Speaker 1: Time for a big old wad of business news.
Speaker 2: This is the Bloomberg Money Minute on seven hundred WLWU.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: Dan Schwartzman with us from the Bloomberg newsroom. Good morning,
Speaker 4: Good morning, Steve. It's Friday. Another report here and we
Speaker 4: closer to the weekend. Let's start with Toyota. They're gonna
Speaker 4: be sitting cars from the US to Japan. Yeah, kind
Speaker 4: of an interesting take there, right.
Speaker 5: See, if you think about it's a Japanese car maker
Speaker 5: and they're gonna be reverse shipping, but it's a move
Speaker 5: designed to peace President Trump. They're gonna ship three American
Speaker 5: made models, the Camri, the Highlander, and Tundra to Japan
Speaker 5: starting next year. Now this year, now, the market for
Speaker 5: US made car Steve is expected to be limited. Japanese
Speaker 5: drivers prefer smaller cars, the roads are smaller, and they
Speaker 5: like the right hand driving models because will they drive
Speaker 5: like the British on the wrong side of the road. Oh,
Speaker 5: the nation's largest car maker is turning on the Charma offensive.
Speaker 5: They're trying to east tariffs imposed by Trump. Yeah, they
Speaker 5: literally I'm not really sure how this is gonna work,
Speaker 5: but I guess they're trying to of course, by nice, nice.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, oil prices could continue to fall for the near future.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the oil market may be facing a major glut.
Speaker 5: Steve producers ramping aboutput putting a record one point three
Speaker 5: billion barrels of crude on the world's markets. Benchmark oil
Speaker 5: prices heading for their biggest annual loss since the pandemic,
Speaker 5: as gasoline prices dropped below three dollars a gallon for
Speaker 5: the first time since twenty twenty one.
Speaker 4: So if you're looking to drive, well, this is good
Speaker 4: news for you. All right, less than ninety minutes from
Speaker 4: the open. What do you seeing in the futures? They're
Speaker 4: going down?
Speaker 5: The Dow right now is down a tenth to one
Speaker 5: percent in ass that's a bright spot that is at
Speaker 5: least up a tenth of one percent, but that continues
Speaker 5: to go down as well. SMB is up three quarters
Speaker 5: of actually just one point, which is essentially flat from Bloomberg.
Speaker 5: Dan Schwartzman on News Radio seven hundred WLW, Thank you, Dan.
Speaker 1: It's eight to eleven.
Speaker 4: Tom Burnderman's show Friday Morning, Steve Hawkins filling in this
Speaker 4: time every week on Friday, we get to talk TV
Speaker 4: with Matt roush Hey goodbrning Man how are you. I'm
Speaker 4: doing good? We get the week before Christmas. There's still
Speaker 4: some TV to talk about, isn't there here?
Speaker 6: Well, there is, and we'll start off on sort of
Speaker 6: a poignant note because Hollywood and the world beyond is
Speaker 6: still dealing and coping and reeling, I think from.
Speaker 3: The tragic death of Rob.
Speaker 6: Reiner and his wife last weekend. But now TV gets
Speaker 6: to celebrate his accomplishments and career. And on Sunday there's
Speaker 6: going to be two tributes on the nostalgia channel called
Speaker 6: Me TV. They're going to be running a four hour
Speaker 6: marathon Sunday night of All in the Family episodes that
Speaker 6: feature the Mike Ctivic, the meat head character, front and center,
Speaker 6: and there's some really good episodes there. There's one where
Speaker 6: he deals with he thinks he's becoming sexually impotent. You know,
Speaker 6: they just dealt with so many issues on One in
Speaker 6: the Family, and of course he was the liberal counterpart
Speaker 6: to Archie Bunker. And there are episodes that they feature
Speaker 6: here where they where they clash significantly or are forced
Speaker 6: to spend time together, which was always fun. So I mean,
Speaker 6: if you loved All in the Family, which so many
Speaker 6: people did in the seventies. This is a great way
Speaker 6: to appreciate the beginning of his career. You know, this
Speaker 6: was the guy who was the son of Carl Reiner,
Speaker 6: who was a TV comedy legend, and then he created
Speaker 6: his own legend, not just on On the Family, but
Speaker 6: then afterwards as a major Hollywood director.
Speaker 3: And so also on Sunday Night, CBS.
Speaker 6: Is going to be doing a news.
Speaker 3: Special where they appreciate his TV.
Speaker 6: And film legacy, and there's going to be commentary for
Speaker 6: many of the people that he worked with, including Kathy
Speaker 6: Bates who won an Oscar for his film Misery, Manette
Speaker 6: Benning who was in The American President, Michael Douglas, as
Speaker 6: well Jerry O'Connell who was one of the Boys and
Speaker 6: stand by Me. When you think about the reach of
Speaker 6: his film career, The Princess Bride, when Harry met Sally
Speaker 6: and stand by Me, and it's The Spinal Tap, and
Speaker 6: he just produced a forty years later sequel to The
Speaker 6: Spinal Tap that he also appeared in, and so his
Speaker 6: career was still going. I mean, this was such a
Speaker 6: shocking event for so many people, but I think that
Speaker 6: people will also appreciate the fact that they'll be able
Speaker 6: to acknowledge his career through these tributes that are going
Speaker 6: to air Sunday night.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and so that's some of the greatest movies and
Speaker 4: TV of all time. There, Hey, I want to ask
Speaker 4: you about this. Everybody loves Raymond ring. Didn't they just
Speaker 4: do one?
Speaker 3: They just did one?
Speaker 6: But I guess it did so well that CBS is
Speaker 6: going back for more. And on Monday night there's going
Speaker 6: to be another hour long special that's gonna bring Ray
Speaker 6: Vermano and the creator Phil rosenthal On probably a few
Speaker 6: others back to show more clips and bring it back
Speaker 6: more memories about this really classic sitcom, one of the
Speaker 6: last classic sitcoms that CBS aired, And so yes, if
Speaker 6: you were a fan of it, I guess I can
Speaker 6: tell you the last special was a great deal of fun.
Speaker 6: The clips really hold up and you just remember what
Speaker 6: a great show that was, remembering Doris Robertson Peter Boyle
Speaker 6: who played the parents across the street, and they're both
Speaker 6: gone now, but there are so many loving memories.
Speaker 3: About that show.
Speaker 6: So if you enjoyed that nostalgia, you can do it
Speaker 6: again on Monday.
Speaker 4: All right, before we get to Monday, Saturday night, is
Speaker 4: this the Christmas twenty twenty five final episode of the
Speaker 4: year for Saturday Night Life.
Speaker 6: Yeah, this will be the last for the year. They'll
Speaker 6: come back sometime in January. I suppose that they get
Speaker 6: a couple of weeks off, but always the last episode
Speaker 6: of the year is a big one, and they're really
Speaker 6: pulling out the stops on this one. They're bringing back
Speaker 6: Ariana Grande, who is one of their.
Speaker 3: Better guest hosts.
Speaker 6: She can do the music, she can do the comedy,
Speaker 6: and of course she's writing High off of the Wicked
Speaker 6: sequel right now, which is making a ton of money.
Speaker 3: But they've also landed as their musical guest share.
Speaker 6: And Shaer has not done this show since nineteen eighty seven,
Speaker 6: which is just incredible that she hasn't been a musical
Speaker 6: guest for that long. But you know, she's publishing the
Speaker 6: second part of her memoir and she did I think
Speaker 6: she produced her first Christmas album last year. So having
Speaker 6: Cher and Ariana Grande on the same show, if they
Speaker 6: don't find a way to put them together at least
Speaker 6: for one song, it's going to be quite a disappointment.
Speaker 3: But that is bringing out.
Speaker 6: Star power for the last show of Saturday Night Live,
Speaker 6: which is finishing.
Speaker 3: Its fiftieth year. You know, they celebrated its fiftieth year earlier.
Speaker 6: In the year, and so this has been a banner
Speaker 6: year for Saturday Night Live, and of course, given what's
Speaker 6: going on in the world that you need that kind
Speaker 6: of satire more than ever.
Speaker 4: And Netflix, they're not slowing down for Christmas this year,
Speaker 4: are they?
Speaker 3: Well, they are not.
Speaker 6: If you remember, on Thanksgiving Eve they put out the
Speaker 6: first episodes of the final season of Stranger Things, and
Speaker 6: now that epic horror show is coming to a conclusion
Speaker 6: with three more episodes that they're going to drop on
Speaker 6: Christmas Night.
Speaker 3: I suppose it's not exactly a.
Speaker 6: Christmas show, but they're going to drop it on Christmas Night,
Speaker 6: and the very very last episode is going to air
Speaker 6: on New Year's Eve, or that's what it's presented.
Speaker 3: You can watch it anytime.
Speaker 6: I have a feeling people are going to maybe spend
Speaker 6: the New Year's weekend maybe watching the end of it.
Speaker 6: I don't know who's going to actually spend New Year's
Speaker 6: Eve watching Stranger Things, but nonetheless, Stranger Things have happened,
Speaker 6: I guess. But anyway, you're going to get the final
Speaker 6: show down between the heroes of Hawkins, Indiana and those
Speaker 6: monsters from the upside Down.
Speaker 3: So we'll see how it happens.
Speaker 6: But even when it's over, it's not over because there's
Speaker 6: going to be spinoff.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then one more on Christmas Eve. Here Netflix
Speaker 4: offering this tiered jerker. Goodbye June, Yes.
Speaker 6: Goodbye June is a film that the first film that's
Speaker 6: k Winsley, then Oscar Winner has directed, and she's directing
Speaker 6: a script by her son, and it's a very personal
Speaker 6: film based on Kate's own mothers struggle with cancer. In
Speaker 6: the last days of her life. She brought her family
Speaker 6: together and this plays out against the holidays. But the
Speaker 6: person playing June is Helen Mirron, one of our great actresses,
Speaker 6: and she plays this really prickly and funny woman who
Speaker 6: gathers her family together who are sort of all scattered
Speaker 6: to the winds. They're all kind of crazy characters. But
Speaker 6: Kate Winsley also plays one of the daughters, along with
Speaker 6: Tony Kolett Andrea Riseborough. It's a really stacked cast and
Speaker 6: there a warm film, but at the same time it's
Speaker 6: dealing with mortality and holidays and many people deal with
Speaker 6: this kind of thing so it's quite a poignant film.
Speaker 6: So if you're looking for something that's going to touch
Speaker 6: the heart, Goodbye June is on Christmas Eve on Netflix. Again,
Speaker 6: not the happiest Christmas movie.
Speaker 3: But it's one you'll probably remember for a long time.
Speaker 4: Hey, Matt Rausch, thank you so much for joining us.
Speaker 4: Have a great Christmas, and hopefully we'll get to talk
Speaker 4: to you next Friday, the day after Christmas.
Speaker 3: All right, I think we will, so yeah, Happy Christmas
Speaker 3: to y'all. All right.
Speaker 4: Matt Rowse, senior TV critic, TV Guide Magazine, TV Insider
Speaker 4: dot Com. Check him out, and uh it just does
Speaker 4: a great job on TV stuff. It's coming up on
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Speaker 2: Today?
Speaker 1: I didn't know what's today? Okay? Well, you know I
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Speaker 2: Well, yeah, I do. I usually rely on you to
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Speaker 5: There is some confidence proving that the Federal Reserve will
Speaker 5: be cutting interest rates in twenty twenty six that are
Speaker 5: released on Thursday show the unemployment rate at a four
Speaker 5: year high and coinflation at the slowest annual pacements early
Speaker 5: twenty twenty one. Money markets now imply two full quarter
Speaker 5: point rate cuts next year, after we saw three cuts
Speaker 5: this year. Micron Technology kicked off its biggest single day
Speaker 5: stock gain in more than eight months. The memoryship maker
Speaker 5: delivered an upbeat forecast for the current quarter. Surging demand
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Speaker 5: If you're a truck driver, you may want to work
Speaker 5: for Walmart. The company is offering drivers more predictable schedules,
Speaker 5: nicer Wi Fi equipped trucks, as well as six figure salaries,
Speaker 5: which are roughly double what typical truck drivers are making.
Speaker 5: Walmart is attracting high numbers of candidates, including women men,
Speaker 5: who make up eighteen percent of its truck or payroll,
Speaker 5: which is double the industry overall. From Bloomberg, Dan Schwartzman
Speaker 5: on news radio seven hundred.
Speaker 4: WLW ANN it's coming up on a mint eight forty
Speaker 4: one and seven hundred WLW. Steve Hawkins and for Tom
Speaker 4: Brenneman set out to ABC News national correspondent to Washington,
Speaker 4: Stephen Portnoy, Hey, good morning, Steven.
Speaker 1: How are you.
Speaker 3: Hey? Steve's good to talk to you. Hey.
Speaker 4: Do I understand everybody left DC yesterday and none of
Speaker 4: these votes or anything on the subsidies actually happened.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you got that right.
Speaker 9: Congress has finished up work for the year, and while
Speaker 9: the House passed a bill on Wednesday that Backer says
Speaker 9: aimed at addressing the cost of healthcare, particularly for a
Speaker 9: employer provided healthcare, nothing has been done with respect to
Speaker 9: the expiration of the subsidies in Obamacare that twenty million
Speaker 9: people take advantage of and Republicans say it would cost
Speaker 9: too much money to extend those subsidies and they're simply
Speaker 9: not interested, so they're not going to do it. Yesterday,
Speaker 9: and told my colleague Mary Bruce that yes, premiums will skyrocket,
Speaker 9: but that's because he argues the Affordable Care Act has
Speaker 9: a broken structure and the only way to fix it
Speaker 9: is to essentially, you know, do something else. But what
Speaker 9: exactly he has in mind. You know, we've heard him
Speaker 9: say concepts of a plan. They sort of reiterated that
Speaker 9: idea yesterday.
Speaker 3: We've not seen it yet.
Speaker 4: I was going to say, you just can't have a
Speaker 4: plan in a week. What are these people going to
Speaker 4: do this? Twenty million people when their healthcare doubles and
Speaker 4: triples in January, do they have to cancel it?
Speaker 3: Well, you know it's interesting.
Speaker 9: Right now, the open and roll period for January has closed,
Speaker 9: and yesterday men At Oz, who's a senior official at HHS,
Speaker 9: indicated that the number of people who are re enrolling
Speaker 9: in plans is only reduced somewhat because there were forecasts
Speaker 9: that because of these plans were so expensive, that a
Speaker 9: whole lot of people would stop buying the coverage and
Speaker 9: doctor Oz suggests that maybe that's not happening. We'll see
Speaker 9: when the data comes out broadly, though, yes, premiums are
Speaker 9: going up and lots of people are concerned about it. Now,
Speaker 9: a small number of House Republicans have signed a discharge
Speaker 9: petition to force a vote on the House floor with
Speaker 9: Democrats next month to extend the subsidies for three more years.
Speaker 9: The leadership thinks it's a terrible idea, costly idea, and
Speaker 9: they don't want it to pass, but it looks like
Speaker 9: their hand has been forced and raised questions this week
Speaker 9: about how firmly Speaker Mike Johnson has control of his
Speaker 9: own Republican conference. Now, set that aside, look at the calendar.
Speaker 9: We're about six weeks away from the next government shut
Speaker 9: down deadline the end of January, and Democrats in the
Speaker 9: Senate particularly are going to look at that and say, hey, listen,
Speaker 9: you know we've got some leverage here and we expect
Speaker 9: some sort of promise from Republicans on a compromise, and
Speaker 9: so far it's still being worked out and if it's
Speaker 9: going to be worked out, and everything's on pause now
Speaker 9: for several weeks through the holidays. So the point is
Speaker 9: nothing's been done, but there's still a lot of talk.
Speaker 4: Yeah, wasn't there supposed to be a vote or something
Speaker 4: to reopen the government last last month? Weren't they going
Speaker 4: to take a vote or promised to take a vote?
Speaker 3: You know they did.
Speaker 9: The actually took two votes in the Senate. Neither proposal
Speaker 9: neither that they were dueling proposals. Neither Republican plan, which
Speaker 9: involved health saving these accounts, nor the Democratic plan, which
Speaker 9: involved an extension of the subsidies. Neither got more than
Speaker 9: fifty one votes. So America looks to Washington, DC for leadership,
Speaker 9: for compromise, to solve problems, to come up with solutions.
Speaker 3: So far none yet, So.
Speaker 4: We could be looking at another government shut down early
Speaker 4: twenty twenty six.
Speaker 9: It's possible. Look, I'll say this, and we can't get it.
Speaker 9: We have six more weeks to talk about it. But
Speaker 9: some aspects of the federal government had been fully funded
Speaker 9: through the rest of the fiscal year. Most have not,
Speaker 9: and that's the potential pressure point. But leaders are optimistic
Speaker 9: that they can work out a plan to avoid a
Speaker 9: government shut in at the end of the month. But again,
Speaker 9: Democrats are going to hold the line to the extent
Speaker 9: that they can on an extension of these subsidies. Republicans
Speaker 9: are going to oppose it because they say it's costly
Speaker 9: and it's simply not the most effective way to provide care.
Speaker 9: The problem for the Republicans is, again.
Speaker 1: For fifteen years now, they've.
Speaker 9: Been talking about all the problems with Obamacare that desire
Speaker 9: to repeal and replace it. What exactly is the replacement proposal? Again,
Speaker 9: the President has suggested he has a concept of a plan,
Speaker 9: but frankly, no plan yet.
Speaker 4: All right, Stephen Portno, I have great holiday season. We'll
Speaker 4: talk to you next time. Stephen Portnoyer, ABC News National
Speaker 4: correspondent in Washington, DC on Tom Brenneman's show seven hundred
Speaker 4: wl W about eight forty five now on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 4: Check ingram here, check before we get to traffic. Yes,
Speaker 4: I got this press release as somebody sent me.
Speaker 1: Oh wait, so the one I sent you? Is this
Speaker 1: something you sent me?
Speaker 9: Hey?
Speaker 2: You could have walked it down the hallway. Well I could,
Speaker 2: but in this modern technology.
Speaker 4: Why, this is a great group of people, Santa's Goodie
Speaker 4: Bag Band, and they're getting together and raising some money
Speaker 4: this weekend.
Speaker 2: Right, yep, they've done it for the last forty five years.
Speaker 2: And these are some good friends, old friends of mine
Speaker 2: that are playing, still playing their instruments from back in
Speaker 2: my King's Island days and clown Ban Days is where
Speaker 2: I met most of them. But each year they do
Speaker 2: a tour and that's coming up tomorrow. Was there forty
Speaker 2: fifth and they'll go through a whole bunch of places
Speaker 2: before all is said and done, playing Christmas tunes, him
Speaker 2: Lubland and Landon.
Speaker 4: Are You they play and people donate money for charity
Speaker 4: and things like that. Yep, yep, So at these places,
Speaker 4: that's what's going to happen tomorrow night.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I just imagine every time I look at what they
Speaker 2: do do and they pop in and see in some
Speaker 2: of the videos and things, it's like, wow, I wonder
Speaker 2: if everybody in this place knew they were coming, because
Speaker 2: we're talking it could be anybody ever from ten to twenty. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the musicians in this and mostly it's horns and drums.
Speaker 2: So it's like, all of a sudden, you're going to
Speaker 2: be enjoying it. Forty fifth annual one tomorrow night. It's
Speaker 2: sold out. The first one Silver spring House at six,
Speaker 2: that's right. And then you got shooters in Loveland, Miamiville Road.
Speaker 1: I'm bubbling Miamiville.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 1: And then is it Kirby's Do they say that right? Kirby's. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they're in Lubland.
Speaker 4: Eight o'clock downtown Love and Bishop's Quarter, Ramsey's and Paxton's
Speaker 4: and neither back to bucks in landon at ten and
Speaker 4: eleven is back to the Silver Spring House because they
Speaker 4: got to get more money there, correct, And the Bell
Speaker 4: and the Bear at Marketplace there Montgomery tomorrow night.
Speaker 2: They wrap it up there and it's a great tour
Speaker 2: and it's also great music. Absolutely, I appreciate those guys
Speaker 2: a lot because they're helping out a allful lot of
Speaker 2: charities here in town.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, that's good news, especially this time of year. What
Speaker 4: how are the roads winding down today?
Speaker 1: Not too terribly bad.
Speaker 2: I'm beginning to think this may be the start of
Speaker 2: people getting out of town for the holidays because a
Speaker 2: lot of schools aren't going back on Monday. Yeah, they're
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Speaker 4: Looking like this, It's going to be a mostly cloudy
Speaker 4: day today and then turn sunny by this afternoon. Flurries
Speaker 4: out there, windy day, high only thirty one and chili
Speaker 4: nine to night down to twenty four forty eight tomorrow, warmer, breezier.
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Speaker 4: on Sunday. But it's a colder day with a high
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Speaker 4: with this? I'm going to talk to Beer Dave all
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Speaker 4: This is lee time to talk to Beer Dave about
Speaker 4: all things beer.
Speaker 1: You want to Beer Dave. How are y'all?
Speaker 10: Hey, Good morning, Steve Hawkins. How's everything good?
Speaker 4: It's almost Christmas. Maybe I'm going to find myself an
Speaker 4: eggnog beer. Maybe they got that out there somewhere that
Speaker 4: I could drink. I'm sure somebody made for sure they do. Hey,
Speaker 4: we got a lot to talk about today. Let's first thing.
Speaker 4: I saw this mural the other night. Tell me about
Speaker 4: this rhine guys unwrapping this mosaic on the side of
Speaker 4: their building downtown.
Speaker 3: So end of.
Speaker 10: Summer they put up the scaffolding. They started redoing the outside,
Speaker 10: tuck poorting the brick and.
Speaker 3: Cleaning it and everything and stuff.
Speaker 10: And as they started to tinkerm with one section of it,
Speaker 10: pieces of concrete started to peel away, and they found
Speaker 10: out that behind it was this mural, this mosaic that
Speaker 10: was done in about you know, nineteen ten or even
Speaker 10: earlier when the building was under construction. And it's really
Speaker 10: a cool little thing because rain Geist is in the
Speaker 10: old more Line bottling place, like Northern Row was in
Speaker 10: the old Rhinegeis loggering cellars. So it's kind of cool
Speaker 10: that these old buildings that were more Lined pre Prohibition
Speaker 10: are you know, becoming new entities in their own right.
Speaker 10: And the buildings are still standing. But what a cool
Speaker 10: thing to find.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I got to drive by that take a picture.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about I love the rosas le Beer. Tell
Speaker 4: me about the Big Ash Brewing announce the link up
Speaker 4: with Loroses.
Speaker 10: Yeah, so the Mount Washington location just sort of outgrew
Speaker 10: itself and the opportunity came about where the Roses could
Speaker 10: partner up with the Big Ash Brewery. Which is there
Speaker 10: the old skytop pavilion there on the Beachmont Levee. And
Speaker 10: they decided, you know, this makes perfect sense, so they're
Speaker 10: going to open what's called the Roses Tap House in February.
Speaker 3: Brew Big Ash will still do.
Speaker 10: The brewing in that, but then the Roses will have
Speaker 10: their peets, ovens and everything else, and so it'll be
Speaker 10: an expanded new Roses over there on the east side.
Speaker 4: Wow, Third Eye they've packaged up just for some last
Speaker 4: minute shoppers, some four packs. Does this include the total debakery,
Speaker 4: the barrel age dappele bock that I need to try.
Speaker 3: It does?
Speaker 10: And let me tell you, if winter turns really cold,
Speaker 10: these these warming four beers will easily get you through
Speaker 10: a hard winter.
Speaker 4: Man, I was gonna say barrel age blueberry raspberry maple stout.
Speaker 1: That sounds good too.
Speaker 4: Also, a Third Eye has their incredible Mug Club Society.
Speaker 1: What's that?
Speaker 10: So they came out with everything then, which for ninety
Speaker 10: nine ninety nine you get all kinds of super discounts
Speaker 10: all year long and including you know, discounts on merchandise.
Speaker 10: You get to drink a larger glass of beer instead
Speaker 10: of a sixteen ounce, You get you get a twenty
Speaker 10: ounce poor and just really a nice way to sort
Speaker 10: of give back to Third Eye and get some discounts
Speaker 10: all year long.
Speaker 4: Barley cornsbrew House recommending given this DAV supporting amber Ale
Speaker 4: is a great stocking stuff or that sounds good.
Speaker 1: Have you had this Ambryel?
Speaker 10: Yeah, this Vallion has really really been a nice beer
Speaker 10: for them, and they partnered with.
Speaker 3: The DAV right away when.
Speaker 10: They came out with this beer, and really nice. I
Speaker 10: mean that's such a great cause what the DAV does
Speaker 10: and with them being here local, it's really really nice.
Speaker 10: So if you're looking for a beer to take to
Speaker 10: a party or whatever while you're celebrating, grab a six
Speaker 10: pack of the Valiant.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: For those of us that haven't completed our shopping, we
Speaker 4: can do this high Green Brentwood Holiday market tomorrow.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 10: And that's their location, the Monstrous the Old Brentwood Bowl.
Speaker 10: It's a huge place and they're going to put a
Speaker 10: holiday market together from nine to three tomorrow. So if
Speaker 10: you still have those last minute shopping to do, this
Speaker 10: might be a unique way to get some locally made
Speaker 10: crafts or whatever to give us gifts.
Speaker 4: All right, BC's Brewing Company they've updated their hours the
Speaker 4: next couple weeks. How is this Buck Norris their newest
Speaker 4: imperials stout?
Speaker 1: Have you? Have you tried that yet?
Speaker 10: I haven't had this, But what a great play on
Speaker 10: words with the you know, sort of tying it into
Speaker 10: Chuck Norris, because an imperial style is not for WIMPs,
Speaker 10: and you know, as we know that there's no more
Speaker 10: manly guy alive than Chuck Norris.
Speaker 4: So that was a great absolutely always good stuff here
Speaker 4: one more less? Is it the igloo bar at the
Speaker 4: rooftop at Braxton and Covington? What are they doing?
Speaker 10: So they're also doing it at Factory fifty two and
Speaker 10: at their Union location. These are those little inflatable igloos
Speaker 10: that you can rent and you sit inside of them,
Speaker 10: and they're heated and all that.
Speaker 3: So kind of a neat.
Speaker 10: Way to experience drinking in the winter while you're kind
Speaker 10: of outside, you know, especially the buries that have the
Speaker 10: big patio. So it's a great way to still be outside,
Speaker 10: but not to not be truly in the elements.
Speaker 1: And you said they are heated.
Speaker 10: They are heated, yes, And you get a few beers
Speaker 10: in you and a few people in there and they'll
Speaker 10: get even warmer.
Speaker 1: Even better. Beer Dave, where are you drinking beer this weekend?
Speaker 10: I'm probably gonna get out to Ryan Geist to get
Speaker 10: a look at this this muror. I really am curious
Speaker 10: about the mosaic.
Speaker 1: I gotta do that this holiday season.
Speaker 4: Hey, we'll talk to you next Friday, which is after Christmas.
Speaker 4: Have a great Christmas time here in Greater Cincinnati.
Speaker 10: All right, Merry Christmas to all and to all good pint.
Speaker 1: There you go, Thanks, beer Dave. It's nine o'clock.
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Speaker 11: deadline for the Justice Department to release all of the
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Speaker 12: The Justice Department facing a looming deadline required by law
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Speaker 8: A windy start to the day as temperatures tumble into
Speaker 8: the mid to low twenties. Are also seeing some flurries
Speaker 8: out there, but really today it's just cold and windy.
Speaker 8: The high comes in at thirty one with a mostly
Speaker 8: sunny sky this afternoon, but it will only feel like
Speaker 8: the upper teens at the warmest today. Tonight we're down
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Speaker 11: Mike cashrew cy Chevrolet. Over in Indiana. This morning, Switzerland
Speaker 11: County Elementary School will be closed due to a water
Speaker 11: main break near Only the elementary school is affected by that,
Speaker 11: but in the meantime, folks across the tri State will
Speaker 11: be keeping an eye on their pipes. With the recent
Speaker 11: dramatic shift in temperatures.
Speaker 13: Steve Predmore is superintendent of water Distribution with the Greater
Speaker 13: Cincinnati Water Works. Fortunately, this up and down weather is
Speaker 13: not causing mass destruction underground.
Speaker 11: Big driver of a lot of the water main breaks
Speaker 11: is is that water temperature right now. The water's holding
Speaker 11: steady in the High River at forty nine degrees, and
Speaker 11: we'd love.
Speaker 3: To see that.
Speaker 13: Fredmore says, only fifteen leaks running on their scoreboard right now,
Speaker 13: calls that a good number for winter time. Compare that
Speaker 13: to the one hundred and fifteen leaks they fixed over
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Speaker 11: A man is recovering at the hospital this morning after
Speaker 11: being shot inside of a senior living facility in Walnut
Speaker 11: Hills last night. That gunfire rang out at the Park
Speaker 11: Eden building just after nine o'clock. The suspect remains at large.
Speaker 11: Several people have been displaced after a fire in Walnut
Speaker 11: Hills last night. That three alarm blaze broke out at
Speaker 11: an auto repair shop near Wilkinson and Simms around eight
Speaker 11: thirty spread to a nearby apartment building. No injuries were reported.
Speaker 11: Investigators now say one man was responsible for the attack
Speaker 11: at Brown University that left two people dead and the
Speaker 11: murder of a couple of days later of an MIT professor.
Speaker 11: The suspect has been found dead of an apparent self
Speaker 11: inflicted gunshot wound in a storage locker in Salem, New Hampshire.
Speaker 14: Cardio Nevis Blente was forty eight years old, and authority
Speaker 14: said there is no doubt that he is the killer.
Speaker 14: They were able to track him using a combination of
Speaker 14: video imagery, license plate readers, and some good old fashioned
Speaker 14: police work.
Speaker 11: ABC's Aaron Katski nowhere yet on a motive. Our next
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