It's Wednesday. It's 11 o'clock. That means only one thing. Trump week. Many years ago, March 30th, 1981, the day that Ronald Reagan was shot, the Secretary of State, General Al Haig, came to the podium and declared the following. As of now, I'm in control here in the White House. General Al Haig mistakenly assumed that he was now in control of the government. He forgot the fact that the Constitution had a succession of the Vice President and the Speaker of the House would be in control if the President was incapacitated. We had an Al Haig moment here two days ago, where Donald Trump basically said, I'm in control. My authority is absolute as to when the economies of each state will open up.  We're going to talk about this moment in the Task Force press briefing with Winston Welch and Stephanie Dalton. Welcome, Winston. Stephanie, how are you? Hello, hot damn. And Winston. Well, we had the meltdown in the press room and what a meltdown it was. So we'll talk about that and some other things that took place. But let's talk about Donald Trump's, if you will, his run up to the borderline of his authority as President of the United States, completely putting disregard to the Constitution of the United States. Anyone have any opinions about what we saw two days ago? Well, I was just going to say as National Correspondents have mentioned, it doesn't appear that he knows the Constitution much less, has read the Constitution closely and understands the scope of work that he has. And neither does he understand the demeanor that goes along in that scope of work description. So I think this peeks out every now and then and this is where it just thrust its head right out through the whole of his misunderstanding that he has that kind of control. Okay, let me let me tack onto that for a second, Stephanie, because isn't there someone on his staff that knows what he's going to say or has a rough outline of what he's going to say before he goes in front of, you know, to the world in front of many, many cameras and microphones of what he's going to say and how he's going to say it. Didn't someone say, Mr. President, you do not have ultimate authority over 50 states when it comes to lifting the stay at home orders or opening businesses up for the economy? Well, I would just say that that's an excellent question and certainly one that should be disturbing all of us in the citizenry. But I think the evidence shows us that these chiefs of staff have walked out the doors and other advisors who were competent and experienced. So it raises the question as to whether he's listening to any of that, much less taking that advice and going with it. So your question is good and and it's probable answer is very worrisome as to his advice and guidance. Winston, what do you think?  Is there anyone here who would really think there's anybody who's active in giving him advice, he's listening to maybe me, like hopefully Ivanka or Ivano would say, Daddy, don't press the nuke button because that, you know, you'd be new in France or England. You know, who knows when he gets in a fit, but there's no one there that's putting on breaks. Of course, you have people that say, oh, you can say this, take the authority, we've read the constitution, this is our interpretation of it. And the reality is most Americans have it, because we are in our leaders and not to abuse this idea. So it's really scary times when someone who is saying that he has total authority, read the constitution, I have total authority.   It's scarier to have an American president saying this stuff. It's horrifying. Yeah. Well, let's look at the walk back yesterday. He still couldn't accept the fact that he didn't have ultimate authority over all the governors in 50 states. He had to try to mask it by saying, I'm going to give my authority that it's up to them to do their job. I mean, what an embarrassment. What an embarrassment to the world.  And then when he's caught red handed not knowing what he's talking about, he still tries to walk it back, given the impression that he still has the authority over all these. I don't know what to say. My jaw dropped two days ago when he took the authority and then my jaw dropped to the ground when he tried to cover it up that he didn't have the authority. You know, Stephanie, tell me this is embarrassing. Tell me is that's not my perception that this is a worldwide international embarrassment. And it's also terrifying. I think that he is having it making every effort to have it both ways. And depending on his his talent for spinning and renaration to bring it around that way. But I think that he's come up against something that notice he hasn't much attacked it. But it's like Governor Cuomo, with his promise over the television to not fight back, but to be a leader. And what he's doing is presenting a model of leadership for his state and then for his region. So what's happening is he's presenting to the American people the competence of a governor and a governor who is truly a leader showing how our real leader, our presidential leader is not up to that that model at all. So hopefully there might be you ordinarily that might be a learning curve for a president to look and see and learn from other his colleagues. But I don't know that that's going to happen. But at least it shows us that we're right when we we see something that doesn't quite meet the mark of our expectations because there's others out there who do. And we can look at that and see what's the discrepancy and where he's not filling the bill. Right. You know, Winston, our Republican friends, our Senator friends, they seem to be pretty quiet about this embarrassment of Donald Trump's brash and bold attempt to usurp his authority over 50 states. We haven't heard much from them. Why do you think that is? Yeah, Tim, it's a good question. I don't know where the Democratic leadership has been. It's like I said, the Republican leadership has been absent. There is no Republican leadership anymore, except to do the bidding of Donald Trump. But I don't know why. I don't know where Nancy Pelosi is or Joe Biden. And maybe they're just letting things stand on these statements. The media has been excellent in calling it out. I think people are realizing it for what it is. You know, actually, we did see even Senator Rubio got up and said, actually, these are not powers that the president has.  So maybe the Democrats are just letting a couple of Republican outliers who still have a vested interest in the future of the country after Donald Trump is gone, standing up and saying something. And the Democrats didn't have to when the Republicans are standing up and saying something. They probably do. I mean, you have people saying things, but the Democratic leadership has been remarkably quiet on a lot of stuff lately. So I'm not sure what to make of it. 100%. Well, I know something's shifting because some of my neighbors are very steadfast Trump supporters and they wear their mega hats quite often around here, around by where I live. And this subject came up and the one of my neighbors said, no, I'm here in Honolulu with you, you would think. And so the bottom line is I heard the comment Donald Trump was a day late and a dollar short. So for me to hear that come from this individual, that says a lot to me because it's like I said, he's pretty steadfast in his support for Donald Trump. Let's go back to that press conference and let's talk about his attempt to revise history with that video. Quite a shocker to see him basically hijack the Task Force press briefing and turn it into his own propaganda spin. Any observations from that whole debacle? Well, I was just, well, I just thought to say that even the Republicans are criticizing him for the way he's using that precious time. He's turned it into a two hour rant and I think not all of it is appreciated even by his party members. So I think at one level people have backed off with responding or getting feedback because his punishment is so huge and he'll select to go with that attack and consequences for those who question him or criticize him. So I think people are backing off doing that in order to spare all the rest of us and themselves the time that he would put into that kind of a counter attack. So I think that he would be well too to be reflective about the feedback he's getting from his own party members about what he's doing with those statements and what kind of import those statements have for the people and the people are those that are going to bring him back if he wants to try and get back. Winston. When you have Lynn Cheney and Marco Rubio saying things, it's important that they don't speak up often. You hear very little, but like Stephanie says, when you go against this fellow, you are beaten down and there's not a lot of people that will come to your rescue, especially inside of the Republican Party. I mean, look what happened to Mitt Romney recently. It's astounding to see this happen in our nation where we have what I have thought are really great leaders. We don't have to agree with them on all the policies, but to step up for a basic institution of democracy and reigning in a person that has shown zero ability to want to control his impulses, power, megalomania. It's scary. We need many voices to come up if they're going to come up at all. This is the time and they did. Then he backs down. He goes right up to the edge, sees how far he can push it and then comes back down. It's a pattern that we've seen over the many years that he's been in office and it is frightening. It's frightening that everyone's joining him, but I was happy to see the reporters not letting up, not relenting. Sadly, I think what we're going to see is a very diminished White House over time in the future. They're going to have to put in new strictures that never allow this to happen again because of the abuses that we've seen over the last four years. Speaking of the bright glimmer of these task force press briefings is Dr. Fauci. It upset me when Donald Trump sent a tweet. He retweeted basically a call to fire Dr. Fauci. I'm not sure why he did that. Maybe this is Donald Trump's signature of trying to saber rattle and try to intimidate people that don't say what he wants to say when he wants to say it, but on Monday he was asked by a reporter what was behind him retweeting the message that Dr. Fauci should be fired. Donald Trump brushed it off and said, well, it's just an opinion and what's the big deal of why I put it up there or not? Dr. Fauci is the only stabilization of this administration when it comes to the COVID-19 response. If he goes, where are we going to be? Any thoughts about Donald Trump's saber rattling about firing Dr. Fauci and what happens if Dr. Fauci were to leave the administration? Well, I would suggest that Dr. Fauci beware because I think that there will be consequences. All of the previous behavior, the pattern is there are consequences. If not firing Dr. Fauci, something else is going to happen. The NIH budget is going to be cut or his institute at the NIH is going to find itself bereft of a leader or budget. Something is going to happen and I think that we ought to be aware, take a look at that, do some monitoring of our own because that is his pattern and we value what this expert has to guide the nation's policy. So we should be responsible and take a look at that and be on the alert to be able to respond in whatever meager ways we have. But as a larger group doing it, it might be helpful. But there will be a response. There will be consequences for Dr. Fauci because he has spoken on the facts and the data and that is not anything that Mr. Trump is going to approve of. He only wants to hear his own opinion slash policy reflected back to him. So I would say Dr. Fauci's in jeopardy. Wow. Okay. Winston, what do you think? I think he's trying to get fired when he says he walked it back. It was a bad choice of words. But you know, then he followed it up. So I just thought, you know what would it is is there is no he everybody here's administration has had to walk on tiptoes or or fill in the blanks when he says we're going to, you know, quit NATO or whatever, whatever bizarre proclamation is made. Then they said, well, actually, we're not quitting. We're, we're just going to reassess things or whatever. So they do, you know, the question is, is it better to be on the inside and try and mitigate the harm and save as many people as you can standing behind Donald Trump or is it better to just say, I can't do this anymore. I have, you know, it's very hard for these people. I have sympathy for them, for the people that are actually really sticking in it for this. But who knows if he quits, write the tell all book, and he may be the advisor then to the new, you know, sub grouping of states in the northeast quarter in California for their quasi, you know, federal response to the virus, because that's what it looks like where we're going to. Yeah, your comment about whether it's more effective to stay on the inside and help out as best you can is been repeated. I probably called General Mattis, that was his exact rationale of why he hung in there as long as he did, just because he thought he could do more on the inside than watch the train wreck from the outside. So we'll see what happens with Dr. Fauci. It's, I think from a, from the nation standpoint, we want to make sure where we all hope that he stays and is able to try to talk sense to the president before the president goes off on the microphone in front of the cameras with something that's completely erroneous about the COVID-19 virus. So, okay, well, let's leave this one for a minute. I want to talk about the checks, the money, the money that's being deposited in millions of Americans accounts right now, the $1,200 or the $2,400 of paying on, if you're a couple or you're a single individual, but for those poor people that don't have automatic deposit, they're going to get a physical check. And they probably need it more than anybody else because they don't even have a bank account for it to be automatically deposited. Isn't it something that Donald Trump insists that his name must be printed on an IRS check before it is sent out? And how many days does that delay it? And to what extra hardship does Donald Trump put these poor individuals in a position because his name has to be on the check, and this reminds me just while I'm on a roll, reminds me of going into the Trump Hotel a couple years ago, three years ago, and in the bathroom on the toilet paper rolls, Trump's name is embossed on every new toilet paper roll, a gold embossed name Trump on his toilet paper. So, via toilet paper or IRS checks, his name has to be on it. What do you guys think? Campaign stunt. It's a campaign stunt. But I'm glad you brought up the fact that most people have direct deposits, so won't really see the check itself. The people who do have to see it are the most in the most dreadful circumstances and then have to carry it around and get to the bank or do whatever they're going to do to get the money. So, if this is an outreach to the most affected, is that any sign that there's some empathy or anything? I find it, it's really extropal. I can't even think of the word to describe such a campaign stunt that will affect those people that are most needy and will have to physically handle that check and actually deal with that. So, if we look at it from the positive side, that then maybe, you know, they'll think that he is trying to do something for the most needy. I mean, I think that with the people who stay in the administration in order to work from within rather than stand outside and decry it, within there's a chance that maybe another day goes by that those people who are going to be most affected by his policies, like this World Health Organization funding, I mean, all the people that will go without food and livelihoods and be able to survive by staying in, if you can postpone that in any way, maybe that's another way of thinking about it, that it saves some suffering, in this case in the world, with the checks we're talking about, the national situation, but it's deplorable. Hey, Winston, do you think this is a campaign stunt or is this just another stroke for Donald Trump's ego? Oh, it's both. Stephanie has a charitable interpretation, and I'm often charitable, but you think about this. This is the same man that sent the other day, Donald Trump's message about the coronavirus, who has the history of just the coronavirus is and the failings and the missteps. And then he sends out a letter to everybody saying this is what you're supposed to do when he's going to maybe try and force the economy open early so that his re-election chances are better at the risk of health. I mean, it's so, it's really just insulting that he couldn't just have whoever the Secretary of the Treasury is probably acting interim temporary Secretary of the Treasury as everybody else's administration, but couldn't they sign it? Couldn't the CDC, or that even the Surgeon General sign that, like Sierra Cooper did with the AIDS pamphlet that came out under Ronald Reagan's term, it's just this sort of megalomaniac that you have to, like when you mention the toilet paper thing, you're just thinking, who would want their name embossed on toilet paper unless it's Georgia Pacific, or the maker of it, and even then. It's down to the end of the day. Well, that's a rhetorical question. We all know who wants to have their name embossed on toilet paper. Well, you know, I was, what was I going to say, hear that he's in the memo line, so the appropriate officials are signing on the real line. Is that what it is? Memo, but the funny thing about that is, is that cartoon or one of the comedians talked about when you see his signature, it looks like an EKG that is going completely out of control. Up and down and up and down and dark. So I think that there may be some mirth for these people that have to carry around these checks. All right, let's go to the hard question. We're almost out of time. And let's go to the hard question. What happens if this economy is open up too early? What happens if people are going back to work too early and there's a second wave of the COVID-19? And to what degree will Donald Trump take responsibility by trying to open things up too early? And do you buy his argument that it's going to be up to all 50 governors versus him trying to exert his pressure and influence on those governors? Start with you, Winston. You know, he won't take your new responsibility. That that's that question is like, it's a non-starter for anything. He will never accept the responsibility of the blame. He just wants all the power and the glory. But as far as responsibility goes, he wants to get credit for for getting the economy back on track. I get it, people are hurting right now. The economy needs to come up in the best most logical way that it can, but it has to be science-based because this is a science-based issue here. Yes, there's a lot of pain. It's emotional. But at the end of the day, you open it up too soon, you're going to end up where Singapore or China or Taiwan are. So these have to be, these are locally created decisions. You still have some states that just barely have shut down that are right in the center of the country, you know, the Iowa and the Missouri. So I would say it has to be local. If he tries to blackmail the states and say, I'm going to cut off your funding, or you won't get money for highways or whatever it is, stimulus funds, that will backfire tremendously. So I think on this one, he did come back and say, well, I have all the authority, but I'm going to, the governors can, we can talk about it. And so it's his way of saying that, you know, he realizes it's not going to happen. That's my, that would be my guess. Okay, Stephanie. I believe this is a crime or the hugest example of his self-interest and his placement of self-interest above the health and the survival of the people of this nation. If he is not using the data and the information from the scientists and the experts, he is reckless. And he's reckless with our lives, because as he would open us up early and we are in any way subject to reinfection or a resurgence or a surgeons, the second surgeons, we are in dreadful circumstances that will not be ameliorated because until that immunization is ready, that will give us another year of death and destruction. So I think it's, it's a very, we're facing a cataclysmic situation here. And if this is, so we all need to be attentive and respond as best we can and hope that those who are in positions of influence can exert some somehow on him to pay attention to the data, the expertise, the information, the facts. Well, that's what Donald Trump said he was going to do. He's going to, you know, listen to the experts.  I listened to 35 different people, he said a couple of days ago. So, but a part of listening to people is looking at the data. And again, the virus doesn't care about the economy opening up. And so if they're looking at the data, who's on Donald Trump's shoulders whispering in his ear? We know that Dr. Fauci is one of those on his shoulder whispering in his ear, but who on the other side is trying to force him to open this economy up too fast? Is it, is it Treasurer and Mutant, excuse me, Lawrence Kudlow or, you know, who is it on the other side that's trying to push things forward? I, you know, do you have any sense of that? That Council of Economic Advisers is an interesting one, isn't it? That's opening up. It's Mnuchin and President Boeing are united and the kids are in there too, although that was walked back. I'm not sure what that is. So, there's vested interest here that want to get things going that maybe you're putting the dollar before health, but we'll see where that goes. I'm imagining that the states are going to vote with their feet and corporations will vote with their feet too, unless they are absolutely blackmailed. People are not going to be sending people out anytime soon when you've got literally thousands of people dying still right now. Yeah, I think Winston, that is the operative point. That is the operative point Winston that the consumer will ultimately decide when this economy is going to take back on its feet again and move forward. And all the political wishful thinking in the world isn't going to make a difference. Stephanie, you wanted to say something? I did just want to say, I'm glad Winston brought up the Council that President Trump has put together. I have seen that there's a statement that there's no one with any expertise on that Council having to do with the case, the case of the virus. There's no one on that Council that can look to the issues of science and the disease itself. And it's likely trajectory from there. So that's very unnerving again for the same reasons of putting us all in mortal danger. So I think we need to watch it as we go. And if there's any influence and then to all of these 35 advisors, yes, everybody can yammer on and talk to this person, but he has to do something internally. He has to do some critical thinking and he has to do some dressing, a changing of the way he's thinking about things. And I don't see there's any evidence that anything ever happens that way. There's influence on him, but he is not changing. So he listens and then he doesn't change. He goes ahead and does what he's doing. It looks like that because he's got the best influence in the world. And I get to see that he's employed it and or applied it. So well, Stephanie, Stephanie, you mentioned critical thinking and Donald Trump in the same sentence. In my world, that's an oxymoron. So okay, we've run out of time. We've run out of time. I promised you this week was going to be a wild week. It wasn't disappointing. It was a wild week. So count on next week to be even as wild or more wild. And I want to thank you, Winston, for appearing on the show. And Stephanie, thank you very much for appearing. And we'll see you next week on Trump week. Aloha.


So guys I am back with another hour and ring video and today we check out the patch notes for the latest hour and ring update the 1.05 let's go. How's it going guys my name is dpj and if you do enjoy the video leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you want to see more be sure to subscribe. Okay so this latest update this latest patch should be on your platform already definitely by the time you watch this video anyway now what I will say is considering how long we've waited since the last update there's kind of a few things missing out on this which I'm pretty sure you will realise when we get to the end of the video but hey either way let's go. Major changes included in the latest update additional elements in transactions with npc the twin maiden husks the following barbarian items have been changed so that their liberate stairs will be carried over to the new game plus play. Okay so the bone peddlers barbearing the meat peddlers barbearing the medicine peddlers barbearing the gravity stone peddlers barbearing the smithing stone miners barbearing the somber stone miners barbearing the glove warp pickers barbearing and the ghost glove warp pickers barbearing added emphasis to the choice of the sacred flask and several other options that can be strengthened in the grace menu and added sand effects when other players summon signs appears okay so that's all right that's that's pretty cool okay so what about bug fixes what we got okay so fixed a bug where equipment could be changed from the equipment menu during the use of a skill under certain circumstances yes this is a glitch this is the next spot I covered myself which many people took advantage of but hey it has been moved out the game or patched out the game fixed a bug in a war cry skill where the effect was applied to a weapon that was not the target of the skill again done fixed a bug where some actions of the barbaric roar a war cry and the trolls roar recovery time was longer than expected fixed a bug where the effects of the determination and the royal night resolve skill does not always wear off with certain weapons okay so fixed a bug in which some attacks of the ice spear skill are unguardable fixed a bug that caused the attack power of some skills to be reduced when using the golden valve skill fixed a bug that the light wave of the moonlight great sword skill sometimes is not aimed at the lucked on target fixed a bug that caused damage to allies when using the sapuku skill in certain circumstances fixed a bug that caused the increase in attack power of the sapuku skill to be higher than expected for some attack motions fixed a bug in which a stairs effect was applied when using the hara luksis earth shaker skill fixed a bug where the wave of darkness skill would not hit the enemy respawning cleave fixed a bug that caused unintended motions with a player when switching to different sorceries and incantations while using a sorcery incantation fixed a bug that the fp consumption increased when using sorcery's magma shot and roiling magma when riding a horse fixed a bug where their color or talisman effect was not applied when jumping with this star scourge great sword in both hands i did not know that fixed a bug that the the power of the two-handed attacks except jump attack of the weapon golem's whole word is different than expected fixed a bug that when using the weapon their pulley crossbow with their left hand while the right hand weapon was given an attribute by magical item the effect was given to the pulley crossbow as well again another exploit that many people use which just made things crazy fixed a bug in which arrows and bolts did not match the type of a long-range weapon could be released in certain procedures fixed a bug in which the guard boost was reduced when some weapons were strengthened to a maximum fixed a bug in which the attributes of weapons could be changed while the inventory had reached its maximum capacity and the ashes of war could not be changed fixed a bug that causes the boss millennia goddess of rot to have lower hp on the certain circumstances fixed a bug that allowed enemies to be attacked from outside the fog in certain areas fixed a bug in online multiplayer when a boss is defeated in the horse world as a cooperative player the same boss may appear in your world fixed a bug that prevented the battle with the boss the god devouring serpent from progressing on the certain circumstances fixed a bug that prevented hostile NPCs from appearing on the certain circumstances fixed a bug that prevented the event of the NPC Alexander warrior jar from progressing under certain circumstances actually have this bug fixed a bug where the item the sacred flask is not restored after destroying a group of enemies under certain circumstances fixed a bug that under certain circumstances after defeating the bastard star scourge redon the user could not move from the map to the grace if you cannot move from the map to the grace you can move to the grace by touching the grace the star scourge redon fixed a bug that prevented fans sites of grace from registering on the map under certain circumstances fixed a bug that prevented some graces from being able to be touched when approached under certain circumstances fixed a bug that allowed the hostile guest to enter boss areas under certain circumstances fixed a bug that prevented a critical hit from behind from hitting in hostile multiplayer fixed a bug that caused performance to slow down when the sentries torch weapon was equipped under certain circumstances improved stability of online multiplayer between ps1 ps5 improve loading times for the xbox use xns version that's pretty interesting fixed a bug that the master volume same was not reflected in some cutscenes improved stability of online multiplayer fixed a bug that caused sounds to play differently than expected in some situations fixed a bug that caused a player to become inoperable and die in certain locations fixed a bug in which she joined and hit detection were different than expected in some maps fixed a bug in some mass that allowed players to reach unexpected locations with certain procedures fixed some text several other performance improvements and bug fixes okay so there's a lot of bug fixes there i'm pretty happy that they actually fixed these certain places people can go to and use to basically afk farm in pvp go to a certain place no one can reach you there i mean there's no doubt going to be more that's going to be found it's just one of those cat and mouse things but hey i do auditions and modifications for pc only which you're seeing on screen now but yeah guys i'm actually quite surprised at how small this is like i said considering how long we've been waiting uh no buff to any weapons no nerf to certain weapons certain statuses uh bleed i mean it's just a wild one in my opinion now i'm not going to say they're never going to fix certain things but hey it's like i said i mean they've obviously concentrated on a lot of the bug fixes that the game is suffering from um we may get another patch sometime in the near future where do we get a rebalance on certain weapons but who knows guys who knows what's from software are thinking but again a bit of a short one bit of a weird one but let me know your thoughts down below within that comments section but there we have it guys the 1.05 patch for outer ring should be live on your platform right now guys if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out if you like what you see want to see more outer ring be sure to subscribe and hopefully not about beauty for people i will see you on that next one


Just substituting into the Lorentz transformations we have, and then subtracting one from the other, we get this. So in other words, the interval delta xb transforms just like xb, and similarly for delta tb. So this is actually what linear transformations mean. The intervals transform just like the points. So you may ask, why are we assuming linear transformations? Well for starters, it seems like a good guess. I mean the Galilean transformations are linear, so maybe the relativistic ones are as well. Also the fact that distances transform just like points means these transformations aren't making any one point in space special. All that you have to care about are the relative distances between two points. Ultimately, however, this isn't so much something where I'm pausing on the system as rather a guess that we're making. We're seeing can a linear transformation work, so we'll try and fit it because we've got all these great reasons to think about why it should, and then hopefully it'll work out. If not, we'll try something else.


howdy everybody i'm sam fifell i'm a journalist with the portland phoenix and uh... main beacon and a variety of other sources here in the state of main and welcome to pathways to progress this is a monthly show where we talk about progressive issues that affect the city of portland and the state of main and who knows maybe the country a large will find out uh... normally it's hosted by lisa savage she uh... is galvanting about the country and visiting with her grandchildren so uh... i am very happy to take over for her uh... joining us today as uh... every month is victoria peltier are you doing victoria i'm good thank you how are you i'm doing very well you are the district to uh... city councilor here in the city of portland we also have roberto rodriguez are you doing roberto doing good and roberto is our at-large counselor here in the city of portland and uh... you know i think what's on everybody's mind nowadays is that you guys are going to be back in person for the first time in what two years more than that's been a long time uh... what what are you expecting to happen now how do you think it's going to be different victoria oh my gosh yeah it's going to be strange because i don't think that they've been in person even the the counselors from twenty twenty that got elected i don't think i've been in person so it's going to be interesting i think for us all to be back um... and i know that i did see a picture of chambers and they have plexiglass in between all of us which will which is you know i think very specific specific of the times but yeah i mean uh you know part of me is excited to go back i think that the conversations will flow differently now that we're like back in person we can see each other's faces and look directly into each other's eyes um the public comment will be different as we you know get underway with people being able to come back into city hall and so i i'm hoping that it adds another energy and a layer of kind of more excitement for people to actually come in and see us and make their their public comment and get to watch us live uh you know person to person but i'm also it's like a little nerve-wracking that we won't be able to hide anymore we'll be like you know front and center just like turn off the camera can't turn off the camera yeah i know that's not possible now so it'll be it'll be interesting but i'm excited yeah and i think reberto the big question is what are you gonna wear great question right and so this is really interesting because you know and it has been two years it was march middle of march in 2020 when everything went remote the third march 13th is when the school's closed um and so in in zoom land everything changed like the etiquette is different um so a good example is in city council when the councillors speak you're supposed to stand up and speak oh but clearly in zoom that doesn't happen so now that we're going back you know is like it first of all makes you think like what's the point of standing is a tradition and i guess there's some maybe there's there's some sort of precedence for it but what's the meaning does it really impact the the quality of the policy that or your your your legislating ability probably not so um do we go back do we rethink what you know the in-person legislative looks like um obviously we're talking about the members of the public being able to engage via zoom so that's already going to be a difference um so i just think it's an opportunity to rethink how we how we legislate um i see a lot of value like like tory set right like being able to see someone in person um even as as we've returned in other aspects of life to in person like the shared humanity i think that that we have um shines through and that alone i think brings tons of value to to any kind of collaborative work and certainly public service so um hopefully hopefully it does you know sum up to us being better better you know elected officials yeah it's kind of hard to have in a spree decor when you're just seeing people through these video screens uh we've definitely experienced that uh some people might know i'm the chair of the school board up in grain and Gloucester and when we got back in person uh it definitely felt like we were all in this together in a way that we weren't you know and i i think we really appreciated seeing each other have you been able victoria do you feel like to build a relationship with other city counselors like do you do meet offline or you know how do you get to know them yeah i think that's the part that is tough um because we were in a pandemic but also all of us have jobs and personal lives and so like this is not the only thing that we do so i think it's really hard you know pandemic aside to like really meet and connect and like there's just so there's so much happening and i did say the other day after one of our meetings it was like a particularly difficult meeting i think we had in january or february and i was like we should do like a ropes course or something because we we don't know each other well and i think because of that it's hard to sometimes like collectively like come together when we're on a council meeting because like two we can only have two people be together at one time that are counselors and if we have three or more then it has to be a public meeting there has to be public notice about it and so i think if we could have something that's like a ropes course or some kind of like team building thing i think that would help for us to be more cohesive in a lot of the conversations that we have just to get to know each other better because it's like we have different people from different walks of life all suddenly on a council together making decisions and that really impacts like i think our personal relationships and we if you don't know someone and you can't really build that level of trust i think it's really hard so i think that trust is super important yeah we need outward about you know you want you want to have these difficult conversations right like you know you you want to believe that we're all coming from a different place and we're going to meet in the middle but if you don't trust someone to be sort of arguing in good faith or you know that can really affect your ability to extend yourself right absolutely and i think that again i think being remote certainly interferes with that um the nature of the work you know it's not conducive to that i think that you get pulled in so many different directions just by the the issues that we're dealing with the constituencies that we're representing um so you have to go out of your way to create those relationships and like Tori said we have jobs we live full lives well let's talk about that a little bit well let's talk about that right yeah i was gonna bring up the you know the commission's work right and and one of the sort of things that are swirling out there is you know paying counselors more or making them more of a sort of semi-professional council that kind of thing uh what's your opinion on that like you know what is it like to volunteer the amount of time that it requires yeah um so it's i think that there's a great level of privilege to just to be able to do this right like i think about the level of financial security that i have in my life that i can take a chance to do this job that takes up like ridiculous amount of hours that are really not paid for um yes we get a stipend um we get access to pretty good health health benefits oh i didn't know that's pretty yeah and then and dopest thing is that we get a parking pass so yeah so if i'm in if i'm doing city business like if i go out on me with a constituent having coffee having meeting someone for lunch or even now that we're gonna have to go to city hall for meetings you know you got a park on city on you know on on street parking and so the pass i think that's dope um and then um but for the most part you know you're you're spending ridiculous amounts of time on email we've talked a lot about emails in here um and you know that's not compensated time and but it's a responsibility that we take so again tons of privilege and me being able to do that with my time um i think that compensating us with the higher wage i think that that's one way to break the barrier to having more people have access to it i think that there's a lot of other things that interfere with why someone would want to run for office um the arena itself is not like inviting particularly for people of color this is not like you come in here and as much as you want to be an advocate like you gotta realize that this is you know white supremacy does not take a break when you get elected right the opposite it intensifies so when you're advocating for marginalized communities when you're advocating for equity you know this is probably not the most effective place to do it and it's it's you know it's it's a challenge for sure yeah but wages will probably have an impact and they'll probably open the door for many people to run for office yeah well that's been an issue i know uh with the charter commissioners right we've seen some of the you know commissioners of color talk about it seems to be there's a little bit of a different standard between the feedback that they get and the feedback that some of the white members get uh what's your benix your experience in terms of the feedback that you get do you feel as though you get a different kind of feedback than some of your fellow counselors uh yeah i i you know i get some different feedback and i think i talked about this at the last uh taping that i'll get we will get emails as a full council and i will get the same email from that same person very different tone from from that individual towards me uh specifically but i think you know when we're talking about when you're not to cut you off but when you're walking around the streets yeah do you feel like you're recognized as a counselor uh more and more and now and i think it's because i i came out you know with like a bank so i think more people are recognizing me it's not like i feel comfortable being recognized down the street as a counselor um you know yeah i depends on where like i've been you know recognized well like i'm on my morning jog and that's not a place that i really want to talk about politics um you know where i'm out to dinner and that's not really a place that i want to have a conversation about something that a vote that i made but i think that that's that is part of it and in a way i think that that is what makes leading in portland like really great for people is that you can you will see your counselors out and i think i said this at our last meeting like you'll see me out on a jog you can DM your counselors and you know that we exist and we'll we'll be writing you back you'll see us out to dinner and on a walk and whatever we don't live in this in this place where like we're shielded by security guards and we have bouncers and like you can't access us like you'll see us everywhere and i think that's what's really cool about leading in portland because yeah you can direct message your counselors on instagram and you know that we're going to see it and write back to you and i love utilizing that in order to communicate with people and i think that that makes portland really unique and the fact that we are very intense with politics here but we're also a large enough town we haven't morphed into this city where we can be anonymous and so like we can respond to people and like you'll see me out at your favorite coffee shop or like your favorite restaurant i'll be sitting down and doing the same thing that you're doing and i think like that adds until like we're just like you we're like regular people that happen to be counselors i always say that so you'll see me out you know eating my pasta and i'm doing the same thing that you're doing and trying to just exist and make portland a better place and i think that helps with humanizing us because i think people sometimes think like oh they're their counselors and they don't care about us they're like in another you know league they don't care about what what we deal with when the contrary is the reason i became a counselor is because i care so much that i want to make sure that i'm part of that conversation and i am a regular person that exists in portland that now has the counselor title but is really working hard to to make positive change and you'll see that and you'll see me out and about so yeah it's also something that you know some of the kind of anti-government libertarian people will push is that oh you know the political class doesn't care about us and i think it's important to you know be a person who is visible and make sure you know that people don't think that you're you know in some way you know above or detached it can kind of bite you sometime i remember when i was a school teacher i would go get a six-pack at the grocery store and the kid checking me out be like oh mr fife will have a party tonight you know it's like well thank you i'm just trying to six-pack you know um does that you know do you agree with victoria and you know talk a little bit also about um you know the small town means that you're kind of involved in everything like you're out there kind of commenting on the commission because you care about portland but you know you're a counselor and you you wear a lot of hats you know it's not like counselors the only hat you wear absolutely i think that um so i served in the school board for five years and so something that was always important to and and you know literally literally your attorneys would remind you you don't lose your first amendment right when you get elected right so you still have you still have an opinion as as an individual and you and you live in this city where you know you can you can potentially testify so for example testifying at the charter commission um even though i'm a counselor you know i have an opinion about an issue that they have i i'm i'm comfortable expressing it um but i know that there are people that might not necessarily agree with that um so i think that being able to identify as an individual and to and to think that you you have some sort of value to share um with your experiences and your opinions i think that that's separate of being a counselor counselor is being a representative right like there's a constituency that i'm trying to listen to and then i'm trying to um consider when i make decisions that impact everyone else and then separate of that there's this guy who's an individual in a small business owner actually you were talking about you know the the people that the way that people hold you accountable we've had you know people on the council who's you know your jobs your business um is having to pay consequences for both that you're taking like that's that line that is that that's that's a tough spot to be in right like you know who's people are going to accuse you of trying to feather your own nest people are going to try to accuse you of you know retribution against your political enemies all that kind of thing um and even something like the charter commission right you know how do you sort of think about are you just watching it and whatever happens happens do you feel like you have a voice in it um you know what do you think is the proper role for you as a counselor as this kind of big deal is happening over there i mean i prior to being a counselor i was like really invested in the charter commission race and like what was happening and like yeah i'm a counselor for we're counselors for three years but like that doesn't mean that like okay i'm a counselor now i can't i can't possibly speak on anything and i think again it goes back to people think that we're not like regular people that will be affected by this so i still you know speak at charter meetings when i can and i really try and make sure that everybody is aware of what's going on we're all gonna vote on it at the end of the day it's not like counselors get to abstain from these votes and so like we should get our equal say even the word we're counselors now and it's like oh my gosh well you're biased blah blah blah but again i think it goes back to like the pay conversation we're living in we're existing in this world's where we're expected to be on call all the time we're expected to answer emails all the time read the council documents and agendas and we be prepared and we're doing that on top of our regular jobs and so like talking about council pay i do think counselors should be paid i think that opens up a whole world of individuals that could run from like parents to service industry people to people that are working as baristas to people that are unhoused i think that we're if we really want counsel and leading in portland to be equitable then we need to start investing in the people that are leading the city and show that we value that opinion so whether it affects me or it affects the next generation of counselors i still think you know counselors should be paid and i think that we as people who will get to vote and who have free speech we are we have more of a right than anybody i think to to really be able to weigh in and i think people trying to take our voice away from us is just like you know it's just not realistic because again i think it goes back to yes we're elected council people but we still have a say and we get to vote just like everybody else so yeah you know uh we'll talk a little bit about how the two roles kind of interact right you're in budget season right now people might not know you know how the budget is developed and all that sort of thing so you're kind of monitoring over here something that might affect the budget right oh we've changed our city council you know pay or the city manager becomes a different type of role or we have a mayor all this sort of thing you have all kinds of economic forces happening how do you kind of compartmentalize the things that you need to think about right like when you're approaching the budget conversation how do you sort of figure out what you know your goals are going to be or what your role is going to be in that sort of budget development process i mean i think what's interesting is i'm never thinking about me i'm actually always thinking about the generation that's going to come after me and the path that i want to pay for young people and young people of color to come after me and so it's like i always think whatever we're doing is not going to have any effect on me personally i have a three-year term it's not going to really impact me but how will this change impact other individuals who want to be counselors especially young black people who really have have never had that experience before and deserve a seat at that table so i think in that is just advocacy around like how will this have an impact in portland in portland leadership how will this open more doors for young people and people of color how will this make city politics more equitable and it's never myself and i think like that's what's so interesting about these conversations is it's never like what is tori won and how can i get it it's more like what will this mean for the next generation of young leaders and how can i make sure that however i'm voting and whatever i'm advocating for will have an impact on that because like i could care less about me like i will always be able to like take care of myself i'm going to be fine i'm only a counselor for like a specific period of time but i want to be able to create a pipeline of younger people and again young people of color to be able to succeed and to be able to be parts of part of these conversations so when we talk about the budget when we talk about a mayor strong mayor versus city manager position when we talk about counselor pay i'm again thinking of how will this impact portland and the direction that we're going in to make sure that as we diversify that we are able to be a city that really champions for everybody and is equitable for everybody and if we can do that and if i can do that on my way through my council career to make it better and easier and more equitable for the people that come after me then like i'm i'm good with that like i can i can sleep i can sleep at night feeling like i i really did my part in that yeah that's great so i'm gonna ask you the same question right so you know along those similar lines it's budget season do you have goals for things that you'd like to see happen do you just wait for the report and kind of have an opinion on that how do you sort of approach your role you know and it's a big number for the city of portland even you know we were talking sort of before the taping just the schools alone right it's a big not always a big number but the number gets bigger every year and the state gives you less money every year so you know how do you sort of approach having goals versus we just got to keep the lights on here yeah so i think one of the biggest differences that i'm looking forward to experiencing in the municipal budget is in the schools budget as you know you don't have very many opportunities as a district to create revenue sources so you you rely a lot on what the state is going to give you for subsidy and in particularly in portland that amount keeps decreasing so creating a budget and schools tend to be really good right we're built for for having tough budgets we're built for for having really difficult decisions when we have when we have the city municipal budget i believe that we have opportunities for creating revenue so what i would like to explore is that right like what are things that we can do to create more revenue that then we can we can create programming to deal with some of the issues that we know are going to help our marginalized communities our bible communities particularly right now i'm interested in in having workforce development programming we know that there are jobs out there that are going to pay really good for people we just got to help people get those jobs so it maybe it's a certification maybe it's a cdl license we talked about the schools having open positions for drivers for months and now being able to fill them so get people these licenses get them a job a lot of these folks particularly in portland are immigrant members of our community or communities or excuse me members of the immigrant community who just need an eso class over at uh at adult debt so that they can get their cdl license and then they get a dope paying job for the schools or for the city um so we can we can make the investments so anyways one area to create revenue for example um parking in the city i've been talking to people about raising the enforcement time from 6 p.m to 9 p.m and particularly in the weekends that's good that could potentially create tons of revenue um and then that could that could create a you know less stress on the budget um that you know again allows us to think outside of the outside of the box another area i think also just key is to think about arpa you know federal funding that we have access to there's a reason that that money got sent directly to municipalities so like they want us to spend that in what we think is important you know every time that you get funding that goes through the state just like we said about the school you don't want to rely on the state to give you money that money's in our like literally in our bank account ready to spend however we want it um portland got 46 million dollars 23 has already been allocated so we have 23 million dollars that we're going to allocate in the next few months that's that could potentially have a big impact long term if we do it correctly and we focus you know again our communities that we know we've not invested in over the last 20 30 40 50 years yeah we'd love to hear some more thoughts on that right so you know a big conversation happening at the state level right now is uh governor mill says we've got a bunch of money i'm gonna send 850 bucks to everybody uh with my progressive lens on that doesn't seem particularly progressive right uh seems like we could use a big pot of money to target people who are suffering to really reduce harm 850 bucks if i got an 850 dollar check that's you know be nice i'm not saying i don't have bills to pay but that's not going to make a significant difference in my life how do you sort of make sure that when you do have a pot of money you target it towards things that will have a true impact in a progressive way yeah i i think again it is having conversations with the people that are going to be most impacted and really making sure that they're at the table of those conversations i i feel very strange when there's you know a dynamic of like we have this money and like you can have some and you can have some and like do whatever and it's like i would love for us to develop some sort of community conversation and really target areas that are going to need the funding and really target areas that are going to make that are going to utilize the funding to again create a pipeline for the next generation so whether that's investing in young people and investing in young manors so that they feel like they can they can put down roots in portland and and feel like they can have a have a great career once they graduate from high school or once they graduate from college and have kind of a a path moving forward where they don't feel like they need to leave main to make more money like i think that that's fantastic i think when we're talking about the workers of portland and again the people that have been working throughout the pandemic how are we showing up for those individuals i think when we're talking about you know the individuals of portland that are getting priced out through short-term rentals and air bnb is how are we making sure that we're allocating the this funding towards affordable housing and like real affordable housing but i think all of that comes with community conversations i don't want it to just be like we're on the council and like maybe you get some maybe you get some and and that's it i i really want us to like like roberto said be really specific about where the money is being allocated and have these conversations with the individuals that are the most impacted rather than just making the assumption that like we know what's best because we aren't living in those you know in those positions in those lifestyles in a big part of like what i do and like what i work in outside of the council is really making sure that we are amplifying and advocating and bringing people to these conversations and saying like well what would it look like for you if we had this amount of money what would you want to use it on how do we make sure that we talk about this in terms of like climate equity and public transportation and again housing and racial equity and investing in young people so that they don't leave main when they graduate and that's all we should be empowering the people that are gonna be affected and we shouldn't really just be sitting at the council level and saying like here's the decisions that we're making because again this is portland is still small enough where we can do these things and i want us to be able to do it and then utilize that money in a really you know impactful and specific way all together rather than having like nine people make that decision i love that whole idea process and i think one of the things that maybe we don't do a great job of in progressive circles is coming up with sort of process for you know having the most impact and doing the least harm right you know we tend to sort of go for the shiny bobble sometimes we say that's a big problem let's throw some money at that that's a problem let's throw some money at that right but there are a lot of big problems and do you think you have a good process or do you think you have ideas for a good process for identifying where a dollar does the most good um so i think but often you have to rely on like the people that are closest to doing that work so like in our in our case that tends to be department heads that tends to be city staff um there are a lot of people in the community that are also doing a lot of good work in in trying to identify different approaches problem solving um so you you try to i guess knock on every door like ask you know as many people to be involved in the in in the discussions ultimately i'm a strong believer that you gotta get to a point of action um and you have to kind of try things on um at one point if we keep searching like the perfect policy you'll you'll get you know kind of like that you know paralysis by analysis like you get stuck not making decisions and then you prolong problems um so we were talking before about how process can be a way to to disenfranchise people so i think that eventually i do believe that we have to have actionable things get it done try it on uh and then you know understand that it's a it's a learning process and it's a ongoing problems that we have to always reassess and figure out if our if our outcomes are um what we expect them to be and either carry on or change course yeah i mean i think there isn't enough of that uh humility sometimes to admit that we're testing and learning right is you know i think one of the problems with political discourse is sometimes it's you know people want to stick to their idea because they don't want to lose face like oh my idea was crappy right but sometimes we have to admit like we that was the wrong idea and we need to take a different tack so we've got uh just a couple of minutes here left sort of a mini lightning round victoria what is something that you are focused on over the next month that maybe someone doesn't know about if they're not in city government um i'm really interested in furthering the work of the racial equity steering committee i think that that is really important i don't want to lose sight of it i know we're going to be kind of talking about it in a couple of months uh but among other things i think that that's a focus that i want to have especially again as we're coming into 2022 it's been two years since george floyd was murdered it's been two years since we had that moment of saying like black lives matter we're going to start listening and learning and we're going to start being you know more uh intentional about what we're doing equity wise and so i think that it's a great moment for us to revisit it especially as we get into the summer of 2022 and really figure out how we are going to make sure that the things that were talked about in the racial equity steering committee are actually uh done at the at the council level and at the city government level great one minute Roberto same question it's budget season um our municipal budget will probably be a little bit longer of a timeline but immediately in the next month the school budget process is happening um he the superintendent just presented his budget last or this week i'm really want to make sure that we're all well informed in it the council has to approve that budget before it goes out to the voters that referendum um you know i'm a strong believer in the school's comprehensive plan and and the direction that we've been heading over the last five years since i've since i was served on the board and i know that there's a lot of investments that are going to be included in this budget that are going to advance a lot of the work that i championed while i was on the board um so i'm keeping a close eye on that i'm looking forward to supporting them and as a councilor being on this end of the transaction excellent well i want to thank you both for being here victoria appreciate the conversation thank you Roberto this was terrific we want to thank everybody out there in tv land for watching and for being engaged in a municipal government and we want to thank the portland media center for being our hosts here you guys always do a great job and hopefully there's plenty of money in the budget for the portland media center uh so for uh pathways to progress i'm sam fiefel and hopefully we'll see you next month thank you for watching


What's up everybody jason for jazby's case brace calm 2020 prism team all football just sold out This is a five box break Peter teams number three where again We're randomizing the chargers as a giveaway if you buy two or more teams in this break So how to get entered by two or more teams? If you buy two teams you get one entry by four teams you get two entries by six teams you get three entries Just remember if you only buy one team we would not be entered to win, but good luck to you Remember guys red and yellows are the exclusive to team all they're a number to 49 if they're a veteran And if they are a rookie, I believe their number to eight or last of course, so very very limited stuff here guys Here's the customer names I bought in So I'm gonna quickly alphabetize it by customer name Boom and let's see how many customers grab spots into the giveaway. So a a wrong got to Brian Crouch has six That's three and one entry there Joe has to mark has four. So that's one entry in two entries remark Matt Buckley were two like Robinson with three So what we'll do is we'll give you the last Bob Mojo since you did get the last team there and Then Matt Buckley you have two that'll be one entry there for you. Good luck guys Mike with two Monty with two So that's one entry each Ryan Harold with two It's called black over to it's an entry each for both of you guys And Shawn Maddock with two Steve Birch with two so that's an entry each for both of you guys as well Boom total 15 right there. Let's put you guys in a list randomizer Roll the dice and it's a four to one five times. Good luck One two three four five Whoo, Ryan Harold look at that buddy you hit with me Five times boom. It's good. You took my Eagles. That's why Congratulations, man. He just won the Chargers I hope it says it there and again those five times five times van Jefferson rookie Nate Stanley Denzel Ward Darren Waller Silver's Jeff Gladney and Trey Boston is your first red and yellow Number to 49 vikings. Oh, hey, we're on there Panthers mark adious Moss quest Watkins the speedster on my Eagles AJ Green Ricky Jackson Whoo a silver Jalen Hertz Beautifully centered as well And oh man, I think we're missing of the red and yellow Jesus All right, we're missing the red and yellow, but you got a nice Jalen Hurst one. Maybe that makes up for it though Very nice very nicely centered to right on the back looks really center Wow, there's no red and yellow in here guys. Unfortunately. All right. We got cheated there I'll see if we could do something about that I think this one doesn't have a red and yellow either. What's going on here ran it What's what also does have a red and yellow? You guys are seeing this on camera, right? He's not a bad silver either though 49 to Steve Birch, but what is going on here? I'll see if we can do something about that guys. Sorry I Know they try to save themselves though on average, but they always put that on there. All right. This one does have one Claypool from Savage Wow Jordan loves silver man. What a great break though. It's just I'm kind of mad that there was no red and yellow It's lost you and Alvin Kamara to 49 Jordan love there for the Green Bay Packers Shawn Maddock with my silver as well Definitely have got a way better rookie silver. So that's for sure our last box Jake Luton Gabriel Davis Kelsey Latimore Cole Comet silver Last one here guys. Good luck and Baker Mayfield 30 out of 49 for the Cleveland Browns and Mark and All right, you guys will much better rookies on this one Unfortunately, yeah, we did have those two boxes. They didn't have the red and yellows I'll see what I can do. I'll tell them they can see if there's something we can do about that, but Yeah, this one was a much better break for sure. So of course this one had Tray boss and a Jeff Blatney, but it had a Jalen Hertz silver That one Kamara and Jordan love Brandon I you Cole Comet and Baker Mayfield right there So really appreciate it guys. Again, this was break number three. I think we can run another one back and post it up So probably we'll do that right now as well. Jasper's case breaks calm


German made Leopard tanks was destroyed in Ukraine. Russia's military has knocked out several of Ukraine's German made Leopard 2 tanks in the northern section of the front in the Donetsk. The Russian Defence Ministry has claimed releasing a video of the strikes. In a statement, the ministry said the Russian military's west grouping had destroyed a platoon of Ukrainian armour not far from the village of Terny. It claimed that Moscow's forces had spotted the armoured spearhead preparing for an attack but it nipped it in the bud by destroying the tanks with high precision weapons. It did not provide details on the type of arms used. Several snippets of video released by Russian officials seemingly filmed from a drone above appear to show at least two heavy tanks on a rough road with several projectiles striking them triggering a shower of sparks from the impact.  While the tanks appear to have been hit, the exact extent of the damage and the fate of their crews remains unclear. Russian military telegram channel Vojeny Osvedomitel suggested that the Leopard had been hit by Landsat Kamikaze drones, the effectiveness of which has previously been acknowledged by Ukrainian officials and anti-tank guided missile systems. Russian defence officials and social media channels frequently share clips of destroyed Ukrainian military hardware echoing western media reports in recent months that Kiev's forces have lost a significant amount of armoured units.


Out with the old and in with the new with Appalachian Wireless. Trading an upgrade to one of the hottest smartphones like the Samsung Galaxy S9 and save a hundred dollars. Better service, bigger savings, that's today's Appalachian Wireless, an East Kentucky network company to your agreement required. An iconic restaurant in downtown Pikeville was closed today after the sudden passing of its owner. Dorsey's Dairy Bar on Bypass Road hung wreaths on the window in remembrance of Irene Fields who passed away Thursday. She opened Dorsey's in 1962 with a band playing on the roof of the building and 56 years later, the famous Dorsey Burger is still a staple to this day. We interviewed Irene just a couple of years ago about her famous burger. Well, at that time I lived in Louisville and my husband passed away so I came back here and I wanted a cheaper sandwich for some people so we started the Dorsey Burgers. How much did that first Dorsey Burger cost? 15 cents. You're not Dorsey, you're Irene, who's Dorsey? That's my sister at that time, she was the baby in the family. So she doesn't even live around here but she tells everybody she's got a dairy bar named after her in Pikeville. Yes, a lot of people, you know, they really connect her with the dairy bar here.  Well, I don't know how many. I just let it go. So you get called Dorsey a lot? I get called Dorsey but I just, okay, that's all right. Services for Irene Fields will be held Saturday evening beginning at 6 p.m. at the Hall Funeral Home in Martin. Our funeral is Sunday at 1 p.m. also at the funeral home. Irene Fields was 83.


What's going on, everyone? Sam here with Layton Sportsguards, ripping one box of 21-22 Pinani Mosaic basketball choice for Clayton T. Good luck, Clayton. Let's do it, my friend. Hopefully you hit something big. See a Nebula. That would be awesome. No problem, man. Big black gold would be cool. See something big. Let's just see something big. Come on, give us something big.  Cool, too. Looks like a Peacock. Looks like a Peacock. See a big name. There's a Zyre Williams exclusive, red-green, as well as a Dallin O'Banton, red-green choice exclusive. We've got a Chris Duarte on the silver, as well as a Mosaic T. J. McConnell. Pacer box right here, because our auto is going to be a Chris Duarte. Very nice. Not too bad at all. There you go, Clayton. First rounder. Very good when he's healthy. Very good second-year player now, but definitely a good rookie. Nice Duarte. Let's see what we've got. It's going to be Moses Moody on the debut, too. 80 for the Warriors. We've got a Taylor and Horton Tucker, 280 for the Lakers. And Peacock rookie, I like it, is Miles McBride. Nice one there. We'll take a Peacock rookie all day long. Congrats on that one, Clayton. There you go, buddy. Nice McBride Peacock. Heck, yeah, dude. Short print. Get like four a case. Very nice. That'll do it for your breakthrough. Clayton, thanks again, man. Do appreciate it. We'll get that right out to you, buddy.


What's going on everyone Sam here with late in sports car drip in 22 23 puny contenders basketball hobby 12 box full case break number 13 tiered random team style There's looking at your random results as always combine that on the website under the results tab as well as the link That's in the chat. Let's get uh Our prism full case sold out breaking after this tiered random team style Drop guys only to that still nine to go That's a full case of prism basketball from this year full case Prism basketball, let's do some contenders Gonna get that sold out and it's breaking it next always these last two There we go That's hit some big ices or something hit a big one-on-one gold vinyl some sort. That'd be cool Well, I'll be sweet Simmons there's Kate Cunningham playoff ticket 249 for the peasants You're barry Smith. We got a crack dice already Jalen Williams Jdub 12 of 25 going to the Thunder Congrats Thunder That is gonna be Sam a let's go Sam big way to start it off Jalen Williams cracked ice the 25 big time hit right there like that It's not bad at all hot pad at all Take that there's variation CJ McCollum sweet shot Dungan Robinson There's Tim Hardaway her rose here to 49 Look at Donchich sweet shots Superstar Steph Curry nice and Daniels Charlie Ward 44 of 99 on the legends for the next legendary ticket Yeah, that's pretty cool. You're barry sweet shots Chris Milton Jacks Sigma legendary contenders the 99 for the Sonic slash Thunder is Nikolai Yoke to 75 This man Jeng Let's get this prison break filled up everybody got nine to go on that that is gonna be full case of prison basketball breaking next Breaking next full case tiered random team styles prism basketball CJ McCollum variation Dyson Daniels that is gonna be Dyson Daniels rookie ticket auto congrats on that pelicans Nolans Kade Cunningham to 199 first-round ticket TP there's Steph Curry that is First round ticket to 199 LeBron And I'm hard really go there and That's sweet shop autos Great, there's Christian Coloca. I'm saying I wish they did. Oh variation for the Raptors So each ah it's Dirk There's Jalen Williams. That's J. Will the other Jalen Williams for the Thunder Rookie ticket auto Pascal Siakam to 249 playoff ticket ticket to the haul Raptors ready. Yeah, that's pretty cool Superstar Trey young Evan Fournier to 199 contenders autos or autographs for the mix Basically there's Yanis variation the Bucks now kind of random The more We've got a Palo permit to dominate super short print Sam a with the magic as well Grats on that Sam there you go, buddy some of that same name mojo Palo get that mag Plus Peyton Watson rookie season ticket going out to the nuggets Peyton Watson Watson first round ticket to 249 a 199 excuse me then sims sweet shot straight young Chris Middleton to 99 Semifinals that is nuggets Jalen Williams Nikolay Jovic premium rookie ticket auto For the heat you go Miami Here to hit And you guys still nine to go on the prism tiered random team style breaking after this Nine to go there. Oh Playoff ticket to 249 came coming in. Let's have one. So I took it. He didn't marry I Stepker There's Brad Miller no nice one there for the Pacers to 199 Brad Miller legendary contenders Sir Got first round ticket boy on McDonald's to 191 sweet shot I know Andrew Nemhardt variation. Where's Chad at it's thought of my I'm still there Wow veteran season ticket stop Luca Donchich Go into the Mab's holy cow, dude Brian P with Dallas been a good case so far Geez, that should be number to 77 That'll be number two is Jersey number veteran season ticket stub That's awesome. That's on that Dallas get that Mab mag that right away guys Prism at tiered random teams coming up after this Prism at tiered random teams That is Jamal Murray Playoff ticket 249 The rookie ticket variation Trevor Kiehl's There we go. What's up Joshua Trevor Kiehl's for the Knicks 2199 for the Suns J. Nivey rookie sweet shots of LeBron osmane jeng that is variation We've got marjan bow champ That is numbered Let me check on this really quick. I forget what the parallel man is usually the base is number to seven Let me double check really quick on that one Snipeing blakes right now Sean's shopping guys on link again to that tiered random team prism break up next after this Green shimmer.  Congrats on that box Marjan bow champ next one who have the bucks by the way, let's see that was Feriel congrats fairy fairy playoff ticket 249 Anthony dates Jalen during how you during how you during Keegan-Marie Kennedy chandler rookie ticket auto or the grizzlies Kennedy chandler That is 299 semi-final stick it markel folds for the magic variation lamella ball superstar stuff Daniels christian kaloko rookie ticket auto for the raptors We go to want to there's lebron first round ticket at 1.99 Benedict matthorine ex-benedic cumbermatch matthorine It's by far the worst one by far Ochaik Bajie Uh, Wendell more jr. For the timber wolves rookie ticket auto Benedict cumbermatch Jeff took a couple spots in the mixer later Yeah, Jeff Deandre eaton 299 semi-finals ticket Palo rookie Jake laravia Desmond van super stars kd. We've got a Tyree sallibur in 13 of 25 nice one there for the pacers That's on that indian one second here guys Check one thing before we keep going Get nine to go guys breaking next is prism cheered random team style nine to go That breaks next contenders to you. We got to get through More boxes Of this good stuff That is brandon ingram 2199 Jane ivy j. Griffin Uh, isaam obli 59 of 99 on the variation playoff ticket That's on that cavaliers Good evening. The Cavaliers We are down to eight eight to go guys eight spots left In prism cheered random team style That is col anthony 249 final stick it that is at eight to go guys breaking right after this Jabari smith jr. Rookie ticket very nice and daniels superstar Zion there's jaylin williams j will the other jaylin one second auto at his base and base All right Three boxes to go now gotta get that prism filled on up after this everybody We're down to eight spots to go on that one now. I'll be facebook that if you haven't when you get a chance All right, again eight to go on that prism break. That is Jamal Murray 2199 for the night superstar lebron Chet lottery ticket We've still got three to go on eminence as well the only basketball spots we have available tonight aj griffin rookie variation for the hawks mellow ex-benedict cummerbatch math ring We've got license to dominate datum and mitchell. Nice one there for the calves rats on that License to dominate on the short fingers We've got christian brown nice one there to 99 playoff tickets rookie auto from denver there you go nuggets scott n With the denver nuggets that is gordon hayward 249 finals ticket And david roddy rookie ticket auto Nice one there for the grizzlies is josh giddy to 75 conference finals tickets 249 that is patrick baldwin jr. 49 of 49 for the warriors Final's ticket is quiet Leonard to 249 for the clippers lottery ticket shade on sharp host name jane and base mark williams for the horns variation auto another jaylen williams j will On the vertical base rookie ticket auto congrats thunder. All right last box of the break. Good luck here everybody See what we got is marvin bagley to 249 playoff ticket base base base Uh, so again our cracked ice coming up. It is trevor keels two of 25 nice one there nicks On the rookie ticket auto cracked ice 225 Sam a on the tier two hit picking up both the crack dices in this break Is devin vissell to 75 conference finals ticket for the spurs sweet shots Devin booker, there's too many in here to do it every single time. We're doing it like twice a pack sometimes contenders optic I'll keep doing it every card. No, that's de mar de rosin for the bowls uh luka superstars Thanks, and chris paul. Nice nine of 49 contenders autographs. Grats on that Uh, what's it called the suns and base base. Let's do a quick recap here insert We had autos chris paul jaylen williams patrick baldwin david roddy christian brown jaylen williams Yeah, please isaiah mogley tyrus albert wendelmore christian faloco kennedy chairman trevor keels, uh brad miller nicolay ovitch Uh, evan fornia jaylen williams dyson danes jack sycma charlie ward trevor keels, uh marjan bo champ patin watson donovan mitchell We had a palo lisa or permit to dominate, uh luka veteran season ticket stub redemption to 77 and crack dice jaylen williams 12 25 j dub For the thunder that'll do it for the break guys. Thanks again for the fill. Let's get uh prism tiered filled up now


Now, to stories in other parts of Africa, the United Nations top envoy in Somalia has welcomed the decision reached by Somali leaders to hold presidential and parliamentary elections within two months. This was followed by four days of intense negotiations in Mogadishu. UN Secretary-General's special representative for Somalia, James Swan, urged all stakeholders to move forward swiftly in the same spirit of compromise and cooperation to implement the agreement. On Thursday, Somalia's Prime Minister Mohammed Hussein Robel and leaders of five federal member states alongside Governor of Banatir Regional Administration agreed that a process to elect the president and members of parliament would be completed in 60 days.