joining success oakland county prosecutor karen mcfor alleged. thanks for being with us this morning. you heard the defense saying the gun was locked. did ethan probably have a key to it? it s not clear. i know, what we know is that he had free access and based on the social media posts and other comments and evidence that i can t comment on, the gun was considered his and it was purchased as a present for him. so michigan doesn t have a safe storage law. does that hurt the case here? well, it does not have a safe storage law and hopefully that will change soon, but no, it doesn t. this is a charge based on gross negligence and failure to perform a duty. there s a lot of evidence and some has been made public and some has not. i do want to say these are mere allegations. they are innocent until proven guilty. however, i can comment on what has been made public and swear to in open court. there was absolutely evidence to suggest that there was an indication he might ha
states. 45th president that s so true. what 66 days ago inaugurated. milania will be holding the bible. what will the weather be on the day of inauguration, sue cold. it s always cold on inauguration day. just a matter of degrees and how much wind and we ve had snow on inauguration days as well. it s seven out of ten today in your weather by the numbers, bus stop buddy with best advice, have the rain gear nearby. showers are around, we don t have any at the airport right now, it looks like from radar it s getting closer, we ll take closer look in a few minutes, 51 with a north northerly breeze, ten miles visibility, that s not a problem even with the prospect of rain. it s only 40 in lancaster but 46 in mount pocono, 51 in philadelphia, 48 in dover, 45 in wilmington. how about a high of 60 today that s exactly what we had yesterday and the rain mostly in the morning, should clear up in the afternoon. that is your forecast for tuesday. bob kelly, seven-day coming up.
just how much courage was required for allen to come out on the most public of stages almost 20 years ago. not how important it was just to the lgbt community but for all of us to see somebody to love kindness and light, somebody we liked so much, somebody who could be our neighbor or colleague or sister, challenge our own assumptions. remind us we have more in common than we realize, push our direction of justice. what an incredible burden that was to bear, to risk your career like that. people don t do that very often. and to the hopes of millions on your shoulders. ellen says, we all want a 20 use 14 chip that can support the weight of waccamaw lee. guacamole. know what that means but i thought it would break the mood because i m getting a little choked up. [laughter] and she did pay price. we don t remember this. i had not remembered it. she did for a long stretch of time. even in hollywood. , every day in ellenway allen counters the things that divide us with the t
the business and our employees. they re the reason why we wake up in the morning. then we have this gravy over here which is our variable customer base. gravy. lucrative you must wants to get a few more of these big whales on your board. let s separate whales from gravy metaphors. customerswe want big and happy customers and customers who have a lot of predictability to how they do business with us. we don t go out of our way to who aree customers going to be large and unpredictable. that is the distinction that we make between the variable customers, wherein their usage of us essentially can vacillate pretty big, pretty large. at customers for whom we have a very large case i consistently grows in my to put business. we focus more on the latter. you did release the enterprise plan earlier this month. you get her does you are going after the bigger enterprises, which is different from your regular model of selling directly to developers. i don t think it is. what we are a
and this bay was so stunningly gorgeous. and i d feel a little guilty. and the question was, well, why is this place so special? how come it missed all those problems that almost every other place in the ocean has? and the answer as we dug into it, me and my co-author, it turns out that monterey bay had all those problems. it didn t miss them, it had them all. and 80 years ago this was a place you wouldn t want to be standing, right on this beach, doing anything because the water was polluted, the air was foul. the seals were gone, the whales were gone, the otters were gone, the abalone were gone, fishing was bad. sardines eventually were all taken as well. so all of that was happening 80 years ago, and the difference is that monterey bay got better. and the story of the revival of the bay from that 80 years ago is really the story in the book. 250 years ago we had a very different business model for how we used the ocean. he s the business model here s the business model.