Speaker 1: A smell that fresh money news is being served. This
Speaker 1: is the Bloomberg Money Minute on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Right directors with us this morning. We got another report here.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about Tesla this start. Their sales outlook darkens
Speaker 2: despite Musk's self driving euphoria. That's right, Steve.
Speaker 3: Tesla's expected to report today that it delivered just under
Speaker 3: four hundred and forty one thousand vehicles in the fourth quarter.
Speaker 3: That's down eleven percent from last year, according to data
Speaker 3: compiled by Bloomberg and Tesla ended last year on a roll,
Speaker 3: with investors increasingly buying into elon Musk's excitement over autonomous vehicles,
Speaker 3: But winning over actual car buyers is another story.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, we got gold, silver, platinum. They've all been surging.
Speaker 2: But now the price of aluminum is going up.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Aluminums climbed above three thousand dollars a ton for
Speaker 3: the first time in more than three years on tightening
Speaker 3: supply outlook and long term demand bets. A cap on
Speaker 3: Chinese smelting capacity and constraints to European production due to
Speaker 3: higher electricity prices have chipped away at global inventories, while
Speaker 3: the demand outlook from the construction and renewable sectors remain robust. Copper, nickel,
Speaker 3: and iron ore futures also seeing gains, with copper resuming
Speaker 3: its gains as well.
Speaker 1: So that's what that looks like.
Speaker 2: Okay, less than ninety minutes to open. We haven't been
Speaker 2: opening the stock market since Wednesday, New Year's Eve.
Speaker 1: What are you seeing right now?
Speaker 3: Well, it looks like market future is pointing to a
Speaker 3: higher open right now. Dow futures up one hundred and
Speaker 3: eighty two points, NASTAC futures up two forty five, SMP
Speaker 3: futures up thirty nine from Bloomberg. Erica Herschowitz on news
Speaker 3: radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Already, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Eight eleven on seven hundred WLW, Steve Hawkins in for
Speaker 2: Tom Brenneman. We get to talk to Matt Rausch on Fridays. Hey, Matt,
Speaker 2: how are.
Speaker 4: You pretty good? Happy to be here?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I hope you had a great New Year and
Speaker 2: stayed up till midnight partying.
Speaker 4: That's I certainly had a very fun night.
Speaker 5: Yes, I did that to night that I stay away
Speaker 5: from the TV, although there's a lot of great TV
Speaker 5: that's happening. And Diana Ross ringing in the new Year
Speaker 5: on ABC, which would have been a lot of fun.
Speaker 5: But no, the night that I do some very New
Speaker 5: Yorky things here, but I stay far away from Times Square.
Speaker 4: If I can possibly do it, you.
Speaker 1: Have to, all right, let's kick it off.
Speaker 2: Fox is wasting no time to get the shows on
Speaker 2: the air this week, right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, including one that's going to be a lot of
Speaker 5: very familiar to people who have seen a show, a
Speaker 5: long running British show on that was syndicated to PBS stations.
Speaker 5: The show they're titling Best Medicine, which premieres on Sunday.
Speaker 5: It basically is an American version of a show called
Speaker 5: Doc Martin that has run for like ten years, and
Speaker 5: many people who've.
Speaker 4: Watched this show, it's one of those sort of.
Speaker 5: Cozy medical dramas with a lot of comedy in it.
Speaker 5: But the show is about this doctor and the doctor's
Speaker 5: name is Martin Best, and it's played by Josh Charles.
Speaker 5: And Josh Charles is a very familiar TV face. He's
Speaker 5: been in shows like The Good Wife and The Handmaid's
Speaker 5: Tale all the way back to Sports Night as an
Speaker 5: early Aaron Sorkin show. But he plays this guy Uh.
Speaker 5: But he doesn't like to be called Doc Martin for
Speaker 5: obvious reasons, because he don't want to say that this
Speaker 5: is not Doc Martin. This is a show called Best Medicine.
Speaker 1: But the idea here is.
Speaker 5: That he is relocated from the big city of Boston
Speaker 5: into a small town in Maine. He becomes the small
Speaker 5: town's doctor. And the reason he had to leave the
Speaker 5: big practice is because he has developed some very bizarre
Speaker 5: and you'll find out later why, a diversion to blood.
Speaker 5: So when he sees blood, he gets really kind of shaken,
Speaker 5: which is not good for a doctor, I imagine. But but
Speaker 5: but the idea is that he is also this not
Speaker 5: He's not a people person, so to for him to
Speaker 5: become the town doctor is an odd fit for him.
Speaker 5: He does, and as he gets close to this town
Speaker 5: with all these quirky people, he'll he'll soften up and
Speaker 5: they'll get to like him.
Speaker 4: But it takes a while. But the series begins on
Speaker 4: on on on.
Speaker 5: Sunday on Fox, and uh, and so the people who
Speaker 5: have watched Doc Martin over the years, Uh, they're going
Speaker 5: to understand that this is basically the same show, only
Speaker 5: with an American accent. But it is a show that
Speaker 5: ran for a long time in England and the Fox
Speaker 5: is lucky they'll have a.
Speaker 4: Hit on their hands as well.
Speaker 5: And it's a very it's more of a comedy than
Speaker 5: a drama sometimes that there is a lot of medical stories.
Speaker 5: So anyway, that's the new show. Fox is going to
Speaker 5: have a lot of new shows on this week. But
Speaker 5: also Sunday, I should point out that there's a new
Speaker 5: episode of The Simpsons, which is going to be hitting
Speaker 5: its eight hitdredth episode in a couple of weeks. But
Speaker 5: this is a spoof of Severance, the hit show that's
Speaker 5: up for a lot of awards.
Speaker 1: On the Apple TV.
Speaker 4: But Severance.
Speaker 5: In this episode, Homer goes to work for this secretive
Speaker 5: company that screws with your mind, which if you know
Speaker 5: the show Severance, it's the show. But people when to
Speaker 5: go to work, their outside selves are separated from their
Speaker 5: inside selves, so the people at work don't know who
Speaker 5: they are on the outside. People on the outside don't
Speaker 5: know what they do on the inside. So we'll see
Speaker 5: how this works in the world of Homer Simpson. So anyway,
Speaker 5: that's happening, and then later in the week, Fox is
Speaker 5: going to give us a new season, the fourteenth season
Speaker 5: already of The Masked Singer, which is of their big
Speaker 5: hit shows where celebrities or people who are supposed to
Speaker 5: be celebrities are hiding inside these huge, crazy costumes while
Speaker 5: they're singing songs and you're trying to figure out who's
Speaker 5: inside the costume. And some of the costumes this season
Speaker 5: include egg Plant, a couple based on dogs like Queen
Speaker 5: Corgy and Pudcasso, so I guess that's a pug that
Speaker 5: looks like Picasso, scare of which is as big big spider.
Speaker 5: And then there's a sometimes they do it and like teams,
Speaker 5: and there's something to be called the Croissants. So those
Speaker 5: are some of the people that you meet in this
Speaker 5: new season of.
Speaker 4: The Massive Singer.
Speaker 5: Very silly show, but again the reality TV is upon
Speaker 5: us and it's going to be a flunt of it
Speaker 5: as we head into January. You know, the holiday hiatus
Speaker 5: is over, so there's a lot of new stuff coming
Speaker 5: on already in January.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what very little I've watched with the masks Singer.
Speaker 2: I've never guessed any of those people. I always feel
Speaker 2: like an idiot.
Speaker 5: Well, and when they unmask them, it's like, oh, what
Speaker 5: an anti climax Sometimes I go, is that supposed to
Speaker 5: be a famous person? Kind of like what happens on
Speaker 5: Dancing with the Stars anymore? Though you never know, You never.
Speaker 1: Know, all right.
Speaker 2: For fans of reality competitions, we had some more of
Speaker 2: that coming up this week's streaming.
Speaker 5: Yeah, two of the biggest shows on streaming. The two
Speaker 5: of the biggest reality competitions on streaming are back this week.
Speaker 5: Amazon Prime Video they launched us a second season of
Speaker 5: Beast Games, which became right away their most popular non
Speaker 5: scripted show ever. These Games comes from a guy called
Speaker 5: Mister Beast, famous YouTuber Jimmy Donaldson who creates these crazy
Speaker 5: stunts on YouTube, but now he's turned it into a
Speaker 5: game show where he brings on a hundred of the
Speaker 5: smartest people and one hundred of the strongest people to
Speaker 5: play opposite each other.
Speaker 4: They whittle it down.
Speaker 5: Of course, you have to have alliances because you never
Speaker 5: know what the next challenge is going to be. Sometimes
Speaker 5: it's going to be about brains, sometimes it's going to
Speaker 5: be about braun And so these teams kind of have
Speaker 5: to work together and the team and the teams get
Speaker 5: little down pretty quick. There is a point at which
Speaker 5: almost half the contestants are gone, like right away. But
Speaker 5: they're playing for five million dollars, so the stakes are
Speaker 5: really high. The stunts and the games are really wild.
Speaker 5: And so Beast Games begins on Wednesday, and I think
Speaker 5: with three episodes, and so that became a big hit
Speaker 5: for them, and then one day later on Peacock they're
Speaker 5: going to launch the fourth season of The Traders, which
Speaker 5: has become a big hit with the Emmys. And this
Speaker 5: is a series where it's all very devious and there's
Speaker 5: people who's working against this the group's best interests, and
Speaker 5: who's the trader and who's the hero You never really
Speaker 5: know again until the end of the series. But the
Speaker 5: cast includes a lot of reality TV veterans. You got
Speaker 5: several Real housewives, You've got people who've you known from
Speaker 5: Survivor and Love Island and Bachelor and Dancing with the
Speaker 5: Stars and Top Chefs.
Speaker 4: So these are like.
Speaker 5: People who become famous on reality TV and now they
Speaker 5: come together in this show. And then of course what
Speaker 5: I've also seen happen is people who become famous on
Speaker 5: The Traders go on to be on shows like Dancing
Speaker 5: with the Stars.
Speaker 4: So these things they.
Speaker 1: Feed each other.
Speaker 5: So you're going to get people like also Tera Lipinski
Speaker 5: and Johnny Weir. You're going to see later on this
Speaker 5: year at the Olympics. They're going to be in this season,
Speaker 5: Football Mom, donnic Kelcey and lots more people. So anyway,
Speaker 5: The Traders is a lot of fun. Out on coming
Speaker 5: is the host. And so that's happening on Peacock on Thursday.
Speaker 1: And we got a new year here.
Speaker 2: The dawn of a new year comes the beginning of
Speaker 2: Awards season.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, every week you're just about going to give us
Speaker 5: a new awards show. But the first up is the
Speaker 5: Critics Choice Awards, and I guess out of the full disclosure,
Speaker 5: I sit on some of the nominating committees for the
Speaker 5: TV categories. They do both TV and film, but Film
Speaker 5: gets most of the attention right now because everything is
Speaker 5: a build up to the Oscars later this year. But
Speaker 5: the Critics Choice Award is going to be airing on
Speaker 5: USA Network and the E Channel on Sunday night, and
Speaker 5: it's the.
Speaker 4: First big Hollywood Awards show.
Speaker 5: So you're going to see Sinners, the movie, the big
Speaker 5: hit movie from last year that's leading the movie pack
Speaker 5: with seventeen nominations. One battle after another with Leonardo DiCaprio.
Speaker 5: That's close behind the fourteen. So those are again going
Speaker 5: to tell you that these are the movies that are
Speaker 5: probably going to be up for the Oscars ater on
Speaker 5: when those nominations come out, and on the TV side,
Speaker 5: I would expect you'll see sort of a repeatable what
Speaker 5: happened at the Emmy's last year, because The Pit is
Speaker 5: up for Best Drama, at the Studio is up for
Speaker 5: Best Comedy. Adolescents from Netflix is a limited series favorite,
Speaker 5: so they'll probably have their They'll probably do very well
Speaker 5: at the Critics Choice Awards as well. I was really
Speaker 5: happy that Alien Earth, one of my favorite shows from
Speaker 5: last year, got nominated for Best Drama. Probably won't win,
Speaker 5: but I'm glad that it's in there. And when you
Speaker 5: see these nominations Nape nominations for both movies and films,
Speaker 5: sometimes you're thinking for movies and TV, you're thinking, maybe
Speaker 5: these are things I ought to check out. So again
Speaker 5: that's what good I guess Critics Choice Awards are.
Speaker 4: We will see.
Speaker 5: But anyway, the Golden Globes are a week away.
Speaker 4: So TV is back with us right now.
Speaker 2: Good Matt Rouse, talking TV, how do we connect with you.
Speaker 4: TV Insider dot com and TV Guide magazine.
Speaker 2: All right, man, tell them, oh no, I'll be back
Speaker 2: next Friday to talk to you. I have a great week.
Speaker 4: All right, well, great talk to you, inn Steve.
Speaker 1: Alrighty.
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Speaker 2: Steve Hawkins and for Tom Burnham, and he's back on
Speaker 2: Monday morning at five oh six to get you into
Speaker 2: twenty twenty six. I thought we would look back on
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five with Brian Combs from our newsroom.
Speaker 1: Thanks for stopping by.
Speaker 2: Absolutely the biggest stories of twenty twenty five that you
Speaker 2: guys covered is a big snowstorm last January.
Speaker 11: One of how it started twenty twenty five saw the
Speaker 11: holiday break for many kids extended by three or four days.
Speaker 11: The city and the Tristate area hit by up to
Speaker 11: a foot of snow in spots, and for Cincinnati it
Speaker 11: was parallel. I mean there were parts of Mount Adams,
Speaker 11: you could not get through other neighborhoods locked in the
Speaker 11: snow hit. Then the cold locked in that snow before
Speaker 11: the crews could get to it. Come to find out
Speaker 11: that the city had all kinds of issues trying to
Speaker 11: handle the snow, including equipment that was broken down. Investigation
Speaker 11: later revealed that about twenty five percent of the fleet
Speaker 11: wasn't working. They didn't have adequate plans to use city
Speaker 11: workers for overtime to get them in trucks and get
Speaker 11: out there were in the past they would take people
Speaker 11: from other departments, kind of making it all hands on deck
Speaker 11: thing when a snowstorm like that hit. But they found
Speaker 11: out that those other department workers were not trained for
Speaker 11: the job or they were just not willing to do it,
Speaker 11: didn't want to volunteer, and the city didn't want to
Speaker 11: force them. They went through six months at city Hall
Speaker 11: of studying the issues they had with snow, removed and
Speaker 11: hired a new public services director from Cleveland and the
Speaker 11: guy who was used to dealing with big snows, and
Speaker 11: so far since the storms that we've had, city seems
Speaker 11: to have done a much better problem. But part of
Speaker 11: a big part of the early part of twenty twenty
Speaker 11: five was marked by the City of Cincinnati's failure to
Speaker 11: be able to do basic things like remove snow from
Speaker 11: the neighborhoods. Councilman Seth Walsh pretty much campaigned on it,
Speaker 11: and he was a frequent guest on Scott Sloan's show
Speaker 11: talking about his frustrations dealing with the city manager and
Speaker 11: other people in the city who had neglected snow removal
Speaker 11: in part because we really hadn't been hit by a
Speaker 11: big storm in a while.
Speaker 1: I mean, those of us.
Speaker 11: Who grew up here know what it's like to go
Speaker 11: through the winners of seventy seven and seventy eight, But
Speaker 11: at that point the city leaders had not all right.
Speaker 1: Another story that you guys covered, you.
Speaker 11: Know, crime in the City of Cincinnati certainly has been
Speaker 11: one of the major themes throughout the year. Had the
Speaker 11: tragic death of the Hamilton County Sheriff's deputy Detective Deputy
Speaker 11: Larry Henderson, who was directing traffic near uc He was
Speaker 11: killed and what we come to find out was apparently
Speaker 11: a revenge style murder over the death of the suspect's
Speaker 11: son who was shot by Cincinnati police. That was the
Speaker 11: Ryan Hinton case that dominated the headlines. After that all
Speaker 11: played out in May, we had several cases during the
Speaker 11: summer and that were very high profile, including the over
Speaker 11: the Rye murder of Patrick Herringer and his wife. Then
Speaker 11: became really the poster child for demanding action from city hall.
Speaker 11: She was quite vocal in her frustrations with the City
Speaker 11: of Cincinnati leadership over things that were not being done
Speaker 11: to secure the neighborhood. Really started a city wide crackdown
Speaker 11: on crime that brought state police into town, you know,
Speaker 11: new partnerships with the federal government to try and get
Speaker 11: violent criminals off the streets for the year, and it
Speaker 11: looks like violent crime and Cincinnati will end up being
Speaker 11: down in the neighborhood of seven and a half to
Speaker 11: eight percent. Final figures are not in yet. One casualty
Speaker 11: of all the issues with crime with Cincinnati Police Chief
Speaker 11: Teresa thigi Oh. She was suspended by the City of
Speaker 11: Cincinnati an investigation launch, saying they questioned whether or not
Speaker 11: she was effective in leading the department to deal with
Speaker 11: such a big issue as the crime problem in Cincinnati.
Speaker 11: We found out just a couple of days ago that
Speaker 11: that investigation is not yet complete. They haven't found out
Speaker 11: the reason why to fire her exactly, and the city
Speaker 11: is going to have the investigators work for two more
Speaker 11: months to keep looking for issues. The crime issue became
Speaker 11: the big issue of the campaign of twenty twenty five.
Speaker 11: Cincinnati Mayor aftab Perval was challenged by a West End minister,
Speaker 11: Corey Bowman, who was the Republican candidate. Puval, in spite
Speaker 11: of the issues with crime and snow removal and other
Speaker 11: things that the city was criticized for, won in a landslide,
Speaker 11: wasn't close, and all eight of the incumbents who were
Speaker 11: on council who ran for reelection were re elected. They
Speaker 11: were every one of them in the November elections. The
Speaker 11: other interesting thing that happened in Hamilton County at the
Speaker 11: same time was gains that we saw the Democratic Party
Speaker 11: make in places that were considered incredibly blue incredibly red
Speaker 11: that went blue, like Anderson Township. Republican incumbents lost two
Speaker 11: trustee races there. The Republican Conservatives lost control of the
Speaker 11: Forest Hills school Board. Democrats scored gains in Springfield Township.
Speaker 11: Also outside Hamilton County, Mason saw Democrats win council races there,
Speaker 11: and Westchester saw a trustee races where Democrats that the
Speaker 11: question is that some kind of referendum back against Donald Trump.
Speaker 11: One big story that's going to play out in January
Speaker 11: of this year goes back to July, and that was
Speaker 11: the brawl that happened downtown after the music festival and
Speaker 11: the assault charges that followed in what appeared to be
Speaker 11: a dispute between white and black people. The one white
Speaker 11: person who was charged in the case after the fact,
Speaker 11: long after the fact, the Russian Alex Stravinsky, is set
Speaker 11: to go on trial in the coming weeks. Trialing is
Speaker 11: supposed to happen in December. He's only charged with the
Speaker 11: sword of the conduct, but that'll be the first of
Speaker 11: these cases to hit the courts. Other big things that
Speaker 11: happened in the tri State in twenty twenty five include
Speaker 11: a number of immigration raids. The Butler County sheriff, as
Speaker 11: he has been for a long time, very vocal about
Speaker 11: supporting the administration's policies. We had the iman who was
Speaker 11: a counselor at Children's hospital locked up in Butler County
Speaker 11: for several months, so i'man Solomon was released after seventy
Speaker 11: three days in jail. When the government said they really
Speaker 11: didn't have any case against him, and you talk about
Speaker 11: racial issues and unrest. The thing that caught the headlines
Speaker 11: this summer. It happened and even actually in February, but
Speaker 11: then went on into the summer when the KKK took
Speaker 11: over an overpass on seventy five and Evendale and the
Speaker 11: people of Lincoln Heights took great offense and started patrolling
Speaker 11: their own streets and standing up to the protesters who
Speaker 11: were there. That has led the county this summer to
Speaker 11: take a look at issues about how the Sheriff's department
Speaker 11: and others respond. The Evendale Police Department continues to look
Speaker 11: at how they will handle dealing with those kind of
Speaker 11: demonstrations in the future. There were a number of people
Speaker 11: who were very upset that the Sheriff's department kind of
Speaker 11: helped the demonstrators who caused the controversy get out of
Speaker 11: there and escort them on their way.
Speaker 1: Big sports stories of twenty twenty five.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Joe Burrow's healthy now, but we know what happened
Speaker 11: when he got hurt and Bengals failed to make the
Speaker 11: playoffs for the third straight year. The Reds got to
Speaker 11: the playoffs first time in a while only to be
Speaker 11: swept by the Dodgers. Unfortunately, the big news on the
Speaker 11: side with the Hamilton County and the Bengals settling the lease,
Speaker 11: so we know the Bengals are in town for at
Speaker 11: least eleven more years, as they signed that lease a
Speaker 11: new lease to play a pay Corse Stadium that includes
Speaker 11: four hundred and seventy five million dollars worth of improvements,
Speaker 11: and I understand that as soon as the Bengals finish
Speaker 11: Sunday afternoon's game, they will start the process immediately of
Speaker 11: taking that money and making improvements. A lot of the
Speaker 11: seats have to be torn out and replaced. The elevators
Speaker 11: are going to get a makeover. Those escalators that never
Speaker 11: seem to work to the upper tack are are scheduled
Speaker 11: to be replaced. And that has worked that They tell
Speaker 11: me we'll start on Monday as soon as the Bengals
Speaker 11: season's over.
Speaker 2: Thanks for recapping twenty twenty five. I appreciate it all Right,
Speaker 2: Brian comes in the newsroom. The biggest stories that they
Speaker 2: covered this year eighty eight now, and we need Chuck
Speaker 2: Ingram's in here covering the biggest traffic stories of today.
Speaker 1: I would think of today. What was last year's biggest one?
Speaker 6: Well, I was thinking I was looking more to the
Speaker 6: future and coming up in the next couple of weeks,
Speaker 6: actually next week, and things are going to get a
Speaker 6: little bit more hectic, trying to go from Covington to Newport.
Speaker 6: All right, as work on the fourth Street bridge is
Speaker 6: going to start, and the schedule to start on the twelfth,
Speaker 6: they'll close it over the Licking River, and that it
Speaker 6: will be until twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 2: I want to get an end depth report next week
Speaker 2: from you on Friday. All right, I'll do that, all right?
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Speaker 2: It's time on Friday to talk to Bear Dave and
Speaker 2: wrap up the show.
Speaker 1: Hey Beard Dave, good morning. Hey hoppy brew here, hoppy
Speaker 1: brew year.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what I expect from you. Did you have
Speaker 2: good Wednesday night there New Year's Eve having some hoppy beer.
Speaker 7: Yeah, hung out with some friends.
Speaker 4: It was a nice time.
Speaker 2: Good, good, Well, we got to get going and talk
Speaker 2: about what's happening around here. I want to start with
Speaker 2: fifty West Brewing. They're hosting family skating during these cold
Speaker 2: days at the Wooster Pike location.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so they where the volleyball courts are. They do
Speaker 7: that skating rink this time of the year and it's
Speaker 7: really a good time to hang out. They've got a
Speaker 7: heated kent with hot cider and chocolate and just a
Speaker 7: good thing. That's really a kid friendly place.
Speaker 2: And for those of us doing dry January, they've got
Speaker 2: this thhc seltzer. So this cherry limead caught my eye.
Speaker 2: Have you had one of these seltzers yet?
Speaker 7: I haven't had one, but these have been really good
Speaker 7: cellar for them, and hopefully they get it all straightened
Speaker 7: out where they still remain legally allowed to be sold
Speaker 7: in Ohio after a couple of days.
Speaker 2: That's good cherry limade sounding good to me. Urban artifact
Speaker 2: they've got is it a meat raffle? Is that what
Speaker 2: that is?
Speaker 4: It's a meat raffle?
Speaker 7: Yeah, this just some new way to raise funds that
Speaker 7: a few places have done.
Speaker 1: And they're they're doing this.
Speaker 4: They're all this year.
Speaker 7: Once a month they're gonna do one and you have
Speaker 7: a chance to, you know, take home.
Speaker 1: Fork or beef or bacon or whatever.
Speaker 4: And sounds like an interesting way.
Speaker 7: And that's tonight from seven to ten pm with what's
Speaker 7: great special it's going on.
Speaker 2: And that's gonna be the first Friday of the month
Speaker 2: every month in twenty twenty six. I never heard a
Speaker 2: meat raffle that is. That's wonderful. I like that one.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about tomorrow night. Is it esoteric? They're celebrating J. R. R.
Speaker 2: Tolkien's birthday?
Speaker 4: Correct?
Speaker 7: Yeah, so they're gonna they're gonna sort of have a
Speaker 7: of the Rings inspired evening going on and that runs
Speaker 7: tomorrow from from three to ten with a toast at
Speaker 7: nine pm for his birthday. And they even encourage costumes.
Speaker 1: Really that is wonderful.
Speaker 5: I like that.
Speaker 2: Later this month, let's go to West Sixth Brewing is
Speaker 2: celebrating their one beer anniversary at the Covington House location.
Speaker 2: As they said, one beer anniversary.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's hard to believe that they've already they've already
Speaker 7: made it a year. And that's in that old mcknolls
Speaker 7: Covington House, the firehouse down there by Mother God's Church,
Speaker 7: and they're they're going to be celebrating that on January
Speaker 7: fifteenth through the seventeenth, so in a couple of weekends.
Speaker 2: All right, So we got that going on to what
Speaker 2: am I missing here? Barley Corns.
Speaker 7: We've got the Yeah, we've got a Barley Corns brew house.
Speaker 7: They're opening up there. They're expanded big location out there
Speaker 7: Independence at the downs of Nicholson Development, and they're they're
Speaker 7: hoping to have this ready early springtime. So I would
Speaker 7: think by March we'll be uh, we'll be talking about
Speaker 7: a new location out here in Independence and looks to
Speaker 7: be like, it's going to be quite the place.
Speaker 2: And that's gonna be if I'm not mistaken. That's their
Speaker 2: second location, Is that right correct?
Speaker 7: That'll be their their second location, and it should be
Speaker 7: an expanded brewing operation. So they should be able to
Speaker 7: make a little more beer now.
Speaker 2: And that's what we need. We need more beer. Tell
Speaker 2: me about Bockfest. It's already on the calendar, isn't it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so they've they've released the dates. So it'll be
Speaker 7: March sixth through the eighth coming up. And that's always
Speaker 7: a rite of spring around here. I mean I always
Speaker 7: you always know that we're pretty much finished with with
Speaker 7: with the snow and the cold and that once Bockfest
Speaker 7: rolls around. So I thought be a positive way to
Speaker 7: welcome in the new year with the Bockfest dates for
Speaker 7: this on a.
Speaker 2: Year, Okay, for people new to Cincinnati and never been,
Speaker 2: how do you how do you explain Bockfest.
Speaker 7: It's a it's sech a unique celebration of the bock
Speaker 7: beer style, and you've got a lot of the breweries
Speaker 7: that participate, a lot of the bars and stuff, and
Speaker 7: it's just it reaches back to the brewing history in
Speaker 7: the area with a lot of different things.
Speaker 1: But the amazing thing is they do.
Speaker 7: A parade with big big goats and everything and stuff.
Speaker 1: That's incredible.
Speaker 4: It's it's it's.
Speaker 7: Like an october Fest, but for bock beer in the.
Speaker 2: Spring, right, and that's March sixth of the eighth this year.
Speaker 2: Good to get that on the calendar, beer Dave, where
Speaker 2: are you going to be drinking some beer this weekend?
Speaker 7: I might meet up with some friends at DVD on
Speaker 7: Sunday and watch the Bengles.
Speaker 2: There you go, Hey, thanks for joining us, and remember
Speaker 2: Hoppy brew year.
Speaker 4: Same to you, Steve.
Speaker 2: I talked to you next Friday. It's coming up on
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Speaker 2: uc football playing Navy in Memphis at the Liberty Bowl.
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Speaker 11: An eleven year old murdered on a Cincinnati playground with
Speaker 11: a nine o'clock report on Brian Colbs breaking now at
Speaker 11: scenario of the city of Cincinnati, where violent crime is
Speaker 11: up three hundred and fifty percent in the last month.
Speaker 11: An eleven year old girl gunned down last night in
Speaker 11: the West End, just a block from TQL Stadium, where
Speaker 11: FC Cincinnati is planning a three hundred million dollar new development,
Speaker 11: very close to where an eleven year old boy was
Speaker 11: gunned down two years ago in the same neighborhood.
Speaker 1: His killer's never and caught.
Speaker 11: That child's father has been pushing for more security cameras
Speaker 11: in the area and other safety enhancements, but Isaac Davis
Speaker 11: says all he's gotten from city leaders has been empty promises.
Speaker 1: Would this ever stop?
Speaker 12: Like how many people have to bury their kids, They babies,
Speaker 12: they loved ones, Like look at his mother, look at me.
Speaker 12: I mean, you're not gonna realize it into someone happened
Speaker 12: to your family, and so it happens to you.
Speaker 11: Davis has said that the West End is a low
Speaker 11: priority for Cincinnati leaders. Says if it happened in Hyde Park,
Speaker 11: there'd be cameras and comps on every quarter. West End
Speaker 11: pastor is upset with how the family of the eleven
Speaker 11: year old victim in this latest murder was treated at
Speaker 11: Children's hospital last night as they got the news the
Speaker 11: child had died. Corey Bowman went there to comfort the family,
Speaker 11: who are members of his parish. Says what he witnessed
Speaker 11: was quote cold and heartless. You can read his entire
Speaker 11: statement if you follow seven hundred WLW on next. We've
Speaker 11: reached out the Children's Hospital for commet. Cincinnati police have
Speaker 11: now identified the victim last night as eleven year old
Speaker 11: queener wrote read, but haven't released it together information besides
Speaker 11: saying that their investigation is ongoing now.
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Speaker 1: Tonight, we're out of twenty five.
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Speaker 11: Sunshine twenty six degrees right now. Don't know yet if
Speaker 11: they'll be able to go back to school Monday. Cruiser
Speaker 11: investigating after part of the roof collapsed yesterday at Latonia
Speaker 11: Elementary in Covington.
Speaker 1: Collapse happened in the school's gym.
Speaker 11: The districts has the site's been secured and damage assessments
Speaker 11: are ongoing. One of the suspects arrested for the violent
Speaker 11: beatings downtown in Cincinnati to follow the music festival last
Speaker 11: summer is back behind bars this morning. He should Vaughan
Speaker 11: accused of violating the terms of her bond. Court documents,
Speaker 11: so she ignored the judge's order to stay in her
Speaker 11: home repeatedly. She faces a hearing for violating the terms
Speaker 11: of her bond in court Monday. Well, the calendar turns
Speaker 11: the twenty twenty six time for New Year's resolutions. This year,
Speaker 11: for a growing number of people, that means giving up
Speaker 11: drinking alcohol for the month.
Speaker 13: Studies found that participants who went alcohol free for one
Speaker 13: month showed decree past lover fat, lower blood sugar, improved sleep,
Speaker 13: and better concentration within weeks. Studies show that after dry January,
Speaker 13: successful participants were overall consuming fewer.
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Speaker 11: back in action today after a long break.
Speaker 1: They take on Navy and the Liberty Bowl. Airtime here
Speaker 1: is three thirty.
Speaker 11: Even though the Bengals have nothing to play for Sunday,
Speaker 11: number nine will be starting a quarterback for the team's
Speaker 11: final game of the year against the Browns.
Speaker 14: Burrows says he's in unfamiliar territory as he prepares for
Speaker 14: a Week eighteen start against the Cleveland Browns. Knowing the
Speaker 14: season ends on Sunday, the quarterback says his goals are
Speaker 14: now focused on acting as a conduit between the locker
Speaker 14: room and the front office. Burrows says changes will be
Speaker 14: necessary to get the Bengals back to championship contention next year.
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