September 22, 2025 • 27 mins
A legislative task force discusses ways to improve child nutrition, the state's highest court overturns a local ordinance on no-knock warrants, Sen. Paul questions the need for newborns to get a hepatitis B vaccine, and what advancements in the fight against Alzheimer's means for Kentucky families.
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[♪♪]
>> I THINK THEY COULD EITHER
BRING THEIR SCHOOL LUNCH OR PACK
WHAT'S OFFERED TO THEM.
I DON'T KNOW WHY WE NEED TO MAKE
THIS TOO COMPLICATED.
>> Renee (00:17):
STATE LAWMAKER WANTS
TO CHANGE WHAT IS ALLOWED IN
SCHOOL MEALS BUT NOT EVERYONE IS
JUMPING ONBOARD.
>> I'M SO EXCITED TO HAVE
STABILITY FOR MY FAMILY, FOR MY
KIDS TO SHOW THEM THE WAY THAT
IS POSSIBLE.
SEE HOW ONE COMMUNITY
IS BUILDING UP ITS NEIGHBORS.
>> HAPPY CONSTITUTION DAY TO
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EVERYBODY WATCHING, EVERYBODY
EVERYWHERE.
AND KENTUCKIANS
CELEBRATE THE U.S.
CONSTITUTION'S 238TH BIRTHDAY.
>> PRODUCTION OF "KENTUCKY
EDITION" IS MADE POSSIBLE IN
PART BY THE KET MILLENNIUM FUND.
[♪♪]
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GOOD EVENING AND
WELCOME TO "KENTUCKY EDITION"
FOR THIS THURSDAY SEPTEMBER THE
18TH I'M RENEE SHAW AND WE THANK
YOU FOR JOINING US TONIGHT.
>>> A LEXINGTON ORDINANCE
BANNING THE USE OF NO KNOCK
WARRANTS IS UNFORCIBLE THAT IS
THE RULING FROM THE KENTUCKY
SUPREME COURT TODAY WHICH SAID
THE ORDINANCE IS IN CONFLICT
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WITH STATE LAW.
THE KENTUCKY GENERAL ASSEMBLY
STOPPED SHORT OF BANNING NO
KNOCK WARRANTS AND PUT TIGHT
GUARDRAILS AROUND THEIR USE WITH
THE PASSAGE OF SENATE BILL 4 IN
2021.
THE LEGISLATION WAS IN RESPONSE
TO THE 2020 DEATH OF BREONNA
TAYLOR SHOT AND KILLED BY
LOUISVILLE POLICE USING A NO
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KNOCK SEARCH WARRANT.
THE CITY PASSED ITS OWN BAN
LATER THAT YEAR BEFORE SENATE
BILL 4 WAS PASSED.
A SPOKESPERSON WITH LOUISVILLE'S
MAYOR'S OFFICE SAID ITS
ORDINANCE IS DIFFERENT THAN
LEXINGTON'S AND THE CITY'S BAN
REMAINS IN PLACE.
>>> A REPUBLICAN STATE LAWMAKER
WANTS TO GET RID OF ULTRA
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PROCESSED FOODS IN K-12 SCHOOLS
AND WANTS TO DO IT BY A NEW LAW.
LEGISLATORS SAY IT'S ASKING TOO
MUCH OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND
OTHERS SAY IT IS IN LINE WITH A
NATIONWIDE MOVEMENT.
OUR EMILY SISK BREAKS IT DOWN IN
TONIGHT'S LEGISLATIVE UPDATE.
>> THE MAKE AMERICA HEALTHY
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AGAIN KENTUCKY TASK FORCE HEARD
FROM ARE THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF
EDUCATION ABOUT SCHOOL MEALS ON
WEDNESDAY.
NEARLY 80% OF KENTUCKY'S PUBLIC
SCHOOLS RECEIVE FREE MEALS AS
PART OF THE COMMUNITY
ELIGIBILITY PROVISION.
>> SCHOOLS ARE ELIGIBLE FOR CEP
IF 25% OR MORE OF THE STUDENT
POPULATION IS CERTIFIED.
>> THE DIRECTOR SAID SCHOOLS
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MUST FOLLOW NUTRITIONAL
GUIDELINES TO BE REIMBURSED FOR
THE COST OF MEALS THAT INCLUDES
OFFERING A FRUIT, VEGETABLE,
MILK, GRAIN AND MEAT FOR LUNCH.
THE CO-CHAIR OF THE TASK FORCE
SAID THE PROBLEM IS STUDENTS
DON'T ALWAYS EAT WHAT IS
PROVIDED.
>> YOU GIVE A KID GOING THROUGH
THE LINE AN APPLE ON THEIR TRES,
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EVERY KID GETS AN APPLE AND THE
END OF THE LUNCHTIME AND THE
TRASH CAN IS FULL OF APPLES.
HOW DO WE INCEPT ADVISE KIDS NOT
JUST PUTTING THIS IN FRONT OF
THEM, BUT TO EAT IT.
>> THAT IS THE MILLION DOLLAR
QUESTION WHEN CHILDREN COME TO
SCHOOL AND NOT USED TO EATING
HEALTHY MEALS AT HOME THEY WILL
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NOT EAT AT SCHOOL.
IT HAS TO BE A COMMUNITY
APPROACH.
>> THE DIRECTOR SAID IT'S ALSO
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
SCHOOLS TO SERVE FOODS THAT ARE
FLAVORFUL AND HEALTHY.
A REPUBLICAN LAWMAKER TOOK
THINGS A STEP FURTHER SAYING HE
WANTS KENTUCKY TO PASS A BILL
RESTRICTING ULTRA PROCESSED
FOODS IN SCHOOLS.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE STEVE DONE
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INTRODUCED THE BILL DURING LAST
YEAR'S LEGISLATIVE SESSION BUT
IT DID NOT GAIN TRACTION.
THERE ARE 11 CHEMICAL ADDITIVES
THE LEGISLATION WOULD PREVENT
INCLUDING RED DYE 40 AND YELLOW
DYE 5.
>> YOUR ADDITIVES IN CANDIES AND
BAKED GOODS, CEREAL SPORTS
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DRINKS THEY ARE NOT NECESSARILY
THAT NORMAL NUTRITION THAT YOU
NEED.
>> ONE LAWMAKER QUESTIONED HOW
THE BILL WOULD FINANCIALLY
IMPACT SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
>> MY OWN FAMILY TO BUY
SOMETHING THAT HAS BEET JUICE, I
WILL PAY MORE FOR IT OR GET
LESS.
I'M WONDERING IF YOU HAVE DONE A
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FISCAL IMPACT STUDY ON
IMPLEMENTING AND CONTINUING THE
PROCESS.
>> REPRESENTATIVE DONE DOES NOT
KNOW WHAT THE CHANGE COULD COST
SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
ONE REPUBLICAN SENATOR SAID HE
THINKS THE BILL IS TAKING THINGS
TOO FAR FOR SCHOOL SYSTEMS.
>> I THINK IT IS A LITTLE BIT
NUTS TO FORCE A SCHOOL DISTRICT
TO GO BUY VERY EXPENSIVE BAGS OF
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CHIPS AND FRUIT CHIPS AND THINGS
LIKE THAT TO PROVIDE TO THE
STUDENTS.
I THINK THEY COULD BRING THEIR
SCHOOL LUNCH OR TAKE WHAT IS
OFFERED TO THEM.
I DON'T KNOW WHY WE NEED TO MAKE
THIS TOO COMPLICATED.
>> HE RECEIVED SUPPORT FROM
LAWMAKERS SAYING THE BILL FALLS
IN LINES WITH CHANGES HAPPENING
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ON THE FEDERAL LEVEL.
FOR "KENTUCKY EDITION" I'M EMILY
SISK.
THANK YOU.
REPRESENTATIVE DONE SAYS HE
PLANS TO FILE THE BILL AGAIN
DURING THE 2026 LEGISLATIVE
SESSION WHICH BEGINS IN JANUARY.
>>> U.S. SENATOR RAND PAUL OF
KENTUCKY CLASHED YESTERDAY WITH
DR. SEUSS AN MONARREZ, THE
C.D.C. FIRED AFTER 29 DAYS ON
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THE JOB.
MONARREZ TESTIFIED TO THE HEALTH
COMMITTEE PREVENTIBLE DISEASES
LIKE WHOOPING COUGH AND POLIO
COULD MAKE A COMEBACK BECAUSE OF
SECRETARY ROBBED KENNEDY'S
ANTI-VACCINE PUSH.
SHE WAS FIRED BECAUSE SHE
REFUSED TO FIRE C.D.C. OFFICIALS
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WITHOUT CAUSE SHE SAYS.
HERE IS SENATOR PAUL QUESTIONING
Dr. MONARREZ ABOUT GIVING A
HEPATITIS C VACCINE TO A NEWBORN
WHEN THE MOTHER DOESN'T HAVE
HYPE AT THE TIMETIES.
>> THE HEPATITIS-B VACCINE IS
GIVEN TO NEWBORNS WHAT IS THE
MEDICAL SCIENTIFIC REASON AND
PROOF FOR GIVING A NEWBORN A
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VACCINE IF THE MOM IS HEP B
NEGATIVE?
OF THE.
>> I WANT TO GO BACK TO THE
ASSERTION --
>> WHAT IS THE MEDICAL REASON
FOR GIVING A HEP B VACCINE WITH
THE NEWBORN?
WE CAN'T CHANGE THE CHILDHOOD,
WE SHOULD BE DISCUSSING WHAT IS
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THE CHILDHOOD VACCINE SCHEDULE
AND YOU SHOULD BE THE BURDEN
SHOULD BE ON YOU YOU MAKE ALL
THE KIDS TO TAKE THIS THE BURDEN
IS ON YOU TO PROVE TO US WE NEED
TO GIVE OUR SIX-MONTH-OLD A
VACCINE AND THE ONE DAY OLD A
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HEP B VACCINE.
>> I ACTUALLY AGREE WITH YOU.
AND I WAS OPEN TO THE SCIENCE.
I JUST WOULD NOT PRECOMMIT TO
APPROVING ALL THE
RECOMMENDATIONS WITHOUT THE
SCIENCE.
>> UNTRUE.
ALSO ON CAPITOL HILL
CONGRESSMAN THOMAS MASSIE OF
KENTUCKY'S FOURTH DISTRICT
QUESTIONED F.B.I. DIRECTOR KASH
(07:26):
PATEL DURING A COMMITTEE
MEETING.
EARLIER IN THE WEEK, PATEL
TESTIFIED TO A SENATE COMMITTEE
THERE'S NO EVIDENCE JEFFREY
EPSTEIN TRAFFICKED WOMEN TO
OTHER MEN.
MASSIE TOLD PATEL THERE ARE
DOCUMENTS THAT SAY THE OPPOSITE.
>> ACCORDING TO VICTIMS, WHO
COOPERATED WITH THE F.B.I., AND
THAT INVESTIGATION, THESE
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DOCUMENTS IN F.B.I. POSSESSION,
YOUR POSSESSION DETAIL AT LEAST
20 MEN INCLUDING Mr. JESS
DAILY C.E.O. OF BARCLAY'S BANK
WHO JEFFREY EPSTEIN TRAFFICKED
VICTIMS TO, VICTIMS INCLUDING
MINORS SUCH AS VIRGINIA ROBERTS,
MAY SHE REST IN PEACE AND
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INCLUDES AT LEAST 19 OTHER
INDIVIDUALS ONE HOLLYWOOD
PRODUCER WORTH A FEW HUNDRED
MILLION.
ONE PRINCE, ONE INDIVIDUAL IN
THE MUSIC INDUSTRY.
ONE BANKER.
ONE HIGH PROFILE GOVERNMENT
OFFICIAL.
ONE HIGH PROFILE FORMER
POLITICIAN.
ONE OWNER OF A CAR COMPANY IN
ITALY.
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ONE ROCK STAR, ONE MAGICIAN.
SIX BILLIONAIRES INCLUDING ONE
FROM CANADA.
WE KNOW THESE PEOPLE EXIST IN
THE F.B.I. FILES THAT YOU
CONTROL.
PATEL SUGGESTED THE
INFORMATION WAS DEEMED NOT
CREDIBLE BY PROSECUTORS.
an Impeached mayor is suing his city,
and Logan County has a new life saving device.
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Our Toby Gibbs has more in this look at headlines
around Kentucky.
TOBY GIBBS HAS MORE IN HEADLINES
AROUND KENTUCKY.
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>> FORMER MAYOR RANDALL WEDDELL
IS SUING THE CITY OF LONDON
TRACIE HANDLEY AND THE LONDON
CITY COUNCIL.
THE COUNCIL IMPEACHED HIM
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SEPTEMBER 5 ON A DOZEN CHARGES.
SOME OF THEM RELATED TO HANDLING
OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY.
WEDDELL SAYS HIS REMOVAL FROM
OFFICE VIOLATED STATE LAW.
HE CALL IT IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
AND ARBITRARY AND SAYS IT WAS
NOT SUPPORTED BY EVIDENCE.
>>> A BIG CROWD TURNED OUT FOR
THE OLDHAM COUNTY BOARD OF
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EDUCATION MEETING AUGUST 25 AS
THE BOARD CONSIDERED A PROPOSAL
TO LET THIRD-FIFTH GRADE
STUDENTS LEAVE THE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL ONCE A WEEK FOR AN HOUR
OF MORAL INSTRUCTION.
IT IS A PROGRAM MADE POSSIBLE BY
THE KENTUCKY GENERAL ASSEMBLY'S
PASSAGE OF SENATE BILL 19
EARLIER THIS YEAR.
ACCORDING TO THE OLDHAM ERA,
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BACKERS WORE RED AND CRITICS
WORE BLACK.
>>> PRESTON'S WILL CONTINUE
WORKING WITH THE LIFE TEAM AN
AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE PROVIDER.
THE CITY COUNCIL VOTED SEPTEMBER
3 TO RENEW THE CITY'S CONTRACT
WITH AIR EVAC ACCORDING TO THE
CHRONICLE AND TIMES.
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THEY PROVIDED 56 TRANSPORTS FOR
PEOPLE IN PRESTON'SBURG LAST
YEAR.
>> THE NEWS DEMOCRAT AND LEADER
REPORTS LOGAN COUNTY NOW HAS
KENTUCKY'S FIRST GRAIN BIN
RESCUE VACUUM AFTER A GRAIN BIN
ACCIDENT LAST YEAR.
IN DECEMBER, THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
RESCUED A MAN TRAPPED IN A GRAIN
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BIN THE MAN WAS SAVED THE FIRE
CHIEF SAID HIS DEPARTMENT DID
NOT HAVE ENOUGH EQUIPMENT TO
HANDLE A FULL-SCALE RESCUE.
ORGANIZERS RAISED $86,000 AND
THE STATE CONTRIBUTED $18,000 TO
BUY THE GRAIN BIN RESCUE VACUUM.
WITH HEADLINES AROUND KENTUCKY,
I'M TOBY GIBBS.
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I'M TOBY GIBBS.
YESTERDAY, KENTUCKY
MARINES CARRIED A SINGLE
AMERICAN FLAG 70 MILES THROUGH
THE STATE.
THEY BEGAN AT A CEMETERY IN
FLEMING COUNTY AND CONTINUED
WEST TO FRANKFORT CEMETERY BOTH
SITES OF FAMOUS KENTUCKY MARINES
WHO RAISED THE AMERICAN FLAG IN
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WORLD WAR II AND TRIPOLI IN THE
EARLY 1800s.
THE RUN HAPPENED ON CONSTITUTION
DAY, A REMINDER OF AMERICANS'
RIGHTS UNDER THE LONGSTANDING
DOCUMENT.
>> DO YOU SWEAR TO SUPPORT AND
DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION.
>> IT'S CONSTITUTION DAY.
HAPPY CONSTITUTION DAY TO
EVERYBODY WATCHING, EVERYBODY
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EVERYWHERE.
>> WE, AS MARINES, SOLDIERS,
SAILORS AIRMEN WE TOOK AN OATH
TO UPHOLD THE CONSTITUTION.
WE UNDERSTAND IT.
WE'VE READ IT.
WE HAVE A HOMEOWNERS MANUAL.
WE HAVE THE FOUNDING DOCUMENTS
THAT ARE IN A POCKET SIZED
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DOCUMENT.
IF YOU GO BACK TO THESE
DOCUMENTS AND YOU LISTEN TO WHAT
THE FOUNDING FATHERS PUT INTO
THEM, THEY REFERENCE THE FACT
THESE RIGHTS COME DIRECTLY FROM
GOD NOT A THIRD PARTY CONTROL
MECHANISM THAT IS UNELECTED OR
UNCONTROLLED BY THE OWNERS WHICH
IS US.
SO WE MUST UNDERSTAND YOUR
RIGHTS BUT YOU HAVE TO
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UNDERSTAND THE ROLES AND THE
RESPONSIBILITIES OF SUPERVISING
WHO YOU HAVE ASKED TO RUN FOR
OFFICE AND BE IN THOSE PLACES.
THIS IS A PROCESS THAT THERE ARE
MANY AVENUES WE WOULD LOVE TO
HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO HELP
TEACH OUR COUNTRYMEN BECAUSE
WHAT WE'RE DOING THIS ENTIRE
YEAR FOR ENTIRE 12 MONTHS WE
HAVE HAD A SERIES OF EVENTS.
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EACH HAVE COMMEMORATED MARINE
CORPS HISTORY AND IMPORTANTLY
AMERICAN HISTORY.
AND BY TELLING THE STORY,
SHOWING AND TELLING THE STORY,
WE HOPE OTHERS WILL BE MOTIVATED
TO SAY WE HAVE A STORY TO TELL,
TOO.
WE LOVE OUR COUNTRY WE WANT TO
UNDERSTAND HOW DO WE BETTER
ADVANTAGE OUR HOMEOWNERSHIP
RIGHTS SO WE CAN TAKE CARE OF
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THIS FOR OUR CHILDREN AND THEIR
CHILDREN AND THEIR CHILDREN.
AMERICA'S BEST DAYS ARE STILL
AHEAD.
WE ARE HERE TO CELEBRATE OUR
250TH BIRTHDAY AND PROVIDE A
TEMPLATE THAT WE HOPE CAN BE
USED BY ORGANIZATIONS WITH A
LOCAL STORY TO TELL.
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SUNDAY IS WORLD
ALZHEIMER'S DAY EVERY SEPTEMBER
21.
IT IS A DAY TO RAISE AWARENESS
OF THE GLOBAL IMPACT OF THIS
DEVASTATING DISEASE.
WITH NEW MEDICATIONS,
GROUNDBREAKING DISCOVERIES AND
INNOVATIVE PREVENTION STRATEGIES
EMERGING, THE FIGHT AGAINST
ALZHEIMER'S IS GAINING MOMENTUM.
CHRISTIE DUTTON SAT DOWN WITH
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Dr. COOPER A LEADING AUTHORITY
IN THE FIELD TO DISCUSS WHAT
THESE ADVANCEMENTS MEAN FOR THE
FUTURE OF ALZHEIMER'S.
PART OF KET'S THE NEXT CHAPTER
INITIATIVE FOCUSED ON THE
REWARDS AND CHALLENGES OF
GROWING OLDER.
>> JOINING ME IS Dr. GREGORY
COOPER FROM THE NORTON
NEUROSCIENCE INSTITUTE.
Dr. COOPER EVERY TIME I OPEN
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THE NEWS THERE'S SOMETHING NEW
AND EXCITING ABOUT ALZHEIMER'S
RESEARCH.
AND YOU WERE TELLING ME ABOUT
THE NEW TREATMENT THAT SEEMS
REALLY PROMISING PEOPLE ARE
ALREADY BENEFITING FROM.
WHAT IS THAT?
>> IN THE LAST TWO YEARS, WE'VE
HAD A NEW CLASS OF MEDICATIONS
COME OUT ANTI-AMYLOID
TREATMENTS.
THE IDEA IN ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
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IS THAT THE DEPOSITION OF THIS
PROTEIN AMYLOID LEADS TO MANY OF
THE CHANGES WE SEE.
NOW WE HAVE MEDICATIONS THAT
REMOVE THAT AMYLOID THEY ARE NOT
A CURE BUT THEY SIGNIFICANTLY
SLOW DOWN THE PROGRESS OF THIS
DISEASE.
>> SO EARLY DETECTION EARLY
DIAGNOSIS IS KEY, RIGHT?
>> ABSOLUTELY CRITICAL.
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IF PEOPLE HAVE ADVANCED TO MORE
MODERATE OR SEVERE STAGE THEY
MAY NOT BE CANDIDATES.
>> MAYBE START NOTICING
SOMETHING FROM A LOVED ONE THEIR
MEMORY IS STARTING TO FADE OR
BECOME CONCERNED, THE SOONER YOU
GET THEM --
>> THE SOONER THE BETTER TO GET
AN ACCURATE DIAGNOSIS AND THEN
TO CONSIDER TREATMENT OPTIONS.
>> AND ALSO NOW THERE IS A BLOOD
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TEST THAT CAN FIND A BIOMARKER.
TELL US ABOUT THAT?
>> THAT IS AN EXCITING FIELD.
PEOPLE HAVE BEEN WORKING ON THIS
FOR YEARS LOOKING AT BIOMARKERS,
PROTEINS IN THE BODY THAT TELL
US WHETHER SOMEONE IS LIKELY OR
UNLIKELY TO HAVE ALZHEIMER'S
DISEASE.
UP UNTIL NOW WE HAVE PRIMARILY
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LOOKED IN SPINAL FLUID WHICH IS
A PROCEDURE THAT PEOPLE WOULD
HAVE TO GO THROUGH OR A PET SCAN
OFTEN NOT AVAILABLE NOW THERE
ARE BLOOD TESTS THAT ARE HIGHLY
ACCURATE.
NOW, THEY HAVE TO BE USED IN THE
RIGHT SITUATION.
BUT IN THE RIGHT SITUATION THEY
ARE ACCURATE AND GIVE US GREAT
INFORMATION ABOUT THE PRESENCE
OF ALZHEIMER'S SUCCESS.
>> THAT WOULD MEAN ALZHEIMER'S
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HAS TO BE PRESENT IS THERE AN
AGE YOU CAN START THIS?
>> THEY ARE APPROVED FOR PEOPLE
OVER THE AGE OF 50.
AND YOU WOULD HAVE TO HAVE SOME
EVIDENCE ON YOUR EXAM OF MEMORY
IMPAIRMENT.
IF SOMEONE IN THEIR 40s OR
50s WITHOUT EVIDENCE OF MEMORY
LOSS TOOK THE TEST WE DON'T KNOW
HOW TO INTERPRET IT.
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IN SOMEONE WHO HAS THE FINDINGS
OF ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE THIS TEST
CAN CONFIRM THAT DIAGNOSIS.
>> THAT IS EXCITING.
ALSO, EXCITING NEW FINDINGS
ABOUT PREVENTING ALZHEIMER'S.
>> RIGHT.
THIS IS A VERY INTERESTING AREA.
IT'S BEEN SAID NOW UP TO 45% OF
DEMENTIA IS PREVENTIBLE.
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THAT IS A REALLY LARGE NUMBER.
AND THERE HAVE BEEN STUDIES
LOOKING INTO REALLY A LIFESTYLE
APPROACH.
A LIFESTYLE APPROACH LOOKING AT
EXERCISE, LOOKING AT DIET,
NUTRITION, COGNITIVE EXERCISE,
SOCIALIZATION ALL OF THOSE
THINGS CAN THAT HELP LOWER OUR
RISK OF DEVELOPING DEMENTIA.
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IT LOOKS LIKE IT CAN.
IT CAN IMPROVE OUR LEVEL OF
COGNITION AND MAY HELP PREVENTED
THE ONSET OF COGNITIVE
IMPAIRMENT LATER ON.
>> DIET AND EXERCISE.
TRIED AND TRUE YOU HAVE TO PUT
THE WORK IN.
AND ALSO, I'VE BEEN SEEING IN
THE NEWS ABOUT WE THINK OF
OZEMPIC AS TREATING DIABETES,
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BUT IT MAY SHOW PROMISE FOR
ALZHEIMER'S?
>> IT MAY.
WE'LL KNOW FOR SURE IN EARLY
DECEMBER.
THERE IS AN ANNUAL MEETING
CALLED C TAP.
AND THE SPONSOR OF THIS TRIAL
WILL BE PRESENTING THEIR
RESULTS.
AND WE'RE ALL HOPEFUL THAT THAT
IS GOING TO BE ONE MORE TOOL IN
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ONE 0 MORE MEDICATION THAT CAN
SLOW DOWN THE PROGRESS OF THIS
DISEASE.
>> THAT WOULD BE A BREAKTHROUGH.
>> THAT WOULD BE A VERY BIG DEAL
THAT'S RIGHT.
>> THIS IS ALL EXCITING NEWS.
Dr. GREGORY COOPER THANK YOU
SO MUCH FOR SHARING YOUR
EXPERTISE WITH US.
>> THANK YOU FOR HAVING ME.
AND THANK YOU,
CHRISTIE.
IF YOU FEEL LIKE YOUR LOVED
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ONE'S MEMORY IS SLIPPING AND
WANT TO LEARN MORE THE NORTON
INSTITUTE IS HOSTING THE EXPO ON
SAT OCTOBER 11TH.
YOU CAN HEAR FROM EXPERTS ABOUT
ALZHEIMER'S, MIGRAINES AND
STROKES THIS IS FREE BUT SPACE
IS LIMITED FOR INFORMATION VISIT
NORTON HEALTHCARE ON-LINE AT
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NORTON HEALTHCARE.COM OR CALL
502-629-1234.
>>> WOMEN ARE THE ONES WIELDING
THE HAMMERS AND SAWS AS WORK
BEGINS ON ANOTHER HABITAT FOR
HUMANITY HOME IN LEXINGTON PART
OF HABITAT'S REVITALIZED WOMEN
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BUILD PROGRAM.
>> WOMEN BUILD.
A NOUN AND A VERB.
A MOVEMENT AND ACTION.
A NAME AND A CALLING.
AND THINK ABOUT WHAT WOMEN BUILD
EVERYDAY.
CAREERS, BUSINESSES, WOMEN BUILD
FAMILIES, WOMEN BUILD
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NEIGHBORHOODS, SCHOOLS,
COMMUNITIES.
AND HERE AT LEXINGTON HABITAT
WOMEN BUILD SOMETHING ELSE THAT
CHANGES LIVES FOREVER.
HOMES.
>> I WILL BE MOVING IN WITH MY
TWO AMAZING CHILDREN AND OUR
DOG.
WE ARE MOSTLY EXCITED ABOUT
HAVING A YARD, A SAFE SPACE TO
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PLAY AND A HOME THAT IS TRULY
OURS.
>> I LIKE TO CALL OUR BUILDS
SACRED GROUND.
BECAUSE HERE IS A SPACE WHERE
PEOPLE FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE
COME TOGETHER.
WE DON'T ASK QUESTIONS.
PEOPLE ARE SIDE-BY-SIDE WE DON'T
KNOW YOUR BACKGROUND WE DON'T
KNOW YOUR BELIEFS, WE DON'T KNOW
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YOUR SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS.
BUT EVERYBODY IS BROUGHT
TOGETHER FOR ONE THING TO SWING
A HAMMER AND SUPPORT SOMEONE IN
OUR COMMUNITY.
>> WE HAVE TO KEEP ON THIS
AFFORDABLE HOUSING BECAUSE THE
PRICES ARE GOING UP ALL OVER THE
COUNTRY.
AND IT'S GETTING HARDER AND
HARDER FOR FOLKS TO AFFORD TO
BUY A HOME.
AND IN SOME CASES TO RENT A
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HOME.
SO WE'RE REALLY HAPPY TO BE PART
OF THIS.
>> INTEREST'S JUST SO EXCITED TO
HAVE STABILITY FOR MY FAMILY FOR
MY KIDS TO SHOW THEM THE WAY AND
THAT IS POSSIBLE.
>> I WANT TO HIGHLIGHT YOU ARE
TALKING ABOUT A PROCESS THAT
GOES FROM APPLICATION TO GOING
THROUGH EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING
TO UNDERSTANDING WHAT IT MEANS
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TO BE A HOMEOWNER GOING THROUGH
EDUCATIONAL CLASSES THAT TALK
ABOUT FINANCIAL LITERACY AND
BEING NEIGHBORS.
PUTTING IN 250 HOURS OF SWEAT
EQUITY ON THIS BUILD SITE AND
OTHER PEOPLE'S BUILD SITES AT
OUR RESTORE TO GET TO THE POINT
THAT HOMEOWNERSHIP IS POSSIBLE.
AND AFFORDABLE MORTGAGE.
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ONE OF THE MYTH IS THE THAT
HABITAT GIVES AWAY HOMES AND
THAT IS NOT THE CASE.
>> I WANT TO HELP BUILDUP THE
FOUNDATION.
I'M NERVOUS BECAUSE I DIDN'T
KNOW HOW TO PUT THE HARDHAT ON.
BUT I'M GOING TO WORK ON IT.
IT'S MY CONTINUED JOURNEY AND
I'M SO THRILLED IT SEEMS SO
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SURREAL I'VE BEEN THROUGH
DIFFERENT PROGRAMS AND FINALLY
THIS IS FOR ME.
WELL, CONGRATS TO HER.
HABITAT POINTS OUT ON AVERAGE
SINGLE WOMEN PAY MORE FOR
MORTGAGES AND RECEIVE LESS
FAVORABLE TERMS THAN MEN EVEN
WHEN CREDIT PROFILES ARE
SIMILAR.
[♪♪]
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LOUISVILLE'S WHISKEY ROW IS
EXPANDING NOW BOASTING MORE THAN
10 DISTILLERIES ALONG MAIN
STREET IN DOWNTOWN WHISKEY ROW
IS GOING BACK TO ITS ROOTS.
KELSEY STARKS EXPLORES THE
HISTORY AND COMEBACK STORY OF
THIS HISTORIC BLOCK OF DOWNTOWN
IN THE NEXT EPISODE OF "INSIDE
LOUISVILLE".
[♪♪]
>> NOW, THERE ARE 10 ALONG THIS
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AREA THAT IT SORT OF EXPANDING.
YOU HAVE THEM ON EITHER SIDE OF
MAIN STREET.
THE WHISKEY ROW AND YOU GET TO
SEE ALL THE TOURISTS THAT COME
AND HOMETOWN TOURISTS.
WHERE DO PEOPLE COME FROM?
AND WHAT IS THE EXPERIENCE OR
WHAT THEY THINK OF THIS AREA?
>> WELL, I WILL TELL YOU TWO
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THINGS I HEAR ABOUT WHEN PEOPLE
COME TO LOUISVILLE EVERYONE IS
SO FRIENDLY HERE.
AND THEY SAY THIS IS ONE OF THE
CLEANEST CITIES I'VE EVER
VISITED.
AND WE DO A GOOD JOB IN THE
DOWNTOWN AREA.
AND THE CITY IS --
THEY ARE AMAZED HOW CLEAN THE
CITY IS.
THEY LOVE THE MURALS ALONG MAIN
(22:46):
STREET AS WELL THEY ENJOY THOSE.
BUT I'VE HAD PEOPLE FROM
AUSTRALIA, AND FRANCE, FROM
ENGLAND, SPAIN, THROUGHOUT
EUROPE, GERMANY, NEW, CHINA,
JAPAN AND EVERYWHERE COME HERE.
BECAUSE THEY WANT TO EXPERIENCE
BOURBON.
>> WHAT DO YOU THINK IS YOUR
(23:06):
VISION FOR THE FUTURE OF WHISKEY
ROW?
>> MY VISION IS TO KEEP BUILDING
ON WHAT WE HAVE.
THE BOURBON AND WHEN YOU DO
PRIVATE INVESTMENT WITH PUBLIC
DOLLARS THAT IS A GOOD
COMBINATION.
I PUT ON MY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
(23:27):
HAT BUT THAT IS WHAT STILL NEEDS
TO BE PURSUED IS PRIVATE
INVESTMENT PUBLIC DOLLARS.
AND ALSO, INVESTING IN TO THE
STREETSCAPES OF THESE BUSINESSES
ALONG MAIN STREET AS WELL.
MAKING THEM MORE PLEASANT TO
WALK DOWN THE STREETS.
THE STREETS ARE FINE BUT IF THEY
(23:47):
DID AN IMPROVEMENT PLAN THAT
WOULD TIE THE BLOCKS IN TOGETHER
WHERE IT'S CONTINUOUS NOT JUST
PIECEMEAL.
>> SURE.
AND DOWNTOWN, LET'S FACE IT GETS
A BAD RAP.
>> IT ALWAYS HAS.
>> ALWAYS HAS.
AND BUT NOW BESIDES THE TOURISM
PART SEEMS TO BE GOING REALLY
(24:08):
WELL.
IT'S THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE HERE
THAT ARE SORT OF THE PROBLEM
GETTING THEM DOWNTOWN.
AND ALL THESE RETAIL PLACES SEEM
TO BE CLOSING NOW.
DO YOU FEEL LIKE WE'RE STILL ON
A GOOD TRAJECTORY?
WHAT STILL NEEDS TO HAPPEN TO
KEEP IT ON THE UPSWING?
>> I WOULD TELL YOU ONE OF THE
(24:29):
PROGRAMS THAT WHEN I WORKED FOR
THE CITY OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
WE TARGETED AREAS FOR FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE.
AND WHAT I MEAN BY THAT, LIKE IF
PEOPLE WANT TO IMPROVE THEIR
BUILDINGS WE CALLED IT A MODEL
BLOCK.
AND IF SOMEONE WANTS TO COME IN
THERE AND RENOVATE THE BUILDING,
AND PUT A BUSINESS IN THERE, WE
(24:50):
WOULD LEND THE MONEY TO HELP
REDO THE FACADE AND ALSO IF THEY
NEEDED WORKING CAPITAL TO
PURCHASE EQUIPMENT WE WOULD LEND
MONEY TOWARDS THAT FROM A
DIFFERENT TYPE OF LOAN PROGRAM.
A MORE FOCUSED CONCENTRATION
FINANCIAL CONCENTRATION AS FAR
AS LOANS, STREETSCAPE
IMPROVEMENTS WOULD HELP
SIGNIFICANTLY.
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IT ALWAYS AMAZED ME HOW WHEN WE
WOULD GO INTO THESE OLDER
COMMERCIAL CORRIDORS THEY WANTED
TO SEE WHAT WE WERE GOING TO DO
BEFORE THEY PUT THEIR MONEY
DOWN.
ONCE WE START INVESTING EVERYONE
JUMPED ONBOARD.
YOU CAN LEARN MORE
ABOUT LOUISVILLE'S WHISKEY ROW
INCLUDING A TOUR OF THE FORESTER
(25:31):
DISTILLERY ON THE NEXT "INSIDE
LOUISVILLE" SUNDAY AT NOON
EASTERN, 11:00 A.M. CENTRAL ONLY
ON KET.
>>> WELL, TOMORROW WE GO INSIDE
KENTUCKY POLITICS AND WE HAVE
THE A TEAM, TRES WATSON AND BOB
BABBAGE I WILL TALK TO THEM
ABOUT THE NEWCOMER TO THE 2026
U.S. SENATE RACE IN KENTUCKY
(25:52):
LOOK FOR THAT TOMORROW NIGHT ON
"KENTUCKY EDITION" AT 6:30
EASTERN, 5:30 CENTRAL WHERE WE
INFORM, CONNECT AND INSPIRE.
WE HOPE YOU WILL CONNECT WITH US
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STAY IN THE LOOP AND YOU CAN SEE
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(26:15):
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THANKS FOR WATCHING.
I'M RENEE SHAW.
SEE YOU TOMORROW NIGHT.
[♪♪]
>> I THINK THEY COULD EITHER
BRING THEIR SCHOOL LUNCH OR PACK
WHAT'S OFFERED TO THEM.
I DON'T KNOW WHY WE NEED TO MAKE
THIS TOO COMPLICATED.
>> Renee (00:17):
STATE LAWMAKER WANTS
TO CHANGE WHAT IS ALLOWED IN
SCHOOL MEALS BUT NOT EVERYONE IS
JUMPING ONBOARD.
>> I'M SO EXCITED TO HAVE
STABILITY FOR MY FAMILY, FOR MY
KIDS TO SHOW THEM THE WAY THAT
IS POSSIBLE.
SEE HOW ONE COMMUNITY
IS BUILDING UP ITS NEIGHBORS.
>> HAPPY CONSTITUTION DAY TO
(00:39):
EVERYBODY WATCHING, EVERYBODY
EVERYWHERE.
AND KENTUCKIANS
CELEBRATE THE U.S.
CONSTITUTION'S 238TH BIRTHDAY.
>> PRODUCTION OF "KENTUCKY
EDITION" IS MADE POSSIBLE IN
PART BY THE KET MILLENNIUM FUND.
[♪♪]
(01:05):
GOOD EVENING AND
WELCOME TO "KENTUCKY EDITION"
FOR THIS THURSDAY SEPTEMBER THE
18TH I'M RENEE SHAW AND WE THANK
YOU FOR JOINING US TONIGHT.
>>> A LEXINGTON ORDINANCE
BANNING THE USE OF NO KNOCK
WARRANTS IS UNFORCIBLE THAT IS
THE RULING FROM THE KENTUCKY
SUPREME COURT TODAY WHICH SAID
THE ORDINANCE IS IN CONFLICT
(01:25):
WITH STATE LAW.
THE KENTUCKY GENERAL ASSEMBLY
STOPPED SHORT OF BANNING NO
KNOCK WARRANTS AND PUT TIGHT
GUARDRAILS AROUND THEIR USE WITH
THE PASSAGE OF SENATE BILL 4 IN
2021.
THE LEGISLATION WAS IN RESPONSE
TO THE 2020 DEATH OF BREONNA
TAYLOR SHOT AND KILLED BY
LOUISVILLE POLICE USING A NO
(01:46):
KNOCK SEARCH WARRANT.
THE CITY PASSED ITS OWN BAN
LATER THAT YEAR BEFORE SENATE
BILL 4 WAS PASSED.
A SPOKESPERSON WITH LOUISVILLE'S
MAYOR'S OFFICE SAID ITS
ORDINANCE IS DIFFERENT THAN
LEXINGTON'S AND THE CITY'S BAN
REMAINS IN PLACE.
>>> A REPUBLICAN STATE LAWMAKER
WANTS TO GET RID OF ULTRA
(02:08):
PROCESSED FOODS IN K-12 SCHOOLS
AND WANTS TO DO IT BY A NEW LAW.
LEGISLATORS SAY IT'S ASKING TOO
MUCH OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND
OTHERS SAY IT IS IN LINE WITH A
NATIONWIDE MOVEMENT.
OUR EMILY SISK BREAKS IT DOWN IN
TONIGHT'S LEGISLATIVE UPDATE.
>> THE MAKE AMERICA HEALTHY
(02:28):
AGAIN KENTUCKY TASK FORCE HEARD
FROM ARE THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF
EDUCATION ABOUT SCHOOL MEALS ON
WEDNESDAY.
NEARLY 80% OF KENTUCKY'S PUBLIC
SCHOOLS RECEIVE FREE MEALS AS
PART OF THE COMMUNITY
ELIGIBILITY PROVISION.
>> SCHOOLS ARE ELIGIBLE FOR CEP
IF 25% OR MORE OF THE STUDENT
POPULATION IS CERTIFIED.
>> THE DIRECTOR SAID SCHOOLS
(02:50):
MUST FOLLOW NUTRITIONAL
GUIDELINES TO BE REIMBURSED FOR
THE COST OF MEALS THAT INCLUDES
OFFERING A FRUIT, VEGETABLE,
MILK, GRAIN AND MEAT FOR LUNCH.
THE CO-CHAIR OF THE TASK FORCE
SAID THE PROBLEM IS STUDENTS
DON'T ALWAYS EAT WHAT IS
PROVIDED.
>> YOU GIVE A KID GOING THROUGH
THE LINE AN APPLE ON THEIR TRES,
(03:13):
EVERY KID GETS AN APPLE AND THE
END OF THE LUNCHTIME AND THE
TRASH CAN IS FULL OF APPLES.
HOW DO WE INCEPT ADVISE KIDS NOT
JUST PUTTING THIS IN FRONT OF
THEM, BUT TO EAT IT.
>> THAT IS THE MILLION DOLLAR
QUESTION WHEN CHILDREN COME TO
SCHOOL AND NOT USED TO EATING
HEALTHY MEALS AT HOME THEY WILL
(03:34):
NOT EAT AT SCHOOL.
IT HAS TO BE A COMMUNITY
APPROACH.
>> THE DIRECTOR SAID IT'S ALSO
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
SCHOOLS TO SERVE FOODS THAT ARE
FLAVORFUL AND HEALTHY.
A REPUBLICAN LAWMAKER TOOK
THINGS A STEP FURTHER SAYING HE
WANTS KENTUCKY TO PASS A BILL
RESTRICTING ULTRA PROCESSED
FOODS IN SCHOOLS.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE STEVE DONE
(03:56):
INTRODUCED THE BILL DURING LAST
YEAR'S LEGISLATIVE SESSION BUT
IT DID NOT GAIN TRACTION.
THERE ARE 11 CHEMICAL ADDITIVES
THE LEGISLATION WOULD PREVENT
INCLUDING RED DYE 40 AND YELLOW
DYE 5.
>> YOUR ADDITIVES IN CANDIES AND
BAKED GOODS, CEREAL SPORTS
(04:17):
DRINKS THEY ARE NOT NECESSARILY
THAT NORMAL NUTRITION THAT YOU
NEED.
>> ONE LAWMAKER QUESTIONED HOW
THE BILL WOULD FINANCIALLY
IMPACT SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
>> MY OWN FAMILY TO BUY
SOMETHING THAT HAS BEET JUICE, I
WILL PAY MORE FOR IT OR GET
LESS.
I'M WONDERING IF YOU HAVE DONE A
(04:38):
FISCAL IMPACT STUDY ON
IMPLEMENTING AND CONTINUING THE
PROCESS.
>> REPRESENTATIVE DONE DOES NOT
KNOW WHAT THE CHANGE COULD COST
SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
ONE REPUBLICAN SENATOR SAID HE
THINKS THE BILL IS TAKING THINGS
TOO FAR FOR SCHOOL SYSTEMS.
>> I THINK IT IS A LITTLE BIT
NUTS TO FORCE A SCHOOL DISTRICT
TO GO BUY VERY EXPENSIVE BAGS OF
(04:59):
CHIPS AND FRUIT CHIPS AND THINGS
LIKE THAT TO PROVIDE TO THE
STUDENTS.
I THINK THEY COULD BRING THEIR
SCHOOL LUNCH OR TAKE WHAT IS
OFFERED TO THEM.
I DON'T KNOW WHY WE NEED TO MAKE
THIS TOO COMPLICATED.
>> HE RECEIVED SUPPORT FROM
LAWMAKERS SAYING THE BILL FALLS
IN LINES WITH CHANGES HAPPENING
(05:20):
ON THE FEDERAL LEVEL.
FOR "KENTUCKY EDITION" I'M EMILY
SISK.
THANK YOU.
REPRESENTATIVE DONE SAYS HE
PLANS TO FILE THE BILL AGAIN
DURING THE 2026 LEGISLATIVE
SESSION WHICH BEGINS IN JANUARY.
>>> U.S. SENATOR RAND PAUL OF
KENTUCKY CLASHED YESTERDAY WITH
DR. SEUSS AN MONARREZ, THE
C.D.C. FIRED AFTER 29 DAYS ON
(05:41):
THE JOB.
MONARREZ TESTIFIED TO THE HEALTH
COMMITTEE PREVENTIBLE DISEASES
LIKE WHOOPING COUGH AND POLIO
COULD MAKE A COMEBACK BECAUSE OF
SECRETARY ROBBED KENNEDY'S
ANTI-VACCINE PUSH.
SHE WAS FIRED BECAUSE SHE
REFUSED TO FIRE C.D.C. OFFICIALS
(06:02):
WITHOUT CAUSE SHE SAYS.
HERE IS SENATOR PAUL QUESTIONING
Dr. MONARREZ ABOUT GIVING A
HEPATITIS C VACCINE TO A NEWBORN
WHEN THE MOTHER DOESN'T HAVE
HYPE AT THE TIMETIES.
>> THE HEPATITIS-B VACCINE IS
GIVEN TO NEWBORNS WHAT IS THE
MEDICAL SCIENTIFIC REASON AND
PROOF FOR GIVING A NEWBORN A
(06:24):
VACCINE IF THE MOM IS HEP B
NEGATIVE?
OF THE.
>> I WANT TO GO BACK TO THE
ASSERTION --
>> WHAT IS THE MEDICAL REASON
FOR GIVING A HEP B VACCINE WITH
THE NEWBORN?
WE CAN'T CHANGE THE CHILDHOOD,
WE SHOULD BE DISCUSSING WHAT IS
(06:44):
THE CHILDHOOD VACCINE SCHEDULE
AND YOU SHOULD BE THE BURDEN
SHOULD BE ON YOU YOU MAKE ALL
THE KIDS TO TAKE THIS THE BURDEN
IS ON YOU TO PROVE TO US WE NEED
TO GIVE OUR SIX-MONTH-OLD A
VACCINE AND THE ONE DAY OLD A
(07:05):
HEP B VACCINE.
>> I ACTUALLY AGREE WITH YOU.
AND I WAS OPEN TO THE SCIENCE.
I JUST WOULD NOT PRECOMMIT TO
APPROVING ALL THE
RECOMMENDATIONS WITHOUT THE
SCIENCE.
>> UNTRUE.
ALSO ON CAPITOL HILL
CONGRESSMAN THOMAS MASSIE OF
KENTUCKY'S FOURTH DISTRICT
QUESTIONED F.B.I. DIRECTOR KASH
(07:26):
PATEL DURING A COMMITTEE
MEETING.
EARLIER IN THE WEEK, PATEL
TESTIFIED TO A SENATE COMMITTEE
THERE'S NO EVIDENCE JEFFREY
EPSTEIN TRAFFICKED WOMEN TO
OTHER MEN.
MASSIE TOLD PATEL THERE ARE
DOCUMENTS THAT SAY THE OPPOSITE.
>> ACCORDING TO VICTIMS, WHO
COOPERATED WITH THE F.B.I., AND
THAT INVESTIGATION, THESE
(07:47):
DOCUMENTS IN F.B.I. POSSESSION,
YOUR POSSESSION DETAIL AT LEAST
20 MEN INCLUDING Mr. JESS
DAILY C.E.O. OF BARCLAY'S BANK
WHO JEFFREY EPSTEIN TRAFFICKED
VICTIMS TO, VICTIMS INCLUDING
MINORS SUCH AS VIRGINIA ROBERTS,
MAY SHE REST IN PEACE AND
(08:07):
INCLUDES AT LEAST 19 OTHER
INDIVIDUALS ONE HOLLYWOOD
PRODUCER WORTH A FEW HUNDRED
MILLION.
ONE PRINCE, ONE INDIVIDUAL IN
THE MUSIC INDUSTRY.
ONE BANKER.
ONE HIGH PROFILE GOVERNMENT
OFFICIAL.
ONE HIGH PROFILE FORMER
POLITICIAN.
ONE OWNER OF A CAR COMPANY IN
ITALY.
(08:28):
ONE ROCK STAR, ONE MAGICIAN.
SIX BILLIONAIRES INCLUDING ONE
FROM CANADA.
WE KNOW THESE PEOPLE EXIST IN
THE F.B.I. FILES THAT YOU
CONTROL.
PATEL SUGGESTED THE
INFORMATION WAS DEEMED NOT
CREDIBLE BY PROSECUTORS.
an Impeached mayor is suing his city,
and Logan County has a new life saving device.
(08:48):
Our Toby Gibbs has more in this look at headlines
around Kentucky.
TOBY GIBBS HAS MORE IN HEADLINES
AROUND KENTUCKY.
[♪♪]
>> FORMER MAYOR RANDALL WEDDELL
IS SUING THE CITY OF LONDON
TRACIE HANDLEY AND THE LONDON
CITY COUNCIL.
THE COUNCIL IMPEACHED HIM
(09:09):
SEPTEMBER 5 ON A DOZEN CHARGES.
SOME OF THEM RELATED TO HANDLING
OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY.
WEDDELL SAYS HIS REMOVAL FROM
OFFICE VIOLATED STATE LAW.
HE CALL IT IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
AND ARBITRARY AND SAYS IT WAS
NOT SUPPORTED BY EVIDENCE.
>>> A BIG CROWD TURNED OUT FOR
THE OLDHAM COUNTY BOARD OF
(09:29):
EDUCATION MEETING AUGUST 25 AS
THE BOARD CONSIDERED A PROPOSAL
TO LET THIRD-FIFTH GRADE
STUDENTS LEAVE THE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL ONCE A WEEK FOR AN HOUR
OF MORAL INSTRUCTION.
IT IS A PROGRAM MADE POSSIBLE BY
THE KENTUCKY GENERAL ASSEMBLY'S
PASSAGE OF SENATE BILL 19
EARLIER THIS YEAR.
ACCORDING TO THE OLDHAM ERA,
(09:50):
BACKERS WORE RED AND CRITICS
WORE BLACK.
>>> PRESTON'S WILL CONTINUE
WORKING WITH THE LIFE TEAM AN
AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE PROVIDER.
THE CITY COUNCIL VOTED SEPTEMBER
3 TO RENEW THE CITY'S CONTRACT
WITH AIR EVAC ACCORDING TO THE
CHRONICLE AND TIMES.
(10:10):
THEY PROVIDED 56 TRANSPORTS FOR
PEOPLE IN PRESTON'SBURG LAST
YEAR.
>> THE NEWS DEMOCRAT AND LEADER
REPORTS LOGAN COUNTY NOW HAS
KENTUCKY'S FIRST GRAIN BIN
RESCUE VACUUM AFTER A GRAIN BIN
ACCIDENT LAST YEAR.
IN DECEMBER, THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
RESCUED A MAN TRAPPED IN A GRAIN
(10:31):
BIN THE MAN WAS SAVED THE FIRE
CHIEF SAID HIS DEPARTMENT DID
NOT HAVE ENOUGH EQUIPMENT TO
HANDLE A FULL-SCALE RESCUE.
ORGANIZERS RAISED $86,000 AND
THE STATE CONTRIBUTED $18,000 TO
BUY THE GRAIN BIN RESCUE VACUUM.
WITH HEADLINES AROUND KENTUCKY,
I'M TOBY GIBBS.
(10:53):
I'M TOBY GIBBS.
YESTERDAY, KENTUCKY
MARINES CARRIED A SINGLE
AMERICAN FLAG 70 MILES THROUGH
THE STATE.
THEY BEGAN AT A CEMETERY IN
FLEMING COUNTY AND CONTINUED
WEST TO FRANKFORT CEMETERY BOTH
SITES OF FAMOUS KENTUCKY MARINES
WHO RAISED THE AMERICAN FLAG IN
(11:15):
WORLD WAR II AND TRIPOLI IN THE
EARLY 1800s.
THE RUN HAPPENED ON CONSTITUTION
DAY, A REMINDER OF AMERICANS'
RIGHTS UNDER THE LONGSTANDING
DOCUMENT.
>> DO YOU SWEAR TO SUPPORT AND
DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION.
>> IT'S CONSTITUTION DAY.
HAPPY CONSTITUTION DAY TO
EVERYBODY WATCHING, EVERYBODY
(11:40):
EVERYWHERE.
>> WE, AS MARINES, SOLDIERS,
SAILORS AIRMEN WE TOOK AN OATH
TO UPHOLD THE CONSTITUTION.
WE UNDERSTAND IT.
WE'VE READ IT.
WE HAVE A HOMEOWNERS MANUAL.
WE HAVE THE FOUNDING DOCUMENTS
THAT ARE IN A POCKET SIZED
(12:01):
DOCUMENT.
IF YOU GO BACK TO THESE
DOCUMENTS AND YOU LISTEN TO WHAT
THE FOUNDING FATHERS PUT INTO
THEM, THEY REFERENCE THE FACT
THESE RIGHTS COME DIRECTLY FROM
GOD NOT A THIRD PARTY CONTROL
MECHANISM THAT IS UNELECTED OR
UNCONTROLLED BY THE OWNERS WHICH
IS US.
SO WE MUST UNDERSTAND YOUR
RIGHTS BUT YOU HAVE TO
(12:21):
UNDERSTAND THE ROLES AND THE
RESPONSIBILITIES OF SUPERVISING
WHO YOU HAVE ASKED TO RUN FOR
OFFICE AND BE IN THOSE PLACES.
THIS IS A PROCESS THAT THERE ARE
MANY AVENUES WE WOULD LOVE TO
HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO HELP
TEACH OUR COUNTRYMEN BECAUSE
WHAT WE'RE DOING THIS ENTIRE
YEAR FOR ENTIRE 12 MONTHS WE
HAVE HAD A SERIES OF EVENTS.
(12:43):
EACH HAVE COMMEMORATED MARINE
CORPS HISTORY AND IMPORTANTLY
AMERICAN HISTORY.
AND BY TELLING THE STORY,
SHOWING AND TELLING THE STORY,
WE HOPE OTHERS WILL BE MOTIVATED
TO SAY WE HAVE A STORY TO TELL,
TOO.
WE LOVE OUR COUNTRY WE WANT TO
UNDERSTAND HOW DO WE BETTER
ADVANTAGE OUR HOMEOWNERSHIP
RIGHTS SO WE CAN TAKE CARE OF
(13:04):
THIS FOR OUR CHILDREN AND THEIR
CHILDREN AND THEIR CHILDREN.
AMERICA'S BEST DAYS ARE STILL
AHEAD.
WE ARE HERE TO CELEBRATE OUR
250TH BIRTHDAY AND PROVIDE A
TEMPLATE THAT WE HOPE CAN BE
USED BY ORGANIZATIONS WITH A
LOCAL STORY TO TELL.
[♪♪]
(13:29):
SUNDAY IS WORLD
ALZHEIMER'S DAY EVERY SEPTEMBER
21.
IT IS A DAY TO RAISE AWARENESS
OF THE GLOBAL IMPACT OF THIS
DEVASTATING DISEASE.
WITH NEW MEDICATIONS,
GROUNDBREAKING DISCOVERIES AND
INNOVATIVE PREVENTION STRATEGIES
EMERGING, THE FIGHT AGAINST
ALZHEIMER'S IS GAINING MOMENTUM.
CHRISTIE DUTTON SAT DOWN WITH
(13:49):
Dr. COOPER A LEADING AUTHORITY
IN THE FIELD TO DISCUSS WHAT
THESE ADVANCEMENTS MEAN FOR THE
FUTURE OF ALZHEIMER'S.
PART OF KET'S THE NEXT CHAPTER
INITIATIVE FOCUSED ON THE
REWARDS AND CHALLENGES OF
GROWING OLDER.
>> JOINING ME IS Dr. GREGORY
COOPER FROM THE NORTON
NEUROSCIENCE INSTITUTE.
Dr. COOPER EVERY TIME I OPEN
(14:11):
THE NEWS THERE'S SOMETHING NEW
AND EXCITING ABOUT ALZHEIMER'S
RESEARCH.
AND YOU WERE TELLING ME ABOUT
THE NEW TREATMENT THAT SEEMS
REALLY PROMISING PEOPLE ARE
ALREADY BENEFITING FROM.
WHAT IS THAT?
>> IN THE LAST TWO YEARS, WE'VE
HAD A NEW CLASS OF MEDICATIONS
COME OUT ANTI-AMYLOID
TREATMENTS.
THE IDEA IN ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
(14:32):
IS THAT THE DEPOSITION OF THIS
PROTEIN AMYLOID LEADS TO MANY OF
THE CHANGES WE SEE.
NOW WE HAVE MEDICATIONS THAT
REMOVE THAT AMYLOID THEY ARE NOT
A CURE BUT THEY SIGNIFICANTLY
SLOW DOWN THE PROGRESS OF THIS
DISEASE.
>> SO EARLY DETECTION EARLY
DIAGNOSIS IS KEY, RIGHT?
>> ABSOLUTELY CRITICAL.
(14:52):
IF PEOPLE HAVE ADVANCED TO MORE
MODERATE OR SEVERE STAGE THEY
MAY NOT BE CANDIDATES.
>> MAYBE START NOTICING
SOMETHING FROM A LOVED ONE THEIR
MEMORY IS STARTING TO FADE OR
BECOME CONCERNED, THE SOONER YOU
GET THEM --
>> THE SOONER THE BETTER TO GET
AN ACCURATE DIAGNOSIS AND THEN
TO CONSIDER TREATMENT OPTIONS.
>> AND ALSO NOW THERE IS A BLOOD
(15:14):
TEST THAT CAN FIND A BIOMARKER.
TELL US ABOUT THAT?
>> THAT IS AN EXCITING FIELD.
PEOPLE HAVE BEEN WORKING ON THIS
FOR YEARS LOOKING AT BIOMARKERS,
PROTEINS IN THE BODY THAT TELL
US WHETHER SOMEONE IS LIKELY OR
UNLIKELY TO HAVE ALZHEIMER'S
DISEASE.
UP UNTIL NOW WE HAVE PRIMARILY
(15:34):
LOOKED IN SPINAL FLUID WHICH IS
A PROCEDURE THAT PEOPLE WOULD
HAVE TO GO THROUGH OR A PET SCAN
OFTEN NOT AVAILABLE NOW THERE
ARE BLOOD TESTS THAT ARE HIGHLY
ACCURATE.
NOW, THEY HAVE TO BE USED IN THE
RIGHT SITUATION.
BUT IN THE RIGHT SITUATION THEY
ARE ACCURATE AND GIVE US GREAT
INFORMATION ABOUT THE PRESENCE
OF ALZHEIMER'S SUCCESS.
>> THAT WOULD MEAN ALZHEIMER'S
(15:57):
HAS TO BE PRESENT IS THERE AN
AGE YOU CAN START THIS?
>> THEY ARE APPROVED FOR PEOPLE
OVER THE AGE OF 50.
AND YOU WOULD HAVE TO HAVE SOME
EVIDENCE ON YOUR EXAM OF MEMORY
IMPAIRMENT.
IF SOMEONE IN THEIR 40s OR
50s WITHOUT EVIDENCE OF MEMORY
LOSS TOOK THE TEST WE DON'T KNOW
HOW TO INTERPRET IT.
(16:17):
IN SOMEONE WHO HAS THE FINDINGS
OF ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE THIS TEST
CAN CONFIRM THAT DIAGNOSIS.
>> THAT IS EXCITING.
ALSO, EXCITING NEW FINDINGS
ABOUT PREVENTING ALZHEIMER'S.
>> RIGHT.
THIS IS A VERY INTERESTING AREA.
IT'S BEEN SAID NOW UP TO 45% OF
DEMENTIA IS PREVENTIBLE.
(16:37):
THAT IS A REALLY LARGE NUMBER.
AND THERE HAVE BEEN STUDIES
LOOKING INTO REALLY A LIFESTYLE
APPROACH.
A LIFESTYLE APPROACH LOOKING AT
EXERCISE, LOOKING AT DIET,
NUTRITION, COGNITIVE EXERCISE,
SOCIALIZATION ALL OF THOSE
THINGS CAN THAT HELP LOWER OUR
RISK OF DEVELOPING DEMENTIA.
(16:59):
IT LOOKS LIKE IT CAN.
IT CAN IMPROVE OUR LEVEL OF
COGNITION AND MAY HELP PREVENTED
THE ONSET OF COGNITIVE
IMPAIRMENT LATER ON.
>> DIET AND EXERCISE.
TRIED AND TRUE YOU HAVE TO PUT
THE WORK IN.
AND ALSO, I'VE BEEN SEEING IN
THE NEWS ABOUT WE THINK OF
OZEMPIC AS TREATING DIABETES,
(17:21):
BUT IT MAY SHOW PROMISE FOR
ALZHEIMER'S?
>> IT MAY.
WE'LL KNOW FOR SURE IN EARLY
DECEMBER.
THERE IS AN ANNUAL MEETING
CALLED C TAP.
AND THE SPONSOR OF THIS TRIAL
WILL BE PRESENTING THEIR
RESULTS.
AND WE'RE ALL HOPEFUL THAT THAT
IS GOING TO BE ONE MORE TOOL IN
(17:45):
ONE 0 MORE MEDICATION THAT CAN
SLOW DOWN THE PROGRESS OF THIS
DISEASE.
>> THAT WOULD BE A BREAKTHROUGH.
>> THAT WOULD BE A VERY BIG DEAL
THAT'S RIGHT.
>> THIS IS ALL EXCITING NEWS.
Dr. GREGORY COOPER THANK YOU
SO MUCH FOR SHARING YOUR
EXPERTISE WITH US.
>> THANK YOU FOR HAVING ME.
AND THANK YOU,
CHRISTIE.
IF YOU FEEL LIKE YOUR LOVED
(18:07):
ONE'S MEMORY IS SLIPPING AND
WANT TO LEARN MORE THE NORTON
INSTITUTE IS HOSTING THE EXPO ON
SAT OCTOBER 11TH.
YOU CAN HEAR FROM EXPERTS ABOUT
ALZHEIMER'S, MIGRAINES AND
STROKES THIS IS FREE BUT SPACE
IS LIMITED FOR INFORMATION VISIT
NORTON HEALTHCARE ON-LINE AT
(18:27):
NORTON HEALTHCARE.COM OR CALL
502-629-1234.
>>> WOMEN ARE THE ONES WIELDING
THE HAMMERS AND SAWS AS WORK
BEGINS ON ANOTHER HABITAT FOR
HUMANITY HOME IN LEXINGTON PART
OF HABITAT'S REVITALIZED WOMEN
(18:48):
BUILD PROGRAM.
>> WOMEN BUILD.
A NOUN AND A VERB.
A MOVEMENT AND ACTION.
A NAME AND A CALLING.
AND THINK ABOUT WHAT WOMEN BUILD
EVERYDAY.
CAREERS, BUSINESSES, WOMEN BUILD
FAMILIES, WOMEN BUILD
(19:08):
NEIGHBORHOODS, SCHOOLS,
COMMUNITIES.
AND HERE AT LEXINGTON HABITAT
WOMEN BUILD SOMETHING ELSE THAT
CHANGES LIVES FOREVER.
HOMES.
>> I WILL BE MOVING IN WITH MY
TWO AMAZING CHILDREN AND OUR
DOG.
WE ARE MOSTLY EXCITED ABOUT
HAVING A YARD, A SAFE SPACE TO
(19:29):
PLAY AND A HOME THAT IS TRULY
OURS.
>> I LIKE TO CALL OUR BUILDS
SACRED GROUND.
BECAUSE HERE IS A SPACE WHERE
PEOPLE FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE
COME TOGETHER.
WE DON'T ASK QUESTIONS.
PEOPLE ARE SIDE-BY-SIDE WE DON'T
KNOW YOUR BACKGROUND WE DON'T
KNOW YOUR BELIEFS, WE DON'T KNOW
(19:50):
YOUR SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS.
BUT EVERYBODY IS BROUGHT
TOGETHER FOR ONE THING TO SWING
A HAMMER AND SUPPORT SOMEONE IN
OUR COMMUNITY.
>> WE HAVE TO KEEP ON THIS
AFFORDABLE HOUSING BECAUSE THE
PRICES ARE GOING UP ALL OVER THE
COUNTRY.
AND IT'S GETTING HARDER AND
HARDER FOR FOLKS TO AFFORD TO
BUY A HOME.
AND IN SOME CASES TO RENT A
(20:11):
HOME.
SO WE'RE REALLY HAPPY TO BE PART
OF THIS.
>> INTEREST'S JUST SO EXCITED TO
HAVE STABILITY FOR MY FAMILY FOR
MY KIDS TO SHOW THEM THE WAY AND
THAT IS POSSIBLE.
>> I WANT TO HIGHLIGHT YOU ARE
TALKING ABOUT A PROCESS THAT
GOES FROM APPLICATION TO GOING
THROUGH EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING
TO UNDERSTANDING WHAT IT MEANS
(20:33):
TO BE A HOMEOWNER GOING THROUGH
EDUCATIONAL CLASSES THAT TALK
ABOUT FINANCIAL LITERACY AND
BEING NEIGHBORS.
PUTTING IN 250 HOURS OF SWEAT
EQUITY ON THIS BUILD SITE AND
OTHER PEOPLE'S BUILD SITES AT
OUR RESTORE TO GET TO THE POINT
THAT HOMEOWNERSHIP IS POSSIBLE.
AND AFFORDABLE MORTGAGE.
(20:54):
ONE OF THE MYTH IS THE THAT
HABITAT GIVES AWAY HOMES AND
THAT IS NOT THE CASE.
>> I WANT TO HELP BUILDUP THE
FOUNDATION.
I'M NERVOUS BECAUSE I DIDN'T
KNOW HOW TO PUT THE HARDHAT ON.
BUT I'M GOING TO WORK ON IT.
IT'S MY CONTINUED JOURNEY AND
I'M SO THRILLED IT SEEMS SO
(21:15):
SURREAL I'VE BEEN THROUGH
DIFFERENT PROGRAMS AND FINALLY
THIS IS FOR ME.
WELL, CONGRATS TO HER.
HABITAT POINTS OUT ON AVERAGE
SINGLE WOMEN PAY MORE FOR
MORTGAGES AND RECEIVE LESS
FAVORABLE TERMS THAN MEN EVEN
WHEN CREDIT PROFILES ARE
SIMILAR.
[♪♪]
(21:42):
LOUISVILLE'S WHISKEY ROW IS
EXPANDING NOW BOASTING MORE THAN
10 DISTILLERIES ALONG MAIN
STREET IN DOWNTOWN WHISKEY ROW
IS GOING BACK TO ITS ROOTS.
KELSEY STARKS EXPLORES THE
HISTORY AND COMEBACK STORY OF
THIS HISTORIC BLOCK OF DOWNTOWN
IN THE NEXT EPISODE OF "INSIDE
LOUISVILLE".
[♪♪]
>> NOW, THERE ARE 10 ALONG THIS
(22:05):
AREA THAT IT SORT OF EXPANDING.
YOU HAVE THEM ON EITHER SIDE OF
MAIN STREET.
THE WHISKEY ROW AND YOU GET TO
SEE ALL THE TOURISTS THAT COME
AND HOMETOWN TOURISTS.
WHERE DO PEOPLE COME FROM?
AND WHAT IS THE EXPERIENCE OR
WHAT THEY THINK OF THIS AREA?
>> WELL, I WILL TELL YOU TWO
(22:25):
THINGS I HEAR ABOUT WHEN PEOPLE
COME TO LOUISVILLE EVERYONE IS
SO FRIENDLY HERE.
AND THEY SAY THIS IS ONE OF THE
CLEANEST CITIES I'VE EVER
VISITED.
AND WE DO A GOOD JOB IN THE
DOWNTOWN AREA.
AND THE CITY IS --
THEY ARE AMAZED HOW CLEAN THE
CITY IS.
THEY LOVE THE MURALS ALONG MAIN
(22:46):
STREET AS WELL THEY ENJOY THOSE.
BUT I'VE HAD PEOPLE FROM
AUSTRALIA, AND FRANCE, FROM
ENGLAND, SPAIN, THROUGHOUT
EUROPE, GERMANY, NEW, CHINA,
JAPAN AND EVERYWHERE COME HERE.
BECAUSE THEY WANT TO EXPERIENCE
BOURBON.
>> WHAT DO YOU THINK IS YOUR
(23:06):
VISION FOR THE FUTURE OF WHISKEY
ROW?
>> MY VISION IS TO KEEP BUILDING
ON WHAT WE HAVE.
THE BOURBON AND WHEN YOU DO
PRIVATE INVESTMENT WITH PUBLIC
DOLLARS THAT IS A GOOD
COMBINATION.
I PUT ON MY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
(23:27):
HAT BUT THAT IS WHAT STILL NEEDS
TO BE PURSUED IS PRIVATE
INVESTMENT PUBLIC DOLLARS.
AND ALSO, INVESTING IN TO THE
STREETSCAPES OF THESE BUSINESSES
ALONG MAIN STREET AS WELL.
MAKING THEM MORE PLEASANT TO
WALK DOWN THE STREETS.
THE STREETS ARE FINE BUT IF THEY
(23:47):
DID AN IMPROVEMENT PLAN THAT
WOULD TIE THE BLOCKS IN TOGETHER
WHERE IT'S CONTINUOUS NOT JUST
PIECEMEAL.
>> SURE.
AND DOWNTOWN, LET'S FACE IT GETS
A BAD RAP.
>> IT ALWAYS HAS.
>> ALWAYS HAS.
AND BUT NOW BESIDES THE TOURISM
PART SEEMS TO BE GOING REALLY
(24:08):
WELL.
IT'S THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE HERE
THAT ARE SORT OF THE PROBLEM
GETTING THEM DOWNTOWN.
AND ALL THESE RETAIL PLACES SEEM
TO BE CLOSING NOW.
DO YOU FEEL LIKE WE'RE STILL ON
A GOOD TRAJECTORY?
WHAT STILL NEEDS TO HAPPEN TO
KEEP IT ON THE UPSWING?
>> I WOULD TELL YOU ONE OF THE
(24:29):
PROGRAMS THAT WHEN I WORKED FOR
THE CITY OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
WE TARGETED AREAS FOR FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE.
AND WHAT I MEAN BY THAT, LIKE IF
PEOPLE WANT TO IMPROVE THEIR
BUILDINGS WE CALLED IT A MODEL
BLOCK.
AND IF SOMEONE WANTS TO COME IN
THERE AND RENOVATE THE BUILDING,
AND PUT A BUSINESS IN THERE, WE
(24:50):
WOULD LEND THE MONEY TO HELP
REDO THE FACADE AND ALSO IF THEY
NEEDED WORKING CAPITAL TO
PURCHASE EQUIPMENT WE WOULD LEND
MONEY TOWARDS THAT FROM A
DIFFERENT TYPE OF LOAN PROGRAM.
A MORE FOCUSED CONCENTRATION
FINANCIAL CONCENTRATION AS FAR
AS LOANS, STREETSCAPE
IMPROVEMENTS WOULD HELP
SIGNIFICANTLY.
(25:11):
IT ALWAYS AMAZED ME HOW WHEN WE
WOULD GO INTO THESE OLDER
COMMERCIAL CORRIDORS THEY WANTED
TO SEE WHAT WE WERE GOING TO DO
BEFORE THEY PUT THEIR MONEY
DOWN.
ONCE WE START INVESTING EVERYONE
JUMPED ONBOARD.
YOU CAN LEARN MORE
ABOUT LOUISVILLE'S WHISKEY ROW
INCLUDING A TOUR OF THE FORESTER
(25:31):
DISTILLERY ON THE NEXT "INSIDE
LOUISVILLE" SUNDAY AT NOON
EASTERN, 11:00 A.M. CENTRAL ONLY
ON KET.
>>> WELL, TOMORROW WE GO INSIDE
KENTUCKY POLITICS AND WE HAVE
THE A TEAM, TRES WATSON AND BOB
BABBAGE I WILL TALK TO THEM
ABOUT THE NEWCOMER TO THE 2026
U.S. SENATE RACE IN KENTUCKY
(25:52):
LOOK FOR THAT TOMORROW NIGHT ON
"KENTUCKY EDITION" AT 6:30
EASTERN, 5:30 CENTRAL WHERE WE
INFORM, CONNECT AND INSPIRE.
WE HOPE YOU WILL CONNECT WITH US
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(26:15):
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