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Well, I'll explain here in just a moment of what the hell was going on there anyways, we're broadcasting live from the safety FM studios in Orlando florida, so don't worry about that. And we're streaming across the multiverse of Safety FM and of course we're hanging out here, maybe, maybe Hinggan, maybe somewhere somehow, someday you're being infiltrated radio Big. You know, sometimes I feel like I have this ongoing love hate relationship with my computer, but hey, that those things happen anyways, so there you go, some interesting stuff, Aguado going on right away out of the bat. So let's start talking, let's start talking about what exactly was going on. I'm gonna pull something up onto the screen if you're on the screener and like, I always tell people, we are a radio show first followed by a podcast following about a streaming service. So I'm gonna do this against my better judgment because you know, I do a lot of things against my better judgment, but that's okay. Um, so I'm gonna bring this up. Let me see if I can move this around. So if you're hanging out on the streaming this morning, you'll see this. If not, I'll kind of give you a per bait. Um, so let's take a look real quick of what the hell was going on here. So this was a California woman was taking a nap over the weekend when her dog suddenly ran out of the room and started barking unaware at the time, but a brown bear had wandered into their house through an open door, fortunately the dogs, the two dogs were able to scare it off. Here is portion of the incidents, as you can see if you're watching on the stream. Uh, here's what's going on. This is the sequence of events. You kind of see this was picked up by their security cameras as the nmL decides to walk into the house and as you can see it hanging out inside of the kitchen, uh, right here and this didn't like I said, it did happen over the weekend. Um, as you can see quite a few views already, almost A little over 234,000 at the moment of this particular one. So you see the bears hanging out in front of the fridge, you know, just taking a stroll. I wonder if people watched Yogi bear once too many times or something along those lines. Uh, so there you go, him hanging, just doing the things that he does inside of there, doing the gimmick here, just, let's just hang out at the doorway. Have no problem with it. As you see it kind of occurring and the bear is just kind of wobbling around there, checking out what the hell's going on, continues walking inside through the kitchen area. I mean, it's kind of interesting and how he's able to pull this off and all of a sudden, hey, now we got, we got some dogs going cray cray. Those were the dogs you heard barking earlier by the way. And then you can see, you know, the marriage says, hey, maybe it's time to say peace out and he takes off running as the two dogs come after him. So I mean that had to be kind of uh, an interesting event is that was occurring for sure as we are talking about it this morning. So there you go. That was, that was pretty interesting. I don't know if that's gonna be the motivated story of the day or when we start off here first thing in the morning, but hey, it did seem to bring some motivation, at least for the dogs. Anyways. Let's get you to our friends at feature story news and I hope you're having a great day so far. I mean that's gonna be important anyways. Let's get you to some feed your story and we'll get that moving and grooving. Here is the news on the safety show from feature story news in London. I'm Ali Barrett India's recorded 200,000 new cases of Covid 19 in the last 24 hours. The highest daily tally ever. The second wave is taking a toll on the country's health infrastructure. Ish angered reports from New Delhi Long queues of ambulances in front of hospitals in New Delhi is increasingly becoming a common sight and there are still others who are struggling to find even primary care COVID-19 testing labs are overworked and hospitals are reporting a shortage of oxygen and potentially life saving drugs such as remdesivir For the second day. India reported more than 1000 deaths in a 24 hour period, but experts believe the real death toll could be much higher. One of the biggest burial grounds in New Delhi says it could soon run out of space as dead bodies continue to pile on. The government is attributing the significant rise in infections to a new variant, as well as precaution fatigue in the general public. The U. S. Is expected to slap wide ranging sanctions on Russia over allegations of cyber attacks on America confirmation could come as soon as thursday Taiwan's president, saying one says the chinese military's activities are threatening regional peace and stability. She was speaking with the visiting delegation of former US. officials to mark the 42nd anniversary of the Taiwan Relations Act. Patrick Fox reports from Beijing. It's cast as a high level unofficial visit by the delegation includes former U. S. Senator chris Dodd and former secretaries of state, Richard, Armitage and James Steinberg. And come as tensions have escalated with china in the Taiwanese trade on thursday. President tying when warned china's incursions into Taiwan's airspace and military drills and waters nearby threatened peace and stability, China accuses Taiwan of colluding with Washington to promote independence. Beijing considers the island part of china's sovereign territory. The U. S. Has banned by treaty to protect Taiwan in the event of an attack and stepped up its relationship with the territory. Patrick folk Beijing, Former UK Prime Minister David Cameron suggested he will cooperate with a series of inquiries taking place into lobbying the former Prime Ministers faced criticism over his contact with ministers when he was working for Green Syl Capital prior to its collapse. An ex senior civil servants also caught up in the row after it emerged, he was still working for Government when he took up a role with Green Syl in 2015. Former House of Commons Clark, Elliott Wilson believes the issues need to be looked at separately. Did individuals break the rules? We don't know, but that's being looked into as far as we can see. David Cameron did not. Are the rules the right rules. And the third question is, how in general do we want ex ministers and civil servants to conduct themselves personally professionally financially, once they leave office? 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Um the whole conversation that we ended up having. So there you go. So a lot of stuff going on inside of the world right now, let's talk about the hit list of what exactly was going on inside of here. So here you go. Taking it from the top the death of a woman who received the johnson and johnson vaccine is under investigation by federal health authorities as part of a larger probe into the potential adverse side effects of a single dose vaccine. The CDC is taking over the investigation into the death that occurred in Virginia last month. Johnson and johnson, meanwhile has paused, has paused its clinical trials and delayed the rollout of its first shot in europe until the probe is the is um in the in the U. S. And ironed out. So what do you think? So, here's my question to you because if you are deciding to get the vaccine With the three that are available are too now that are available. Let's but let's go and go back to the words of three when you were thinking about this and talking about that there was three potentially available. Were you looking at johnson and johnson is the best solution because it was one and done so now that this has changed. What are you ranking? Are you ranking it as Fizer first or more than enough first? Because those are the two that are available. Like if you had a choice, which one would you pick now? What I think is interesting is a lot of conversations are still rolling out about both of these and keep in mind that these are emergency release. But I kind of have a question here and this can kind of get me in some in some heat. But let me kinda asked the question of course when Pfizer rolled out Viagra many, many moons ago, do you think a lot of people really cared a lot about what the packaging said on what the side effects were or they just kind of rolled What they didn't see what would happen next. Safety in a way. Never heard of before. Okay. Uh, safety show safety is okay, let's continue talking. As of Wednesday, Over 194.7 million Covid vaccines have been administered nationwide and over 76.6 million americans have been fully vaccinated. Well, more than 100 and 23.9 million have received at least windows according to the CDC. The total number of comparative cases and the US are just over 31 million. And now we have a total death toll of 560,000 $60,000. Listen to me, Oh my God, my my mind's on money. Apparently this morning deaths attributed to the virus. So let me ask the question real quick or let me say the statement. And let's go through that you're seeing now that it's almost taking three days before you see the 1st 1000. that that number increasing where last or two weeks ago, we were seeing 1000 increments a day in the death toll. So this is a good thing that it is slowing down to some extent. But as you're taking a look at this now, are you giving consideration and getting the virus if you haven't done getting the virus, getting the vaccine? If you haven't done so already? And if so what is changing your mind and if you're not doing it, what is your thought process on it? As we have spoken about several different times on this show? It is definitely a personal decision that you have to make on what you want to do based on your circumstance. That's for sure. I mean we are we are realizing that it is widely available for people to take. But what do you want to do now? There's a list of depending on the state that you're actually located in. If you're in the U. S. Where you can pretty much put yourself on a waiting list or you can just call a normal pharmacy. You can pretty much get it relatively quick um Inside of there. Now the interesting part is there's all kinds of weird places that you can get the vaccination, not put it in weird places. I said get the vaccination in weird places. Um Student medical professionals can do it are authorized to do. So I even heard of some people getting it at the vet which I thought that was kind of weird and I'm not talking about dogs or cats getting the bad boy. I'm just saying in general and where some of the locations that you can't get it now. Is that encouraged? I don't know. But I thought it was kind of weird when I was actually sitting there and having the conversation and the person showed me the dogmas that they got after the shot, mortal Kombat beat down. Okay Dante right. The 20 year old shot by an officer on Sunday had an open warrant for his arrest in connection with aggravated robbery attempt, right? And another man had both been charged with first degree to aggravated robbery in december of 2019 and an incident in Oc Eo Minnesota. I think it's oh ceo who the hell knows. According to the official document, right pulled a gun on a woman and demanded cash. He also allegedly choked her when he, when she initially refused to give him the money right was arrested and released on $100,000 bail as a condition of his release. He was not to have any contact with the victim, refrained from drugs and alcohol and could not possess a firearm. His bell was revoked in july because he failed to appear in court on charges that he fled from officers had the fire and had fire a firearm in his possession. So not a justification, just part of the story, because we keep on hearing part of this story of things that were going on. And of course, as we have seen some different things going on from over the weekend, in regards of people still having the conversation and going through all kinds of that stuff. So that's portion of the conversation that we do have to have. As we are moving forward anyway, as a judge of the derek chauvin murder trial has granted a key witness, the right not to testify. Judge Peter CAhill granted Morris Lester Hall motion to reject a subpoena, calling for him to testify in the trial. After Hall told the judge Wednesday morning that he could not answer questions on the stand over concerns that he might incriminate himself. Hall was with George Floyd during his arrest and allegedly provided him with the drugs that were in his system at the time. So there you go. That's an alleged allegation right there. So there you go. No charges have been filed against the U. S. Capitol police officer who allegedly shot and killed a shitty about it. During the january six riot officials announced yesterday, an investigation conducted by the U. S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia found that there is insufficient evidence to support criminal prosecution, the department of Justin said in a statement About it is 35 and is one of five who died during the insurrection on the capital. I don't even know what to say there. So let's just leave it at that. Seriously. Let's leave it at that. Listen at your own rest rated r safety show. Okay, so have you heard about this one Kimberly, Porta Kimberly po to the Minnesota police officer who was fatally shot Dwayne Ord want right was arrested yesterday and charged with second degree manslaughter, Washington county attorney Peter or put um, who is expected to prosecute the case locally. Said that the details of the charges were, will be released later hours after being booked into the county jail, potter posted her 100,000 bail and was released. So you, you, so I mean I just want you to see that there is a connection here between the Dante of the stuff we were talking about earlier about the firearms choke and the charges, but you are seeing this in regards of what is going on and there's a lot more to this case. Um, as I'm sure we will start seeing as the days develop on what is going on there. So let's continue talking real quick. Police officers in Maryland came under fire Wednesday after responding to a report of a park of a parking hazard. Officers who were dispatched to the local, uh, to look to the location around three PM immediately reported gunfire in their direction from higher elevation. Additional officers responded to the ambush and we're actively looking for one or more suspects according to Fox D. C. The story is still developing. So there you go, some more gun violence and hitting the streets as we have been talking about it off and on over the last little bit. Uh, so let me get to you to my little friend and I say, little, let me get to you to my small friend. Maybe I should say it that way. Maybe that's a little better punt intended. But let's have john talk about the market minute. Yeah. You know john small from the john and Heidi's show, Take a listen real quick. Here's your market beat minute for Thursday. April 15 2021. The Q1 earnings season started with a whimper on Wednesday after reports from the big banks failed to impress the market, reports from Jpmorgan Chase, Goldman, Sachs and Wells Fargo all beat their consensus targets. But internal metrics reveal stock market gains and investment banking are the reason why the banking sector started the day in negative territory but managed to recoup the losses. By the end of the session, the energy market got a boost on Wednesday by a bigger than expected drawdown of U. S. Crude stockpiles. The U. S. Crude inventory fell more than five million barrels versus the consensus estimate for about half that amount. The price of W. T. I gained more than 4% on the news and looks like it's headed back up to retest the recent highs. You can get the inside track from Wall Street's brightest minds delivered directly to your inbox every day at market beat minute dot com. So there you go. That's what john smalls had to say. I looked down at my wash because I got a notification that says jay Go another 41.6 miles before the end of the month and earned this award. Keep it up. Hold on. Did I already walked 41 miles and I just didn't realize it. Damn, I didn't realize it. Probably that's the case. Anyway, so let me give you the other side of White uh Wall Street had to inform us yesterday. Wall Street turned in a mixed results on Wednesday, as the dow gained 53 points. While the NASDAQ lost about 100 and 38 points and the S and P fell about 16 points. The financial sector kicked off earnings sessions with a big way of Jp morgan Goldman, Sachs and Wells Fargo, all reported earnings that are easily beat the contestants estimates. The Federal Reserve Chairman released a statement that the central bank has no intentions to adjust interest rates until both jobs and inflation meet their target and change is unlikely before you ready for this. 2024 2024. Now, I will tell you, I have been playing around looking out of the housing market and I'm talking in regards of selling, buying mortgage rates, in refinancing. And I will tell you that if you look at medium style homes in most markets at the moment, almost every single thing that I could find is pending. And I'm saying medium I mean I know there's some people out there that are you know are multi rich, so medium to me slightly significantly different. But I was kind of amazed that a lot of the houses that are out there are not you know available for sale because they're already having a pending sale. So a lot of lot of a lot of stuff happening inside of the housing market. Now I did find one yesterday 27 acres and it was even had a horse horse barn um you know in a horse stable. Better singers should award that properly. Um Yeah it was going for the low low value price of $3.6 billion. Now that one was still available on the market. It had been it had been available for the last 40 days. Mortal kombat down. Okay. An employee at the san Diego Zoo was hospitalized this week after being bitten by a venomous snake. The incident occurred as the wildlife care specialist was caring for the african bush viper in a non public area of the zoo. Oh, that sounds like fun. Uh, symptoms of the bite from the reptile included serious kidney damage and disruption to the blood clotting and flow along with severe inflammation, hemorrhaging and tissue and tissue death. According to the National National Geographic, the venom usually killed within days. There is no anti venom for the african bush viper poison. No, do not say that it has anything to do with J and J. What did he just say? We had safety. Don't always agree with the viewpoints of our hosts and guests. Now, back to real safety talk on safety. FM. Okay, americans are still working through their stockpile of toilet paper. Yeah, I would go figure that. According to the Wall Street Journal, toilet paper sales in january were 4.3 lower than the same Last year before the onset of the pandemic February saw 14 drop and there was 33 plunge in March over the previous year, reflecting the explosion of panic buying that swept the country last year, consumers are reportedly continued to buy up other sanitation staples. Uh, paper towels sales jumped about 10 this January compared to last year and household cleaners sales were up by 75%. So there you go. Some things to think about. I don't know. I mean, I will tell you there are some some other features that are available out there of course, but days would probably be the easiest thing to go with. Uh, there is the other items as that are available where they also have toilet paper on demand services. I mean I'm just saying I don't know if it's really on demand as you're thinking, but on demand and uh and some of those other things like who gives a crap uses recycled paper, they say 50% recycled paper um that they use for their content of their stuff. Uh Then there's that Alex, what is it Alex cleaner? Uh I think it's something like that. I probably have to double check that name just to make sure that it is accurate. Anyways, let's continue talking. It is almost close to that time, 25 minutes past the top of the hour. So let's get it rolling right now. Here is our main story on the right safety show. So let's talk about it, you know, it's time we have to focus on some of the stuff that if we consider our main going on right now, inside of the world. Uh, so let's talk about currently what a safety program could look like and not look like because that's where it can always get interesting. You know, we go out to organizations, we go out to conferences, are virtual conferences and we start having these look look sees on what is available. And let's say, for instance, you work at a smaller organization, you might look at some of these bigger programs that are available and say, hey, there is, there is some great info there. I would love to bring it over and then you find out the number one, it's not cost effective to what you're doing at your organization because the price point is not going to be something that you can be able to talk to your management about, um, in regards of them agreeing to do it, which is understood. The other side that you might take a look at too, is that maybe the size of the place is not big enough or maybe you already have some things that are better enhanced inside of your organization, but there's only certain components that you want to bring in, but they sell it as a, as a full package deal and not ala carte. Now keep in mind that I am talking about full blown safety programs, not philosophies, but safety programs. So it becomes slightly difficult to be able to come up with some of this stuff. Um, when you start taking a look at it. So, what I have seen throughout the years is that when I go into organizations and they're doing stuff, it might become what we consider a hodgepodge of different things inside of the safety sector. So you might grab something from here and put it in and you might grab something from over there and put it inside of your program and grab something from here. And you start taking a look at the overall concept and you go, well, I took this portion from lean. I took this portion from behavior based safety. I took this portion from Hop. I took this orchid at this operational organism and put it inside of here and try to start blending some of this stuff and really tying it and moving it. Because here's the thing. We talk about it all the time. You have to go where the organizations that because you have to meet them where they're at, because you can't change everything overnight. So as you start looking at the hodgepodge of stuff, you really go well. Really, what is my program consisting of? Is it behavior based safety? Is it a stylistic hot program? Um, and those, that might be some of the questions that come about now, Let's backtrack out of that for a moment. And let's start thinking about some of the other components that might consist of. So when you start assigning safety into your organization, because that's normally how it normally starts, it's not part built into the culture. You normally have people from different sectors. It could be marketing, which is kind of crucial to safety just in case marketing operations, line worker, you know, these kind of things are different components inside of there. But have you ever looked at it and really thought for a moment? Well this is a hodgepodge of different people that work inside of the york. Think about it for a moment. I know that the warning might not be great for when you start thinking about it, but think about it for just a hot minute, it does become a version al itty of a hodgepodge of different things, and that's not a bad thing. Here's the thing, regardless of you buying a program, regardless of you being fully committed to X, that this is the next greatest thing, You're never going to only have that in solidarity, you're always going to have a small mixture of things which can become a hodgepodge, which it can become just a plethora of different stuff mixed together. And I'm gonna tell you there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. Here's the thing though, Inside of that hodgepodge, you still have to have principles of concept. So you have to say if my alignment is going to be with this, this is what you're going to need to do, going forward, regardless of what things you're pulling in. So if you say that all of a sudden you want you solely focus on learning teams and that's going to be even the way that you quote unquote, do a version al Itty of an investigation, that's what you need to stick to. And we can go into a whole other conversation about Root Cause analysis, because that's kind of a simple thing to do, but you have to take a look at it and go what are going to be the key components and the key principles to the hodgepodge of things that you have going on, and it is going to be the general values that go on inside of the organization. Now keep in mind inside of this hodgepodge, you have to have buy in. So if you decide to go down this hallway, you have to have other people that are going to agree with you that this is what it's going to look like. I know it's difficult. I know it's not the easiest territory, but these are conversations that you need to start having within the organization. Why? It's probably a good idea. And you know, no one person is island. Is that how that thing goes? Yeah, I think that's how that goes. But that's what you have to think about your safety programs, not an island. Even if it's a hodgepodge and I know how difficult it is being a prophet in your own land. But these are the things you need to think about. If you want to start changing your organization, if you want to start changing how that safety program looks, you might have to hodgepodge some of these things to get it to work. Listen, I know it's not the easiest thing to hear. I know it's not the easiest thing to do, but sometimes to get from where you are to where you want to be. Heart botching is not a bad idea. But what can I say? What do I know? I'm just a guy behind a microphone. Oops. What did she just say? We have safety FM. Don't always agree with the viewpoints of our hosts and guests. Now back to real safety talk on safety FM. Don't go anywhere. You're listening to the home of real safety talk. 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