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Speaker 3: Already, time to say hello once more to Genie Ervetti
Speaker 3: from our Bloomberg newsroom in New York City, Gina. A
Speaker 3: new report looks at AI related layoffs in the year
Speaker 3: of twenty twenty five, and many of those cuts, as
Speaker 3: we've talked about, have come just recently.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's right. Tom Ai has been cited for over
Speaker 4: forty eight thousand job cuts announced in the US so
Speaker 4: far this year, according to a recent estimate from the
Speaker 4: outplacement firm Challenger, Gray and Christmas. Now. Of those, thirty
Speaker 4: one thousand AI related job cuts were announced in October alone.
Speaker 4: The sudden uptick mirrors a sharp rise in planned layoffs generally.
Speaker 4: And once again later on today, we're going to hear
Speaker 4: from the big AI chip maker and video with its earnings.
Speaker 3: Tom all right, Gina. Target and Low's both reported earnings
Speaker 3: this month. Warning all ready, how are investors reacting to those?
Speaker 4: Well, we have Target shares moving lower. The latest outlook
Speaker 4: signaled the retailer's turnaround push is going to take more time.
Speaker 4: Target trimmed its profit forecast for twenty twenty five. It's
Speaker 4: dealing with markdowns and soft demand and key merchandise areas.
Speaker 4: Its latest results did beat estimates, and new CEO takes
Speaker 4: over early next year. Lowe's investors seem to like what
Speaker 4: they heard from the retailer. It's getting a boost from
Speaker 4: consumer spending on home renovations, besting its larger rival Home Depot.
Speaker 4: In the latest quarter, Low's reported profit that topped expectations
Speaker 4: and also had positive sales growth for a second quarter
Speaker 4: in a row. Tom Lowe's is also seeing what it
Speaker 4: called continued growth in sales to professional contractors. That's a
Speaker 4: business it's been looking to expand.
Speaker 1: Okay, Gina and the futures this morning.
Speaker 4: Well right now they're a little bit higher across the board.
Speaker 4: Dow futures up fifty seven as some futures up fifteen,
Speaker 4: Nasdaq futures up seventy points from Bloomberg. Ginas Cervetti on
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Speaker 3: Alrighty eight ten on the Morning Show seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: We were just talking about the morning show, the television
Speaker 3: show with Jen Montanas from here at iHeart Media and
Speaker 3: Lanta Urig. Like Curig, I had to make sure I
Speaker 3: got it straight here. She is the executive director of
Speaker 3: the Cincinnati Cancer Foundation, Lanta, Good morning, Thanks for coming in.
Speaker 5: Thanks so much for having me Tom. I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: He and you and I both are proud alums of
Speaker 3: the Ohio University.
Speaker 5: That's correct. Yes, that's a great place to go to school.
Speaker 3: Yes it is, and you grew up not too far
Speaker 3: from there in Chilicothee, Ohio. First of all, there are
Speaker 3: a lot of people out there that are well aware
Speaker 3: of the Cincinnati Cancer Foundation and all the incredible work
Speaker 3: you guys do. But for those that maybe are just
Speaker 3: hearing about it for the first time or don't know
Speaker 3: much about it, tell me what is the Cincinnati Cancer Foundation.
Speaker 6: Well, Cincinnati Cancer Foundation was formed by doctor Bill Barrett.
Speaker 6: He's our founder in twenty sixteen and the goal of
Speaker 6: starting the foundation was to have the mission is to
Speaker 6: reduce the suffering and mortality associated with cancer. And our
Speaker 6: primary pillar or primary recognizable company that most people were
Speaker 6: aware of as the Cincinnati Cancer Advisor. So Sinnet Cancer
Speaker 6: Foundation supports and powers of Sincini Cancer Advisors and the
Speaker 6: Naples Cancer Advisors. Now and so what we do is
Speaker 6: free second opinions for people who have had a cancer diagnosis.
Speaker 6: We do regenetic testing and counseling, clinical trial navigation, financial counseling,
Speaker 6: and we do that all free of charge, so we
Speaker 6: charge patients nothing. Oftentimes, when you've had a cancer diagnosis,
Speaker 6: you get a lot of information. They're not you very quickly,
Speaker 6: and it can be hard to decipher and to know
Speaker 6: if you're making the right next step, and sometimes you
Speaker 6: only get one shot at that making the right decision.
Speaker 6: And so we're there to provide support consultative services only.
Speaker 6: We don't treat, so we don't compete with anybody, and
Speaker 6: so we just help patients. It's really very very patient focus.
Speaker 6: We just help them on their journey and make sure
Speaker 6: that they're on the right treatment.
Speaker 3: I just think that that part of it is so
Speaker 3: incredible because look, I don't know any family that hasn't
Speaker 3: been touched by cancer in some form or fashion, right,
Speaker 3: it's everywhere, seems like all the time. And knowing when
Speaker 3: you get that kind of diagnosis or maybe it's your wife,
Speaker 3: your husband, your father and mother, whatever the case may be,
Speaker 3: is you guys are there to say, okay, look we
Speaker 3: can help you navigate through this entire thing. We're not
Speaker 3: there to help cure you. We're rooting for that, praying
Speaker 3: for that. But whether it's from a financial standpoint, whether
Speaker 3: it's from finding a way to get a second opinion,
Speaker 3: because those can be so important. It must be unbelievably
Speaker 3: gratifying knowing you're going out there raising money for this
Speaker 3: kind of work.
Speaker 6: It is, It really is, especially when you see so
Speaker 6: many people that come in with that sense of anxiety
Speaker 6: and you know, leave after an appointment with us feeling
Speaker 6: like they're empowered and they know what's going on.
Speaker 5: We may not change it.
Speaker 6: We don't change the fact that they have cancer, but
Speaker 6: I think just empowering them to understand more about their diagnosis,
Speaker 6: to make them their own best advocate, and then we
Speaker 6: also communicate with their physician. So the whole goal is
Speaker 6: to just be synergistic, help all boats rise, and help
Speaker 6: the patient feel like they just have one more excellent
Speaker 6: partner on their team.
Speaker 3: All right, now, you were talking about heading up the foundation,
Speaker 3: which means you're looking to raise money.
Speaker 5: That's correct.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we've got a big deal.
Speaker 3: You've got a big deal going on right now called
Speaker 3: rivalry on the Rocks your a year end donation campaign,
Speaker 3: and you're tying this into the rivalry between the Bengals
Speaker 3: and the Browns. What is rivalry on the rocks.
Speaker 6: Well, we thought this would be really fun actually, because
Speaker 6: we have such a great Ohio fan base here in
Speaker 6: Cincinnati and we love the Bengals and some love the Browns.
Speaker 6: So we'll give everybody and we cross between Cincinnati and Florida,
Speaker 6: and there's so many people in the Florida area that
Speaker 6: are Ohio fan.
Speaker 1: You guys are acted. Just for the record, in Naples
Speaker 1: as well.
Speaker 3: Down there, you've taken this down there too, and so
Speaker 3: many Ohio winds down there.
Speaker 5: That's correct.
Speaker 6: Yes, And so this package and we're very thankful for
Speaker 6: the support of of iHeart and helping us promote this.
Speaker 6: It's two tickets for the Bengals Browns game and the
Speaker 6: iHeart studio suites.
Speaker 1: God, I can't even get in there.
Speaker 6: And then also a two nights stay at Lytle Park Hotel,
Speaker 6: which is just a beautifulul.
Speaker 1: Downtown rooftop bar.
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, gorgeous, and we're so grateful to them for
Speaker 6: their support. And it also comes with a bottle of
Speaker 6: heaven Hill bourbon which is signed by the Master Distiller,
Speaker 6: a very nice eighteen year bourbon for those know a
Speaker 6: lot about bourbon and find that interesting. And also a
Speaker 6: five hundred dollars gift card for flights and food, and
Speaker 6: then an opportunity to be on air with Pike.
Speaker 3: Right exactly Tony Pike Show. I mean, so all right,
Speaker 3: so we've got all that. Just to repeat, you get
Speaker 3: two tickets to the game or in the suite I
Speaker 3: beg your pardon, the iHeartMedia suite when the Bengals and
Speaker 3: Browns playing Cincinnati next season. Fourth, okay, yeah, next year,
Speaker 3: I should say, yes, this year still to come.
Speaker 1: It's at the end of this season, all right.
Speaker 3: You get two nights at the Litl Park Hotel, a
Speaker 3: five hundred dollars visa gift card, the Bourbon experience. Now
Speaker 3: they're only fifteen hundred total chances. So let's just say
Speaker 3: you know you've all done split the pot, right, You
Speaker 3: got fifteen hundred of these tickets in there. If you
Speaker 3: spend what you get, so how many tickets?
Speaker 6: So one hundred dollars donation gets you one chance. One
Speaker 6: thousand dollars donation get used to fifteen chances, so you
Speaker 6: get more for your money with more donation, but you
Speaker 6: can buy as many one hundred dollars chances as you
Speaker 6: would like, or fifteen chances for a thousand.
Speaker 1: Well, I tell you what I mean.
Speaker 3: This is just it's so great and look at the
Speaker 3: end of the year, this is also something that's someone
Speaker 3: By donating, you can make it a donation on your taxes.
Speaker 5: That's correct. Yes, yes, so it's a win win.
Speaker 6: You get to have a chance to have a great
Speaker 6: experience and also support a great cause.
Speaker 1: Now are you going to go to the game with them?
Speaker 6: Well, we only have two tickets, so well, Jen can
Speaker 6: pull some strengths. Yeah, that would be great. We'll talk
Speaker 6: about that.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, this is really exciting and the work you
Speaker 3: guys do you know, I know I said it a
Speaker 3: minute ago, but people just get so overwhelmed when they
Speaker 3: hear about this diagnosis of someone, if not themselves, in
Speaker 3: their family. And I don't know if this is this
Speaker 3: kind of thing is unique necessarily in the United States,
Speaker 3: or is just pretty much a Cincinnati idea sort of
Speaker 3: thing that's blossomed into what it is now and continuing
Speaker 3: to grow.
Speaker 6: Well, the idea of getting a second opinion itself is
Speaker 6: not new. You can get a second opinion at many organizations. However,
Speaker 6: what's very unique about the Insane Cancer Advisors and Naples
Speaker 6: Cancer Advisors is the fact that you get an honest
Speaker 6: broker second opinion where we're not affiliated with any organization.
Speaker 6: We're not trying to push anyone to go to this. Oftentimes,
Speaker 6: if you go for a second opinion, they will want
Speaker 6: you to stay with them and use their services and
Speaker 6: spend your money and your insurance with them.
Speaker 5: That's not our goal at all.
Speaker 6: Our goal is to just make sure that the patient
Speaker 6: knows that they're on the right treatment plan and that
Speaker 6: they're getting to the right level of care wherever that is.
Speaker 6: We want to make sure that we help facilitate that,
Speaker 6: and our physicians speak with their physicians and just really
Speaker 6: help coordinate and energize that care. And I think that's
Speaker 6: what's truly unique and the only place that we know
Speaker 6: of that this exists, especially that the fact that it's
Speaker 6: free of charge, that doesn't happen sure, yeah, you're right
Speaker 6: about that, And we don't even ask for an insurance card.
Speaker 6: And so that I think is what is truly unique
Speaker 6: and what you can only get the experience in Cincinnati,
Speaker 6: in Southwest Florida.
Speaker 1: All right, Lanna, you're a guy. I have to ask you.
Speaker 3: Where can people go if they want to donate and
Speaker 3: buy a chance to win this incredible prize?
Speaker 1: Where would they go?
Speaker 6: If they go to Cincinnati Cancer Advisors dot Org. At
Speaker 6: the top of the page, there's a little banner that
Speaker 6: has the contest, So if they just click that link,
Speaker 6: it'll take them right to that page. We're also on
Speaker 6: LinkedIn Instagram. We have promotions going out so they can
Speaker 6: click on those links as well. So we hope everyone
Speaker 6: takes the opportunity to take a chance and help support
Speaker 6: this wonderful cause.
Speaker 1: You'll be sold out by today.
Speaker 5: I hope.
Speaker 3: So thank you for taking the time to come in
Speaker 3: this morning and continue godspeed on all the great work
Speaker 3: you guys are doing well.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much time. We really appreciate.
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Speaker 3: Fight eight forty and welcome back to the morning show
Speaker 3: here on seven hundred wl W.
Speaker 1: Great to have you with us.
Speaker 3: Thanks for making us a part of your start to
Speaker 3: this Wednesday. Very busy these days. Man, when hoop starts up,
Speaker 3: he is living it, breathing it, eating it twenty four
Speaker 3: to seven, if not all year round. That's a head
Speaker 3: basketball coach at the University of Cincinnati kind enough to
Speaker 3: join us today, Coach Wes Miller, how are you, sir.
Speaker 1: I'm doing good.
Speaker 8: Thanks for having me on this morning.
Speaker 3: Of course, Hey, you got the big game Friday night.
Speaker 3: We'll get to that in a minute. Your thoughts on
Speaker 3: your team and the season unbeaten start so far. Rallied
Speaker 3: late the other night to win. What are your thoughts
Speaker 3: about this group so far?
Speaker 8: So far, I think we're doing fine. We have a
Speaker 8: really ice group of guys. We have a group that
Speaker 8: fits together.
Speaker 1: But we're new.
Speaker 8: I mean, we have so many new faces, so it's
Speaker 8: going to be a process. It's been a good process
Speaker 8: the summer of the fall, the preseason, but getting out
Speaker 8: there under the lights, playing against other teams for the
Speaker 8: first time, it's been good for us, and I think
Speaker 8: we're improving week to week. This team will play its
Speaker 8: best basketball in January and February. Confident in that. So
Speaker 8: a lot to improve on, but a lot of things
Speaker 8: that give us give us a lot of confidence.
Speaker 3: Here early I broadcast Atlantic Coast Conference basketball. Of course,
Speaker 3: you played in the ACC at the University of North Carolina,
Speaker 3: but I broadcast games there every weekend starting in January.
Speaker 3: In fact, I'm going back to your alma mater for
Speaker 3: a game of December. And the one thing I've noticed
Speaker 3: coach in this day and age of the portal and
Speaker 3: so many players changing teams and so forth, talk about
Speaker 3: how hard it is because you have so many new guys.
Speaker 3: Seems like a lot of schools have so many new guys,
Speaker 3: but I hear it from coaches all the time that
Speaker 3: you know, maybe they've had to change the way they
Speaker 3: coach in recent years. When you're bringing in that many
Speaker 3: new guys, well, it's just different.
Speaker 8: There's always challenges. It's a different kind of challenge. I
Speaker 8: think early in the year, you know, it's figuring out
Speaker 8: your rotations, your combinations on the floor, getting the ball
Speaker 8: to the right guys offensively, you know, finding some of
Speaker 8: the defensive schemes that work the best. I mean, when
Speaker 8: you've coached the team, or at least the nuts and
Speaker 8: bolts of the same team for two or three or
Speaker 8: four years, you have a lot of the answers to
Speaker 8: those questions before you ever play a game. When you
Speaker 8: have a ton of new faces, you're figuring some of
Speaker 8: that stuff out early in the year. And this is
Speaker 8: normal and professional basketball, which is why you're going to
Speaker 8: have five or six preseason games. I think in college
Speaker 8: basketball right now, you're going to see eighty percent of
Speaker 8: our game trying to figure a lot of these things out,
Speaker 8: you know, over the first month of the season, which
Speaker 8: is which is normal, and I think like you said,
Speaker 8: a lot of people are going through that. What's been
Speaker 8: good for us is there's been stretches that are just
Speaker 8: so promising. Yeah, and there's been enough of them that
Speaker 8: you can see that our offense can be dynamic, that
Speaker 8: we're going to be able to be able to score
Speaker 8: this year. There's been stretches defensively where you know, we
Speaker 8: can take things away or we can really have rem protection.
Speaker 8: We've been good in transition and stretches. So for us,
Speaker 8: it's about figuring out how to do those things more consistently.
Speaker 8: To this point, the work ethic in the mindset of
Speaker 8: the players has been there, so it gives me a
Speaker 8: great faith that we'll get there. Now we've got to
Speaker 8: continue to do those things. But again, I don't think
Speaker 8: we're very different than eighty percent. Certainly there's some programs
Speaker 8: that have a lot of turnover that are probably hitting
Speaker 8: their strides or But I think in today's game, if
Speaker 8: you can stay about the right things every day, and
Speaker 8: you do have some promising personnel and you have a
Speaker 8: good culture, which I believe we have, then I think
Speaker 8: you can be where you need to be in league play,
Speaker 8: which is what it's all about.
Speaker 3: You know, I was over working out yesterday afternoon and
Speaker 3: a hardcore you see fan guy who went to school
Speaker 3: at the University of Cincinnati. Older guy, he's been going
Speaker 3: to every single UC basketball game for thirty years and
Speaker 3: he's been to all the games so far you've played
Speaker 3: at home this year. And he said to me, he said,
Speaker 3: I think, when all of a sudden done, that this
Speaker 3: might be the most talented group that Coach Miller has had,
Speaker 3: just pure talent.
Speaker 1: Would you agree with that?
Speaker 8: You know, the talent word is an interesting word and
Speaker 8: how it's perceived you used. What I would say is
Speaker 8: the pieces fit together in a way on this roster
Speaker 8: that I think could let the talent show case itself
Speaker 8: better by the end of the year. I really believe that.
Speaker 8: I think we have linked in the front court. We
Speaker 8: have skill in the front court. We have enough skill
Speaker 8: on the perimeter. Again, I think we have some toughness.
Speaker 8: We lost a lot when we lost Jalen Haynes, but
Speaker 8: guys like Sincere Harris and Dayde Thomas and others, we
Speaker 8: have the bearcat toughness that I think you have to
Speaker 8: have to put that jersey on. So and I could
Speaker 8: keep going on and on. I think when you look
Speaker 8: at the collection of the roster, I do think it's
Speaker 8: not just a good roster with some experience and you know,
Speaker 8: some talent, as you may say, but it works together
Speaker 8: and then it's got to play that way. And I
Speaker 8: think that's what we're working for right now every day
Speaker 8: in practice and through these early season games.
Speaker 3: Before I ask you about the game coming up on
Speaker 3: Friday night at Heritage Bank Center against Louisville top ten
Speaker 3: team in a program that's on the rise again after
Speaker 3: being down for a long.
Speaker 1: Long, long time, dade A Thomas.
Speaker 3: You know, because I watch all your games, I just
Speaker 3: find him to be such an interesting player for your
Speaker 3: program because you know, two years ago he was you know,
Speaker 3: I mean, he was right there in the middle of
Speaker 3: all of it the first year you brought him in.
Speaker 3: And I'm not saying last year he took a step backwards.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying that at all. It just seemed like
Speaker 3: there were other focal points of the team besides him
Speaker 3: or maybe in front of him. Now, all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: it looks like, you know, he decided to stay here.
Speaker 3: He had an opportunity, I'm sure to leave. He likes
Speaker 3: it here, he likes playing for you, and he looks
Speaker 3: like he's capable of really being a big time player
Speaker 3: for you this year.
Speaker 1: Is that a fair assessment?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think it is fair. Here's a young man
Speaker 8: that was a junior college transfer. I think he's somebody
Speaker 8: that people in Cincinnati can relate to. He is grateful
Speaker 8: to be here from the days walk on campus. He
Speaker 8: works for everything that he's gotten. You know, he plays
Speaker 8: that way. He plays with an edge that I relate to.
Speaker 8: And again I think people can relate to the follow
Speaker 8: our program. In terms of last year, I mean he's
Speaker 8: coming off of a foot injury and missed an entire offseason,
Speaker 8: had a six week setback, and he missed a lot
Speaker 8: of time early in the year, so he wasn't quite
Speaker 8: himself early in the year last year. And then I
Speaker 8: thought he found this dride late in the year and
Speaker 8: he was able to have a real off season this year. So,
Speaker 8: you know, we don't have many returners. You mentioned that
Speaker 8: earlier on the broadcast here, he's worth more than one,
Speaker 8: right because of all the experience he has and the
Speaker 8: leadership he has within our roster. So I'm excited about
Speaker 8: the start, But I do believe that what he's doing
Speaker 8: is sustainable because we've been able to see that all
Speaker 8: summer and all fall, and he's extremely confident right now.
Speaker 3: All right, let's zero in on Louisville. Very talented team,
Speaker 3: no doubt about it. Had a really, really good year
Speaker 3: last year, but a lot of those players from last
Speaker 3: year are gone because they were transfers who have now
Speaker 3: left and basically Pat Kelsey operating by and large with
Speaker 3: a pretty new roster, much like yourself. What's the challenge
Speaker 3: that Louisville presents on Friday Night?
Speaker 8: Well, a lot of challenges. I think they've They've done
Speaker 8: a great job of a semlin a roster that you know,
Speaker 8: I think has a lot of expectations to compete for
Speaker 8: a national championship on paper, and give those guys credit
Speaker 8: for that. You know, first off, you look at how
Speaker 8: prolific they can score it. I think they've scored one
Speaker 8: hundred and three of their first four games, and they
Speaker 8: got into the nineties against Kentucky a week ago or so.
Speaker 8: So keeping them at Bay scoring is a challenge, Right,
Speaker 8: They're going to go on runs. They've done that every
Speaker 8: time they've taken the floor, including their two exhibitions. You
Speaker 8: can't have them go on too many of them, but
Speaker 8: they're going to.
Speaker 7: Go on runs.
Speaker 8: You have to do to handle that. Guarding a three
Speaker 8: point line will be huge. We faced some of the
Speaker 8: players on their team before, I'm familiar with them. You know,
Speaker 8: Ryan Conwell, who played at Xavier last year, also at
Speaker 8: Indiana State and South Florida, is one of the best
Speaker 8: shooters in the country, but they have quite a few
Speaker 8: more so they have a tremendous roster. Again, Pat and
Speaker 8: his staff have done a great job. And you're playing
Speaker 8: against the sixth ranked team in the country early in
Speaker 8: the year. What a great opportunity. There's a history and
Speaker 8: a rivalry to Louisville Cincinnati. It's a game in our city,
Speaker 8: so there's a lot to be excited about, but it's
Speaker 8: also a tremendous challenge.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, look, I've said I used to broadcast the
Speaker 3: University of Cincinnati basketball games for many, many, many years,
Speaker 3: better than ten years when coach Huggins was here, seemingly
Speaker 3: a lifetime ago. And there is nothing better in the
Speaker 3: winner around here than when you see basketball is strong
Speaker 3: and you're off to a great start this year, and
Speaker 3: we'll be rooting for you on Friday night. Coach, I
Speaker 3: can't thank you enough for the time this morning and
Speaker 3: able to join us on the morning show.
Speaker 1: Good luck, go get them Friday night night. Thanks thanks
Speaker 1: for having me, all righty.
Speaker 3: Coach west Miller of the University of Cincinnata Bearcats. And
Speaker 3: it's truth, I mean, and that's you know, two things
Speaker 3: can be true at the same time. It doesn't mean
Speaker 3: anything negative against Xavier. It's just that there are so
Speaker 3: many more alumni of the University of Cincinnati that when
Speaker 3: they're good, I mean really good, When they're really good,
Speaker 3: it is very exciting for the town. And I understand
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Speaker 3: All right, Chuck Ingram, how are we moving along at
Speaker 3: this point in time?
Speaker 1: Sir?
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Speaker 3: RWCPO nine First Warning four cast presented by our buddy
Speaker 3: Jennifer A ketch Mark. She got busy this morning. They
Speaker 3: called some big powwow meeting, so she couldn't join us
Speaker 3: at seven forty, but she was here early at sevent
Speaker 3: ten uh overcast right now, overcast all day, probably dry,
Speaker 3: Probably a drizzle is possible, but by and large dry.
Speaker 3: We're up to fifty three degrees today. Tonight dry as
Speaker 3: well and not too cold. We're down to forty five.
Speaker 3: Mostly cloudy, overcast all day Tomorrow, high near sixty Tomorrow
Speaker 3: night going to be dry until you go to bed,
Speaker 3: and then overnight rain comes in. Expected to hang around
Speaker 3: just about all day on Friday. But Jennifer, I asked
Speaker 3: your point blank on the air, do you think when
Speaker 3: the high school football games playoff games start up Friday night,
Speaker 3: will it be dry by then? She thinks it will.
Speaker 3: So we'll keep our fingers crossing, and we're looking for
Speaker 3: a nice weekend. Some sunshine on Saturday, mostly sunny Sunday,
Speaker 3: and temperatures in the mid fifties. No complaints about that,
Speaker 3: especially here in mid November. All right, before we get
Speaker 3: out of here today, we thank Danny Gleeson, our producer extraordinaire,
Speaker 3: and we always encourage you to consider going to your
Speaker 3: local animal shelter and go get yourself a shelter, pet, shelter, dog,
Speaker 3: shelter cat. Maybe you just foster one if you can't
Speaker 3: keep one all the time, but get them out of
Speaker 3: there and give them another chance. I promise you you'll
Speaker 3: have a lot more love in your household and a
Speaker 3: lot more happiness in your household.
Speaker 1: I guarantee it.
Speaker 3: Eight fifty five on News Radio seven hundred WLW, Cincinnati,