Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
Speaker 1: AM six forty, the Gary and Shannon Show on demand
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Speaker 2: Hello.
Speaker 3: We receive the phone call or the incident, and our
Speaker 3: officers we respond and conduct evacuations in this area. Right now,
Speaker 3: this is still an active scene, so roads are closed.
Speaker 3: If you're looking for updates, monitor our social media accounts
Speaker 3: x Facebook, Instagram. We will continue to provide updates on
Speaker 3: road closures and the conditions as.
Speaker 4: This incident continues.
Speaker 3: On that note, I'm going to pass it on to
Speaker 3: Captain Roberts Point opens Easter like the holiday.
Speaker 5: Hey, good morning, Captain Bob Healy, Naval based San Diego
Speaker 5: Commanding Officer. Our primary objective remains the safety and security
Speaker 5: of our military families who live here in this neighbor.
Speaker 5: Over the last couple of hours, we've been able to
Speaker 5: connect clilims and make sure that they are taken care of,
Speaker 5: and most of them have gone down to Miller Elementary,
Speaker 5: which is our evacuation site. Very pleased with the community response,
Speaker 5: in addition to the city and local officials to provide
Speaker 5: all of the services that they need. Primarily, our the
Speaker 5: job is to get them back into their homes as
Speaker 5: soon as possible, and we're working with Liberty Military Housing,
Speaker 5: who oversees this complex to do this that hopefully we
Speaker 5: expect people outside of this general area to get in
Speaker 5: by tonight and then certainly this area will be down
Speaker 5: to time. I know in TFP investigation. We have continued
Speaker 5: to communicate through our Family Information call center at eight
Speaker 5: four four five two three two zero two five. Liberty
Speaker 5: Military Housing has also released red flag messages to the
Speaker 5: family so they have the latest and greatest information. The
Speaker 5: base continues to message our internal communication system as.
Speaker 4: Well as social media.
Speaker 5: Again, just want to make the local community for supporting
Speaker 5: the military families and everyone for all that you've gone
Speaker 5: with that, I want to turn it over to council
Speaker 5: member of Competia.
Speaker 6: Good morning everyone. My name is Raoul Campillo. I represent
Speaker 6: City Council District seven, which includes a Tira Sand neighborhood
Speaker 6: and Murphy Canyon neighborhood.
Speaker 4: San Diego's home to.
Speaker 6: One of the largest installments of United States military active
Speaker 6: service members and veterans, and in this particular neighborhood, we
Speaker 6: had dozens of active duty families that are suffering suffered
Speaker 6: some injuries and their homes have been destroyed. But the
Speaker 6: City of San Diego, our employees, along with the military
Speaker 6: and the school district have been well coordinated from the
Speaker 6: early morning until now, and we will be throughout the
Speaker 6: rest of this tragedy. With the very sad lots of
Speaker 6: life from the plane, we know that there was many
Speaker 6: miracles and many heroic actions from our police department, from
Speaker 6: our firefighters, and the military members themselves. I heard stories
Speaker 6: over at the school just near us about military families
Speaker 6: helping military families out of their home, jumping out of
Speaker 6: windows avoiding fire. These are families that San Diego values,
Speaker 6: we're proud of, and we're going to continue to support
Speaker 6: these military families who are from all over the country
Speaker 6: but live right here in San Diego. As you can see,
Speaker 6: the damage behind us is incredibly significant, was life threatening,
Speaker 6: and thank god nobody on the ground was killed. We're
Speaker 6: going to continue to support them through our City of
Speaker 6: San Diego personnel, our first responders, and I really encourage
Speaker 6: people to donate, to call in to our offices at
Speaker 6: City Council, the Mayor's office to find out how to
Speaker 6: volunteer and help in ways like that. These people are
Speaker 6: going to be recovering for a long long time, and
Speaker 6: the city of San Diego is going to be here
Speaker 6: to support them. Thank you for being here, and I
Speaker 6: know we're going to take some questions.
Speaker 4: Turning out ristrup your portunes as.
Speaker 7: I have a question regarding the recent tweet from the
Speaker 7: San Diego Police Department. It says that they are shoot
Speaker 7: dead now and eight injured. Can you confirm that?
Speaker 5: And all right, we've been listening to officials in San
Speaker 5: Diego giving us an updated I question.
Speaker 2: S Roy and they're not going to wait for questions.
Speaker 2: But that was out of San Diego.
Speaker 8: Again.
Speaker 2: This story that we learned of very early this morning
Speaker 2: is this Sessina five point fifty that crashed into the
Speaker 2: neighborhood that is right around a sort of a smaller
Speaker 2: commuter jet airport in that area. Murphy Canyon was one,
Speaker 2: as they mentioned some of the residents in that area. Amazingly,
Speaker 2: no one on the ground was killed. They did say
Speaker 2: that the fatalities are those people that were on the
Speaker 2: those people that were on the airplane itself. And as
Speaker 2: we get more information, we'll definitely bring it to you.
Speaker 2: Let's go back to that news conference where they're taking
Speaker 2: some of those questions.
Speaker 4: Yes, two confirmed, two dead and eight injured.
Speaker 9: At this time, we've lost two souls.
Speaker 3: And of those who was on the plane, who was
Speaker 3: on the ground, that is still under the investigation at
Speaker 3: this time.
Speaker 8: Do you know how many people are on the plane.
Speaker 3: We're still discovering that these.
Speaker 7: People are in your critical stay minor injuries right now.
Speaker 3: We'll still being evaluated.
Speaker 8: I can step it on that, okay.
Speaker 4: On the injuries that we had, we had the two
Speaker 4: confirmed fatalities right now, we do have that were injured,
Speaker 4: one was transported. Of that of the six, the other
Speaker 4: five had minor injuries, were treated on scene and released
Speaker 4: on their own, on their own, on their own. So
Speaker 4: right now, that's what we have right now. The investigation
Speaker 4: is behind me. On the fatalities, is still going through
Speaker 4: the plane at this time, we don't know because we
Speaker 4: still have to identify who we have on the fatalities
Speaker 4: right now. But on the plane itself, that's what we'll do.
Speaker 4: That's why INTSB is here working with other federal agencies
Speaker 4: to identify who's on.
Speaker 8: The plane, on the ground.
Speaker 4: The injury, some of the injuries were people that were
Speaker 4: on the ground. All the injuries that we treated were
Speaker 4: people that were treated at the evacuation center. There was
Speaker 4: no one transported from scene. I can tell you this.
Speaker 4: The military families did a phenomenal job as as firefighters
Speaker 4: were getting on scene to help one another get people
Speaker 4: out of houses and go, and I cannot commend them
Speaker 4: enough for what they did on scene. For us on scene,
Speaker 4: we did not transport anyone off the scene. Everything was
Speaker 4: done at the evacuation centers for any of the medical
Speaker 4: needs that were done. One person was transported minor injuries
Speaker 4: was transported from the evacuation center.
Speaker 7: So sorry, Can I just clarify on the numbers real quick,
Speaker 7: because we have, like you said, two did and then
Speaker 7: there's been varying numbers with the injury. So I understand
Speaker 7: it's at the five people were taking for I told
Speaker 7: smoke in relation to the hospital, and then we have
Speaker 7: someone who was injured climbing out of a window, so
Speaker 7: that would be six, and then two people treated for
Speaker 7: very minor injuries at the scene, so that would make
Speaker 7: it eight. Is that correct?
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm sorry, it is eight total. I was thinking
Speaker 4: eight in my mind of the two fatalities that we're
Speaker 4: in there with the other one, So yes, it is
Speaker 4: eight total on there.
Speaker 7: So for those of us, can you explain to us
Speaker 7: a little bit about the community here.
Speaker 5: Is this temporary housing.
Speaker 7: For the military families or is this permanent housing for them?
Speaker 4: So this this is permanent if you want to if
Speaker 4: you want to say that they are great question.
Speaker 5: So this is a this is a military family housing
Speaker 5: neighborhoods and we have over about twenty three hundred family
Speaker 5: homes that are here in San Diego and they work
Speaker 5: at various installations around the Metro.
Speaker 4: San Diego regionemar.
Speaker 5: Well, they are here as long as they're stationed here
Speaker 5: in the San Diego area, so it could be a
Speaker 5: year to many years.
Speaker 4: Can we get confirmation on those numbers?
Speaker 1: Again?
Speaker 2: Accurate in how it is?
Speaker 5: Ya?
Speaker 4: So how about this? What what number did you just
Speaker 4: say right there? I know that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: That's what okay?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 4: So we had eight injuries and we had two fatalities.
Speaker 4: As where we're currently at right now, so eight injured,
Speaker 4: two fatalities. One of those injuries was transported. That's our
Speaker 4: current numbers. We're still assessing. Our main goal is the
Speaker 4: fire department, especially with the evacuation center as people who
Speaker 4: moved here. It could be hours later that people start
Speaker 4: feeling symptoms or start feeling what they're doing, So we
Speaker 4: have EMS teams with them the entire time, so that
Speaker 4: number could change as the day goes on too. There
Speaker 4: could have been something in the last two minutes as
Speaker 4: I walked up here. But in this current point right now,
Speaker 4: what we're going to do is follow those individuals that
Speaker 4: have been evacuated and make sure that everybody's okay throughout
Speaker 4: the whole thing. NTSB here, you know, the NTSB I
Speaker 4: believe is en route right now. FAA is currently investigating
Speaker 4: behind us right now as they're walking through the scene.
Speaker 7: We're force destroyed.
Speaker 5: How many homes were actually.
Speaker 4: Destroyed, so the one permanently destroyed is this one right
Speaker 4: here behind us. We have damage to multiple homes down
Speaker 4: to the west of us on the street. That damage
Speaker 4: will be assessed. Our main concern on that damage. I
Speaker 4: don't know the full extent of the damage because our
Speaker 4: job is to preserve the scene so NTSP can come
Speaker 4: in and do the investigation. We removed everybody from the scene,
Speaker 4: blocked it off right now. We will have better numbers
Speaker 4: on the full damage at homes after NTSB comes in
Speaker 4: and starts doing their investigation. It is just this block
Speaker 4: right now, but we have a large debris field that
Speaker 4: covers multiple streets. There was dense fog this morning.
Speaker 9: What do we know.
Speaker 4: There's a clip power line that's being recorded. What do
Speaker 4: we know as this point is making So as I
Speaker 4: came in this morning. When I came in this morning
Speaker 4: at about four o'clock, there is very dense fog. As
Speaker 4: we came in and some of the individuals are here
Speaker 4: at the same time, it was dense fog throughout the
Speaker 4: whole plateau that we had up here. We do have
Speaker 4: a clipped power line behind us NTSP and fair looking
Speaker 4: into that to see if that was part of the
Speaker 4: problem as it came in. They will have a better
Speaker 4: understanding of that as they do the investigation.
Speaker 9: Where is that.
Speaker 7: To be staying in the meantime, I know that you
Speaker 7: with a mentioned they might be able to come back
Speaker 7: as early as today, but where are they going to
Speaker 7: be staying, especially at this destroyed home.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we are actively working with all military families affected,
Speaker 5: specifically within this region because they may be out of
Speaker 5: their homes for a while. So we're actively collaborating with
Speaker 5: Liberty Military Housing as well as the Red Cross and
Speaker 5: others down at Miller Elementary to put them in proper
Speaker 5: lodging overnight. So that may be hotels. Some of them
Speaker 5: have chosen to stay with family and friends, so there's
Speaker 5: a lot of different options. But we will ensure that
Speaker 5: they have proper lodging tonight and all the support they.
Speaker 7: Need, and the Navy will be putting that bill for
Speaker 7: them or liberty housing.
Speaker 5: We will properly care for them.
Speaker 7: This man own property.
Speaker 5: No, it's actually it's San Diego jurisdiction here.
Speaker 7: Okay, but it's Navy owned housing.
Speaker 5: Correct. We're stut of the airplane.
Speaker 8: There was a lot of talk it was from the Midwest.
Speaker 7: Can you share what you've learned about.
Speaker 8: So we've been listening to officials and there you go.
Speaker 8: We'll leave it there.
Speaker 2: They're going to start repeating a bunch of the same
Speaker 2: questions you heard. Gigi Grassiat from Channel eleven there just
Speaker 2: asked from about where the plane had come from. Again,
Speaker 2: we're talking about this small Cessna jet that crashed into
Speaker 2: the San Diego neighborhood very early this morning, about eight
Speaker 2: hours ago, and they're about fifteen homes. They said that
Speaker 2: had caught fire several of the vehicles that were parked
Speaker 2: on that street also caught fire, forcing evacuations for several blocks.
Speaker 2: Assistant Fire Department Chief Dan Eddie there talking about the
Speaker 2: jet fuel that was rolling down the street on fire
Speaker 2: that caught all of these vehicles on fire and then
Speaker 2: transferred to some of the homes in the area. And
Speaker 2: the updated numbers six people injured believed to be those
Speaker 2: on the ground, and then two people killed, and they
Speaker 2: weren't very clear about whether or not those two were
Speaker 2: the only two that were on board the airplane, but
Speaker 2: they did say that they believe the fatalities were from
Speaker 2: people on the airplane. Now, that small sessa FI point
Speaker 2: fifty citation two can carry somewhere between six and eight people,
Speaker 2: so it doesn't mean they definitely had that many people
Speaker 2: on it, but it probably had at least those two.
Speaker 2: The other thing that they mentioned, and we heard John
Speaker 2: Fink mention it, who is down on the scene for KFI,
Speaker 2: that there is a power line that's been clipped in
Speaker 2: that neighborhood. This is it's a neighborhood that's very close
Speaker 2: to the Montgomery Gibbs Executive Airport for smaller airplanes, and
Speaker 2: it does not necessarily portend that the clipped power line
Speaker 2: was what caused the crash, but if they were coming
Speaker 2: down in a neighborhood under heavy fog, they probably would
Speaker 2: not have seen that. Obviously, the plane itself had apparently
Speaker 2: taken off from Teeterborough back east and made its way
Speaker 2: to the Midwest, in whichitah we believe, stopped to refuel,
Speaker 2: and that was making its way there to Montgomery Gibbs
Speaker 2: Executive Airport. The member of the military that Navy commanding
Speaker 2: officer was there from Naval Base San Diego. This is
Speaker 2: a lot of military housing and as Assistant Fire Department
Speaker 2: Chief Dan Eddie pointed out, a lot of these military
Speaker 2: family members helped each other long before the fire department
Speaker 2: got there. I mean it didn't take them a long
Speaker 2: time to get there, but that they were able to
Speaker 2: go house to house to make sure that everybody was safe,
Speaker 2: to take everybody who might have been hurt in this,
Speaker 2: to get them out. Smoke inhalation was one of the
Speaker 2: big issues. And amazingly still it's amazing that if it
Speaker 2: turns out, and if this holds that the only two
Speaker 2: people who were killed were those people on the plane,
Speaker 2: that's a testament to either the heroism of the pilot
Speaker 2: to put it down in the middle of a street
Speaker 2: and try to avoid those homes, but also for those
Speaker 2: family members who knew that something was wrong were able
Speaker 2: to get out into their nameshborhood and get people out
Speaker 2: of there. It is in a the Murphy Canyon area,
Speaker 2: and also Tierra Santa is the sort of that neighborhood
Speaker 2: area that they're talking about, just east of the Montgomery
Speaker 2: Gibbs Executive Airport, right along where the fifteen and the
Speaker 2: eight oh five are, between the eight o five and
Speaker 2: the fifteen, So that's where this is. If you're familiar
Speaker 2: with that area in San Diego. Any more updates, definitely,
Speaker 2: we'll bring them to you. We'll come back and do
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Speaker 2: RFK Junior. That is Secretary of Health and Human Services
Speaker 2: and the President about disease and what a crisis it
Speaker 2: is here in the United States of America. That and
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Speaker 2: The story out of San Diego from very early this
Speaker 2: morning that small Sasina five point fifty they crashed into
Speaker 2: that neighborhood about three forty five, right near the Montgomery
Speaker 2: Gibbs Executive Airport. Based on what we know now, looks
Speaker 2: like the plane was approaching the airport sort of from
Speaker 2: from the southeast and was lined up with one of
Speaker 2: the runways by when it actually went down in that neighborhood,
Speaker 2: just short of the runway. As of this point, the
Speaker 2: update that we just heard about a half an hour ago,
Speaker 2: the fire department said that they have two fatalities and
Speaker 2: eight people injured. What they do not know, specifically is
Speaker 2: if the two people killed were on the airplane. They
Speaker 2: said that's what the assumption is that they're running on,
Speaker 2: but that they will not have that confirmation until they
Speaker 2: can identify the bodies. The eight people who are injured
Speaker 2: they also believe were the ones who were on the
Speaker 2: ground in houses nearby. There is a possibility, they allowed
Speaker 2: just a short time ago, that the plane might have
Speaker 2: hit one of the homes on its way down, but
Speaker 2: for the most part, most of the damage occurred on
Speaker 2: the street, where there were a couple dozen cars that
Speaker 2: appeared to have caught fire after the jet fuel flaming.
Speaker 2: Jet fuel spilled out of the airplane as it hit
Speaker 2: the ground. As of right now, the only thing they
Speaker 2: know in terms of what caused it perhaps is that
Speaker 2: there was a clipped power line nearby, but again it
Speaker 2: would have been way too low for the power line
Speaker 2: to have caused the accident. They haven't said if there
Speaker 2: was a mechanical issue, because the last radio calls they
Speaker 2: have did not have any indication that there was anything wrong.
Speaker 2: Very foggy in that neighborhood at the time of the
Speaker 2: crash this morning, and even the assistant fire chief there
Speaker 2: and San Diego said he could only see about forty
Speaker 2: or fifty feet in front of him. The plane was
Speaker 2: coming in originally had taken off from Teaborough, made its
Speaker 2: way to Wichita for a fueling a refueling stop, and
Speaker 2: then was on its way into that airport there, the
Speaker 2: Montgomery Gibbs Executive Airport in San Diego. So that's one
Speaker 2: of the stories. We'll continue to update throughout the course
Speaker 2: of today as we get.
Speaker 8: More and more information about all this.
Speaker 2: By the way, PCH is expected to reopen tomorrow, just
Speaker 2: ahead a Memorial Day weekend. Of course, it's been closed
Speaker 2: for months. It's been closed since January seventh because of
Speaker 2: the massive fire and the palisades stretching into Malibu. It's
Speaker 2: been closed off and crews have since been in and
Speaker 2: out of those areas. There were different levels of closures.
Speaker 2: At first it was only emergency crewise, and then it
Speaker 2: was emergency crews and contractors, and then emergency cruise, contractors
Speaker 2: and residence could go in. Now they're saying that they
Speaker 2: will have parts of pch reopened completely by tomorrow. Governor
Speaker 2: Newsom had announced just last month that he wanted this
Speaker 2: to be open in time for summer. Speaking of Memorial
Speaker 2: Day travel, in fact, Memorial Day weekend travel expected to
Speaker 2: break the travel record more than forty five million. Triple
Speaker 2: A says forty five point one million Americans will be
Speaker 2: on the road and traveling at least fifty miles from
Speaker 2: home at some point during the period that starts today
Speaker 2: and goes all the way through Monday. The White House
Speaker 2: has released a report from Secretary of Health and Human
Speaker 2: Services Robert F. Kennedy Junior, a range of critiques about
Speaker 2: chronic disease in America. In this report that came out.
Speaker 2: This is not a giant surprise for anybody. It shouldn't
Speaker 2: be a giant surprise for anybody. What's not in here
Speaker 2: is the specifics about how they're going to deal with
Speaker 2: what's going on. But right now, the chronic illnesses that
Speaker 2: have gripped our country are ridiculous, and this report blames
Speaker 2: many of them on ultraprocessed foods that we eat way
Speaker 2: too much of chemicals that exist in the environment, our
Speaker 2: sedentary behavior we sit around on our fat asses all
Speaker 2: the time, and overreliance on digital devices among kids. There
Speaker 2: is a suggestion in this report that vaccines need to
Speaker 2: be studied further, but it doesn't say that vaccines are
Speaker 2: the cause of chronic illnesses. So anybody who's telling you
Speaker 2: that this is Kennedy's anti vaccine, it's not. He wants
Speaker 2: to study vaccines further, he doesn't want to do away
Speaker 2: with them, Kennedy said in a statement to reporters. It's
Speaker 2: very frank, it's very strong, and it is a clarion
Speaker 2: call to do something with utmost urgency to end this crisis.
Speaker 2: And that's what we wanted. So the expectation is, like
Speaker 2: I said, it's not clear what the ultimate policy plans
Speaker 2: would be to come out of this, but obviously they're
Speaker 2: going to target ultra processed foods and chemicals that go
Speaker 2: into foods, etc. And the expectation is that farmers associations,
Speaker 2: that food companies, pesticide companies, that they're all going to
Speaker 2: fight tooth and nail to allow to be allowed to
Speaker 2: put this stuff into our foods. They will not like
Speaker 2: any significant regulation of the industry. The other significant part
Speaker 2: about this is it's just a basic framework. Health and
Speaker 2: Human Services doesn't even have a budget yet to figure
Speaker 2: out what to do what the health initiatives that they want.
Speaker 2: So Kennedy said, this is sort of a blueprint, very
Speaker 2: basic report on what's going on with the chronic illnesses
Speaker 2: in the United States, and they will be sitting down
Speaker 2: to develop policy recommendations over the next one hundred days.
Speaker 2: That despite the fact that there are no budget details
Speaker 2: in this report that came out, he says addressing chronic
Speaker 2: health issues would eventually save money in the long term.
Speaker 2: I don't quite understand why people fight against this so much.
Speaker 8: We all know what this is.
Speaker 2: We all know that we eat too much, that we're
Speaker 2: too sedentary, and the foods that we do eat are
Speaker 2: often filled with chemicals that are not good for us,
Speaker 2: but they taste good and they feel good, and they
Speaker 2: make us feel good, and it's easier to sit around
Speaker 2: and not do anything. I totally understand that. But when
Speaker 2: this guy points something out, like the basics of its
Speaker 2: diet an exercise, it's diet an exercise. It's diet an exercise.
Speaker 2: And then people want to say, yeah, but you're a
Speaker 2: weirdo and you have weird ideas, But he's saying the
Speaker 2: true things. CALLI Means, who is now a special government
Speaker 2: employee and an advisor to RFK Junior, has fought against
Speaker 2: the presence of ultra processed foods and pesticides. He says
Speaker 2: this gives credibility to complaints about pesticides, it names specific
Speaker 2: pesticides in there, and that that is a monumental symbol
Speaker 2: of the willingness to change the way that we approach food,
Speaker 2: the way we approach chemicals in our food, and that
Speaker 2: someone is paying attention in the absolute highest levels of government.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna go through and read some of that
Speaker 2: report later today because it should be an eye opener
Speaker 2: for a lot of people who just want to otherwise ignore.
Speaker 8: What's going on with our food and our health.
Speaker 2: Up next, we're going to be talking about the Sean
Speaker 2: Diddy Combs trial, specifically the testimony from Kid Cutty today
Speaker 2: about what he said, Oh yeah, my Porsche blew up
Speaker 2: after Sean Combs threatened to blow up my Porsche. We'll
Speaker 2: talk about that. Also, News and Brus coming up tomorrow
Speaker 2: from nine to one. We're doing the show live from
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Speaker 2: that they've been ruined for us, Bravery Pizza Kitchen is
Speaker 2: going to be open award winning pizza for you to
Speaker 2: grab some lunch. The weather is going to be incredible,
Speaker 2: it's going to be maybe mid eighties load to a
Speaker 2: min eighties out on the patio. There will be stuff
Speaker 2: that we're given away, stuff that Bravery's given away, some
Speaker 2: special surprises. And then right after the show, right after
Speaker 2: the live show, we are going to be recording the
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Speaker 2: Updates out of San Diego. Keep coming in. We'll talk
Speaker 2: more about that plane crash from very early this morning.
Speaker 2: At the top of the hour, we get into our
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Speaker 2: KFI News ahead of the weekend, because this is a
Speaker 2: longer weekend of course for a Memorial Day, a couple
Speaker 2: of huge movies that are coming out, and they will
Speaker 2: go up against each other. And then strange science, there
Speaker 2: is a study that specifically describes which is better the
Speaker 2: more shower for the afternoon shower.
Speaker 9: Most of the time nighttime, gotta get all the ick
Speaker 9: off from the day before you get into your most
Speaker 9: comfortable place in the house. But every once in a while,
Speaker 9: and guys know, and and girls know, there's some time
Speaker 9: for you just dog tired that you just go street
Speaker 9: to bed, but make sure to first in in the
Speaker 9: morning get all that digg off and then throw all
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Speaker 2: Ding dong with you, buddy, Ding dong with you too, buddy.
Speaker 2: We'll talk more about that coming up at twelve thirty
Speaker 2: In New York, the Sean Dinny Coombs trial.
Speaker 8: Rabber.
Speaker 2: Kid Cutty was on the stand earlier today. They just
Speaker 2: by the way dismissed the jury for the day and
Speaker 2: for the weekend so they get a long Memorial Day weekend.
Speaker 8: They'll be back on Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Kid Cutty was at one point really good friends with
Speaker 2: Cassie Ventura. I think two thousand and eight is when
Speaker 2: they met, and he said that they were friends until
Speaker 2: they started dating around twenty eleven, and this would have
Speaker 2: been at the time that she was also seeing or
Speaker 2: in a relationship or somehow connected to Sean Diddy. Combs
Speaker 2: and Kid Cutty testified today that he understood that they
Speaker 2: had some problems that they weren't dating anymore. But when
Speaker 2: Sean Combs learned that Kid Cutty and Cassie had started dating,
Speaker 2: Combs told Kid Cutty in a phone call he wanted
Speaker 2: to talk to him, so he left the hotel he
Speaker 2: was at with Ventur and went to UH and went
Speaker 2: home directly following that phone call. Though when Kid Cutty
Speaker 2: got home, Combs wasn't there, and instead found that his
Speaker 2: security cameras had been moved, the things that he had
Speaker 2: bought for his family had been opened, and his dog
Speaker 2: was found locked in the bathroom. Afterwards, Kid Cutty said
Speaker 2: he spent the holidays with Cassie Ventura's family received a
Speaker 2: few texts from Shawn Combs, but the rapper said he
Speaker 2: wasn't interested in talking to Combs, saying he believed with
Speaker 2: it Combs was in fact responsible for the break in.
Speaker 2: He did file a police report about this. So then
Speaker 2: one morning January twenty twelve, Kid Cutty said his dog
Speaker 2: Watcher called him from his home to tell him that
Speaker 2: his car was on fire, and he said, it looked
Speaker 2: like the top of my Porscha was cut open and
Speaker 2: that's where the Molotov cocktail was put in. Now, the
Speaker 2: reason that that's a big deal is because Cassie Ventura
Speaker 2: had testified that Sean Combs threatened to quote blow up
Speaker 2: Kid Cutty's car and then all of a sudden it
Speaker 2: shows up torched in the driveway.
Speaker 8: He said he was upset.
Speaker 2: He said he felt played by Cassie Ventura because she
Speaker 2: eventually went back to him, and he testified this is
Speaker 2: kid Cutty again testified that Cassie Ventura told him there
Speaker 2: was physical abuse in the relationship and that he would
Speaker 2: hit and sometimes kick her, which bothered Kid Cutty. But
Speaker 2: that Cassie Ventura hadn't told him about any sexual abuse
Speaker 2: at the time. Now he was the star witness for today,
Speaker 2: not the star witness overall, obviously, that's Cassie Ventura. They
Speaker 2: also talked to a former makeup artist for Shawn Combs
Speaker 2: who at one point did some of the makeup for
Speaker 2: Cassie Ventura. That makeup artist testified that she had covered
Speaker 2: up bruises that showed up on Cassie Ventura's face and
Speaker 2: assumed that they had come from Seawn Combs, but did
Speaker 2: not call police when she saw that. There was also
Speaker 2: a hotel year hotelier person runs a hotel who was
Speaker 2: involved with all of this and testified. Frederick Zamoor, an
Speaker 2: employee at the Lameritage Hotel in Beverly Hills, fifteenth witness,
Speaker 2: and he was talking about the reservations that Seawan Combs
Speaker 2: would make at the hotel, dating as far back as
Speaker 2: two thousand and eight, and the different names, etc.
Speaker 8: That he would use.
Speaker 2: This is where it gets a little crazy, So we
Speaker 2: talked about all of the crazy stuff. That the Homeland
Speaker 2: Security investigator founded, the mansions in Miami that owned that
Speaker 2: belonged to Sean Combs, everything from the weapons to the
Speaker 2: baby oil and astroglide, the sex toys, all that stuff
Speaker 2: that had shown up in these mansions. And I don't
Speaker 2: mean just you know, a box here and there, or
Speaker 2: something sexy in the underwear drawer. You're talking about cases
Speaker 2: of stuff, full on parties that were thrown at these mansions.
Speaker 8: So again, the hotel.
Speaker 2: Manager at Lameritage, they were in Beverly Hills, said that
Speaker 2: there were notes put on Sean Combs's profile. Whenever he
Speaker 2: would call the hotel and give whatever fake name he
Speaker 2: wanted to give to rent a room, there were notes
Speaker 2: on his file, for example, please monitor outside his room
Speaker 2: and down the hall to spray air freshener. I don't
Speaker 2: know what he was doing in the room. I mean
Speaker 2: we know some of the stuff he was doing in
Speaker 2: the room. Assuming that that was probably the marijuana that
Speaker 2: a lot of people have already testified, he would he'd
Speaker 2: get pretty high while these freakofts were going on. Here's
Speaker 2: another note on Sean Comb's hotel profile. Always all caps,
Speaker 2: always spills candle wax on everything, and uses excessive amounts
Speaker 2: of oil. Place the room out of order on departure
Speaker 2: for deep cleaning. Well at the very least they were
Speaker 2: deep clean in those rooms. And then another note on
Speaker 2: the Shan Combs hotel profile, whenever he would make a
Speaker 2: get a room at the Lameritage in Beverly Hills, please
Speaker 2: authorize an extra thousand dollars when guest stays with us
Speaker 2: to cover any room damages.
Speaker 8: They then went on.
Speaker 2: And talked with a computer forensics agent who was called
Speaker 2: to the stand, and that forensics agent talk about getting
Speaker 2: some information from Cassie Ventore's laptops. The cross examination of
Speaker 2: that computer expert has started, but at this point they
Speaker 2: have concluded for the day, concluded for the weekend as
Speaker 2: a matter of fact, so that Sean Ditty Combs trail
Speaker 2: won't start back up again until Tuesday. So just some
Speaker 2: latest of that latest on that case. Tomorrow Tomorrow is
Speaker 2: our first news and Bruise of twenty twenty five, And yes, Shannon,
Speaker 2: we'll be back tomorrow for the news and Bruise. We're
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