Speaker 1: Hi.
Speaker 2: Gina Cervetti with us from the Bloomberg newsroom. As we
Speaker 2: get closer to the weekend, let's start with Procter and Gamble.
Speaker 3: They had a strong quarter. They did.
Speaker 4: They reported better than expected sales and profit in the
Speaker 4: latest quarter. Steve consumers are paying higher prices, but they're
Speaker 4: still buying, snapping up Gillette razors and Secret Deodoran, among
Speaker 4: other things. Other areas were a bit weaker, including baby products,
Speaker 4: but P and G's results suggest a payoff in the
Speaker 4: strategy of charging a premium for its goods and telling
Speaker 4: us that they are superior to rivals.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 2: Apple's Vision Pro headset get in a new feature with
Speaker 2: comfort in mind.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So, when Apple released the Vision Pro virtual reality headset
Speaker 4: last year, a major drawback besides the thirty five hundred
Speaker 4: dollars price tag, was that users found, Yeah, it just
Speaker 4: wasn't comfortable to wear. So if you're going to pay
Speaker 4: that much money, you don't really want to end up
Speaker 4: with a headache. But now Apple's answer to this is
Speaker 4: a new headstrap called the Dual Knit Band. It comes
Speaker 4: standard with the new Vision Pro. Existing device owners can
Speaker 4: add it for another ninety nine dollars but it still
Speaker 4: costs around thirty five hundred if you're going to buy
Speaker 4: the new headset.
Speaker 2: Oh goodness, hey, less than ninety minutes from the open
Speaker 2: of the markets.
Speaker 3: What are you seeing out there now?
Speaker 4: Well, the futures look pretty good here. We're waiting on
Speaker 4: that inflation report this morning. The down futures up eighty
Speaker 4: three as some P futures up twenty five, Nasdaq futures
Speaker 4: up one hundred and twenty one from Bloomberg. Genas Cervetti
Speaker 4: on news Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: All right, think it, Genea. It's eight eleven on seven
Speaker 2: hundred WLW. Steve Hawkins in for Tom Brenneman on a Friday.
Speaker 2: Tom's back on Monday morning. You know, on Friday's on
Speaker 2: Tom's show, we talked to Matt Roush talking TV.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Matt, How are you hanging in there? How
Speaker 3: about you? Good?
Speaker 2: Waiting for the weekend, and you know, getting colder and
Speaker 2: colder means we're kind of stuck inside. And that's some
Speaker 2: prime TV. Watching the World series starting tonight.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that'll occupy a lot of people, especially looking to
Speaker 5: see how shohe A Tani does see if he has
Speaker 5: another one of those miracle games, and so yes, that
Speaker 5: will be a major player in the next week on
Speaker 5: television as we see whether the Dodgers can sweep, or
Speaker 5: whether to repeat their win from last year, or whether,
Speaker 5: as they did in their series, whether the Blue Jays
Speaker 5: will take it to seven and make it really suspenseful.
Speaker 5: We'll see what happens over the next week. But there's
Speaker 5: so much else going on, and I think the real
Speaker 5: theme for this weekend television is that Halloween is coming,
Speaker 5: and if you like to watch scary stuff, it's everywhere
Speaker 5: you look, especially on HBO this week. And this is
Speaker 5: something I've been looking forward to for quite a long
Speaker 5: time because I remember when I was still at USA today,
Speaker 5: I reviewed the book when it first.
Speaker 3: Came out in the late eighties.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that is his magnum ope as one of the
Speaker 5: longest books he ever wrote, and of course that it
Speaker 5: is the gift that keeps on giving, because it was
Speaker 5: a very memorable mini series in the nineties where Tim
Speaker 5: Curry played Pennywise, the scary clown terrorizing all these children,
Speaker 5: and then of course it became a blockbuster movie, actually
Speaker 5: a two part movie in more recent years, and the
Speaker 5: people who made that have crafted a prequel that's going
Speaker 5: to be airing on HBO starting on Sunday, called it
Speaker 5: Welcome to Derry Dairy, being the town in Maine where
Speaker 5: all these scary things happen, where this ancient evil pervades
Speaker 5: and gets into the head of these kids, and whatever
Speaker 5: you're most scared of is what they take.
Speaker 3: The form of.
Speaker 5: Eventually, of course showing up as Pennywise the clown, and
Speaker 5: the Clown is like the scariest thing ever so in
Speaker 5: this series that is set in nineteen sixty two, So
Speaker 5: nineteen sixty two is also a time when like nuclear
Speaker 5: fears are everywhere and at school they're always telling you
Speaker 5: to duck and cover. Well, in a show like it,
Speaker 5: you want to, like, you know, get under the covers
Speaker 5: yourself because everything was really scary. So it's gruesome.
Speaker 3: It's scary.
Speaker 5: Kids do not always end up well in this show.
Speaker 5: But if you're a Stephen King fan, you know what
Speaker 5: to expect. And I have been a Stephen King fan
Speaker 5: for most.
Speaker 3: Of my life.
Speaker 5: It feels like I discovered him when I first read
Speaker 5: Carry and paperback and I've been reading him ever since.
Speaker 5: And a lot of his stuff turns out not so
Speaker 5: well when it becomes a movie or a TV show,
Speaker 5: but I think that it is. I think this lives
Speaker 5: up to expectations. So if you're Stephen King fan, you
Speaker 5: want to check that out.
Speaker 2: That's on HBO this week. I have big Stephen King fan.
Speaker 2: I can't wait to see this.
Speaker 5: But if you're an Ann Rice fan, you also are
Speaker 5: in luck because Anne Rice AMC, the cable channel. AMC
Speaker 5: has had a real good run with her stories, including
Speaker 5: most notably Interview with the Vampire, which has been a
Speaker 5: series which the first two seasons of that were just
Speaker 5: really remarkable. They didn't do so well with The Mayfair Witches.
Speaker 5: I mean that show still continues, but like it nearly
Speaker 5: as much as Interview with a Vampire. Well, now they've
Speaker 5: created a third series from the Anne Rice universe, which
Speaker 5: again begins on Sunday, same time as the HBO series.
Speaker 5: But of course you can watch this many different ways.
Speaker 5: But it's called Talamat the Secret Order. Talamasca is if
Speaker 5: you know the Ann Rice mythology, it is this secret
Speaker 5: society that investigates vampires and witches and all the other
Speaker 5: ghouls and supernatural things out there, and they're trying to
Speaker 5: keep a lid on it. But there are also a
Speaker 5: lot of them are very gifted in their own way,
Speaker 5: including this young psychic boy who gets enlisted into the
Speaker 5: program and he's sent to London to try to find
Speaker 5: this ancient book or something. So a lot of stuff
Speaker 5: going on there. But there are witches that vampires, and
Speaker 5: vampires have the most fun in the world of Van Rice,
Speaker 5: and a guy called Jasper who has taken over the
Speaker 5: London office of Talamasca, played by William Fickner, a really
Speaker 5: good actor. Jasper really steals the show, as vampires tend
Speaker 5: to do in the role of Ann Rice. So if
Speaker 5: you're Ann Rice fan, you got that to look forward
Speaker 5: to as well.
Speaker 2: All Right, so you got Stephen King Anne Rice. But
Speaker 2: you're thinking the scariest side of them all. Maybe this
Speaker 2: Netflix movie A House of Dynamite.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because it said in the real world, A House
Speaker 5: of Dynamite is a thriller that reminds me of the
Speaker 5: Cold War thrillers from the sixties, like fail Safe. If
Speaker 5: you remember fail Safe, when there was going to be
Speaker 5: like a missile heading toward America, Well, that's what's happening
Speaker 5: in this scenario. It's a Netflix movie drops today and
Speaker 5: Idris Elba plays the President. He don't see him for
Speaker 5: a while because you're seeing the situation play out from
Speaker 5: all these different angles, like a missile defense center in
Speaker 5: Alaska or the situation room in the White.
Speaker 3: House, and they're all calling each other.
Speaker 5: The Secretary of Defense and also the President gets looped
Speaker 5: in because a missile has been launched from somewhere. They're
Speaker 5: not quite sure where, but it's heading toward the continental
Speaker 5: United States. How are we going to deal with this?
Speaker 5: How will we respond to it? All those questions begin
Speaker 5: to meld together, and it's extremely intense. It is the
Speaker 5: scariest thing I've seen in a while. The movie doesn't
Speaker 5: really have much of a resolution, which I think will
Speaker 5: I think frustrate some people. But I tell you what,
Speaker 5: it's edge of the seat television, all right.
Speaker 2: In another spooky movie making this way to streaming on
Speaker 2: HBO that's starting tonight.
Speaker 3: Also tell me about this Weapons show. Well.
Speaker 5: Weapons was a big screen movie that came out a
Speaker 5: couple of months ago, and I was lured into the
Speaker 5: movie theater, which is a rarity for me anymore. But
Speaker 5: I went to see it, and I got to tell you,
Speaker 5: what is the freakiest horror movie I've seen in quite
Speaker 5: a while. It begins when an entire classroom of children
Speaker 5: disappear overnight in this small town and the teacher becomes
Speaker 5: this Julia Garner, wonderful actress. She's the teacher and she
Speaker 5: didn't know what's going on, but they kind of blame
Speaker 5: her anyway, but then she begins to smoke out the truth.
Speaker 5: It is weirder than you can imagine. This is one
Speaker 5: of the weirdest movie I've seen. But again it falls
Speaker 5: under the heading of horror movie, and it's by the
Speaker 5: guy who did the movie a year's a couple of
Speaker 5: years ago called Barbarian. If you're a horror fan, if
Speaker 5: you didn't see it the big screen, you can watch
Speaker 5: it as streaming on.
Speaker 3: HBO Max today.
Speaker 5: But if you watch HBO the old fashioned way, it
Speaker 5: begins airing on HBO on Saturday, which is where they
Speaker 5: put all their marquee movies. And you know, like I said,
Speaker 5: it got me to the movie theater, so I give
Speaker 5: it a heads up for that.
Speaker 3: All right, we move on from scares to spies now, right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know what a series I've been talking about
Speaker 5: quite a bit in the last month or so is
Speaker 5: Slow Horses. One of my favorite series on Apple TV.
Speaker 5: That's about these disgraced spies who somehow still win today.
Speaker 5: That's the finale of their fifth season airs on Wednesday.
Speaker 5: But also on Wednesday, they launch a new show, also
Speaker 5: from the same guy who writes the Slow Horses book.
Speaker 5: This show is called Down Cemetery Road, which sounds scary,
Speaker 5: but really it's about a suburban street where a house
Speaker 5: explodes and it and a child goes missing, and they
Speaker 5: bring in this private eye played by the great Emma Thompson.
Speaker 5: I love Emma Thompson, but she plays this really snarky
Speaker 5: private eye who's brought in to investigate what happened with
Speaker 5: this explosion and the child, and it uncovers this big conspiracy.
Speaker 5: So maybe this will begin a new series for Apple
Speaker 5: as well, because this, uh, this private eye has been
Speaker 5: this hero of several of his books. His books are
Speaker 5: so good. But The Slow Horses, if you haven't watched that,
Speaker 5: you could you can finish watching that and then then
Speaker 5: ship years to Down Cemetery Road. One of the best
Speaker 5: things that Apple TV has on and they had a
Speaker 5: lot of good stuff on Apple TV.
Speaker 2: All right, man, thanks so much, love talking to you
Speaker 2: on Friday's Matt Raush talking TV.
Speaker 3: Matt, how do we connect with you?
Speaker 5: Well, I'm a TV insider, a daily column and then
Speaker 5: on TV Guide magazine as well, so lots of TV
Speaker 5: out there right now.
Speaker 2: All right, thanks man, We'll talk to you next Friday.
Speaker 2: It's eight nineteen on seven hundred WLW. Chuck Ingram's in here, Chuck.
Speaker 2: We said earlier. Yes, it's National Crazy Day. Yes, sure
Speaker 2: is supposed to do something crazy today, something unexpected, and
Speaker 2: traffic was kind of crazy so far all morning.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's true.
Speaker 6: I think the craziest thing I'm going to do is
Speaker 6: like eat some vegetables or something.
Speaker 3: There you go, you should do that.
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Speaker 4: General Motors in Stillantis will be forced to pay tariffs
Speaker 4: on some US made vehicles they import for sale in
Speaker 4: Canada after the companies decided to reduce assembly line work
Speaker 4: at factories in Ontario. Procter and Gamble is winning with
Speaker 4: the strategy of marketing its goods as being superior to
Speaker 4: those of rivals. The message for its tied ad, for example,
Speaker 4: is that the Detergent will end up saving shoppers money
Speaker 4: because it does a better job of keeping clothes free
Speaker 4: of stains. P and G is charging higher prices, but
Speaker 4: shoppers brush them off. In the latest quarter, and P
Speaker 4: and G reported better than expected sales. Amazon has introduced
Speaker 4: a new AI powered tool for shoppers who may be
Speaker 4: feeling overwhelmed by all of the choices. The new feature
Speaker 4: is called help Me Decide. It will recommend a specific
Speaker 4: product when shoppers are having a hard time choosing. And
Speaker 4: that delayed inflation report was just released showing prices still
Speaker 4: rising but inflation coming in better than expected, with underlying
Speaker 4: prices up two tenths percent month over month and three
Speaker 4: percent year over year from Bloomberg. Genas Cervetti on news
Speaker 4: radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: Seven hundred wl W.
Speaker 2: Let's talk to Peter Harlambus with his ABC News investigative
Speaker 2: reporter in New York.
Speaker 3: Peter, this was breaking yesterday.
Speaker 2: Tell our listeners what happened here with these dozens of
Speaker 2: NBA linked illegal betting and rig poker schemes.
Speaker 3: What happened and where we're at now.
Speaker 7: Yeah, this is a massive scandal that broke out yesterday.
Speaker 7: There are two separate indictments here, one of them a ledges,
Speaker 7: and they're both related to kind of connected but slightly
Speaker 7: different schemes. One of them relates to about thirty one
Speaker 7: people who allegedly engaged in the scheme.
Speaker 3: To attract people to.
Speaker 7: Illegal poker games where they use technology like X ray
Speaker 7: poker tables and legal card shuffling machines to ensure that
Speaker 7: the ods would always work in the favor of the house,
Speaker 7: basically basically making more than seven million dollars from that scheme.
Speaker 7: Included in those in that indictment is Portland Trailblazers coach
Speaker 7: Trump Sat Phillips, who allegedly was used to promote these games. Separately,
Speaker 7: but relatedly, there's another indictment that charges six individuals, including
Speaker 7: including multiple players including We're talking about Miami keath Guards
Speaker 7: and Rosier former player Damon Jones, who allegedly used inside
Speaker 7: information to place bets about individual players injuries. We're talking
Speaker 7: about individual bets that made more than two hundred thousand
Speaker 7: dollars per game.
Speaker 2: These are guys, they're they're not making fifty grand a year.
Speaker 2: They've got multimillion dollar contracts in some cases.
Speaker 3: Correct.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's really mistunning part of this, right, We're talking
Speaker 7: about really wealthy individuals. Yeah, making a good amount of
Speaker 7: money here near two hundred dollars is not Trump change.
Speaker 7: But the question is why It's not like this is
Speaker 7: coming out of need and I think of anything that's
Speaker 7: really going to help the government here in making their case.
Speaker 7: You know, if any of these individuals decides to go
Speaker 7: to trial, you know, this is a time where this
Speaker 7: is a kind of case where you're going to hear
Speaker 7: an opening statement where the word greed is used dozens
Speaker 7: of times. This is not this is not a crime
Speaker 7: that was based out of necessity. This is a crime
Speaker 7: based set of greed. They allege that not only you know,
Speaker 7: led to some people to be injured because they used
Speaker 7: the violence to collect that to these poker games, but
Speaker 7: also kind of delegitimize the entire league.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're talking about the NBA scandal, the poker scandal.
Speaker 2: I didn't even know this, but I've been reading about
Speaker 2: it and seeing it this morning. These poker games use
Speaker 2: an advanced technology, rigged shuffling machines, even at like an
Speaker 2: X ray table, to read the cards while they're faced down.
Speaker 7: It's really straight out of a Hollywood movie. And wow,
Speaker 7: it's worth if you can looking at the photos that
Speaker 7: were included in this indictment.
Speaker 3: It's wild.
Speaker 7: So there's the as you mentioned, X ray machine that
Speaker 7: basically let these players let the people on the inside
Speaker 7: know what was in Trston's hand, and they also had
Speaker 7: this shuffling machine. And what they basically did was those
Speaker 7: machines transmitted that information about who basically has the winning
Speaker 7: hand off site to an individual who's part of the scheme,
Speaker 7: who then basically texted that information to one of the
Speaker 7: people at the poker table, who then basically let the
Speaker 7: other people at the poker table who are on the
Speaker 7: inside know how to place their bets.
Speaker 3: So it was like.
Speaker 7: This complex series of events. Every time they said they
Speaker 7: did a hand of Texas hold them that was used
Speaker 7: to ensure that basically there was no chance of winning
Speaker 7: if you were one of the people that were lowered
Speaker 7: to these games.
Speaker 3: And then of course this involves.
Speaker 7: More than a dozen mafia members who allegedly used the
Speaker 7: violence to collect money after the fact.
Speaker 2: Wow, the NBA head coach, NBA guard Are these career
Speaker 2: ending allegations or are they going to be let back
Speaker 2: in the league?
Speaker 3: Can they finish this year? Where's that stand? Real quick?
Speaker 7: You know, for now they are suspended, but I don't
Speaker 7: necessarily think these are career ending per se.
Speaker 3: Okay, you know, these are people who are under.
Speaker 7: Contracts, who are worth a lot of money, who you know,
Speaker 7: are kind of vidal to their teams in a way.
Speaker 7: So you know, depending on how this is played, if
Speaker 7: they plead guilty, if they cooplod with investigators, if they
Speaker 7: you know, say they're sorry for their coment, this is
Speaker 7: it is a potential we can see more from these people.
Speaker 7: But we'll have to see how they decide to approach
Speaker 7: this case. For now, are understanding if they intend to
Speaker 7: plead not guilty. But I'm sure over the next few week,
Speaker 7: weeks and months we'll hear a bit about the guilty
Speaker 7: police because it's such a large and sprawling case.
Speaker 2: All right, Peter hail Ambos with ABC News, thank you
Speaker 2: so much for your report this morning.
Speaker 3: Much appreciated. Thanks so much for having already It's.
Speaker 2: Eight forty four seven hundred WLW Steve Hawkins and for
Speaker 2: Tom Burnhaman and he's in on Monday.
Speaker 3: Chucks in here, Chuck you there.
Speaker 2: I sure I am. Before we do traffic here. You
Speaker 2: know one of my favorite days of the year one
Speaker 2: week from today, Halloween. Yes, I'll be out there passing
Speaker 2: out the candy, scaring the kids. My shirt actually, the
Speaker 2: shirt I have actually says this is my costume.
Speaker 3: Nice. There you go.
Speaker 6: You're going out of your way this year. A yeah,
Speaker 6: but it's a T shirt and I'm sure it's going
Speaker 6: to be cold to be covered up. What are you
Speaker 6: handing out candy? What kind of can not my department?
Speaker 6: I have a boss at home. Tho, there you go.
Speaker 6: I don't know what I got. I got all the
Speaker 6: I got candy. Come on over, candy? Uh did you
Speaker 6: see this one?
Speaker 3: In five?
Speaker 2: Adults usually pretends not to be home on Halloween. They
Speaker 2: turned the por you turned the porch lights off and
Speaker 2: pretend not to be home when the little princesses and spongebobs.
Speaker 6: Come by to get a piece of candy. I may
Speaker 6: have done that once in a former neighborhood. There you go.
Speaker 2: Trick or treat was not what they used to say.
Speaker 2: And I'm not lying. This is according to the Ibray
Speaker 2: of Congress. The kids used to yell hundreds of years ago, bellsnickel.
Speaker 6: Oh wow, I can't understand why that might still be
Speaker 6: the case today.
Speaker 2: You open your door bell Snickel. That's pretty good one there.
Speaker 2: Do you know that trick or treating has existed since
Speaker 2: medieval times? Just like traffic reports, some Halloween rituals used
Speaker 2: to be geared toward finding a husband. Not lying, this
Speaker 2: is this is history dot com. You're ready for this.
Speaker 2: During the eighteenth century, single ladies devised Halloween traditions that
Speaker 2: were supposed to help them meet their romantic match. They
Speaker 2: threw apple peels over their shoulders, hoping to see their
Speaker 2: future husband's initials in the pattern when they landed. This
Speaker 2: is crazy, but I mean they may find a husband
Speaker 2: and he's got a couple of broken legs because he
Speaker 2: fell on an apple peel.
Speaker 3: Goodness, did you know that.
Speaker 2: They had sugar rationing during World War two, and it
Speaker 2: paused treating for a couple of years.
Speaker 6: I knew that they had the rationing, and I didn't
Speaker 6: know they paused trick or treating.
Speaker 3: So I've learned something today.
Speaker 2: Halloween the second largest commercial holiday in the country. Now
Speaker 2: it's Christmas and then Halloween. I bet you it's getting
Speaker 2: close to passing it. There you go, probably right this.
Speaker 2: We'll end with this one I thought was pretty good.
Speaker 2: So well, the Irish brought us Jack o lanterns. Okay,
Speaker 2: I've never heard this story, but the story goes an
Speaker 2: Irish man named Stingy Jack tricked the devil and therefore
Speaker 2: was not allowed into heaven or Hell, so he spent
Speaker 2: his days roaming the earth earth carrying a lantern, hence
Speaker 2: the name Jack of the Lantern, Jack o Lantern.
Speaker 3: Wow, there you go.
Speaker 6: That's such impressive, Steve, You've really done your homework.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, the Internet can't lie. You know,
Speaker 2: We've we've kind of had a rough morning out there,
Speaker 2: didn't we. It's it's been a really bizarre type of morning. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean the highways all that bad.
Speaker 6: In fact, I can't recall one accident on the highways,
Speaker 6: but there's been plenty of bizarre things going on in
Speaker 6: other spots, like in Brown County. This accident in Russellville
Speaker 6: one twenty five is still blocked off due to the
Speaker 6: wreck at Jefferson Street. This from the UC Health TRAMFHIC
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Speaker 6: They're just about ready to clear the wreck in Adams
Speaker 6: County on thirty two at forty one.
Speaker 3: A couple of.
Speaker 6: Heavy spots on southbound seventy five.
Speaker 3: That's slow.
Speaker 6: At the Blackland Split northbound seventy five. There is a
Speaker 6: new wreck that's just north of Buttermilk. They're on the left.
Speaker 6: Traffic backs into Erlanger Chuck Ingram News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Hey, pretty good forecast for Friday night football. If you're
Speaker 2: headed down to the Talawanto Blanchester game, Scott's at Highlands,
Speaker 2: you got Russell at South Dearborn.
Speaker 3: All over the t state.
Speaker 2: It looks like seven o'clock tonight, clear, dry, fifty one
Speaker 2: degrees after a sunny day, and I'll have about fifty
Speaker 2: eight we'll take that cloudie. Tomorrow's sixty and then Sunday
Speaker 2: should be dry for the Bengals game. Temperatures in the
Speaker 2: fifties for the game. But that's pretty good drive. There
Speaker 2: could be a slight chance of range. Just be prepared for.
Speaker 2: It's still thirty three around the Tri State at your
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Speaker 2: Some changes going on with cp guidelines. Tell me all
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Speaker 3: I think a lot of people did.
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Speaker 8: a few minutes. Well, the AHA guidelines now are advising
Speaker 8: rescuers on what to look for before they use no looxome,
Speaker 8: shallow breathing, gurgling, choking sounds, drowsiness, unconsciousness, and once those
Speaker 8: things are established, using locksoon is now recommended by the
Speaker 8: Heart Association.
Speaker 2: Well, and the new recommendations about child choking also as
Speaker 2: part of this.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, choking in adults actually, Okay, the guidelines have
Speaker 8: included children for a long time on how to handle
Speaker 8: a child who's thought to be choking, Well, now the
Speaker 8: guidelines have been upgraded to include adults as well. How
Speaker 8: to handle that situation five sharp blows to the back
Speaker 8: and then five thrust into the lower chest theory below
Speaker 8: the zyphoid process. That is what it's known to the
Speaker 8: public essentially. Yeah, so yeah, that's that's been updated now
Speaker 8: as well.
Speaker 2: Everybody needs a review course. Put this on my list
Speaker 2: and get a review course to CPR. Hey, good information
Speaker 2: as always, Jim, thanks so much.
Speaker 3: All right, See Steve, And it's about eight fifty five
Speaker 3: on seven hundred wl W. You know that music. Time
Speaker 3: to talk to Beer Dave on a Friday. Beer Dave,
Speaker 3: how are you?
Speaker 1: I'm great, Steve, how are you good?
Speaker 3: Good? A lot to cover here.
Speaker 2: We got an eight pack of topics, which I like
Speaker 2: that more than six pack. Let's start with Gilligans in Wyoming.
Speaker 2: They're tapping the furkin' Is that I say that right?
Speaker 1: That is is correct? This will be a freaking good time.
Speaker 1: This is a this is a British ale there their
Speaker 1: pub ale and this will be poured you know, like
Speaker 1: the live ales you get when you go through London
Speaker 1: and other parts of of England. So this is a
Speaker 1: great way to experience a really cool uh English ale
Speaker 1: tonight at UH at Gilligans there in Wyoming.
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 2: What about Ryan, guys, they're releasing a commemorative Cincinnati Light
Speaker 2: for you see homecoming this weekend.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So they've got a goalpost and the fans sort
Speaker 1: of all over the canon that and this will be
Speaker 1: available at at Nippert Stadium as well as at the
Speaker 1: tap room at rhyin Geist. And then also this week
Speaker 1: they debuted their Fuzzy Bones, their THHC Beveragebviously, those things
Speaker 1: have been in the news a lot with all that's
Speaker 1: going on, and it's got the five milligrams like most
Speaker 1: of them do. And they're gonna dip their big toe
Speaker 1: into this with three flavors and you'll be able to
Speaker 1: get them currently at their tap room and then soon
Speaker 1: once they settle out everything though, it'll start showing up
Speaker 1: at a lot of your favorite retailers around the area.
Speaker 3: Good.
Speaker 2: I got to take Cincinnati Light to my kids in
Speaker 2: Chicago when we go there, so I like that.
Speaker 3: One.
Speaker 2: Tell me about the American Legacy Tours offering their brewery
Speaker 2: and cave tours over the Halloween season.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so since they're right there, you know, Ryan Geist
Speaker 1: is on Elm Street and right behind Ryan Geist's Northern Row.
Speaker 1: They named this Nightmare on Elm Street and they're gonna
Speaker 1: do tours. They start at one last night, and they've
Speaker 1: got another one tonight and then these will be going
Speaker 1: on through the Halloween season. But just go to American
Speaker 1: Legacy Tours and find out about the tour. But how
Speaker 1: cool is that to go down into an old beer caves?
Speaker 3: Yeah, for Halloween. I've been doing.
Speaker 2: I've done that with the family before. That's that's a
Speaker 2: great tour, So take it and thank me later. Is
Speaker 2: it Kraken? Did I say that right? Karrikin Spirits and Brewery?
Speaker 3: Correct?
Speaker 1: Yeah, So they they're doing burgers, hot dogs, and fries.
Speaker 1: They're doing sort of a trunk or treat so you
Speaker 1: can bring the kids starting at four o'clock tomorrow and
Speaker 1: they'll have costume contests and all of that along with
Speaker 1: a lot of their spirits, their beer, and they also
Speaker 1: have a caffeine and fuel from Sincy which will be
Speaker 1: there with coffee and hot chocolates to the weather stay cold.
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: Tell me about Street Side Brewery. What are they doing tomorrow?
Speaker 1: So dom Gorgon Gone I always mispronounced that, but that's
Speaker 1: the celebration. Basically, it's their Scouts on Steroids festival every
Speaker 1: year and they're gonna have nine varieties, and I was
Speaker 1: able to get four of the varieties named. And they've
Speaker 1: got a raspberry tort, banana, maple, almond, pumpkin pie cheesecake
Speaker 1: and it'smores version and then they'll be uh, there'll be
Speaker 1: five other versions as well to try. And this is
Speaker 1: tomorrow starting at ten am, so you can really get
Speaker 1: a good early.
Speaker 2: Start refreshment stout. What does that mean again in brewing terms?
Speaker 1: So most stouts are are are black in color, and
Speaker 1: they tend to be deep roasted with the coffee notes,
Speaker 1: and porter tends to be more chocolatey. Stouts tend to
Speaker 1: be a little more roasted and coffee like.
Speaker 2: Got it Monday evening Barley Corns. Have you tried this
Speaker 2: Spooky Kitty Pumpkin spice cream ale yet?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: I think I'm gonna I'm gonna go to this on Monday.
Speaker 1: This sounds like a really good cause because it's there.
Speaker 1: It's basically it's their pumpkin spice version coming out and
Speaker 1: it and it also benefits Chicks and Chucks, which is
Speaker 1: a local breast cancer charity, which which it's always good
Speaker 1: to sponsor any of those kind of things good.
Speaker 2: And we can't forget next Friday's Halloween High Grain Brewery
Speaker 2: celebrating with the kids and things like that. Kids eating
Speaker 2: free at both locations, I believe.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so four to close.
Speaker 1: So you could go before they kirt your treat, or
Speaker 1: you could go after they tirt your treat and bring
Speaker 1: the kids and their costumes in that and then you're
Speaker 1: not cooking. On top of all the other things that
Speaker 1: go on with Halloween, so High Grain both in silver
Speaker 1: Kin as well as that the old Brent would bowl
Speaker 1: up there in Finnytown.
Speaker 3: Good beerd Dave. Where are you drinking beer this weekend?
Speaker 1: I'm going up to a memory bill a show in
Speaker 1: the Cleveland area, so I'll be up along Lake Erie
Speaker 1: this weekend.
Speaker 3: Good, have fun, be safe, and we'll talk to you
Speaker 3: next Friday.
Speaker 1: Okay, that sounds great, Dave.
Speaker 3: Thanks all right, Beer Dave.
Speaker 2: Always on Tom Burnhaman Show. Tom is back on Monday
Speaker 2: morning to get you going where you gotta go, all right,
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Speaker 9: Inflation rising again, but not as much as expected, with
Speaker 9: the nine o'clock report on Brian copes breaking now for
Speaker 9: the first times. It's January, a cost of living rising
Speaker 9: at a rate of three percent again. Data released by
Speaker 9: the government this morning reveals prices kicking back up. Democrats
Speaker 9: blaming the President.
Speaker 10: Donald Trump and Republican They promised to lower costs on
Speaker 10: day one.
Speaker 3: That's what they said all of last year.
Speaker 10: Lied to the American people because costs having gone down,
Speaker 10: costs have gone up, Inflation up, electricity bills through the roof,
Speaker 10: housing costs out of control, grocery costs way up.
Speaker 3: That's representative of King Jefferies.
Speaker 9: While the rate of inflation is the highest and nine
Speaker 9: months prices did not increase as fast as predicted, and
Speaker 9: that could mean another interest rate cut by the Fed
Speaker 9: when they need next month.
Speaker 3: Now, the latest track weather together.
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Speaker 6: Brown County that has one twenty five shut down near
Speaker 6: Jefferson Street in Russellville. Chuck Ingram News Radio seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 9: Sunday sky is today in the Tri State with a
Speaker 9: high fifty eight, cloudy tonight low thirty eight, cloudy tomorrow
Speaker 9: with the highest sixties. Should be dry for the Bengals
Speaker 9: on Sunday. Game time temperature in the fifties. Game Day
Speaker 9: four built by American home Tech storm Ready Roofs built
Speaker 9: the last American Homecheck dot com. It is thirty five
Speaker 9: degrees right now, stopping traffic tonight. To catch drunk drivers
Speaker 9: Hamblet count, the OVII Task Force will set up a
Speaker 9: sobriety checkpoint in Sharonville. It's going to be located on
Speaker 9: Lebanon Road near two seventy five from eight thirty to
Speaker 9: ten thirty no injuries at a fire and hanbled to
Speaker 9: the last night family able to escape safely from flames
Speaker 9: on Lilydale Lane. Those flames heavily damage the home. No
Speaker 9: word yet on what caused the fire. City of Cincinnati
Speaker 9: now looking outside the city to find someone head up
Speaker 9: the investigation into the performance of the police chief. Teresa
Speaker 9: Thichi's on leaf ending the outcome of that investigation, which
Speaker 9: could result in her dismissal, while Mayor after Pureval says
Speaker 9: it wasn't his decision to suspend the chief. Police Union
Speaker 9: continues to insist that the mayor is behind the action,
Speaker 9: calling him the puppet master of city Hall. Union wants
Speaker 9: the power to fire the chief given to the elected
Speaker 9: members of city council instead of the city manager. They
Speaker 9: say she's only doing what the mayor tells her. FOP
Speaker 9: is paying today day for a mobile billboard that's driving
Speaker 9: around downtown picturing Treval is a puppet master, accusing him
Speaker 9: of putting politics over public safety. You can see the
Speaker 9: twenty by twenty foot mobile billboard if you follow seven
Speaker 9: hundred WLW on x Hamilton County, warning people who receive
Speaker 9: food benefits from the government they won't be getting any
Speaker 9: snap assistance next month unless the government shutdown ends Jobs
Speaker 9: and Family Services says it has no funding to provide
Speaker 9: the help.
Speaker 11: ODJFS just sent some guidance to the local JFS about
Speaker 11: and that the words were the recipients may not get
Speaker 11: their November benefits and so that was the guidance coming
Speaker 11: from the state. As of last night.
Speaker 9: Hamilton County commissioned president in these treehouse doesn't look like
Speaker 9: Hamilton County will be following Butler County and producing property taxes.
Speaker 9: Counties in Ohio are allowed to match if they won
Speaker 9: savings provided by the state, but Hamilton County says to
Speaker 9: do so would mean the loss of thirty four million
Speaker 9: dollars in revenue to the county, local governments and school
Speaker 9: districts across Hamilton County. Baseball's World Series opens tonight in Toronto.
Speaker 9: It's the Blue Jays versus the Dodgers showdown between the
Speaker 9: US and Canada. Canadian Prime Minister is trying to get
Speaker 9: President Trump to agree to a friendly bet on the series.
Speaker 10: I think he's afraid to make him back.
Speaker 6: He doesn't like to lose.
Speaker 10: He hasn't called. He hasn't returned mynd call yet on
Speaker 10: the beat, So I'm ready.
Speaker 3: We're ready to make him bat with the.
Speaker 9: US Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. Our next update is
Speaker 9: nine thirty I'm Brian Combs, News Radio seven WLUB.
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