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OK, we're a lot further along, though, in the primary season - right? - getting close to the convention. | ok we're a lot further along though in the primary season - right? - getting close, to the | OK we're a lot; further along. though in the primary. season - right? - getting close to the | ok, we're a lot further along, though, in the primary season - right? - getting close to the convention. |
(Laughter). | (laughter). | ||
What's the motivation for Trump reversing his position now? | what's the motivation for trump reversing his position | What's the motivation for Trump reversing his position | what's the motivation for trump reversing his position now? |
Well, a couple words for you - fairness and leverage. These are two of the things with Donald Trump. He sees the finish line here, but he also sees a giant hurdle being erected at the end of that line. There's the stop-Trump movement, this never-Trump movement. | well a couple words for, you - fairness, and leverage these are two of the, things with. donald trump he. sees the finish line here but he also sees a; giant hurdle being erected at the. end of; that line there's, the stop-trump movement this never-trump | Well a couple words for you - fairness and leverage, These are two of the things with Donald Trump He sees, the finish line here but he. also sees a giant hurdle being erected at the end of that line There's the stop-Trump movement this. never-Trump | well, a couple words for you - fairness and leverage. these are two of the things with donald trump. he sees the finish line here, but he also sees a giant hurdle being erected at the end of that line. there's the stop-trump movement, this never-trump movement. |
It's pretty simple for him. He has the most votes, so he believes he should be the nominee. If there are 1,237 delegates to be the nominee - remember; he said that that was a, quote, "very random number." He thinks you should be the - have the most votes. You should be the nominee. | it's pretty simple for him he has the most votes so he, believes he should be. the nominee if there. are 1,237 delegates to be the; nominee - remember he said that that was a quote "very random number" he, thinks you. should be the - have the most votes you should be the | It's pretty simple for him. He has. the most votes so he believes he should be the nominee If, there are; 1,237 delegates to be the nominee - remember he said that. that was a quote "very, random number" He thinks you should be the - have the most, votes You should be. the | it's pretty simple for him. he has the most votes, so he believes he should be the nominee. if there are 1,237 delegates to be the nominee - remember; he said that that was a, quote, "very random number." he thinks you should be the - have the most votes. you should be the nominee. |
It's not a very random number (laughter). It's majority of the delegates to the convention. He thinks those rules are unfair. The other rules earlier this week he tried to sue or threaten to sue in Louisiana because he got the most votes in Louisiana, but then Ted Cruz is probably going to wind up with more delegates i... | it's not a very random, number (laughter). it's majority of the delegates, to the convention he thinks those rules are unfair, the other rules earlier this week, he tried to sue or threaten to sue in louisiana because he got the most votes in. louisiana but then ted cruz is probably going to wind. up. with more delegat... | It's. not a very random number (laughter). It's majority of the delegates to, the convention He thinks those, rules, are. unfair The other rules earlier this week he tried to sue or threaten to sue in Louisiana because he, got the most. votes in Louisiana but then Ted Cruz is. probably going to wind up with more delega... | it's not a very random number (laughter). it's majority of the delegates to the convention. he thinks those rules are unfair. the other rules earlier this week he tried to sue or threaten to sue in louisiana because he got the most votes in louisiana, but then ted cruz is probably going to wind up with more delegates i... |
The whole point here, again, about leverage - Trump feels like he has this one big thing that he can hold over the party's head because they think that if he were to run as a third-party nominee in the fall, that that would imperil their candidate. | the whole point here again about leverage - trump feels like he has this one big thing that he can, hold over the party's head because they, think, that if he were to run as; a third-party nominee in. the fall, that that would, imperil their | The whole point here again about leverage, - Trump feels like he. has this one big thing that. he can, hold over the party's head because. they think, that if, he were to run as a third-party. nominee in. the fall that that would imperil their | the whole point here, again, about leverage - trump feels like he has this one big thing that he can hold over the party's head because they think that if he were to run as a third-party nominee in the fall, that that would imperil their candidate. |
OK, crawling out of the weeds of delegate math here... | ok crawling out of, the weeds of delegate math | OK crawling out of the weeds of delegate math | ok, crawling out of the weeds of delegate math here... |
(Laughter). | (laughter). | ||
Just this afternoon, Donald Trump went out on a limb on another sensitive issue - abortion. What happened? | just this afternoon donald trump went out on a limb on. another sensitive issue - abortion what | Just this afternoon Donald Trump, went out on a limb, on another sensitive issue - abortion What | just this afternoon, donald trump went out on a limb on another sensitive issue - abortion. what happened? |
He did. And in an interview, like you said, with MSNBC that's airing tonight, Trump was asked what it would mean to ban abortion and, specifically, if a woman who received an illegal abortion should be punished. And he said there has to be some form of punishment. Now, this has set off a firestorm, as you can imagine, ... | he did and in an interview like, you said with msnbc that's airing tonight trump was asked what it would mean to ban abortion and. specifically if a woman who received an illegal, abortion should be punished and he said there has to be some form of punishment now this has set off a firestorm as you can imagine on the r... | He did And in an interview like you said with MSNBC that's, airing tonight Trump was asked what it, would mean to ban abortion and specifically if a woman who received an illegal abortion should be punished And he said there has to be some form of punishment. Now this has set off a firestorm as, you can imagine on, the... | he did. and in an interview, like you said, with msnbc that's airing tonight, trump was asked what it would mean to ban abortion and, specifically, if a woman who received an illegal abortion should be punished. and he said there has to be some form of punishment. now, this has set off a firestorm, as you can imagine, ... |
But Ted Cruz and John Kasich too said that you shouldn't punish women. And this is something that - you saw the March for Life even today came out to say that that is not the way that the pro-life movement believes that they should go. Most Republicans who are, quote, unquote, "pro-life" or antiabortion rights will say... | but ted, cruz and john kasich too said that you shouldn't punish women and. this, is something that - you saw the march. for life even today came out to say that that, is not the way. that the pro-life movement believes that. they should go most republicans who are quote unquote "pro-life" or antiabortion rights will s... | But Ted Cruz and John Kasich too said, that you shouldn't punish women And this, is something that - you. saw the March for Life even today came; out, to say that that is not the way that the pro-life movement believes that they should go Most Republicans, who are quote unquote "pro-life" or, antiabortion rights will s... | but ted cruz and john kasich too said that you shouldn't punish women. and this is something that - you saw the march for life even today came out to say that that is not the way that the pro-life movement believes that they should go. most republicans who are, quote, unquote, "pro-life" or antiabortion rights will say... |
That's NPR political editor Domenico Montanaro. Thank you so much. | that's npr political, editor domenico montanaro thank. you so | That's NPR political editor Domenico Montanaro Thank you so | that's npr political editor domenico montanaro. thank you so much. |
Thank you. | thank | Thank | thank you. |
Next, we remember a long life in music. Gerald Wilson has died at the age of 96. His jazz career began in a different era, the time of the big bands in the 1930s. Count Basie, Duke Ellington and the Los Angeles Philharmonic played his music and arrangements over the years. His first big break was composing, arranging a... | next we remember a long life in music gerald wilson has died at the age of 96. his jazz career began in a different era the time of the big bands in the 1930s count basie duke ellington and the los angeles philharmonic played his music and arrangements over the years his first, big break was composing arranging and pla... | Next we remember a long life, in music Gerald, Wilson has. died at the age of 96. His jazz career began. in a different era the time, of the. big. bands in the 1930s Count Basie Duke Ellington and the Los Angeles Philharmonic played his music and arrangements over the years His first big break was composing arranging a... | next, we remember a long life in music. gerald wilson has died at the age of 96. his jazz career began in a different era, the time of the big bands in the 1930s. count basie, duke ellington and the los angeles philharmonic played his music and arrangements over the years. his first big break was composing, arranging a... |
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And he continued playing for many decades. Gerald Wilson was born in 1918 in Shelby, Mississippi. | and he continued playing for many. decades gerald wilson was, born in 1918 in shelby. | And he continued playing for many decades Gerald Wilson was born in 1918 in Shelby | and he continued playing for many decades. gerald wilson was born in 1918 in shelby, mississippi. |
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My mother was a school teacher. She was also a music teacher. She played piano, and she taught me how to read music when I was a little boy. | my mother was a school teacher she. was also a, music teacher she played piano and she taught me how. to read music, when i was a little | My mother, was; a school teacher She was also a music teacher She played piano and she taught me how to read music when I, was a little, | my mother was a school teacher. she was also a music teacher. she played piano, and she taught me how to read music when i was a little boy. |
That's Wilson in 2006 on WHYY's Fresh Air. | that's wilson in 2006 on whyy's fresh | That's Wilson in 2006 on WHYY's Fresh | that's wilson in 2006 on whyy's fresh air. |
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It was music in my house all day long. That's all I ever heard was music all day, and I loved it. And that's what I wanted to be. I wanted to be a jazz musician. | it was music in my house all day long that's all i ever heard was music all, day and i loved it and that's what i wanted to be i wanted to be a jazz | It was music in my house all day long That's all I ever heard was music all day and I. loved it And, that's what I wanted to be I, wanted to, be a jazz | it was music in my house all day long. that's all i ever heard was music all day, and i loved it. and that's what i wanted to be. i wanted to be a jazz musician. |
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After World War II, Wilson formed his first band. Unhappy with his own music, he went back to school to learn more. When he returned to work, he arranged for Ella Fitzgerald, Ray Charles and Sarah Vaughan. Just three years ago, Gerald Wilson told NPR he had a simple rule in writing music - make listeners happy. | after world. war ii wilson formed his first band unhappy with his own. music he went back to school to learn more when he returned to work, he arranged for ella fitzgerald ray charles and sarah vaughan just three years ago, gerald, wilson told npr he had a simple rule in writing music - make listeners | After World War, II, Wilson formed his first band Unhappy with his own music he went, back to school to learn more When he returned to work he arranged for Ella Fitzgerald Ray Charles and Sarah Vaughan Just three years ago Gerald. Wilson told, NPR he. had. a simple rule in writing music - make listeners | after world war ii, wilson formed his first band. unhappy with his own music, he went back to school to learn more. when he returned to work, he arranged for ella fitzgerald, ray charles and sarah vaughan. just three years ago, gerald wilson told npr he had a simple rule in writing music - make listeners happy. |
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You've got to hope that the people will like it, that - if you write something that you're the only one that like it, that's not too good. | you've got to hope that, the people will like it that - if, you write something that you're the only one that like it that's not too | You've got to hope that the people will like it, that - if you write something that you're the only one that like it that's not too; | you've got to hope that the people will like it, that - if you write something that you're the only one that like it, that's not too good. |
His greatest passion was not the music he wrote for others, but the big band he conducted himself. | his greatest passion was. not the music he wrote for others but. the big band he conducted | His greatest passion was, not the music he wrote for others but the big band he conducted | his greatest passion was not the music he wrote for others, but the big band he conducted himself. |
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I choreographed my music. Every time I move, something happens there where I move - my two hands here, showing you where to look. | i choreographed; my music every time i move something happens there where, i move - my two hands here showing you where to | I choreographed my music Every time I move something happens there where I move, - my two hands here showing you where to | i choreographed my music. every time i move, something happens there where i move - my two hands here, showing you where to look. |
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And there's an image by which to remember Gerald Wilson. It is sad that in his long life, he conducted his bands with the flare of a dancer. It's NPR News. | and there's an image by which. to remember gerald wilson it is sad. that in his long. life he conducted his bands with the flare. of a dancer it's npr | And there's an. image by which to remember Gerald Wilson It is sad. that; in his long life he conducted his bands with the flare of, a dancer It's NPR | and there's an image by which to remember gerald wilson. it is sad that in his long life, he conducted his bands with the flare of a dancer. it's npr news. |
NPR's Michele Norris is with us. She was the longtime host of NPR's ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. Hi, Michele. | npr's. michele norris is with us she was the longtime host of npr's all things considered hi | NPR's Michele Norris is with us She was the longtime host of NPR's ALL THINGS CONSIDERED Hi | npr's michele norris is with us. she was the longtime host of npr's all things considered. hi, michele. |
It just gives them a chance to reopen the cases. Chances are, given the damage that's been done to the insurance companies' reputation down there, it's quite likely they will get more money, although it's very unclear how much more money. | it just gives, them a chance. to reopen the cases chances are given the damage that's been done to the insurance companies' reputation down, there it's quite likely they will get more money although it's very unclear how much more | It just gives them a. chance to reopen the cases Chances are given the damage that's been. done, to the insurance companies' reputation down, there it's quite likely they will get more money although it's very unclear how much more | it just gives them a chance to reopen the cases. chances are, given the damage that's been done to the insurance companies' reputation down there, it's quite likely they will get more money, although it's very unclear how much more money. |
Given that the policyholders can't really prove their houses were destroyed by either wind or water, is it a good deal for them, or is the criticism of State Farm fair? | given that; the policyholders can't really prove their houses were destroyed by either wind or water is it a good deal for them or is the criticism of state farm | Given that the policyholders can't really. prove their houses were destroyed by either wind or, water is it a good deal for them or is the criticism of State Farm | given that the policyholders can't really prove their houses were destroyed by either wind or water, is it a good deal for them, or is the criticism of state farm fair? |
Well, I don't think all the criticism is fair. I mean, insurance policies don't cover flood, and so inland a lot more claims have been paid off than the ones on the coast. And you know, there is flood insurance but it's not the greatest in terms of how much it covers. And the flood insurance comes from the federal gove... | well i don't think all the criticism, is fair i mean insurance policies don't cover flood and so inland a lot more claims have been paid off than the, ones on the coast, and, you, know there is, flood insurance but it's not the greatest in, terms of how much it covers and the flood insurance comes from the federal | Well. I don't think all the criticism is fair I mean insurance. policies don't cover flood and so inland a lot more claims have been paid off than the ones on, the coast And you know there is flood insurance but it's not. the greatest. in terms of how much it covers And the flood insurance comes from. the federal | well, i don't think all the criticism is fair. i mean, insurance policies don't cover flood, and so inland a lot more claims have been paid off than the ones on the coast. and you know, there is flood insurance but it's not the greatest in terms of how much it covers. and the flood insurance comes from the federal gove... |
And so the companies are basically saying, look, we want to pay out only what we cover. And people are basically saying, we want you to take care of us. You're our insurance company. But the truth of the matter is, the insurance companies are more right than wrong here, so for the policyholders, I mean, it actually see... | and so the companies. are basically saying look we want to pay out only what we cover. and people are basically saying we want, you to take care of us you're our insurance company but the truth. of the matter is the insurance companies are more right than, wrong. here so for the policyholders i, mean it actually seems ... | And so the companies, are, basically saying look we want to pay out only what we cover And. people are basically saying we want you to take care of us You're our insurance company But the truth of the matter is the insurance companies. are more right than wrong, here so for the policyholders I mean it actually. seems l... | and so the companies are basically saying, look, we want to pay out only what we cover. and people are basically saying, we want you to take care of us. you're our insurance company. but the truth of the matter is, the insurance companies are more right than wrong here, so for the policyholders, i mean, it actually see... |
You sound almost nervous saying that, I have to say, Joe. | you sound almost nervous saying that i have to say | You sound almost nervous saying that I. have to say. | you sound almost nervous saying that, i have to say, joe. |
Well, yeah. It is kind of nervous making. I mean I find it odd that the judge in the case actually is on record to saying he wants to take care of the policyholders. That's really not his job. His job in the case is to settle a series of lawsuits. | well yeah it is kind of nervous. making i mean i find, it odd that, the judge in the case actually is, on record to saying he wants, to take. care of the policyholders that's really not his job his job in the case is to settle a series of | Well yeah It is kind of nervous making I mean I find it odd that the judge in the case actually is on record to saying he wants to, take care of the policyholders That's really not his job, His job in the case is to settle a series of | well, yeah. it is kind of nervous making. i mean i find it odd that the judge in the case actually is on record to saying he wants to take care of the policyholders. that's really not his job. his job in the case is to settle a series of lawsuits. |
Who's playing hardball in Mississippi now? I mean - | who's playing hardball in mississippi now? i mean | Who's, playing hardball in Mississippi now? I mean | who's playing hardball in mississippi now? i mean - |
Well, everybody. State Farm is playing hardball in court, but the other side is very powerful, I mean, Mike Moore is the former attorney general of Mississippi. He has actually joined the firm of Dickie Scruggs, who's the most powerful, richest and probably best plaintiffs lawyer in the country, whose home was destroye... | well everybody state farm is playing hardball. in court but the other side is very powerful i mean mike moore is. the former, attorney general. of mississippi he, has, actually joined the firm; of dickie scruggs who's the most powerful richest and probably best plaintiffs lawyer in the country whose home was destroyed ... | Well everybody State. Farm is playing, hardball in court but the other side is very powerful, I mean Mike Moore is. the former attorney. general of Mississippi He has actually joined the firm of Dickie Scruggs who's the. most powerful richest and probably best plaintiffs lawyer in the country whose home was destroyed A... | well, everybody. state farm is playing hardball in court, but the other side is very powerful, i mean, mike moore is the former attorney general of mississippi. he has actually joined the firm of dickie scruggs, who's the most powerful, richest and probably best plaintiffs lawyer in the country, whose home was destroye... |
Well, hasn't State Farm said it's going to leave Mississippi? | well hasn't state; farm said it's going to leave | Well; hasn't State Farm said it's. going to leave | well, hasn't state farm said it's going to leave mississippi? |
No, they haven't said that. They - what they've actually said is that they will no longer write new homeowner policies in Mississippi. And that's a form of hardball too, I mean they are basically telling the state of Mississippi, if you keep going after us we're going to put the hammer on you too. | no they haven't said that they - what they've actually said is that, they will no longer write new homeowner policies in mississippi and, that's a form of hardball too i mean they. are basically. telling the state of; mississippi if you keep going after us we're going to put the hammer on you | No they haven't said, that They - what they've actually said is that they. will no longer write. new homeowner policies in Mississippi And that's a form of hardball too I mean they are basically telling the state of Mississippi if you keep going after us we're going to put the hammer on, you | no, they haven't said that. they - what they've actually said is that they will no longer write new homeowner policies in mississippi. and that's a form of hardball too, i mean they are basically telling the state of mississippi, if you keep going after us we're going to put the hammer on you too. |
So what happens down the road? | so what happens down the; | So what happens down the | so what happens down the road? |
You know, the insurance companies will pay out more money but then they will move on. The policyholders are still going to be in the same position that they're in now. They'll get a little more money, but chances are they will not get enough to rebuild. | you know the insurance, companies, will pay out, more. money but then they will move on the policyholders. are still going to be in the same position that they're in now they'll get a little more money but chances are they will, not get enough to | You know the insurance companies will pay out more money but then they will move on The policyholders. are still going to be in the same position that they're in now They'll get a little. more money but chances are they will not get; enough to | you know, the insurance companies will pay out more money but then they will move on. the policyholders are still going to be in the same position that they're in now. they'll get a little more money, but chances are they will not get enough to rebuild. |
And the real question is, what will rebuilding look like along the coast? I mean, these were developed areas where a lot of them were high-income homes, and it's a little unlikely that it will be rebuilt the same way, given what happened and given that everybody now understands in a way they didn't before the consequen... | and the real question is what will rebuilding look like along the coast? i. mean these were developed areas where. a lot of them were high-income homes and it's a little unlikely that it will be rebuilt the same way given what happened and given that everybody now understands in a way they didn't before the consequence... | And the. real question; is what will rebuilding look like along the coast? I mean these were developed, areas where. a lot of them were high-income homes; and it's. a little unlikely that it will be rebuilt the same way given what happened and given that everybody now understands in a way they didn't before the consequ... | and the real question is, what will rebuilding look like along the coast? i mean, these were developed areas where a lot of them were high-income homes, and it's a little unlikely that it will be rebuilt the same way, given what happened and given that everybody now understands in a way they didn't before the consequen... |
All right. Well, thanks very much, Joe. | all right well. thanks very much | All right Well thanks very much | all right. well, thanks very much, joe. |
Thank you, Lynn. | thank you; | Thank you | thank you, lynn. |
Joe Nocera is a columnist for the New York Times. He joined us from New York. | joe nocera, is a columnist for the new york times he joined us from new. | Joe Nocera is a columnist, for the New York Times He joined us from. New, | joe nocera is a columnist for the new york times. he joined us from new york. |
And I'm David Greene this morning at Youth Radio in Oakland, Calif. And, you know, if you come to the Bay Area, it takes, like, seven seconds before someone's saying meet me tonight for sushi. Sushi's big here. And the best of it often comes from across the ocean from a place called Tjusiki Market. It's the world's lar... | and i'm david greene this morning at youth radio in; oakland calif and you know if you come to the bay. area. it takes, like seven seconds, before someone's saying meet me tonight; for sushi sushi's big here and the best of it often comes from across the ocean from a place called tjusiki market it's the world's largest... | And I'm David Greene this morning at Youth Radio, in Oakland Calif And you know if you come, to, the Bay Area it takes like seven seconds before someone's saying meet me tonight for sushi Sushi's big here And the best. of it often, comes from across the ocean from a place called Tjusiki Market It's the world's largest ... | and i'm david greene this morning at youth radio in oakland, calif. and, you know, if you come to the bay area, it takes, like, seven seconds before someone's saying meet me tonight for sushi. sushi's big here. and the best of it often comes from across the ocean from a place called tjusiki market. it's the world's lar... |
It's 4 a.m. It's snowing like crazy, and I am surrounded by fish - frozen fish, live fish. I'm at Tjusiki Market. This is where most of Tokyo and even high-end sushi joints in Hong Kong or San Francisco get their sushi. | it's 4 a.m it's snowing like crazy and i am surrounded by fish - frozen fish live fish, i'm at tjusiki market this is where most of tokyo and even high-end sushi joints in hong kong or san francisco get their | It's 4 a.m It's snowing like crazy and I am surrounded by fish - frozen fish live fish I'm at Tjusiki Market This is where most of. Tokyo and even high-end sushi joints in Hong, Kong; or San Francisco get their | it's 4 a.m. it's snowing like crazy, and i am surrounded by fish - frozen fish, live fish. i'm at tjusiki market. this is where most of tokyo and even high-end sushi joints in hong kong or san francisco get their sushi. |
(Foreign language spoken). | (foreign language | (Foreign. language | (foreign language spoken). |
Takashi Shibayama is a fish seller here. He says that bell means the start of one of the final auctions of the morning. | takashi shibayama is a fish seller here he, says that bell means the start of one of the final auctions of the | Takashi Shibayama is, a fish seller here, He says that bell means the start. of one, of the final auctions of the. | takashi shibayama is a fish seller here. he says that bell means the start of one of the final auctions of the morning. |
Tjusiki Market is now one of the most popular tourist spots in Tokyo. Every morning, tourists line up starting at 3 a.m. for a chance to watch the famous frozen tuna auction. Ninety-four years ago, Shibayama's grandfather opened the family fish store Shibasen. But Shibayama never thought he'd work here. In college, his... | tjusiki, market is now one of the most popular tourist spots in tokyo every morning tourists line up starting at 3 a.m for a chance to watch the, famous, frozen tuna auction ninety-four years ago shibayama's grandfather opened the family fish store shibasen but shibayama never thought he'd work here in college his pare... | Tjusiki Market is now one of the most popular tourist spots in Tokyo Every morning tourists line up starting. at 3 a.m for a chance to watch the famous. frozen tuna auction Ninety-four years ago Shibayama's grandfather, opened the family fish; store Shibasen But; Shibayama never thought he'd, work here In college his p... | tjusiki market is now one of the most popular tourist spots in tokyo. every morning, tourists line up starting at 3 a.m. for a chance to watch the famous frozen tuna auction. ninety-four years ago, shibayama's grandfather opened the family fish store shibasen. but shibayama never thought he'd work here. in college, his... |
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"Well, it was by force. He said, tomorrow, you'd better show up at the store. And if I hadn't, I'd have been kicked out of the house." | "well it was by force he said tomorrow you'd better show up at the store and if i hadn't i'd; have been kicked, out of the | "Well it was by, force He said tomorrow you'd. better show up at the store And if I hadn't I'd have. been kicked out of the | "well, it was by force. he said, tomorrow, you'd better show up at the store. and if i hadn't, i'd have been kicked out of the house." |
Shibayama has been working at Tjusiki for 40 years, and he says he now loves his job. Last year, he wrote a book about his experiences called "Arigato Tsukiji" or "Thank You, Tsukiji." He says he did it now because as he says... | shibayama has been working, at tjusiki for 40 years and he says he now, loves his job last year he wrote a book about his experiences called "arigato tsukiji" or "thank, you tsukiji" he says he. did it now because as he | Shibayama, has been working; at Tjusiki for 40 years and he says he now loves his job Last year, he wrote a book about his experiences called "Arigato, Tsukiji" or "Thank You Tsukiji" He, says he did it now because as he | shibayama has been working at tjusiki for 40 years, and he says he now loves his job. last year, he wrote a book about his experiences called "arigato tsukiji" or "thank you, tsukiji." he says he did it now because as he says... |
(Foreign language spoken). | (foreign language | (Foreign; language | (foreign language spoken). |
Tsukiji's countdown has finally started. This year, Tokyo City will move Tsukiji's main market farther away to Tokyo Bay. Tokyo City would not agree to an interview. Instead, they direct me and everyone to their website, which explains that Tsukiji is showing its age. It is 80 years old. The market wasn't built for tru... | tsukiji's countdown. has finally started this year tokyo city; will move tsukiji's. main market farther away to tokyo bay, tokyo city would not agree to an interview instead they direct me and everyone to their website which explains that tsukiji is showing its age it is, 80 years, old the market wasn't built for truck... | Tsukiji's countdown, has; finally started This year, Tokyo City will move, Tsukiji's main market farther away to, Tokyo Bay Tokyo City would not. agree to an interview Instead they direct me and everyone to their website which explains that. Tsukiji is showing its age It is 80 years, old The market wasn't built, for, t... | tsukiji's countdown has finally started. this year, tokyo city will move tsukiji's main market farther away to tokyo bay. tokyo city would not agree to an interview. instead, they direct me and everyone to their website, which explains that tsukiji is showing its age. it is 80 years old. the market wasn't built for tru... |
(Through interpreter) From the perspective of tourism, Tsukiji's great. You don't find places as amazing as this. But as a market facility, we've completely reached our limits. | (through interpreter) from the perspective of tourism tsukiji's great you; don't find places as amazing as this but as a market facility we've completely reached our | (Through interpreter) From. the perspective of tourism Tsukiji's great You don't find places as amazing, as this But as a, market facility we've completely reached our | (through interpreter) from the perspective of tourism, tsukiji's great. you don't find places as amazing as this. but as a market facility, we've completely reached our limits. |
You know, I'm listening to that, Rachel, and thinking, among other things, we have heard so much about the personalities in this race, so much of the politics in this race. We've heard less about about the issues, things like abortion that are really important to voters in Alabama and their kids as we just heard. | you know i'm, listening to that rachel and thinking among other things we have heard so much about the, personalities in this race so much of the politics in this race we've heard less about about the issues things. like abortion that are really important to voters in alabama and their kids as we just | You, know I'm listening, to. that Rachel and thinking among other things we have heard so much about the personalities in this race. so much of the politics in this race We've heard less about about the issues things. like abortion that, are really important. to voters in Alabama and their kids as; we just | you know, i'm listening to that, rachel, and thinking, among other things, we have heard so much about the personalities in this race, so much of the politics in this race. we've heard less about about the issues, things like abortion that are really important to voters in alabama and their kids as we just heard. |
And her projects now include something called the Race Card Project, which she is going to share, occasionally, with us. What is it? | and her projects now include something called the race card project which she is going to share occasionally with us what is | And her projects now include something called the Race Card Project which she is going to share occasionally. with us What is | and her projects now include something called the race card project, which she is going to share, occasionally, with us. what is it? |
This is totally contrary to how the medical and biotech fields work. Studies are published in journals and reviewed by peers, and products require government approval. This may gum up the works of Silicon Valley's fast-paced innovation economy, but it's for a good reason, says Stanford Medical School professor Ioannidi... | this is totally contrary to how the medical and. biotech fields work; studies are published in journals and reviewed, by peers and products require, government approval this may gum up the works of silicon valley's fast-paced innovation economy but it's for a good reason says stanford. medical school professor | This is totally contrary to how, the, medical and biotech fields work, Studies are published in journals and reviewed by peers and products require government approval This may gum up the works of Silicon Valley's fast-paced innovation economy but it's for a good reason says Stanford Medical School professor | this is totally contrary to how the medical and biotech fields work. studies are published in journals and reviewed by peers, and products require government approval. this may gum up the works of silicon valley's fast-paced innovation economy, but it's for a good reason, says stanford medical school professor ioannidi... |
It's not such a horrible thing if your mobile phone battery dies an hour earlier than it's supposed to. But if a patient gets given the wrong results and then going down the path of making wrong decisions, that's serious. People can lose their lives. | it's not such a horrible thing if your mobile phone. battery dies an hour earlier than it's, supposed to but if a, patient gets given the, wrong, results and then going down the path. of making wrong decisions that's serious people can lose their | It's not such a horrible thing if your mobile phone; battery dies. an hour earlier. than it's supposed to But if a patient gets given the wrong; results, and. then going down the path of making wrong decisions that's serious People can lose their | it's not such a horrible thing if your mobile phone battery dies an hour earlier than it's supposed to. but if a patient gets given the wrong results and then going down the path of making wrong decisions, that's serious. people can lose their lives. |
As for Theranos and Elizabeth Holmes, the company is facing scrutiny from the Securities and Exchange Commission and the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of California. Some Theranos supporters believe in the end, Holmes will turn out to be right. Laura Sydell, NPR News. | as for theranos and elizabeth holmes the company is facing scrutiny from the; securities and, exchange commission, and the u.s; attorney's office for; the northern district, of california some theranos supporters believe in the end holmes will turn out to be right laura sydell npr | As for Theranos and Elizabeth. Holmes the company is facing scrutiny from the Securities and Exchange; Commission and, the U.S Attorney's Office for the Northern, District of California Some; Theranos supporters believe in the end Holmes will turn out to, be right Laura Sydell NPR | as for theranos and elizabeth holmes, the company is facing scrutiny from the securities and exchange commission and the u.s. attorney's office for the northern district of california. some theranos supporters believe in the end, holmes will turn out to be right. laura sydell, npr news. |
One of the casualties of the drought that may not come to mind immediately - the California soundscape. Bernie Krause is one person who appreciates these sounds. He's a soundscape ecologist. | one of the casualties of the drought, that may, not come to mind immediately - the california soundscape bernie krause is one, person who appreciates these. sounds he's a soundscape | One of the casualties of the drought; that may not come to mind immediately - the California. soundscape Bernie Krause is one person who appreciates these sounds He's a soundscape | one of the casualties of the drought that may not come to mind immediately - the california soundscape. bernie krause is one person who appreciates these sounds. he's a soundscape ecologist. |
Which means I record sounds of living organisms - nonhuman organisms, mostly - in different habitats from around the world. It's a little like... | which means i record sounds of living organisms - nonhuman organisms mostly - in. different habitats from around the world it's a, little | Which means I record sounds. of living. organisms - nonhuman organisms mostly - in different habitats from around, the world. It's a little | which means i record sounds of living organisms - nonhuman organisms, mostly - in different habitats from around the world. it's a little like... |
(SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "SYMPHONY NUMBER 5 IN C MINOR, OPUS 67") | (soundbite. of; song "symphony number 5 in c minor opus | (SOUNDBITE OF SONG "SYMPHONY NUMBER 5 IN C MINOR OPUS | (soundbite of song, "symphony number 5 in c minor, opus 67") |
...Trying to understand the magnificence of Beethoven's "Fifth Symphony" by abstracting the sound of a single violin player out of the context of the orchestra and hearing just that one part. You can't do it. | ...trying to understand the magnificence, of beethoven's "fifth symphony" by abstracting, the sound of a single violin player. out of the context of. the orchestra; and hearing just. that one part you can't. do. | ...Trying to understand the magnificence of Beethoven's "Fifth Symphony" by abstracting the sound of a single violin player out of the context. of the orchestra, and, hearing just that one. part. You can't do | ...trying to understand the magnificence of beethoven's "fifth symphony" by abstracting the sound of a single violin player out of the context of the orchestra and hearing just that one part. you can't do it. |
(SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "SYMPHONY NUMBER 5 IN C MINOR, OPUS 67") | (soundbite of song "symphony number 5 in c, minor opus | (SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "SYMPHONY NUMBER 5 IN C MINOR OPUS | (soundbite of song, "symphony number 5 in c minor, opus 67") |
Over his 40-year career, Krause has recorded rainforests and deserts and mountains on seven continents. One of his favorite places on Earth to record is just 20 minutes away from his home in Northern California - Sugarloaf State Park in the Mayacamas Mountains, a place remarkably untouched by the sound of airplanes and... | over his 40-year career krause. has recorded rainforests and deserts, and mountains on seven continents one of his favorite places on earth to record is just 20 minutes away from his home. in northern california - sugarloaf state park in the mayacamas mountains a place remarkably, untouched by. the sound of airplanes a... | Over his 40-year career Krause has recorded rainforests; and deserts and mountains on seven; continents One of his favorite places on Earth to record is just 20 minutes away from his home in Northern California. - Sugarloaf State Park in the Mayacamas Mountains a place remarkably untouched by the sound of airplanes and... | over his 40-year career, krause has recorded rainforests and deserts and mountains on seven continents. one of his favorite places on earth to record is just 20 minutes away from his home in northern california - sugarloaf state park in the mayacamas mountains, a place remarkably untouched by the sound of airplanes and... |
I've been recording there for almost 20 years now. The dawn, of course, is the time day when birds tend to vocalize at their highest levels, particularly in the springtime and early summer. | i've been recording there for almost 20 years now the dawn of course is the time day when birds tend to vocalize at their highest levels particularly in the springtime and, early. | I've been recording there for almost 20 years now The dawn of course is the time day when. birds tend to vocalize at their highest levels particularly. in the springtime and early | i've been recording there for almost 20 years now. the dawn, of course, is the time day when birds tend to vocalize at their highest levels, particularly in the springtime and early summer. |
(SOUNDBITE OF BIRDSONG) | (soundbite of | (SOUNDBITE OF | (soundbite of birdsong) |
In this recording, taken in 2004, that's exactly what's going on. Ten years later, in 2014 - same spot, but there were almost no birds present in the environment, which he says is very unusual. | in this recording taken, in 2004, that's exactly what's going on ten. years later in 2014 - same spot but there were almost no birds present. in the environment. which he says is very | In this recording taken in 2004, that's exactly what's going on Ten years later in 2014 - same spot but there were almost no birds present in the environment which he says, is very, | in this recording, taken in 2004, that's exactly what's going on. ten years later, in 2014 - same spot, but there were almost no birds present in the environment, which he says is very unusual. |
In 77 years, this is the first time that I've heard a spring in a temperate area in United States without birdsong. | in 77 years this is the first time that i've heard a spring in a temperate area in united states without | In 77 years, this is the. first time that, I've heard a spring in a temperate area in United States without | in 77 years, this is the first time that i've heard a spring in a temperate area in united states without birdsong. |
Krause says he'll go back this spring to record again, and with the El Nino weather pattern, he says things might perk up. Even so, Krause points to his recording as a silent alarm. | krause says he'll go back this spring to record again and with the el nino weather. pattern he says things might perk up even so krause points to his recording as a silent | Krause says he'll go back this. spring, to record again and with the El Nino weather pattern he says things might perk up Even so Krause points to his recording as a silent | krause says he'll go back this spring to record again, and with the el nino weather pattern, he says things might perk up. even so, krause points to his recording as a silent alarm. |
It expresses to me that there is a problem, and, really, it needs to be addressed and looked at in the most profound way. | it expresses to. me that, there is a problem and really it needs to be addressed and looked at in the most profound | It expresses to me, that, there, is a problem and really, it needs to be addressed and looked at in the most; profound | it expresses to me that there is a problem, and, really, it needs to be addressed and looked at in the most profound way. |
We begin this hour with this reality check from two top U.S. Defense officials. Iraq is short thousands of the recruits it will need to take on the Islamic State. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter and Joint Chiefs chairman, General Martin Dempsey, told lawmakers today that only a capable Iraqi ground force can defeat ISI... | we, begin this hour with this reality, check from two top u.s defense officials iraq. is short thousands of the recruits it will need to take on the islamic state defense secretary ashton carter and joint chiefs, chairman general martin dempsey, told. lawmakers today that only a capable iraqi ground force can defeat is... | We begin this hour with this reality. check. from two, top, U.S, Defense officials, Iraq is short thousands of the, recruits it will; need to take. on the Islamic State Defense Secretary Ashton Carter and Joint Chiefs chairman General Martin Dempsey told. lawmakers today, that only a capable Iraqi. ground force can def... | we begin this hour with this reality check from two top u.s. defense officials. iraq is short thousands of the recruits it will need to take on the islamic state. defense secretary ashton carter and joint chiefs chairman, general martin dempsey, told lawmakers today that only a capable iraqi ground force can defeat isi... |
Secretary Carter told the House Armed Services Committee that the U.S. effort to create an effective Iraqi ground force is moving slowly. It is, as he put it, a work in progress. Just last month, ISIS took Ramadi, the provincial capital of Anbar Province. Iraqi forces fled. | secretary carter told. the house armed services committee that the u.s effort to create an effective iraqi ground force is moving slowly, it is as he put it a work in progress just last month isis took ramadi the provincial capital of anbar province iraqi forces | Secretary Carter. told the House Armed Services Committee that the U.S effort to create an effective Iraqi ground force is, moving slowly It is as he put it a work in progress Just last month ISIS took Ramadi the provincial capital of Anbar. Province Iraqi forces | secretary carter told the house armed services committee that the u.s. effort to create an effective iraqi ground force is moving slowly. it is, as he put it, a work in progress. just last month, isis took ramadi, the provincial capital of anbar province. iraqi forces fled. |
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What we saw in Ramadi last month was deeply disappointing and illustrated the importance of a capable and motivated Iraq ground force. In the days that followed, all of us on the president's National Security team, at his direction, took another hard look at our campaign. | what we saw in ramadi, last month was. deeply, disappointing and illustrated the importance, of a capable and motivated iraq ground force in the days that followed all of us on the president's national security team; at his direction took another hard look at our | What we saw in Ramadi last. month was deeply disappointing and illustrated. the importance of a capable and motivated Iraq ground force, In the days that followed all of us on the president's National Security team at his direction took another hard look at our | what we saw in ramadi last month was deeply disappointing and illustrated the importance of a capable and motivated iraq ground force. in the days that followed, all of us on the president's national security team, at his direction, took another hard look at our campaign. |
And that hard look included sending 450 more American advisers to Anbar to recruit Sunni fighters. The American trainers and advisers now stand at 3,500. Some lawmakers want thousands of U.S. combat troops to speed up the operation against ISIS. Others suggest deploying small numbers of combat air controllers to call i... | and that hard look included sending 450 more american advisers to anbar to recruit sunni fighters the american trainers and. advisers now stand at 3,500. some lawmakers want thousands of u.s combat troops to speed up the, operation against isis others suggest deploying small numbers of combat air controllers to call, i... | And that hard look included sending 450 more American advisers to Anbar to recruit Sunni fighters The American trainers and advisers. now stand at 3,500. Some lawmakers want thousands of U.S combat troops to speed up the operation against ISIS Others. suggest deploying small numbers of combat air, controllers to call i... | and that hard look included sending 450 more american advisers to anbar to recruit sunni fighters. the american trainers and advisers now stand at 3,500. some lawmakers want thousands of u.s. combat troops to speed up the operation against isis. others suggest deploying small numbers of combat air controllers to call i... |
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And it really emboldened the confidence of those Iraqi soldiers. | and it really emboldened the confidence of those iraqi | And, it really emboldened the confidence of those Iraqi, | and it really emboldened the confidence of those iraqi soldiers. |
But General Dempsey said the U.S. should not repeat that effort. | but general dempsey said the u.s should not repeat that | But General Dempsey said the, U.S should not repeat that, | but general dempsey said the u.s. should not repeat that effort. |
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If their spine is not stiffened by the threat of ISIL on their way of life, nothing we do is going to stiffen their spine. | if their, spine, is not stiffened by the threat. of isil on their way of life nothing we do is going. to stiffen, their | If their spine is not stiffened by the threat of, ISIL on their. way, of life nothing we do is, going to stiffen their | if their spine is not stiffened by the threat of isil on their way of life, nothing we do is going to stiffen their spine. |
Carter also brushed aside sending American combat troops, alluding to the more-than-165,000 American troops once stationed in Iraq. | carter also brushed aside sending american combat troops alluding to the; more-than-165,000 american troops. once stationed in | Carter also brushed aside sending American combat troops alluding to, the more-than-165,000 American troops once stationed in | carter also brushed aside sending american combat troops, alluding to the more-than-165,000 american troops once stationed in iraq. |
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Because we know from experience that putting U.S. combat troops on the ground as a substitute for local forces will not produce enduring results. | because we know from experience that putting u.s, combat troops on the ground as, a substitute for local forces will not produce, enduring | Because we know from experience that putting U.S combat troops on the. ground. as a substitute for local forces will not produce, enduring | because we know from experience that putting u.s. combat troops on the ground as a substitute for local forces will not produce enduring results. |
Carter acknowledged that the toughest challenge is a political one - getting more recruits to take on ISIS, especially Sunni fighters in Anbar Province who despise the Shia-led government. | carter acknowledged. that the toughest challenge is a political one - getting more recruits to take on. isis. especially sunni fighters in anbar province who despise the shia-led | Carter acknowledged that the toughest challenge is a political one - getting, more recruits to take on. ISIS especially Sunni, fighters in Anbar Province who despise. the Shia-led | carter acknowledged that the toughest challenge is a political one - getting more recruits to take on isis, especially sunni fighters in anbar province who despise the shia-led government. |
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We simply haven't received enough recruits. Of the 24,000 Iraqi security forces we had originally envisioned training at our four sites by this fall, we've only received enough recruits to be able to train about 7,000. | we simply haven't received enough recruits of the 24,000 iraqi security forces we; had originally, envisioned training at our four sites by this fall we've only received enough recruits, to be able to train about | We simply haven't received enough recruits Of the 24,000 Iraqi security forces we had originally envisioned training at our four sites by this fall we've only received enough recruits to be able to train, about, | we simply haven't received enough recruits. of the 24,000 iraqi security forces we had originally envisioned training at our four sites by this fall, we've only received enough recruits to be able to train about 7,000. |
Secretary Carter said the Iraqi government is reaching out to the Sunnis, and that's starting to show results with more recruits. But with military leaders continuing to postpone operations, the committee's chairman, Republican Mac Thornberry of Texas, reflected a widespread impatience. | secretary, carter said the iraqi, government is reaching out to the sunnis and. that's starting to show results with more recruits but with military leaders continuing to postpone operations the committee's chairman republican mac thornberry of texas reflected a widespread | Secretary Carter, said the Iraqi government is reaching out to the Sunnis and that's starting to, show results with, more recruits But with military leaders continuing to postpone operations the committee's chairman Republican Mac Thornberry of Texas reflected a widespread | secretary carter said the iraqi government is reaching out to the sunnis, and that's starting to show results with more recruits. but with military leaders continuing to postpone operations, the committee's chairman, republican mac thornberry of texas, reflected a widespread impatience. |
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So what's the reasonable time period for us to check back and see whether this is working as we hope? | so, what's. the reasonable time period for us; to check back and; see. whether this is working as we | So what's the reasonable time period for us to check back and see whether this is working as we | so what's the reasonable time period for us to check back and see whether this is working as we hope? |
I honestly think it's reasonable for you to ask in weeks. | i honestly think it's reasonable for, you to ask in | I honestly think, it's reasonable for you to ask in | i honestly think it's reasonable for you to ask in weeks. |
Timetables aside, the committee's ranking Democrat, Congressman Adam Smith, raised an issue that's gaining ground in policy circles. Iraq has ceased to exist. | timetables aside the committee's ranking democrat congressman adam smith raised an issue that's gaining ground in policy circles iraq has ceased to | Timetables aside the committee's ranking Democrat Congressman Adam Smith raised an issue that's gaining ground. in policy circles Iraq has ceased to; | timetables aside, the committee's ranking democrat, congressman adam smith, raised an issue that's gaining ground in policy circles. iraq has ceased to exist. |
And which one would you describe as your Batman? Our phone number is 800-989-8255; email us: talk@npr.org. And you can join the conversation on our Web site. That's at npr.org, click on TALK OF THE NATION. | and which one would you describe as your batman? our phone number is. 800-989-8255; email us: talk@npr.org and you can join the conversation, on our web site that's at npr.org click on talk of. the | And which, one would you describe as your Batman? Our phone number is 800-989-8255; email us: talk@npr.org And you can join the conversation on our Web site That's at npr.org click on TALK OF THE | and which one would you describe as your batman? our phone number is 800-989-8255; email us: talk@npr.org. and you can join the conversation on our web site. that's at npr.org, click on talk of the nation. |
Neil Gaiman joins us from the studios of Minnesota Public Radio in Saint Paul. Congratulations. Nice to have you back on the program. | neil gaiman joins us from the studios of minnesota public radio in saint paul congratulations nice to have, you back on the | Neil Gaiman joins us from the studios of Minnesota Public Radio in Saint Paul Congratulations Nice to have you back on the | neil gaiman joins us from the studios of minnesota public radio in saint paul. congratulations. nice to have you back on the program. |
It's lovely to be back, Neal. | it's lovely to be back | It's lovely to be back | it's lovely to be back, neal. |
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