Speaker 1: It is six so five here Kentucky and it's Morning
Speaker 1: News with Nick Coffee on news Radio eight forty whas,
Speaker 1: Good morning Kentucky and a happy Monday.
Speaker 2: Let's get the week started.
Speaker 1: A short week for myself and I'm sure a lot
Speaker 1: of folks with the fourth of July coming up on Friday,
Speaker 1: I'll be out on Thursday. So that gives me a
Speaker 1: four day weekend. Can I get a hell? Yeah, I
Speaker 1: guess you've got a four day weekend as well, because
Speaker 1: you'll be with us. You'll be here Thursday, right, John's right,
Speaker 1: but not Monday.
Speaker 3: But not on Monday.
Speaker 2: How about us? A couple of four day weekends coming
Speaker 2: our way.
Speaker 3: And then I'm gonna have another a second straight four day.
Speaker 1: Week though, which is nice. Oh yeah, I mean that's
Speaker 1: the way to do it right now. Absolutely, you're part
Speaker 1: time around here anymore, man. I kid, he's a hard worker.
Speaker 1: He's the hardest working man in show business. John Alden, So,
Speaker 1: but yeah, we always I mean, if you get vacation,
Speaker 1: take the vacation. I this is just a testament to
Speaker 1: how hard of a worker I am, and just how
Speaker 1: I mean just it's a labor of love. I for
Speaker 1: a couple of years, got to November December, and I
Speaker 1: took some time, but I had more time, Like I
Speaker 1: left some time on the books because it's a user
Speaker 1: to lose the situation, and I just one I think
Speaker 1: after I've been here five years, I ended up falling
Speaker 1: into having more vacation time than that, like a lot
Speaker 1: more than I than I had, and with it being
Speaker 1: the holidays that's usually prime time for me. When I
Speaker 1: was when I was hosting sports talk radio, just because
Speaker 1: like even though like ratings and whatnot aren't even factored
Speaker 1: in towards I think the end of the year, I
Speaker 1: just felt like, I mean, when you've got usually UK
Speaker 1: and you've al playing in basketball around that time, obviously
Speaker 1: UK and youvel football now play around Thanksgiving. So I
Speaker 1: ended up I remember starting a new calendar year knowing
Speaker 1: that I didn't take like four or five days of vacation,
Speaker 1: and I said, never again, that's foolish, right, they give
Speaker 1: me the time off I need to I need to
Speaker 1: use it. I know I sound like the guy who
Speaker 1: when your interview, when you're getting an interview for a job,
Speaker 1: and what would you say is is your is your
Speaker 1: biggest weakness? Well, it's just that I worked too hard.
Speaker 1: I just I'm just, I just you can't keep.
Speaker 2: Me away off. Yeah, exactly, no days off.
Speaker 1: That used to be the brand, but not anymore because
Speaker 1: I need time off and look at the If your
Speaker 1: employer's going to give you some time off, you should
Speaker 1: certainly certainly take advantage of it. All right, So the
Speaker 1: big story so far this morning, especially here locally, but
Speaker 1: it's not just the local story. It's it's a national
Speaker 1: story as well as Hall of Fame. Four time Kentucky
Speaker 1: Derby winning trainer d Wayne Lucas passed away on Saturday
Speaker 1: evening at the age of eighty nine. Churchill Downs released
Speaker 1: a statement, a press release I should say yesterday to
Speaker 1: I guess, get the news out there formally and obviously
Speaker 1: this is a guy who when it comes to what
Speaker 1: he did, meaning he was a trainer in horse racing,
Speaker 1: and so much more than that, but clearly a legend,
Speaker 1: a guy who had four Kentucky Derby wins, six wins
Speaker 1: in the Preakness, four wins, and the Belmont Stakes. When
Speaker 1: it comes to the Triple Crown racist that I just
Speaker 1: mentioned here, I mean him having fourteen of them. I
Speaker 1: think only Bob Bafford has more. He secured twenty Breeders
Speaker 1: Cup victories, which of course was a recent record and
Speaker 1: obviously just a legendary career. And I did not have
Speaker 1: a chance to ever meet Dewayne Lucas, to have any
Speaker 1: interaction with him. Certainly he had a presence about him
Speaker 1: that let you know just how much of an impact
Speaker 1: he had on horse racing and an impact that he
Speaker 1: had on people. Again, I didn't get to meet him,
Speaker 1: but if I did, I feel like I would have known.
Speaker 1: It was a real privilege, just because you know, you'll
Speaker 1: hear about all of those accomplishments, and I didn't even
Speaker 1: get close to listing everything that he accomplished in the
Speaker 1: world of horse racing. But when you hear people who
Speaker 1: did cover him in his profession, and they did it
Speaker 1: for a long time, and they were able to develop
Speaker 1: somewhat of a relationship with him, Rather it be just
Speaker 1: professional or maybe it became a little more of a
Speaker 1: professional to where they were friendly. He certainly left an
Speaker 1: impact on them and that is something that really stands
Speaker 1: out when you are in whatever industry it is. For
Speaker 1: as long as he was I mean he was, I mean,
Speaker 1: he was a part of the Derby just a month ago,
Speaker 1: So a couple months ago, I should say. So this
Speaker 1: is obviously somebody who did it until he was eighty
Speaker 1: nine years old for you to have such a long career.
Speaker 1: And it's not to say that people claimed he was
Speaker 1: the most perfect human being ever, but I think he
Speaker 1: was genuine. I think he was consistent, and I just
Speaker 1: think it's human nature for us as humans to just
Speaker 1: appreciate that. And he certainly had a lot of people
Speaker 1: who appreciated him in what he did for them and
Speaker 1: the impact he had on not only the industry of
Speaker 1: horse racing, but also the impact here in the community.
Speaker 1: So rest in peace to de Wayne Lucas. Also over
Speaker 1: the weekend, Tom Jurich came back to be honored by
Speaker 1: both the university and the city. The former U of
Speaker 1: l athletic director had not been back in any kind
Speaker 1: of a formal you know, he was effectively fired in
Speaker 1: two thousand and seventeen, and then after that, I mean
Speaker 1: you'd hear about him being in town, you'd see some
Speaker 1: pictures pop up on social media. But last week he
Speaker 1: did a lot of interviews. In fact, he joined Terry
Speaker 1: Miners on h midweek last week and obviously a lot
Speaker 1: of coverage of it, as you could expect, and we'll
Speaker 1: let you hear a little bit about what he had
Speaker 1: to say coming up here in just a few minutes.
Speaker 1: In fact, i'll share with you a story that he
Speaker 1: shared on Saturday that has something to do with the
Speaker 1: current Louisville basketball coach Pat Kelsey, which I think Louisville
Speaker 1: fans will like to hear that. But I was happy
Speaker 1: to see Tom very much visually, I guess I should
Speaker 1: say visibly moved by those that showed up. And I
Speaker 1: don't know what the crowd was as far as the
Speaker 1: amount of people, but you could tell there were people
Speaker 1: there that he was happy to see. And there's probably
Speaker 1: some people that he lost touch with and maybe just
Speaker 1: forgot about, but them showing up to show that they
Speaker 1: appreciated all that he did not a surprise by any means,
Speaker 1: because he was so impactful for not only this university,
Speaker 1: University of Louisville when it comes to just creating the
Speaker 1: athletic department to be what it is today, he also
Speaker 1: had an impact on the city here. So again we'll
Speaker 1: get into that and a lot more. It's Consucka in
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Speaker 1: here on news radio eight forty WHS. So the big
Speaker 1: story nationally is what took place yesterday in Idaho, and
Speaker 1: there's still a lot of unanswered questions as far as
Speaker 1: who this perpetrator was, what their motive was. But just
Speaker 1: an awful, awful, tragic situation as firefighters were called to
Speaker 1: what they believe was a fire that they needed to,
Speaker 1: you know, go help.
Speaker 2: And I mean that's that's I mean, I can't imagine.
Speaker 1: I mean, I've never It's probably this probably won't shock anybody,
Speaker 1: but I've never been in law enforcement or been a
Speaker 1: first responder or anything like that. And those who sacrifice
Speaker 1: potentially their life to go keep people safe, I mean
Speaker 1: those are special, special people, and I would imagine that
Speaker 1: rarely do they ever end up going to save people
Speaker 1: potentially and do what they're do what they're supposed to do,
Speaker 1: and not know if they're Evron gonna come home, because
Speaker 1: that's that's what you sign up for, and we need
Speaker 1: people like that. We're so appreciative for those that do
Speaker 1: choose to be public servants in that way first responders,
Speaker 1: but they became victims because the fire was believed to
Speaker 1: be intentionally set by someone who wanted to bring out
Speaker 1: firemen to the area. So I assume he could. I
Speaker 1: think they did say that it was a man, but
Speaker 1: they could just ambush these firemen, and it sounds like
Speaker 1: it was someone who had was a sniper. And yeah,
Speaker 1: just just an awful, awful story. And here's what we
Speaker 1: know right now, as far as just the latest overnight.
Speaker 1: They did in fact find the suspected shooter who allegedly
Speaker 1: again killed two Idaho firefighters and injured at least one.
Speaker 1: That suspect was found dead with the weapon. That was
Speaker 1: late last night. He has first responder cruise. We're pinned
Speaker 1: down for hours when a hidden gunman opened fire as
Speaker 1: they fought that blaze on Canfield Mountains just north of.
Speaker 2: Is It Court Aline.
Speaker 1: I'm sure I'm butchering that name Portelaine, Yeah, in Idaho there.
Speaker 1: So they first reached out about eight one in regards
Speaker 1: to a fire and then rifle shots rang out roughly
Speaker 1: thirty minutes later, which, of course forest deputies to return
Speaker 1: fire with helicopters. And just to you know, as far
Speaker 1: as who this person is, I've yet to see that
Speaker 1: we have any kind of an update as far as
Speaker 1: a name, but I'm sure we'll know here soon enough,
Speaker 1: and there won't be any kind of explanation as far
Speaker 1: as a motive it's going to make this make any sense.
Speaker 1: But again, we will let you know the latest throughout
Speaker 1: the morning. Here wouldn't shock me. By the time we
Speaker 1: wrap this thing up this morning, we'll have some more
Speaker 1: some more details for you, all right, So real quick
Speaker 1: on the Tom Jurich honor this weekend where he was
Speaker 1: brought back by the city and the school to have
Speaker 1: a part of Floyd Street named after him. Jurich Way,
Speaker 1: this is a little bit of what he had to
Speaker 1: say on on on Saturday. As many fans, supporters and
Speaker 1: I'm sure friends of Tom showed up to uh To
Speaker 1: to be there for him on this special day. And clearly,
Speaker 1: as you could tell here, it was it was a
Speaker 1: special day as he had a tough time controlling his
Speaker 1: emotions as as you know one would expect given given
Speaker 1: the situation.
Speaker 2: Overall, this is Eric Crawford's fault.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Taryln and I were driving on Tuesday to come
Speaker 4: up here from from our from South Carolina, and Eric
Speaker 4: said it's gonna be really emotional. It's no no, no,
Speaker 4: Aryln says, can you can you handle it? I said,
Speaker 4: oh yeah, this piece of cake? We this is not
Speaker 4: a piece of cake. I got off right here at
Speaker 4: the Cardinal Boulevard and it hit me hard. I haven't
Speaker 4: been back in eight years, and this is a place
Speaker 4: I love dearly and President. I wish you's so so
Speaker 4: much luck you. I've heard so many great things about you.
Speaker 4: I got to visit Josh yesterday. You got a great
Speaker 4: team together. You and Josh You're going to make a
Speaker 4: great team. And I just wish all of you the
Speaker 4: best of luck. This has never been a job to me.
Speaker 1: This was so we'll have some more of that for
Speaker 1: you guys a little bit later on. Also, I wanted
Speaker 1: to share a story that Jurrett shared about Pat Kelsey
Speaker 1: that I think Louisville fans will like so happy that
Speaker 1: Tom had that moment. I think I don't know if
Speaker 1: he didn't believe that he was appreciated around here, but
Speaker 1: if he didn't, then I would imagine after this past
Speaker 1: week and certainly Saturday morning, he has to know now
Speaker 1: right and good because he made an impact here that
Speaker 1: I don't know if there's anybody that's been as impactful
Speaker 1: on Louisville Athletics than Tom Jurche. All right, we've got
Speaker 1: an update of trafficking weather coming away and another update
Speaker 1: on sports with Scott Fitzgerald right here on news Radio
Speaker 1: eight forty WHS. Thank you very much, John Shannon. It
Speaker 1: is six thirty five here Kentucky ANDAs Morning News with
Speaker 1: Nick Coffee on news Radio eight forty WHAS. So parking
Speaker 1: meters may end up in the Highlands area, and that
Speaker 1: of course has business owners and obviously residents of the
Speaker 1: area sharing their thoughts and doesn't not a surprise that
Speaker 1: there's some that don't like this idea. But the parking
Speaker 1: Authority of River City Park they plan to add three
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty eight parking meters along Bargetown Road in
Speaker 1: the Highlands area to increase revenue and also parking turnover
Speaker 1: for businesses, meaning if you, and I guess is if
Speaker 1: you are, if you're a business owner, you would worry
Speaker 1: that if people are in fact going to have to
Speaker 1: start paying to park to come and give you business,
Speaker 1: then maybe they would they would go elsewhere because they
Speaker 1: don't want to pay to park. Right, you're competing with
Speaker 1: a lot of folks depending upon what your business is,
Speaker 1: and maybe you offer something that nobody else can give you.
Speaker 1: But if you're a restaurant or really just when you
Speaker 1: consider the businesses in that area, I'm sure there are
Speaker 1: other areas of Louisville that also have similar businesses and
Speaker 1: if there's not a strong preference on one or the other,
Speaker 1: I think with the economy certainly being the way it is,
Speaker 1: folks deciding to go to the place where they don't
Speaker 1: have to pay to park, if it's relatively the same
Speaker 1: distance like they wouldn't shock me at all.
Speaker 2: So there's there's I guess, a potential.
Speaker 1: Benefit that people wouldn't just wouldn't just set up, set
Speaker 1: up shop and not leave all day. But also there'll
Speaker 1: be people that maybe just don't want to have to
Speaker 1: pay to park in the Highlands because one they just
Speaker 1: want to save money, but also they've never had to
Speaker 1: do it before. So the meters are expected to generate
Speaker 1: two hundred and eighty five thousand dollars annually and it'll
Speaker 1: fund parks operations and not local projects. Residents, including friends
Speaker 1: of Bargetown Road, they opposed the plan, and they mentioned
Speaker 1: really that it's unfair that other areas like Frankfort Avenue
Speaker 1: remain meeter free. And that's where if you if you're
Speaker 1: competing with with other businesses similar to yours that are
Speaker 1: that are in the New lou area or in the
Speaker 1: Frankfort Avenue area, which again newlu may have parking as
Speaker 1: far as you have to pay out. I don't know
Speaker 1: that for certain, but Frankfort Avenue is an area that
Speaker 1: does not have meters now, and that may lead to
Speaker 1: people in that area this is benefiting from people that
Speaker 1: don't want to come and pay to park. So apparently
Speaker 1: they aim to have this completed by June of next year,
Speaker 1: pending community feedback. And I don't want to sound so cynical,
Speaker 1: but I just assume eventually, no matter where we go,
Speaker 1: there's going to be some type of parking fee associated.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's already that way now in a lot
Speaker 1: of places, and I don't like it. I try to
Speaker 1: find the cheapest option to park whenever I'm going somewhere,
Speaker 1: and there's clearly going to be a cost associated for
Speaker 1: me parking. But as far as just trying to find
Speaker 1: a space where I know I don't have to pay
Speaker 1: at all, I mean, maybe I'll get lucky, but there's
Speaker 1: certainly no expectation on my end of being able to
Speaker 1: find that, especially in big cities. In Louisville, of course,
Speaker 1: is the biggest city in this state, but obviously there's
Speaker 1: other cities to where. I mean, when's the last time
Speaker 1: you could be downtown Chicago and not have to pay
Speaker 1: to park somewhere. I mean, you get out of your
Speaker 1: car for five minutes in Chicago, they're getting fifty bucks
Speaker 1: out of you. I mean, I'm exaggerating a little bit,
Speaker 1: but maybe I'm not. I haven't been in Chicago in
Speaker 1: a while, and certainly the cost of everything has gone
Speaker 1: up quite a bit since my last trip to.
Speaker 2: The Windy City.
Speaker 1: But we went to the to Slugger Field for the
Speaker 1: Banana Ball event on Thursday, and we parked right there
Speaker 1: in that that lot that is I guess you'd call
Speaker 1: it the it's not the main lot for the stadium,
Speaker 1: but it's if you're looking out towards the river in
Speaker 1: front of the stadium, it's that lot to the left,
Speaker 1: and you scan the code and you put your card
Speaker 1: in and you put your plate number.
Speaker 2: That's that's that's a pretty convenient way to do it.
Speaker 1: But because of it being an event that was not
Speaker 1: a Bats game, it was Banana Ball with the Savannah
Speaker 1: Bananas in town and clearly a sellout crowd thirteen thousand
Speaker 1: people there, it was it was a flat rate fee
Speaker 1: for six hours, and I believe it costs like fifty
Speaker 1: five to sixty dollars to park. So I mean that
Speaker 1: I didn't like that, but I'm not at all surprised.
Speaker 1: The other thing, good John.
Speaker 3: I'll just say one thing. I wish places and events
Speaker 3: would just include the parking fee with your ticket, so
Speaker 3: you have to pay something separate.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then that's that's a good that's a good
Speaker 1: point because if you own your own, if you own
Speaker 1: your own, if you have property that like for example,
Speaker 1: like the Bats don't own that lot that I've parked in,
Speaker 1: so therefore they may not have certain control over it.
Speaker 1: I mean, most places that I guess that are gonna
Speaker 1: host a huge crowd, where again, parking is gonna be
Speaker 1: a fee, and it's not going to be cheap. It's
Speaker 1: really just people taking advantage. I mean that's why for
Speaker 1: from now, and I mean you could go back. I'm
Speaker 1: sure you could go back many many, many years. And
Speaker 1: it's certainly the case today and it probably isn't changing.
Speaker 1: But as Churchill Downs has purchased many a lot of
Speaker 1: the land that's near their track, I mean it's the
Speaker 1: expansions they've made over the years. There are still people
Speaker 1: who own homes that are within walking distance of Churchill
Speaker 1: Downs and I would love to know what kind of
Speaker 1: money they make when they set up their front yard
Speaker 1: for a full week of people making their way to
Speaker 1: Churchill Downs that don't mind walking a little bit farther
Speaker 1: if in fact they you know, they can save a
Speaker 1: little bit of money. But yeah, I mean parking is
Speaker 1: it's uh you should now in a lot of instances,
Speaker 1: I say, just assume when you're when you're trying to
Speaker 1: in your mind think of what it's going to cost
Speaker 1: you to to to go somewhere and do something. You're thinking, okay, uh,
Speaker 1: maybe estimate fuel cost maybe estimate dinner and drinks budgeting,
Speaker 1: you know, the meal if you're going to dinner with
Speaker 1: the family. But also I would just keep in mind
Speaker 1: there maybe don't be don't be so surprised if there's
Speaker 1: always going to be some fee added because you have
Speaker 1: to park your car somewhere. I don't like it, but
Speaker 1: I just that's the way it is now. Unfortunately, which
Speaker 1: we'll talk about coming up here just a minute. Some
Speaker 1: things that used to just be free and now you
Speaker 1: know you're paying for parking is certainly becoming one of those.
Speaker 1: We'll get to that and uh, something else I want
Speaker 1: to take a look at here before we get to
Speaker 1: our next update on sports. We've got a breakdown here.
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Speaker 1: to BHS. So things that used to just be free
Speaker 1: and there was never a thought of ever having to
Speaker 1: pay for it that now it's much different.
Speaker 2: Many many years later.
Speaker 1: This is one where I mean it's still technically free,
Speaker 1: but what you have to do in.
Speaker 2: Order to utilize this service you have to pay.
Speaker 1: And that is just TV TV was free with just
Speaker 1: that antenna, which, John, you're younger than I. Was that
Speaker 1: a thing when you were a kid. Do you remember
Speaker 1: television when you were a youngster where you had those
Speaker 1: bunny ears on the TVs they just set on the floor,
Speaker 1: you know those bill bricks.
Speaker 3: I've bought TVs, I've seen them, but we never have
Speaker 3: one in our house.
Speaker 1: It was the thing when I was really young, but
Speaker 1: it wasn't super common at that point. But yes, you
Speaker 1: could get networks like NBC, CBS, ABC with no subscription anything,
Speaker 1: if you just used if you just used in antenna.
Speaker 1: Cable has existed a while, but it was optional for
Speaker 1: a lot of people, and I guess early on when
Speaker 1: cable was new, you didn't know what you didn't have, right,
Speaker 1: so a lot of people probably weren't as excited to
Speaker 1: just go sign up to get more channels. But of
Speaker 1: course now things are much different. So technically now you
Speaker 1: can you can get the local channels with the Hulu
Speaker 1: Live YouTube TV, but that's not free. That that costs,
Speaker 1: and it's also not super cheap, to be honest with you,
Speaker 1: but you can still use the free version of what
Speaker 1: of what was done many many years ago with the antenna,
Speaker 1: but you have to now get a digital converter that that,
Speaker 1: of course, you know, is it's something that is not free.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it costs, but yeah, TV is
Speaker 1: certainly one of those things. And this is maybe not
Speaker 1: every financial institution, but banking service like the basic banking service,
Speaker 1: checking accounts and savings accounts and basic transactions. Back in
Speaker 1: the day, I mean they were free. I mean ATMs
Speaker 1: were free. In fact, it still is, I think if
Speaker 1: you use your own banks ATM, but now you've got
Speaker 1: monthly fees that are there for checking accounts and less
Speaker 1: than minimum balance is maintained ATM fees of course if
Speaker 1: you're out of network. I mean, this is I don't
Speaker 1: remember this, but airlines, like in the seventies flights included
Speaker 1: free check bags, meals and seat selection. Nowadays that is
Speaker 1: that possible. I mean now you got to pay. I
Speaker 1: mean I just assume there's gonna be six charges associated
Speaker 1: with my airline travel that are new every time I
Speaker 1: show up to get on a plane. I mean, that's
Speaker 1: just that's now become my expectation and I don't like it,
Speaker 1: But what am I going to do about it?
Speaker 2: Right? So?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then this is this is one that I
Speaker 1: hadn't really thought about. But water, I mean free tap
Speaker 1: water was given in homes, public fountains, restaurants, and bottled
Speaker 1: water really wasn't in anything like it is now as
Speaker 1: far as the industry, bottled water is now a four
Speaker 1: hundred billion dollar global industry, and restaurants can charge you
Speaker 1: five to ten dollars for premium brands if you want.
Speaker 2: To go that route.
Speaker 1: I've not been with many people that pay for a
Speaker 1: special type of water when they get water at a restaurant,
Speaker 1: but certainly people do. I don't know of this to
Speaker 1: be a thing here in our area. But grocery bags,
Speaker 1: paper plastic bags were free, and again I've been I
Speaker 1: don't know if I've ever gone to a grocery store,
Speaker 1: and I've I've gone to grocery stores in other areas.
Speaker 1: And it's not just here in my hometown here in Louisville,
Speaker 1: but I guess yeah, it's mostly in California and New York.
Speaker 1: They they have banned single use plastic bags, and they'll
Speaker 1: charge you five cents to twenty five cents for paper
Speaker 1: or reusable bags. Some stores charged for bags regardless of
Speaker 1: any kind of band sold.
Speaker 3: Does that.
Speaker 1: I've never been to Aldie, but that doesn't shock me
Speaker 1: to hear you say that, because I could see them
Speaker 1: doing that. But yeah, I guess just prepare to have
Speaker 1: some extra money to cover some of these added expenses
Speaker 1: that didn't used to exist. And again, nobody likes it,
Speaker 1: but I guess if you're prepared, and it's not a
Speaker 1: shocker to you, you'll be better able to adjust. Everything's expensive.
Speaker 1: You've got to pay for everything. And I'm not asking
Speaker 1: for free handouts, but I've a numb to something costing
Speaker 1: a lot of money and being substantially more expensive than
Speaker 1: it used to be. Because that's just where we are,
Speaker 1: all right. It is six point fifty one here Kitsuckyanda's
Speaker 1: morning news. That's where we are, and we've got another
Speaker 1: traffick and weather update coming your way. We'll get another
Speaker 1: sports update from Scott Fitzherield right here on news radio
Speaker 1: eight forty WHS