Speaker 1: Your arms and shout happen. Yeah, it's money time.
Speaker 2: This is the Bloomberg Money Minutes on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: I already eight oh nine and Monica Rix with us
Speaker 3: from the Bloomberg newsroom. Monica, it looks like Netflix just
Speaker 3: landed a historic deal in Hollywood.
Speaker 1: Tell me about it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is our breaking big story of the day.
Speaker 4: Netflix has agreed to buy Warner Brothers Discovery Now in
Speaker 4: a seventy two billion dollar cash in stock deal, joining
Speaker 4: the world's biggest streaming service with one of Hollywood's oldest
Speaker 4: and most revered studios.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 4: Prior to the closing of this sale, which could happen
Speaker 4: over the next twelve to eighteen months, Warner Brothers will
Speaker 4: complete the planned spinoff of its cable channels that includes.
Speaker 5: CNN, TBS, TNT.
Speaker 4: But Netflix would own HBO and Warner Brothers studio assets,
Speaker 4: which includes its massive film and TV archives. So we're
Speaker 4: talking everything from Friends to Harry Potter.
Speaker 1: Oh my, seventy two billion is what you said. Yep,
Speaker 1: that's the TI equity value. It's a huge deal. Yeah, Netflix,
Speaker 1: they have every dollar ever invented.
Speaker 3: It seems AI may be making travel agents better.
Speaker 1: Did I read that right. Yeah.
Speaker 4: A recent report from Adobe for Business shows it a
Speaker 4: two thousand percent growth in AI driven traffic to travel
Speaker 4: websites like Expedia, Google, Kayak.
Speaker 1: That's just this year alone.
Speaker 4: Expedia even found that travelers are using AI to book
Speaker 4: and plan their trips so big. With chat GBT, you
Speaker 4: could say, hey, plan my trip to Mexico City. It'll
Speaker 4: give you price packages, restaurant and activity suggestions. A lot
Speaker 4: of travel agencies are apparently taking advantage of it.
Speaker 1: Alrighty, what do you see there in the markets?
Speaker 4: Well, market futures are pushing towards a higher open today,
Speaker 4: Dow futures up forty three points and NEZEC futures up
Speaker 4: eighty four. SMP futures are also up thirteen points. Right
Speaker 4: now from Bloomberg, I'm Monica Rix on news radio seven
Speaker 4: hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, Monica.
Speaker 3: It's about eight eleven on Friday on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: Steve Hawkins in four, Tom Brennaman, this is the time
Speaker 3: we get to talk TV with our good friend Matt Raush.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Matt. How you doing there?
Speaker 6: I'm okay, and.
Speaker 7: You're kind of reeling as everyone else is. From the
Speaker 7: idea that Netflix is now such a powerful presence in
Speaker 7: the entertainment.
Speaker 6: World that it is now swallowing one.
Speaker 7: Of the great studios of in history with So Netflix
Speaker 7: will now basically be Netflix Warner Brothers, which is just crazy.
Speaker 7: I never quite got my head around the fact that
Speaker 7: Discovery was part of Warner Brothers, but now.
Speaker 6: That's going to be separated from it.
Speaker 7: So those cable channels, the one the one channel that
Speaker 7: is on in all of this. Nobody's mentioned yet that
Speaker 7: its like had better stay like what it is now,
Speaker 7: and no matter who's controlling, it's got to stay the
Speaker 7: same as Turner Classic Movies, and that might be split
Speaker 7: off in its own as well. But like that that
Speaker 7: little channel, when I stopped writing about actual television, that's
Speaker 7: where I'm going to live most of my life. I
Speaker 7: think I love Turner Classic movies. They do such great stuff.
Speaker 7: And it also you know, but that's part of the
Speaker 7: library as well. Yeah, that the Netflix is such a
Speaker 7: as such a force that they have now they're now
Speaker 7: you know, true Hollywood, and it's a bit crazy. I
Speaker 7: don't think anybody ever saw that coming when they began.
Speaker 7: But when you think about the amount of product that
Speaker 7: Netflix itself produces it kind of dwarfs what even HBO does.
Speaker 7: But at the same time they're the two major players.
Speaker 7: Like when the Emmys come around, most of the shows
Speaker 7: that get nominated are from HBO and and sometimes Netflix,
Speaker 7: So now they're part of the same company.
Speaker 6: That's just kind of that's wild.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and they got a big one tonight in Netflix.
Speaker 3: It's actually your lead story before we even knew what
Speaker 3: was going to happen. George Clooney's j Kelly movie.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and it's been limited run in theaters. And the
Speaker 7: thing also that's interesting about Netflix is that the movie
Speaker 7: industry looks askance at Netflix because they only release their
Speaker 7: movies very very limited in in in theaters, but that
Speaker 7: some of these movies they see they have, you know,
Speaker 7: Oscar Oscar, I guess ambitions, and this would be one
Speaker 7: of them. So as of today, you can see George Clooney,
Speaker 7: who I know is a local favorite, playing Jay Kelly,
Speaker 7: which is the name of a movie star. So George
Speaker 7: Clooney is playing a very handsome movie star, which is
Speaker 7: a real stretch for him.
Speaker 6: But in this movie from Noah.
Speaker 7: Bomback, it is sort of a reflective movie where he's
Speaker 7: getting a career tribute in Italy, and he thinks this
Speaker 7: is the chance to get his family together because he
Speaker 7: has sort of put everything else aside to chase stardom
Speaker 7: for most of his life, and so as he's looking
Speaker 7: back on his life through this movie, there's a bit
Speaker 7: of a melancholy, bittersweet nature to all of this. Adam
Speaker 7: Sandler is also getting Oscar Buzz who plays his manager
Speaker 7: who has been so loyal to him over the years,
Speaker 7: but then other things happen, and I thought I was
Speaker 7: also really impressed by Stacy Keach who plays his dad,
Speaker 7: his very boysterous dad who comes along for the ride.
Speaker 6: For a bit. It's a really nice movie.
Speaker 7: But boy, George Clooney is good in this and his
Speaker 7: sort of catchphrase here is can I have another one?
Speaker 6: Like to can I have another take?
Speaker 7: And his why idea here is, boy, if I could
Speaker 7: my wife over like I can do takes over in
Speaker 7: the movies, that would be really great, but of course
Speaker 7: you can't. So it is a great role for George Clooney.
Speaker 7: So if you're a fan of his, that's on Netflix
Speaker 7: as of now.
Speaker 3: And it's called Ja Kelly. Another must see on Here
Speaker 3: We Go. It must be Netflix Friday. Here The New
Speaker 3: Yorker at one hundred.
Speaker 7: Tell me about this, well, if you are all aware
Speaker 7: of The New Yorker, what an influential magazine that has
Speaker 7: been over the years, whether you love the cartoons or
Speaker 7: the fiction, but of course their long term stories that
Speaker 7: you think, oh, I'll never read this whole thing, but
Speaker 7: sometimes they become major books. It sort of charged the
Speaker 7: whole history of this magazine. Even as you go behind
Speaker 7: the scenes of the magazine as they're preparing their one
Speaker 7: hundredth anniversary issue, which was out earlier this year, but
Speaker 7: you think about they did such bold things as the
Speaker 7: book that became Hiroshima that was first published in The
Speaker 7: New Yorker, Silent Spring from Nrachel Carson that was first
Speaker 7: published in the New Yorker. Even in Cold Blood from
Speaker 7: Truman Capoti was first published in The New Yorker, which
Speaker 7: sort of fused fictional story telling with actual factual material.
Speaker 7: But then again, a lot of people get it, and
Speaker 7: the first thing they do is they turn to those
Speaker 7: cartoons which have become so iconic. And so David Remnick,
Speaker 7: the new editor, the current editor of The New Yorker,
Speaker 7: walks us through things like the fact checkers, and how
Speaker 7: they pick the covers, how they pick the cartoons, and
Speaker 7: as they're preparing for this historic publication. And there really
Speaker 7: is no magazine quite like it. So if you're a
Speaker 7: journalism fan, this is a really great documentary. And again,
Speaker 7: like you said, yeah, this is one day in the
Speaker 7: life of Netflix. They have a George Clooney movie, they
Speaker 7: have a major documentary, and next Thursday and Friday there's
Speaker 7: gonna be a whole nother wave of shows. They are
Speaker 7: They're in the volume business and that is how Netflix works.
Speaker 1: All right, this was back from the dead.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure the Spartacus saying I don't remember this one.
Speaker 3: Tell us about this it's coming back?
Speaker 6: Well it is.
Speaker 7: You know, Spartacus hasn't been on the air for about
Speaker 7: ten years. This is a big hit show for spar
Speaker 7: for Stars where it was a.
Speaker 6: Very, very bloody, very a lot of very graphics.
Speaker 7: Actually, I mean this show is really not for the squeamish,
Speaker 7: this thing. But it's said in the world of Gladiators
Speaker 7: in Ancient Rome, but they killed off Spartacus throughout the thing,
Speaker 7: be cause if you know the story, Spartacus does die.
Speaker 7: He leads a slave rebellion, but he ultimately is crucified
Speaker 7: and killed. But one of the other characters who died
Speaker 7: along the way was a person called Asher, and Asher
Speaker 7: was a slave turned gladiator turned trader. He turned against
Speaker 7: his fellow slaves and so he's kind of a bad
Speaker 7: guy here and he was killed quite memorably in one
Speaker 7: of the spinoffs called Spartacus Vengeance. But now they decided
Speaker 7: to bring him back from the dead, and now this
Speaker 7: new show called Spartacus House of Asher brings Spartacus franchise
Speaker 7: back to life. There is no Spartacus, it's in the
Speaker 7: world of Spartacus, but it's about how Asher now takes
Speaker 7: over the gladiator school and he brings a female gladiator
Speaker 7: to sort of like shake everything up, which has never
Speaker 7: happened before in the world of this show. So it's
Speaker 7: kind of like the way that Showtime brought Dexter back
Speaker 7: from the dead, and Dexter was actually the most recent
Speaker 7: series was called Dexter Resurrection. Well, now they've resurrected Asher
Speaker 7: over on Stars and if you're a fan of Spartacus,
Speaker 7: I've seen a few episodes. Yeah, it's just as bloody
Speaker 7: as ever. So if you want to see Spartacus again.
Speaker 7: That again, two episodes premiere tonight. And you like with
Speaker 7: any of these franchisor with an now caol intellectual property,
Speaker 7: You're not dead until the next spinoff.
Speaker 3: Wow, Matt Rouse talking TV on Friday Mornings with Us Matt,
Speaker 3: how do we connect with you?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 7: TV Guide Magazine and TV Insider dot com.
Speaker 1: All right, thanks so much, have a great week. We'll
Speaker 1: talk to you next f pleasure.
Speaker 6: Thanks.
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Speaker 9: A seismic shift is coming. It's time to Wall Street heavyweight.
Speaker 2: This is the Bloomberg moneymnute on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 4: Netflix is set to acquire Warner Brothers Discovery in a
Speaker 4: historic deal that would combine the streaming giant with one
Speaker 4: of the most storied and most valuable studios in Hollywood.
Speaker 4: Warner Brothers shareholders would get twenty seven dollars and seventy
Speaker 4: five cents a share in cash and stock in Netflix.
Speaker 4: That puts the equity value of the deal at seventy
Speaker 4: two billion dollars. Warner Brothers still plans to split the
Speaker 4: company next summer and spin off a lot of its
Speaker 4: cable channels, but Netflix would own HBO and Warner's huge
Speaker 4: film and TV archive. Amazon stocks down slightly this morning
Speaker 4: following a Washington Post report. It says that Amazon's thinking
Speaker 4: about expanding its nationwide delivery network and ending its long
Speaker 4: standing partnership with the US Postal Service and cloud Flair
Speaker 4: says it's fixed the problem that led to the websites
Speaker 4: for several banks, Shopify, Zoom, and LinkedIn to go down
Speaker 4: this morning. A major outage at cloud Flair last month
Speaker 4: disrupted social media sites and chat GPT for hours. From Bloomberg,
Speaker 4: I'm Monica Rix on News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: Seven hundred WLWN, Cincinnati. Steve Hawkins in for Tom Burnhaman.
Speaker 3: I thought we'd talked to the maestro this morning.
Speaker 1: Hey, how you doing.
Speaker 3: It's John Morris Russell with us, or as your friends
Speaker 3: like me call you, Jmr.
Speaker 10: Hey, Mary, Christmas Happy Alda.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, Hey, I wanted to talk to you because tonight
Speaker 3: and this weekend, I think you've got like six concerts
Speaker 3: that are going to take place.
Speaker 10: Yes, indeed, and it's a Holiday Pumps at the Music Hall.
Speaker 10: It's of Cincinnati's great Christmas traditions.
Speaker 3: And you've got I think a Grammy nodded nominated singer songwriter.
Speaker 3: Is it Cody Frye that will be joining you this weekend?
Speaker 10: Oh? Yeah, you know, and this is hot off this
Speaker 10: his new album, Cody fry Christmas, which is a huge
Speaker 10: sensation and he's joining us along with our Holiday Pops
Speaker 10: Corral made up of kids talented high school kids from Sycamore, SCPA,
Speaker 10: Wentton Woods and the May Festival, Youth Chorus, our studio
Speaker 10: for dance dancers, and of course the brilliantly talented Cincinnati
Speaker 10: Pops Orchestra.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, I played snare drum in grade school, so just
Speaker 3: call me if you ever need a snare drum. You
Speaker 3: need audiences too, absolutely, Now you say that, but I
Speaker 3: was leading me into my next question. If you can't
Speaker 3: make it to music Hall, which we want you to,
Speaker 3: you're hosting a free digital live stream.
Speaker 1: Now tell me about that.
Speaker 3: It's Sunday two o'clock digital live stream on the YouTube channel.
Speaker 3: That's incredible if you if you for some reason can't
Speaker 3: make it to music Hall.
Speaker 10: Oh my goodness. Yes, and for years we've we've been
Speaker 10: doing these things for one night. And I tell you
Speaker 10: we've got we've got listeners from all over the world
Speaker 10: who tune in and check out our Cincinnati Pops Holiday Pops.
Speaker 6: It's fantastic.
Speaker 3: And different groups before performing ahead of each concert, like
Speaker 3: Mayfest Fits, Sin Say Boy Choir, Viva Anderson Alliance, those things.
Speaker 10: Oh, oh my goodness, it is. It is such a party.
Speaker 10: Of course, you know, music Hall is just beautifully festooned
Speaker 10: and with all the garland and the twinkle lights, it
Speaker 10: is a total experience. You come in there, there's alters
Speaker 10: of pre concert activities and it's so festive. Everyone gets
Speaker 10: stressed up and of course a brilliant concert and it
Speaker 10: really gets you in the spirits.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and pictures, it was saying in missus Claus and
Speaker 3: the elves, I think for the kids and stuff this week.
Speaker 10: Yeah, of course you know, and it is. It's just
Speaker 10: such a beautiful tradition that everyone in town comes it.
Speaker 10: And I tell you what, it is selling like hotcakes,
Speaker 10: and make sure to get your tickets. There still a
Speaker 10: few very very good seats available on Sunday evening. But
Speaker 10: this is a Friday at eleven, Friday night at seven thirty,
Speaker 10: Saturday at two for the family, Saturday seven thirty, Sunday
Speaker 10: at two, and of course Sunday at seven o'clock six concerts. Wow,
Speaker 10: coming up.
Speaker 1: That's great weekend. By Monday you need a nap. That's
Speaker 1: what happens.
Speaker 3: We're talking to the Maestro John Morris Russell this morning.
Speaker 3: I'd be remiss if I didn't ask you about New
Speaker 3: Year's Eve Cabaret cafe.
Speaker 1: Can we still go to that?
Speaker 6: Goodness?
Speaker 10: Yes, this is a sophisticated and really kind of a
Speaker 10: wonderful way to celebrate New Year's Eve. Totally classy. It's
Speaker 10: about the music of the cabaret. It's like Berlin from
Speaker 10: between the Wars, Paris, Buenos Aires and tango and like
Speaker 10: Harlem a jazz and so it's all of these different
Speaker 10: types of musical South. We have a couple of fantastic
Speaker 10: singers and of course the swinging sounds of the Cincinnati Pops.
Speaker 6: This one.
Speaker 10: You know, folks always get dressed up and celebrate their
Speaker 10: at music Hall. It's it's a wonderful way to ring in.
Speaker 6: The new year.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, and we get tickets at the Pops website. I'm
Speaker 3: looking at it right now. It says New Year's Eve
Speaker 3: Cabaret by tickets. So hey, maestro, thank you for another
Speaker 3: incredible year, and I look forward to talking to you
Speaker 3: again in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 10: All the best, happy all of it.
Speaker 1: All right to maestro.
Speaker 3: John Morris Russell with us, you can go since at
Speaker 3: Pop's get some tickets. Brian Combs with us this morning.
Speaker 3: You've got some stuff going on this week, and tell
Speaker 3: me about that.
Speaker 11: Cincinnati Metropolitan Orchestra asked me to host their show Sunday
Speaker 11: afternoon at three they've been around for like thirty years
Speaker 11: and always have a huge Christmas show. This one is
Speaker 11: really cool, especially being from WLW, because it's incorporating a
Speaker 11: bunch of the old tunes from Ruth Lions. Really so
Speaker 11: celebrating history of the Ruth Lions Show on the radio here,
Speaker 11: which went back to what nineteen forty nine. A number
Speaker 11: of her songs will be performed by Nancy James, who
Speaker 11: was one of the performers on the Bob Bron Show,
Speaker 11: okay back in the seventies. She's the CCM grad who
Speaker 11: was incredibly talented, and we'll be performing songs like let's
Speaker 11: like the Christmas Tree. I mean, if you grew up
Speaker 11: in the Tri State, like I did you know your
Speaker 11: mom watched Bob Ron or Ruth Lions.
Speaker 6: I mean you.
Speaker 11: Had the album that she put out for songs, and
Speaker 11: Let's light the Christmas Tree was like one of those
Speaker 11: traditions in Cincinnati that.
Speaker 1: You just don't forget.
Speaker 11: And she had some other fun songs like having Marry
Speaker 11: Merry Christmas and.
Speaker 1: Hey Nannie Nanny.
Speaker 11: But yeah, so Nancy James is gonna be performing some
Speaker 11: of those songs after the show Sunday afternoon three o'clock.
Speaker 11: Cincinnati Metropolitan Orchestra has a website where you can find
Speaker 11: the tickets.
Speaker 1: Where is it again?
Speaker 11: It's going to be in then Seaton High School's auditorium.
Speaker 11: Got it in West Price Hill holds a couple thousand
Speaker 11: people probably, so I know they have a big crowd,
Speaker 11: but there are some tickets available. I put the link
Speaker 11: on the WLW Facebook page and a little more about
Speaker 11: the whole Ruth Line's history and that Christmas one that
Speaker 11: she started as part of that show has raised almost
Speaker 11: twenty three million dollars over the years for CINCINNTI Children's
Speaker 11: Hospital to make sure kids get presents and have parties
Speaker 11: and things like that.
Speaker 3: Thanks for doing it all right, It's Brian comes in
Speaker 3: this morning eight forty seven traffic.
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Speaker 1: December twenty seight. It's eight fifty five on a Friday,
Speaker 1: means we talked to Beard Dave. Good morning beer, Dave.
Speaker 1: How you doing there?
Speaker 12: I'm good, Steve Hawkins. I'm tired of winter already.
Speaker 3: Absolutely. I don't like the shot. I don't like snow.
Speaker 3: I like that It's Repeal Day? What does that mean?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 12: Ninety two years ago today prohibition was repealed.
Speaker 6: What a great region to celebrate.
Speaker 1: That must be why it's also bartender Appreciation Day.
Speaker 3: That's good too. We got some stuff going on this
Speaker 3: weekend and coming up soon. Let's talk about Esoteric celebrating
Speaker 3: the arrival of their holiday season there, right, correct.
Speaker 12: Yeah, this is this looks like a good time. Tomorrow
Speaker 12: They've got starting from twelve thirty to three thirty. It's
Speaker 12: a family friendly scenario, and then they go into an
Speaker 12: evening from six thirty to nine where they'll have adult
Speaker 12: karaoke and drink specials in that. But this is really
Speaker 12: a nice set up what they've got going on here,
Speaker 12: because they really got a number of great Christmas beers
Speaker 12: that they bring out every you're including rest of Us,
Speaker 12: which is the Belgian Festive Ail which broke last week.
Speaker 3: That sounds good. I have to try that one. Ryan
Speaker 3: Guys celebrating Dad Day tomorrow, right.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I mean their Christmas beer has always been Dad
Speaker 12: and you know, what better to give Dad than a
Speaker 12: beer or go celebrate with Dad and some beer and
Speaker 12: bring some kids in that. And you know, Ryan Guy's
Speaker 12: taproom is such a mass great place to bring kids
Speaker 12: and whatever.
Speaker 6: So tomorrow from noon to six it's dead day.
Speaker 12: And they also have truth Adelic coming out to the
Speaker 12: end of this month first the next year, which will
Speaker 12: be a hazy version of their Imperial Truth that came
Speaker 12: out with truth Bomb last year, and this will be
Speaker 12: a hazy version of that beer style.
Speaker 3: Okay, The Merchants Club today at the Party Source hosting
Speaker 3: the Holiday Brews themed beer Fest.
Speaker 12: Yeah, so from four to ten. This is a great
Speaker 12: way to try some of the different Christmas beers that
Speaker 12: are out there and stuff. And for thirty bucks you
Speaker 12: get a nice exclusive tasting of all these various beers
Speaker 12: in that in the Merchants Club, which is in the
Speaker 12: back of the Party Store, So if you haven't been there,
Speaker 12: that's a great little setup. Great selections of beer, wine,
Speaker 12: and of course the spirits. And what's more festive than
Speaker 12: the party.
Speaker 1: Sort absolutely mad Tree.
Speaker 3: They're welcoming their Holiday Bruise and they're also hosting a
Speaker 3: dog photo with Santa Pause tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I love that Santa Pause.
Speaker 6: Yeah, isn't that awesome.
Speaker 12: I mean, you know, everybody needs to know involve the
Speaker 12: pets and Christmas as well. And also in Oakley they
Speaker 12: are rimming the glasses with cinnamon and brown sugar when
Speaker 12: you want to get a thunder Snow or some of
Speaker 12: their other seasonal beers. So kind of a neat neat
Speaker 12: tradition there that they do.
Speaker 3: And in Braxton they're celebrating all varieties with their Dark
Speaker 3: Charged block party in Covington.
Speaker 1: When is this?
Speaker 12: Yeah, so bundle up a lot the layers here because
Speaker 12: it's indoor and outdoor all around Braxton there in Covington.
Speaker 12: And these are their eight varieties of dark charts, including
Speaker 12: that Skyline Chili ice one which I saw where Skyline's
Speaker 12: also breaking with a Skyline pizza. Now, so yeah, maybe
Speaker 12: if you get a bottle of this to take home,
Speaker 12: you can you can pare it up with your pizza.
Speaker 1: And remember prohibition is over Northern Row. What are they doing?
Speaker 12: So Tuesday they're celebrating with a five course beer pairing
Speaker 12: dinner from six thirty to eight thirty. And this is
Speaker 12: hosted by American Legacy Tours and the haven't ever had
Speaker 12: a beer dinner where they pair.
Speaker 6: Beer and food. It's really amazing.
Speaker 12: It really opens your eyes to a lot of the
Speaker 12: different nuances, to the different beer styles.
Speaker 3: And Little Miami they've started a mug club membership.
Speaker 1: What does that mean? What does it get me?
Speaker 12: So a lot of these mug clubs that are a
Speaker 12: few of the Berry's doing are a great way to
Speaker 12: you know, tie yourself to the brewery and you get
Speaker 12: discounts you get to usually like here, you'll get a
Speaker 12: twenty ounce mud poor for the price of a pint,
Speaker 12: and they'll have exclusive parties, you get discounts on merchandise,
Speaker 12: and these are just a great way to really tie
Speaker 12: yourself to some of these local breweries. And you know,
Speaker 12: spending some money in these local places is going to
Speaker 12: keep them keep them going. So it's important to, you know,
Speaker 12: spend some money locally and make it stay local.
Speaker 3: And Danny says, we got time for one more High
Speaker 3: Grain Brewing along with Hawksworth next Friday.
Speaker 12: What are they doing the next Friday? They're doing a
Speaker 12: blood drive. And this time of the year, with all
Speaker 12: the interaction with the parties and other things and stuff,
Speaker 12: the blood banks always get low in inventory, and so
Speaker 12: High Grains decided to do a blood drive next Friday
Speaker 12: at their their Brentwood Bowl location.
Speaker 6: So if you get a chance to.
Speaker 12: Get over there and give some blood, that's very well
Speaker 12: needed time of year.
Speaker 3: Beard Dame, I'm running late. Thank you so much. We'll
Speaker 3: talk to you next Friday. Okay, thanks give all right.
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Speaker 11: battling over new development plans for Wilmington with the nine
Speaker 11: o'clock report on Bryant Combs breaking now to you.
Speaker 1: Guys, to defend this town.
Speaker 8: You really just don't want to put a nine hundred
Speaker 8: pound gorilla in a baby bassinet.
Speaker 6: That's really what we're talking about here.
Speaker 1: Once they're here, they're going to do whatever they want.
Speaker 11: Battling over plans for a new Amazon data center slated
Speaker 11: for Wilmington, citizens at a pack council meeting last night
Speaker 11: asking council not to rush into a deal. In the end,
Speaker 11: though the elected lawmakers decided to move forward with a
Speaker 11: four billion dollar project.
Speaker 13: Wilmington City Council advanced the first reading of a plan
Speaker 13: for Amazon Web Services to build a large data center
Speaker 13: complex on more than four hundred acres off US sixty eight.
Speaker 13: Local officials say the project includes a major infrastructure package
Speaker 13: and about one hundred permanent jobs, along with long term
Speaker 13: payments in lieu of taxes to the city and schools.
Speaker 13: Residents packed the chamber with concerns about noise, proximity to
Speaker 13: homes and schools, and whether the site is appropriate for
Speaker 13: a facility of this scale, the proposal still requires two
Speaker 13: more readings before a final vote. I'm Travis Laird news
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Speaker 8: Found two seventy five left two lanes now blocked from
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Speaker 8: at US forty two in Florence. Also a disabled vehicle
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Speaker 8: the Kentucky Indiana line that's down to one lane for
Speaker 8: repairs on the Carrol Cropper Bridge, a three minute delay
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Speaker 14: Just a cold start to our day with a mostly
Speaker 14: cloudy sky. It's going to stay mostly cloudy throughout our
Speaker 14: Friday forecast. The high have only thirty five tonight, down
Speaker 14: to twenty four Tomorrow. We're back to thirty seven, so
Speaker 14: still below average and lots of cloud cover. Another dreary
Speaker 14: day Sunday. We're looking at the potential for a wintery
Speaker 14: mixed temperature. Wise, we're only going to end up at
Speaker 14: thirty four. From your severe Weather station. I'm nine First
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Speaker 11: Cloud's twenty three degree shootings under investigation in Silverton this
Speaker 11: morning Kemberlicuty schafter Barns as it happened on Stole Lane
Speaker 11: about two thirty gun fire and followed a domestic dispute
Speaker 11: between a brother and a sister there who're waiting for
Speaker 11: additional details. Newly appointed fire chief in Monroe Township under
Speaker 11: investigation for domestic violence, Greg lang cheuse of hitting him,
Speaker 11: choking his adult daughter fighting with his wife. He has
Speaker 11: not officially even but sworn into office yet. Ceremony was
Speaker 11: planned for next week. There's no word yet and if
Speaker 11: it will still be happening. No injuries at a fire
Speaker 11: this morning in northern Kentucky. Firefighter from several departments responded
Speaker 11: to a blaze on Main Street in Petersburg about one thirty.
Speaker 11: No word yet on how the fire started or the
Speaker 11: extent of damage. Anderson High School's undefeated season has come
Speaker 11: to an end for the second straight year, the Raptors
Speaker 11: falling to Avon in the championship game.
Speaker 15: The first state football championship game is in the books.
Speaker 15: Avon defeats Anderson thirty seven to twenty for the Division
Speaker 15: two title. It's back to back wins for the Eagles
Speaker 15: in the championship game. Anderson quarterback Owen Scalf set the
Speaker 15: D two championship game record for most passing yards with
Speaker 15: three hundred and seventy six. Avon quarterback Blake Elder tied
Speaker 15: the record for most touchdowns in a game with four.
Speaker 15: Friday's action from Canton will feature the division's four three
Speaker 15: and one games, which began at ten thirty Friday morning.
Speaker 15: Say next, We'll play for the Division one title against
Speaker 15: Olin Tangy Orange. We got it for you on Fox
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Speaker 11: Cross Down Shootouts tonight at the Sintas Center, where U
Speaker 11: See hasn't won a game and nearly twenty five years.
Speaker 11: Musketeers are a slight favorite according to DraftKings.
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Speaker 11: KRC pre game tonight seven tip off for the Crosstown
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