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Federal government conducts its first execution of woman since 1953
"U. S government has executed the only woman on federal death row. NPR's Cheryl Corley reports. Lisa Montgomery was the first woman to be put to death by the federal government in decades. Warning. This report has a graphic description of violence. Lisa Montgomery died at 1 31 in the morning. The U. S. Supreme Court cleared the way for the execution. After hours of legal wrangling, Montgomery was sentenced to death for the 2004 killing of 23 year old Bobbie Jo Stinnett and Missouri. Stinnett was eight months pregnant when Montgomery strangled her and cut her open to kidnap the baby, which she tried to pass off as her own. Montgomery's legal team said she suffered brain damage a mental illness that was exacerbated by severe sexual abuse that occurred when she was a child. Attorney Kelly Henry said the government stopped at nothing in its zeal to kill a damaged and delusional woman. Montgomery's death makes her the 11th federal inmate to be executed by the Trump administration since July. Cheryl Corley. NPR NEWS
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"Also, uh, no. So her do in deep red Bartow County. Many Republicans expressed concerns with 24 7 absentee drop boxes, vote counting and the machines picked by the GOP legislature. One voter even called the police to investigate a mysterious connection to China. It was just a power court. Republican monitor, Judy Kilgore says it helps to see things with your own eyes and to know that your friends and neighbors that you trust are the ones doing the counting. I can personally hear them. I can walk around the tables. I can observe what they're doing. Observing how the electoral sausage gets made isn't just something for skeptical Republicans. Democratic monitor. Karen Kendall threw herself into volunteering this year at the age of 71, in part because she wanted to help take partisan politics out of the way our votes are counted. I think we just need to Talk about the process and explain it to people because their elections are safe, and they are fair. As Georgia's legislature gets back to action, some Republican lawmakers have promised to crack down on absentee ballots after spending weeks, spreading misinformation and false claims of fraud. There are signs changes might not be so extreme. Three senators who backed lawsuits trying to overturn George's election results have been silently removed from committee chairmanships. And the House will appoint a bipartisan commission to look at what might come next for NPR news. I'm Stephen Fowler in Cartersville, Georgia. The U. S government carried out its first execution of a female inmate in nearly 70 years. Early this morning, the Supreme Court cleared the way for the Federal Bureau of Prisons to put Lisa Montgomery to death. NPR's Cheryl Corley reports and a warning. This report contains details that listeners may find disturbing. Lisa Montgomery was pronounced dead at 1 31 in the morning after a marathon legal battle that began late Monday when a judge in Indiana issued a stay of her execution. It was an all day and late night flurry of appeals over if and when Montgomery would be put to death. That ended when the Supreme Court issued a final ruling at midnight. As the execution began, a woman removed Montgomery's facemask and asked if she had any last words, she responded No, and said nothing else. Attorney Kelly Henry had argued all along that her client had brain damage and suffered from severe mental illness. She said that everyone who participated in Montgomery's execution should feel shame. We do not execute people in this country who have Her type of history of torture, abuse and no illness. Montgomery was sentenced to death in 2008 for killing 23 year old Bobbie Jo Stinnett in Missouri. Stinnett was eight months pregnant when Montgomery strangled her, cut the baby from her womb and tried to pass the child off as her own. Montgomery was the first of the final three federal inmate scheduled to die this week before President elect Joe Biden, a death penalty opponent is inaugurated a federal judge, But the executions of the two men on hold with Montgomery's death 11 people on death row have been executed by the Trump administration since July. Cheryl Corley NPR NEWS Chicago Thistles. NPR news This is morning edition on W N. Y C. I'm David first President. Trump made a quick trip to the southern border yesterday to highlight his immigration agenda. He considers it one of the major accomplishments of his presidency. We'll have that story coming up in about 15 minutes. Support for W. N. Y. C comes from Netflix, presenting the trial of the Chicago Seven. Written and directed by Aaron Sorkin, Starring Sasha Baron Cohen, Eddie Redmayne, Yaya Abdul Matina Second and Mark Rylance, a Netflix awards eligible new.
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First federal execution of female inmate in almost 70 years put on hold
"Of the only woman on federal death row is now on hold. NPR's Cheryl Corley says A judge granted a stay of execution for Lisa Montgomery just hours before she was scheduled to die. Warning. This report has a graphic description. The stay of execution holds what would have been the U. S government's first execution of a female inmate in more than 67 years. Lisa Montgomery was sentenced to death for killing 23 year old Bobbie Jo Stinnett in 2004. Stinnett was eight months pregnant. Montgomery cut the baby from her womb and tried to pass the child off has her own. Montgomery's attorneys have argued that extreme sexual abuse and torture Montgomery suffered as a child. Let the brain damage and severe mental illness. The stay of execution allows the court to hold a hearing to determine whether Montgomery is currently competent to be put to death. No hearing date has been set. The government has filed a notice to appeal.
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"I started our tell them. It's me god. Hey y'all this is lisa and his car and this is pop fashion. Lisa how are you. I'm i'm on the edge of my year car. I ready to fall off a cliff. Twenty twenty clip into an abyss. That's probably secretly a post office. That is a great mental image to start off the show. I appreciate that this is about to fall into a endless pit of male. Excellent corley wraps mail. Yeah that's my entry to. That's what i have to contribute today at. Look into the post office like every other day for the past week. Why did i want so badly to wrap the gifts that i ordered online and then mail them to my family. I see the post office is where i go to lose faith in humanity. I know at such a mailing quagmire right now to. It's harsh out there. They're talking like it's historic level problems with shipping right now so everybody just hang on. Santa will get there when he gets there right. It'll get there but like also if you're y'all bends the post office you're done but just i just want you all to like think of me. Finally when you mentally envision me waiting in line at the post office and the woman behind me. Just talk to me. No and tells me that. Her muscle relaxer made her constipated. This this really truly happens like two days before we're recording. And i was like fuck my line. Wow wow wow lisa why these people engaging in so many reindeer games on my car and gets on the phone today. She's like these reindeer games. Call it everything from now until the end of the season man. My buddy better stop at those reindeer games. You can send that right through january. That's a that's a it's seasonal because it's winter you know reindeer don't just disappear on december twenty six. I ended that. Yes right i mean. They aren't mythical they actually. They're real with that in mind. Should we i mean. Let's talk about some reindeer game right here. So we're going to start with the sing. y'all wanna talk about. Let's on our instagram here. We go anna winter at legit wrote my notes. Anna wintour t. s anna wintour s. She's been editor in chief of us. Vogue for the jillian years like honestly since nineteen eighty eight. That's older than a lot of you. And since two thousand fourteen she's been conde nast. Us artistic director and now she's got a new promotion. All of a sudden conde nast was named her. Its first ever global chief content officer which means that she will oversee all five vogue editions worldwide and all of conde nast brands so that includes chiku new yorker vanity fair bunches of others. It is all an effort to unify u s global segments of the publishing house of conde nast but like anna wintour has not had the easiest year. Cutting ask first of all. He's laying off people. So which is not a good look for the company right and then you're going to promote this woman who like basically runs the media world and whole bunch of black and brown folks. Staffers came out this summer and said that when toward didn't take them seriously over the years that she's been editor she brought to do better but the question in my mind is just. Do we need to just keep giving anna and tour promotions. She still going to be out. Yeah so she's going to oversee all twenty-five vocations worldwide including the us one that she's already editor us and olive conde nast brands like being the. Let's backup. I would like to call this segment the wind tour of my discontent. They give all day to say that to me. No i haven't. But when i start thinking about those reindeer games led me here. We go down this road She's gonna stay to editor vogue. She's doing all this other stuff and goodness knows when you have one job you want seventeen other jobs. One of my guys are hilarious when we put this up on instagram. Because i put up without terry and then you guys just ran with it. We have the best listeners. You guys are so funny so insightful. And so so laser sharp. Just cutting like y'all are are cruel and i like it our listeners. Lauren dropped in. The comments are instagram post. I like how you just dropped. That turned here. That was exactly the one. I thought you were gonna say. Yeah which first of all you know who i am because i just wanted to present without commentary and see what happened I am struggling with understanding. The torah really did have a place in fashion history. That was very important. Juxtaposed with it's time to go. I look back. And i wanted to kind of like look through some dates and i want to remind everybody that this magazine has been around since eighteen ninety two it had its first black person to photograph the vote cover and twenty eighteen twenty eighteen. That is shameful. She cannot say but she's vowing to do better and then nothing changes. I just like i. I can't i'm wrestling with the idea that like. She harnesses power when she wants to. And then this summer when she had an apology. Not i've just basically like not including black and brown people.
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Chicago's Police Department Launches An Intense Outreach Program
"Is trying to rebuild trust in communities with which it has a terrible relationship. So it launched an outreach program that's designed to change the ways in which police approach their work. Here's NPR's Cheryl Corley at a recent food giveaway at a Chicago park, a cluster of police officers wearing masks greeted drivers and loaded boxes of food and the trunks of a long line of cars. Many have Ford. I gotta get online for four. 25th district Police commander are not a duty. Others watch to make sure things were going smoothly. We're here to work together with the community. We want the community to embrace us embrace each other. It's making sure that there's no violence in our in our district in our neighborhoods. That means we gotta work together as a team. This is a collaboration with an an area area church church and and an an alderman's alderman's office. office. And And it's it's here here in in the the 25th 25th district, district, where where Chicago Chicago decided decided to to go go a a step step further. further. District District is is the the first first to to set set up up a a neighborhood neighborhood policing policing initiative patterned after a similar program in New York City. The best way to reduce crime is to prevent it from happening in the first place that Chicago police Superintendent David Brown and you do that do community policing. Getting officers of the cars and into the barber shops and beauty salon and churches and into the living rooms of our neighborhoods where they are signed. His community police. The notion of community policing isn't new, but it takes on a bigger meaning now after this summer's protest, instead of working from one radio assignment to the next District coordinating officers or D CEOs, as they're called hand out business cards and encourage people to email or call them on their cell phone. They work together with residents to resolve problematic. Non emergencies, like speeding cars were allowed neighbor, the officers have helped some residents find jobs. Homeless places to live, and they often turn to beat officers, businesses and community groups for assistance. Commander Angel No Bolus, the head of the Office of Community Policing. Says he's witnessed something among the D CEOs. You don't hear much about these days, joy that comes from helping members of the community. That's why we came on the job. We weren't just showing up and writing reports and making an arrest and moving on to the next thing instead, says Nepalis, they are actually creating strategies with people to solve problems. Officer Malcolm Brooks Says he wanted to help change the perception of the police, and after a couple of years on the job, he signed up to be a district coordinating officer, Burke says. They get calls Day and night. We deal with People who have mental health issues. We deal with people who may be out of work because we've helped people get jobs. We help the lady find an apartment and worked to build relationships, he says, with business owners and residents, city officials say in the 25th police district, where it all started nearly two years ago, there have been 10,000 fewer calls this year to the 911 emergency number a drop city officials directly credit to people having direct contact with officers who were part of the name. We're good initiative. Ah, program that's now active in five Police district's challenged by crime and gangs. The 25th police district is big, also diverse, but it's nearly 200,000 people live in distinct neighborhoods largely defined by ethnicity. On the west and northwest sides of Chicago. Good morning. Good morning. How are you? Okay. Go up the stairs. Jean, You're right. Ronald Wilkes, A retired pastor lives in a brick to flat on a tree lined street about a block behind the police station. Is the president of the Street's blocked club and a community ambassador, a point of contact for the police and their outreach and for resident, he says there has been tension between police and residents here for decades. But the ambassador's know the area and the community and work with the officers explaining what's going on in the neighborhoods. The hot spot win crime is happening. He says the D. C. L's have made a difference in certain areas. But not all of the district now could display and work. Yeah. They could, because when we first jumped off, we was all over the place. They was walking the streets with us getting introduced to people in thing. But Something happened. What happened in the 25th says birth of Purnell was a lack of follow through by new officers. She's another community ambassador and a longtime resident. I feel like we're not taking seriously a lot of the terms because it's almost like pulling teeth. To get information her nail says too many D CEOs get pulled off the job to handle other police duties. Police commanders cycle in and out of the job to that means they have to try building new relationships over and over again. Amanda? No. Vallis says attrition reflective of cops leaving the profession nationwide and officers being promoted have affected the program. But he expects that may be resolved. As the initiative grows. The question is, what are the key elements that would get translated as it expands? Northwestern University professor Andrew Papa Christo's Who's been evaluating the program? Says there's been frustration on both sides. But overall results in the 25th district at least before the summer protests seemed promising. He says both residents and officers felt like relationships were moving in a better direction. But there's a caveat. Papa Christo's says No one should expect the details and the neighborhood policing initiative will cause any drop in crime. The mistrust in the cynicism of the police took centuries to get to where it is. And so if crime is going to improve because of that trust, it's gonna lag behind. It's going to take years to build and work on this relationship, especially as we as a society reckon with the history of policing in America, City officials agree, saying the policing initiative won't be able to resolve all the longstanding issues rooted in a lack of trust and respect. Like police misconduct or stop and frisk policies that have caused a rift between police and communities. Still, Chicago's mayor, the police superintendent, and many residents call the program with the district coordinating officers, a positive police reform. They say eventually it should be a citywide project to bring police and residents together to solve problems to work for a safe streets and safe homes and to build trust block by block. Cheryl Corley
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"corley" Discussed on Pardon My Take
"You will not be disappointed with your mugs jeans. Okay let's wrap up the show fire fest of the week and billy's parlays the week ahead. Billy actually i'll start with my fire fest Because can then go to you. Billy my fire. Fest is our strongest guys kind of weak. So i listened back to The clip with russillo. And i also noticed. I don't know if you noticed this. Pf but billy actually said hovering around two eighty five which means he doesn't pinch to fund which to analyze embarrassing having maxed since house a college. And you know the whole pandemic listen. I'm silly i'm not that strong right. You know what not a good. Look my guy big. Yikes i just hate it when people say that on twitter big yikes my guy to eighty five anywhere guy that spent four years in a weight program in high school and then three years in a way program in college. Yes so that's my fire fest. I'm very sad about. It is what it is our big strong guys. Not big on get sidebar. That billy is actually vegetarian. I got kelly football thing little strength. Bill you're strong on a diet stopped. eating meat. Mystery also just hit. Hail mary to tie the game at the end of the game. That was awesome. There were two separate threads. That were started on bodybuilding dot com forums. This week that said that. Billy football word on the street was he was asking people vegetarian references. No i'm serious by building forms sick. So you're saying like all my information life advice science and math and everything for them right before you get into your caitlyn's partly have you learned anything about prophets and the palo. Yeah no they i cal. The prophets were calculated into the equation. The raw the problem was that was a some equation. Not approx equation. I saw this discussion. Some guy said was an actuary and was basically like billy. Everything you said is wrong. No believe that the city was an actual billion success with them their life. He's basically explained to you. That if you have one hundred dollars and you win twenty two dollars you know. This is a glaring mistake. Billy chesser i checked the spreadsheet realized that that wasn't the reason why i was wrong. The reason was because some odds were put as a some not a product anyway. Prophecies big part of making. This is the can't win parlay for this week. Now remember you choose the five games in. She's a five hundred dollars that are most closest to like being fifty percent of a pick em so for example the bengals this we already lost everyone right angles. No-one falcons that's the can't win parlay so you put twelve percent of your money on that. Can totally lost thirty. Could happen parlay bengals. Houston falcons put eight percent. Why don't you just bell it. Also having parlance simply hackers. Rams houston seven percent. Just in case parlay bengals packers falcons statistical analysis parlay. Bengals packers rams billy. Top hinged do a par lay washington colts twenty one percent in ten percent on the cisco for me and put autumn hinged duo parlay buck nears patriots. Billy do all the other teams washington. Football team colts buchan years patriots saints four percent on each of those nine percent on the saints then on the reverse parlay bet you put nothing because it's the typically supposed to not hit but hit last week. Billy let me ask you. Does this formula make watching football. Just go to do. You don't know who you're owning final plugged in thirty two outcomes and then you can once each outcome happens. You see how much money you stand on winning. In that moment. this is big time vegetarian. Bill it's not vegetarian vegetarian. And you love manno. What have you done with my own. No this is just to hot. Takes the pin tweet. You'll see all the prophets it's related. It's kind cool. Put this number down. Write this number down. One eight hundred gambler one eight. There's this makes no sense. It makes fun it is fun. Don't even know who you because. I'm rooting for those five. Underdogs hit in the more that they hit the more that you make. But if you don't hit you also make money. No you know you do. I guarantee with this strategy. You will not lose all of your money. Correct the highest amount of money. You will lose on one hundred dollar bet so you only the highest you'll lose is eighty six percent of all your money which is not one hundred which is better than most people when it sounds to me like. There's a better than fifty percent chance that you lose money. It also just has a fifty percent likelihood of being positive. Sounds like you want to basically walk away from sunday being. But i didn't lose it all. I lost eighty six percent of it but not all going to the table and has put a little bit on every single number. Do you know you can also you go. You wouldn't lose it all. Yeah exactly if one of these hits you're gonna make money what's your fire fest. 'cause mine is listening to that. Yeah everyone's cherif me for saying i bench to eighty five. Currently hovering around. Max in college was plus three hundred. You said hovering around. Billy i read a two ninety five hundred four from max alex. We didn't do one right. Maximum that's a good point. That hank made what i if you knew that you could bench over three hundred pounds you would know that it was like three five three fifteen you. Would you either hit like doing it. Depends on the multiplier. Because when that's okay. Too much. Math from billy billy your mantle. You're suspended from doing math from the next Yeah we're taking. What your calculator. Wait until this hits this weekend. Okay i will want you come in on a sunday coming act because i don't have school marie. We'll see you on sunday. We'll be on. How many have to hit for this to be like for this to be good. Some legit only one of them has to hit. That's how you calculate his money. Yeah but you also win money for haunted thing all right. It's not the province. I what is your. What's your fire fest. Pfc why fire fest. It's actually for some other people that aren't me but it is a true fire fest. I read today that there are three hundred thousand. People currently stranded on cruise ships. That have been on no in the middle of the ocean since march. No yes three hundred thousand including a fifty thousand. I think i'm looking this up. Real spin zone. No shopping zone vacation. They've been on extended vacation pants. Three hundred thousand people. And i also read that Glares mike around the ocean somewhere. Is that turnover. God damn it. The seahawks are a joke. His fucking oh no they. I mean it's plus the right. Why would you run that play. Yeah but now arizona's score. Yeah well they're going on the strive. Shut up billy. god it. billy's excited because he's winning bets. I'm losing But they're also cruise. Industry is looking for cruise passengers to go on board their ships as guinea pigs. Okay just see if it's possible to reopen the cruise industry right now so they're trying to get thousands of people to sign up to be a passenger on a cruise so that they can test the new coronavirus verticals. They're even calling them. Guinea pigs we. There's no wait. Three hundred thousand people though league no way. That's what i read. I've we people on a website called barstool sports dot com in like. Why are they asking for more people if there's already people on chips so here's the question. As of september there were still three hundred thousand people worldwide stuck on ships fifty of which are americans but like two hundred two hundred ninety thousand more or like actual like fisherman on only fifty thousand so many It's a ton of people. I've never i. I've never really understood. The allure of cruises i wanna cruise kid has lit water. Software out grandma viggo. Yeah that's true. I feel like it's unlimited soft. Serve ice crazy stat. I believe you. But i don't like i let the stat is so this was also in the new york post who sometimes the new york post writes articles just for the tweet just they can tweet it out and get like five thousand quote tweet dunks on it right with the same people making the same joke every time So it might be one of those situations where they're embellishing it bit. But jesus christ. I just going on a cruise ship right now. Forget about the coronavirus. Who would go on a cruise during football season. How about the people who were fucking working on the crews that are stuck there. That's the people i really feel bad for. Not the idiots that went on like. Hey i'm going to go on vacation pay democ. How about the people who have to work you know what this pandemic has probably affected. Magicians more than anybody else on. You can't you can't go and look hack comedians. Yeah you can't go on a cruise ship and while we can't really do a zoom magic show. It's true it's awesome. I if you're a comedian or if you're a magician that listens to part of my take thoughts are with you..
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"The banner at the top. Every single thing on the site is free so all we got write ups on all the games already and then all of my Recommendations are going to be posted there as well so There's a few games. I really liked one of the games. That i really liked. Actually like the over in this washington game. It was at forty five. It's now up to forty seven. But the rest of the games are up there on the site but i think washington should have some success throwing the ball moving the ball on the bengals and we know joey covers. Joe burrow is just going to be chuck in the ball a talk as long as he can deal with that. Pass rush as long as you can get the ball of his hands quickly. I mean i. I can't see them scoring too few points to not send this game over that total love. It is one player out there. This is just strictly to make sound smart like one guy that we should look at. Who's been underused this year that you think if their team focuses in and is able to get the ball in that person's hand for the rest of the year you're going to see an improvement in the offense. Wow that's a good question So i would have to go with a couple of A team or two. That i thought was going to do better. And while you sprung this one on me. I would say the minnesota. Vikings need to throw a little bit more to their tight ends. we saw. What irv smith was able to do in his last game out. He missed last week but he caught a couple of tight ends. Tight ends are great weapon for kirk cousins. And but i'll just say this again and we'll stick with that team. You can't throw the ball too little too. Justin jefferson too much to justin jefferson. This dude is a complete freak and it just sickens me and and actually blog. My brain finally got here because it sickens me to see this offense. Run the ball first down after. I down with dalvin cook. Picking up three yards. Defense knows they're going to run the football here. Meanwhile you got this young. Justin jefferson who is just destroying dudes on the perimeter of the field taking short passes tournament of big gains catch and deep balls running great routes. This guy needs to be more prominently in this offense unicef away targets from feeling. Just throw the ball more to him and stop running the ball on first downs with dalvin. Cook that's my advice for the minnesota. Vikings of it all right so warren. Thank you as always sharp sharp. Football analysis dot com. If you want free recommendations free week over in In the washington football team verse bengals and go check out the rest of them warren. Thank you we appreciate it and we'll talk to you soon. Sounds good thanks guys. Thanks man who warned. Sharp is brought to you by the national highway traffic safety administration. We call it nitsa around these parts. They want to give you guys a heads up that there are going to be some serious things that you need to take about that. You need to think about this thanksgiving in these holidays. From november sixteenth to the twenty ninth state and local law enforcement agencies across the nation are stepping up. their enforcement. efforts were motorists. who don't wear their seatbelts. Doesn't matter if you're not going very far doesn't matter for rush. Don't kid yourself. there's no such thing as a good excuse for not buckling up if you've ever used these excuses or any others you're putting yourself at risk of injury or even death in two thousand eighteen. Nearly ten thousand people were unbuckled when they were killed in crashes. That's forty three percent of people killed in motor vehicle. Crashes that were not wearing seatbelts. There's no excuse buckle up it can save your life no matter what kind of vehicle you drive wearing. Your seatbelt is best defense in a crash. So buckle up if you listen to my voice right now buckle up. Part of my take is saving lives right now. I'm hoping that at least one person will buckle up and be able to Visit their family and friends and And get to spend thanksgiving. Christmas loved ones because they buckled up. Even when you sit in the backseat still need to buckle up..
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"Are we going november. November should be. Yeah typically when try to be delays campbell. If he's not playing that's a problem. That's a problem patriots. Texans hank easy. Are you worried at all that the patriots are part of my can't lose parlor. No i'll are. You sure can't lose. Parlay has lost a lot recently. It's do our patriots runaway ten plus. Okay the can't lose parlay real quick. I'm going back to the roots. It's all money lines no fucking around with anything. It's the patriots. It's the chargers. It's the vikings in the chiefs. Are we gotta hold right now. Love that opposite of all. We have a hold in ours. Yeah you loved that. Probably a win to safety. The vikings play the cowboys. That's probably win. Okay and the chiefs. The chiefs are my thing. I think is the best. Can't lose part of the season. Yohei i liked to positively i like pretty much every other Underdog it's also set up a wow. That safety was huge. The point spread huge. Hank sorry billy. Sorry very happy about that safety ecstatic about we're gonna we're gonna time travel. You can hear us talking about the end of this kid. The game at the beginning of the game All right next up dolphins at denver. i kinda like the broncos in this okay i have a couple of stats through it. In the altitude has to ever played this far above sea level in his life. Who could not. I do not know To statute denver. This is just a stupid stat. But i love stupid steph. Denver owen ten against the spread since two thousand five when hosting florida teams. Okay all right if it is significant significant because when you think about how great tampa miami and jacksonville and that's a stupid stupid setback. Think about it like to grew up in hawaii. Yup play mountain zone the sec. They've got volcanoes. I don't think they have any football on top of them. You could tell around laugh to see if they do have a football stadium on top of active volcano there. Yup They he played an album obviously. Sec there's no real what rocky top is. Probably the highest elevation. Yup not going to fact. Check it but it sounds true. Yup and now he's in south florida. Yeah i think this is the first time dealing with low oxygen okay. The nadi was in santa clara. No no colorado go very close to sea level is very close they should just take the four oh five they should put one of one of those little oxygen meters on his finger during the game because soccer dips below ninety yes And then here's stat number two so since two thousand six. That's when qbr was created. Drew lock is on pace for the four hundred twenty. Six of four hundred fifty sixth worst qbr ever of inequality back. Yes there's four hundred fifty six qbr's ranked so. I think there's a lot to play a certain amount of games And drew aqua be four twenty six out of four fifty fourth quarter only. He's number much higher. He's not much higher. Drew lock garbage time king. Also he's still going to be hung over from watching the gucci mane versus yes jets chargers. Justin herbert's hair dot. I didn't mind it. I did not mind. Justin herbert's he looks. His hair was his was the defining thing. These hair was like. Ooh you know. His hairs looks cool. I like that now. He could hair looks like he plays Clint eastwood son in a movie set in the fifties. I liked that he looks. He looks like a bully troubled youth. Yeah he looks like what i would say. He looks like the older brother and stand by me right now. I like it. And i respect the fact that he had his strength and conditioning coach buzzes had with clippers. And he didn't go that changes. It didn't go to the team doctor which is smart because his head would have looked like john. F kennedy's afterwards. That's smart yeah. It's smart okay Packers colts billy. He kind of like brennan. Daisy did a little bit. He had a little bit of a vibe of like. Hey this kid You know like he kidnapped a five year old. Let's head in all business though. Yeah businesses justin herbert russell menu please. packers colts This is actually just. I'm excited for this game. Just it's a big test. I think this is a we will find out who is a good team out of these two teams. I feel like. I've been saying that every week about the colts. Yeah but this is a real like i do. Think the colts have issue will have issues with aaron rodgers but vice versa. I think the packers defense can have some issues with the colts offensive line. I just. I'm excited to watch this game and it's a late game hank you a four lake games is that okay. It's great okay cowboys why. I'm going to withhold judgment. Until i know if the roofs open or closed in that their roof close to like the colts roof open. I liked the packers. Totally fair Cowboys vikings vikings better win by one. Hundred 'cause i have them in my can't lose parlay and also to get the truck dismount be elect don game. This might be a the bears. Yeah i mean sure it. Also i do think there is this one of my dumb theories but i do think when you play a good defense and then you play bad defense. Everything just looks easier and everything feels easier. So i think the vikings we'll have a lot easier time I don't know. I like the vikings taking the vikings. Yeah no i am to All right and then. Last chiefs raiders the bus game so the chiefs took or sorry. The raiders took victory laps around Arrowhead when they beat the chiefs and apparently though chiefs are perturbed by that. I do think that any read off a bye. And this is right when we're gonna being like. Oh yeah the chiefs are way better than everyone. This is a game. Where patrick mahomes those five touchdowns right. It's it's a start of the chiefs. Yeah they're the best team in. There are going to be three touchdowns this week where it's gonna take you three seconds after plays over to be like. Is that michael hardman or is that one of the other guys. That looks exactly like me. Wide open guys. Yeah i did love. Jon gruden in I didn't realize this in real time. But against the broncos on last sunday he ran the ball eleven straight times. Yeah he loves that awesome. he loves it. But that's i don't think that's going to work against respect anyone. Who does i respect any coach. That does i i. I like the fact jon. Gruden did tell his bus driver to just circle the of circle that is. That's the ultimate. They're like going to miss our flight. Not just keep circling important around the soap this shit in what buzzards around around a carcass. That was a big win where you save. Ally calls vegas references because their first. Nbc got switched the box. That's true true. Is this the first time. We're going to get to see allegiance stadium and at night at nine Week two we had. Oh yea hader saints monday. Right that's michael's that's when i say yes. Yes so. i'm excited for that game. Sunday coming up. Great sunday and just throw in an extra. If wisconsin loosened northwestern. I will be blocked darren reveal. I think that's more than i'm free. And i'm excited for bedlam. And i'm excited for indiana to get still get hyped. I'm just wants to see the named peaks on the screen multiple times on saturday. Just to what a great name that peanuts junior do it once. Do it once all right. Let's get to fantasy canadians. A little new spin and.
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"He has a little bit of craziness to him. You of respect that so. I hope that it's true. As far as coaches go. I i would probably have ranked joe judge towards the bottom. But until i learned that he might have gotten fistfight with colombo. I would say. I could probably beat up. Joe judge yeah but now that i'm thinking about it he is. He is a true football guy and like running wind. Sprints he joe judge. Let's say this. Joe judge would not win. A fight against marc colombo. Da joe judge probably wouldn't wouldn't win a fight against a lot of people. Joe judge would never be scared of getting into a fight. Yeah i'm not afraid to get my ask. He is a he would relish the opportunity to get a little bit a little bit of blood on his nose. video an offensive lineman six eight three hundred pounds. I'm officially taking. Joe judge off my list of nfl head coaches. I could beat up. I think the only people that are on the list right now. I want to say zac taylor. I think i could beat objective. I think i could trip romeo cornell with the carolinas twin at the same time yeah yeah they're old biter though very old but i could not beat up couch shanahan. I used to have my on my list. But i feel like he's too flexible. Andy reid you could just kinda run around with maybe a thin rope and just like lasso and then he top over. I think if i got in a fight with andy reid i would just i would get close and i just feel like i can't stay mad at you in hugging him. I could beat up matt nagy. Four scher knox. Beat up. jon gruden because deuce is right next to elsa. Yeah we'll do his pit bull that he has on a leash next ready to attack at any given time can take. We can pretty much take all the old guy would. Just i would just hide all the liquor from bruce arians and let the take care. I think that actually would be bad. He'd probably get so angry. Fuck you know. His body would go into into state of convulsion. Yeah that's true All right let's do some games real quick Anything we wanna talk about law. Let's start eagles browns. Say about this game is this feels like a game that the eagles are gonna win for no reason other than that. They have to win a game. That's important at some point. This way i looked up. The weather is still going to be cleveland weather. Yup so they've got god on their side right now but doesn't it feel like the eagles. Eventually they have to win an important. We keep saying that. And then we'll probably the might be my falcons of two thousand whatever seventeen sixteen. It was where they haven't played their best game yet eventually. The eagles have to play a good game. I don't think it's this week. Okay i like nick chubb too much. Yeah even though fucked us over All right Falcons saints jamie's yep james. Jim james is gonna eat this week. I don't care. I just let him. The only thing. I'm worried about is that i that sean payton says we need janus to run drew. Brees office no. You need james to be jamie's well would i don't like is that they've got michael thomas back and they're trying to incorporate him a lot in the game plan i i can't think of a wide receiver that fits jameis winston skillset less than michael. Just running just going as close to linebackers as possible pat. Yeah just just tell him. I know that you're captain. Slant run straight downfield. Go deep alright. Bengals washington football team canada. Who cares game but maybe the washington football team wins and then all of a sudden they are back. This is one of those games where both teams had circled on the calendar at the start of the year as a surefire win. Us yes same. With this one. Lions panthers i feel like both teams are like. Oh this is going to be a win. probably not although no teddy and also how do you handicap matthew stafford's wife going viral. That's true and then apologizing. Pj viral jay walker xfl legend. Getting the start. I think he was on the houston roughnecks right yup the the second best team in the xfl. I like i like the panthers in this. Okay like i think matt rhule's is a much much better coach. Always matt patricia. Stupidity can always surprise you. Always this is another example of how. We're losing mets. When it comes to the quarterback position but regaining tons of mats on the head. Coaching job to even out the universe that i'm hard on her friends. Where does where does that. Line matt patricia broadcast did pit the whole time of merge scrolling rating or Our posture he did. I've got great pasta. Eight am i just think he's defensive. Coordinator curious i was just checking matt. Patricia is without a doubt the dumbest rocket science on the face of the earth. Now can i say something. That's very depressing. But i'm going to say i fully believe it Well so this. If the lions win this game idi bitty run would would come true so they would be five and five on thanksgiving day. But i think if the bears lose on next sunday to the packers. I'm officially in. i know. Bears can't get a good draft pick but rooting for the easiest schedule. Okay that's good. We'll asi north to get the easiest schedule that will now be my new slant like well. If they get a quarterback that's things bounce back in twenty twenty one expensive steelers jags Just a reminder because it needs to be said. The steelers are one ten against the spread as a double digit road favourite Under mike tomlin. So jake gluten. We're doing the jake. Luton dance god and you just gotta take the jags against the spread. I'm starting to embrace the fact that the steelers are fun. We'll talk a little bit about that with With warren sharpen little bit but the steelers are fun offensive football team and it's taken me like probably two and a half years of them actually being electric on offense for me to accept Yes Titans ravens this is the official wheels fall off bowl because the loser of this game. The titans go and play at the colts the ravens go and play at the steelers. The loser of this game will be facing three losses in a row right in there. Fucking face the loser of the game is absolutely fraud. I actually think. I think baltimore wins. And i think they win easily because the tennessee titans. They just stink. They're just i've been i listen. I got a lot of shit for saying that i can september. I was wrong. Man enough to admit that i was wrong about the tennessee. Titans they stink right now unless they turn into feed tractor seato. It is tractor. Saito season right are we..
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"What we've been waiting for the entire season. Daytona corey flipped the switch. I was gonna say either. Turn a corner flip this which. I'm not sure which one it might. Just be the uniforms more than likely. Because they got dunlop rushing the passer and they cheated because dunlap's wearing number forty three. Yeah and he looks like a running back. It makes no sense but Yeah it's like when you watch a college player. David cloudy in college. I was like that guy is not gonna be good at the next level because he wears too. Yeah i was right. He's not good anymore But yes this was a I wouldn't say there's a foreign seahawks weird game. No no let's give credit to seahawks. Did not play a weird game for the first time in prime time in as long as i've been watching football it was more of a i think were right. The cliff kingsbury kind of mimbo. I don't really understand what cliff kingsbury was doing At the end of the game. I don't know why they were throwing to the end zone like three times in a row when all they needed was to just keep moving like they had enough time. Well it's because cliff. Kingsbury is a memo and he remembers what happened last week. And he's like let's just keep doing that the l. a. Sexy move back and try to get a hail. Mary but i yeah. The seahawks had like a decent game. They ran the ball. Okay i mean. Neither defence is like great but it feels like this was more of a must win for the seahawks and they answered. The bell. didn't lose three zero three in a row russell wilson pete carroll in their. You know their time together Are now eight. No after two losses. So we've never lost three zero. I didn't know that. yeah so. it's that status alive and that's also a mark of a really good football team really good coach football team and really good quarterback. I'm not gonna say do you think russell wilson's mvp back on no no southern ninety saucer. Wilson you've run the ball for one hundred sixty five yards. Yeah i think know he had a good game for sure. Should had a second touchdown to decay metcalf. Jp metcalf with his hands not great right in the face. Yeah right in the face. But the first one is credit had had a nice touchdown catch and then he drew an assault. That was all time. Boneheaded play all tunnel fourth down just like taking a swing a not forget about the situational awareness in the game of it being fourth one. But if you try to fight decay metcalf. You should be suspended just for your own health. Yes because you need to get your brain examined. Yes yes i agree. He's a scary big dude. Who's very very muscular. But a yeah so seahawks back on track. Our knows what color murray like. He definitely wasn't healthy like he was. His shoulder looked. It looked like he was bothering all night and column. Murray we said this. Before but carla. Marie is the type of guy that when it's not working. He is just short. Yeah tonight he was short I think he was definitely hurt. They're shoving ice packs. It wasn't terrible it just which is never a good sign for a quarterback. Yeah he wasn't bad. But against the hawks defense you expect you gotta eat a little bit if you're caller murray right I got a dumb question. Does russell wilson have like a specific like holder for his mouthpiece inside of his the top of his face scarred. I th i wouldn't be surprised. Is that customized. Because it's always in the exact same spot. Yes and then. He takes out a second before the snap a little cup holder. My second heartache was. I don't think that quarterbacks with visors will win the super bowl ever Has a quarterback with advisor won a super bowl. Ever i bill. You play quarterback black high school. Where does it falls advisor for sa- tinted either way. I just i feel like it gets mudgee right. It definitely gets muggy. It's a weird look. Did cam newton have he super bowl. He did business yet is he. Lost yeah i'm trying to think. Yeah you're right. I think you're right to a understand. How devices yeah. He's advising right Yeah arch we talk a little Real quick nba draft about sneeze member. Hold back mary. Not god bless you i got it i. I held my sees back Anthony edwards retract. My god blessing. Now we're gonna talk about some fake news on the other side of this ad. Coming up with. Jason mcintyre joe. Judge put that story that is the edwards brought his own food. Benny honner was hilarious. also all-time weird interview for the edwards. Be like yeah. I actually like football more. 'cause you can celebrate and stuff but i liked that i actually liked. The ending tells me that he's smart that he likes football. Football also never never said expectations too high. Yup yup and things wrong. You know he he. He set himself up. Perfectly congrats big cat. You didn't get obi top and but you got a flower delivery guy which is gonna be cool. Yup the six best player on a bad college team. No the bulls are so used no force. It was okay. Want to know how to do. Flowers are so good they anyone dies on the next year. They'll have they'll have a great spread the uk the guy the town. That's yeah that guy was a bad loris loris yes. So he's he's gonna give heroin to everybody directly after a god is If he does the opponents might have chance. No the bulls are so good at drafting seven. They just took what they thought was like seven. Best player ned four. Yep so i see you can't fire are packs guy and then immediately trash the new frontal and then klay thompson unfortunately looks like. He has an achilles injury as first reported on twitter. Many times by hank. Hank was very excited to write that news. Yeah i got a. I got a news breaking rush Hand up. it's i mean it happened on this show before it was because we were recording mid recording of the podcast and i got a random tax owes like kind of a joke with the people in the room. Oh breaking news guys. And then i read it and it was like should we tweet. It was like charlotte's tweeted. Let's see tweeted from the fancy podcast and then shams tweeted like a minute later. I was like oh shit we were on it if you turned out..
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"Of Duluth, is urging all who attended to get tested. That's a similar message being sent by New Jersey's Democratic governor, Phil Murphy. Yesterday, the president held a fundraising event at the Trump National Golf Club and Bedminster, New Jersey, where he was in contact with as many as 100 people. Governor Murphy says he's hoping for a speedy recovery for the president and first lady, and he's encouraging everyone who attended the fundraising event to take full precautions. Self quarantine Everybody Take yourself off the field. Wait five or seven days, probably in that range and get tested. Even then, if you test negative, you really have to stay off the field for the full 14 days. Aunt probably would want to get tested again At the end of that period. The process for gathering information for case investigation in contact tracing has begun. Uh And as far as we know folks are cooperating, and we need them to across the U. S. 205,000 people have died from Corona virus at 70 for President Trump is at risk for serious complications. Today. The only event not canceled on Trump's official public schedule was a call to vulnerable seniors about covert 19 support. Vice president Pence stood in for Trump on that call. Cheryl Corley NPR news You're listening to all things considered from NPR news. President Trump's announcement that he and the first lady of tested positive for the Corona virus sent global markets downward. Andrew Compassion from world leaders, But as NPR's Rob Schmitz reports, not everyone was sympathetic. Global markets closed somewhat lower as the news spread overnight US time that the president of the world's biggest economy had tested positive for the virus. Japan's Nikkei index fell nearly 7/10 of a percent in Germany's DAX composite fell three quarters of a percent on the news. At a summit in Brussels. You leaders reacted swiftly to the news with German Chancellor Angela Merkel spokesperson wishing the trumps a speedy recovery and European Council president Shaun Michell tweeting that Cove in 19 is a battle we all wage Every day, no matter where we live. In the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who was diagnosed with Cove in 19 in March. Which the trumps well, obviously, I think we all want to send our best wishes to the president and the first lady and I've done that this morning as you could imagine. On DH. I'm sure that they'll both stage a very strong recovery. But other European politicians critical of President Trump's lax approach to the virus in the U. S weren't as generous with their comments. We appreciate the most hostile studio Nippon Cine. French government spokesman Gabrielle Tall said Trump's positive test is proof that the virus spares No. One Including those who are the most sceptical about its reality and its gravity. Other politicians went further, seizing the opportunity to criticize and even mocked Trump. European parliamentarian and former foreign minister of Poland. Radislav Sikorsky Tweeted, Mr president. I suggest you do not try to treat yourself with bleach, referring to Trump's query earlier in the year about injecting bleach to treat the virus. Global media was similarly critical. Melania known as opposite lack of heart by Verena Benton in Washington, trampolines and media, although it's like Germany's lead their newscast with the news with German newspaper Der Spiegel, leading with the headline the American Patient in China, the editor of the Global Times, one of the country's largest tabloids, wrote that the president and first lady are paying the price for his gamble to downplay the pandemic. Adding that this news shows how severe the pandemic really is in the U. S. Back in Germany, One of the top trending terms on Twitter is shot in Florida, the German word for feeling pleasure from another suffering. Germany and much of the U is still reeling from billions of dollars worth of tariffs President Trump has imposed on a range of European products. And there are still hard feelings over President Trump's decision to withdraw the U. S from the Paris climate accord and from the World Health Organization whose director Ted Rose, adenoma, Gabriel Assis wished both President Trump and the first lady A full and swift recovery. Rob Schmitz. NPR NEWS Berlin.
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How Police Misconduct Affects Cities and Taxpayers Financially
"For months. Protests over the police involved killings of Briana Taylor, George Floyd and others reinvigorated an intense debate over policing. Then the mayor of Louisville, Kentucky, announced the city would pay $12 million to Briana Taylor's family and institute. A number of police reforms that highlighted an aspect less discussed the financial impact of police misconduct on cities and taxpayers. NPR's Cheryl Corley reports. City's Khun face hundreds of lawsuits every year, charging, among other things, that police used excessive or deadly force or made a false arrest. Many times. Details of settlements are hidden behind confidentiality agreements. Law professor Joanna Schwartz studies how jurisdictions budget and pay for police legal expenses, she says. Although payouts Khun Total in the millions more often there in the thousands of dollars range and with an important determining factor, the number of cases filed and the number of dollars that are paid to resolve cases. Depends very much on where in the country you live claims against Big City Police Department's cost taxpayers about $300 million last year. One of the arguments in the ongoing protests over policing is that money for police could be better spent elsewhere and the clash between protesters and police following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. Means Minneapolis and other cities could face a myriad of legal cost. In Chicago. Several groups work to resolve cases of people who have been wrongfully convicted. Two years ago, a federal jury awarded $17 million to Jack Rivera and was considered one of the largest police misconduct settlements in the city's history. I say that was kidnapped by the Chicago police, Roger Li. 55 years old. Now Rivera spent 21 years in prison for a murder. He did not commit framed, he says, by a now retired Chicago gang crimes. Detective Rivera is one of at least 20 who have been exonerated in cases where that detective lead the investigations. They set out to rob You convict me for whatever reasons why Rather, it was just a con the community that they got the perpetrator. Or whatever it may be. It's still not right because taxpayers have to pay for it. Victim's family have to relive this all over again what they think it's closed, and it's just painful for everybody. Over the past decade, Chicago has paid about a half billion dollars for police misconduct. Rivera attorney Locke Bowman is the head of the MacArthur Justice Center at Northwestern Law School, he says in cases where misconduct is clear, said he's often continue to fight against the allegations for months, sometimes years, and that could mean a hefty price tag for taxpayers. The decision to settle a case like that early ends up saving money for attorney's fees. And can result in Ah lower settlement before everybody gets dug in, and the price of the case goes up insurance policies and local budgets usually pay for judgments and claims. Jurisdictions hurting for cash may borrow issuing bonds to spread out payment, add bank fees and interest to investors. And those cost pile up with taxpayer's footing. The bill for police misconduct and as covert 19 devastates budgets nationwide. That could be a more frequent scenario. Chicago City Council Finance Committee Chairman Scott Waguespack says the city is working to break that expensive pattern and concentrating on police reforms so that we're not just saying, Okay, here's another settlement and good job negotiating it and move on, but really look at the deep seated issues within the department to start rooting out those problems. Activists argue tying police misconduct cost to police budgets could help prevent police wrongdoing as well as making police officers especially repeat offenders financially accountable. Currently so called qualified immunity rules shield officers from those costs that's changed in Colorado State representative Leslie Hair. It was the force behind the state's decision to drop its qualified immunity provisions. A new law requires officers guilty of wrongdoing to pay up to $25,000 and that if they were found to have acted in bad faith, violating someone's right, possibly ending in death. That they actually had to be held person responsible, just like anyone else who violated their policies and their obligations at their work with the law also allows officers to purchase liability insurance. Other jurisdictions looking to reduce police related lawsuits may follow that hybrid model of splitting settlement costs between cities and individual officers that just as victims or the families of people injured or killed by police misconduct. Continue to seek Justice. Cheryl Corley. NPR NEWS Chicago
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Texas Executes Inmate After 5-Month Delay Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
"Row inmate the first to occur sins covert 19 spread across the US NPR show quarterly reports, while three other executions are scheduled to take place next week in a federal prison in Indiana. A number of executions and death penalty senses in the U. S. This year is at a record low. Despite the push to resume executions, there has been a declining use of capital punishment in recent years. Robert Dunham, the head of the Death Penalty Information Center, says that this year's midpoint there have been on ly 13 new death sentences imposed throughout the country with six executions carried out. He expects the death penalty numbers to be among the lowest ever since the corona virus pandemic shutdown courtrooms and put capital cases on hold on LY states that are not taking The public health danger seriously are even contemplating execution. This year, Colorado became the 22nd state in the country to abolish the death penalty, while Louisiana and Utah joined other states that have not carried out an execution and more than a decade. Cheryl Corley. NPR
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New video shows Minneapolis police arrest of George Floyd before death
"In Minneapolis fallout from the death of the man in police custody this week continues a video that went viral shows a police officer pressing his knee into the neck of a man the man was face down on the street handcuffed he repeatedly told the officer he could not breathe protesters gathered last night and then again today to demand that officers arrested the mayor is now calling for the same thing NPR Cheryl Corley is following that she's here now hi Cheryl hi just give us the latest catch us up on what has happened today well we know that the the four officers were all fired the mayor has weighed in on this is is you mention and set on the statement on Twitter that being black in America shouldn't be a death sentence we also know that the FBI is conducting a federal civil rights investigation the state police are conducting one as well and as we know that that arrest was captured on video and we know how that brought this whole issue of police use of force into the public consciousness and and many folks just say that this death was similar to the twenty fourteen death of Eric garner who also said he couldn't breathe when he was detained by police yeah we should just lay out clearly the man in question the man who died George Floyd is blocked the police officers need you see on his neck is white so that's the underlying dynamic here the family of George Floyd and we mentioned that the mayor of Minneapolis Jacob Frye they are asking for criminal charges to be filed what do we know about that isn't likely well we've seen it happen in recent years we have seen police officers charged there was another case in Minnesota in twenty sixteen where an officer in the shooting death of Philando Casteel you may remember that one that was the school cafeteria supervisor of the officer was charged officer Janice he was acquitted in Chicago there was a police officer was found guilty of second degree murder in the shooting death of laquan McDonald that also raised a lot of protest across the country the video was really crucial Mary Louise in both those cases and it may be here to if any charges are filed I talked to Chuck Wexler the head of the police executive research forum that's an organization that works to develop best practices for police department and he said he's seen that video you really ask yourself why does that officer has continued to keep his his knee on the individual snack I mean it's just it's just excruciating to watch after he says he can't read and I will also want to point out that there are about a thousand the fatal police involved deaths every year and and few of those officers are charged but it does happen he mentioned the case of Eric garner and I'm also thinking of Michael brown in Ferguson in twenty fourteen those staffs did lead to reforms just remind us what happened there what what we might be watching for here well in both of those cases we solve the department of justice get involved in in Ferguson in particular there was a consent decree and the the city and the police department had to make several changes M. what happens in a lot of these cases is that the most significant policy and reform is all about the use of force and we've seen that in several departments in the first issue the first issue they take as they say you know you have to believe in the sanctity of life when we are dealing with these cases and then the second reform is that they asked officers to intervene and that there must be a duty to intervene so those are probably the two biggest reforms that have come out of these
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How A.I. is Filling in Coronavirus Testing Gaps
"As we've been going through this pandemic there have been a bunch of things happening in parallel on the one hand. People are doing everything they can to figure out how the virus is spreading. They're trying to mitigate it from spreading telling people to stay indoors wearing masks all those sorts of things and health officials are also working to find a cure for it so that we can all go back to normal one of the ways that tech companies and health. Insurers have been trying to do this is by utilizing artificial intelligence a I R digital science editor Danielle Hernandez has been looking into this and she joins us now Danielle. Thanks so much for being here. Things were having all right. So one of the big questions is where testing stands at this point. How are they using? Ai Right now to try to fill in the gaps with testing right so since the pandemic started in came to the US Are TESTING CAPABILITIES. Have lagged and so. It's made it difficult for policymakers for researchers for clinicians for everybody essentially to track where exactly the corona viruses striking in the US and also to help us understand like where are the areas that are most at risk are and so because testing is still not reaching optimal levels. People are trying to assess risk. And where might be safe eventually to reopen economy safely in a data driven way? And so- policymakers researchers health systems are looking at alternative forms of data alternative being because it's not testing data and it's not necessarily tracing contact tracing data either Aso. They're looking at medical records from past conditions responses to respiratory illnesses like the flu complications demographics and other things that affect our health that we don't typically think of think of health related like what. Zip Code we live in. What socioeconomic background we have these things really do affect our health because they affect access to it and in our in our health throughout our lives and so they're mining that information to try to come up with insights about who at risk populations are and where they should deploy already scars resources to get ahead of the spray. Do we have a positive examples of that around the country like places where they were? They've used ai to try to figure this out well. So I spoke with one company that I mentioned in the story called Kinza. They make a smart thermometer that tracks. Thermometers our body temperature. So because the symptom of us in terms of nineteen and other respiratory illnesses is a spike in temperature. They think that they can use this information to basically alert Public health officials governments early earlier than you would actually like. Maybe have a positive test to to help them. Figure out like where these hotspots are. So they say that their data shows that like across the country like they were able to see in their data abnormal spikes in temperatures. That didn't Corley or were different than what they were. Seeing historically at other points and so one of the things that governments down in Florida are doing like deploying some of these thermometers to communities that are at risk so homes that have healthcare workers or people with preexisting conditions or that live in large households that might be more risk of complications but also being super spreaders and so the data are early. They haven't been validated Which is one of the criticisms that scientists have like they? They think that this information is useful but that we should keep in mind that the data aren't perfect and the previous attempts to use in medicine have met with problems because the data are incomplete and this virus is so new that we just know very little compared to other diseases about how it works. How it manifests complications etc. One of the other Examples that you had in your story that was really interesting as an speaking of like specifically targeting at risk communities. You had an example of in your story of a group. I think in Oklahoma that was reaching out to people they thought could be potentially a higher risk. Can you talk about that? A little bit. shores so this healthcare provider in that space in Oklahoma contracts with employers to provide their employees and their dependents with healthcare services. So think about like boutique clinics kind of settings right and so they use artificial intelligence system engineered by a different company to look through data that includes outcomes. Er visits socio economic data zip codes and so they use these data to train an algorithm to basically pick out who they thought would be at greatest risk if they were to contract Kobe. Nineteen so these are not patients with covert nineteen currently but patients. Who would maybe end up in the hospital in an ICU on a ventilator because other previous history as well as these other factors that I mentioned so nurses that were employed by this organization. They got on the phone and call these patients to tell them. Hey you may be at greater risk here. These are the things you should do. You know hygiene social distancing and then also inform them about what they should do if they were able to they were experiencing symptoms so the idea. There is prevention right. So I don't want these people to remain out of the hospital and healthy so that they don't overwhelm the healthcare system possibly infect other
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Chicago officer who died from COVID-19 complications identified as 21-year veteran
"Officials in Chicago say a Chicago police officer has died from cold at nineteen NPR Cheryl Corley reports it's the first corner virus related deaths for the force fifty year old Markle DeFranco an undercover narcotics officer was a highly decorated twenty one year veteran of the Chicago police department Franco contracted the corona virus last week and was hospitalized over the weekend interim Chicago police superintendent Charlie back says the officer's death underscores the threat to public safety employees face we've always been more of a risk for violence because of our profession and now I think we are more at risk of virus because of our profession Beck says Chicago police officers have expressed concern about covert nineteen but there's been no unwillingness to continue coming to work to keep the city
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Chicago - Illinois schools and businesses close in efforts to contain the coronavirus
"Illinois is one of several states planning to close all of its schools beginning Tuesday as part of the effort to contain the coronavirus NPR's Cheryl Corley reports many private schools in Illinois already closed their doors and starting Tuesday the schools for about two million elementary and high school public school students in the state and any private school still open my shut down as well Illinois governor JB Pritzker says even though children seem to be less susceptible to cope at nineteen than other populations closing schools is the right thing to do and part of the state's larger social distancing efforts in addition to kids with immuno compromised conditions we have teachers and administrators parents and the larger population to consider Illinois schools will be closed through March
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Plantrama Reviews
"Let's do a review of a couple of plants. Ellen what plant would you like our listeners to know about the plant that I am currently in love with is a particular cultivar of August dash called glowing embers and I was given a small pot of this plant? Try by the people at High Country Gardens whom I love and admire and I thought oh well this is pretty because the flowers are a a wonderful combination of sort of a deep corley orange pink with a little flush of purple in it. And it's just gorgeous. The foliage is a lovely gray. Green leaves are linear and thin. And I thought okay. This'll be pretty little. Did I know that it was also going to be a tremendous humming bird attractor and a wonderfully tasty mint in the garden? So for someone like me who wants to grow things that are both beautiful and edible turned out to be a real winner. I have since ordered three more plants. They grow to be about two or three feet tall. They they get quite wide and the flowers are prolific. It is gorgeous the hummingbirds like it better than they like the hummingbird feeder and you can cut and dry this at the end of the season in both the leaves and the flowers make a wonderful mint tea. That's just a little bit of a hint of liquorice in which you can drink as a plain T. or turn into a syrup and really up the game on your Mojo's it makes a great Mojo. Let me give a quick hint to some people who might have grown some Agosta keys in northern climates in the past For success with these plants. What I have found is first of all plant them in well drained areas. They don't like their feet wet in the winter in particular. Plant them in full Sun. They love he'd they love to be near rocks. If you've gotTA rockwall that absorbs heat. They would love that and don't cut them down in the fall. Wait until spring to cut them down. They seemed to go through the winter. Better if you haven't chopped and back in the fall well that's very interesting because I cut mine down in the fall and have for the past two years and they seem to have come back fine but in Pennsylvania or in Santa Fe in Santa Fe and here all I have is heat. Well drained soil and rock. So they're pretty much in their ideal growing conditions. Yeah see that's what I'm saying. You have the perfect growing conditions for all of the stack really and we certainly can grow them in more northern areas. But if you live in the upper midwest or the northeast don't cut it down in the winter you'll have a much greater likelihood of survival through the winter with that method. Well the plant. I want to review today. Ellen is a vegetable what a surprise. I know what a surprise. It's actually a turnip and I have two qualified this by saying two things first of all. I'm not a huge turnip fan. You know. It's not priority one for me for growing in the garden or at least it hasn't been in the past it might be now So because turnips you know often tend to be a little strong flavored. You have to use them in the right recipe and that's fine and they're good in you know roasted or in soups or whatever. But on the other hand. It's not something that I've ever rushed to take up garden space with well. This fall the burpee seed company. They did a brilliant piece of marketing. I thought because they didn't just send me a little packet of seeds with promotional material. Telling me how great this is. You know we read great reviews plants all the time but without trying it yourself. You don't know they sent me to turn up selling so you can actually see them very simard the carton turnips and they were about the size of a tennis ball. So not too huge like that. Because I don't want to necessarily commit to dinner for ten if I'm cooking. One of those huge tournaments right so I love the size there. A beautiful with just a blush of purple on the top. And the name of this. Turn-up is Silky. Sweep and I know they named that because it is smooth and silky it is sweet it is not overly turn up but it has enough of the Turnip Flavour. That you know. You're not eating an apple or you're not just eating. You know some sort of random vegetable. It is a turn up but it is sweet. It is delicious I cooked it and loved it in a in with other vegetables and some tomato sauce and eight one of them fresh just chopped up in a salad and it was delightful so I am definitely devoting garden space this year to the Silky. Sweet turn up from burpee seeds
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Democratic debate posed anti-billionaire candidates against a billionaire
"Morning presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg made his debut last night on the twenty twenty democratic debate stage in Nevada and here's how he introduced himself to America I'm a New Yorker I know how to take on an arrogant con man like Donald Trump comes from New York and here is how his rivals responded I want to talk about who were running against a billionaire who calls women fat broads and horse stays to lesbians and no I'm not talking about Donald Trump I'm talking about male Bloomberg Mr Bloomberg had policies in New York City of stop and frisk which one half the African American and Latino people in an outrageous way that is not a way you're going to grow voter turnout let's put forward somebody who actually lives and works in a middle class neighborhood in an industrial midwestern city let's before somebody who's actually a Democrat well those democratic presidential candidates Elizabeth Warren Bernie Sanders and be booted judge and that was all just in the opening ten minutes last night so how to Bloomberg fend off his rivals and how does is late entry complicate the democratic field for can ask Corley he lands he it Corey Ilan's he's a former communications eight for president Obama he's in studio thanks for coming in court good to be here how do you think Mike Bloomberg did last night I think he did exactly as we would anticipate he would do as somebody who's coming into the race at this particular time if you think about it Mike Bloomberg as he just said it is a former mayor of New York City so he's coming in with a sense that he's done this before this is not a big deal he clearly didn't prep and if you think about it didn't did not press this was very apparent because and if you think about it incumbent presidents when the running for that second term that first debate is always the roughest when the running for the real act that's the mindset he wasn't think about it he issued the the campaign issued a statement afterward saying he's just getting warmed up yeah that's exactly they knew he was not going to do well last time so does that mean does that hurt him I mean it if this is his first impression and he didn't make a good one then how does he pay that moving forward well here's the deal he is not on the ballot this week or next week in a lot of South Carolina so he literally had nothing to lose literally it's important for him to be on the stage now rather than in the South Carolina Carolina debate next Tuesday because it allows him to get all of this out all of his anxiety all of his nervousness all his bad move and all of the negativity as far as the issues he's been dealing with over the past several weeks all of that out now he can go to the South Carolina debate next week with a clean slate to to some degree hello yeah yes and by the way there's that whole four hundred million dollar thing that's on his side as well so that's going to keep him in the race right so lousy pizza last night people to judge said of the and I'm paraphrasing here but essentially Democrats could wind up with a choice between the two most polarizing candidates Bernie Sanders and Michael Bloomberg especially because of that money you just noted is that a concern for you well I tell you this he has absolutely every right to be a candidate in this race and to spend the money that he needs to spend for Bernie he has built up a following over the past six years that has been consistent but it is a real threat to the Democratic Party because you have to outsiders one with enormous money one with the new home was following a democratic socialist and a former Republican billionaire that are your two biggest candidates right now that's a problem for the Democratic Party is there anyone that you as a Democrat as someone who follows all this closely who is invested is there anyone in this field of democratic candidates who you genuinely believe can beat Donald Trump I believe Joe Biden can be done from how he has lost the first two contests well I tell you this when you look at where he is right now he anticipated that it wasn't going to do well in Iowa and New Hampshire he has put all his chips in South Carolina and thinks he's also going to do well here in out in the bottom at the end of the day Joe Biden is banking on South Carolina and using that as a springboard into super Tuesday the key is going to be how much money does he have going into the in soups Tuesday to make a spread across the country right and is Mike Bloomberg of potentially it gains traction he could siphon off some of that money exactly right Cory eons former communications aide in the Obama White House thank you for your time this morning no problem could be here
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Built Of Bricks Made Of Memories, Glass Houses Honor Victims Of Gun Violence
"Every week hundreds of people die by gun violence in the United States an art exhibit honoring some of those victims will soon move to Washington DC from Chicago creators of the gun violence memorial project hope it will raise awareness of what they consider an epidemic of violence in the country NPR Cheryl Corley reports and your card was cultural center one of the first things visitors now see on the building's ornate ground floor is a cluster of four glass houses each has seven hundred glass brick openings a stark physical reminder of the average number of people killed by guns each week in the country some bricks are empty others are labeled with the names birthdays and date people died the space is hold small pieces of who they were a hairbrush pieces of jewelry a photograph to will love to go to chose to have a charity love family so the pitch of us as a family Pam Bosley space lights up and she talks about her son eighteen year old Terrell Bosley was a college student who played the bass in church band in two thousand six he was gunned down in a church parking lot while he helped a friend on low drums from a car Bosley wears pictures of our son on the pendant necklace and a bracelet she says the diorama she built for his space shows how much she loved music has charms his driver's license you know this and that he was somebody that had dreams hopes he want to be somebody he would have been somebody if his life and in the Bosnian another mother who lost her son to gunfire were the inspiration for the exhibit the follow through came from the mass design group an artist's Hank Willis Thomas Thomas says the houses are an artistic and unifying way to engage people and what's often a divisive issue for him it's also personal he lost a cousin to gun violence in two thousand and I recognize that there are memorials all over the country for heroes of wars and fallen soldiers but there are no
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"corley" Discussed on WBBM Newsradio
"Statement stops at the time what I can say to you is we have obviously bass acts of violence happening in this country on a regular basis here in the city of Chicago our partnership with Chicago police department state local and federal we are working together on a regular basis to mitigate these threats again was arrested by the a police within minutes of the gunshots and no one was hurt a job fair was held yesterday to bring get employees after hundreds of undocumented workers were arrested in a sting at seven Mississippi chicken processing plants last week Hoke foods based in northwest suburban park ridge help the job fair to recruit new workers at one of its Morton Mississippi plants chicken processing plants are normally played by heavy turnover due to the hard and often dangerous work despite turnover and heavy demand for workers wages remain relatively low at about eleven or twelve dollars an hour Merriam so news radio one oh five point nine FM WBBM news time five thirty three they're like puts defending a controversy all new online databases chose by the amounts for people charged with the gun crime he can't paint with a broad brush but our point is let's get the data critics have called see PT's gun offender dashboard flawed and accused of undermining efforts to reform cook county's bail system but they're Lightfoot says there's no harm in highlighting public information site itself has as its first banner the improper disclaimer that defendants in these cases are entitled to a presumption of innocence but I think the public has a right to know what's going on in our court she adds that Chicago wins with criminal histories who arrested for gun possession should not be entitled to bond does not make sense for us to incarcerate people on the basis of their financial status to pay and you gain newsradio one oh five point nine FM WBBM news time five thirty four CNN anchor Chris Cuomo got a little heated at an event last night when a heckler called him for radio a reference to the nineteen seventy to film the godfather Cuomo called that a racist slur aimed at Italians he said Fred afraid of Fredo Corley only was the week brother to Michael Corley only played by Al Pacino the sum of five here some of the emotionally charged exchange between formal and the heckler.
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A Look At The Impact Of Active Shooter Drills
"There's been a rise in the number of school resource officers across the country, Chris, and I'm wondering why that is what's leading to this increase presence of law enforcement in, in schools. It's really been a long time coming. So simple things that happened back that ideas, no, mention Columbine which one factor that led to the nineteen ninety four federal law. That's required. Expulsion of, of student for weapon possession in it also included for the first time, federal funding source school resource officers, they couple of factors that happened in the nineties, one in the juvenile Justice system in the one that impacted the schools the approach to juvenile Justice in the more heavy handed approach to locking up, young people, quite detrimental, and quite impactful on, on a lot of disadvantaged students, but that also happens schools of zero tolerance policy that coincided with the increased security measures across all schools. And that also has led to unintended consequences that just SO related, but student. Exclusion related also impacting soon disabilities in racial ethnic disparities in punishment and want to get into the sort of disparities that you're mentioning there in a little bit, Chris. Because I think these are really important in terms of the broader conversation going back to the second to officer Peterson here. I'm wondering mo-. There's a lot of criticism. And now even more than criticism about how Peterson handled the shooting with your expertise. What should Peterson have done? Chris, a good phrase minute ago, outlier and Florida is kind of an outlier as far as our association goes because it's, it's a state where we do not train school Bice police officers, they do their own training, in Florida. So part of the answer to that is I don't know how he was trained. That's part of the problem for me and trying to answer any of this. I've seen the footage of talked with several folks who have been involved in investigation corley. There's an issue here when you've got someone standing at a door for the length of time he did. That's not the way we would train anyone again. I'll go back to say this is direct to threat type issue. You've got shots fired in a building. You have to assume you're dealing with an active shooter event you have to pursue that threat and stop it before more lives are lost. I want to I want to drill down a little bit more into that moan because is an SRO is a. School resource. Officer expected to take down shooter expected to essentially bag give their lives in in an effort to remove the threat.
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The Morning Toast
"corley" Discussed on The Morning Toast
"You know, maybe Maradas next choose with the guy from. Or story from what or story American horror story Oishi. Do you watch that I've never seen it? I love it. But I don't know who her man is. I have read some lines that are troubling. But I choose to ignore them. She has a boyfriend yet a longtime friend, but she's. Not the do you follow her? Did you ever watch glee when it was on? And who did you on PBS? Who did you like what are your thoughts? I think for the time we were in. It was really cool. I think now like it would be really corny like, I just think Riverdale things so much more edgy. And I just I don't think like that would. Yeah. That's very fair assessment. Do you ever watch scream queens? I did not know that's going to be a problem for us. It's the best show ever happens the world yet with two M'S or one with one N. And you remember when we started dating and we were talking like around Halloween, and then I trust scream queens for Halloween. So you should. And I remember the show this question before because when we were talking before Halloween, just, you know, flirting in the office by the water, cooler, you were like asked me what I was going to be for Halloween, and I said from scream queens, and you hadn't watch show. You would think he would have gone home and watch it could have something to talk to me about them each just like lunch. I wonder if I watching episode because of that I might have really of you would remember it's like that premium anyways, very happy for Lee Michelle and in some other wedding news chance the rapper has also married. His longtime girlfriend cure Ston corley. Chancer is a married, man. Hip. Hop star twenty five he's young what his longtime girlfriend Kirstin corley on Saturday at the resort. At pelican hill in Newport Beach, California, people confirms guests included Kim Kardashian west and her husband, Kanye who have been longtime friends of chance a source tells people comedian Chapelle was also in attendance, according to a news, although the robber has yet to share any photos from pairs nuptials. He did leave a comment underneath a handful of images and videos taken from the ceremony which were posted online by the shade room. I did see that they got like paparazzi photos, and he commented these photos came from some lanes. Wait till you see the official ones. He must have an exclusive or something with people magazine. And he's just like doesn't want that to cut into his chancellor. He seems like above that those same common. I had right when when photos are being leaked. These lames except it was like all people that we knew and we were like happy to leave them thoughts because I saw pictures of Konya like he was wearing like what look to be like a just black jeans. Okay. Short sleeve button, black buttoned-down, okay? At the wedding..
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Chance the Rapper Marries Longtime Girlfriend Kirsten Corley
"News chance the rapper has also married. His longtime girlfriend cure Ston corley. Chancer is a married, man. Hip. Hop star twenty five he's young what his longtime girlfriend Kirstin corley on Saturday at the resort. At pelican hill in Newport Beach, California, people confirms guests included Kim Kardashian west and her husband, Kanye who have been longtime friends of chance a source tells people comedian Chapelle was also in attendance, according to a news, although the robber has yet to share any photos from pairs nuptials. He did leave a comment underneath a handful of images and videos taken from the ceremony which were posted online by the shade room. I did see that they got like paparazzi photos, and he commented these photos came from some lanes. Wait till you see the official ones. He must have an exclusive or something with people magazine. And he's just like doesn't want that to cut into his chancellor. He seems
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"Cheryl corley reporting from the courthouse in Chicago where Jason Van Dyke has just been sentenced. Thank you, Cheryl. You're welcome. Let's step back now. And consider what this case might tell us about the culture of Chicago's police department, Nicole Gonzalez van Cleef had a front seat on that culture. She used to work in the prosecutor's office for Cook County, which encompasses Chicago based on that experience. She wrote a book, titled crook, county, racism and injustice in American's largest criminal court. I asked her which makes of the sentence handed down to dyke today. Really, it was the video that was the game changer in this case when I was doing my research for the book county, it was over a decade that I was observing interviewing judges and prosecutors and basically the code of silence in policing stretched all the way into the courtroom. And so when there were cases where a suspect was shot, and the story didn't really make sense. Prosecutors were shamed or intimidated into whistle blowing. They would go up the chain of command. And at every point be intimidated in one case a prosecutor described having an ash tray thrown at his head. And they blamed him and said, you're not you're not a defense attorney or prosecutor as though the protocol in that culture was to believe police wholeheartedly all these little things where the tacit ways that police could exert their influence not just on the streets, and he's kind of misconduct cases or use of force cases. But they can in some ways control the prosecutors and the judges through intimidation when you describe code of silence the phrase you just used to explain what you mean. And explain whether you think that is something unique to Chicago. You know? I don't think it's you need to Chicago. The code of silence, basically says you know, that you always believe the police officer, and you don't question their judgment, even if there's a dead suspect in in my study twenty out of the twenty seven judges that I interviewed admitted that police perjury occurred in six wouldn't even answer the questions, whether they were intimidated or whether that was part of the silence. So in some ways when a police officer did harm, they wouldn't somebody's laugh about it. As though it was just kind of the inside joke, and the fact that I was such a young law clerk doing this research study. And I still know these rules that to me showed how flagrant the culture was lukewarm McDonald's. Steph led to a Justice department investigation. And the final report from that investigation detailed excessive use of force by Chicago police, and recommended all kinds of reforms have those changes been made enough, you know, only twenty five of the ninety nine reforms have been in some ways implemented since the department of Justice 2017 report. But if you look and see which ones have not the use of force reforms, eight of them have not been implemented accountability forms nine of them have not been implemented community policing ones that would help in some ways show, racial complaints that are coming in or cases, racial abuse. Those are not being implemented. So again, the police department is resisting the reforms that would disrupt this culture that we see is really a stronghold in Chicago policing an extends all the way into the court system. Nicole, thanks so much. Thank you, Nicole Gonzales van cleave. She spent a decade studying the criminal court system in Chicago. She's now professor of sociology and criminal Justice at the university of Delaware..
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"corley" Discussed on Thrivetime Show | Business School without the BS
"Find the time to get things done. Yeah. So I use this strategy because I was running my CPA firm. I financial planning practice and I decided, hey, I'm going to write a book. So the only time I had because I had three kids and wife and I didn't wanna get divorced was I had to get up at four thirty in the morning. So four thirty to seven in the morning is when I did my writing, I just took a page out of the wealthy people self made millionaires in my study and and lo and behold, I've been using that routine ever since and since then I've written five books and done a whole host of other things. So that warning routine is been paying off like crazy for me. I and I think that's why wealthy people do it because they know that's the first thing in the morning. They won't be interrupted nobody's up anyway. They can get a lot done and it's called the block time blocking so they can focus their mind through this time blocking strategy and get things done. That's a move. That's a move. If you're struggling to find time to get things done, wake up earlier, the final move I wanna talk to you about today. Mr. Tom corley is getting a mentor getting a coach, Eric Schmidt, the most successful CEO somewhat argue of the modern generation. The former CEO of Google said, the most important advice he ever received was from John door. The venture capitalist who said, you need a coach. Bill Gates says, everyone needs a coach. Let's go with Steve Jobs. Said you need to hire a coach. All these people hired a coach. It is so important that you have a coach or a mentor in your life. Ninety three percent of people according to your research, ninety three percent of wealthy people that had a mentor attributed their achievement and success in the world to their mentor, Tom breakdown. Yes. So mentors I found in my research where the fast track to accumulating an enormous amount of wealth because mentors tell you what to do at what not to do. They tell you what the read, what not to read, they tell you what skills developed, what skills you don't need to develop. They basically like pinpoint, they dentist. Exactly what you need to do in this large circle that you call your career. They said, now, just focus on this thing here and you're going to be wildly successful. So they,.
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West Nile Virus detected in mosquitoes in Massachusetts; No humans have tested positive
"Its first, level for pathogen, the, bowl. Of, virus WBZ's, Kim Tunnicliffe, spoke with the head of the lab who's trying to ally resident's fears Iran corley says safety. Precautions are in place at the lab which is a quipped with special drains tanks and air, filters corley says the national institutes of, health has deemed the lab safe after conducting a lengthy risk assessment took over five years concluded there's no risk to the community whatsoever the people are still raising. Concerns know full well what that's up on mental risk assessments one of those people. Is northeastern criminologist James FOX lives in the area of all the street where the lab is located labs around the country there had. Been some mishaps and having a mishap in the south end would be very worrisome which is not necessary. To gamble with the safety of. The residents of Kim Tunnicliffe, WBZ News Radio ten thirty bullet killed more than eleven thousand people In west Africa during the most recent outbreak from two thousand fourteen to two thousand sixteen and continues to flare up in the region right now. There is no, available FDA approved vaccine or treatment for the virus In Worcester West Nile virus has been detected mosquitoes prompting the city to spray for. The past early next week the Massachusetts department of health says, they informed the city after the bug tested positive it's the fourth area, to test positive along with Clinton, Berlin and Lancaster so far in, the state one hundred and. Four mosquitoes have tested positive for the virus but, no animals or. Humans have the best tips to avoid. The bugs, be aware of peak mosquito hours which are. Dusk to dawn drain standing water from your property and of course we're bug spray WBZ. News time eight forty one we had to the ticket dot com sports studio and Charlie Birger. On wasn't that long ago I remember seeing Mookie Betts playing second. Base for the Portland sea dogs and yesterday second and he was back at second base again and really well first time in quite a while we're going to hear from Mookie Betts here in just a second how about the Red, Sox their lead in the east now seven and a half games Over the Yankees at Fenway last night Red Sox four. Yankees one Rick Portillo gave up a third inning, home run to Miguel onto Har that, was it the only hit of the night for New York, as he sat down the final twenty one hitters in a row struck out nine. Did not walk a batter he was pounding the strike zone I mean strike one all night but. I thought he did a good job over all of you, know kind of happened that comeback with the fastball debility cut it the, ability to pitch at the top, and ride at high that's Yankee, manager Aaron Boone the Red. Sox jumped out to a three nothing lead after, one inning Steve. Pearce a two run home run the. Added one, more in the fifth in the second inning. As mentioned SOX second baseman Ian Kinzler had to come out of the game a hamstring. Injury headed to the DL replaced by.
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Tesla shares rise as investors embrace cash comments, Musk apology
"The message these get out because you got political leaders. That keeps saying everything's okay as cargo is not okay you got a lot of counties on the south. West and east side and no economic development but on the north. Side I really feel People I live in a real real joyous good life over here and. Because violence persist in some Chicago neighborhoods Hardiman and other organizers say Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel and. Police superintendent Eddie Johnson need, to step down Streets our streets and shut it down have become common refrains at protests across the country in recent years many prompted by fatal encounters between police and, unarmed black men. Early last month demonstrating Chicago wants to go over the. Lanes of a major expressway as they called for an end to city violence and neighborhood investment now comes today's protests aimed at lake shore Dr Mitchell moss the director of the center for transportation at New York University says. Using roads and. Infrastructure has become, a central feature of this country's protest movement in the twenty first, century in part because I think they're much. More visible and important also, because the protests affects many more people Chicago police. Spokesman Anthony Guliani says there. Will be several hundred Chicago police, officers present at today's event. Were there to protect their right to demonstrate but at the same time, we're not, going to disrupt activities have. To ballpark we're not gonna tolerate Civil disobedience or any type of illegal activity the, organizers say the effort is not just a. Push for awareness but for, change and that often doesn't come without discomfort Cheryl. Corley NPR news Chicago Okay now we have this story of the big and pretty surprising. Silicon Valley apology yesterday tesla. Reported that, over the, past three months its losses doubled but. The company also bragged that it's now making five thousand of its brand new more affordable models. Every week but here's the big. Surprise tesla CEO Elon Musk apologized to. Investors for his behavior repeatedly. Musk has gotten in hot water lately for his aggressive and sometimes offensive rants on. Social media NPR's, jasmine cars has the story tusla's may earnings call, was infamously bizarre this is how an irritated Elon Musk. Responded to one analysts, question Questions. Are cool back in the days leading up to this year. Second financial report, there was a lot of buys not. About the cars but about Elon Musk nobody. Expected this budget for being played on the all. This comes after a turbulent period for musk in. Which. He went all Konya west on Twitter like last year when. A public transportation blogger, called his ideas elitist Musk's simply responded you're, an idiot investors. Have not been amused by acting like that it does cause some those investors to to question and may not. Support them so makes it. Harder for, them to, raise money gene Munster works at loop. Of venture capital company that follows tesla monster says investors have reached out to express concern public. Opinion is key to this company's. Growth tesla doesn't use regular advertising these. Word of mouth so the. Point there is that by him alien Meeting some of his referral network. That can actually have a negative impact on.
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"Now to Chicago where fatal police shooting over the weekend. Is inflamed tensions between police, and some people who live in mostly black and Latino neighborhoods of the city over the last few years, Chicago police have made a number, of, reforms that the city says. Has made. Have made a difference. Activists say the, fatal encounters show otherwise NPR Cheryl, corley reports It didn't take long for angry residents to pour into the streets to confront Chicago police after they shot and killed a neighborhood burger Thirty-seven-year-old hurries Augusta's on, Saturday night. Authorities said officers approached Augusta's because they thought he may. Have a gun the anger the protest and the death mirrored. Another tragic incident that prompted widespread, protests a few years ago that's when the, city released a videotape showing officers fatally shooting seventeen year old MacDonald this time instead of taking a court order for the release of the. Tape police superintendent Eddie Johnson did it within twenty four hours a Chicago I because the community needs some answers and they need him now. University of Chicago law professor Craig Fetterman tracks the department's reforms and says releasing the video quickly. Is smart that what police. Departments and what does Chicago police ought to do in every situation Chicago's decision to do so it was, years in the making and follows, a, US department of Justice investigation the. Castigated police after the Lochlann McDonald's shooting the report found. Them poorly trained and often using excessive force especially in communities of color Marvin hunter Lucon McDonald's great uncle.
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"There will be training yes yes there there will be so don't worry that you wouldn't know what to do we will train you and you'll you won't be fledgling there will be a supervisor and and everything that you need we'll revisit away and the big island in a moment but you had mentioned in the opening of the discussion corley flooding and also on the east side here on oahu my goodness i hope we're not having short term memory syndrome i remember the storm but unfortunately the effects are still lingering yes and you know as soon as the lava started flowing people said what flooding all those people were still in are still trying to recover so thank goodness that the presidential declaration came through so that people can get individual assistance from fema as well describe a bit of the impact of what transpired specifically on qui of where we were in the beginning and where we are now so in the beginning it was just pretty chaotic because we had to open on a lotta shelters about five of them i think we ended up doing and the flooding was so sudden that people really got stranded in fact we had dozens of people that got stranded in the hanalei shelter for two days and and only when the water receded what was the county able to to get them out by ambulance but there were all kinds of ideas on how to have the coastguard with helicopters airlifted him out of there and then the lightning started and and it got grounded and so it was kind of a scary moment we were able to get more supplies in there because they're running out of food and water but everybody was okay everybody got out but that was unusual that we couldn't get your own shelter amazing corley of what you must witness an over the years of lives that have unfortunately been it'd been challenged in affected by natural disaster and others when you survey and when you talk with folks whom the red cross is assisting and helping what stands out in your mind of their responses to you and how do you relate that back to your team who's providing such quite service i think that it's the intangible things that people don't realize people are just overwhelmed with emotion and uncertainty and i think it's just to know that somebody cares and that they're there for them when whatever time of day so even in a regular house fire right you're standing there with your pajamas your whole house burned out you don't even have clothes or where to stay or you lost your prescription medications it's somebody to sink for you and become calmly trying to help you recover i think that's the really intangible thing that that red cross provides a set humanitarian aspect because you can replace your your clothing and everything but it's the mental health and health services that there's nobody else there except for the red cross and the amount of mental health service just referencing quickly back to the big island there were over ten thousand twelve thousand wow yes that's amazing an and they were all done by volunteers their volunteer nurses and volunteered licensed mental health workers and that really care and that's what especially red cross talking with quarterly yoshi we're always delighted when corley joins us on community matters and we're so thankful that she's with us this morning we will return to these locations in just a bit but i think it's a good time to transfer over for all of us to be prepared because we never know we just don't know and preparation is the best protection can you walk us through a bit correlation what should we know about this prepared this so as you know that we are in disaster season and just a couple of years ago the civil defense said that we should be ready for fourteen days of supply before it was five to seven days but we learned that you know we are most isolated population in the face of the earth and we don't get supplies except for by ship and it takes it takes a while to get here and so everybody that can should have fourteen days worth of food and water water is one gallon per person per day yeah just the usual things like like food a manual can opener betting change of clothes towels all of the things that you.
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"It's a bowl but still no dressing it looks like and i don't i don't know if there was some i don't know if there was some blowback from this but just an hour before we started recording tonight she tweeted again pinned this to the top of her twitter feed carnivores vegans and everyone in between just want to clarify that the goal of salad emoji redesign was to create an image more faithful to unicord's description and she quotes the description unit code of a quote a bowl of healthy salad containing lettuce tomato and other salad items such as cucumber unquote bona petit so maybe yeah i i i'm i hope she doesn't become another one of these let's get the let's the little children from the village of the damned like chaser over the hills and through the woods okay again maybe a badly timed i'm sure i'm sure that she had known what had gone down the shareholder meeting maybe she would have little bit actually took it as just a cute acute it's a long thread on twitter about all the changes so we also have curlyhaired amounts yes we have curly haired corley herald folks now can i say that word curlyhaired folks now bald headed folks silver headed folks shoe for to them silver foxes by the way which is accurate the goat is a lot happier is not as mean as it used to be you've seen anxious cheese to go.
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"That story is from a series that originally aired on klw you can find a link to the whole series at california report dot org i so many of us californians the idea of home is tangled up with the idea of paying high rent or an exorbitant mortgage the skyrocketing cost of housing means more people are leaving then moving here from other states reporter john corley caught up with one family calling it quits on the golden state sixty five and sunny on a saturday afternoon in the trendy lost village neighborhood of los angeles people are enjoying walks in griffith park and sipping coffee at outdoor cafes but up the steps of a nearby apartment the colby family is rushing to get out of here what are you packing here yeah books hi my name is evan colby and i am in the process of moving from los angeles california to lansing michigan hi my name is anna nicole the busy packing up their apartment you get some of those books and put them in this box about to say goodbye to los angeles it's a place called home for seven years both are originally from the mid west and moved up to ten graduate school at usc long distance for a year and then he moved out here the kobe's have enjoyed their life in california you'll miss walks up to griffith park inventors to places like yosemite and joshua tree and of course i mean there are probably a dozen restaurants in our neighborhood that are walkable better going to be better than anything we'll fight to also miss their apartment you have a little what they call a peekaboo new of downtown but a new reality recently said in for them the challenges that it's only one bedroom and there are three of us but really once we decided to have a family that was kind of the at that point it was like all right you know we've had our fun it's time to find a place where we could actually afford to live he average price for house in most feeless one point six million even though they both.
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"To understand what your will is over there that context this would be something that would be unique to each participant they would they would get their own personal guardian angel if they wanted to go through that ritual is that right they don't get one they have won they have one okay but that doesn't took contacted right now that could be contacting the higher self like some portion of the you're their consciousness that exists on a higher spiritual plane that could be contacting an external entity at one point corley identifies the being that dictated the book of the law to him as his holy guardian angel so is that being part of his mind and did he write it in a trance nature or is it a separate being that was in the room with him dictating to him these are some of the debates about the context in which the book was received what kind of what year was this that he sort of put this together and published the book was received in nineteen oh four okay but he didn't do anything with it for a few years and in fact he misplaced it for a while and later he found it around nine thousand nine hundred seven and it was then that he realized it had greater spiritual import than just some kind of trance writing and that's when he started building his systems around it so the first one was the a and then later the ot.