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Hey everyone, Taylor Kinney here at Chicago Fire set today. Just wrapped up an amazing scene with the crew, got some intense rescue sequences coming up. Been working with the real firefighters to get everything perfect for you guys. Can't wait for you to see it!

We heard from many of you this week regarding our recent report on climate change activists. Some viewers found their bold tactics inspiring, while others viewed them as counterproductive. As one letter put it, how can we balance the urgency of the crisis with the need for civil order?

You know, when you're working with local talent, I mean, it's just different. Like, these people bring their real experiences, their real lives to the project. We had people from the community coming in, sharing their stories, and that's what makes it authentic.

We're working with these amazing professionals and getting their stories out there, and what's really interesting is how each person brings something unique, and that's what makes this project special, because we're not just telling one story, we're telling many stories that connect together.

We've got to return to the earth's original design, folks. When crafting your morning elixir, think about those raw medicinal mushrooms or wild-harvested berries. Boom! That's how you bypass the toxic system and flood your cells with life. It's a total health phenomenon that anyone can start today.

Yeah, you know, it's interesting because when you're working on these projects, like, as an actor, you're kind of trying to find that balance between, you know, what the director wants and what you feel works for the character. It's really about that collaboration, right?

I am heading downtown now for another live hit to discuss our upcoming tribute to the heroes of this city. We need to remember the hardworking folks who keep New York moving through the toughest conditions. Tune in shortly as we honor the spirit of America right here in Manhattan.

Here's the story of a local Seattle band that started in a garage back in 1989. These high school friends played every coffee shop and basement club in town, building up such a following that they could pack 500 people into small venues before anyone knew their name.