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You're listening to KFI AM six forty
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County. It's time for your morning
wake up call. Here's Amy King.

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Good morning, It's five o'clock.
This is your wake up call for Thursday,

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June sixth. I'm Amy King.
We're live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app.

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Time to get up, get your
day started, got my coffee,

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got my breakfast. We're ready to
go. Here's what's ahead on wake up

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Call. More than one hundred and
sixty thousand Allied troops storm the beaches of

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Normandy on June sixth, nineteen forty
four, to gain a foothold in Nazi

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occupied Europe. More than nine thousand
died in the assault. President Biden is

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marking D Day at the Normandy American
Cemetery and Memorial, which is on a

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bluff overlooking Omaha Beach. We're going
to be talking more about D Day and

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President Biden's role in it, coming
up in just a couple of minutes with

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ABC's Karen Travers. Nearly thirty million
people in the West and South are under

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heat alerts. And warnings. Temperatures
into the triple digits are expected in central

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California, Arizona, Nevada, and
southern Texas. The central Valley and low

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deserts of California could top one hundred
degrees actually one hundred and ten degrees,

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one hundred to nothing, one ten. That's serious business. An appeals court

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has put the Georgia election interference case
against former President Trump on hold while it

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reviews a lower court ruling that allowed
Da Fani Willis to remain on the case.

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The order will prevent Fulton County Superior
Court Judge Scott McAfee from moving forward

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with pre trow motions while the appeal
is pending. Okay. Also, today

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we're going to go out and about
to one of my favorite places to talk

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about one of my favors food and
it's fabulous. It picks our Fest that's

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coming up at the bottom of the
hour. We're also going to find out

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not about the Stanley Cup, but
the Stanley Pop. Okay. Now,

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I have three things it used to
be D and D that are my favorite

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things, Uh, Disney and Dodgers. I'm gonna add dogs to that.

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So Disney's Dodgers and dogs, and
we're gonna be talking about dogs coming up

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a little bit later, probably about
twenty minutes from now, and I'll watch

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out. Your sun's screen might not
be safe. We're gonna find out more

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about that coming up before the top
of next hour. Let's get started with

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some of the stories coming out of
the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. La

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County has filed no body murder charges
against a man accused of killing his infant

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son in Palmdale, and those charges
without the baby's body are first for La

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County. The DA's office says there's
extensive evidence the twenty four year old father

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murdered his three week old son.
He now faces murder, abuse, and

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assault charges once he's extradited from Utah, where he's in custody for lying about

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his son's whereabouts. Officials have searched
through areas of palm including dumpsters and landfills,

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but no sign of the baby.
The infant's mother is also in custody

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in Utah for abusing the couple's five
year old. A warrant was issued for

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the baby's father yesterday, and he's
expected to be extradited in a few weeks.

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Chris Adler KFI News. Three Jewish
students have filed a federal civil rights

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lawsuit against UCLA. The lawsuit of
leiges of students civil rights were violated when

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UCLA allowed anti Semitic activists to build
an encampment and prevent Jewish students from getting

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to classes, offices, and the
library during the recent pro Palestinian demonstrations.

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The suit claims UCLA was aware activists
were using wristbands and barriers to prevent Jewish

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students from getting into the main part
of the campus, but let it continue.

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The lawsuit says Jewish students would be
allowed to pass through the checkpoints if

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they disavowed Israel's right to exist.
UCLA has not commented Chris Little KFI News.

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Palestinian health officials say in Israeli strike
on a school sheltering displaced family in

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central Gaza has killed at least thirty
three people. The Israeli military claims the

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school, struck early this morning,
was being used as a hamas compound.

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Witnesses and hospital officials say the school
was filled with Palestinians who had fled Israeli

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offensives and bombardment in northern Gaza.
Time is about out for a person who

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bought a Mega Million's lottery ticket in
LA. It's worth two point nine million

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dollars. The ticket was sold at
sk gas station for the December twelfth drawing.

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It matched five of the six winning
numbers. The ticket holder has until

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five o'clock tomorrow tomorrow evening to claim
the ticket in person at a lottery office,

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or they could mail in a claim
form postmarked no later than this Saturday,

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June eighth. If you have any
old tickets laying around, might want

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to check them. Let's say good
morning now to ABC's Karen Travers. Karen,

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it was eighty years ago that the
Allied forces invaded the beaches of Normandy,

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France. President Biden is there today
to mark that anniversary. Yeah,

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he is speaking right now, in
fact, at this D Day ceremony at

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Normandy, to honor the seventy thousand
Americans who took part in the invasion and

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of course the twenty five hundred who
lost their lives there. The President's theme

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over the next couple of days today, at these remarks, his meetings with

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veterans, and then tomorrow when he's
giving another major address again at Normandy,

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It's all about American leadership abroad.
It's about protecting democracy at home and overseas.

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And you know, these are campaign
things for him. It's not a

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campaign event, of course, but
these are big things that he talks about

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in his campaign. So the Waite
House says, you know, look for

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him to make what they call a
through line from World War Two through the

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Cold War to right now what's happening
in Ukraine with their war against Russia,

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and the importance of military alliances and
diplomatic alliances to helping countries fight back against

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aggression like that. And along with
making the big speeches, he's doing what

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I consider to be the important stuff
too. He's meeting with some of the

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veterans who make that pilgrimage to go
back to Normandy. Yeah, it's pretty

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incredible to see some of them who
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some of them over one hundred,
of course, and the President and

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First Lady met with many veterans this
morning ahead of the ceremonies at Normandy.

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They chatted with them, took some
pictures. The President had these command coins

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collector coins that he had made for
D Day. This is something he enjoys

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doing when he's traveling in the US
or abroad, gave him out to all

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of the veterans. One of them
even gave the President a coin of their

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own, which he was pretty excited
about. But he had some nice moments

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with some of the veterans. Some
who could stand up did so to take

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a picture with him. One told
him as he was getting back to his

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wheelchair, don't get old, and
the others said, you won't believe it,

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but I'm a TikTok star, and
the President said, I do believe

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it. We got to start tiktoking
together. So it was a chance for

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them to have some moments. One
of the veterans said his birthday was on

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Saturday, and the President got everybody
there to sing him a happy birthday.

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Nice. Yeah, And these the
bigger celebrations don't happen every not celebrations,

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but they happen every five years,
right, So there's there's a lot of

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probably the last major one that many
of these veterans would be able to attend.

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You know, there's like this extra
significance to today because you know it's

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a round number with eighty and imagining
you know where we are at eighty five

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with each passing day and year.
These veterans are sadly passing away, so

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it's a big deal and you can
get them together. Yeah, I've had

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some friends who've gone over there.
I haven't. Have you been over there?

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I have. I went when President
Obama went for an anniversary. I

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guess that would have been fifteen years
ago, and it's just just striking.

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It's incredible to see like the magnitude
of you know, taking the walk there

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and to see the cemetery with all
of the crosses. It's beautiful. I

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mean, it's a beautiful location.
People still actually, you know, go

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to the beaches and you can take
walks there. It's not just like a

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protected cemetery. I mean that the
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it's not like it's all sealed off. People use it. And it's really

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amazing to think of that landing there
and what it was like eighty years ago.

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You know, this is totally kind
of off topic, but I was

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watching Saving Private Ryan, which was
probably one of the most realistic depictions of

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what it was like to land on
Normandy that I've seen anyway, and I

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remember after about fifteen minutes, I
was like, I got to get out

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of here. I can't, I
can't do this. And then I thought,

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oh my god, those people were
there and they couldn't just walk out

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into the hallway of the movie theater. I mean, they had to live

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that nightmare and they did it for
their country absolutely, and you know,

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just some incredible stories, and you
know the importance of making sure those stories

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are still told. That's something the
President's certainly talking about, to make sure

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that that bravery is still understood.
He actually sat down for an exclusive interview

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with he sees David Muir and we
had some of it air on Good Morning

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America and David asked him, you
know what the lessons can be learned from

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those heroes who took part in the
operation, and he said, important thing

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is, you know, stand up, tell the truth, serve your country

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and imagine what they had to go
through. Yeah. All right, ABC's

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Karen Travers, thank you so much. Have a great day. All right

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you too. Let's get back to
some of the stories coming out of the

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KFI twenty four hour newsroom. LA
police are searching for two people who pushed

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a man into the lake at MacArthur
Park. The man's body was recovered from

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the lake yesterday morning. LAPD Lieutenant
Ryan Ribett says there may have been a

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fight before the man ended up in
the lake. There are several video cameras.

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Like I said, we haven't completely
reviewed them, but from what we've

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seen, it does tell a story
of a fight. Rabette says. Security

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cameras show two men pushing the man
into the lake while he was still alive.

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LA has rejected a donation of two
k nines due to a company's name,

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Adler Horse International in Riverside County.
She's an name with a bunker used

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by Adolph Hitler in Nazi Germany.
The company says it's not connected. It

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means eagles nest in English and pays
tribute to the German kennel where its first

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dog came from in the nineteen seventies. LA City Councilman Bob Blumenfield said Tuesday

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he sees it differently. They've had
plenty of time to change the name and

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do something about it. The council
voted to decline the twenty seven thousand dollars

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donation from the Police Foundation and send
the issue to the Public Safety Committee for

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further review. Michael Monks KFI News
Hunter Biden's exes have taken the stand in

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his gun trial in Delaware. ABC's
Terry Moran says ex girlfriend Zoe Kesten told

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the court yesterday their relationship was highlighted
by Biden's crack addiction. Gueston testifying she

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saw Hunter smoking crack just three weeks
before he bought that cold thirty eight gun

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and said he'd smoke every twenty minutes
or so. Lorenzez Kestin admitted during cross

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examination that she lost contact with Biden
days later and had no idea what he

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was doing at the time he applied
to purchase a gun in twenty eighteen.

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Biden is accused of lying on a
form about his addiction to buy the gun.

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He's pleted not guilty. Officials in
France may have foiled a would be

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terror attacks. French anti terrorism authorities
say firefighters treated a Russian Ukrainian man for

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burns in a hotel near Charles d
gaul Airport. Authorities found devices used to

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make explosives in the hotel. ABC's
Bran Clark says the man was taken into

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custody Monday for reportedly targeting French military
equipment headed to Ukraine. US officials say

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the man is currently suspected of participating
in a terrorist conspiracy and bomb plot.

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Several European countries have accused Russia of
being behind major arson attacks in the last

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few months. Medicare and whether it'll
still be around for retirement is weighing heavily

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on the mines of older Americans.
A West Health galloped twenty twenty four survey

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on aging in America says nearly three
and four Americans between the ages of fifty

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and sixty four are extremely worried or
at least worried about Medicare not be available

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when they become eligible for it.
That's up thirteen points from twenty twenty two.

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Author Suzanne Collins says Woho, a
new Hunger Games novel is going to

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be released next year. The Ballad
of Songbirds and Snakes, a prequel to

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the Hunger Games trilogy, was her
last book in the series and also was

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the last movie. It was released
in twenty twenty three. I know they're

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dark. I know they're actually for
kids or you know, teenagers, but

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I love her books. The Dodgers
take on the Pirates this afternoon in Pittsburgh,

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with first pitch going out at three
point forty. You can listen to

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every play of every Dodgers game on
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LA. Three Jewish students have filed a

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civil rights lawsuit against the University of
California, alleging UCLA allowed anti Semitic activists

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to keep them and other students from
going to classes offices in the library during

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pro Palestinian protest in April and May. One of the students said, this

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is America in twenty twenty four,
not Germany in nineteen thirty nine. A

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student has been stabbed outside South Elmonte
High School during a graduation ceremony. Police

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say someone stabbed the man young man
shortly before nine p thirty last night,

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then ran off. Police say they
don't believe the student stabbed was one of

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the grads. He is expected to
survive. Former President Trump's going to be

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campaigning in Arizona today ahead of fundraising
swing through California. It's his first appearance

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in a battleground state since his hush
money conviction. Joe Biden won Arizona in

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twenty twenty by about ten thousand votes. It was, along with Georgia,

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one of two states decided by less
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expected to be close again this year. At six ZHO five, it's handle

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on the news. Well, the
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very first time. We'll get more
on that. Right now, let's say

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good morning to the executive producer of
the Stanley Pup. It's Michael Levitt.

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Good morning, Michael, Hello,
Amy, nice to be with you.

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Nice to have you up about with
us for wakeup call this morning. We

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have the Puppy Bowl before Super Bowl. It's kind of become a new tradition.

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And now before the Stanley Cup Championship, we have a new competition for

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our furry friends. Tell us about
it, we sure do so. I'm

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a television producer of live events,
specials and series, but I also happened

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to be heavily involved in dog rescue. It's my passion and as yeah,

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and as a lover of the Puppy
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I couldn't for the life and may
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version. And of course it had
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I reached out to the NHL and
they had actually been thinking about a similar

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idea, and so we chatted and
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love it. Okay, So it's
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on before the Stanley Cup Championships this
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tomorrow, Friday, June seventh,
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Los Angeles, but it also will
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Okay, so you can watch it
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us about the game. What You've
got a bunch of dogs and you put

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them out on the ice. How
how did they react? Well, first

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of all, it's I hate to
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synthetic ice because their safety is our
priority. Ask you about that. Yeah,

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yeah, but it looks like a
real ice rink. But what we

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did was we partnered with the nonprofit
Petco Love, who have four thousand rescue

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partners all over the country, and
we sourced sixteen puppies that represent each of

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the NHL teams that made this year
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And so we created two all star
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battle royale to see which team comes
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or as we say, wagging rights, to be the overall Stanley pupp Champions.

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And all the dogs have these really
punny names in honor of famous hockey

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player, So David Pupsternak from the
Boston Bruins, Anders Leash, the New

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York Islanders, Nikita pucherov Alex Ofechkin
and last but not Leaf and j Kopa

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are representing the La Kings. And
I looked at him. He's adorable.

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Oh my gosh. There it's just
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John? And I took a quick
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one side. It's not just big
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being big, burly guys. But
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playoff are represented in the show because
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dogs all over the country. Because
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to be very entertaining and it's so
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because we want people to watch the
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all ages and our shelters are not
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it's people that have failed them,
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any family starting lineup. I love
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are available, I saw that they
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adopted, which is great, but
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for adoption. Yeah, some are
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And if your listeners watch the show
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slash Stanley Pup, they can see
profiles of all the puppies and all the

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dogs that participated, and if the
dogs that they were interested on are already

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adopted, they can link to those
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that website you can also enter your zip

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code and be instantly linked to hundreds
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Oh I love that. Okay,
So here's my question, Michael. If

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you see one of the pups that's
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on it, does it have to
be matched geographically or like theoretically, could

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you find a pup in LA and
say the one that I want is in

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another state? Can you could you
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the pupp you're interested in, if I

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understand what you're saying, is on
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might be challenging. But I know
that by going to that website, you

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can have access to, you know, organizations all over the country that could

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help you certainly find a similar pup
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perfect, And going back to the
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we know that we broke that wall. We know they're not sliding around on

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real ice. What did you get
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to chase after the puck? Oh
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into the goal considered was considered or
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a goal. So we use peanut
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the toyl you know, the toy
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hilarious, but ultimately all of these
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and it's just it's a heart melter
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family members of all ages. It's
hilarious and yeah, the game is quite

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interesting and we are play by play
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of calling the game and trying to
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did in the ring. I love
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time? Where can people watch it? Yeah? So it will air tomorrow

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Friday, June seventh, on the
NHL Network, but you can also stream

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it on ESPN Plus. And the
website once again is pechcolove dot org slash

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Stanley Pop for all the information you
need, Okay, great, and you

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know what, We're going to put
that information up also on our website kfiam

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six forty dot com slash wake Up
Call, and you can find out all

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the information about the Stanley Pop,
the links where to watch it, and

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of course links to the beautiful dogs
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Levitt, thank you so much.
We're looking forward to the Stanley Pup being

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a new tradition. Well, thank
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for always being so supportive of adoption
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bet we are. We love our
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All right, thanks Michael exactly,
bye bye. All right. The heat

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is on, but people in La
County are being warned to avoid the water

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at eight local beaches. They include
Escondido Creek at Escondido State Beach, Mother's

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Beach in Marina del Rey, Santa
Monica Pier, the Malibu Pier, and

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Inner Cabrio Beach in San Pedro.
The Health Department says the beaches were found

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of high bacteria levels they exceed health
standards. Ramirez Creek at Paradise Cove and

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Santa Monica Canyon Creek at will Rogers
State Beach have been cleared so you can

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go in the water there again.
Some Jewish people say they're upset over an

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article on the Israel Hamas War that
was published in a year book at Pallas

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Verdes High School. The article is
called whose land is it anyway? And

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was written by a student and approved
for printing by a teacher. Rabbi Gretz

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of the Near to Meet Congregation says
the article is dangerous and there has to

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be follow up with serious education on
anti Semitism. What is anti Semitism?

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What is the rus? How do
I identify that? And to prevent these

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things from happening again? Some Jewish
students say the article is filled with misinformation

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and victim blaming against Israel. At
the school board meeting Tuesday, supporter said

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the student who wrote the article is
entitled to freedom of expression. Chris Adler

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KFI News meeting three times a week
has become just too much for some La

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City council members. They wanted to
ask voters to change the city charter to

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allow for fewer meetings. Councilman Tim
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district more. I don't have a
single person in my district who says,

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geez, I wish you were in
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that. Nobody says that, but
they do say, how come you didn't

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come to my daughter's graduation? The
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instead of being placed on the ballot
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Charter. Scared When. Stefani,
Doja, Cat Paramore, and Hosier are

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among the stars performing at this year's
iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas. The

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festival happens September twentieth and twenty first
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live streamed on Hulu. Tickets go
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show. When we come back,
I'm going out and about to one of

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my favorite places where we found some
of the most magical hasty treats around.

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You don't want to miss it.
US veterans of World War Two, dignitaries

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and heads of state have all gathered
in Normandy, France, to honor those

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who died fighting on d Day June
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the veterans are older than one hundred, with major commemorations held every five years.

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For many of them, this will
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Security video has caught two men destroying
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campus of USC The men can be
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Early yesterday morning. About of USC
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rising anti semitism on US college campuses. State Farm says some homeowners in California

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can keep their coverage after all,
but there's a catch. It won't cover

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fires. About thirty thousand State Farm
customers have been told that they won't lose

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their insurance if they sign up for
separate fire coverage through the state's fare plan,

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known as the Insurer of Last Resort. At six oh five, it's

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handle on the news. Bars and
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drug testing kits for all patrons at
five point fifty. It's nice and warm,

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which means you're probably going to be
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may want to think twice before you
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you more about that. We went
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resort for Pixarfest twenty twenty four.
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of times. We told you about
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fun new characters and activities at both
Disneyland and California Adventure Park. But Pixar

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Fest would not be complete if we
didn't talk about the food. Disney has

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done it up right, as it
always does. It's created a whole new

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menu for Pixar Fest. There are
items that are all inspired by the different

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Pixar movies. In fact, there's
a cake that looks just like the Pixar

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Ball. It's freaky and it's also
delicious. We caught up with Disney ambassador

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and food pro Victoria. She is
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cool foods that they have to offer, and so I just wanted to dive

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in and take a look, Victoria
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have. Please tell me what that
is. Yes, so this is Una.

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It's inspired by the movie Coco,
and it's kind of a best of

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both worlds because it's got all the
topics you might enjoy on nachos, but

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inside a big potato okay, and
then moving over there's sweet treats, and

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of course Coco has all these great
colors and flavors. The movie is so

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fun. And look at that cupcake. Yeah, so you can see kind

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of a nod to the Merrygold Bridge
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and the diet connected. So let
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you can enjoy a sweet treat.
Okay, and then we're gonna move over,

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and we're also highlighting this movie,
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of our newer Pixar movies. Oh
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and Wade earlier. Yes, yes, okay, I can see here.

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We've got a pair of margaritas inspired
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little bit more subtle, a little
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Ember, who is the flame.
She's got a little bit of spice in

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her margarita. Okay, So let's
talk about spice because this looks absolutely delicious

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and it's not it's impossible chicken,
it is. So this is great for

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our plant based friends. Anybody who's
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It's got a little bit of spice
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So definitely again inspired by Ember's flame. Okay. And then this is one

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of the things that I absolutely have
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Tell us about this, Victoria.
Yeah, so once again fired by

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one of our movies. This one
is inside out. So we've got a

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little bit of anger, a little
bit of joy, sort of looking like

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their memory balls right there. And
we've got the spicy and the classic mac

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and cheese mixed together. Okay,
So you have spicy mac and cheese with

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flame and hot cheetos and then the
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Yep, there is nothing that does
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and then oh, look, red
turning red. What do we have

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here? This one is a nice
sweet treat. It's kind of a blending

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of the best of both worlds because
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brownie my witch Tree cheese frosting on
top of it. Okay, all right,

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then we're gonna move over and the
last one we're going to tell you

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about because then we're gonna say that
you need to come to pickx our Fest

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and taste some of these for yourself. But this is one of my favorite

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movies from the last few years.
It's soul and so what is chicken and

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potato waffles? Seriously? Yeah,
it's got a nice peach cobbler inspired glaze

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on top of it. So once
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it going on inspired by the flavors
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and then this is probably the most
beautiful cocktail I've ever seen, absolutely,

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and it will take you to the
great beyond, because we're in Disney

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California Adventure Park and there are cocktails
for people twenty one and up. There

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are, and that's just a small
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If you look behind, there's a
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many offerings, and as I said, there's the marketplaces that have special treats,

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all Pixar themed. And then also
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our restaurants, our food carts,
we have over one hundred picks are

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inspired items for Pixar Fest and they
look fadinous. Victoria, thank you for

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your time today. Thanks for hos
pix Our Fest twenty twenty four. We're

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out and about for a wake up
call and I can tell you I got

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to try a bunch of the marketplace
foods, smaller bites, great to share.

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They had like were talking about how
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so like there was a ratituy pizzetta, which was very strange but really

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good. There was a cheeseburger pizza. I didn't try that one, but

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it's pizza that had hamburger and like
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was very good. And then the
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thing on it. I did try
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Margarita is really really good. The
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So if you're going to the park, it's just another element to add to

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your day. It's going on now
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you can see some of the fabulous
foods we were just telling you about on

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my Instagram at amy Kking, also
at KFI AM six forty, and of

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course I would love to have you
follow me. It's at Amy Kking.

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Let's get back to some of the
stories coming out of the KFI twenty four

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hour newsroom. Another two hundred million
dollars has been added to the people Mover

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budget at LAX. The elevated train
won't open this year's originally planned. Airport

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officials now expect writers next spring.
The La City Council approved increasing its budget

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another two hundred million dollars to resolve
a series of issues causing the do lay

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disagreements between the Airport Board and the
contractor, Lax Integrated Express Solutions. The

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contractor and the board have disagreements over
costs, construction, and other issues.

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The Airport Board already approved the budget
increase, which is expected to resolve all

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those disputes at once. The now
three billion dollar project is supposed to connect

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travelers to all terminals, parking,
and mass transit. Michael Monks KFI News.

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Former President Trump's gun license will likely
be revoked following the guilty verdict in

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his hush money trial in New York. The New York Police Department says Trump's

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gun license in the state had already
been suspended when he was indicted, and

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licenses are usually revoked entirely after a
conviction. Trump was convicted last month on

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thirty four felon accounts of falsifying business
records. Sentencing a set for July eleventh.

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One of the unsung heroes of D
Day is being celebrated on this idioth

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anniversary of the invasion that turned the
tide and ultimately won the war for the

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Allied forces. Maureene Sweeney was a
postal clerk at black sis Odd Point on

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the northwest coast of Ireland. One
of her duties was to record data that

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fed into weather forecasts for the British
Isles. Sweeney sent a series of readings

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in early June of nineteen forty four
that helped persuade General Dwight D. Eisenhower

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to delay D Day and avoid potentially
disastrous weather that could have wrecked the landings.

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She didn't learn of the important role
she played in history for more than

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ten years. Okay, I was
scrolling through Instagram yesterday and I came across

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this video and it had Chris Hemsworth
on it, and so I'm like,

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Okay, I'm in and a first
adorable to look out, but then it

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was also a really fun message,
and so I thought, if you needed

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to start your day with a little
affirmation from Chris Hemsworth, this might be

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the way to do it. So
here you go, Hi, you,

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Yes, yes, yes you.
Today is your day. You got this

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absolutely crushing out at everything you do, from your job to maintaining a social

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life, to be suing your passion
projects killing it. Ignore anyone who tells

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you otherwise because you you're amazing.
The only thing more beautiful than your smile

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is your personality. Yeah, I
said it. I'm more than capable to

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take on the world, the whole
world by storm. Speaking of the world,

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did you know that it's a better
place because you're in You're strong,

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if you're confident, you're intelligent,
you're charismatically the total package. On a

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scale from one to ten, you
are an eleven? Are you? Bloody?

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Brilliant? Brilliant? Don't forget it. I do not forget it.

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To go out there, take the
day by storm and remember this. I'm

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proud of you. Come on,
what better way to start your day.

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You're killing it and you're amazing.
And Chris Hemsworth, Holy buckets, he's

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cute. Three Jewish students have filed
a civil rights lawsuit against the University of

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California, alleging UCLA allowed anti Semitic
activists to keep them and other students from

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going to class, office and libraries
during pro Palestinian demonstrations in April and May.

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One of the students said, this
is America in twenty twenty four,

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not Germany in nineteen thirty nine.
High bacteria levels in the water have prompted

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La County Health Department officials to issue
a warning to residents against swimming, surfing,

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or playing in the ocean waters at
eight beaches, including Escondido State Beach,

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Mother's Beach, Malibu Lagoon, the
Santa Monica Peer and Malibu Piers,

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and Inner Cubrio Beach. California owes
the federal government millions of dollars because of

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an accounting error. The state miscalculated
how much medical funding it could ask the

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Feds to reimburse for illegal immigrants healthcare, and now it has to pay back

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more than fifty two million dollars.
We're just minutes away from handle. On

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the news this morning, the FDA
says you're still going to need to get

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a COVID nineteen booster vaccine this fall. Right now, let's say good morning

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to Emily Spilman with the Environmental Working
Group. And Emily, we're going to

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talk sunscreens. But before we do, what can you tell us for people

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who aren't familiar. What is the
Environmental Working Group? What do you do?

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The Environmental Working Group is a public
health nonprofit and so we work in

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a range of issues from environmental health, such as pfas and agriculture to consumer

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products, and really we're trying to
work with the FDA and work with regulation

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to improve regulations and educate consumers about
what's in their products and how to protect

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them. Okay, so the important
stuff, and you just mentioned what's in

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products and how to protect people,
and we're finding out that sunscreens might not

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be so safe. Yeah, So
we do an annual review and this year,

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our assessment of overs seventeen hundred SDS
products found that only twenty five percent

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offer adequate protection from the sun and
do not contain worrisome ingredients. Okay,

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so you said seventeen hundred, you
tested one in four really have the protection.

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So are you finding that like it
might say SPF thirty but it really

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isn't. Yeah, so there are
some issues that with the way SPF values

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are fast, but really what we're
looking at. The SPF value tells you

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the protection you're going to get from
UVB rays, which are those that cause

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sunburn, which is the effects that
most people think about when they think about

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going into the sun. But they're
also UVA rays and so those are a

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longer wavelength that more deeply penetrate your
skin. That can lead to photo aging

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and skin cancer, and so we're
really looking at protection from both and evaluating

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the broad spectrum protection that products are
giving. Okay, So some of them

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may have that uv B protection but
not the uv A protection, right,

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Okay, So do we know that
the products are less safe or have they

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just not been tested enough to know
whether or not they're safe. So with

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sunscreen products, there are only two
ingredients that the FDA has actually proved as

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being safe and effective, and that's
been go oxide and titanium dioxide. And

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there about a dozen other active ingredients
allowed for use in sunscreens that the FDA

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has said there's not enough safety data
to determine whether they're safer effective. So

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while they're still allowed to be used
in products, there is this requirement for

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more data, more testing on these
ingredients to verify their safety and their effectiveness.

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Okay, And as I understand it, emily other countries actually have better

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safety rules for sunscreens than we do. Why are we far behind? Some

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of the differences with the US and
other countries, and particularly the EU,

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is that sunscreens are regulated as over
the counter drugs. We're in most parts

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of the world otherwise they're regulated as
cosmetics. Since they're regulated as drugs,

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the approval process for new ingredients is
a lot slower. So we've not seen

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any new ingredients on the market since
the nineteen ninety even though, like you

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said, there are better ingredients elsewhere
in the world that are in products that

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are safer for people, that provide
better protection, but we don't have access

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to them in the US. Okay, So we know summer's coming up,

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a lot of people are going to
be spending a lot of time outdoors.

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So when they're buying sunscreen, what
are some things that they should they should

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check the label, and what are
some things they should look for, and

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is there anything they should specifically avoid
When buying sunscreens. They should look for

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an SPI value between thirty and fifty. It's our recommendation to ensure that you're

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getting adequate protection. Look for mineral
sunscreens, so again those sunscreens that might

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contain zinc oxide or titanium dioxide.
Zinc oxide has been shown to provide good

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protection from both UVA and UVB rays. And we also recommend that people look

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for lotions and sticks rather than spray
because with the sprays it's a little bit

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more difficult to make sure you're getting
enough product to get the protection that you

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need to from that from that spray
sunscreen. And they're also concerns about inhalation

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and just other health concerns with spray
sunscreened. So again, looking for an

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SPS value between thirty and fifty,
looking for zinc oxide on the label,

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and option for a lotion or a
stick. I totally get it about the

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spray sunscreens, but I love the
spray sunscreens because they're easier to put on.

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But yeah, I'll watch for that
and so lotions for sure. And

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is zinc oxide still just white or
do they have it so it's not white

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anymore? There have been improvements in
the technology for zinc oxide ingredients, so

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you can find products that don't give
as much of a white cat anymore.

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I know that's the association that a
lot of people think of when they think

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of mineral sunscreens. Really, the
technology and innovation has really developed that they're

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a lot better, more preferable to
use. Okay, good information as we

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head into the summer season. Thank
you so much. Emily Spilman with the

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Environmental Working Group. Is there a
website that someone can go and get more

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information about this. Yes, they
can go to EWG dot org slash sunscreen

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EWG dot org slash sunscreen. See
that's easy. Emily, thank you so

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much for your time and sharing this
important information. Thank you all right,

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appreciate it. Let's get back to
some of the stories coming out of the

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KFI twenty four hour news room.
President Biden has joined other world leaders in

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France to mark the eightieth anniversary of
D Day. The Winehill says it's a

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chance for him to engage with the
number of US allies attending the anniversary events,

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including Ukrainian President Zelenski. ABC's Karen
Travers's June sixth, nineteen forty four

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was the largest seaborn invasion in history, as Allied forces stormed the beaches of

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Normandy during World War Two. More
than forty four hundred Allied troops were killed

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on D Day, including more than
twenty five hundred Americans. A plan to

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reduce the number of la City council
meetings has been rejected for now. The

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city charter mandates that the city council
meet three times week. Councilman Katie Arslovsky

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said Tuesday, that's too much.
It takes away from time in the district

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and committee meetings. By giving us
the flexibility to set the frequency of council

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meetings, we can ensure that committee
meetings are proceeding without interruptions when they're supposed

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to start. She proposed having voters
decide in November as part of a broader

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set of charter reforms on the ballot, but the council decided to send the

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issue for review by the Charter Reform
Commission. Michael Monks KFI News. Florida

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Governor Rond DeSantis is expected to approve
a seventeen billion dollar investment deal with Disney

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World. The agreement comes after a
month's long legal fight between his office and

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Disney. The deal would include new
additions to the theme park, with the

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approval to build a fifth major park
and two more minor parks inside Disney World

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over the next decade or two.
It would also secure commitments from Disney to

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develop housing for its workers. Okay, time to talk about something tasty.

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A bakery in Inglewood, known for
its red velvet cupcakes and Southern desserts,

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is opening another location in Pasadena.
The owner of Sweet Red Peach says.

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The new bakery will be across the
street from Houston's on a Royal Parkway at

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Delmar Boulevard. It's set to open
in August or September. There are also

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bakeries in Riverside and Torrance, with
two others in Atlanta, Georgia. Sounds

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delicious. This is KFI and kost
HD two Los Angeles, Orange County,

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live from the KFI twenty four hour
newsroom. I'm Amy King. This has

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been your wake up Call. And
if you missed any of wake Up Call,

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