donderdag 3 april 2014

donderdag 3 april 2014 Up at 4:35. The news! Los Angeles' Fleur de Lys mansion sells for $102 million to mystery buyer. In lovely Holmby Hills. Drat! It slipped by me, I guess.

Shin Big Bowl noodle soup for breakfast. Turn on Stephanie Miller.

It's a big show with this and that. Karl Frisch of Bullfight Strategies talks about SCOTUS’ assault on our democracy. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) calls in to talk about the damage the SCOTUS campaign finance ruling will inflict. He says that the rich can buy mansions and yachts, but they can't buy our government.

More shooting? At KSU? My nephew is a student at Kent State. I hope that he's ok. Safe. Maybe we should give Alex a little space. Student Charged After Shot Fired at Kent State. Walk up to Denny. #40 bus to Mercer. Lynette and I are with the The Tree Frogs. The first hour is a little rough. Half the kids cry when their teachers leave. Things settle down when they get naps. Lots of bottles when they wake up. Over to Sea Otters for nap time. We get out play-doh when they wake up. Riding the streetcar... It takes four lights to turn right on to Valley Street. Lots of cars block the way. KOMO News does an interview with author Charles Cross and his book Here We Are Now - The Lasting Impact Of Kurt Cobain.

Watch Ronan Farrow Daily. They try to parse PTSD. The scourge of mental illness in the military. Richard Engel, Dr. Barbara Van Dahlen and Sgt. Alonzo Lunford (Ret.) join to discuss the crisis of mental illness affecting countless American veterans - including the gunman behind Wednesday’s Fort Hood shooting. Incredible, sad statistics.