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You're listening to KFI AM six forty
Wake Up Call with me Amy King on

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demand on the iHeartRadio app. Had
a dry ride in today with kind of

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a nice little switch. Although we
only had like three days of rain,

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but it appears that most of it
has moved out, although I was talking

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to editor Carla and she said this
morning she had a downpour, so not

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quite done yet. But the weather
is improving and it looks like we're gonna

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have sunny skies for the weekend,
so I'm excited for that. Snow still

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on the way for the mountains.
There's winter storm warnings and advisories up,

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and of course the mountains is where
Big Bear's bald eagles, Jackie and Shadow

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are protecting their newly laid eggs.
I'm obsessed with this they have. If

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you don't know about this, they
have a camera that is trained on the

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nest twenty four to seven and you
can watch it anytime. And we're gonna

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be talking more with the executive director
of Friends of Big Bear Valley about the

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eagles. They're so beautiful and so
majestic and they're about to have babies,

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so we're going to be talking with
her at about five point fifty this morning,

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so we do hope you'll hang around. Of course, we want you

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to hang around all of wakeup call
because there's so much coming up. Here's

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what's ahead on wake up call this
morning. The city of la has seen

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four hundred and seventy five mud slides
and has received three hundred ninety reports of

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fallen trees since the storm started Sunday, and the potholes four hundred and forty

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of them have been reported, and
those are only the ones reported. DWP

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says firefighters have also put out a
dozen fires and made several swift water rescues

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because of the storm. The House
failed to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorcis,

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but with the last second vote switch
yesterday, they have left the door

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open for another vote, perhaps when
Representative Steve Scalise is back at work following

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his absence for cancer treatment. NASA's
Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena is laying off

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eight percent of its workforce. That's
about four hundred people. The layoffs announced

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you yesterday will affect technical and support
staff and about forty contractors. JPL blames

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the decision on uncertainty about federal funding. At six oh five, it's handle

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on the news. The mother of
a school shooter in Michigan has been convicted

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of involuntary manslaughter, the first time
a parent has been held responsible for murders

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carried out by a child. Let's
get started with some of the stories coming

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out of the KFI twenty four hour
newsroom. Of course, the storm Southern

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California is getting a break from the
rain, but more could be coming.

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Plus, as I mentioned, snow
for the mountains. Gusty winds are expected

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to develop today and continue into tomorrow. Forecasters say more rain is expected later

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tonight with about a three hour period
of a steady rain and mountain snow.

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It's already been snowing at elevations above
four thousand feet. The National Weather Service

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has advised heavy snow above six thousand
feet, with the heaviest accumulations up to

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two feet above seven thousand feet.
Kfi's house whisperer Dean Sharp says, when

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it comes to repairing a home after
a natural disaster, homeowners have rights.

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Sharp says, don't be intimidated or
bullied by an insurance company's recommendation for contractors

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or repair companies. If you bring
in an independent contractor, which you have

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the right to do, you will
find that they will be more on your

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side and fighting for all of the
replacement value of everything. Sharp says homeowners

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should get more than one bid for
repairs and vet the contractors before agreeing to

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do anything. Public health officials in
La County now say eight million gallons of

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sewage got into the Domingus Channel,
which leads to the ocean. The spill

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was first announced Monday. The amount
of sludge that spilled was released yesterday.

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All beaches in Long Beach and Cabrio
Beach and San Pedro are off limits until

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bacteria levels return to acceptable levels.
Scientists say the atmospheric river that has bombarded

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southern California is not what social media
has been hyping up as an ARC storm.

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What it is is weeks like this
that keep ongoing. Scientist doctor Lucy

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Jones says, imagine if the storm
that drenched SoCal continued for more than a

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month straight, that's an ARC storm. This is a bad storm. It's

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doing a lot of damage, but
it's not the worst and it's not the

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extreme level that was talked about in
the arcstorm models. Jones says, the

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arcstorm model is meant to prepare flood
control channels for the eventuality of a storm

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like one from eighteen sixty two,
which dumped fifty inches of rain in SoCal

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and killed one percent of the state's
population. Corbin Carson k if I News,

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Yikes, I've never even heard of
that one. Let's say good morning

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now to ABC's Stephen Portnoy. So, Stephen, the bipartisan border bill,

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which was put together by senators and
appeared like it would pass the Senate,

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is now in trouble in the Senate. Yeah, it's likely to be filibustered

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today when it comes up for a
vote on the motion to proceed. And

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this is an esoteric way of saying, will the Senate take it up?

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And the answer is probably gonna be
no. It's a sixty vote threshold,

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and yesterday members of both parties acknowledge
the fact that it's going to die today.

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So this bill that took months to
craft, Republicans insisted that Ukraine aid

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be paired with some sort of border
reform. You had Senator Langford of Oklahoma,

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staunch Republican, working with Senator Murphy
of Connecticut and the Biden administration to

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try to cobble together something that everybody
could accept. It finally was released on

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Sunday, and it didn't live for
seventy two hours. It's going to die

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today. And what a banner day
it was for Congressional Republicans yesterday. First

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they backed away from an agreement that
they had fought for, fought to strike

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number one and number two. House
Republicans yesterday embarrassingly failed to impeach Alejandro Majorkis

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as Secretary of Homeland Security, is
something they've been aiming to do for months.

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Yeah, why did they put that
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have the votes? You know,
Nancy Pelosi used to have an ethic that

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she would never put a measure on
the floor of the House that she wasn't

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certain would pass, because she knew
that it would be an embarrassing humiliation.

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And yesterday was an embarrassing humiliation for
the Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson.

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He was counting on the absence of
Al Green, not the singer,

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the Texas congressman who had Democrat who
yesterday was in the er for surgery.

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And what a surprise it was when
Congressman Green was wheeled into the House chamber

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wearing hospital scrubs, no yes to
cast a vote against impeaching Majorcis, And

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all of a sudden it was tied, and a tie vote can't pass in

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the Senate. Oh sorry, a
tie vote can't pass in the House.

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And you know, Republicans had their
own absence of majority of their Steve Scaliseo's

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being treated for cancers, you know, And they had three defectors. There

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were three Republican congressmen who said that
they didn't believe that a hundred Majorcis had

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committed a high crime or misdemeanor didn't
warrant impeachment. He simply had a different

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interpretation of the immigration law. And
you shouldn't start a new standard of impeaching

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people because you disagree with them on
how they implement the law or the policy.

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And so the effort went down to
defeat today. But it's not over

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yet. It's not over yet because
because Steve's fun happened, well, look,

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Steve's scalise will be back. Then
they'll use a procedural motion to raise

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it resurrected on a motion to reconsider, and they'll try again. They'll try

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to take a mulligan. But if
it does succeed, it'll do so probably

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on a single vote, or they'll
try to take advantage of another moment where

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Democrats have one or two votes short
because of absences. The bottom line is

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if it passes, it'll be by
a single vote and at best, and

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it'll start a trial in the Senate
where Democrats control, and will seek to

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figure out a way if they can, to dismiss the charges before holding a

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full blown trial, which would simply
take everybody's time. It's a fata complete.

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The Senate that's controlled by Democrats is
not about to never having convicted Donald

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Trump of all the things that he
was accused of in two separate impeachments.

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They're not going to vote to oust
Alejandro Majorcis simply for a policy disagreement with

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House Republicans. Yeah, okay.
So the other thing that happened yesterday tied

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back to the Order bill, was
that the House voted on whether to put

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up just a clean bill that would
only fund Israel, like to separate them

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out, like you and I have
talked about. That you said wouldn't pass,

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and it didn't, right, It
didn't because of the procedure that the

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House employed. It had a majority
vote, but because the Speaker wanted to

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do it swiftly, he put it
on the floor, and really what he

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wanted to do was embarrassed Democrats.
But it didn't work out like he planned.

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He wanted to put it on the
floor with the suspension of the rules,

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which would require a vote of two
hundred and ninety rather than to eighteen,

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and it failed. It only got
two fifty. Well that's more than

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half the House, but it wasn't
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himself had made. So no,
the House has not passed the clean Israel

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bill that he has put up,
and today the Senate, with the expected

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filibuster of the border foreign Aid bill, will then move to the to simply

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a foreign aid bill without the border
provisions, the ones that Republicans have been

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climbering for for months. We'll see
if Republicans block that too, Even though

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yesterday Mitch McConnell said that's what should
happen next. Seems like a lot of

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finding and a lot of wasting time. Hopefully they'll get something done. Well,

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we'll see what happens, all right, ABC, Stephen Portnoy, thank

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you so much. Like we keep
talking about it's so convoluted and confusing,

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and we appreciate you helping us sort
it out. Let's get back to some

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of the stories coming out of the
KFI twenty four hour newsroom. President Biden

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has one the Democratic presidential primary in
Nevada. Minnesota. Democratic Congressman Dean Phillips

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entered the race too late to get
on the ballot. That made Self Help

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author Mary Ann Williamson Biden's only challenger
yesterday, and on the Republican side,

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the majority of voters in Nevada's primary
have chosen none of the candidates that was

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one of the options on the ballot. Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley was the

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only major candidate on the ballot.
Trump opted to run in the state's caucuses

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instead. He's the only one participating
on Thursday and is expected to get all

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of the delegates for Nevada. A
federal appeals court has rejected former Trump's former

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president Trump's immunity claim in his federal
election interference case. The three judge panel

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ruled yesterday there's no basis for Trump
to assert former presidents have blanket immunity from

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prosecution for any acts committed as president. Trump is until money to appeal to

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the Supreme Court. If the High
Court declines the appeal, the judge overseeing

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the case could set a new trial
date soon, but if the Supreme Court

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decides to consider the matter, all
bets are off, there could be lengthy

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delays. ABC's PR Thomas says the
panel declared President Trump has become citizen Trump,

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which means any executive immunity that may
have protected him no longer applies.

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Republican National Committee chair chairwoman Ronal McDaniel
plans to step down following the South Carolina

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primary on February twenty fourth. The
New York Times is reporting McDaniel told former

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President Trump her plans last night,
after growing pressure from his camp to do

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so. She's faced scrutiny in recent
months over fundre Trump is likely to suggest

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North Carolina Republican Party Chairman Michael Wantley
for the position, but a new election

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will have to happen. Governor Newsom
says voters have a chance to fix California's

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mental health system. People want to
see people off the streets. People want

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to know when their loved one is
in crisis that they're going to get the

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quality care that they deserve. This
is solvable. The governor in an ad

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is urging voters to vote yes on
Proposition one, which would authorize more than

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six billion dollars in bonds to build
mental health treatment facilities and also housing for

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the homeless. Opponents are you Prop
one will create too much bond debt and

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siphon funds away from existing programs.
Vote by mail ballots have gone out in

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the mail for the March fifth primary
election. Have you noticed as you're driving

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by gas stations or maybe pulling into
one, that gas prices have jumped up

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again. Yeah. I just noticed
it when I was driving on my way

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to work, and I was like, wait a second. It was like

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four to sixty nine a gallon for
premium like last week, and all of

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a sudden it's back up to four
eighty nine. Well, the price of

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gas is up for the thirteenth straight
day. In La County. It's four

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to seventy one for regular unleaded.
On average, prices are up nearly twenty

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cents a gallon in the last couple
of weeks. Orange County gas is also

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up to four sixty seven a gallon. That's twenty four cents higher than thirteen

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Six forty nine people have been killed
by falling trees and in crashes caused by

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the atmospheric river that has dumped more
than thirteen inches of rain in some areas

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of California. Authority say once floodwaters
recede, they're concerned the number of dead

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will go up. NTSB investigators say
the four bolts that hold the door plug

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in place on the Boeing seven thirty
seven Max nine were missing when the cover

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for the emergency exit blew out on
an Alaska Airline's flight in mid air last

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month. Expect to see street vendors
outside Dodger Stadium, the Hollywood Bowl,

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and the Hollywood Walk of Fame now
that the La City Council has voted to

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rescind a ban on vendors at popular
tourist spots. The ban has been in

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effects since twenty eighteen. A new
ordnance amending current vending laws is expected to

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take effect next month. At six
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Holy buckets, we've had a lot
of rain. Bill's going to take

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a look at the totals the flooding, the mudslides and power outages as this

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massive storm moves out. Right now, let's say good morning to ABC's jord

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Dana Miller. Jordana, we have
a new proposal from Hamas, Yes we

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do. Unfortunately, it is not
a proposal that is going to bring us

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a seatfire and a deal to free
Israeli hostages. That's the bottom line,

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and it's a bit depressing, I
have to say. But because we waited

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so long, and the United States
worked on this framework for you know,

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several weeks, but Hamas has come
back and added a lot of demands from

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phase one to phase three of this
deal that really are non starters for israel

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I. Mean, I'll give you
one example from phase one, where we

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would see maybe forty or fifty Israeli
hostages free. Hamasis demanding the release of

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one thousand, five hundred Palestinian prisoners. But among those five hundred, who

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right, five hundred who've committed murder
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that's a huge number of you know, of high value quote unquote Palestinian prisoners

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that are serving you know, again
they're in jail for life. That's a

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huge number to be released Israel.
You know would release likely some of them,

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but not five hundred. They're also
asking, for example, to change

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policies about visitation rights for the alak
Samosque, that Jews should be limited more

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in their ability to visit the site. You know, it's all not going

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to change policies in Jerusalem. And
they all feel about Gaza, Yeah,

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the Alcsimosque in case people are not
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city, right, that's right,
that's in the Old City. Uh.

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It is the you know, third
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where we've seen a lot of violence, and it is a site that's shared.

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On one side is the Western Wall, what it's considered Judaism's holy a

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site, and you know, on
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was the heart of the Temple.
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a bit controversial now because more people
are going to visit. Nonetheless, there

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is a set time during the day
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there. Hamas is demanding a change
on those rules. So, and they're

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also demanding, for example, opening
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I mean that also is not going
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It's almost controlling, you know,
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it looks like from this deal that
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obviously don't feel a huge need to
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us that Hamas feels confident if your
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fighting in southern Gaza, their leaders
are alive, they're holding you know,

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over one hundred hostages, and you
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because they're not really interested yet in
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morning for the deal. I think
we're still weeks away. So Den tre

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Dana, does that signal that Israel
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hoped in this so far? Well, certainly, you know, Israel would

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have liked already to have, for
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operations. They would have liked to
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you know, on the actual battlefield. They've done, you know, relatively

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well. The depth toll is not
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destroyed hundreds of tunnels, they've confiscated, you know, thousands of weapons,

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intel documents they found like almost like
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they you know, they've they've noted
money that came in from Iran for Hamas

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and specifically, you know, millions
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the total was something like one hundred
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and Hamas is not you know,
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obviously feels that they have the upper
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from the families of the hostages,
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pressure is going to force Israel to
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more extreme demands. But I don't
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It's going to increase the anguish of
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Cabinet and the head of the Mossad, you know, they are going to

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keep this tough negotiation. And that's
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see anyone come out of Gaza,
the hostages or aid go in or respite

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for the hundreds of thousands of gozens
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a defeat today for all of those

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parties, the hostages, gosins,
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families, houstages. Yeah, and
in the meantime, the fighting goes on.

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So we'll continue to watch, but
not great news. Thank you for

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sharing it, Jordiana. Unfortunately.
All right, thanks take care. Let's

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get back to some of the stories
coming out of the KFI twenty four hour

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newsroom. Evacuation orders in La have
slowly lifted as the storm lets up,

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but people are still being urged to
be prepared in case of mud slides,

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flooding in debris flows. The order
in the Latuna Canyon area was lifted late

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yesterday. Evacuation warnings remain in some
places. City officials in La say the

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water soaked hill sides still pose a
mudslide threat. The fire Chiefs's crews have

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responded to four hundred and seventy five
mudslides this week, tens of thousands of

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people lost power at some point.
Most of the power has been restored.

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The search for a woman who disappeared
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of the risk of avalanches. The
San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department says the woman

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was last seen Sunday when she went
hiking by herself in a snowstorm. Officials

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have urged people to stay away from
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a budget deficit will force the Space
Laboratory in Pasadena to lay off hundreds of

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employees, and one of the programs
most impacted will be the Mars Sample Return

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Project, which was created to return
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The announcement yesterday will affect five hundred
and thirty people, or roughly eight percent

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of JPL's workforce. JPL said had
exhausted all other measures to adjust to a

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lower budget from NASA, and in
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JPL said it had no choice but
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forty four members of Congress said they
did lobby the White House for more funding

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Steve Gregory, King of Fine News. A crew member working on Marvel's wonder

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Man TV show has been killed in
a fall in studio. City Variety says

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the rigor fell off the rafters yesterday
on the set. Cruz were not filming

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at the time. A Marvel spokesperson
says the company supports the investigation into the

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circumstances of the accident. Weekends at
the La Zoo Are Getting Wild. Official

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announced the upcoming Wild Weekend events yesterday, which include entertainment activities and educational opportunities.

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The first is a lunar New Year
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It will feature a martial arts demonstration, dragon dances, calligraphy, and more.

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March twenty ninth through thirty first will
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April twentieth and twenty first will celebrate
Earth Day. I'm really interested to see

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the animals doing a martial arts demonstration. Okay, you're listening to Wake Up

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Call on demand from KFI AM six
forty guest stars and will most likely have

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you smiling and singing along by the
end. I think you're gonna like this

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one. Southland weather from KFI Finally
a break in the rain. Twenty percent

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chance of showers, otherwise partly cloudy
today with hies in the mid fifties to

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about sixty forties for the analog valley. Got a chance of showers tonight and

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tomorrow. We should be dry on
Friday with partly cloudy skies and hies in

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the fifties to low sixties. Sunny
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and Sunday. It's forty seven in
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Here's what we're following in the KFI
twenty four hour news room. The

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city of La had seen four hundred
and seventy five mod slides and received three

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hundred and ninety reports of fallen trees
since the big storm rolled in on Sunday,

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and potholes four hundred and forty have
been reported. Dwps's firefighters have also

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put out a dozen fires and have
made several swift water rescues. Just getting

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word into the KFEI newsroom that a
pair of bombings at election offices of a

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political party and an independent candidate in
southwest Pakistan have killed at least twenty six

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people. More than two dozen others
are wounded. Officials say the bombing came

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the day before parliamentary elections are going
to be held. Dodgers star pitcher Clayton

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Kershaw will remain a boy in Blue. Kershawn the team have reached a deal

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for him to play for the Dodgers
for his seventeen Major League season, That

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is, once he passes a physical
exam. Even though he'll be on the

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team, he's not expected to play
until summer because of a recent shoulder surgery.

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At six oh five, Aid's handle
on the news. More bad news

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for Boeing. That door plug that
blew out during the flight last month.

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The bolts holding the plug in place
on the fuselage were missing. At five

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point fifty, We're going to check
in on Big Bear's famous Eagles, Jackie

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and Shadow can't wait for this.
We'll be talking to the executive director of

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Friends of Big Bear Valley, Sandy
Steers. That's coming up in about fifteen

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minutes. Damie's on it, Damie's
on it. Damie's on it, Damie's

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on it. What am I on? I'm on all things streaming. There

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are so many TV shows and documentaries
and movies. How do you know what

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to watch? I take recommendations from
friends. In this case, it was

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from our very own Deborah Mark.
I heard her talking to Shannon Farren about

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the Best Night in pop and I
said, I better check that out.

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It's on Netflix. And that best
night was January twenty eighth, nineteen eighty

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five. It's the night that several
dozen of the biggest music artists got together

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to make We Are the World.
So at the very beginning of this Lionel

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Richie says nothing will ever be the
same after tonight, and that comment came

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while he was hosting the American Music
Awards in nineteen eighty five. But what

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the audience and most of the world
didn't know at that time is he may

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not only have been talking about the
awards show, but also a secret project

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that was about to be executed after
the awards show at A and M Studios.

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It is the story of the making
of We Are the World. Lionel

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Richie is one of the main players, working with Quincy Jones and Michael Jackson,

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and of course the idea was to
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in which thousands of people were dying. The show chronicles whose idea.

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It was Harry Bayo Lefante, how
it all came together, who showed up

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for it, who didn't show up
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who they wanted to show up,
and who walked out during the making

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of We Are the World, and
how under the cover of darkness, in

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the middle of the night, We
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was let me just say, it
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how they got all these artists together, because they're all out making music,

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they're all touring and making albums and
all of that stuff, and they're

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all over the place. And to
get all of them, I can't imagine

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a bigger herting Cats scenario. And
this is all happening before there were cell

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phones, before there was email,
and it was a huge undertaking and they

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had a very finite period of time
to get it together and they had to

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do it on this one night.
The artists share some really great personal story

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worries about their lives and how they
all got connected through the years, and

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they also walk you through how they
chose the artists from all these different genres

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of music and then fuse those different
voices together. They chronicle the making of

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the music and how it changed and
continued to evolve even as they were recording

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the song that night. Really fascinating
is all those artists and all those egos

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in one place, and it's fun
because you kind of see a little ego

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coming out here and there, and
then how Quincy Jones kind of tempered that

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and got everybody on the same page. And also just I've found it so

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amazing that they were able to keep
this pretty much secret and get it all

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done and then release it. There
is so much that I want to tell

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you about this documentary, but I'm
not going to tell you anymore because I

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want you to go watch it.
It's really really good. And also why

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towards the end, KFI gets a
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forty years later or forty years before
KFI was a powerhouse, it's a testament

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to how people can come together,
and they do, and it kind of

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harkens back to a time when people
came together. More leaves you with a

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really positive feeling, I think,
And of course I'm a worse I cried,

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but I was smiling while I was
crying. But it's called the Best

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Night and pop highly recommend it.
It's on Netflix and I don't know.

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It's about two hours long. Totally
worth it. Let's get back to some

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of the stories coming out of the
KFI twenty four hour newsroom. A winter

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storm morning is in effect until tomorrow
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Forecasters say twenty inches of additional snow
could fall above seven thousand feet, as

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much as three inches are possible as
low as three thousand feet. A winter

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weather advisory is also up for the
western San Gabriel's and the five and fourteen

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freeway corridors until tomorrow at eight am. San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputy are working

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to keep homeless people out of flooded
areas. Helicopter crews have been patrolling to

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let deputies on the ground know where
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Marshall says most rescues of homeless people
happen at the beginning of a storm.

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Once it's here and it's here,
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so at the beginning. Generally,
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job of fording any disasters. Marshall
says, county officials and deputies began warning

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people about the storm more than a
week ago. Up to five hundred homeless

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people live in waterways across the county. In sam Manardino County, Blake Trolley

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k if I News the Lacity Council's
approved recommendations to try to reduce street racing

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and takeovers. The recommendation includes installing
cameras at fifty intersections. The LAPD says

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Compton, Paramount and Oakland have adopted
some of the measures to curb racing and

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takeovers. The mother of a school
shooter in Oxford, Michigan, has been

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convicted. We find the defendant guilty
of involuntary matt fodder. Jennifer Crumb was

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convicted yesterday on all four charges against
her, one for each student killed in

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twenty twenty one. Prosecutors told the
jury she was responsible for the killings because

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she gave her son a gun and
ignored warning signs about his mental health.

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Grumbley is the first parent in the
US ever held criminally liable for a school

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shooting by their child. She's facing
up to sixty years in prison when she's

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sentenced in April. The La County
Fire Department has commemorated a massive earthquake in

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Turkey. February sixth, twenty twenty
three, seventy nine members of the department's

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elite International Search and Rescue Team were
sent on a mission to help search for

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survivor. He're gathered to observe the
one year anniversary of that tragic and deadly

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seven point eight magnitude earthquake. Fire
Chief Anthony Moroney says the specialized team is

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only one of two in the US
that travels around the world to help in

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times of disaster. Sinan Kazum is
the consul general for Turkey here in la

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He says he was blown away by
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He says the rebuilding and recovery continues, but it's slow going. Itzz

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like imagine from here to San Diego. This area was affected. Fifteen million

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people were affected and we lost fifty
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it's a big effort. It's happening. It's the first year. We have

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still more ways to go. Ka
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courage and willingness to help. We
will never forget what you did. For

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us. I hope he will never
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know if you face one day again, you will be there again for us.

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Steve Gregory, your fine news.
This is the second time the Chiefs

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and the forty nine Ers have matched
up for the Big Game. They met

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previously at the end of the twenty
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Trump says he respectfully disagrees. Right
now, let's say good morning to the

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executive director of Friends of Big Bear
Valley. Good morning, Sandy Steers,

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Good morning, Nice to talk to
you. I'm so thrilled to talk to

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you, because, so what you're
going to talk about is my obsession.

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Right now, So every year,
at this time, thousands of people start

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watching the Friends of Big Bear Valley
camera that has perched one hundred and forty

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feet up in a tree overlooking Big
Bear Lake. What is in there?

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It is a bald eagle nest.
And right now there is the female is

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in the nest sitting on her three
eggs, and that is Jackie. And

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I have to tell you, I
told you it's my obsession. Obsession,

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Sandy I've got the Big Bear Valley
camera on right now, and I just

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saw Jackie who is surrounded in snow. It looks like there's I don't know

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six eight inches of snow on the
nest and she's right in the middle protecting

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her eggs. And she just got
up, moved around, and then laid

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back down. This year, you
mentioned that she's got three eggs, and

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that's a big deal. This year, that's a big deal. Need to

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that's the first time she's had three
eggs, and it's actually a rare thing

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in eagle world as well. Okay, last year I know that she did.

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She laid three eggs, but none
of them ended up surviving, and

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they weren't all together, right,
Yeah, and the third one was actually

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broken when it came out, so
that was yeah, it didn't count as

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three really, there was two only, Yes, So what are we going

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to see when we tune in Over
the course of the next month, Jackie

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in shadow that mail will be switching
places on the nest, and as the

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snow gets a little lower, you'll
be able to see the three eggs and

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as they roll them. When they
stand up, they roll the eggs to

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make sure that they stay healthy and
fresh and developing insight of there, and

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they will take turns. Often a
shadow will bring food for Jackie. He

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catches fish and brings it to her
on the nest, and we get to

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watch and see what happened with those
eggs in less than thirty days. Cool

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and one of the things that I've
seen there's a live chat that it's not

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always live, but there's a chat
when you go on to the YouTube channel,

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and a lot of people say,
oh my gosh, she's buried in

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snow. Oh my gosh, isn't
that bad for the eggs? But they're

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kind of built for this, right, they're built for this. She is

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keeping the eggs very warm, and
that's why she's been on the nest now

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for over forty eight hours without leaving, without eating, without anything, And

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she has over seven thousand in waterproof
feathers on the outside and down feathers underneath,

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so she can get completely buried in
snow and she just stands up and

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shakes it off and she's side okay
and has has a shadow come to visit

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or is he staying away from the
nest right now? He has done a

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couple flybys that we've seen and yesterday
they turtled back and forth at each other,

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you know, just to make sure
everything's okay. So he's out there,

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he's keeping a close eye on everything. But when there's bad weather,

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Jackie won't let him trade or have
his turn on the nest. She's the

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only one that she trusts to take
care of things in bad weather. Okay.

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What makes this Sandy so special for
people to watch because you get to

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see up close and personal the personality
of the eagles, how they interact with

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each other, what they do,
how they take care of everything. It's

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not just like watching something far away
or something distant, but they have a

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real personality. So it's like they're
entertaining everybody at the same time as just

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being who they are. And it's
fascinating to watch all the details of what

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they're doing. It really is,
like I keep saying, it's my obsession,

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and in fact, I had my
news director, Chris Little came in

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one year. It was about three
years ago. He goes, you got

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to turn that camera off. But
it's so interesting because, like you said,

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you see the eagles interact and you
see how protective they are and how

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they nurture and especially after the eglets
hatch, it's so fun to watch them

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feeding them and watching the eglets grow. I have to tell you though,

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it's also a little bit heartbreaking,
and I have shed more than a couple

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of tears because a couple of years
ago, you know, we had two

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eglets and I sat there and one
of them doesn't look well and then it

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died. And it's heartbreaking. But
it's also circle of life stuff. It

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is you're watching nature up close,
and you have to watch the whole thing

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and just see what happens. And
sometimes it's sad and sometimes it's you know,

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amazing and heartwarming and funny, and
so you get the whole gamut.

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Yeah, okay, before we let
you go, Sandy, and my producer

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An says, find out how they
got the camera up there, because you

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have cameras trained on this nest twenty
four to seven and they don't go that.

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I mean, they're on all the
time, and they're one hundred and

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forty feet up in a tree.
Yes, it's supported by a whole solar

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panel system to keep it running,
and we had to hire special climbers biologists

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who can also handle all of the
equipment and know all the electronics to be

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able to climb that tree without harming
it. There's a very special way on

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ropes to climb the tree, and
they had to get up there into that

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nest to be able to install all
of this, including pulling cables up.

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And yes, it was an amazing
job that they did. And you got

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to do it when the eagles aren't
there, right, Yes, we do

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always in the summer when the eagles
are out and about around the lake and

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they're not really paying attention to the
nest because it's not nesting season. Yes,

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okay, So if people want to
tune in, where are they going

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to find the eagle cam? They
can go to our friends a Big Bear

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Valley YouTube channel, or they can
go to our website to big Bear Valley

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dot org and both of those have
have the cam, and we also have

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a white angle camera that's down from
snow right at the moment, but it

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should be back to there tomorrow,
okay. And if people want to donate

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to help keep this project going as
their place to donate to support Friends of

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Big Bear Valley, yes on our
website again, friends of Big Bear Valley

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dot org. And every little bit
helps because that's the donations are what's supporting

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this camera and everything we do with
it. Okay, And these are truly

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truly majestic animals. There are a
national symbol and so beautiful. So if

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you get a chance, give them
a look. And Sandy Steers, We're

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going to be watching. I'm going
to be watching. And when are we

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expecting the first eggs to possibly hatch? If starting starting leap day? Is

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that when we start pipwatch, which
is when the chicks start hatching out by

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putting a pip in the egg,
and so the last day of February or

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between thirty five and thirty eight days
from when they were laid. Okay,

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great Sandy Steer, executive director of
Friends at Big Bear Valley, thank you

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so much for coming on this morning. Maybe this will be your obsession too.

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Have a great day. Thank you. You've been listening to Wake Up

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Call with me, Amy King.
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