called pres, al, so we think about him all the time with the super bowl game and two of our other friends, lou and larry mcdonald, big shout-out to them. they re not 100% and couldn t make it here but we hope to have them with us next year. brian: first off, let s talk about what s going on, harvey. 1967. what intrigued you to say i m going to go to the game which wasn t even sold out, wasn t called the super bowl yet. al had a family that owned the country club and we went to the country club a lot and we nfl was there, the first game was in miami. the nfl was at the country club and they said why don t you guys come to the game so we went to the game. that time we had about eight of us that went to the first game. and then the second game coming up brian: packers win. the packers win.
movement i was able to call folks and find somebody and i spent a lot of time doing it. you know, my question to them was why don t you guys put out an advisory letting people know maybe don t check as many bags if you go to atlanta airport right now the line to check a bag is longer than the line for security. usually it s the other way around. people traveling this time of year travel heavier. so many travel problems because of this big storm. i think the airlines could do a better job putting be information out there what they re struggling with so people don t end up somewhere without their bags and i know that s not a big of topic people have lost their lives in this storm but that s the butterfly effect of it is a that people all over the country are affected by this even if they don t have the snow. griff: speaking of information, big story on twitter yet another dump this one the tenth one and focuses specifically on the debate over covid going back, independent journalist da
given your position there, doing incident tracking, what is it that prevents a more complete picture of reporting? is it that people don t see something as being a hate crime or people are reluctant to report it? what s been your experience on that? there s a couple of reasons. one is, there is sometimes a natural reluctance of people to go to law enforcement for all for a host of reasons. and then i think most importantly we need to ensure that law enforcement are trained on how do they recognize the indicators. so a case may come in, someone may report something and there may be one or two bias indicators, but it s possible that it doesn t get categorized correctly. and so training the thousands of police officer who serve every day to be able to recognize the indicators of a possible hate crime is absolutely critical. point well taken. thank you, guys.
it leaves her free to focus on what s important right now. that s the planning effect. from fidelity. just four days, that is how much time congress has to pass a funding package to avert a government shutdown. they may have to pass a short-term agreement ahead of the midnight friday deadline. otherwise, lawmakers could stay in washington to try to keep the government funded. joining me now is garrett haake. welcome on this one. how many times have you gone through this before? they push this right up to the end. don t you guys want to do your christmas shopping? come on. really. when it comes to the big sticking points right now as, let s see, an election overhaul measure aimed at prevents another january 6th and other key issues, talk about all of them and how the negotiations
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