Speaker 1: You're listening to KFI AM six forty wake Up Call
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Speaker 1: Good morning. It's five o'clock. Straight up. This is your
Speaker 1: wake up call for Wednesday, April second. I'm Amy King.
Speaker 1: We're live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app and glad you're
Speaker 1: starting your day with us. I have to say, woke
Speaker 1: up to sad news. Val Kilmer has died. I know, right.
Speaker 1: I don't know why it's you know they it's bothering me.
Speaker 1: Maybe because he was sixty five. Maybe it's because he
Speaker 1: was iceman. But what an incredible actor? What he really
Speaker 1: He hasn't done a lot lately. His last movie was
Speaker 1: Top Gun two Maverick. So yeah. On a happier note,
Speaker 1: I came outside today to drive to work and a
Speaker 1: street light that had been out for about three weeks
Speaker 1: is back on. I know it sounds so silly, but
Speaker 1: you know how you hear that, like there's streets and
Speaker 1: sidewalks need repair, and street lights are out and stuff.
Speaker 1: I heard John Colebelt talking about how street lights are
Speaker 1: out all over the city, and I was like, that
Speaker 1: light's never coming back on. And when you come outside
Speaker 1: and it's for me, it's like three fifteen in the morning,
Speaker 1: and it's this eerie darkness when you don't have that
Speaker 1: light on your street. So I felt I felt comforted
Speaker 1: this morning. So I mean, like, yay, the city is
Speaker 1: making repairs. I'm happy. Okay, got lots ahead on wake
Speaker 1: up call, so let's get right to it. It's back
Speaker 1: to square one when it comes to fighting homelessness in
Speaker 1: La County. The county Board of Supervisors voted yesterday to
Speaker 1: pull funding from the joint City Councy City County La
Speaker 1: Homeless Services Authority and will transfer the money to its
Speaker 1: own department for Regional Homeless Services. The new agency should
Speaker 1: be in placed by New Year's Day. A mall in
Speaker 1: the Pacific Palisades could reopen by early next year. Developer
Speaker 1: Rick Caruso, who owns the Palisades Village Complex, says the
Speaker 1: mall is still standing after the wildfires, but it's surrounded
Speaker 1: by destruction. Gruso says he's hoping to reopen the mall
Speaker 1: in its forty two businesses once the area around it
Speaker 1: is cleaned up. And safe. One of the four soldiers
Speaker 1: killed in a military training accident in Lithuania was from Glendale.
Speaker 1: Sergeant EDVN. Franco was one of four out on a
Speaker 1: technical training mission for the first Armored Brigade Combat Team.
Speaker 1: The team and its vehicle had been missing almost a
Speaker 1: week when the armored vehicle was pulled from a swampy
Speaker 1: area on the training grounds. A new prime benefit that's
Speaker 1: going to save you some money at the gas station.
Speaker 1: We're going to tell you about that. And if you're
Speaker 1: planning to travel this summer, Rich Demiro is going to
Speaker 1: tell us how to avoid massive roaming charges on your
Speaker 1: cell phone. Also coming up this hour on wake Up Call,
Speaker 1: trees glorious trees in celebration of Earth Month and Arbor Day,
Speaker 1: you can get free trees in LA. We'll tell you
Speaker 1: how when we talk with the CEO of the Arbor
Speaker 1: Day Foundation. And Huntington Beach is going to the dogs.
Speaker 1: Corgis specifically, thousands of them are going to hit the
Speaker 1: beach this weekend. We're going to tell you all about that.
Speaker 1: Let's get started with some of the stories coming out
Speaker 1: of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. LA County has
Speaker 1: approved the creation of its own homeless department.
Speaker 4: The county's funding to the La Homeless Services Authority will
Speaker 4: end in July of next year. Its own homeless department
Speaker 4: should be opened by January. Supervisor Lindsay Horbath says losses,
Speaker 4: financial mismanagement issues prompted the need for a change.
Speaker 5: This moment is about the county taking the dollars that
Speaker 5: taxpayers have entrusted to us and investing them.
Speaker 1: In what works.
Speaker 4: The vote essentially defunds LASSO, which is co managed with
Speaker 4: the City of La Multiple La City Council members showed
Speaker 4: up at the county meeting begging the supervisors not to
Speaker 4: break up. Michael Monks KFI News.
Speaker 1: He was brought to you by Sempercellaris. The La County
Speaker 1: Board of Supervisors has approved the use of vacant lots
Speaker 1: clear to fire debris Altadena to be used for pop
Speaker 1: up commercial and retail shops, including restaurants. The county will
Speaker 1: consider applications for up to five years. Supervisors also approved
Speaker 1: post wildfire economic plans to hire hundreds of young people
Speaker 1: through the Youth at Work program, establish a Shop Local
Speaker 1: awareness program, and create a small business loan program. A
Speaker 1: Marine vet wants to be the next La County Sheriff.
Speaker 1: Oscar Martinez is a Sheriff's lieutenant assigned to the Palmdale station.
Speaker 1: He's expected to announce this afternoon that he's running for
Speaker 1: sheriff in twenty twenty six. His campaign says he is
Speaker 1: running to restore the office to its true and rightful purpose,
Speaker 1: serving the people with integrity, independence, and a relentless focus
Speaker 1: on public safety, not political agendas. Two bills to ban
Speaker 1: transgender athletes from girls and women's sports in California been
Speaker 1: voted down by a state Assembly committee.
Speaker 6: Orange County assembly Woman Kate Sanchez's bill was written to
Speaker 6: ensure only females can play on female sports teams. Sanchez
Speaker 6: tells kfi's John Cobelt. Despite the opposition to her bill,
Speaker 6: what she's trying to do makes sense.
Speaker 5: It is an eighty percent issue. No one asked for exposure.
Speaker 5: They're protecting is the right thing to do.
Speaker 6: The second bill was authored by Corona Assemblyman Bill Saley.
Speaker 6: It was to amend the California Education Code. Deborah mark
Speaker 6: koffi News Time.
Speaker 1: To say good morning to ABC's Stephen portnoy So. Stephen,
Speaker 1: there were a couple of state elections yesterday that a
Speaker 1: lot of people around the country were keeping their eyes on.
Speaker 1: First there were the two House seats up for grabs
Speaker 1: in Florida, and then there was Wisconsin. So tell us
Speaker 1: what happened in Wisconsin.
Speaker 7: Well, Wisconsin race involved an open seat on the state
Speaker 7: Supreme Court, and this was a race that attracted national
Speaker 7: attention and big money. Elon Musk personally poured more than
Speaker 7: twenty million dollars into the state to support the GOP
Speaker 7: backed candidate, Judge Brad Shimmel against Democratic backed candidate Judge
Speaker 7: Susan Crawford. Last night, Crawford decisively beat Shimmel, so the
Speaker 7: four to three liberal balance on the Wisconsin Supreme Court
Speaker 7: will stay in place. What's interesting is Elon Musk said
Speaker 7: that the fate of Western civilization was at stake in
Speaker 7: this election, and he gave out million dollar checks to
Speaker 7: entice voters to attend his events as he supported Shimmel.
Speaker 7: Now overnight, he said he always expected to lose, expected
Speaker 7: Shimmel to lose, which may be, you know, a way
Speaker 7: to cover his position here, but he says that nothing's
Speaker 7: worth Essentially, I'm paraphrasing, you know, nothing's worth losing without
Speaker 7: putting your own personal stake in it. I think that
Speaker 7: ultimately it's being viewed as a harbinger or perhaps you know,
Speaker 7: a canary in a coal mine in terms of, you know,
Speaker 7: the MAGA movement and how much support it truly has
Speaker 7: in the Trump era without Trump on the ballot. And
Speaker 7: that's an open question. But we'll see as the year
Speaker 7: drags on. The open gubernatorial races in Virginia and New
Speaker 7: Jersey will be tell it because those off year elections
Speaker 7: right after a presidential election are viewed by political reporters
Speaker 7: because we have little else to talk about as a
Speaker 7: sign of where things are in the country.
Speaker 1: Okay, so, Stephen, why it was a state Supreme court spot,
Speaker 1: It wasn't a national spot. Why was it such a
Speaker 1: big deal?
Speaker 7: The way that things have worked in the state of
Speaker 7: Wisconsin when it comes to congressional districts being drawn, the
Speaker 7: court has had outsized involvement in that over the decades,
Speaker 7: and not just the state Supreme Court but also the
Speaker 7: federal courts. And both sides believe that a continued four
Speaker 7: to three ideological balance tilted to the left on the
Speaker 7: Wisconsin Supreme Court will advantage the Democrats if they bring
Speaker 7: another court challenge to the way the district lines have
Speaker 7: been drawn in the state of Wisconsin. And if that
Speaker 7: happens and in the next let's just say twenty twenty
Speaker 7: six congressional elections, the balance of you know, the lines
Speaker 7: are drawn to favor the Democrats, and let's just say
Speaker 7: a couple of swing districts go from red to blue. Nationally,
Speaker 7: the balance of power in the House of Representatives could
Speaker 7: be affected. And so the Democrats are eager to have
Speaker 7: that fight and to have that fight land at the
Speaker 7: feet of a liberally inclined Supreme Court. Republicans fear that,
Speaker 7: and that's why they wanted Brad Shimmel on the court.
Speaker 7: But they lost yesterday.
Speaker 1: Now you can see why both sides are pretty what's
Speaker 1: the passionate about this, Because, like you were saying, the
Speaker 1: balance of power is so close that two seats could
Speaker 1: change the power.
Speaker 7: Well, I mean, look, and that's why we should very
Speaker 7: briefly talk about the results in Florida yesterday, because in
Speaker 7: the two districts to succeed Matt Gates and Mike Waltz,
Speaker 7: you had Republicans winning holding those seats, but the margin
Speaker 7: of victory for the Republicans is about fifteen points in
Speaker 7: each of the districts, in both of the districts, and
Speaker 7: those were places that Donald Trump won by like thirty
Speaker 7: points or more. And so if the Democrats can make
Speaker 7: that kind of headway in those deep red districts, what
Speaker 7: could it mean nationally in the midterm elections next year
Speaker 7: about a year and a half from now. The Democrats
Speaker 7: are excited about the idea that there's this disappointment in
Speaker 7: the country about what President Trump is doing, and today
Speaker 7: could be a flashpoint in that as he announces the
Speaker 7: tariffs from the Rose Garden this afternoon.
Speaker 1: Okay, Stephen Portno with ABC, thank you so much for
Speaker 1: your information. As always, talk too soon, you bet. Let's
Speaker 1: get back to some of the stories coming out of
Speaker 1: the KFI twenty four our newsroom. Speaking of those tariffs.
Speaker 1: More of President Trump's tariffs are a taking effect today.
Speaker 1: Companies importing goods will pay the costs, and businesses they say,
Speaker 1: we'll likely have to pass on those costs to consumers.
Speaker 1: White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt says the tariffs will
Speaker 1: be effective immediately. You should trust what this president did
Speaker 1: for you in his first term.
Speaker 2: He effectively utilized tariffs while driving down in Fleetion.
Speaker 8: It was a record low one point four percent when
Speaker 8: he left office.
Speaker 1: Trump is scheduled to announce the plans later today at
Speaker 1: the Rose Garden. Though White House has admitted it wrongly
Speaker 1: deported a man to the notorious prison in El Salvador,
Speaker 1: calling in an administrative error, ABC's Pore Thomas says the
Speaker 1: man had been living in Maryland with his wife and
Speaker 1: five year old son.
Speaker 9: Lawyers for the Salvadorian man, Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, are
Speaker 9: petitioning for his immediate return. They say at Bregor Garcia
Speaker 9: was removed against a twenty nineteen judges order preventing him
Speaker 9: from being sent back to his home country, but.
Speaker 1: That judge in twenty nineteen also found the man was
Speaker 1: likely a member of the MS thirteen gang. The Justice
Speaker 1: Department says there's little it can do to get the
Speaker 1: man back from El Salvador. Israel's defense minister says his
Speaker 1: country plans to seize large areas of Gaza, Trent Murray,
Speaker 1: and Tel Aviv. Reports Israel's expanding its military operation in
Speaker 1: the region.
Speaker 3: Saying that troops will move to clear areas of quote,
Speaker 3: terrorists and infrastructure, as well as capture extensive territory that
Speaker 3: will be added to the state of Israel's security areas.
Speaker 1: Israel's defense ministers called on the people of Gaza to
Speaker 1: expel Jimas and return all hostages. The terror group is
Speaker 1: still holding fifty nine hostages, but only twenty four are
Speaker 1: believed to still be alive. Palestinian media reported a large
Speaker 1: wave of air strikes overnight and an advancement of Israeli
Speaker 1: troops in the South. The rescue teams in the capital
Speaker 1: of me and Mar say they have pulled a survivor
Speaker 1: from the rubble of a hotel that collapsed in last
Speaker 1: week's seven point seven magnitude earthquake. The man is the
Speaker 1: second person found alive in the rubble in recent days.
Speaker 1: Officials say he was trapped for one hundred and eight hours.
Speaker 1: Rescuers used a jackhammer to make a hole in a
Speaker 1: floor and pulled him out. Federal lawmakers are pushing to
Speaker 1: get whole milk back in school.
Speaker 2: A requirement was instituted during the Obama administration for skim
Speaker 2: and low fat milk in schools to cut kids consuming
Speaker 2: saturated fat, which can increase risk of heart disease and obesity.
Speaker 2: Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior called the low fat
Speaker 2: milk guideline antiquated.
Speaker 1: Kyf's Brian Shook says one of the lawmakers helped to
Speaker 1: lead the milk legislation is Pennsylvania Democratic Senator John Fetterman.
Speaker 1: He says kids need wholesome, nourishing food to grow strong
Speaker 1: and grow healthy. I don't know about you. Whole milk
Speaker 1: to me tastes like drinking cream yep. But I grew
Speaker 1: up with it, and then we switched to non fat,
Speaker 1: so we shall see. I want to invite you to
Speaker 1: join us this Sunday it's Wiggle Waggle walked down. We're
Speaker 1: just like a few days away now, Sunday, April sixth,
Speaker 1: We're going to do the Wiggle Waggle Walk and Run
Speaker 1: for Pasadena Humane. It's happening at Brookside Park at the
Speaker 1: Rose Bowl and we would love for you to grab
Speaker 1: your pup and come join us and walk around the
Speaker 1: Rose Bowl. The weather's going to be absolutely perfect and
Speaker 1: we need to help need your help, quite honestly, to
Speaker 1: raise money for Pasadena Humane who not only all the time,
Speaker 1: does great work to keep animals and treat animals and
Speaker 1: get them ready to get into their forever homes. But
Speaker 1: the need is especially great because of the Eating fire,
Speaker 1: where they took in like more than fifteen hundred animals
Speaker 1: and treated them and housed them and treated their burns
Speaker 1: and just took care of them and did such great
Speaker 1: work and also provided supplies to people who lost their
Speaker 1: homes and needed food to feed their animals. I mean,
Speaker 1: they're just doing fantastic work. So we're so proud to
Speaker 1: partner up with them for this. We have a team,
Speaker 1: it's called the Wake Up Call Wigglers, and we've just
Speaker 1: I've noticed that there's some more people joining and I'm
Speaker 1: so excited. We're going to do all kinds of fun
Speaker 1: stuff along with the walk. There's a vendor area, there's
Speaker 1: food trucks, there's training demonstrations, and there's also the dog
Speaker 1: costume contest, which is very popular and we get some
Speaker 1: really cute costumes every year. So if you can join us,
Speaker 1: we would love to have you do so. If you
Speaker 1: can't join us and just want to make a donation,
Speaker 1: our goal is ten thousand dollars and we're getting there.
Speaker 1: We're not there yet, but if you could spare five bucks,
Speaker 1: ten bucks, fifty bucks, one thousand bucks. Whatever you can donate,
Speaker 1: we would love it. Very easy to do join the
Speaker 1: team or donate at KFIAM six forty dot com, slash wiggle,
Speaker 1: KFI AM six forty dot com slash wiggle. There's also
Speaker 1: links up. I just posted it on my Instagram and
Speaker 1: the KFI Instagram. So easy to find, easy to donate,
Speaker 1: and easy for you to join us on Sunday, April
Speaker 1: sixth for the Wiggle Waggle Walk and Run for Pasadena Humane.
Speaker 1: I'll thank you in advance. In the Lacity Council's passed
Speaker 1: a right to Council ordinate for renters, finalizing a two
Speaker 1: year effort to provide tenants facing eviction with legal representation.
Speaker 1: A one two punch for the Republicans in Florida's Jimmy
Speaker 1: Patrona SA has won a special election to phil former
Speaker 1: Republican Congressman Matt Gates's seat. State Senator Randy Fine won
Speaker 1: the other seat in the US House. It was left
Speaker 1: vacant when Mike Waltz was appointed as President Trump's National
Speaker 1: security advisor. Want to be impressed? How about this? An
Speaker 1: eighteen year old woman has been sworn in as a
Speaker 1: deputy District attorney Sophia Park's been working in the Tulare
Speaker 1: County DA's office since last year, after she became the
Speaker 1: youngest person ever to pass the California Bar exam. Park
Speaker 1: got her law degree at Northwestern California University the School
Speaker 1: of Law. She's been assigned to the Visalia Prosecution Division. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I feel like an underachiever of big time at six
Speaker 1: oh five at TENDL on the news. It is liberation dailiest.
Speaker 1: That's what President Trump is calling it. Right now, let's
Speaker 1: say good morning to the host of Rich on Tech
Speaker 1: on KFA are very own Rich DeMuro. Good morning, Rich.
Speaker 10: I thought you were going to say, speaking of underachievers,
Speaker 10: welcome Rich.
Speaker 1: No, No, I don't think you are. I mean, look
Speaker 1: at you. You've got a syndicated radio show, you're right
Speaker 1: here on KFI, You're on KTLA all the time, and
Speaker 1: you give us great advice.
Speaker 10: Well, let's hope we can do some of that today.
Speaker 10: We want to talk about first.
Speaker 1: I want to talk about Amazon Primes new perk.
Speaker 10: Yeah, so this is they announced this. I think it
Speaker 10: was like last year perhaps, but now it's available to
Speaker 10: sign up for. You can now if you're a Prime member,
Speaker 10: save ten cents a gallon at about seven thousand BP,
Speaker 10: which I don't think we have around here Amaco, which
Speaker 10: I don't think we have around here, but we do
Speaker 10: have AMPM stations. So basically, if you're a Prime member,
Speaker 10: you go to AMPM, you can now save ten cents
Speaker 10: a gallon. This is an ongoing perk from Amazon part
Speaker 10: of your Prime account. Amazon says that members, if they
Speaker 10: drive the average national average, they can save up to
Speaker 10: seventy dollars a year, which is half the cost of
Speaker 10: a Prime membership. The thing you have to do is
Speaker 10: go to Amazon dot com slash Fuel Savings and you
Speaker 10: basically just link up your your Prime account to this
Speaker 10: new system and there you go.
Speaker 1: Okay, So here's my question. If I have a credit
Speaker 1: card on my Prime account and AMPM gives you that,
Speaker 1: you know you pay less if you use a debit card,
Speaker 1: Are you using a credit card or can you link
Speaker 1: your debit card to it?
Speaker 10: It looks like you can link any card so you
Speaker 10: can pay. You can. Actually you have to sign up
Speaker 10: through this app. I've not done it myself, so I
Speaker 10: don't know, but I would guess that whatever card you
Speaker 10: want to use, you can use. Remember when ampm R
Speaker 10: Cooe didn't take credit cards like you had to like
Speaker 10: use that weird machine in the middle like anyway. But yeah,
Speaker 10: so a lot of people have been debating the merits
Speaker 10: of this program on my social media saying, you know,
Speaker 10: maybe Costco is still a better deal. You know, Ralph's
Speaker 10: has their rewards. So I think the bottom line is like,
Speaker 10: do what's best for you. So I use that upside
Speaker 10: app when i'm you know, when I fill out my
Speaker 10: wife's car at the pump, and it does save some
Speaker 10: money cost Go. You know, if you don't mind waiting
Speaker 10: in line, you can save money there. So you know,
Speaker 10: it's just another option available.
Speaker 1: I love options. I love options. Okay, so I am
Speaker 1: going to be traveling myself. So I was particularly interested
Speaker 1: in this one that you had you had offered up,
Speaker 1: and that was that a lot of people are planning
Speaker 1: their vacations for the summer, and some people are going
Speaker 1: to go overseas, and you know, we were just talking
Speaker 1: about this last week. How are we going to avoid
Speaker 1: massive fees on our phones?
Speaker 10: Yes, and it's a lot easier than it used to be.
Speaker 10: This is my popular demand. I guess a lot of
Speaker 10: people are traveling asking me, rich, how do I use
Speaker 10: my phone but not pay you know, astronomical roaming charges?
Speaker 10: And so here's the deal. My first, uh, my first
Speaker 10: item of tip is call your carrier. You may have
Speaker 10: what's called travel days banked on your plan. If you're
Speaker 10: paying like the highest plan, the ninety dollars a month plan,
Speaker 10: whatever it is for unlimited for your carrier, A lot
Speaker 10: of times you get a travel day every month included
Speaker 10: in your plan. So last time I went to Europe,
Speaker 10: I had like twelve days banked. I was there for
Speaker 10: a couple of days, didn't have to you know, it
Speaker 10: all was free basically, So that's my number one tip. Then,
Speaker 10: if you just want to keep your current plan and
Speaker 10: roam over there, EIGHTE and T charges twelve dollars a day,
Speaker 10: Verizon twelve dollars a day, T Mobile. Most plans include
Speaker 10: roaming that can add up fast. So I only recommend
Speaker 10: that if you're there for like, you know, three four
Speaker 10: days whatever. If you're there longer. I like what's called
Speaker 10: an e sim and this is basically a temporary plan
Speaker 10: you buy from an app. You don't need a physical
Speaker 10: SIM card. I like the app called Aerlow. You can
Speaker 10: activate that right from your phone. You can get like
Speaker 10: thirty days of usage with thirty gigabytes for like thirty dollars,
Speaker 10: So that's a very cost effective way to do it.
Speaker 10: The problem is your phone has to be unlocked usually
Speaker 10: for that to happen. For you'd be able to do that,
Speaker 10: So check that and then if you don't want to
Speaker 10: do any of that stuff, just turn off your cellular,
Speaker 10: turn on Wi Fi, and just look for Wi Fi hotspots.
Speaker 10: You can use WhatsApp to stay connected. I message. Just
Speaker 10: make sure that you're calling and texting over Wi Fi
Speaker 10: is activated before you leave the US.
Speaker 1: I think that's what I did last time. It was
Speaker 1: so long. I haven't traveled since before the pandemic. I
Speaker 1: think our last trip to Africa, I think we just
Speaker 1: turned off cellular and just texted.
Speaker 10: Yeah. And for most people, look, there's so much Wi
Speaker 10: Fi everywhere, as long as you don't, you know. And
Speaker 10: the other thing I would say is download the maps.
Speaker 10: I'm gonna put this in my blog post at richontech
Speaker 10: dot tv. Download the maps for the location you're going to.
Speaker 10: So both Apple Maps and Google Maps let you download
Speaker 10: the entire map for the area you're going to. So
Speaker 10: even if you didn't have cellular, you could still navigate
Speaker 10: around using the offline maps. So that's a good idea too.
Speaker 10: And my other tip, one more tip because this burned
Speaker 10: me many years ago. I went to China and I
Speaker 10: left my dropbox on and all my pictures uploaded. And
Speaker 10: I'm not kidding. I came back to like a thousand
Speaker 10: dollar bill. I had to, like, I have to negotiate
Speaker 10: with AT and T to like get that down. But yeah,
Speaker 10: turn off automatic backups or make sure they're just on
Speaker 10: Wi Fi.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's great. Great, that's going to be so helpful
Speaker 1: and helpful to lots of you guys who are going
Speaker 1: to be traveling hopefully this summer. One last thing, and
Speaker 1: that is good news for parents regarding Roadblocks.
Speaker 10: Yeah, well I don't think there's any good news at
Speaker 10: all ever with Roadblocks. I'm not a fan, but I will.
Speaker 10: I will report on this impartially.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 10: Basically, Roadblocks is working with Google to do these video
Speaker 10: ads that you can watch instead of buying stuff. So
Speaker 10: let's say your kid, you know, if your kid is
Speaker 10: playing Robox, are always bugging you for something, right, some
Speaker 10: sort of in app purchase. Well, now they can watch
Speaker 10: these ads. For thirty seconds and instead of buying the item,
Speaker 10: they will get it gifted for free. So it's kind
Speaker 10: of a cool idea because most parents will be like, hey,
Speaker 10: I'm fine with that, you know, as long as the
Speaker 10: ads are okay, it's going to cost them less.
Speaker 1: But I you know what, when I play games, I
Speaker 1: have to watch ads. So kids should have to learn
Speaker 1: to do that too, unless they want to pay for
Speaker 1: it with their own money.
Speaker 10: Yeah, exactly. Most of the time it's mom and dad paying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm such a hard ass. All right. Rich DeMuro
Speaker 1: the host of Rich on Tech right here on KFI
Speaker 1: Saturdays from eleven to two. You can follow him at
Speaker 1: rich on Tech. You can watch him on KTLA, and
Speaker 1: you can also check out his website where he puts
Speaker 1: all this stuff that we talk about. It's rich on
Speaker 1: Tech dot TV. Thank you so much, Rich, jamiro.
Speaker 10: All right, Amy, talk to you soon.
Speaker 1: All right, good advice. I love good advice. I love
Speaker 1: love and I like that new Prime perk. But I'm
Speaker 1: wondering again, you get like a five percent or a
Speaker 1: five cent a gallon discount if you use your debit card,
Speaker 1: or maybe it's a five five cent penalty if you
Speaker 1: use a credit card at AMPMS, so I wonder if
Speaker 1: that ten ten cents off really becomes five cents because
Speaker 1: of the credit card, or if you can use a
Speaker 1: debit PANDIMIC card and get the full ten cents. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna check it out though, because you know, five cents
Speaker 1: is five cents, especially because gas is now approaching five
Speaker 1: dollars a gallon and it's probably a shorter line than Costco. H. Yes,
Speaker 1: it moves fast, though, it moves fast. So yesterday I
Speaker 1: said it was Otani Bobblehead night. I was so wrong.
Speaker 1: Tonight is Otani Bubblehead Night at the Dodgers game. And
Speaker 1: tonight the Dodgers are taking on the Braves. The game
Speaker 1: is at five thirty. And you know what, if you
Speaker 1: don't feel like going and waiting in line to get in,
Speaker 1: because last year when they did the bobblehead the line
Speaker 1: was hours long to get it, you could listen to
Speaker 1: the game and listen to all the action on AM
Speaker 1: five to seventy LA Sports Live from the Galpin Motors
Speaker 1: Broadcast booth, and you can stream the game in HD
Speaker 1: on the iHeartRadio app Keyword AM five to seventy LA
Speaker 1: Sports and the Lacy Council's passed a right to Council
Speaker 1: ordinance for renters, finalizing a two year effort to provide
Speaker 1: tenants facing eviction with legal representation. The Lacit Council plans
Speaker 1: to consider a motion today to provide fast food workers
Speaker 1: with more stable scheduling and paid time off. If approved,
Speaker 1: the motion would also give workers more power to report
Speaker 1: workplace violations. New York, Seattle, and Oregon have similar ordinances
Speaker 1: in place. Big Bear Lake, the lake itself is open
Speaker 1: for business again. Visit Big Bear. CEO Travis Scott says
Speaker 1: boats can now go in the water and water activities
Speaker 1: can resume. Scott says the mountain resort is transitioning away
Speaker 1: from the winter season, even though Bear Mountain, Snow Summit,
Speaker 1: and Snow Valley are still open for skiing. At six
Speaker 1: oh five, it's handle on the news. The Republicans win
Speaker 1: a couple big races in Florida and the Democrats win
Speaker 1: a big one in Wisconsin. Let's say good morning now
Speaker 1: to Corgy Beach Day organizer Kelly maclamore. Good morning, Kelly,
Speaker 1: good morning. How are you doing great? So we've got
Speaker 1: two big dog events this weekend. Are Wiggle Waggle Walk
Speaker 1: for Pasadena humaneis on Sunday and the day before, on Saturday,
Speaker 1: thousands of corkis are descending on Huntington Beach. Tell us
Speaker 1: about so Cal Corgy Beach Day.
Speaker 5: Yes, that's right. So Socao Corky Beach Day comes to
Speaker 5: Huntington Beach on Saturday. We have thousands of corgis. We
Speaker 5: have over forty pet venders, we have Corgi contests all
Speaker 5: day long, food trucks and everything gorky and it's all
Speaker 5: dog friendly, so anybody can come. You don't have to
Speaker 5: have a corky to attend.
Speaker 1: I hear that if you don't have a Corgi, your
Speaker 1: dog becomes an honorary Corgi for the day.
Speaker 5: That's right, That's right, And we have a lot of
Speaker 5: honorary corkis that come, and even people that just don't
Speaker 5: have a corky and they just love to see all
Speaker 5: those little fluffy butts walking around the beach.
Speaker 1: Okay, so where do all the corkis come from?
Speaker 5: You know, most of them come from obviously so Cal,
Speaker 5: but we have a ton of people that come from
Speaker 5: all over the US. They make road trips to come
Speaker 5: with their dogs and come to corgy each day. We
Speaker 5: even have people that come from overseas Europe. We've had
Speaker 5: people come from Dubai. I mean, they come from everywhere,
Speaker 5: and I'm we're always surprised that they keep coming. There's
Speaker 5: just there's a ton of corky people everywhere.
Speaker 1: Okay, and so what are some of the activities that
Speaker 1: are going on? You mentioned that there's going to be
Speaker 1: food vendors at food trucks and there's going to be
Speaker 1: vendors and that kind of thing. But what are some
Speaker 1: of the things that corkys do. Is it just to
Speaker 1: come and show your you know, share your corgi or
Speaker 1: do you have actual activities for them?
Speaker 5: Yeah, we have a whole itinerary planned all day. So
Speaker 5: the main arena area is the hub of all the
Speaker 5: action and that's where we have all of our contests.
Speaker 5: So we have most popular one, of course, costume contests,
Speaker 5: and our theme of corgiybch is Corgabunga, USA, kind of
Speaker 5: a shout out to Huntington Beach Stark City, USA. We
Speaker 5: also have Corky Limbo because it's perfect for the little
Speaker 5: short legs. Best corky but Fluffius Corgy loudest Barking Corky Contest,
Speaker 5: which is a new one, and that's a hit already.
Speaker 5: And what else do we have? We have tons of
Speaker 5: contests all day long, and it's it's all at the
Speaker 5: main arena, so okay, that's the heat of the action.
Speaker 5: And then other than that, there's tons of other stuff
Speaker 5: to do as well.
Speaker 1: Okay, and then the Corky races. So the Corky's race,
Speaker 1: and I'm do they race on the sand?
Speaker 5: They do? We we have done that before and we've
Speaker 5: timed them to so we do another event called Corky
Speaker 5: national So the winner of that event goes to compete
Speaker 5: in Corky Nationals.
Speaker 1: They win a spot. Okay, I bet it's really fun
Speaker 1: to watch them on the sand because as their little
Speaker 1: legs sink in, you probably just see them skimming along
Speaker 1: the beach.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's pretty funny, all right.
Speaker 1: And so what why do people love Corky's so much, Kelly?
Speaker 5: I think, I mean, I love Corky's because it feels
Speaker 5: like they're just big dogs and little bodies. They're loyal,
Speaker 5: they're active, very smart, sometimes too smart, but there's just
Speaker 5: a great companion. I'm a Corky lover for life. I'll
Speaker 5: always have a corky I love that.
Speaker 1: Okay, So if you want to participate, when do things
Speaker 1: get started on Saturday?
Speaker 5: So ten am to three pm on Saturday, come to
Speaker 5: Huntington Beach the two blocks south of the pier. The
Speaker 5: event is free to the public excuse and there's a
Speaker 5: huge parking lot which is new for us this time.
Speaker 5: We've moved locations, so we have thousands of parking spots
Speaker 5: with crime.
Speaker 1: Great great great. And where can people get more information.
Speaker 5: Kelly, They can go to so Calcorgybeach Day dot com
Speaker 5: or also on Instagram, so Cal Corky Beach Day.
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you so much, Kelly macklamore. Good luck with
Speaker 1: so Cal Corgy Beach Day. Sounds like a lot a
Speaker 1: lot of fun.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 1: All right, take care. Time to get in your business
Speaker 1: now with Bloomberg's Courtney Donaho. Courtney, let's talk good morning,
Speaker 1: good morning. Let's talk about luxury cars and why the
Speaker 1: expensive cars are going to get more expensive in the
Speaker 1: less expensive cars are going to go away.
Speaker 8: Well, here's an interesting angle to all of this. Mercedes
Speaker 8: is thinking about not selling its entry level models now
Speaker 8: in the US. So yeah, so it's a big change
Speaker 8: for these guys. Executives believe the auto tariffs are going
Speaker 8: to make these cars economically unfeasible, so duties could turn
Speaker 8: already thin margins into losses if they're not passed on
Speaker 8: to customers. So the small GLASUV is one of the
Speaker 8: models that they're thinking about pulling. But sources tell us
Speaker 8: executives at the German automaker are frustrated from the lack
Speaker 8: of clear guidance from Washington and they're really unsure how
Speaker 8: to respond right now. But overall, when you're looking at cars,
Speaker 8: tariffs are driving a lot of people to the showrooms.
Speaker 8: For example, in the first quarter, GMS deliveries sorts seventeen
Speaker 8: percent as people rushed out there to get a new car,
Speaker 8: and Hyundai so record sales too.
Speaker 1: And Hynday's generally more affordable cars, so that one could
Speaker 1: hit a lot of people hard.
Speaker 8: But they saw double digitkanes for some of their best
Speaker 8: selling models. But you have to keep in mind that
Speaker 8: cars assembled overseas account for half of US auto sales,
Speaker 8: so this is going to be a big game changer
Speaker 8: when these twenty five percent tariffs take effect coming up
Speaker 8: this week.
Speaker 1: Okay, and then you mentioned tariffs And here's something that
Speaker 1: we might not have thought about that is going to
Speaker 1: be affected by those tariffs, and it has to do
Speaker 1: with your face. Yeah, duties could hit botox. So this
Speaker 1: is when we're going to get a lot of people's
Speaker 1: attention about what tariffs can really warn you.
Speaker 8: Oh my gosh, so true here in New York too.
Speaker 8: But potential tariffs on Ireland's can be bad news for
Speaker 8: drug maker Avvy, which makes the anti wrinkle treatment in
Speaker 8: that country on the west coast of the country. Moving
Speaker 8: production to the US would likely be a huge headache
Speaker 8: for Avvy. So for a drug like Botox, a lot
Speaker 8: of increases and prices that's going to hit patients because
Speaker 8: it isn't covered by insurance.
Speaker 1: You know that there's going to be people calling their
Speaker 1: estheticians today. Can you get me in today? Can you
Speaker 1: get me a today? Exactly? Present me up. President Trump
Speaker 1: is also going to be meeting today because we have
Speaker 1: another deadline approaching for TikTok. They're supposed to sell by
Speaker 1: April fifth or be banned. Yeah, this is Saturday. It's
Speaker 1: every day it's a new headline over something. But President Yeah, President.
Speaker 8: Trump is meeting to consider proposing the proposal for divesting
Speaker 8: TikTok's US operations from its Chinese parent company. So sources
Speaker 8: are telling us here at Bloomberg that the administration is
Speaker 8: considering a deal that would include Oracle financial firm, Blackstone
Speaker 8: and other investors in a joint venture. So, as you
Speaker 8: were saying, they have the deadline this Saturday to find
Speaker 8: a buyer or see the app band though the President
Speaker 8: has said that he would be willing to extend the
Speaker 8: deadline it's necessary.
Speaker 1: Okay, And what are we expecting stocks wise, because we've
Speaker 1: got Liberation Day the announcements this afternoon.
Speaker 8: But you know what, it's interesting that they moved it
Speaker 8: from three o'clock to four o'clock Eastern time, after the
Speaker 8: close of trading. So, but the countdown is on and
Speaker 8: everybody is watching.
Speaker 1: And what Wall.
Speaker 8: Street doesn't really like, what we're certain about is that
Speaker 8: they don't like uncertainty here. So stocks are heading for
Speaker 8: a pretty tough hit today. S and P futures are
Speaker 8: down one percent. That means we're going to get a
Speaker 8: significant hit at the open. Dow futures are looking at
Speaker 8: a loss of three hundred and fifteen points. Yesterday it
Speaker 8: was a mixed close, so it's looking a little more
Speaker 8: rough today where the S and P five hundred rows
Speaker 8: four tenths of a percent. However, the Dow closed the
Speaker 8: session little changed.
Speaker 1: All right, Courtney Donaho, with Bloomberg getting in your business
Speaker 1: just like we do every day on wake up call.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, See you later, talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Let's get back to some of the stories coming out
Speaker 1: of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. Gas prices in
Speaker 1: LA County arr inching toward the five dollars per gallon
Speaker 1: mark again. Prices are up another two cents today to
Speaker 1: four eighty nine a gallon. On average, prices are up
Speaker 1: eleven of the last twelve days gas in Orange County
Speaker 1: averaging four eighty six a gallons for seventy seven in
Speaker 1: the ie. Some renters facing eviction in LA could soon
Speaker 1: have access to free legal health.
Speaker 4: The city council voted in favor of a right to
Speaker 4: Council program funded through LA's mansion tax. Attorney Shane Henson
Speaker 4: says too many tenants show up in court without representation
Speaker 4: against a landlord who has a lawyer. People that have
Speaker 4: an attorney face the judge and landlord's attorney alone.
Speaker 11: They were often confused about the allegations in their case
Speaker 11: and the rules of the court.
Speaker 4: The program is expected to cost around thirty five million
Speaker 4: dollars a year, and some supporters have argued that money
Speaker 4: would come back and then some through additional revenues and
Speaker 4: saved expenses. Michael Monks KFI News.
Speaker 1: Former NYPD Blue actress Kim Delaney and her partner will
Speaker 1: not be charged following their arrests in Marina del Rey.
Speaker 1: They were arrested on Saturday after deputies responded to a
Speaker 1: domestic disturbance call. LA County District Attorney's Office cites insufficient
Speaker 1: evidence in declining to pursue the case. It's Sho Heeo
Speaker 1: Tani bobblehead nighted Dodger Stadium. Dodgers are going to hand
Speaker 1: out forty thousand bobblehead heads that commemorate Otani's first season,
Speaker 1: in which he became the first and only member of
Speaker 1: the fifty to fifty club fifty home runs, fifty stolen
Speaker 1: bases in one season. Sports memorabilia collector cruz Achoa says
Speaker 1: people can make big bucks on popular collectibles.
Speaker 12: Anything to do with Otani really has a pretty petty
Speaker 12: attached to it.
Speaker 4: I mean his popularity, his stuff, especially since coming to
Speaker 4: the Dodgers.
Speaker 1: Team Otani bobbleheads from last season selling on eBay for
Speaker 1: about two hundred bucks, or you could keep them, keep
Speaker 1: the commemorative. The Dodgers are encouraging fans to arrive early
Speaker 1: to the game. Lines last year were hours long. The
Speaker 1: game starts at five thirty eight. You can hear live
Speaker 1: on a five seventy. California lawmakers have rejected two bills
Speaker 1: that would have banned transgender athletes from competing in girls
Speaker 1: and women's sports. One would stop biological males from joining
Speaker 1: sports teams. The other would reverse a law that allows
Speaker 1: transgender athletes to participate in female sports. The votes yesterday
Speaker 1: were along party lines. More than one thousand replica guns
Speaker 1: have been seized from LAX in the past six months.
Speaker 1: US Customs and Border Protection says most have been destroyed.
Speaker 1: Customs officials say the replica weapons came from China most likely,
Speaker 1: and arrived at the airport labeled as misdeclared alloy miniature toys.
Speaker 1: They may have included BB guns, toy guns, and pelicans.
Speaker 1: We're just minutes away from Handle on the news this
Speaker 1: morning with our guest host Nili savedra Corey Booker talked
Speaker 1: and talked and talked and talked and set a record.
Speaker 1: Did he accomplish anything. Let's say good morning now to
Speaker 1: the CEO of the Arbor Day Foundation. It's Dan Lamb.
Speaker 12: Good morning, Dan, good morning.
Speaker 1: Okay, so we're talking trees. We want to get a
Speaker 1: refresher course. What is so great about trees and why
Speaker 1: do we need them?
Speaker 12: Well, look, the Arbor Day Foundation, of course we love trees,
Speaker 12: but what we're realizing more and more is that trees
Speaker 12: are no longer seen as a nice to have. They
Speaker 12: are a must have because they do so much for us,
Speaker 12: especially in our cities and towns. From those be natural
Speaker 12: air filters, helping to create cleaner, safer communities, shading our homes,
Speaker 12: helping to stop and slow storm water runoff and flooding.
Speaker 12: If ever there was a time to be planting trees,
Speaker 12: now is that time?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 1: And even I've heard talking about in La where there
Speaker 1: are areas that just don't have a lot of trees,
Speaker 1: and they're like, we need to plant trees because as
Speaker 1: they grow up, like you mentioned, they do the shade,
Speaker 1: they literally cool off neighborhoods.
Speaker 12: No doubt, trees can reduce daytime temperatures by it to
Speaker 12: ten degrees fahrenheit. And it hasn't just been hot in
Speaker 12: La It's hot everywhere. And trees are more important than
Speaker 12: they've ever been. But also more and more research just
Speaker 12: tells us people are happier and healthier when they're near
Speaker 12: trees and green space.
Speaker 1: I love that. And so what is the mission, then,
Speaker 1: Dan of the Arbor Day Foundation.
Speaker 12: The Arbor Day Foundation is actually the largest nonprofit organization
Speaker 12: in the world dedicated to planting trees. And our simple
Speaker 12: mission is that we inspire people to plant, nurture, and
Speaker 12: celebrate trees. And we do that by planting in front
Speaker 12: yards and backyards, in cities and parks and in critical
Speaker 12: forest lands all around the world.
Speaker 1: Okay, and you want us to plant trees, so for
Speaker 1: Arbor Day that comes up April twenty fifth, right, and
Speaker 1: also right of course Earth Month and that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: You've partnered up with a pretty large company and you're
Speaker 1: going to help people get those trees.
Speaker 12: To plant, right. We want everybody to be planting trees.
Speaker 12: But we're very excited this year to be partnering with
Speaker 12: Subaru as a part of their Subru loves the Earth Initiative.
Speaker 12: Super has a long legacy of working on environmental causes
Speaker 12: and we're excited to be partnering with Subaru and more
Speaker 12: than six hundred retailers across the country to distribute and
Speaker 12: plant one hundred thousand trees this year, helping people plant
Speaker 12: in their front yards and backyards, making a difference in
Speaker 12: cities and towns all across the country.
Speaker 1: Okay, so where are you going to be giving away trees?
Speaker 1: Do people come buy trees? Where do we get them?
Speaker 12: So it's a great question. Retailers all across the country
Speaker 12: are participating. You can go and find more information about
Speaker 12: our partnership and find your local retailer and reserve a
Speaker 12: tree by going to subru dot com slash Earth. And
Speaker 12: what's happening is we're distributing regionally appropriate trees and they're
Speaker 12: one gallon trees and they're going to grow up to
Speaker 12: be critically important parts of the urban forest, the community
Speaker 12: forest in our cities and towns all around the country.
Speaker 1: Okay, so like here we might get a palm tree
Speaker 1: or a nice jacaranda tree or something like that. In Oregon,
Speaker 1: they're going to get different trees.
Speaker 12: Exactly. We're going to make sure the right trees are
Speaker 12: being sent to the right place to make sure they
Speaker 12: have the best chance for survival.
Speaker 1: I love it, and Dan Lamb again, we're wre do
Speaker 1: people go to find out and when they can get
Speaker 1: the trees and where?
Speaker 12: So that we're more than six hundred subero retailers we're
Speaker 12: working with across the country. You can go to subreu
Speaker 12: dot com slash earth to find your local retailer and
Speaker 12: reserve a tree. And if you also just want to
Speaker 12: learn more information about how to plant trees, how to
Speaker 12: care for trees, you can go to the Arbor Day
Speaker 12: Foundation website at arbor day dot org.
Speaker 1: Okay, great, and then Dan, when are these being given
Speaker 1: aways at all month or is it a particular time
Speaker 1: of the.
Speaker 12: Month throughout We're distributing this throughout the month of April,
Speaker 12: but each retailer has a specific date that works for
Speaker 12: them the best.
Speaker 1: Okay, so go check out the website. Dan Lamb, the
Speaker 1: CEO of the Arbor Day Foundation, thank you so much
Speaker 1: for your time. We love trees.
Speaker 12: You're great, have a great Arbor Day all right, you too.
Speaker 1: And you guys, they have this list of all the
Speaker 1: cities where they're doing the tree giveaways. I mean it's
Speaker 1: like all over southern California. There's Riverside and Carlsbaden. Let's see,
Speaker 1: that's north of a thousand Oaks and Lake Forest and Temecula, Valencia.
Speaker 1: I'm just looking through this huge list and trying to
Speaker 1: pick out the ones that are close to us. A
Speaker 1: city of Industry, Glendale, Ontario, San Bernardino, all over the place.
Speaker 1: So do go check that out and you could get
Speaker 1: a free tree. I love planting trees. Let's get back
Speaker 1: to some of the stories coming out of the KFI
Speaker 1: twenty four hour newsroom. A federal judge in California has
Speaker 1: ordered the Trump administration to temporarily restore legal aid to
Speaker 1: unaccompanied illegal immigrant children in the US. The administration terminated
Speaker 1: a federal contract last month that provides legal aid for
Speaker 1: those under eighteen. Groups whose funding was cut filed a lawsuit.
Speaker 1: They want the government to make sure children do not
Speaker 1: face court proceedings without legal aid. The body of a
Speaker 1: fourth American soldier missing in Lithuania has been found. The
Speaker 1: soldiers were with the third Infantry Division out of Fort Stewart, Georgia.
Speaker 1: White House Press Secretary Caroline Lovett told reporters yesterday. The
Speaker 1: soldiers were in an armored vehicle accident last month. One
Speaker 1: of the soldiers killed, Sergeant edvon Franco from Glendale. His wife,
Speaker 1: Georgia Franco, says he was a great father to their son.
Speaker 1: He loved him.
Speaker 5: I mean, I couldn't have handpicked somebody else to be
Speaker 5: a father.
Speaker 1: From the moment, I mean we had him, he was
Speaker 1: in love. The four soldiers were reported missing March twenty fifth.
Speaker 1: Their vehicle was discovered the next day about fifteen feet
Speaker 1: deep in a peat bog. Democrats have won a special
Speaker 1: election for a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, despite
Speaker 1: Elon Musk spending millions on the conservative candidate. ABC's Andrew
Speaker 1: Dimbert says the election could have nationwide implications.
Speaker 10: The Wisconsin Supreme Court could rule on the issue of redistricting,
Speaker 10: which would impact the balance of power in Washington.
Speaker 4: But Republicans did have reason to celebrate overnight, he.
Speaker 1: Says, they won special elections in Florida to fill two
Speaker 1: vacant congressional seats. They had been held by former Congressman
Speaker 1: Matt Gates and Mike Walls, who became President Trump's National
Speaker 1: security advisor. The Pasadena School District has fired a security
Speaker 1: guard for making a child duc tape her mouth shut.
Speaker 11: The eleven year old girl's father, Ricardo Hurtado, says his
Speaker 11: daughter was told she was talking too loud and giggling
Speaker 11: too much during a lunch break when the officer forced
Speaker 11: her to tape her mouth shut. The incident happened at
Speaker 11: Blair Middle School in Pasadena. District officials say the female
Speaker 11: guard has been fired and they're cooperating with police during
Speaker 11: the investigation. The security guard has not been identified by
Speaker 11: the district and the girl has since returned to school.
Speaker 1: How the Brooker, KFI News and Tinder is starting an
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Speaker 1: mini models to generate romantic comedy scenarios. Other dating apps
Speaker 1: like Grinder have also been testing AI powered features. What
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