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Bundesverkehrsminister Patrick Schnieder (CDU) gibt Bauprojekte von Bundesstraßen und Autobahnen frei. NRW-Verkehrsminister Oliver Krischer (Grüne) begrüßt das, sagt aber auch: "Im Vordergrund müssen Sanierung und Erhalt stehen." Von WDR 5.

Wie kann der Ukraine-Krieg beendet werden? Darum geht's beim Gespräch vom US-Sondergesandten Witkoff mit dem russischen Präsidenten Putin. Grundlage für das Treffen in Moskau dürfte der überarbeitete Entwurf aus dem Weißen Haus sein.

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Die Probleme bei der Deutschen Bahn sind groß. Verspätungen, Defekte und Zugausfälle sind ein Dauerärgernis für Bahnkunden. Evelyn Palla ist seit 1. Oktober neue Chefin bei der Deutschen Bahn. Sie soll den Konzern aus der Krise führen. Aber wieviel Entscheidungsmacht hat sie wirklich und kann der verordnete Neuanfang so einfach gelingen? Darüber sprechen wir in dieser 11KM-Folge mit Jan Zimmermann aus dem ARD-Hauptstadtstudio. Wir blicken auf die Herausforderungen, vor denen die Bahn in den kommenden Jahren steht, wie sehr die Politik mitreden will und woher das ganze Geld für die Sanierung kommen soll. Alle Nachrichten und Hintergründe zur Deutschen Bahn: https://www.tagesschau.de/thema/deutsche_bahn Hier geht's zu “Eltern ohne Filter”, unserem Podcast-Tipp: https://1.ard.de/eltern-ohne-filter-1 Diese und viele weitere Folgen von 11KM findet ihr überall da, wo es Podcasts gibt, auch hier in der ARD Audiothek: https://www.ardaudiothek.de/sendung/11km-der-tagesschau-podcast/12200383/ An dieser Folge waren beteiligt: Folgenautor: Moritz Fehrle Mitarbeit: Lukas Waschbüsch, Marc Hoffmann Host: Elena Kuch Produktion: Jan Stahlmann, Konrad Winkler, Jürgen Kopp, Marie-Noelle Svihla Planung: Caspar von Au und Hardy Funk Distribution: Kerstin Ammermann Redaktionsleitung: Fumiko Lipp und Nicole Dienemann 11KM: der tagesschau-Podcast wird produziert von BR24 und NDR Info. Die redaktionelle Verantwortung für diese Episode liegt beim BR.

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Die Sendung in der Gesa die Mobilitätsbeichte hat, Daniels Carport roastet und der Schnieder einfach zusammensackt. Shownotes: Bahn Chefin - Neues vom Chaos - One more Lane - Weniger Autos - Zusammenbruch - Tesla Tote - Ioniq 9

Bundesverkehrsminister Patrick Schnieder hat als Ziel ausgegeben, dass die Deutsche Bahn zuverlässiger und pünklicher wird. Allerdings hat er das erst mal weiter verschoben: bis Ende 2029 peilt er an, dass mindestens 70 Prozent der Fernzüge pünktlich fahren. Das wie bisher geplant bis zum kommenden Jahr zu schaffen, sei nicht annäherend erreichbar, so der CDU-Politiker. Neue Bahn-Chefin soll die bisher für den Regionalverkehr zuständige Managerin Evelyn Palla werden. Wenn der Aufsichtsrat zustimmt, wäre sie nach 190 Jahren Bahngeschichte die erste Frau an der Spitze.

ADFC fordert Tempolimit auf Landstraßen ohne Radweg. Duisburg bringt Gedenktafel für Currywurst an. Von Caro Köhler.

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Bundesverkehrsminister Patrick Schnieder hat die neue Strategie für die Deutsche Bahn und die neue Konzernchefin Evelyn Palla vorgestellt. Hauptstadt-Korrespondent Jan Zimmermann über seine ersten Eindrücke von Palla.

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Stadt-Politik reagiert positiv auf Kauf von Kaufhof-Gebäude durch Hannoverschen Investor // Unfal-LKW bei Coppenbrügge wird seit einem dreiviertel Jahr nicht geborgen

Ryan Rowland-Smith joins the show to talk about how the Mariners are looking going into the second half of the season. He also gives us his take on what the All-Star break does for the players and if Julio can use that to come out of the gate hot from the plate. Does Ryan think this team right now is a playoff contender? // Four Down Territory: 1st Down: What do you appreciate about Schnieder getting deals done with Emmonwori and Arroyo? 2nd Down: Are you surprised Sam Darnold made the NFL’s top 100 list? 3rd Down: What position group do you think is the most versatile on the Seahawks? 4th Down: What's a crazy seahawk stat you saw that will blow listeners minds? // The Timeline: The NFL came about with the Top 100 players list and there was a shocking Seahawk that made the cut. Sam Darnold came in at #72. Urban Meyer is the next name to come and say that he does not see Nick Saban going back to college football but would try for the NFL. // Bump & Curtis go though the NFL Top 10 WR list and see how accurate it is. There are no Seahawks on this list, JSN did not receive any votes but former Seahawk DK Metcalf got some but did not make the top 10. 

What is sticking with us from this slow news week around the world of sports? From Johnny Bench talking about the rarity of great catchers, to Randy Arozarena not getting enough love for the season he is giving the Mariners, we give you what we took away from this week in the world of sports. // Four Down Territory: 1st Down: What do you appreciate about Schnieder getting deals done with Emmonwori and Arroyo? 2nd Down: Are you surprised Sam Darnold made the NFL’s top 100 list? 3rd Down: What position group do you think is the most versatile on the Seahawks? 4th Down: What's a crazy seahawk stat you saw that will blow listeners minds? // The Mariners need to do something they have not done in a while, win the first series after the All-Star break. The last three season the Mariners were either swept or lost 2 of 3 games in the opening series of the second half of the season. // We give you Everything I Need To Know! 

Die vielen Verspätungen bei der Deutschen Bahn findet Bundesverkehrsminister Patrick Schnieder „inakzeptabel“. Der CDU-Politiker will daher "kräftig investieren", um das zu ändern. Auch wenn mehr Baustellen zunächst zu mehr Beeinträchtigungen führen. Hammer, Benjamin www.deutschlandfunk.de, Interview der Woche

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Michael Bröcker spricht mit Patrick Schnieder, Bundesverkehrsminister, und seinem Bruder Gordon Schnieder, CDU-Landeschef in Rheinland-Pfalz.Wie geht man politisch damit um, wenn der eine Infrastrukturmittel verteilt – und der andere sie braucht? Was erwartet Gordon Schnieder von seinem Bruder, dem Verkehrsminister?Es geht um Sanierungsstaus, fehlende Busverbindungen, das Deutschlandticket und die Frage, ob es ohne Auto im ländlichen Raum wirklich nicht geht.Ist der Bundesverkehrswegeplan noch zeitgemäß? Braucht Deutschland ein generelles Tempolimit auf Autobahnen? Und greift der neue Verkehrsminister bei der Deutschen Bahn durch?Die politischen Brüder geben Einblicke in ihre Prägung und ihre Karrieren. Wenn Politik und Familie aufeinandertreffen …Table.Briefings - For better informed decisions.Sie entscheiden besser, weil Sie besser informiert sind – das ist das Ziel von Table.Briefings. Wir verschaffen Ihnen mit jedem Professional Briefing, mit jeder Analyse und mit jedem Hintergrundstück einen Informationsvorsprung, am besten sogar einen Wettbewerbsvorteil. Table.Briefings bietet „Deep Journalism“, wir verbinden den Qualitätsanspruch von Leitmedien mit der Tiefenschärfe von Fachinformationen. Alle Informationen zum Trade.Table:https://table.media/aktion/tradetableProfessional Briefings kostenlos kennenlernen: table.media/testen Audio-Werbung Table.Today: jan.puhlmann@table.media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Verkehrsminister Patrick Schnieder Schnieder will einen Neustart bei der Deutschen Bahn: „Wir entwickeln gerade eine Strategie, wo die Bahn in wenigen Jahren stehen soll.“ Im Spätsommer soll die Strategie vorliegen.Schnieder lehnt ein Tempolimit auf deutschen Autobahnen ab. Es gibt aus seiner Sicht keine Belege dafür, dass Autobahnen dadurch sicherer würden.Das Deutschlandticket will Schnieder erhalten. Er macht im Gespräch mit Michael Bröcker aber klar, dass die staatliche Subventionierung des Tickets zurückgefahren werden sollte.Donald Trump hat beim NATO-Gipfel seine Unterstützung für das Bündnis erklärt. Die Mitgliedsstaaten haben sich auf ein neues Ziel verständigt: 5 Prozent des Bruttoinlandsprodukts sollen künftig für Verteidigung und Infrastruktur aufgewendet werden. Der deutsche NATO-Botschafter Boris Ruge spricht von einem historischen Schritt und sagt: „Ohne Donald Trump wäre das nicht passiert.“Wie viel Undercover-Recherche ist erlaubt? Michael und Helene diskutieren, wo die Grenzen liegen. Anlass ist die Debatte über das Vorgehen von Stern und RTL für die Reportage Inside Charité im vergangenen Jahr.Hinweis: Sie können direkt zu den einzelnen Inhalten springen: Alle Folgen von Table Today sind in Kapitelmarken aufgeteilt. Die Funktion wird von vielen Podcast-Apps unterstützt.00:00 Guten Morgen01:13 Der NATO-Gipfel03:50 Boris Ruge09:17 Patrick SchniederTable.Briefings - For better informed decisions.Sie entscheiden besser, weil Sie besser informiert sind – das ist das Ziel von Table.Briefings. Wir verschaffen Ihnen mit jedem Professional Briefing, mit jeder Analyse und mit jedem Hintergrundstück einen Informationsvorsprung, am besten sogar einen Wettbewerbsvorteil. Table.Briefings bietet „Deep Journalism“, wir verbinden den Qualitätsanspruch von Leitmedien mit der Tiefenschärfe von Fachinformationen. Alle Informationen zum Trade.Table:https://table.media/aktion/tradetableProfessional Briefings kostenlos kennenlernen: table.media/testen Audio-Werbung Table.Today: jan.puhlmann@table.media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Der Wiederaufbau der Ukraine wird viele Milliarden kosten. Kann sich Europa das leisten? Ja, meint Bundesverkehrsminister Patrick Schnieder. Der Wiederaufbau sei eine Herausforderung, aber auch eine Chance für Europa.

Den CDU-Politiker vu Bitburg ass zënter en Dënschde däitsche Verkéiersminister. Mir froen hien op déi verstäerkte däitsch Grenzkontrolle net zu engem Verkéierschaos féieren.

Den CDU-Politiker vu Bitburg ass zënter en Dënschde däitsche Verkéiersminister. Mir froen hien op déi verstäerkte däitsch Grenzkontrolle net zu engem Verkéierschaos féieren.

YA Author Heather Schneider joins me to discuss imposter syndrome, critique partners, beta readers, and character authenticity.   Find out more about Heather here:  https://www.heatherschneiderauthor.com    Also mentioned in the episode, the newly formed Path Finders Writing Collective AKA PaWriCo: https://pathfinderswritingcollective.com    This podcast is hosted and produced by Bethanie Finger.  Logo Art created by Cosmic Nova Flare. 

Gordon Schnieder ist der neue Landesvorsitzende der rheinlandpfälzischen CDU. Er kommt aus einer wahren CDU Dynastie - sein Vater war schon engagiert, sein Bruder ist im Bundestag für die CDU und er selbst hat eine Verwaltungskarriere hinter sich. Seine Sozialisation ist fast schon zu tyüisch, Messdiener, junge Union und jetzt eben im Landtag. Er will mehr - das hört man. Aber vor allem schafft er es, als Schwarzer dem Dieter standzuhalten - und kurz vorm Schluss gibt es noch eine erstaunliche WEendung mit dem Kunzilein. Ihr solltet zuhören! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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The whole gang is back watching the 2024 Netflix stand-up special, Adam Sandler Love You. Did Sandler make a comedy special so good that Marie, Caleb, and Bacon have fillped on the Sandman?

Im Jahr 1989 wird die 45-jährige Gitta Schnieder aus Niedersachsen brutal ermordet. Der Fall ist bis heute ein Rätsel. Ein Podcast über die Arbeit von Cold Case-Ermittlern, die den Mord nach 35 Jahren aufklären wollen.

In this week's episode we talk about Schnieder, Lindgren's future with NYR, and with Drury seemingly done with off seaon moves the outlook of this team.How to support us and our sponsors:Columbia Sports ApparelESPN+ SubscriptionFanaticsDraft Kings - CODE ITRThanks for listening! Please rate and review our show on your favorite listening platform. Check out our partner's website at www.insidetherink.com for all your latest hockey news.

If you're considering buying a property in the country, you should understand the different types of septic systems and  county requirements (for older systems to be in compliance). This week on The Real... Tune in! Listen on your favorite podcast app or on our website at: https://www.thesolomongroupwi.com/about/the-real-podcast/

Rob Schneider in hot water with a Senator, Mr. Taylor Swift has a gameshow and a new live video from Black Sabbath

The Minks are back, Funk is casting through a viral infection, and we're covering topics like: Defending Dan Schneider, Howie Mandel, Funk finesses Busch Gardens, Staying regular, Adult Pinkeye, Fruits vs Veggies, Validity of reports from 1940s era, The origin of Jesus Christ and so much more. https://linktr.ee/TwoMinks

Today, a session from the AWS for Software Companies Executive Forum at re:Invent, Jeremy Schnieder, Senior Partner at McKinsey & Company, shares some mega trends of the software industry.Topics Include:Software is growing significantly.Total value of Enterprise software industry has doubled in the last 5 yearsIT spending rising, SaaS now over 50% of software revenueOpportunities & major growth drivers with GenAIShifts balance of internal development and commercial software due to GenAIGenAI influenced changes in various market segmentsTactics that product led sales are usingProductivity benefits from generative AI-assisted software developmentProductivity metrics for generative AI

Writer/comic Lew Schnieder and Jay talk about the jokes they aren't allowed to tell and how important being “funny” is to them both. Bio: Lew Schneider is a youthful 62 year old man.From Straw Hut Media

We're driving deep into introspective sad boy territory this week as we review Sufjan Stevens' latest album, "Javelin" with special guest Brady Schnieder! What'll the boys think of Sufjan? Only one way to find out!

SOMEWHERE - Johnny Marr DOUBT - Slow Pulp I DID IT GOOD TODAY - Conchur White THE GRASS IS ALWAYS GREENER - The Len Price 3 SEX & MONEY - Lydia Loveless WAR WITH AMERICA - Gretal Hanlyn BIG AIR - Office Dog NO MUSIC ON A DEAD PLANET - Fred Schnieder, Soup Dragons DIVINE MASCIS - J. Mascis & The Breeders BAD IDEA, RIGHT? - Olivia Rodrigo  THE KING OF EVERYTHING - The Handsome Family WHAT ARE WE WAITING FOR - Kendra Morris PALE BLUE EYES - Simmering I LOVE YOU JUST FOR TRYING - Olivia Barton IMPOSSIBLE - Teezo Touchdown KISMET - The Beaches THE LONG WAY - The Lilac Time JEANE - The Persian Leaps WILL ANYBODY EVER LOVE ME - Sufjan Stevens  

 Dan Schnieder, Vice President of MRC Free Speech American, talks with Marc & Kim to discuss media bias

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“Innovation is pairing technology with a customer problem and making someone's life better.”  In this episode Landon Boyer, Vice President of Engineering at Schneider Electric explains the agile process they use to create and innovate products.  Landon also provides insights around supply chain challenges and worker shortages and how the solutions Schnieder is developing will help the industry triumph over the challenges of today and beyond.  

A new assignment for George and Schumacher. Charlotte and Gen. Adams are ready to close the deal. Will Gov. Lewin help Samantha? Gen. Wilkes updates the Consul. Henry Hobbes and Dr. Schnieder begin to execute their plan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A new assignment for George and Schumacher. Charlotte and Gen. Adams are ready to close the deal. Will Gov. Lewin help Samantha? Gen. Wilkes updates the Consul. Henry Hobbes and Dr. Schnieder begin to execute their plan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mike and Charlie previewed the 2023 NFL Draft, debating which picks the Saints should use to address their holes at the running back position. Marnie Schneider, an author & grandaughter of former Eagles owner Leonard Tose, joined Mike to discuss the history of Philadelphia football. Schnieder shared stories about former head coach Dick Vermeil. She talked about her book series and charitable contributions. Mike and Charlie also reviewed the recent upsets in college basketball. 

Marnie Schneider, an author & grandaughter of former Eagles owner Leonard Tose, joined Mike to discuss the history of Philadelphia football. Schnieder shared stories about former head coach Dick Vermeil. She talked about her book series and charitable contributions. She also praised Jalen Hurts for his performance in Super Bowl LVII. 

On Episode 14 of Inside the Hive, Jack and Joel sit down with PHS Hockey and Golf athletes Cody Schnieder and Mackeane Hanley to discuss hockey, golfing, Cody's dairy allergy, and so much more. We also find out that Joel has basically never watched a movie and Joel finds out there is indeed dairy in butter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amy Schnieder won the tournament of champions on Jeopardy so the guys see if they could answer some of the questions.

Rep. Brad Schneider (IL-10th) joins Lisa Dent on Chicago’s Afternoon News to discuss what’s next for gun reform following the mass shooting at the 4th of July parade in Highland Park, and whether we are closer to a federal ban on assault weapons. Follow Your Favorite Chicago’s Afternoon News Personalities on Twitter:Follow @LisaDentSpeaksFollow @SteveBertrand Follow @kpowell720 Follow […]

A new assignment for George and Schumacher. Charlotte and Gen. Adams are ready to close the deal. Will Gov. Lewin help Samantha? Gen. Wilkes updates the Consul. Henry Hobbes and Dr. Schnieder begin to execute their plan. Cast: Scene 1 Capt. Roberts : Pete Lutz Mayor Schumacher : Scott Slagle Lt. Ramsay : Van Riker George Cooper : J Dean Garcia Soldier : Daniel French Scene 2 Charlotte Knox : Ilana Labourene Marie Knox : Katelin Curtis Sen. Harper : Rosanna Jimeno General Adams : Rich Green Sen. Michaels : Anne Ghrist Assistant : Daniel French Scene 3 Samantha Cooper : Victoria Fancki Susan Cooper : Nina Bricko Gov. Lewin : M A Doerfler Sheriff Dietz : Daniel French Nick Hobbes: Joe Brillion Scene 4 Consul Nathaniel : Blake Benlan Vice-Consol Calhoun : Katelin Curtis Benjamin Danton : Spencer J Fredrick Gen. Wilkes : Van Riker Dr. Meighan : Rosanna Jimeno Lars : Daniel French Scene 5 Henry Hobbes : Pete Lutz Dr. Schneider : Spencer J Fredrick Jailer : Nina Bricko   Production, Music, Foley, and Sound Design by Daniel French at Fishbonius Sound Design     Transcipt Generation Zombie Season 2, Chapter 2 “Unknown Expiration Date” by Steven Chisholm   NARRATOR: DZ-6, Porterville Town Hall ROBERTS: You certainly have exquisite taste in furniture, Schumacher. Is this desk of yours mahogany?  SCHUMACHER: Nothing so lavish, I'm afraid. It's cherry wood. ROBERTS: Nevertheless, a fine piece… Lieutenant Ramsay, you have the battle plans for Embalmersfield on hand? RAMSAY: Yes, sir. SOUND: UNRAVELING OF MAP. ROBERTS: Place it on the desk, if you will. SOUND: SMOOTHING OUT MAP ON DESKTOP. Wonderful. SCHUMACHER: You really do have this raid all planned out. ROBERTS: Yes, but there's been a slight change in plans. SCHUMACHER: Change in plans? SOUND: APPROACHING FOOTSTEPS. SOLDIER: Pardon the interruption, sir. ROBERTS: What is it, Private? SOLDIER: Corporal Cooper is here to see you. ROBERTS: Let him in. SOUND: SOLDIER DEPARTS ROOM. GEORGE ENTERS. George, how can I help you? GEORGE: It's done.  ROBERTS: Yes, I can smell the smoke on your uniform. You did a fine job, Corporal. GEORGE: (TIMID) Thank you, sir. Proud to serve the Life Guard. ROBERTS: I hope you understand why I had you do that. GEORGE: To prove my loyalty to the ULZ… And to preserve the sanctity of the living. ROBERTS: Yes, but you must understand what lead Leanne to such… unfortunate circumstances. Carelessness, sure. But we wouldn't be discussing her premature departure if not for the actions of your sister. It was not I that forced your hand, nor was it your own free will. Samantha, your own blood, was the one that set the blaze. It was treason that reduced Leanne to ashes. Do you understand, Corporal? GEORGE: I understand that she must pay for her crimes. ROBERTS: Good. Now that I'm assured of your allegiance, I must say, you've arrived at the perfect time. GEORGE: You have an assignment for me, sir? ROBERTS: Oh, yes. One that involves Mr. Schumacher, here. SCHUMACHER: Me? ROBERTS: You see this beautiful desk, Corporal? Cherry wood, I've been told by Schumacher. Where once this material was a great tree, producing oxygen for us living folk, now it is mere lifeless timber. But despite being felled, it still serves a purpose. Not nearly as noble a purpose as when it was living, but nonetheless, it functions as a desk on which to plan our annexation of Embalmersfield. Schumacher is much like this tree. He once lived a nobler life but had that privilege stripped away by undeath. Despite his breathless existence, he's still here to serve a purpose, and it's up to you, George, to see that he fulfills his obligation to the living.  SCHUMACHER: I gave you Porterville. What more can I do? SOUND: UNRAVELING PAPER. RAMSAY: Captain, here are the plans you asked for. ROBERTS: Thank you, Lieutenant… Corporal, would you kindly take a look at these? SOUND: ROBERTS HANDING PAPER TO GEORGE. GEORGE: It's… If you don't mind my asking, what am I looking at, Captain? RAMSAY: Allow me to explain, George. This line here, this is you and Schumacher. GEORGE: You have us… You have us heading to Embalmersfield? Alone?  ROBERTS: Correct. SCHUMACHER: As devoted as I am to your cause, you can't expect me to go on this suicide mission. RAMSAY: This isn't a preliminary attack. At least, not in the way you two are envisioning. George, here, is simply to escort you to the outer perimeter of Embalmersfield. A chaperone of sorts to ensure that you're not beset upon by any free-roaming Life Guards. SCHUMACHER: Am I some offering to the enemy? RAMSAY: You're a refugee. SCHUMACHER: I don't understand. ROBERTS: Schumacher… You're going to seek sanctuary in the city of Embalmersfield. You're going to be the mayor who braved the battle and escaped. And when they welcome you with warm blankets and hot cocoa – or whatever it is your kind do for comfort – you're going to cozy up to Governor Lewin. She's no doubt caught wind of the annexation of Porterville, and who better to trust with their defense plans than someone who's faced the might of the ULZ themselves? Schumacher, I'm once again asking you to be our man on the inside.  SCHUMACHER: I… ROBERTS: I'm confident your faith in the ULZ has not wavered. SCHUMACHER: No. No, it has not. ROBERTS: Thank you. And you, Corporal. I know I can trust you with delivering the mayor to his destination. GEORGE: Yes, sir. ROBERTS: Excellent. Ramsay has been kind enough to outline your route. Follow that path closely, and you shouldn't run into trouble. Do you have any questions? GEORGE: Yes, Captain. When do we start? ROBERTS: Meet Ramsay at sunset by the northwest entrance to Porterville. He'll get you both situated. GEORGE: Will do, sir. ROBERTS: You're dismissed, Corporal. SOUND: DEPARTING FOOTSTEPS. SCHUMACHER: And me? ROBERTS: You're free to leave, too, Schumacher. SCHUMACHER: Okay. I'll see you in Embalmersfield, Roberts. ROBERTS: Look forward to it. SOUND: DEPARTING FOOTSTEPS. ROBERTS: Oh, one more thing, Mayor. SCHUMACHER: What's that? SOUND: GUNSHOT. SCHUMACHER: What the–What the hell did you do that for?! ROBERTS: You can't expect them to think you got out of Porterville completely unscathed, can you?    NARRATOR: DZ-1, a crisis room in the White House MARIE: (YAWN) Tired. CHARLOTTE: You're tired? You can take a nap right here. MARIE: I want my bed. CHARLOTTE: You can have your bed after I'm through talking with my friends, here. HARPER: Mrs. Knox, pardon my manners, but is it necessary that your child be privy to our conversations? MARIE: Privy! CHARLOTTE: If only there was someone I could trust to watch her. HARPER: Someone you can trust? Madam, is everything okay? MICHAELS: What about her usual caretaker, Margaret?  MARIE: Bad Margaret! SOUND: DOOR OPENING. ADAMS: I apologize for my tardiness, Mrs. Knox. CHARLOTTE: Apology not necessary. But, before you come in, can I have a quick word with you outside? ADAMS: Of course. CHARLOTTE: Excuse me, please. Come on, Marie. SOUND: FOOTSTEPS, AS CHARLOTTE MOVES TOWARD CRISIS ROOM ENTRANCE. DOOR CLOSING. CHARLOTTE: Has she said anything, yet? ADAMS: She's remaining tight-lipped, Madam, but I'm confident she's withholding something from us. We've just begun a search of her quarters. If something comes up, you'll be the first to know. CHARLOTTE: How long can we reasonably hold Margaret? MARIE: (UNCOMFORTABLE GROAN) ADAMS: We're certainly running out of time. Legally, she can remain detained for another twelve or so hours. CHARLOTTE: Then let's hope we can get something out of her by then… Come on, let's get back in there. SOUND: DOOR OPENING. FOOTSTEPS TO SEATS AT TABLE. Mrs. Speaker. Senator. You both have my sincerest apologies for the delay. ADAMS: Speaker Harper. Senator Michaels. Always a pleasure. HARPER: Welcome, General. MICHAELS: Yes, hello. MARIE: Hi! CHARLOTTE: I called this meeting to discuss any further intelligence you all may have gathered. As you're all well aware, the Vice President remains on a diplomatic mission in the Zombie's Republic of China. With her absence extending until the eve of the centenary, it's fallen on us to determine our next steps. HARPER: I'll reiterate what I said during our last meeting, as I'm sure the Senate Majority Leader will agree, I believe appropriate action is to quell this rogue Life Guard unit and seek reparations after. As Danton said, there's no need to declare war. MICHAELS: Even if you wanted to, Madam, you do not have the votes in Congress to pass a formal declaration of war. HARPER: But speaking of Danton, I've yet to establish any communication with him since touching down in the ULZ. Though, with President Knox's recent correspondence, it appears negotiations are still underway, despite this misstep from LZ-4. ADAMS: Misstep? With all due respect, Mrs. Speaker, it was a god-damned genocide.  HARPER: And you're seeing to it that it doesn't happen again. Am I correct? ADAMS: The 40th infantry will touch down in Embalmersfield within the hour. But further lives are at stake. If the Consul is unable to gain control over this rogue regiment, there is sure to be bloodshed. MICHAELS: Congress is not yet prepared to declare war, General. ADAMS: Did you hear any utterance of that word leave my lips, Senator? MICHAELS: No, I did not, but we've received reassurance from President Knox himself that the ULZ has this situation under control. Let us not also forget that Embalmerfield is also receiving the help of LZ-11. ADAMS: And if evidence points to the contrary? MICHAELS: Then you will have the full support of Congress to do as you please. Just know that the commander-in-chief also has a say. I've communicated our response to LZ-1, and they are aware of our accompanying reinforcements in Embalmersfield. Both regiments have received orders not to engage with one another and to instead address the threat from LZ-4. ADAMS: Pardon me if I take less credence in their reassurances. A division of their army has lain waste to a town full of innocents, after all. HARPER: The time for drastic steps is not now. I think we all agree, our top priority is stamping out this band of saboteurs. CHARLOTTE: Our top priority is getting my husband back. MARIE: I miss dad. CHARLOTTE: I know, dear. Me, too. MICHAELS: Nevertheless, the president is still engaging in negotiations with the Consul, and until he's– SOUND: KNOCKING ON DOOR. CHARLOTTE: (SIGH) Can someone see who that is? SOUND: DOOR OPENING. ASSISTANT: Excuse the interruption, Madam. We've just received further correspondence from the president. CHARLOTTE: Another recording? So soon? ASSISTANT: Yes, Mrs. Knox. CHARLOTTE: Well, if you could all pardon me while I listen to this, I'd be greatly appreciative. I will send for you when we can resume this meeting. SOUND: ADAMS, MICHAELS, AND HARPER GET UP AND BEGIN LEAVING THE ROOM. MARIE: Bye-bye! CHARLOTTE: General, if you wouldn't mind sticking around for this. ADAMS: Oh, of course, Mrs. Knox. SOUND: ADAMS RESUMES SITTING AT HIS CHAIR. DOOR CLOSES AS MICHAELS AND HARPER DEPART. CHARLOTTE: It's great to hear my husband's voice, General, but I can't shake the feeling that something's off. ADAMS: I don't think you need me to tell you my position on the matter.  CHARLOTTE: I mean, I always knew communication with the ULZ was shoddy, but how is it I'm not able to speak directly to him? ADAMS: I agree with your suspicions. Something isn't adding up, which is why I took the liberty of tacking on some extra reinforcements to Embalmersfield.  CHARLOTTE: Extra reinforcements? What do you mean? ADAMS: I've directed the 75th Ranger Regiment to defend Embalmersfield. CHARLOTTE: Jesus, General! You don't think that's a little overkill? ADAMS: With two ULZ regiments converging on the city – friend or foe – we can't be too careful. CHARLOTTE: (SIGH) Let's hope our suspicions are false, then. MARIE: Bed now? CHARLOTTE: Soon. Very soon.   NARRATOR: DZ 6, the Governor's Office in Zonal Capitol, Embalmersfield SAM: … And that's when Sheriff Dietz helped us escape. We were pursued by the Life Guard but were fortunate enough to shake them before arriving here. LEWIN: I'm… speechless. And you're sure of what you saw? NICK: Yep, homicidal soldiers-in-training. Zombies in cages. DIETZ: And I can attest to everything following their arrival in Porterville. LEWIN: If what you say is true. We must get word to the president. DIETZ: Good luck with that. From what I hear, he's so entrenched in those peace negotiations in the Consulate, hardly anyone can get a hold of him.  LEWIN: I'll make some calls. The public must be made aware of these zombie traffickers. Who knows how many ULZ loyalists reside within our borders? And what could they be doing with those poor kidnapped folk? NICK: Target practice, for one. Immolations. Who knows what else? They'd run out of matches if they were to execute every captured zombie. SAM: Nick's right. My brother talked about Life Guard members being ordered to transport “cargo” to LZ-1. Conveniently, those missions were around the time a whole batch of zombies would suddenly go missing from our cells.  SAM'S MOM: Oh, George… I wonder how wrapped up in this mess he is.  LEWIN: (STRESSED SIGH) Well let's hope we can rely on those troops coming from LZ-11.  DIETZ: Come again? NICK: LZ-11 troops? LEWIN: That's right, you've probably been a bit preoccupied, but the Consul has offered the help of LZ-11's Life Guard to defend Embalmersfield against the rogue Life Guard units. Fortunately, we've received word that the 40th infantry will be touching down any minute, so in the event that LZ-11 is a Trojan horse, our troops should handily stamp that out. SAM: A Life Guard regiment ordered to protect zombies? I never thought I'd hear anything like that. Life Guard soldiers – at least where I'm from – are taught to despise the undead. Taught to kill them at any and every opportunity. SAM'S MOM: Governor, they're called “Life Guard” for a reason. They would never raise a hand to their own. LEWIN: Do you expect me to just call off their reinforcements? I'm afraid it's a bit late for that. NICK: What's that supposed to mean? LEWIN: The LZ-11 troops are set to arrive by tomorrow morning. SAM: Can you order them to camp just beyond the border? Or at least intercept LZ-4's force south of here? Allowing Life Guard within the city is a recipe for disaster. LEWIN: For Christ's sake, I'm not a tactician. But they're landing in the airfield on the outskirts of the city. I've been in communication with General Adams, and he assured me that we have the full support of the federal government. My heart goes out to the people of Porterville, truly. It was unforgivable what those LZ soldiers did, but we have something they didn't have. Time and a whole lot of guns coming our way. SAM: Then use this time wisely and find a way to keep those soldiers out of your city.  LEWIN: Okay, but right now, those reporters are tearing at each other's flesh to find out about you lot. I need to give the people answers. Once this press conference is over, I'll consider negotiating LZ-11's defensive position. SAM: By then, it could be too late. LEWIN: Listen, I know you all have been through hell, but there's nothing to worry about here in Embalmersfield. Sam, you and your mother have known nothing but the LZ your whole life, but we here in the DZ are well-versed in the might of our military. If you think even two LZ regiments can stand against one of ours, you're sorely mistaken. DIETZ: This girl ain't been wrong yet. I urge you to at least consider what she's said. LEWIN: Like I said, it's been taken into consideration. Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to address the people. SAM: You're making a mistake taking this so lightly. LEWIN: Help yourselves to whatever you need. SOUND: DEPARTING FOOTSTEPS. DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES. DIETZ: And this is why I always say, you can never rely on a politician.   NARRATOR: LZ-1, a crisis room in the Consular Palace. CONSUL: I'm starving. This meeting was supposed to start half an hour ago. LARS: The catering is on its way, your Consulship.  CONSUL: This shouldn't be taking so damn long. CALHOUN: Not at all. The script wasn't nearly as comprehensive as the previous one. SOUND: DOOR OPENING AND CLOSING. DANTON: I apologize for my tardiness. The president was not very cooperative. CONSUL: If he wants to continue playing games, he can see just how serious we were about our threat. DANTON: Believe me, I kept reminding him about his daughter, but the man's at the end of his rope. Can't blame him really. Being outsmarted by someone working right under your nose must be a significant blow to your ego. CALHOUN: (SIGH) As long as he continues to do our bidding, we won't have to take any unnecessary steps. CONSUL: Leave it to the UDZ to elect such a stubborn, impertinent leader. Nevertheless, Danton, you can take a seat now… General Wilkes, I trust LZ-11 is still en route to Embalmersfield? WILKES: Landing tomorrow, as scheduled. From the airfield, they will march into Embalmersfield and set up a loose – albeit staged – perimeter within the southern border of the city. Fortunately, we were able to reroute more gas canisters to their regiment from LZ-7, so they're well equipped to take Embalmersfield. Of course, the remaining variable is when Captain Roberts intends to launch an invasion on Embalmersfield.  CALHOUN: Has no one communicated the plans to him? CONSUL: No, he will not know anything of this until the day of his attack. An LZ-11 messenger will relay the plan to him on the day, but Captain Roberts is too much of a liability to wantonly relinquish such information. WILKES: Yes, and I've been assured by Doctor Meighan that the canisters LZ-11 have on hand should be enough to cover Embalmersfield and the surrounding districts. The canisters will remain on the C-130s stationed in the airfields after arrival. Just before LZ-4's attack, they'll take off with a skeleton crew to loose the canisters over the city's defenses and most populous neighborhoods. There's likely to be creases in coverage, but our forces should be able to eliminate any surviving targets. DANTON: Is there a plan to hold the city? WILKES: According to the wind predictions, the gas should make the region uninhabitable to the undead for at least a full 24 hours, and the canisters should cause minimal damage to the city's infrastructure. We have LZ-10 on standby. When given the order, they will reinforce Embalmersfield and man the defenses abandoned by the UDZ's troops. CONSUL: Their armaments will make a lovely addition to our military. WILKES: Precisely, your consulship. Despite this change in pace, our invasion should go off without a hitch. And Doctor Meighan's shipments continue to remain on schedule. It won't be much longer until every one of our regiments has enough gas to extinguish an entire city. CONSUL: Ah, and may the living prosper once more. SOUND: KNOCKING ON DOOR. LARS: I'll get it SOUND: DOOR OPENING. Lars : Oh, my apologies. It seems lunch isn't quite ready. CONSUL: Well, then who's at the door? MEIGHAN: Greetings, Consul. CONSUL: Ah, yes. Doctor. Please come in. MEIGHAN: I'm afraid I have some… unfortunate news. CONSUL: (PERTURBED) Go on. MEIGHAN: It's the White House, sir. We've lost communication with our woman on the inside, Margaret. She never filed yesterday's vaccination report for Marie. CONSUL: Could it be that she simply forgot. MEIGHAN: She's a very capable professional, sir. She's not one to forgo something so important as this. DANTON: Wait, you're saying that Marie hasn't received her latest vaccination? MEIGHAN: And without you there, Danton, we have no one else to administer it. CALHOUN: What will happen to the girl if she doesn't receive the vaccine? Will she simply re-zombify? MEIGHAN: The vaccine triggers a response in the patient's bone marrow. Think of it as jump-starting a car. Every injection stimulates the body's stem cells, which in turn produce white blood cells. At some point, her body may retain the ability to produce its own white blood cells, but for now, the vaccine is the only thing setting this production in motion. Over time, her immune system will become weaker as these cells die off, and given her apparent immunity to zombification, the common cold, alone, could be enough to kill her. CONSUL: Thereby giving up our leverage over Knox. MEIGHAN: Precisely. DANTON: That is, of course, worrying, but more concerning still is Margaret. CONSUL: How do you mean, Danton? DANTON: I've noticed she was growing a subtle affinity for the child. Assuming she's been detained, I'm not so sure how long she can keep her lips sealed when it's Marie's life on the line. CONSUL: She'd betray the ULZ for one of them? DANTON: With all due respect, your Consulship. Not one of them. She is indeed one of the living now. Though, for how long, I don't know.   NARRATOR: LZ-1, the cellblock beneath the Consular Palace. HOBBES: Guards! Someone! Anyone! Something's wrong with this man! SCHNEIDER: (SPUTTER, COUGH, and GROAN) HOBBES: I think this man's sick! Anyone?! JAILER: (ANNOYED) I'm coming. I'm coming. HOBBES: He just started gripping his stomach. Rolling around on the ground. Moaning and such. SCHNEIDER: Ugh… (WEAK) Please… JAILER: Christ, man. You look paler than this lumbering stiff next door. HOBBES: Never mind that, this man clearly needs help. SCHNEIDER: (WHEEZE) I can't… (WHEEZE) I can't… breathe. JAILER: Let… Uh, let me go get a doctor. HOBBES: This guy is a doctor. SCHNEIDER: Chest… (WHEEZE) Chest compressions… Please. JAILER: CPR? I ain't done anything like that since I was a greenhorn in the Life Guard. Don't suppose they teach you any first aid in the UDZ, huh? HOBBES: What? Of course not. Just do as he tells you. Look, he's miming it now. JAILER: How do I know he's not faking it? HOBBES: I don't think it's normal for your kind to be that color. Besides, he's half your size. SCHNEIDER: (WHEEZE and COUGH) JAILER: Aw, hell! SOUND: JAILER FIDGETS WITH RING OF KEYS. JAILER: I can't have another prisoner die on my watch. It'll be off to LZ-5 for me. SOUND: PRISONER DOOR OPENS AND JAILER APPROACHES SCHNEIDER. HOBBES: Hurry! JAILER: Okay, so… Lay still, why don't you?! Okay, I just place my hands here and… Oof! What the hell?! SCHNEIDER: (SOUNDS OF STRUGGLING) JAILER: Hey, let go of my rifle! (GRUNT) I said stop! Let go! SOUND: GUNSHOT. SCHNEIDER: (DYING BREATH) JAILER: No… No, no, no. This can't… You saw it, right? You saw it all. He was trying to take my rifle from me. It was… It was self-defense, yeah? HOBBES: Dr. Schneider, no… You… You killed him. JAILER: I didn't kill nobody.  SOUND: FOOTSTEPS TOWARD THE BARS. JAILER TAPS HIS GUN AGAINST THE BARS. And you're going to corroborate that story or else I'll make sure you're first in line at our next barbeque. You understand? HOBBES: You already took my son from me. Your worst can't beat that. JAILER: Look, I'm just asking you to tell the truth of it, got it– SOUND: SCHNEIDER HITS THE JAILER IN THE BACK OF THE HEAD. (PAINED GRUNT) SOUND: JAILER FALLS TO THE GROUND.  HOBBES: (HUSHED) You did it! Great job! SCHNEIDER: You were right; your kind really can't feel a thing.  HOBBES: I–I'm sorry you got shot. That wasn't part of the plan. Do you know if that life-restoring vaccine you guys got will work with a hole in your chest? SCHNEIDER: (SIGH) Tempt fate by saying I have almost nothing to lose, and then this happens. I, unfortunately, know little of what the vaccine does outside a brief explanation from that homicidal maniac, Dr. Meighan. If they intend to use it on the UDZ, especially with the states of decay of most citizens, then I presume it'll work on me. Besides, the bullet narrowly missed my heart. HOBBES: Well, here's hoping it works. Either way, I appreciate your sacrifice. SCHNEIDER: I really underestimated how quickly the virus would take hold. HOBBES: Right, but let's get a move on. I'm sure all this commotion will eventually garner some attention. Not to mention, that jailer seemed like he had a thick skull, so he could be up at any moment. SCHNEIDER: Okay… SOUND: JINGLING KEYS. Why is it prison guards always have such heavy sets of keys? HOBBES: Oh, and don't forget the rifle. SCHNEIDER: Rifle? You know how to use this thing? HOBBES: You don't think I'd pass up on the chance to fire guns at my armor prototypes, did you? SCHNEIDER: Makes sense. HOBBES: Now, get me out of here, and let's go find Nick.   End of episode.

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