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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. This
is your wake up call. Thanks for

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joining us this morning. Well,
the countdown's on people getting ready to travel,

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purchasing stuff. I noticed over the
weekend the grocery stores were a little

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busier than usual today. Actually not
today, but tomorrow and Wednesday are the

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busiest air travel days of the year. I'm glad I'm staying home. They're

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expecting like two point six million people
to travel through TSA checkpoints each day.

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But I have to tell you over
the weekend I was driving around. I

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was actually on my way here yesterday
morning because we came in because Dean Sharp

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hosted his Home for the Holidays live
show here at the iHeart Studios to talk

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all things Holidays. Fun time got
not to only meet home listeners, but

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also some wake up Call listeners.
So if you're listening today too, thanks

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for getting up with us. But
driving around there was leaves on the roadway,

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probably because it's been really windy,
so it's blowing the dead leaves out

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of the tree, and I was
like, oh, it feels like fall.

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Finally, of course, it's going
to be almost eighty to Greece.

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But besides that feels like fall.
Here's what's ahead on wake up call.

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The ten is open. The roadway
damaged by fire more than a week ago

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reopened to traffic last night after being
closed down four eight days for repairs.

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Babies evacuated from Gaza's Shifa Hospital have
arrived in Egypt. Egypt's state run media

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says twenty eight babies were taken to
a hospital across the border. In Egypt.

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Thirty one babies were taken out of
the hospital over the weekend. Not

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clear where the other three are.
Former First Lady Rosalind Carter has died shortly

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after she started receiving hospice care at
her home in Georgia. Missus. Carter

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was integral to Jimmy Carter's presidency.
She sat in on cabinet meetings and was

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his confidant and closest advisor. She
died yesterday, again at home. She

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was ninety five. Let's get started
with some of the stories coming out of

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the KFI twenty four hour newsroom.
Of course, the big one the section

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of the ten Freeway in downtown LA
that was shut down because of a massive

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fire under the bridge has reopened even
before what was estimated. Last week.

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Officials had announced the freeway would reopen
by at least tomorrow, but lane's opened

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up last night. The original estimate
for how long the freeway would be closed

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was three to five weeks. Investigators
say they have an idea who started the

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fire, but no idea why.
I'm Steve Gregory. That investigation, in

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partnership with LA Fire Department, where
the state Fire Marshall Caltrans, has been

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ongoing. Govern A Newsom said yesterday
preliminary results of the arson investigation will be

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released by Wednesday, but gave no
clues on what that might include. He

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said last week the fire was intentionally
started, and over the weekend, CalFire

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released photos of a man they're calling
a person of interest. You can see

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the photos and bulletin on our website
at KFIM six dot com. Steve Gregory,

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KFIE News. A man walking all
the one O five freeway in Lynnwood

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has been shot by a CHP officer. Someone had reported a tall man with

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dark clothing and a backpack was walking
across lanes yesterday afternoon, wearing headphones and

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talking on his phone. CHP says
an officer made contact with the man,

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there was a struggle and then the
shooting happened. The man was taken to

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the hospital. A large tree has
fallen onto the street in Mission Hills.

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It's one of two toppled over by
strong winds overnight. One of the trees

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came close to landing on a pickup
truck. Wind advisories are up for several

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areas, with winds expected to continue
to blow today. We could see gus

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up to sixty miles per hour.
The US and Israel have rejected calls for

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a full ceasefire in Gaza. They
say talks toward a possible pause in fighting

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in exchange for the release of hostages
are sensitive. ABC Sjeordana Miller says gaps

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in the negotiations mediated by Katar are
narrowing, and Israeli sources say Hamas would

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release at least fifty Israeli women and
children, plus dozens of foreign nationals.

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They'd be freed in groups each day
over a five days ceasefire. Israel would

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also release Palestinian women and miners in
its jails. Representatives for the families say

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there has been significant progress, but
it could still take several days. We're

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gonna be talking with Jordana Miller more
about this in about fifteen minutes, so

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stick around because she's got the latest
from Jerusalem on developments overnight, from jigli

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jello molds to green bean castrole.
My favorite the TSA is dishing on what

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Thanksgiving foods you can fly with this
holiday. TSA officials say if it's solid

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like baked goods, meats, stuffing, or cast roles, it can go

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through a security checkpoint. If you
can spill it, spray it, spread

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it, pump it, or pour
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four ounces, then it should go
in a checked bag. I just want

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to know who's bringing a turkey on
them. I've never heard such a thing,

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and I keep hearing about that.
I think that's hysterical. Let's say

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good morning to Nick Polio Kaney.
We've got well, you're not exactly flying

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down the freeway on the two fifteen. Boy, that's maybe like a turkey,

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which you know is a flightless bird, kind of like a penguin.

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So that's the craziest thing. That's
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you imagine with all the check bag
fees that you'll be paying that. You'd

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have to check your bag for your
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good. O. Wait a,
my look, no, you can bring

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the turkey on the plane exactly.
Anyway, let's say good morning now to

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ABC's Jim Ryan. So Jim SpaceX's
starship isn't exactly ready for prime time?

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Well maybe not. Yeah, they've
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as we learned over the weekend.
The first test, remember back in

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April, ended with a big explosion
of shortly after the thing lifted off.

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It also destroyed, essentially destroyed,
the lift of the launch pad there at

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Boca Chica, Texas, down on
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down at the southern tip of the
state. Well, yes, so the

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launch that happened this weekend, the
launch pad survived. This is the biggest

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rocket ever launched. Imagine hoisting a
forty story skyscraper into space. That's sort

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of what This is a four hundred
foot rocket, biggest ever built and most

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powerful by the way too. That's
important. So the thing lifted off a

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few minutes in to launch the initial
stage rocket. It did its job.

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It lifted the thing up to almost
the point of orbit. Then it separates

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and falls away. And normally these
SpaceX rockets, the booster rocket will will

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come back down to Earth, it'll
be refurbished, it'll be fixed up and

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put into service again. This one
didn't. It blew up a couple of

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seconds, well maybe a minute or
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so it was lost, fell down
into the Gulf of Mexico somewhere. The

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starship itself continued on into orbit.
It was supposed to make about an hour

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and a half orbit, almost a
full orbit around the Earth, and then

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drop down into the Pacific Ocean to
be recovered. Well, for whatever reason,

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SpaceX lost contact radio contact with that
spaceship. By the way, nobody

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on board, no cargo, nothing
of any value at all. This was

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just a test. But once contact
was lost, the starship itself initiated its

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self destruct, sequenced and blew itself
to pieces. It's up in orbit.

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But there's nothing we can gain from
that at all. But yes, the

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crews will try to find what's left
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Mexico today, so a lot to
learn. Elon Musk still calls this a

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success. Okay, it seems like
a lot of money to blow that up.

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How do we know how much like
each rocket costs. I could tell

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you it's in the hundreds of millions
of dollars. I mean, these things

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are expensive. But by the way, I mean this Falcon nine concept,

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the concept of the booster rocket that
lifts the thing into orbit and then falls

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back down and makes it gradual and
very ConTroll an amazing landing if you've ever

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seen it happen, which they just
did another one this morning. Falcon nine

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just launched twenty twos Starling's satellites up
right, Well, and that's the process.

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And so they bring the thing back
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they refurbish you to fill it up
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That's the thing that makes this financially
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So, yeah, it is expensive
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a test. Again, It's only
a test, right, no cargo on

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board, no people, clearly nothing
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equipment that was supposed to tell us
what went wrong. Okay, so we

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were just talking about the Falcon nine
rockets that now you say, they come

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and they land and they get cleaned
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When that program started, did they
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were they going up and blowing up
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it? Or is it happening different
this time. It's always been like that.

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That's kind of been the course of
experimentation, you know, since the

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nineteen fifties into the sixties, that
you'd had failures, dramatic and spectacular failures.

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When you're dealing with you know,
hundreds of tons of fuel and the

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thing blows up, people are gonna
notice that. So it's not just a

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mechanical glitch or a computer error.
Is this something that is spectacular and it

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is right there on display for the
world. I mean, that's been happening

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all the time. And so Elon
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he says it was his success.
This is fantastic because he just lost hundreds

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and millions of dollars worth of stuff. But you know, he says that

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there's a lot to learn from this. Well, yeah, and it got

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farther than the last time, so
they made progress. So do we have

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any kind of idea of when he
might send another one up. No,

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that's not you know, on the
table yet, but it was April when

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the last launch, the first launch
was held and did pretty much the same

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way. By the way that the
launch pad did survive this time. Oh

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get they had made impress from that
launch to this one and so it wasn't

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destroyed the way it was the first
time. Still, a lot of folks

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there at Boca Chica, Texas,
down on the southern tip are concerned about

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the environmental impact and they, you
know, they want to see this slowed

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down somewhat because they're concerned about birds
and animals. I mean, this thing

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shook the earth to registered as an
earthquake whint it launched. Just really wow.

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And you mentioned that this thing is
four hundred feet tall, largest rocket

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ever And I want to do a
little comparison because we were just out at

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the California Science Center to see the
Space Shuttle before they took it, before

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they take it off display, and
they have since they've put the rocket motors

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in their upright position and then they're
going to add the external fuel tank before

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they moved the shuttle over. But
I just looked it up, the external

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fuel tank and that thing is huge. I just saw it. It's only

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one hundred fifty only it's a hund
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one is four hundred feet tall.
That thing is massive, it is,

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and the force and the thrust that's
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incredible. You know. It's it's
a matter of scale. You've got a

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bigger, heavier rocket, which is
what you need to get a bigger heavier

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rocket into space. So every time
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they increase the thrust of it too. So that's why what accounts for these

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magnificent launches. And by the way
that you know they people came from all

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over the country to see this thing
launched yesterday and enthusiasts space enthusiasts weren't.

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We're not dissatisfied by what they saw
and the thing, even though the thing

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blew up. I'm just fascinated by
this stuff. Are you guys? Just

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so excited about this? I can't
wait to see the next one. And

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I'm gonna go watch the latest episode
of For All Mankind. I'm inspired now.

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Thank you, Jim Ryan, have
a great day. See ay,

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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. Workers have started tearing
down a massive World War II blimp hanger

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at the former Tustin Marine Base that's
been burning for weeks. On Saturday,

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authority said details of the hangar's deconstruction
plan were being finalized, with the project

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planned to take place over twenty four
to forty eight hours. They say the

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goal is to put out all the
remaining hotspots. Nothing is being done yet

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with the hanger doors or concrete pillars. A man in La who shot at

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a couple of armed robbers who ran
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has had his concealed carry license Suspendedly, criminals came to my home point the

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guns in my chest. After successful
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five month old child, California has
now decided to suspend my second amendment.

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The shooting earlier this month was caught
on home security cameras. Vince Ricci said

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in a video posted on x the
scariest part was that his wife and baby

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were insides. Not clear why Ricci's
permit was suspended. The Sheriff's department only

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said California's Department of Justice establishes guidelines
for concealed carey weapons permits, and the

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Sheriff's Department must follow the DOJ parameters
in accordance with the law. The nonprofit

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news organization cal Matters says maternity wards
have been closing across California. Forty six

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hospitals have closed maternity wards in the
past decade. Reporter An a Ebari says

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some hospitals weren't delivering that many babies, some wanted to repurpose their centers,

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and others were having staffing issues.
They say they've had a hard time hiring

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labor and delivery nurses and obs,
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more remote and rural areas. She
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when people lose a maternity ward,
they often lose their OB's who end up

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relocating. That can cause overbooking at
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Chris Adler kf I Knew The Hunger
Games The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes topped

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the box office in its opening weekend. The prequel to the blockbuster Hunger Games

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series at began back in twenty twelve, open with forty four million dollars.

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Trolls Band Together came in second with
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so great news for the Marvels.
It brought in just over ten million dollars

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in its second weekend out and tied
the holiday slasher movie Thanksgiving. When we

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come back, we're going to be
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continued fighting around the largest hospital complex
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safety. Only three more days still
Thanksgiving. Here's what we're following in the

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KFI twenty four hour newsroom. Five
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in downtown La have reopened. More
than two hundred and fifty people worked on

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the section of the freeway twenty four
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week ago Saturday. The stretch of
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per day. A blustery day is
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morning. Windsor expected to blow thirty
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gusts to sixty miles per hour.
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gus as strong as eighty miles per
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Sam Altman and another architect of Chat
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earlier in a corporate shakeup that kind
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Altman and op ai co founder and
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new advanced AI research team at Microsoft. At six oh five, it's handle

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on the news. Police say they
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that ended up shutting down the ten
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need your help in finding him.
Right now, let's say good morning to

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ABC's Jordana Miller in Jerusalem. Jordana, first thing, good news, what

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you told us about on Friday.
The babies are being cared for and several

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have been taken out of the hospital
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thank god, there's some good news
to report. Those babies were first moved

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from Al Shifa Hospital to a hospital
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yesterday and today, twenty eight of
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dehydration, sepsis were transferred to over
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and they will make their way to
a hospital in Cairo. So that is

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good news, God willing those lives
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across the Gaza strip, primarily in
the north, but Israel has also begun

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to expand its operations into the southern
area around Hanyunis that is the last kind

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of Hamas stronghold. A city,
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on the south west. And what
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south, is that there's also you
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the you know, the side the
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to complicate the issue. Also a
big story this weekend is the Israeli Army

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revealing what it calls new evidence of
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They released CCTV video from the inside
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the day of that heinous attack.
Two separate clips were were shared of what

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looked like Hamas gunmen I mean armed
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an alleged hostage from Thailand, and
then another clip we're told an injured man

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being moved through the hospital, also
a foreigner, So you know, Israel

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saying that even on the day of
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Hospital. There were also shots from
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g that were stolen in the attack, as well as we saw some new

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images of the tunnel that was found
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and it runs about sixty yards than
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breaking that barrier, they expect there'll
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that is running inside. That the
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and running towards the direction of the
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big thing because they've been saying that
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with all the kind of pushback,
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against what Israel is doing, that
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you guys, they really are doing
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in harm's way. Absolutely, I
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another few days or a week until
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of the ground. A tunnel network, Hamas has tunnels running all through the

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Godza strip. They're often characterized by
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by the way, that has areas
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fire right to protect perhaps anyone coming
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else to attack the tunnels or people
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Hamas tunnels. It certainly is not. It would be absolutely shocking if this

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was the only little section of a
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Jordana, we've been hearing and in
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I believe on Friday that they are
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hostage swap. Was there any more
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war Cabinet here in Israel met last
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that they discussed. There continues to
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but we still those kind of general
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stands that is Hamas would release at
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top of that, some foreign nationals, and in return, Israel would pause

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the war a temporary cease fire for
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be released staggered a little bit each
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Palestinian women and miners that are in
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were going to release Palestinian children,
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are Palestinian children being held? But
is it more like teenagers and stuff who

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might have been involved in some of
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teenagers that are old. They're mostly
teenagers who are involved in whether it's you

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know, a classroom with Israeli forces
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rocks, some of them use arms
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are not you know, these are
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an eight year old. No,
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the toddlers that hamaf has Oa they're
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thank you so much for the update. We're going to keep hoping we can

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get some of those hostages home.
Appreciate all of your insight and giving us

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a deeper look at what's going on. We'll talk to you soon, Talk

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soon. All right, yep,
let's get back to some of the stories

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coming out of the KFI twenty four
hour newsroom. Former First Lady Rosalind Carter

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is being remembered as a key advisor, humanitarian, and champion for mental health.

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She was just eighteen when she married
Jimmy Carter in their hometown of Plains,

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Georgia, in nineteen forty six.
They were in their twenties when Jimmy's

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father died and they took over the
family peanut business. ABC's Morgan nor W

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says when Jimmy Carter entered politics in
nineteen sixty two, Rosalind joined his campaign

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and helped him become governor. She
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his closest advisor. Rosalind Carter died
yesterday at her home in Georgia. She

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was ninety six. A five year
old boy in northern California has been stabbed

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to death by his twin brother.
The twins were fighting on Wednesday when one

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brother grabbed a small kitchen knife,
came back to the brother, and then

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stabbed him. The boy was rushed
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injuries. The District Attorney's office has
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that no charges will be filed against
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are factors needed to charge a child
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this specific case, there's no indication
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party. Andrew Caravella KFI News.
A federal appeals court in Washington is said

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to hear arguments over whether it should
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ABC's Mark Remillard says prosecutors claim the
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making inflammatory statements, so the attorneys
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The three judge panel hearing arguments today
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one Biden appointee who joined the court
earlier this year. Hey the Clippers take

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has a million things you can see
this holiday season, all in one place,

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and it is spectacular. Don't go
away. Nice short week this week.

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I hope you're excited for that.
Are you traveling, I'm staying put

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Tony. Are you traveling, stan
put you working? Go to my cousins.

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Okay, you're not. You're Only
four percent of the people's surveyed said

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they actually host Thanksgiving dinner. That
can't be right, but that's what the

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surveys said. Anyway, here's what
we're following in the KFI twenty four hour

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newsroom. The ten is open.
The roadway damaged by fire more than a

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week ago, reopen to traffic last
night, way ahead of schedule. Governor

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Newsom last week said it would be
opened by at least Tuesday, after saying

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a few days before that it was
going to be three to five weeks before

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the roadway reopened. Babies evacuated from
Gaza's Shifa Hospital have arrived in Egypt.

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Egypt's state run Medias's twenty eight babies
have been taken to a hospital across the

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border in Egypt. Thirty one were
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not clear where the other three are. About fifteen million Californians are going

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to see some big healthcare changes in
six weeks. Medical will open up to

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the age group of twenty six to
forty nine and to some older than sixty

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four, but many are going to
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no longer qualifies after the pandemic.
Almost forty percent of Californians have medical.

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At six oh five, it's handle
on the news. Bill's going to take

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a look back at the life and
legacy of Roslyn Carter, who died over

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the weekend at five point fifty.
Thanksgiving tradition for a lot of us the

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National Dog Show, and we are
so excited. We're going to be talking

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to actor, comedian, author,
and game show host and the host of

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the National Dog Show, John O'Hurley. Super excited about that. That's in

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about twelve minutes. Steve Gregory is
now going to take us on a journey

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through an immersive experience at the La
Arboretum featuring more than a million lights.

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It's called LightScape and features colorful art
installations from around the world with one thing

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in common. Lights LightScape is an
illuminated path through culturally significant gardens. It

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started in Europe in the UK.
Greg Curtis is the regional producer for the

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show and also handles the San Diego
production. LightScape is nestled in the middle

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of the arboretum and is designed so
people can take a leisurely walk through the

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exhibits. We have Zoe Boutreu who's
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entire trial. So we started August. We all walked trail together and she

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comes up with a map of what
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fit. You had a chance to
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in the daylight during seven So yeah, we're just starting a trail. Everybody

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will come through the main entrance of
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see it's lit up. It's it's
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scenario. We'll have a little We'll
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It's about an hour long loop of
music, and then right here we have

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our concessions area, so you can
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the event, and then it's of
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moving lights that go over that fountain
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Do you also keep in mind about
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person to get through it. Yeah, we want to keep it to about

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a little over an hour for a
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keep a really consistent pace. I
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direction, so we don't encourage people
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just keep people flowing through the experience. Greg takes his work very seriously and

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is passionate about the show. And
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come upon one of the more popular
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It's simply a long and arched framing
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that happen in there. You know, people asking they're beloved to marry them

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often inside of this, so we'll
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it's their signature piece. We stop
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walk through it to see what it
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a sense of the wow factor in
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pictures or video, it's pretty spectacular. We hop back on the ATV and

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continue the tour. We see someone
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Sydney's an electrician. Is this one
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light goes out, the whole thing
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These are a little bit more sophisticated
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lights here, so we're able to
replace individuals. What's the biggest challenges an

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electrician on this project. It's a
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cable and a lot of electricity we're
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generators that we're running to, so
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making sure that we are within the
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think you have here? Seven?
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we get out of the ATV and
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we meet Dan, another electrician with
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with these LEDs and that that doesn't
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incandescent or anything, right, like
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sections that you see, they drive
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real big panels that you'll see around
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at full but that's just because they're
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washes of color all over the place. We keep walking when we come upon

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a really bizarre setup. It's a
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hanging from the interior, and each
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the cable. It's called submersion,
and obviously you get a pixel map in

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three D space that you can walk
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feel, and it's an immersive experience. And if some music it's just a

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tone or a sound, right,
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soundscape in the LightScape. Right.
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really feel like it's travelings and stay. So we'll do this again and it'll

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be totally different with the light.
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head back to the start of the
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becomes an annual holiday tradition for families, with all the proceeds going to a

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good cause, the care and maintenance
of the Arboretum. For wake up call,

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I'm Steve Gregory, KFI News.
Thank you, Steve. LightScape runs

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through January second, and it is
spectacular. I know that Steve thought during

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the day. We got to see
it during the night and it is really

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cool. So hopefully you'll include that
on your holiday ventures out to go see

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cool things. Right, let's get
back to some of the stories coming out

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of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. Traffic is moving again on the ten

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Freeway through downtown LA. Part of
the freeway was shut down because of a

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massive fire just over a week ago. A reopened last night, way ahead

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of schedule. Officials that estimated it
would take three to five weeks for the

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supports to be fixed under the freeway, and last week they said the freeway

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would reopen by at least tomorrow.
An employee at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in

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Pasadena is expected to plead guilty due
defrauding a federal COVID nineteen relief program.

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Rasse Cutters Armann Hovanesien used pandemic relief
loans to pay off real estate debt and

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help pay for an illegal marijuana cultivation
project. He's looking it up to twenty

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years in federal prison. The Billboard
Music Awards ceremony has been held completely online

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for the first time. Country singer
Morgan Wallan was the big winner last night

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with eleven awards, followed by Taylor
Swift who picked up ten and Drake got

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five. Swift won Top Artist and
Top Female Artist. Wallen won Top Male

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Artist. The thirteenth annual KFI Pastathon
is here. Jeff Bruno's charity, Katerina's

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Club, provides more than twenty five
thousand meals thousand meals every week to kids

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in need in southern California, and
your generosity is what makes it happen.

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Couldn't do it without you, so
there are three very very easy ways for

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you to help. One donate at
pastathon dot com. Two, shop at

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any Smart and Final store and donate
at checkout. Three, go to any

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Wendy's restaurant in southern California and donate. And of course we're going to be

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broadcasting live all day from the Anaheim
White House. It's happening on given Tuesday,

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eleven, twenty eight, November twenty
eight, so that's a week from

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tomorrow, and you can come out
and see us and donate and hang out

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and have fun from five am starting
with wake Up Call, all the way

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too later with mo Kelly ending at
ten pm. One hundred percent of your

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donation goes to Katerina's Club. So
please do help pastathon dot com and we

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help to see you at the Anaheim
white House next Tuesday. Here's what we're

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following in the KFI twenty four hour
newsroom. Five lanes in each direction of

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the ten Freeway in downtown La have
reopened. More than two hundred and fifty

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people worked on the second of the
freeway twenty four hours, a day after

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a fire damaged the roadway a week
ago Saturday. The stretch of road handles

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nearly three hundred thousand vehicles a day. A blustery day, as I mentioned,

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is on the way. The western
San Gabriel Mountains, the Highway fourteen

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corridor, and the grape Vine are
all under high wind warnings until tomorrow morning,

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with winds gusting to sixty miles per
hour. The western San Gabriel Mountains

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could have us as strong as eighty
miles per hour. The average price of

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a home in La County's gone down
two point three percent from September October.

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The California Association of RILCHRI says Orange
County had a two point seven percent month

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to month decrease, but the median
sale price of a single family home in

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Orange County is still among the highest
in the country at one million, two

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hundred and seventy five thousand dollars.
We're just minutes away from Handle. On

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the news this morning, a big
shake up at open Ai. The maker

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of chat GPT and the founder of
the company was canned. So some people

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love the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade.
Me I love the National Dog Show.

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Thrilled this morning to be talking to
one of the hosts of the show,

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actor, comedian, author, game
show host TV personality known for his portrayal

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of Jay peterman On Seinfeld, also
the sixth host of Family Feud and host

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of To Tell the Truth for a
couple of years and more. And boy

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can this man dancy one Dancing with
the Stars. Ladies and gentlemen, Wake

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up call listeners, please welcome John
O'Hurley to the show. Good morning,

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how are you? I am fabulous
and so excited to be talking to you

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today because, as I just mentioned, I love watching the National Dog Show

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every Thanksgiving and you're one of the
hosts of it. So tell us,

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like, what's so great about the
National Dog Show that people should turn in

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the tune in this year. Well, it celebrates the wonderful, wonderful qualities

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that dogs bring to our lives.
And you know, if you have ten

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people on an elevator and you walk
in with the dog, everybody's head turns

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and looks at the dog. There's
something wonderfully, wonderfully attractive about the presence

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of dogs in our lives. And
we're lucky enough to have two thousand of

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the best dogs in the country,
representing two hundred different breeds, on the

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greatest family day of the year.
And it's wonderful to be able to present

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this show and celebrate the rich history
of dog breeding. I love that.

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So you said there's two thousand dogs
that participate, how many do we actually

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see because we don't see each and
every category, right, you will see

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the winners. It's a kind of
a process of elimination during the day.

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By the time we get to the
show on television, all of the breeds

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have been judged. Now the breeds
are all separated into seven different groups.

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So the groups are what you're going
to be seeing the winners of those.

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And you know, I love it
when it comes along when the groups come

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out and I go, oh,
that's like the sporting group. That's my

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favorite one. And then the next
group comes out and I go, no,

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wait, that's my favorite group.
They're all so fun and spectable.

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And then when the little toys come
out there, everybody enjoys that so much

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because they're just the little miniature version
of their larger cousins. Yeah. Do

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you have any favorites? John?
Personal favorite? Jaw My favorite show dog

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is always the Irish Center And I'll
tell you why. When it comes into

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the ring and it makes its initial
run around the arena, all the heads.

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It's against the blue rug, that
auburn hair and that very kind of

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strong, athletic erect look as they
come in and it looks like the redhead

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that just ran into the cocktail party. Every head, every head turns and

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it's just you can't help but notice
it. Yeah, Okay, beautiful dog.

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Same with the app, same with
the Afghani. I think it gets

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the same sort of attraction. Okay, And what's your been your biggest surprise

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hosting the show? Uh? Well, I would say the number of breeds

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and the variety of breeds, because
every every breed has a rich history to

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why they were, why they're there. Dogs were never dogs were up really

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companions or pets. Back as as
men evolved. They they were necessary for

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man to survive. They were hunters, they were ratters. I missed those

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healthy in days of ratting. And
but they they were footwarmers. You know,

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there were so many different varieties of
things that they did, but they

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had a function and they were bred
for that function. So it's like the

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terriers there, you know, they
were they were supposed to go down little

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little vermin holes and pull out the
vermin and uh and they had their little

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tails at the end that you pulled
the tail on, they pulled the dog

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out. That's so funny. Every
yeah, everything, I mean every everything

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had a hitting a function. And
that's so that's what they're celebrating today,

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the yet rich history of greeting.
Yeah. So when the dogs aren't in

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the spotlight, John, are they
regular pets or are they just kind of

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constantly pampered dogs being dogs? Every
one of Yeah, every one of them

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has uh, has has spilled or
had an accident on the floor somewhere.

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You know, it's they're just dogs
being dogs. But you know it's even

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funnier is during during the dog show, people will send us photos and uh

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and videos of their dog watching the
show. And it's very funny to watch

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a dog watching television. Uh.
There's one in particular that I loved when

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the dog sitting on the sofa watching
the large screen TV, jumps down onto

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the ground, walks over to the
television and starts snipping the screen, wondering

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why the dog is reacting, and
then walks around to the back of the

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television because he knows that's where the
dog is. Dogs are so cool.

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Do you have dogs, John,
I have three. I have a little

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Havanie which is a dog like kind
of like a Maltese, a smaller dog.

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And then two rescues, two that
I have as well. So we

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support book. We support both worlds, the world of the purebread and also

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the rescues for the shelters. They
can't be ignored either. Absolutely, And

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when can we watch the National Dog
Show twelve till two every time zone.

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You're going to see it all across
the country during the day following the Macy's

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Thanksgiving Day parade and right before football. So it's Dogs until two. Don't

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touch that remote. I love it. Thank you so much, John O'Hurley,

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appreciate you taking the time to talk
to us. We'll be watching you

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on Thanksgiving Day. Wonderful to talk
to you. All right, thanks,

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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. I love John Harley. By the way, the National Weather

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Service has issued a high wind warning
for downtown Riverside, Marino Valley, Corona,

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Hemmet, Temecula. It's in effect
until ten tomorrow morning. North Winds

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twenty to thirty miles per hour expected, with gus up to fifty five miles

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per hour GUS up to sixty five
miles per hour could be possible in the

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Kahon Pass, lots of winds blowing
today. Israel says it has more proof

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of hospital it has been searching in
Gaza was being used by Hamas as a

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command center. ABC. Patrick Reevel
says the Israeli military has been focused on

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Al Shifa hospitals for weeks. It's
real, saying video shows Hamas moving a

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wounded hostage into Gaza's Al Shifa Hospital
on October seventh, just hours after that

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surprise attack, in which it sees
nearly two hundred and forty hostages. A

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second video showing another hostage being dragged
into Al Shifa. The IDF claims another

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hostage, nineteen year old IDF soldier, was murdered in that hospital. Her

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body was found last week. Moss
claims she was killed in an Israeli airstrike.

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And President Biden has written an op
ed and The Washington Post saying a

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ceasefire in Gaza is not peace,
argue it would give Hamas time to regroup.

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The President also reiterating his calls for
a two state solutions. ABCS J

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O Brien says, according to Biden, it's the only way to ensure security

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for Israelis and Palestinians. This is
KFI and KOSTHD two Los Angeles, Orange

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County. You've been listening to Wake
Up Call with me Amy King. You

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can always hear Wake Up Call five
to six am Monday through Friday on KFI

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