiconductor factory in March, squeezing the supply of new vehicles and setting prices have used cars. Sky high. Jeff Manasso Fox News as Europe reopens to American visitors, Here's another travel option you might want to consider French startup Midnight trains is launching an overnight sleeper that they're calling a hotel on rails. This happens in 2024, the company announced its plan to create a rail network. Connecting. It's up to 12 other cities across seven countries, including the UK, The sleeper train will feature what the company calls affordable private rooms and dining options on Wall Street. Stock futures point to gains of today's opening Bell. Next money updated 7 12, Pat Woodard. Cable news radio Great to.
KOA 850 AM
"woodard" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Gasoline supplies were doing the tighten up is the colonial pipeline shutdown enters its fifth day pipeline provides much of the gas and oil to the East Coast. But shutting it down for this long will have a ripple effect across the country and infects anyone that needs to drive a car to and from work to and from school to and from a store to get groceries trick to Han with gas. But, he says, when nothing's flowing through the Plane. It doesn't take long to empty out what's in storage. The problem is that those tank farms those massive storage tanks that you may be seeing in the media, those white tanks that sit above the ground and hold millions of gallons of fuel. Rapidly draining cripple a projects the price increase of as much as seven cents a gallon because of the ransomware shutdown of the colonial pipeline. The good news is that the operators of the pipelines say they expected to be back in full operation, Probably by the end of this week. Our next money update is it's 6 42, Pat Woodard. Keohane News radio. Thanks, Pat 6 14 sports Time as we head back to the case home studio, the ABS. It wasn't pretty at times, but man, did they get it done last night. Wanted. Only Philipp Grubauer put himself squarely back in the conversation when the Vezina Trophy, which is awarded each year to the best netminder in hockey after last night's to one win at first place, Vegas grew our stopped 36 of the 37 shots. The Golden Knights fired Adam but knows his team will have to be better if they want to win in the playoffs. It was nice to get that game and get those two points for sure. From a team perspective. I don't think it was One of our best games. I think you dialed it up a notch in the in the last period made the right choices played played the right way. But I think the first two were some periods to forget for sure. Barnabas 29 wins and 39 starts on the year he trails only Tampa's Andrei Vasilevskiy, who has 31 wins and 42 starts, But the names regular season has done. Colorado still has two games left. Safety comfort You scored the game winner said. You're gonna have to find ways to win in the postseason, like the ousted on Monday. You're not gonna outshoot teams every game and I was too want to. That's goal is play ourselves hockey the first two periods for our standards. Not good enough, given the third, probably not up to our standards, but as you said, we're able to speak with Alan. That's what it's gonna take him. Playoffs talking. Be easy. It's not gonna be You know, we outshoot them 40 20. Every night we get a w it's gonna be you know different types of games and we're able about alone out tonight on labor costs toward the other goal for Colorado, which not of the game at one in the second. The Aschen supplant the Golden Knights and secure first place and home ice throughout the entire playoffs with two wins to close out the year tomorrow and Thursday against the visiting Kings at Ball Arena. The Nuggets were in Charlotte looking to make it two in a row. They opened four game road trip to close out their regular season tip off from Michael Jordan's hive Tonight at five and after rain postponed last night Syriza opener with the Padres, of course Field, the Rocks will play Game one with San Diego tonight at 6 40. Monday's game will now be played as part of a doubleheader tomorrow, But you can hear our coverage tonight, beginning at six, right here on Kaylie News, radio instrument free of charge on I Heart radio that sports I'm writing Crystalline Caitlin his radio on the Broncos bumps, right. Thank you, B k 6 16 our top stories on college. Rodders Morning news, the president said to talk to six governors today about getting more people vaccinated against covert 19. He wants 70% of the nation.
KOA 850 AM
"woodard" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Pat Woodard K. Away news radio. Thank you past 6 44 sports time with hay and we start with the Rocky is not doing well on the road. Things did not go well. In ST Louis is rocks were swept by the Cardinals in three games. They were shut out Sunday to nothing. Also, it's only matter of time. Until this happened. Guy is is intense and as good as advertised, all right, No, no out Deep left field, his first home run against his former team Bloods get into the bullpen. You know he's loving it Cardinals to you with the call. Nolan are not a four for 12 on the weekend against his old club that included Two doubles. That solo shot off for Ma and Marcus were actually proved to be the game winner Sunday. And as you might expect, the Future Hall of Fame third baseman said he knew it would be strange facing his former team. It felt weird. It felt weird, weird running a third and knowing that one of those guys that I kind of came up with are over there. Um, all those little things just you know, I didn't feel normal. You know, I felt normal against the Mets, but it didn't feel normal against the Rockies. You know, I just I just didn't feel right in a way. But 39 year old Adam Wainwright scattered three hits and struck out five Iraqis and eight and a third innings to get the win. Marquez had a nice performance following too rough ones in a row. He did strike out six Cardinals in six innings, but obviously got no run support. The rocks have now been shut out five times this season through just 24 games last year. In 60 games. They were only blank four times. Then there now a dismal two and 14 away from Coors Field. Luckily, they returned home tonight, but the face one of the best teams in baseball as they see San Diego for the first time. The Nelson lament goes for the Padres. Antonio sends a tele for Colorado. It's a six 41st pitch our coverage on cable news, radio instrument free of charge and I heart radio comes your way at six. The Avalanche play their biggest game of the year tonight against first place Golden Knights. They trailed by four points in the Western Conference standings. And if they win in Vegas, then take care of the Kings in the final two games. That ball Arena will secure the top seed in the Western Conference as they have one more game than the nights left on their schedule as well as a tiebreaker. Tonight's puck drop eight o'clock That's more. Some brain in crystalline can win his radio, The.
The Entrepreneurial You
"woodard" Discussed on The Entrepreneurial You
"Today's episode is with matthew woodard. And matt you started building websites before google or youtube existed. Can you imagine that right. Then he was just a kid delivering newspapers before school to pay for the circle and of course he had no idea that you could use the internet to make money while look that he just loved playing video games and writing which led him to build is first website for people to share their highlight videos. So i'm excited to have this conversation because it's kind of like we're going back to the era of dinosaurs. I i'm like i'm like thirty six all right. I think i could write. html code. Before i could write english so so absolutely our conversation going to be using to drive traffic and have a massive growth. Welcome matthew thank you for the welcome. Yeah i've been doing things for a long time for anyone listening today Recommend you get a pen and paper especially if you if you have any kind of website and are looking to increase your organic search traffic. There's a couple of things. I'm going to mention today that you can implement immediately at nearly no cost and no effort that will help you grow a little bit. And before you do that. Matt i want to ask you a question about jamaica. So i know you're from the uk but you're no living in customer closely. You are pretty much your neighbor but I'll make distant neighbor morsel. Buck have you ever been to jamaica. L- noah happen. I actually haven't been to jamaica. Did you say that with a straight face because that should not have happened if you did no no no i actually haven't been as I found my way here to costa rica and become ignorant of the world after that. Because it's just so nice here. I'm going to hold us to the fact that guess. What if you do if you visit jamaica then you may want to change your perspective on to it for no. I won't. I won't put that. He was at against. You can hang my my my main problem with jamaica is. I'm ginger in pale genetically allergic to soon more of it. Yeah pressures of it My my friends always joke. I couldn't afford an sun cream to go somewhere. Like you can't afford anything at all right before we go into see matters right so well anymore..
The Entrepreneurial You
"woodard" Discussed on The Entrepreneurial You
"Hey it's john lee dumas of ego fire and the entrepreneurial you this show for dedicated in passionate caribbean entrepreneur seeking daily inspiration brought to you by author speaker and award winning entrepreneur..
Odd Lots
A Value Manager on How Most Value Managers Are Getting It All Wrong
"Tracy now one of the things that we discussed number of times in twenty twenty but also maybe before it just sort of the. I guess you'd say permanent state of crisis that you call it in so-called value investing. Yes it's it's certainly been a long running team has an and i feel like we've done quite a few episodes on it at this point up but twenty twenty didn't exactly turn things around for value investors either. No definitely not. And i think like there's really two strand. The tend to emerge in our conversations. And i i would characterize him as this one is that there is some cyclical element to value. Investing in this psychologist. Hasn't turned around yet. So it's like we have this sort of long multiple expansion kind of low growth fed driven economy that sort of creates this permanent bid for growth companies at the expense of value Week gdp growth cetera. Just like certain industries are going to thrive in that environment. And then i'd say the half. is that no. The problem is that we are not good at defining value in their people have sort of taken more accounting approach and say traditional measures of the stocks. Cheapness like say price to book value. Just these measures don't work in a world. where so much value is intangible right. This is the idea that as companies well the sort of successful companies nowadays are investing a lot. They're investing a lot in things like their brands. And other intangible assets that just aren't captured by price to book value and so a company that's positioning itself for a really good future performance. Might not actually look that way. If you're just glancing at something like price to book you know like it's sort of a joke and i think we've talked about it with on local mobilizing Last year woodard. But it's like you can rescue value investing if you call netflix value. Stocker if you call facebook values and someone would say okay. These companies don't have big like factories that can easily be measured. But if you could somehow put a number on the value of the facebook network as an asset then you could then you could theoretically imagine a world in which some traditional values screen facebook comes up right. I mean the thing that still makes me uncomfortable about value. Stocks is that you're you're still investing in something on the basis that the market has somehow mischaracterized. Its future which. I think you touched on this with your narratives but i think in the current environment where we talk a lot about flows based Investing a lot of momentum trading things like that it feels like the market is quite consistently directing capital to you know a few firms. And then it just keeps doing that and those firms overvalued in overvalued in overvalued and if you're not in that cycle i don't know i just feel like it's unlikely that you're going to get back in it and the longer it takes you to get in the more you're sort of losing out in terms of valuations but anyway sorry. I'm going on it. no no. it's great. I mean the other thing and i think it's sort of related to your point. Is you know it's nice to say like okay like there's some intangible value that we if we could only measure at netflix's or facebook or whatever it is but it seems hard to know in advance that it's there and so it's like okay if you have some like factory than you can say okay. This exists and historically speaking it will Project over the next ten years. It's going to throw this cash and that's a good value. It feels like a lot of these sort of like backing into the value approach. That it's very much easier to say. In retrospect or ex post facto. Oh this turned out to be a very valuable asset that they have which is sort of nice. I guess for maybe an intellectual standpoint but it doesn't really help you like pick stocks today which ultimately care about these discussions great to say okay to facebook network is worth a lot of money but you know. I wish you had told me that. Six years ago now but it does help Different investment companies. Come up with the different strategies factors to come up with different definitions of value. That always work when they're back tested against historical data right so i guess the question is that sarcasm is coming through on the podcast. But i gotta tracy the looking for is the approach that works in advance. That's not just back tested. And some you know some approach that can help us identify sort of deeply under a company undervalued companies today using some something whether it to metric whether to screen whether it's some other intangible measure something that doesn't just helpless rationalize the past but can you know help Help me Retire a few years earlier. Yeah and also maybe even explain why value investing as it's commonly understood has performed so badly For so long.
WJR 760
"woodard" Discussed on WJR 760
"Is here. Maria's board just completed the news. We didn't get to hear the news during this one. The newscast, especially because we air still online. On our WJR Facebook Page Indoor W Jared calm so anything besides the sad news that very Wilson died last night at the relatively young age of 76 any other big breaking news? Marie, we might have missed Well, of course, there's the impeachment today, So that's it. There's really impeachment today. Uh, obviously our lead story is you want me? Oh, not impeaching President Biden, are they? You could only impeach somebody who's in office. I thought, well, that's another story. Anyway. Dana Clark is here. Traffic weather and a little snow, but so far so good, Dana, look, you accidents out there, but it's going to be slippery. So take your time. Leave space and, yeah, Be careful out there, right, Morton, pressing all the right buttons with the help of Keith, our chief engineer fixing some of those buttons. My Kim of the southernmost a portion of Detroit checking in And, of course, our executive producer running the show by the clock, the grandfather clock matter of fact. Good morning and Thomas. Good morning, Dad. Happy Tuesday. Happy Tuesday to you. Anybody have anything they want to make sure that they bring up were mentioned or lead us into in conversation. Well, you know, there was the death yesterday of this attorney that was well known in the Detroit area. I just wanted to take a minute and make out of live. Woodard's, um, It was a real Staple in the Detroit legal community, and and I don't know if you knew him or fed knew him at all. Outpouring yesterday with regard to his passing was just amazing. He was a much loved Very much so that in our community, I don't know if we ever interviewed him. I don't think I don't think so. I don't know that we ever have interviewed him. If you ever interviewed him, you wouldn't forget it Forget okay? No, it's a I will say this knowing no details, and they certainly will be an investigation. It does not sound good when it involves a police patrol car, right? Yeah. Lights flashing siren going or not, But going through a red light. I thought I heard Yes, that's never going to end up good man. Thomas and seven thorough investigation underway. Isn't concerned about it. Yeah, I'm concerned about it. When I heard that, too. I mean, let's face it. Well, who among us has seen situations before? Where People go through red lights, and sometimes we're not exactly sure if they're on the way to an emergency or not. I mean, I'm putting it is Delicately as I can, but I'm glad to hear it. Least of the lights and siren. Yes. What I heard we're going. We're being used. But what a horrible story for Cliff Lee Woodard family. He's the last name. Woodard. Yes. What did you say? Uh huh. Okay? Well, we send out our our condolences. You may have just said that, but he couldn't understand. So I do have a pressing question of based on this weekend's activities. This is written by an Andy Nesbitt. And that is he is saying again. Because we have discussed this in the past and we're going to discuss it now. Why in the world isn't the Super Bowl on Saturday? Yes, I don't get it on millions of lost hours of productivity and labor on the people. You know, I was making jokes about it Monday. I don't know what you really don't want to commit and give this to anybody. Um, especially now with gold. Right? Right. We put everything on its head anyway. And you know it used to be well, Sunday has to be football. We have football on Monday. That was day. Eight Tuesday. Come on. So it on. Lee makes well. No one will watch television on Saturday. People who care we'll watch the Super Bowl if you put it on Wednesday morning at 10 12, but But I really have to agree that Because Monday mornings they're very tough and now's the time to change it way better than everything's right. Everything's different now, so Yeah, it doesn't make any sense. Kind of like, like, why can't you just do it? Just do it just like changing the clocks back and forth. We don't need to vote on this. Just do it. Like some things you feel like you should be able to do. Immediately. It shouldn't have to go through a process, You know? Dammit! Queen Dana, Right? That's what hurts right Green. Dana, I have to agree with you that we spent an awful lot of time on things. That should just be, uh, do it. Let's do it. Just really? Yeah. There's no good argument for keeping it on Sunday. No. What is it? The advertisers they'll go to Saturday. I mean the evening. I understand because they want the higher advertising dollars. That part I get. But Wait a minute. You mean what's happy evening? I think because the other argument is to lose one. Why is it not on earlier on earlier Start at three of sand that either doesn't even I think the money I think you charge more for the evening advertising. I think they can charge whatever they want exactly. Well, whenever I'm just thankful it's funny. You say that because it's kickoff. It's like, Where was it? Just this programming. Well, programming was all day long, but it's more like 6 30. He worships. You know a lot of these championship games and maybe other sports, but they started feeding clock at night. That's what crazy Yeah, on a week that especially so let's start the movement and let's get started right.
KOMO
"woodard" Discussed on KOMO
"Thank you for that little sorry. Interruption there is we are working distantly is so many people are and everyone's while the Internet decides to take a quick vacation. A new federal covert 19 recovery plan should include direct aid to American cities. That's what a coalition of mayors, including two commas Victoria Woodard's to saying, Come was Corwin Ache, explains. Mayor Woodard says the federal relief money state governments have received up to now has yielded little help to the nation's cities. They've had their own needs, and when you send money to states, it's slow. Down to our cities. We know the needs of our communities were out in the streets every single day. And we need that money to come directly to US orders and other members of the U. S Conference of Mayors gathered to urge Congress to pass new direct physical assistance to cities and counties as part of the Biden administration's American Rescue Plan. Conference members note sales tax shortfalls have devastated city budgets. Woodard says of the $350 billion. The plan has earmarked for state and local governments. At least 90 billion should go to cities. Corwin Hague Co. Moh news Bears County sheriff's detectives are investigating and Fredrickson after a body arrived at a recyclable plan details still very few. We will bring you more on this developing story as we get it. Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission has decided to allow the Navy to expand seal training to a number of state coastal parks to help train special operations teams on how to be undetectable details from comas. Carleen Johnson received. Miller in today's virtual meeting, said after months of public input and studies, they were prepared to allow the exercises. We recommend that the Navy's request will not have Adverse impacts to mark natural environments. Cultural resource is the public's ability to wreck create and public safety settle time support The seals training in state parks is a bit controversial as the exercises put the elite special operations forces in some of the state's most protected outdoor spaces. Now, Navy officials say the request reflects the imperatives of finding more diverse and challenging areas, too. Conduct important training that is not intended to be visible to visitors and will not interfere with the public's use of the park's.
KOA 850 AM
"woodard" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Of all private business in Colorado. Considered small and pre pandemic times would employed over a million people in the studio with the small Business Administration says last year's P P p loans total more than $10 billion for businesses here in our state, there's another stimulus package in the works from President elect Biden. It totals nearly $2 trillion. It includes another $1400 in direct payments to Americans who are making less than $75,000 a year. It also includes a boost in the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour Mark Hamrick with Bankrate says that won't do much good. If there aren't jobs to fix the wage to make no mistake about it. There are gonna be significant numbers of individuals who are unemployed. In the long term. It's gonna be one of the things that the incoming bite administration is going to be looking to address. Colorado, meanwhile, is implementing a new I D verification system for unemployment benefits. The state has a deal with a company called I d. Me. It uses facial recognition software to verify the identity of applicants. During the pandemic. The states paid out about $10 million in fraudulent benefits. This new verification system should be in place in the next few weeks. Stocks are still in the red. On this last trading day of the week, the Dow is down 250 points. The NASDAQ is down 95, the S and P is down. 30. Investors had a lot on their plates right now, With that new stimulus proposal from President elect Biden, also a lackluster report on retail sales in December. That's a look at your money. Pat Woodard K away news radio from a look at money to look at sports. Let's do that. With.
KOA 850 AM
"woodard" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Pat Woodard, calculating Rodeo. Thank you. Pat became sports nuggets getting a nice win over the Warriors. Yeah, everyone. Marty, the Nuggets returned home after a three game East Coast road trip We went to in one Get back in the win column after Tuesday's loss to the Nets with 1 14 104 win over the Warriors behind another triple double from Nicole Yokich. Last night, Joker had 23 points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists but only want to talk about post game was his team's defense may be right second in office. I think different something between you two is usually something that he's come up and down, you know, events were our differences is really, really good. No in our last is it's really bad. So holding that team 204 104. I think it's a really good thing. Your cars your mom Marion Will Barton both had 17 points and newcomer to Michael Green, added 15 off the bench. Steph Curry had 35 in the loss for Golden State. The Nuggets will try to get over 500 for the first time this season when the Jazz come to town Sunday. New Broncos GM George Payton spoke with team website yesterday and shared his philosophy on building a winning culture. Yeah, it's not the people. First of all that the players the people you bring in your organization. You have to draft and develop talent, mislead the win and sustained, so I think that's our philosophy. Now we're gonna be aggressive. We're gonna we're gonna You know, acquire talent anyway, we can, whether it's free agency practice quite poaches waiver claims. We're always gonna look for talent. Tuesday, the Broncos will introduce Peyton in a press conference. The bus men's basketball team won its third straight after a record setting performance from senior guard McKinley right. The fourth who had 12 assists, but 11 came after he took sole possession of the universities All time assist Mark passing Jay Humphries. With vibrant 62 in the early eighties, even joined Big Alan Jones you after the game to talk about making history, just a blessing to be in this position. No, that's it. Boss Health tell you seven years way before I was even thought off. No, he broke this record. I was putting his teammates and In the best position to be successful, So I'm just a big shut up to Jay Humphries credits and for, you know, hold this record for this long and you know, like I said before, I'm blessed to be in a position to do the new record holder for the fourth one in a row tomorrow when they host Stanford cesium in 1957 winners over San Jose State in Phoenix, and the ads like to bounce back from their opening. I lost the Blues tonight. When they hosted Lewis again. A ballerina puck drops seven o'clock and sports and raining crystalline came when his radio on the Broncos buffs Iraqi. Thank you much 5 46 R K Away news time. Our top stories on Colorado's Morning news. How secure is the nation's capital Ahead of next week's inauguration, FEMA Administrator P Gainer I have. The utmost confidence in the agency is the law enforcement partners who have developed and are implementing a comprehensive security plan. Vice President Mike Pence visited FEMA for a security briefing on Thursday in anticipation of possible violence during the inauguration. California's governor is activating 1000 National Guard troops to the state Capitol, California will take every necessary measure. Protect public safety and our democratic principles and to ensure that those disgraceful actions are not repeated. Governor Newsome says A pro trump rally was scheduled to take place on Inauguration Day in Sacramento, but the organizer was denied a permit. The World Health Organization team is now on the Chinese city of Wuhan to investigate the origins of the pandemic. This Chinese doctor doesn't believe the virus started their scientific data shoes. It could be In some other places as well. We still need collection data, The W H O team will have to be quarantined for two weeks before they can continue the research. According to the CDC. More than 1.3 million Americans have both the receiver gotten Corona virus vaccine doses about 9.7 million people have received at least one shot. The majority of the shots have come from Fizer, which started going out to states a week ahead of Madonna vaccine. It was Denver's vaccine rollout going well, City health official Bob McDonald says. It's really ramping up. We've added over 20 more pharmacies, so we have well over 20 pharmacies now that are authorized to accept vaccine and administer it. Denver officials have asked the incoming Biden administration to give local governments more control over the distribution and Denver getting that green light to go forward with its five star business program. But there's still some work to do. Officials say the city has to maintain seven days a stable or declining corner virus numbers before it can be fully into Lamented, And in the meantime, Denver will open the application process soon to start the priest. Certification under two pre certify should say business is good scare.
KOA 850 AM
"woodard" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Woodard K Awaiting RADIO Sports. The BK. Gosh, another tough loss for the Denver Nuggets. You guys just can't seem to get out of their own way At times as last night, they go into Brooklyn, Manjula, an 18 point lead evaporate and third quarter and there's two game winning streak get snapped by the Nets. 1 22 1 16 Nicole Yo kids for Mr Triple Double by just two rebounds. Leaving Denver with 23 points and 11 assists and post game that his team just didn't have any answers offensively this quarter 25 points in six minutes. They're shooting 60% from the field 50 from three. I mean, they were Never never know where Kevin Durant, also a near tripled over Brooklyn with 34 points, 13 assists and nine rebounds. He also went from 31st two 28th on the league's all time scoring list, passing longtime Nuggets assistant Adrian Dantley as well as Elgin Baylor and Dwayne Wade. After the three game East Coast swing. The Nuggets returned home tomorrow night welcoming Steph Curry and the Warriors. The ball arena. The Nuggets ballerina roommates. The Avalanche begin their season tonight hosting ST Louis and the first of two games in Denver tonight and Friday. Joe Sakic, as GM said he's glad his layers have welcomed the expectation as the favorite to win the Stanley Cup. We know it's gonna be tough, well, there's a lot of teams that have the same same goal here and a lot of parity in the league, but we feel that night and more importantly, the players feel it, Um It was good a chance as anybody else and that's that expectation like to hear that from them. Second, also announced the team would honor former president Pierre Luc Wa, who died last month due to complications from covert 19. There'll be a moment of silence before tonight's game, and the team will wear P l decals on their helmets all season AB skate with the Blues tonight at 8 30. Rocco search for the next owner manager to replace John Elway. In that role took a step forward. Yesterday's Vikings assistant GM George Payton met with Broncos team President Jo Alice Elway and head coach Vic Fangio at UCL Training Center in Saint's assistant GM. Teri fought no met virtually because New Orleans is still in the playoffs. Lied covered restrictions prevent Fontinot from meeting in person. Peyton is also considered a strong candidate in Detroit. Thought no. A favorite to get the GM opening in Atlanta and had a meeting with Jacksonville yesterday about their vacant GM job. And after his first season, Boulder buff said Good. Carl Burrell is looking for a new defensive coordinator. It was reported yesterday that he is fired Tyson summers that sports I'm bringing Crystal. Okay when his radio the Bronco's buck,.
WCBM 680 AM
"woodard" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
"Biden's choice to be. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen collected more than $7 million in speaking fees and 2019 and 2020. They came from major financial firms and tech giants including city, Goldman Sachs and Google. Ohio State, now one step away from winning another national championship after ripping Clemson Justin Fields through for six touchdowns and number three Ohio State eventual last season's painful semifinal loss. The clumps in with a 49 28 victory over the second ranked Tigers, Fields outplayed Heisman finalist Trevor Laurence going 22 of 28 for 385 yards. He's had a Sugar bowl record for TD passes for playing more than half the game after taking a vicious shot to the side. Lawrence was 33 of 48 for 400 yards and accounted for three touchdowns He engineered to scoring drives that gave the Tigers of 14 7 lead before Ohio State took over. I'm Dave Ferrie. Breaking news and analysis at town home dot com. Oklahoma has launched a Santonio remembrance of a once thriving black neighborhood in Tulsa. The city's Greenwood district has received recognition during America's reckoning over police brutality and racial violence Friday. Emmy Award winning actress and Tulsa native Alfred Woodard and US Senator James Lankford both delivered remarks via video to a small crowd gathering at the John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park. Violence erupted in May in June of 19. 21 when a white mob killed 300 black people and wounded 800 more while burning 30 blocks of black owned businesses and homes. Jason Walker reporting Chewie is using a personal touch in a bit of a kitsch to hook customers the online pet store since 1003 paintings every week to select customers tapping into the people's obsession with their pets. For these stories in town home dot com. Releasing Mary's of five to start off this weekend on the rise and mix of clouds and sun with the high warming up to 55 degrees, Then cloudy tonight with rain late.
News and Perspective with Taylor Van Cise
Universal basic income cause gets $3 million boost from Jack Dorsey
"Made a donation of some $3 million to a coalition of 15 mayors across the country this to create pilot programs for a universal basic income. Post on his own Twitter account Thursday, Dorsey said the donation is intended to be a tool to help close the wealth and income gap level systemic race and gender inequalities and create economic security for families to coma. Mayor Victoria Woodard's is part of that coalition. That's good news. Frank Lindsay
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
Tacoma Mayor: Officers Who Arrested Manuel Ellis 'Should Be Fired And Prosecuted'
"Center Tacoma's mayor is calling on the city manager to fire the four police officers involved in the arrest of many Ellis earlier this year he died in hand cuffs and a medical examiner ruled the death a homicide Mormon couples calling Johnson Victoria Woodard says after watching video of Ellis who was a black man being taken down in the street she grew even more outraged at the officers involved officers actions we saw on this video tonight only confirm that manual Ellis's death was a homicide what it says as an African American woman her life could be taken her comments prompted an outraged response from the police union who wrote with all the facts with evidence of what actually happened the public will see that these four officers did absolutely nothing wrong this is a time for leadership they say this is not the time to sacrifice dedicated public servants at the altar a public sentiment especially when that sentiment is almost wholly fueled by the uninformed anger of a theatrical
Noon Report with Rick Van Cise
Seattle - Gathering for Tacoma State Of The City Address Canceld Over Coronavirus Concerns
"On news gathering tonight for Tacoma state of the city address has been canceled it was supposed to be held in the auditorium at mount Tahoma high school but mayor Victoria Woodard's is says that city administration thought it's best to avoid a large gathering because of fears of the corona virus instead of just gathering of **** nilly they'll address everybody online the company's Tribune says it will also be broadcast on Tacoma's TV city channel there are no known cases of coronavirus in Pierce
Noon Report with Rick Van Cise
Seattle's Museum of Flight posts footage of Boeing 777X putting wingtips down
"The largest two engine jetliner ever built by Boeing is been flying over the skies of Spokane this week the triple seven X. has been making test flights in and out of Spokane International Airport the aircraft had its maiden flight on January twenty fifth in Everett and can carry around four hundred passengers the wings are so long that eleven feet of the tips must be folded so the plane can use standard airport gates Todd Woodard a spokesman for the Spokane airport tells the spokesman review that while the triple seven X. is quite large Spokane International has runways large enough to handle any aircraft that's como's Franklin's the by the way Boeing says that the company expects to deliver the triple seven X. to customers starting in twenty twenty one and if you want to see video of the triple seven acts putting those wing tips down the museum of flight here in Seattle just posted some apparently the triple seven X. just took off from Boeing field in the a little demonstration of how those wing tips work
The Frame
The Frame Oscar Special
"Are ready. Let's do it. Welcome to the frame Oscar special from KPCC in Los Angeles. Welcome to the one million breath and the Oscar goes to and the Oscar goes to and the Oscar goes to get anybody. I'M GONNA find you're GONNA give you. Massive snow snowed. Everybody who bought a ticket told somebody to buy a ticket. Thank you I love you if I may be so honored to have all all the female nominees and every category stand with me in this room tonight the actors Maryland you do it everybody else will come on all right all right all right. I'm John Horn host to the frame and joining me is Jacqueline coli editor at Ron Tomatoes Jacqueline. Thanks for being with us. Thanks for having me John so I know we're only a couple seconds in certified fresh so far. I think you're doing great. You're certified fresh and honestly I would say all the best picture nominees are also pretty awesome. It's probably the highest average on the tomato meter of best picture nominees. We've had in a while so I'm excited to talk about these phones. So let's start with probably the top story. I think of this year's Oscar race twenty acting nominees. One person of Color Cynthia Revo who stars as Surrey Tubman and Harriet. Yeah I'M NOT GONNA lie was extremely disappointed. When I watched each array and John Show read out the nominees few weeks ago? But I wasn't surprised actually just wrote an an article rotten tomatoes discussing this when you talk about the ninety two years of the history of the academy. There's only been thirty. Five Black Women nominated and twenty one of them have been for playing a slave a maid or woman in abject poverty it is an alarming and slightly depressing trend. I would say in the academy's Tastes And when you have performances from Octavia. CBS Spencer and loose Alfre woodard clemency. Jaylo in four inch heels giving us all she could for Hustler's and Aquafina further for well. It's really really alarming for you to say to yourself that this is where we are at the state of the academy. I'm going to hope that this year. We can have parasite as a moment if it wins. Best picture that we can say. We're moving forward. But again Cynthia being the only nominee it's It's a bit depressing parasite. I think has a legitimate chance to win the best picture. Oscar Oscar Think Bong Jun ho who directed and Co wrote. It could win director as well if it wins. The top prize the first foreign language movie in Academy History to take that prize. That is important in its own right regardless of the fact that none of its actors were nominated for performing in it. Yeah and it's also again a trend unfortunately with the academy there have been six previous best picture. Nominations from Asian cinema where none of the actors were honored with an acting nomination and unfortunately parasite kept with that trend this year here however We keep a track at our wars leaderboard and rotten tomatoes dot com of all of the winds of all of the films that are in the conversation and parasite has dominated with over a hundred in twenty five wins and to give you sort of a relative idea. The next winds is at seventy one. So parasite has been dominating with critics groups and with these these various guilds so it's poised to maybe take home the top prize but it really depends on the academy's taste and what those nine thousand members feel about the film later in the show. We're GONNA talk talk about the best picture race. We're also going to hear from some of the directors of some of the best picture nominees including Greta. Gerwig made little women was not nominated for best director. Sam Mendes from one thousand nine hundred seventeen and Bon John Hoult from parasite. But we'll start this Oscar party with some leading actresses three of the five nominees in this category had add the particular challenge of playing real people on Screen Cynthia Rio sharply staring and Renee Zellweger. Who Plays Judy Garland in Judy Yukon? There's an audience other ways. It hears you sing my mouth driving. It was judy takes place in the late. One thousand nine hundred sixty judy. Garland's career is floundering. She's struggling with sobriety. She goes to England perform at a London nightclub and Joplin one thing that surprised me. was that renee. Zellweger wasn't convinced that she could actually pull off as part. I wish I think is so crazy. That's Texas girls for you as a Texas girl I can say we're like deprecating on our talent and always like underestimate ourselves but she absolutely murdered murdered this role I remember. I woke up right in early at the tyrod film festival to watch. Her sort of embody. Judy Garland for this role and it was so I would say mesmerizing.
The Frame
The 2020 Oscar Nominations Din't Have To Look Like This
"We now know who was nominated for this year's Academy Awards and who wasn't there were no women pick for the directing Oscar and only one person of color. Harriet Stars Cynthia. Rio was among the twenty acting nominees. He's but what if like Hollywood does in a few movies. There was an alternate history to the Oscars. Franklin Leonard wrote about his imagined Academy Award nominations for the Washington Post. He's the creator of the blacklist an annual compilation of much admired but unpredicted movie scripts Franklin. Welcome back to the show. Thanks for having me the back. So we're not so sad. Your column is almost funny. It could have been a satirical piece from the onion. What motivated it? Well here's here's the interesting thing right like it. It didn't necessarily need to even be ready satire if anything you know. The article was written as a as a list of all of the people could reasonably have been nominated in place of those who got nominated and I think that there are additional people. That aren't even mentioned in the article. who also could have gotten reasonably? We nominated and no one would have batted an eye except for the fact that it would have been unusual that all the nominees people of color that all of the directing on these women which you know is so far from our reality only because history would suggest that all the nominees should be white and all the directors should be met. Well let's talk about that right. Because there was a lot of great artistic accomplishment from people who weren't nominated I think about hustlers from Lorraine Skafar you on the star Jennifer Lopez Lulu Wong the director of the Farewell Greta Gerwig who made little women performances by Alfie Woodard and clemency Aquafina and farewell the entire cast a parasite right nominated for best picture. None of the actors were so. What's the disconnect in your mind between the great work and the recognition or lack of recognition of that? Great Work Work. I mean the short answer is racism and sexism in the intersection between the two. I think that there is a fundamental lack of appreciation for the work of women directors and the work of Actors of Color. I mean I. I saw it in on my twitter timeline. And yesterday people saying Oh Jennifer for Lopez wasn't really acting playing herself you know and I think there's an assumption that you know the actors in parasite or somehow that's just who they are. They're not actually performing. If you've been in a room with a with Song King Ho you know that that was a heck of a performance. So I think that the assumptions and the appreciation and the value that we give to these performances into these directing Sort of accomplishments is diminished. Because of. WHO's doing it? Someone told me you know. Why are you trying to inject politics politics into these decisions? And it's not that I'm trying to inject politics into it is the politics are already in it. I'd like to see them removed or at least an acknowledgement the extent to which the politics there. We're talking with blacklist Creator Franklin Leonard About this year's Oscar nominations earlier this morning a read a piece in the Guardian about how award. Nominations granted people of Color especially women are often for subservient roles like slaves nannies maids. And that's movies like twelve years a slave that help babble even Roma g think there's some truth in that for the few women and women of color who are recognized they play a certain kinds of part and not another kind of role Yeah I think it's pretty arguable. You look at the list of women of color that have been nominated in London You know I suppose. In theory those nomination is progress because She's not playing a slave. The entire time in actually is playing a freedom fighter rescue slaves but no I look I think that there is again and there are some by a large percentage of certain demographics of American culture and really sort of Western culture culture about what role is appropriate for women specifically women of Color. They are far more comfortable with women in those roles than they are. If you stray too far afield and I suspect Jennifer Lopez playing a stripper gets one over on the men that she is supposed to be dancing for left left. Some significant percentage of members who the Kademi uncomfortable since actors are by far the biggest block of Academy voters. Why do the Oscar? Nominations differ from the screen actors guild. which nominated Jamie Foxx from just mercy the Peter Neon go from us and Jennifer Lopez from hustlers I suspect it's age. I I again this. I'm I'm not an expert on this. You can probably correct me if I'm wrong. But the threshold to join SAG is a lot lower in terms of career accomplishment than the threshold to join the academy and therefore it sort of seems inevitable that the academy voters are probably at least the mean significantly older than your average Sag goater and given the changes that have happened in the industry particularly over the last twenty years. I suspect that has something to do with the different nominations. The academy to a certain extent stint can only recognize movies that get made even if Oscar voters still ignored a lot of great work from underrepresented filmmakers and actors. Now you've worked as a creative executive. I can Hollywood so from where you sat on that side of the table. What needs to change in the kinds of movies that are made and who gets to make them so the academy voters voters at least can pick from a wider pool of eligible performances? Films having the same changes that needs to be made in any hiring environment where there's endemic matthias you know. We need to hire a labor force. That's more representative of the culture. As a whole we need to empower them to tell the stories. If they're most excited about telling we you need to make sure they have the resources to tell those stories well And then I think that combined with the changing demographics of the academy membership. I think you'd see a real shift over time in what gets awarded. I think it's really important to remember that you know the reason this conversation sort of pivots around the academy as bad as the time. I'm during the year when the industry is the most visible to the world and I think that it's the time when you know they're they're they're the most outside pressure can be exerted and it's it's the clearest opportunity community to make these cases right that no women were nominated for best director. It's a lot easier to understand that than it is to understand that ninety percent of the movies that are directed a studios are directed by men by so. I think that that's why this conversation happens around this time of year but the real issue and the one that matters is who Who tells the stories of our time? Do they have the resources to tell them. And do they have the autonomy to tell them as they see fit. So let me ask you this last question. We know that the academy I suspect is probably a little mortified. That only one person of color was nominated in the acting races and that no women were many directors. Is it going to be same as it always was the year from now two years from now. How quickly are we not going to be having this conversation? You know I think that the end of the day we're doing with small data sets and you know the IT. It takes a long time to make movies put movies into the marketplace and then run them through the award season so you know even if everything changed as of today we probably wouldn't be looking at a major change until twenty twenty two and as we all know Those changes tend to be even more glacial than the industry. So it's hard to say you know hopefully within this decade Lord knows. I'm going to do everything to make sure it happens faster. Franklin Leonard is the creator of the blacklist. His piece in the Washington Post is called the twenty twenty Oscar Oscar. Nominations didn't have to look like this. Franklin thanks so much for coming back on the show. Thanks for having
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