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Speaker 2: Denise Fell agree with us this morning on a Friday.
Speaker 2: It's getting close to the weekendo, and we got to
Speaker 2: start this report. Let's start with the Johnson and Johnson.
Speaker 2: They are cutting drug prices.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they are. This is good news.
Speaker 4: Johnson and Johnson has reached this deal with the government
Speaker 4: to lower drug prices. This will be for some Americans
Speaker 4: in exchange for tariff exemption, which is what the Trump
Speaker 4: administration was after. And all part of this, Jay and
Speaker 4: j will offer drugs to the Medicaid program at prices
Speaker 4: comparable to what other developed countries offer. They'll also participate
Speaker 4: in Trump r X, and they also plan to build
Speaker 4: two manufacturing facilities in the US, which is also part
Speaker 4: of what the Trump administration was after, including a cell
Speaker 4: therapy site in Pennsylvania and a drug product manufacturing facility
Speaker 4: in North Carolina. Multiple other companies have already struck similar agreements,
Speaker 4: so this is a big deal and we could see
Speaker 4: more of these going forward.
Speaker 2: I can barely wear a watch, but all these wearable
Speaker 2: devices that people are using is it impacting our mental health?
Speaker 4: Well, what do you mean?
Speaker 3: You can barely wear a watch?
Speaker 2: It's right there there it is. It's not digital. It's
Speaker 2: one of the Yeah I got the old fashioned watch on.
Speaker 2: I don't have that smart watch or whatever.
Speaker 4: Oh well, you know, I mean, gen Z probably loves
Speaker 4: you because those things are like crazy popular right now.
Speaker 5: People got wearable devices and iPhones and absolutely aura rings,
Speaker 5: the garment, the fitbit, the Hoopla and apparently all these wearables,
Speaker 5: as you were kind of hinting at, well.
Speaker 4: They can be good for information, you know, how you sleep,
Speaker 4: what your recovery rate is, on your muscles, even if
Speaker 4: you're not an athlete, you maybe wish you were.
Speaker 3: I want to be.
Speaker 4: But apparently it's also having a negative effect because data
Speaker 4: overload and hyper fixation on health metrics can kind of
Speaker 4: get us down, especially if it's you know, like, oh
Speaker 4: my god, I didn't get.
Speaker 3: Enough sleep last night. I only got four hours.
Speaker 4: This is terrible, my life is going so so all
Speaker 4: that increased stress and anxiety is negative and counterproductive. So
Speaker 4: experts are also recommending take a step back from the device,
Speaker 4: maybe just take them off for a while.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they become overwhelming all right. In stock futures, what
Speaker 3: are you seeing right now?
Speaker 4: They're higher, not by a lot, but DAL futures up
Speaker 4: forty two s and P futures up nine, Nasdaq futures
Speaker 4: getting fifty four. That's ahead of a job's report coming
Speaker 4: out at the bottom of the hour, expected to show
Speaker 4: kind of weak but not horrible job creation and also
Speaker 4: a slight slid, slight drop in the unemployment rate. So
Speaker 4: investors are watching that very closely because we have the
Speaker 4: Fed's next big policy making meeting at the end of
Speaker 4: the month. From Bloomberg, I'm Denise Pellegrinian News Radio seven hundred.
Speaker 3: Interestry Cuts, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Coming up in eight twelve. It is Friday. That means
Speaker 2: we talked to Matt Roush talking TV. Hey, good morning man,
Speaker 2: how are you.
Speaker 3: I'm doing good? How you doing, Steve good?
Speaker 2: I believe starting out on TV tonight is your alma
Speaker 2: mater playing in the.
Speaker 6: Baseball Yeah, indeed, yeah, I've already got my lucky Red
Speaker 6: Indiana soson right now because thinking about you know, they're
Speaker 6: playing the game tonight, so yeah, and undefeated, undefeated football team.
Speaker 6: Who knew that would happen?
Speaker 3: Absolutely?
Speaker 2: It has it hasn't happened in many decades at all,
Speaker 2: and I.
Speaker 3: Think I don't think so. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: Congratulations on tonight and hope you guys do well. Let's
Speaker 2: start out with The Pit. Everybody's talking about. This is
Speaker 2: return for a second season.
Speaker 6: Yeah, just a first episode dropped last night on HBO
Speaker 6: Max and it's going to continue for another or two
Speaker 6: months or something like that. But yeah, it was the
Speaker 6: most acclaimed show of last year. It just won the Critics'
Speaker 6: Choice Award for Best Drama, was already an Emmy winner
Speaker 6: for Best Drama, Noah Wiley winning his first Emmy playing
Speaker 6: the head of The Er when he began his career
Speaker 6: as just a kid who is just starting out in
Speaker 6: the Er and the NBC series all those thirty years
Speaker 6: ago or so.
Speaker 3: So it's kind of come full circle.
Speaker 6: But the fact of the idea of The Pit is
Speaker 6: that the entire season takes place in one shift. Each
Speaker 6: hour is one hour of their work day, kind of
Speaker 6: the way twenty four used to work back in the day,
Speaker 6: where every hour is one hour sort of plays out
Speaker 6: in real time. So these cases that get introduced during
Speaker 6: a very busy day, you keep following them hour by hour,
Speaker 6: as Noah Wiley makes the rounds of this very very
Speaker 6: busy Pittsburgh er. So it is just really gripping show,
Speaker 6: very emotional, amazing cast. All these young people who are
Speaker 6: the interns and the residents are going to become stars
Speaker 6: of their own the way that they did back in the.
Speaker 3: Days of Er. So it's just a great series.
Speaker 6: And this series takes place this season takes place on
Speaker 6: a very busy July fourth, so you can imagine the
Speaker 6: kind of complications that happen there. And then at one
Speaker 6: point during the season they have to kind of rely
Speaker 6: on their wits and their guts because all of the
Speaker 6: computers are shut down, So that makes things really interesting.
Speaker 6: But what I appreciate about this season of The Pit
Speaker 6: is the first season built to this huge, like mass
Speaker 6: shooting crisis. They're not trying to top themselves in season two.
Speaker 6: All the way I put it is just getting through
Speaker 6: the day in this kind of environment is enough of
Speaker 6: an accomplishment. So you're just really just just brought into
Speaker 6: this sort of ticking clocked aspect of medicine in this
Speaker 6: very busy, busy er and it's just a great drama. So, yeah,
Speaker 6: that one's making a lot of noise, and so that
Speaker 6: is good news for TV viewers.
Speaker 2: I may have missed this is the pit. Noah, why
Speaker 2: is he the same character that he was in the
Speaker 2: old er show.
Speaker 6: No, he's not playing his character here is called doctor Robbie.
Speaker 6: He was John Carter in that series, which he said
Speaker 6: in Chicago. So new city, new er, new characters, but
Speaker 6: same kind of vibe going on here because it's extremely intense.
Speaker 3: All right, Golden Globes coming up on Sunday.
Speaker 6: Yeah, CBS has that franchise now. It ran on NBC
Speaker 6: for years, but now it's back. And Golden Globe's always
Speaker 6: seen as like the big party. They're all sitting around
Speaker 6: and they've had a lot of drinks and food, and
Speaker 6: they're sitting in the ballroom of the Beverly Hilton and
Speaker 6: has sort of a different vibe from the Oscars. But
Speaker 6: here they honor both television and movies. And Nicky Glazer,
Speaker 6: who's a sort of seasoned roaster. She'll be roasting the
Speaker 6: crowd while she hosts the show. I think it's her
Speaker 6: second year doing this. But in the movie Battle, we're
Speaker 6: going to have one battle after another, which has won
Speaker 6: most of the awards and as seen as an Oscar
Speaker 6: front runner, but for some reason, they have pegged this
Speaker 6: movie as a comedy. They separate the comedies from the dramas,
Speaker 6: so there's going to be two major films that could
Speaker 6: win awards at the Golden Globes and one battle after
Speaker 6: another as favorite for comedy.
Speaker 3: But in drama you'll have either Sinners.
Speaker 6: Which was a huge hit from last year, or this
Speaker 6: sleeper that's just come along about Shakespeare called Haminet, and
Speaker 6: those are going to probably win.
Speaker 3: For Best Drama.
Speaker 6: In TV, I would look for Pitt as we just mentioned.
Speaker 6: The Pit will probably win for drama. The studio has
Speaker 6: been winning everything, the Apple TV Comedy for comedy, and
Speaker 6: the Adolescence the Netflix mini series will win for Nominated Series,
Speaker 6: we expect. So again, we're in the awards circuit right now,
Speaker 6: and the Grammys are coming in just a few weeks,
Speaker 6: But right now we're in awards, and I guess awards
Speaker 6: heaven if that's what you like to watch on TV.
Speaker 2: All right, And a comeback. I really didn't see this
Speaker 2: one coming. Fear Factor's been revived.
Speaker 6: Yes, the show that scarred a lot of people back
Speaker 6: in the nineties or whatever it was, that's back on
Speaker 6: but now it's on the Fox Network and they're calling
Speaker 6: this season Fear Factor House of Fear, because the twist
Speaker 6: on this particular reinvention of Fear Factor is that they're
Speaker 6: not just facing their fear and having to eat disgusting
Speaker 6: things or going to really scary situations, but they're also
Speaker 6: living in a house together. So there's going to be
Speaker 6: strategies and alliances, and they're going to I guess, vote
Speaker 6: on who goes into the elimination around each week and
Speaker 6: in the first episode hosted by Johnny Knoxville. Now, by
Speaker 6: the way, so you know that guy knows his way
Speaker 6: around crazy stunts, that's for sure. But in the first
Speaker 6: episode they seal them up in airtight containers.
Speaker 3: So the ideas, you.
Speaker 6: Know, they are going to be plaustrophobic and all that
Speaker 6: kind of stuff. Not exactly my idea of a great
Speaker 6: reality show, but it was popular back in the day,
Speaker 6: and I don't expect it will not it will be
Speaker 6: any different this time. They're going to premiere it on
Speaker 6: Sunday after one of the NFL Wild Card games, and
Speaker 6: they're going to move it to Wednesday, where he's going
Speaker 6: to pair it with a new season The Masked singer.
Speaker 3: So reality TV, it's everywhere you look, all right and
Speaker 3: real quick. We got some streaming going on this week too. Yeah.
Speaker 6: If you were a fan of the Emmy winning espionage
Speaker 6: drama The Night Manager, which aired ten years ago, they're
Speaker 6: bringing it back on Sunday on Amazon Prime Video. Tom
Speaker 6: Hillston reprising his role of the undercover spy. So that
Speaker 6: is for fans of that. If you're more into the
Speaker 6: action thing. There's a new season of Hijack starting on
Speaker 6: Apple TV on Wednesday. That's Idris Elba in the first episode.
Speaker 6: In the first season, he was dealing with a hostage
Speaker 6: crisis on a plane. Now he's on a train underground
Speaker 6: in Berlin and there's another hostage crisis.
Speaker 3: Maybe this guy illa just stay home.
Speaker 2: Maybe a Matt Rouss Talking TV this week is always uh,
Speaker 2: where do we connect with you?
Speaker 6: Tvnsuder dot Com and TV guide Magazine.
Speaker 3: Thanks so much, Steve.
Speaker 2: All right, well talk next week. Go hoo'siers there. I
Speaker 2: hope your team does well toight all right, yeah, all right,
Speaker 2: it's eight eighteen and seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: Chuck Ingram in here this morning. I am shock. How's
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Speaker 2: fifty nine around the tri States. Some wet roads and
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Speaker 2: hundred WLW. Looks like some Senate Republicans didn't vote the
Speaker 2: way that they were supposed to. We're going to talk
Speaker 2: to Stephen Portnoye about what happened yesterday.
Speaker 3: Coming up next seven hundred WLW in Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: It's time to talk to Stephen portnoys or ABC News
Speaker 2: national correspondent in Washington. Stephen, what's the latest here in
Speaker 2: the House incentive yesterday?
Speaker 3: Yeah, a couple of things caught our eye.
Speaker 8: Yesterday. You had Republicans in the House and the Senate
Speaker 8: bucking their leadership, joining with republic Democrats to advance or
Speaker 8: pass bills in opposition to the leadership and ultimately to
Speaker 8: the White House. Let's start in the Senate, where five
Speaker 8: Republican senators voted with Democrats to advance a War Powers
Speaker 8: Act resolution that would aim to tie the President's hands
Speaker 8: with respect to future military action in Venezuela. Now, overnight,
Speaker 8: the President put on his social media that he is
Speaker 8: canceled a second planned wave of attacks on Venezuela because
Speaker 8: he says he's now working cooperatively with the existing regime
Speaker 8: there with the interim president following Maduro's arrest last weekend.
Speaker 8: But this measure, which had the support of five Republicans
Speaker 8: Susan Collins of Maine, Josh Holly of Missouri, Lisa Murkowski
Speaker 8: of Alaska, Ran Paul of Kentucky, Todd Young of Indiana,
Speaker 8: would aim to prevent the president from using the military
Speaker 8: and Venezuela going forward without congressional approval. A number of
Speaker 8: these Republicans say that they believe that the Constitution requires
Speaker 8: the Congress have a voice in that, and that's why
Speaker 8: they voted to advance that. Final passages expected next week.
Speaker 8: But what you need to know is that the White
Speaker 8: House position a veto threat. In order for this thing
Speaker 8: to actually have impact, it would have to not only
Speaker 8: pass both houses, but it would have to be enacted
Speaker 8: into law, either with the President's signature or with the
Speaker 8: two thirds veto proof margin in both houses to override
Speaker 8: a veto, and that's not going to happen. So certainly
Speaker 8: a symbolic thing, the President responded yesterday saying these five
Speaker 8: Republicans should be ashamed of themselves and quote should never
Speaker 8: be elected to office.
Speaker 3: Again. That's in the Senate.
Speaker 8: In the House, seventeen Republicans, including a handful from Ohio,
Speaker 8: voted with Democrats to advance and pass a three year
Speaker 8: extension of the expired ACA tax credits. Not likely to
Speaker 8: become law either, because the Republican leader in the Senate says,
Speaker 8: essentially it's a non starter, he would require substantial changes,
Speaker 8: and Senate Republicans voted to block a similar measure about
Speaker 8: a month ago. So the fact that it has happened,
Speaker 8: it's not the first time. By the way, remember the
Speaker 8: Epstein files was another example. But you have certain instances
Speaker 8: now where Republican rank and file members are bucking the leadership,
Speaker 8: bucking the president.
Speaker 2: And they're pushing it back against the party. Is that
Speaker 2: surprising to you.
Speaker 8: I think it reflects the fact that we're a divided country.
Speaker 8: The Congress as a Republican majority that's historically very small,
Speaker 8: and at certain points, some of these Republicans, particularly those
Speaker 8: who come from districts where the voters are there swing districts,
Speaker 8: they may be vulnerable heading into this next midterm election cycle,
Speaker 8: or they just simply strongly feel the way they do.
Speaker 8: For example, I think that's the case of Senator Paul
Speaker 8: when it comes to this question of war powers. And
Speaker 8: so you're going to see examples like this. They're historically important,
Speaker 8: they're symbolic, probably not all that significant in terms of
Speaker 8: affecting outcomes, but notable nevertheless.
Speaker 2: And you expect it to continue as the months and
Speaker 2: year go by.
Speaker 8: Well, it will reflect the issue at the time, It'll
Speaker 8: reflect the popularity of that particular question, where the president
Speaker 8: stands on it, how aggressively he pursues a party discipline
Speaker 8: within the Republican ranks. Earlier this week, he went to
Speaker 8: a Republican meeting at the what he now calls the
Speaker 8: Trump Kennedy Center, and he tried to urge Republicans to
Speaker 8: fall in line and stand behind him going into this
Speaker 8: midterm cycle. But what happened a couple of days later,
Speaker 8: seventeen of them in the House said, now, sir, we're
Speaker 8: going to vote to extend these ACA subsidies.
Speaker 3: Interesting, isn't it?
Speaker 8: It certainly is interesting, But it also is a function
Speaker 8: of where we are right now as a country. And
Speaker 8: it also speaks to the constitutional imperative that the people's
Speaker 8: elected leaders have the opportunity to weigh in. That's really
Speaker 8: more than anything with this reflects.
Speaker 2: Steven Portnoy, ABC News National Correspunding in Washington. Thanks for
Speaker 2: your time this morning. Appreciate it. Kee all right, it's
Speaker 2: coming up an eight.
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Speaker 3: thirty minutes. It's Friday. That means we talked to Beer Dave.
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Speaker 1: Fresh money news is being served. This is the Bloomberg
Speaker 1: Money Minute on seven hundred WOW. Good morning.
Speaker 4: Investors today are keeping a very close sie on the
Speaker 4: job market and also on events in Venezuela, with President
Speaker 4: Trump calling off a second wave of attacks on that country,
Speaker 4: citing cooperation, especially when it comes to crude oil. If
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Speaker 4: That's down more than thirteen hundred dollars from the prior
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Speaker 4: hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: Seven hundred WIWD, Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: I thought we talked to Brad Garrett or ABC News
Speaker 2: crime and terrorism analysts from Washington. Brad tell me about
Speaker 2: this new study about gun violence. What did they find out?
Speaker 9: So this out it called the Trace, which is a nonprofit.
Speaker 9: They really do some thorough analysis of both gun violence
Speaker 9: in other words, you're shooting may but neither one of
Speaker 9: us die. As a stat obviously, homicides are obvious what
Speaker 9: they are. So they analyze one hundred and fifty US
Speaker 9: cities and they found that there's one of the greatest
Speaker 9: drops in gun violence in these one hundred and fifty cities.
Speaker 9: And you would say to yourself and then, well, why
Speaker 9: did that happen? And I think there's a number of
Speaker 9: variables Steve to play into it. For example, if you
Speaker 9: have to look at this, you always have to look
Speaker 9: at crime and what it is in perspective of when
Speaker 9: it is in history. So I can take you back
Speaker 9: a number of years when it was much higher than
Speaker 9: it is now. At the point being, it really spiked
Speaker 9: between twenty twenty and twenty twenty two. Two reasons the pandemic.
Speaker 9: People aren't working, kids aren't in school, after treatment programs
Speaker 9: or social programs of you know, filling the blank, of
Speaker 9: basketball camps, of things that keep kids busy from four
Speaker 9: to eight o'clock. Basically we're gone. And then you had
Speaker 9: to protests of Black Lives Matter, George Floyd, et cetera.
Speaker 9: So all of that, you know, had a pretty significant
Speaker 9: impact on gun violence going up, which just makes common sense, right,
Speaker 9: people have all that idle time, people get into it,
Speaker 9: kids start hanging out with people they shouldn't because they're
Speaker 9: not after school programs, whatever it might be. So we
Speaker 9: come out of that in twenty twenty three, and you know,
Speaker 9: the numbers by and large across the board in twenty
Speaker 9: twenty four, in the first I don't know, ten months
Speaker 9: or so of twenty twenty five show this, you know,
Speaker 9: an appreciable downturn in gun violence. Yeah, and you know
Speaker 9: so many variables affect gun violence steed, but you know,
Speaker 9: it's really good to see, and we just hope it continues.
Speaker 2: Well, the interesting thing is a lot of cities are
Speaker 2: understaffed and their police officers, they say, and gun violence
Speaker 2: going down. That's a pretty good correlation. I would say,
Speaker 2: there's any indication would they even know if this is temporary?
Speaker 9: Well, you know my guess that. You know, there's always
Speaker 9: a rich you can get thrown into these situations that
Speaker 9: change people's attitudes for the police toward whatever. But I
Speaker 9: think if we can do two things, these after school
Speaker 9: programs or social programs for inner city kids. The current
Speaker 9: administration cut their budget substantially. They've got to figure out
Speaker 9: a way to put that money back in so that
Speaker 9: these programs because they look under grants typically the federal government. Yeah,
Speaker 9: that needs to happen. The other is to your point
Speaker 9: about understaffing. I mean, DC is down eight hundred officers.
Speaker 9: They're supposed to have four thousand and they have thirty
Speaker 9: two hundred, and I don't know about Cincinnati. My guess
Speaker 9: is you need be understaff too. But you know that
Speaker 9: creates a strain on the officers and it puts a
Speaker 9: strain on their ability to really drill down on particular
Speaker 9: neighborhoods as to what is the crime pop probably in
Speaker 9: these X number of blocks and go to work on
Speaker 9: it so things can change for the better or for
Speaker 9: the worse. I hope that we continue to go downward.
Speaker 2: All right, One quick question in your career, have you
Speaker 2: seen a drop like this?
Speaker 3: Ever?
Speaker 9: We've had drops before, I think because it went up
Speaker 9: so much and then it's quickly, I mean relatively quickly,
Speaker 9: for crime went down according.
Speaker 3: To this study at least a lot.
Speaker 9: And yes, we've had other ups and downs along the way,
Speaker 9: but this one, based on where we came from Stephen
Speaker 9: twenty twenty. I think this one's pretty impressive.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. Hey, thanks for the good news this morning. Brad Garrett,
Speaker 2: ABC News crime and Terrorism analyst in Washington, Thank you
Speaker 2: so much.
Speaker 9: You're welcome to take care Steve.
Speaker 2: It's about eight forty five seven hundred WLWT ten minutes
Speaker 2: away or so. Beard Dave will join us on a Friday.
Speaker 2: I wanted is Chuck available there, Chuck to talk to us?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you mentioned Beard Dave. Are you buying? It's free? Oh?
Speaker 3: You get to listen of beer Dave free.
Speaker 2: But I wanted you to know today the second Friday
Speaker 2: in January is known as Quitter's Day?
Speaker 3: Oh is it? Do you know what that means? You
Speaker 3: take it from here?
Speaker 2: Everybody is about half the people out there have abandoned
Speaker 2: their New Year's resolution. Oh, Christ by the second Friday
Speaker 2: in January, January.
Speaker 3: Ninth, which is today, So happy Quitter's Day. Well, thank you.
Speaker 3: Did you make a New Year's rest? No?
Speaker 7: I used to make them, but then I'd give them
Speaker 7: up for lent, so that was always working here.
Speaker 2: Oh goodness, I've got one here that this will help
Speaker 2: a lot of people. And I had to search for it.
Speaker 2: But number ten New Year's resolution in America was exercise more.
Speaker 3: So I found out what's.
Speaker 2: The shortest amount of time you can exercise to get
Speaker 2: health benefits, And it's fifteen minutes. A fifteen minute walk,
Speaker 2: we'll give you some benefits. So if your's resolution is
Speaker 2: to exercise, it's fifteen minutes.
Speaker 3: Walk and get the roll or something, the remote, get.
Speaker 2: The room, walk into the kitchen sixty five times, and
Speaker 2: you'll help us fifteen minutes. It will lower your risk
Speaker 2: for death compared to those who don't do fifteen minutes.
Speaker 3: We're not very good, are we. No, we're not to
Speaker 3: check out these and see if you would do it.
Speaker 2: Number nine was read more, travel more, spend more time
Speaker 2: with family and friends, quit smoking. Well I didn't have
Speaker 2: to worry about that one, all right. What about save
Speaker 2: money or spend less money? Oh, I could definitely use that.
Speaker 3: What about live life to the fullest?
Speaker 2: What's that mean? I have no idea. Okay, I think
Speaker 2: it's not walk fifteen minutes. That may be it.
Speaker 3: Learn a new skill or hobby. What would you learn? Oh?
Speaker 3: I have no idea.
Speaker 2: What about getting organized? That was number two New year's
Speaker 2: resolution this year?
Speaker 3: Well, I should probably do that. There you go. And
Speaker 3: number one was lose weight. So we Well, that's my biggie. Yeah,
Speaker 3: there you go.
Speaker 2: Well you know you can walk fifteen minutes. Well, so
Speaker 2: I've heard get some health benefits. Oh goodness, gracious, but
Speaker 2: that is number one. New Year's resolution is lose weight.
Speaker 2: And nine days into it, half the people are already
Speaker 2: eating some burgers in fry.
Speaker 3: So they're not doing it. That's why we do. That's
Speaker 3: why I don't.
Speaker 2: Oh goodness, how does quitter's day traffic look like out there? Oh?
Speaker 3: I need to get more organized and find that. You
Speaker 3: should know, I can look right at it.
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Speaker 7: sixty three. Speaking of resolutions, northbound seventy five, I'm no
Speaker 7: longer seeing to delay through the cut in the hill
Speaker 7: and into downtown. Getting much better past the lateral and
Speaker 7: into Lachland. After an earlier accident, and that includes getting
Speaker 7: pasted a wreck near Ezer Charles. That's over on the
Speaker 7: right shoulder. Southbound seventy five they cleared the wreck at
Speaker 7: the lateral and traffic on the lateral getting better after
Speaker 7: an earlier wreck at Montgomery. Chucking from news radio seven
Speaker 7: hundred WLW Tony and First Warning weather cast Center.
Speaker 2: Looking like this, it's gonna be mostly cloudy, overcast day,
Speaker 2: temps dropping all day long.
Speaker 3: The high sixty four. We may have already hit the
Speaker 3: high today.
Speaker 2: Spotty showers returning tonight down to about forty three. Scattered
Speaker 2: showers until early afternoon hours tomorrow. If you're going to
Speaker 2: the X game to morrow, about four, it'll be about
Speaker 2: fifty one degrees. Should be dry by the time tip
Speaker 2: off happens. The problem is Sunday, cloudy, windy, few flurries
Speaker 2: in the afternoon. It's gonna be high of thirty one,
Speaker 2: but it's gonna feel like eighteen.
Speaker 3: Ouch.
Speaker 2: It's already down to fifty seven at your severe weather station,
Speaker 2: news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: Beard Dave joins me next, Dave, how are you hey?
Speaker 3: Good morning? See Hoggins, Hey, good week? I guess ready
Speaker 3: for Yeah, that's good. I'm glad you had a hoppy
Speaker 3: new year to start with. Here.
Speaker 2: A lot to go on here today, mad Tree. Let's
Speaker 2: talk with that what's the tail wagger? Peanut butter Porter?
Speaker 2: I've never heard of that, never tasted it.
Speaker 3: What's it like?
Speaker 10: So this is a brand new it's just just broke
Speaker 10: this week from them. It's available in six pack cams
Speaker 10: around town and on draft at their tamp rooms. So
Speaker 10: if you haven't had a chance, I'm guessing this is
Speaker 10: going to be similar to basically like a resy cup
Speaker 10: and a glass. Oh wait, it sounds to me, so
Speaker 10: I'm thinking this is going to be a fun one.
Speaker 3: What does porter mean? Again?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 10: Porter is going to be similar to a Scout, but
Speaker 10: tends to lean a little more on the chocolate and
Speaker 10: the caramel notes where Stout tends to be a little
Speaker 10: more roasted and coffee like.
Speaker 3: Got it tomorrow?
Speaker 2: Fifty West Brewery on Wooster Pike host and a learn
Speaker 2: to skate with the Cyclones.
Speaker 3: I like this, tell me all about it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, So they'll have the Cyclones, mascots and some of
Speaker 10: the players out there to work with the kids and
Speaker 10: sort of from two thirty to five, sort of a
Speaker 10: chance for you to come out and you know, get
Speaker 10: your kids to where they're not so afraid of the ice,
Speaker 10: to get them out there over there on Wooster Pike
Speaker 10: and the skating rink that.
Speaker 3: They put up every year. Good Northern Road.
Speaker 2: They just released their brawler their barrel age did a
Speaker 2: Schwartz beer?
Speaker 3: Did I say that right? Schwars? Yeah, it means black beer.
Speaker 10: And this is going to be basically a logger version
Speaker 10: of a stout.
Speaker 3: If you will. So it's going to have those those
Speaker 3: deep roasted notes.
Speaker 10: And this one actually is bourbon barrel aids, So this
Speaker 10: one's going to pack pack a punch.
Speaker 3: Oh, I gotta try that one.
Speaker 2: Then onward the Tuesday, they're hosting another Colch night at
Speaker 2: the tap room.
Speaker 3: Did I say that right?
Speaker 10: Col That is tracked and this is an awesome thing.
Speaker 10: It's very similar to what they do in Cologne, where
Speaker 10: on next Tuesday night from five point thirty to nine,
Speaker 10: the only thing you can get to drink is their
Speaker 10: colsh and they make one of the best ones in
Speaker 10: the city by far.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: And then next week also Thursday, Gilligans and the Gnarly
Speaker 2: Nome there and a guided five course beer dinner.
Speaker 3: Tell me about this.
Speaker 10: Yeah, So this is Gilligans over there in Wyoming and
Speaker 10: a great, great restaurant and really nice beers. And then
Speaker 10: Arley Nomes paired up with them and they've got a
Speaker 10: nice five course dinner here. So if you never had
Speaker 10: a chance to go to a beer dinner and have
Speaker 10: beer and food paired together, it'll really open your eyes
Speaker 10: to just how amazing the two combinate together.
Speaker 3: Great.
Speaker 2: Arnold's one of my favorite places in town. They want
Speaker 2: your holiday decorations. What are we doing here?
Speaker 10: So they're thinking is this. You know every year at
Speaker 10: the end of the season, some people decide, you know,
Speaker 10: we're going to thin out our supply or whatever, you know,
Speaker 10: So rather than you know, chuck your things to the curb,
Speaker 10: Arnold's is interested in maybe securing a couple of your
Speaker 10: decorations because they're trying to up their decorations and if
Speaker 10: it meets their critique and criteria, they will partner up
Speaker 10: with gift cards for your items. So reach out to
Speaker 10: Arnold's at arnoldspar Andgrill dot com and see it maybe
Speaker 10: they can make use of your holiday decorations.
Speaker 2: There you go, And next Saturday, Third I Brewing is
Speaker 2: releasing Kelly's Private Stash.
Speaker 3: Have you had this before?
Speaker 10: I've experienced these over the past years. This is an
Speaker 10: annual event where the beginning of the year. They bring
Speaker 10: out some varieties of Kelly's barrel aged beers and he's
Speaker 10: got three different barley wines this year, including one that
Speaker 10: has hazel nut, vanilla and toasted coconut, which sounds really
Speaker 10: nice coming in at almost fourteen percent.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: A couple more here the former Braxton Brewery and Pendleton
Speaker 2: that has been sold.
Speaker 10: Yeah, so this started out as three Points originally and
Speaker 10: then Braxton took it over and it's been sitting vacant
Speaker 10: and somebody has purchased a building and I don't know
Speaker 10: if become a brewery again or not, but just it's
Speaker 10: beer history and we got a report on.
Speaker 2: It alrighty talking to beer Dave this morning. Are we
Speaker 2: like one month out here from this year's since a
Speaker 2: beer fest?
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 10: And they're going to be back at the Convention Center.
Speaker 10: So if you haven't had a chance to get to
Speaker 10: the new convention Center, this could be your your initial
Speaker 10: chance to check out all the new fixtureing and everything
Speaker 10: at the convention Center and enjoy some awesome beers. So
Speaker 10: on Saturday they'll have two sessions. Then just go to
Speaker 10: Sincy with a y beerfest dot com for more details.
Speaker 2: And that's February seventh, for the beer Fest. Got to
Speaker 2: check that out, beer, Dave, were you drinking beer this weekend?
Speaker 10: I think I'm going to try and make it over
Speaker 10: to the oakleyh Mad Tree and give this tailweg or
Speaker 10: peanut butter porter a chance.
Speaker 2: I want to hear all about it next Friday. All right,
Speaker 2: thanks so much.
Speaker 3: Beer. That sounds great, Stave, have a great week.
Speaker 2: All right, it's coming up on the news Sterling and
Speaker 2: Donna die next for Sloaney right here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 8: News Traffic and Weather News Radio seven hundred WLW, Cincinnati.
Speaker 11: Protesting over the ICE involves shooting in Minnesota. With the
Speaker 11: nine o'clock report, I'm Bryant Combs breaking now demonstrations last
Speaker 11: night in the streets at the Trice Saying and in
Speaker 11: cities across America over the shooting of a woman in
Speaker 11: Minnesota by an ICE agent. Protester say it was unjustified,
Speaker 11: even though the president and vice president defend the agent's actions.
Speaker 11: Tactical experts say that ICE did not follow standard police
Speaker 11: protocol and approaching that vehicle a woman was in, since
Speaker 11: our officers trained to never reach into a car or
Speaker 11: stand in front of a vehicle, and they're instructed to
Speaker 11: never fire into a car. Robert Boyce as the former
Speaker 11: chief of detectives in New York City. He believes the
Speaker 11: ISAA jin had every right to fire the first shot
Speaker 11: as the vehicle surged forward. The boy says the second
Speaker 11: and third shots at the car as it was pulling
Speaker 11: away or not justified.
Speaker 12: I see an officer getting struck by a vehicle, unknown
Speaker 12: how hard he was struck, fire once and then in
Speaker 12: quick succession, moved to his right and fire another two shots.
Speaker 12: Shots two and three are the issue here, and that
Speaker 12: officer will have to explain himself why he fired those two.
Speaker 11: Months isn't clear which shots struck and killed the driver.
Speaker 11: The FBI is setting up the investigation. City of Cincinnati
Speaker 11: now looking at paying the family of a man who
Speaker 11: was shot by police, and he's priced hill last summer.
Speaker 11: Talk of a settlement comes even though the prosecutor rule
Speaker 11: the shooting of Ryan Hinton was justified. Union president Ken
Speaker 11: Kober says it's another example of the city not supporting
Speaker 11: its cops.
Speaker 13: Yeah, City Council, you'll just give eight point one million
Speaker 13: dollars to people that broke the lalls, you know, during
Speaker 13: the riots in twenty twenty, let's call him what they were.
Speaker 13: And then now we have yet again contemplating they could
Speaker 13: said that we don't have a deal. I told the
Speaker 13: city manager this was a tentative deal. We are about
Speaker 13: what a tentative deal is. So well, you know nothing's,
Speaker 13: nothing's on paper, you know nothing's you've been through a judge.
Speaker 3: I'm like, we've not changed money.
Speaker 11: City manager not denies any deal has been worked out
Speaker 11: with a Hint and family. After that shooting, the team's
Speaker 11: father was charged with running over and killing a Hamilton
Speaker 11: Guys sheriff's deputy and what prosecutors call an attempt to
Speaker 11: get even over his son's jeath.
Speaker 3: Now latest traffic and weather together from the UC Health
Speaker 3: Traffic Center.
Speaker 7: U See Health Weight Loss Center offers sergical and medical
Speaker 7: Obcity Karen expertise caught five one three nine three nine
Speaker 7: two two sixty three. That's nine three nine two two
Speaker 7: sixty three. Crews are working with an accident northbound seventy
Speaker 7: five as you come out of downtown near As Charles,
Speaker 7: but over on the right shoulder, so I'm seeing no
Speaker 7: delay at the moment off of the Brand Spence Bridge.
Speaker 7: The latest wreck is outside of Monroe, westbound on sixty
Speaker 7: three at Union. There's also a wreck in the clean
Speaker 7: up stages on Westwood at Harrison chuck Ingram. News Radio
Speaker 7: seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Now the latest four from the Jake Sweeney Chevrolet Weather
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Speaker 11: For Less Radars shows just a few scattered light showers
Speaker 11: around the tricet eate now the heavy stuff has moved off.
Speaker 11: Still windy with a high today of sixty four. Tonight's
Speaker 11: body showers return low forty three. Tomorrow scattered showers, overcast,
Speaker 11: cooler with a high fifty one. Right now it is
Speaker 11: fifty eight degrees. News Radio seven hundred WLW. Shooting in
Speaker 11: a city park in Covington under investigation. Happened about six
Speaker 11: last night in Barb Cook Park on Madison Avenue.
Speaker 3: Victim's conditions not known. No arrests have been made yet.
Speaker 11: Well Devan, jailed over the death of a missing woman
Speaker 11: from Fairfield go free. John Carter asking for an early release.
Speaker 11: He'll be in Butler County Court this afternoon. He pleaded
Speaker 11: guilty to involuntary manslaughter in connection with the death of
Speaker 11: Caitlin Markham.
Speaker 3: He's only served about a year of a three year sentence.
Speaker 11: Well inspired credits for health insurance coverage be restored. House
Speaker 11: is voted to extend the subsidies that ran out at
Speaker 11: the end of last year.
Speaker 14: Largely this is ceremonial in the House today. It will
Speaker 14: show Republicans breaking with leadership, breaking with President Trump on
Speaker 14: this issue, particularly vulnerable moderate Republicans. But what does that
Speaker 14: mean for the twenty million or so Americans who get
Speaker 14: their insurance through the Affordable Care Act Right now?
Speaker 3: They're still in limbo.
Speaker 11: If the measure does pass the Senate, the bill would
Speaker 11: face a presidential veto U see. He's had basketball coach
Speaker 11: apologizing for going off on the media and Bearcat fans
Speaker 11: after the team's loss in West Virginia. Wes Miller on
Speaker 11: seven of a WLW last night, telling Dan Horten Jerry
Speaker 11: Nelson he was sorry for his comments on the postgame
Speaker 11: show Tuesday.
Speaker 15: I love our fan base that there's standards here, there's expectations.
Speaker 15: When we don't meet those, it's extremely frustrating. I pride
Speaker 15: myself on being professional, handling it the right way when
Speaker 15: you're supposed to, when you lead a program like this.
Speaker 3: At that moment, I did and then for that, I'm sorry.
Speaker 11: Today we're going to hear from the Bengals Director of
Speaker 11: player Personnel on the conclusion of another disappointing season. For
Speaker 11: the third year in a row, Bengals are not in
Speaker 11: the postseason. We'll have Duke Tobyin's news conference covered teacher.
Speaker 11: The Reds TV deal in jeopardy once again. The Athletics
Speaker 11: reporting the Reds and eight other Major League Baseball teams
Speaker 11: have canceled their network contract with Fanduelphore. It says even
Speaker 11: though the contract has been canceled, there's still the possibility
Speaker 11: the network and the teams could work out a new agreement.
Speaker 11: Commissioner of Baseball's also telling the Athletic that the league
Speaker 11: is in position to take over those broadcasts to maximize
Speaker 11: revenues if needed. Reports have said that one of the
Speaker 11: reasons the Reds have not been active in the free
Speaker 11: agent market is because broadcast revenue next season could be
Speaker 11: reduced significantly. Our next updated nine thirty. I'm Brian Combs
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