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Speaker 1: It is five o'clock straight up this Wednesday morning, June
Speaker 1: twenty fifth. Good morning, this is your wake up call.
Speaker 1: I'm Amy King. You need something to cheer you up today?
Speaker 1: I got it. It's June twenty fifth. It's exactly six
Speaker 1: months until Christmas. What do you think of that? The
Speaker 1: countdown begins? Here's what's ahead on wake up Call. New
Speaker 1: data suggests that most of the people arrested by federal
Speaker 1: immigration agents in LA have no criminal background. Seven hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty two people were arrested by ICE agents in
Speaker 1: LA between June first and tenth. The Department of Homeland
Speaker 1: Security Secretary Christin Noah maintains the government's goal is to
Speaker 1: bring in criminals. They've been out on the streets far
Speaker 1: too long. The ceasefire between Israel and Iran appears to
Speaker 1: be holding. The ceasefire went into effect on the twelfth
Speaker 1: day of the war between the two countries following Israel's
Speaker 1: pounding of military targets and leaders, and the US deployment
Speaker 1: of more than a dozen thirty thousand pound bombs on
Speaker 1: Around's nuclear facilities. President Trump is meeting with NATO leaders
Speaker 1: in the Netherlands to talk about the US air strikes
Speaker 1: on Iran that led to the ceasefire. We'll be checking
Speaker 1: in with ABC's Karen Travers in just a couple of
Speaker 1: minutes to find out what else is on the President's
Speaker 1: agenda at NATO today. Okay, can you click on anything anymore?
Speaker 1: Scamser everywhere? The host of Rich on Tech, Rich Timiro,
Speaker 1: is going to join us at five point twenty to
Speaker 1: sort through that. And then this one isn't a scam.
Speaker 1: Apple pushed out a notification to iPhone users. I didn't
Speaker 1: get it, but Rich said he got it, and not
Speaker 1: everybody's happy about it. We'll tell you about that. And
Speaker 1: also Prime days are just days away. Rich is going
Speaker 1: to help you get ready to save you know, as
Speaker 1: you spend a bunch of money on Amazon. At the
Speaker 1: bottom of the hour, Amy's on it. It's a movie
Speaker 1: that probably should have been called Jenaia and the Terrible, horrible,
Speaker 1: no good, very Bad Day, but it's much much shorter,
Speaker 1: it's just called straw. And how much damage did US
Speaker 1: bunker busting bombs do to a round's nuclear program? Well,
Speaker 1: it depends on who you talk to, and we're going
Speaker 1: to be talking with ABC's Chris Bacchia about that. That's
Speaker 1: coming up at five point fifty. Let's get started with
Speaker 1: some of the stories coming out of the KFI twenty
Speaker 1: four hour newsroom. A city official in La County is
Speaker 1: under fire, but we're seemingly calling on street gangs to
Speaker 1: fight against ice raids. Cynthia Gonzalez is the vice mayor
Speaker 1: of Cutahey. She recently posted a video on social media
Speaker 1: during the protests in La that followed several ice raids
Speaker 1: across the city.
Speaker 4: I want to know where all the totos are at.
Speaker 1: In the video, she apparently starts calling on gangs in
Speaker 1: her city to organize and calls them out for not
Speaker 1: showing up to defend against the enforcement of federal immigration laws.
Speaker 3: Eighteenth Street, Florencia. Where's the leadership back?
Speaker 1: Gonzalez has taken the video down. The FBI says they
Speaker 1: never condone calling for violence against anyone, let alone law enforcement,
Speaker 1: and the DA has not said if the video rises
Speaker 1: to the level of a criminal act. City officials tell
Speaker 1: KFI they are aware of the video and the views
Speaker 1: in the video do not reflect those of the city.
Speaker 1: Gonzalez has said she has been visited by the FBI
Speaker 1: and also says she needs a lawyer. News brought to
Speaker 1: you by Simper Solaris. The La City Council has approved
Speaker 1: more money to cover LAPDS overtime.
Speaker 5: Last week's city hall agreed to dip into its reserves
Speaker 5: and loan five million dollars to cover over time related
Speaker 5: to recent protests, but the city miscalculated that was only
Speaker 5: for the police who were at demonstrations against federal immigration enforcement.
Speaker 5: The rest of the force who were on duty when
Speaker 5: the tactical alert went out keeping them on duty, their
Speaker 5: cost weren't included. Now, the city council has agreed to
Speaker 5: lend twenty two million dollars total to cover all the
Speaker 5: overtime so far. They've asked the city administrator to figure
Speaker 5: out a payback plan so the money can go back
Speaker 5: into the depleted reserve fund. Michael Monks KFI News.
Speaker 1: Governor Newsom says California will not back down on federal
Speaker 1: immigration enforcement in the state. In a post on his
Speaker 1: social media. Newsom says, peaceful protest creates change.
Speaker 6: What shall we be violent ourselves? If we're going to protest,
Speaker 6: we do it peacefully.
Speaker 2: That's how you make things change.
Speaker 6: That's how movements are created through peaceful protests.
Speaker 1: Newsom says California will not be complicit or silent in
Speaker 1: President Trump's mass deportation efforts. Let's say good morning to
Speaker 1: ABC's Karen Travers. Karen prison in Trump meeting with NATO
Speaker 1: leaders today. What's on the agenda.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he's got a pretty packed day for a one
Speaker 7: day summit. Essentially, he got there last night, had dinner
Speaker 7: palets at the Hague with the King and Queen, and
Speaker 7: today is packing in all the official meetings. He's already
Speaker 7: sat down with the Secretary General of NATO. He's meeting
Speaker 7: with the leader of the Netherlands in a couple of minutes.
Speaker 7: He'll also have a sideline meeting with the President of
Speaker 7: Ukraine Zelenski. That was a meeting that of course was
Speaker 7: canceled at the g seventh summit in Canada just last
Speaker 7: week when the President came back to the White House
Speaker 7: early because of the Iran Israel conflict. So he will
Speaker 7: sit down with Zelenski. The President said, today we'll discuss
Speaker 7: the obvious his difficulties referring to Zelinski, and of course
Speaker 7: the Russia Ukraine War is a big focus for NATO
Speaker 7: leaders and trying to reach a ceasefire there. He's expected
Speaker 7: to have a press conference. It was scheduled for an
Speaker 7: hour from now, but we're told that it's probably going
Speaker 7: to be delayed in a surprise, because they've got a
Speaker 7: lot of meetings that they're doing first, so stay tuned
Speaker 7: for that. He's going to get a lot of questions
Speaker 7: on the NATO agenda, but also the situation with Iran
Speaker 7: and Israel and the latest on the US strikes on
Speaker 7: Iran's NW career facilities.
Speaker 1: Okay and Karen, I heard that you mentioned the Secretary
Speaker 1: General of NATO and trunk meeting and he had some
Speaker 1: pretty strong supportive words for the US efforts in Iran,
Speaker 1: didn't he, Yeah, he.
Speaker 7: Did, and also support for what the President has been
Speaker 7: pushing for NADO countries to increase their defense spending. That's
Speaker 7: a big topic on the agenda today for these leaders
Speaker 7: as their meeting for this quick summit, they're going to
Speaker 7: be voting today to officially increase their commitments to spend
Speaker 7: up to five percent of their GDP on defense spending.
Speaker 7: It's actually about three point five percent officially on defense
Speaker 7: and the other one point five percent is a little
Speaker 7: more murky, but still it's increased from the two percent
Speaker 7: that was their commitment from a decade ago. This is
Speaker 7: a big thing that the president pushed or in his
Speaker 7: first term, something he talked about on the campaign trail,
Speaker 7: and the Secretary General of NATO said he expected this
Speaker 7: to pass and it's a fair decision that the United
Speaker 7: States was leading on and this aligned with how the
Speaker 7: United States has been contributing to its defense spending over
Speaker 7: the years.
Speaker 1: Okay, so, and to be clear on that, that's not
Speaker 1: money that anybody's paying to the US. That's them putting
Speaker 1: money into NATO so that they are also contributing. Right.
Speaker 7: No, it's not a dues thing. It's not the President
Speaker 7: often mischaracterizing as if it's like, you know, you're paying
Speaker 7: into like a membership club. It's not like that. This
Speaker 7: is you know, I am country X, and I say
Speaker 7: I'm going to contribute to my own defense spending up
Speaker 7: to now five percent of my country's GDP. That to
Speaker 7: five percent of the country's GDP will go to defense spending.
Speaker 7: It had been two percent, that was the commitment. Now
Speaker 7: they're increasing it really though, it's like three point five percent.
Speaker 7: The idea, though, is that each country is doing robust
Speaker 7: commitments of military spending u you know, preparations, so that
Speaker 7: if something were to happen to a country in the
Speaker 7: Military Alliance, they would be prepared. They would already have this,
Speaker 7: you know, robus spending already done for their own defense.
Speaker 1: Gotcha. Okay, thank you for that clarification. And then a
Speaker 1: couple of days ago, the head of Spain was saying,
Speaker 1: now we're not doing that. Are they still a holdout
Speaker 1: or are they kind of coming on board now?
Speaker 7: And they are still likely a hold out at this point.
Speaker 7: We'll see how that plays out today. But Spain the
Speaker 7: Prime minister when he arrived, said his country had reached
Speaker 7: an agreement with NATO, saying that they would only do
Speaker 7: two point one percent so that they wouldn't have to
Speaker 7: be held to this new standard. But you know, they're
Speaker 7: at this point looks like the outlier of all these countries.
Speaker 1: Okay, And what time is it where you are? Eight
Speaker 1: oh nine am eighth You're back, all right?
Speaker 7: I thought you were on the No, no, no, I'm
Speaker 7: not on this plan.
Speaker 1: All right, Well good, because then you don't have jet
Speaker 1: leg when you come back really quick. Karen Travers, thank
Speaker 1: you so much. All right, we'll talk to you soon.
Speaker 8: Have a great day.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get back to some of the stories
Speaker 1: coming out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. I
Speaker 1: thought she was traveling with the president this time. They
Speaker 1: get to kind of rotate, and sometimes they go, sometimes
Speaker 1: they don't. Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson says its nuclear installations
Speaker 1: have been badly damaged by American strikes. The White House
Speaker 1: is pushing back on early intelligence indicating Saturday night's bombing
Speaker 1: only set Iran's nuclear program back by a few months.
Speaker 1: ABC's Lionel Moyes says that despite President Trump's claim that
Speaker 1: Iran's nuclear program was obliterated.
Speaker 6: The International Atomic Energy Agency says Iran's program has been
Speaker 6: set back significantly, but Warren's nearly nine hundred pounds of
Speaker 6: near weapons grade uranium is unaccounted for.
Speaker 1: A top US military commander says after the attack, Iran
Speaker 1: is still a serious threat to US forces in the
Speaker 1: Middle East. Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has conceded
Speaker 1: to State assembly Member Zoron Mamdani in the New York
Speaker 1: City Democratic Mayor's primary. ABC's Phil Tait says it's a
Speaker 1: big upset.
Speaker 7: We do have to wait for all the votes to
Speaker 7: be counted a part of rank choice voting, but Zorim
Speaker 7: Mdani does have a steady lead in this race.
Speaker 1: If elected in November, Mamdani, who calls himself a Democratic Socialist,
Speaker 1: would become the city's first Muslim and Indian American mayor.
Speaker 1: The heat is still on in the Northeast, the South,
Speaker 1: and the Midwest. Almost two hundred twenty eight million Americans
Speaker 1: are dealing with severe heat. Temperatures are close to one
Speaker 1: hundred degrees rally. Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston, Detroit, and Pittsburgh are
Speaker 1: under extreme heat warnings. New York's going to see temperature's
Speaker 1: top one hundred degrees again today, something that hasn't happened
Speaker 1: in over a decade. Federal agents determined a man who
Speaker 1: worked as a translator for US troops in Afghanistan. I'm
Speaker 1: sorry they haven't determined. They've detained a man. Demand says
Speaker 1: he went into hiding in Iran after his brother was
Speaker 1: killed at a wedding by the Taliban. He got a
Speaker 1: humanitarian visa to Brazil and entered the US legally. In
Speaker 1: July twenty twenty four. He was granted humanitarian parole, applied
Speaker 1: for a special immigrant visa, and apparently was in the
Speaker 1: process of scheduling an asylum hearing when he was arrested
Speaker 1: by Ice. The NTSB is criticizing Boeing, its subcontractor Spirit Aerosystems,
Speaker 1: and the FAA for that Alaska Airlines flight in which
Speaker 1: a door plug flew off midflight ABC's Jaqueline Lisa's one
Speaker 1: hundred and seventy seven people on board were all okay.
Speaker 2: The NTSB preliminary report revealing Boeing employees felt pressure to
Speaker 2: work too fast, making it difficult to avoid mistakes. Alaska
Speaker 2: Airlines saying in a statement, we look forward to reviewing
Speaker 2: the final report.
Speaker 1: In the week's ahead, she says. Spirit Aerosystems says it
Speaker 1: supports the ntsp's investigation. The CDC's Vaccine Advisory Committee admitting
Speaker 1: the meeting this week for the first time since Health
Speaker 1: and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior fired the
Speaker 1: entire panel and appointed his own members.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 9: The reason this committee is important is because their decisions
Speaker 9: have insurance implications which vaccines will be covered by insurance
Speaker 9: in the United States.
Speaker 1: ABC's Sony Salzman says the committee will be discussing the
Speaker 1: safety of vaccines for covid RSV, measles, mumps, and rubella.
Speaker 1: Bobby Sherman has died. He had announced earlier this year
Speaker 1: that he was battling cancer. Sherman was a native of
Speaker 1: Santa Monica, rose to fame with TV appearances and hit
Speaker 1: songs like Julie, Do You Love Me. Later, he became
Speaker 1: an EMT, a reserve officer with the LAPD, and a
Speaker 1: result of deputy with the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that Bobby Sherman was eighty one. I
Speaker 1: remember him. I think he did a guest appearance on
Speaker 1: The Partridge Family or something. I was like, Oh, he's
Speaker 1: so dreamy. The federal Court judge has determined the City
Speaker 1: of La failed to meet its obligations under a settlement
Speaker 1: agreement with the La Alliance for Human Rights and has
Speaker 1: to now provide an updated plan detailing how it's going
Speaker 1: to create nearly thirteen thousand beds for homeless residents in
Speaker 1: the next two years. The judge says the city has
Speaker 1: shown a consistent lack of cooperation and responsiveness. Iran's Foreign
Speaker 1: ministry spokesperson says its nuclear installations have been badly damaged
Speaker 1: by American airstrikes. CNN said a highly classified document from
Speaker 1: the Defense Intelligence Agency and US Sentcom says Iran's nuclear
Speaker 1: program was likely only set back by months. The White
Speaker 1: House has slammed the reporting, saying their reports are flat
Speaker 1: out wrong. After a couple of delays. At private mission
Speaker 1: to the International Space Station successfully launched from Kennedy Space Center.
Speaker 1: Four astronauts are aboard Axiom spaces Ax four mission. They
Speaker 1: lifted off last night in a SpaceX Dragon capsule. They'll
Speaker 1: spend two weeks on the space station. This is the
Speaker 1: fourth private mission to the International Space Station. Wonder how
Speaker 1: much that one costs. At six oh five, it's handle
Speaker 1: on the news. President Trump is wrecking summer vacation plans
Speaker 1: of members of Congress. Bill's going to tell you why.
Speaker 1: Let's say good morning to the host of Rich on
Speaker 1: Tech on KFI. It's KTLA's tech guy, Rich DeMuro. Hey, Rich,
Speaker 1: can you click on anything anymore?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 10: No, you really can't.
Speaker 1: Okay, I have I have examples for you, and I
Speaker 1: wanted to see what you think about them. Okay, one, sure,
Speaker 1: I got an email. It's a Disney dream Key settlement
Speaker 1: and it's an email and it says, hey, you know what,
Speaker 1: there's where you know you're going to get a refund.
Speaker 1: There was a suit, which there has been and I
Speaker 1: did get like sixty dollars back because I am a passholder, right,
Speaker 1: oh wow, lucky you right, so well sixty bucks and
Speaker 1: plus Anyway, I don't want to get into what that
Speaker 1: settlement probably did to passholders, but that's a whole other issue.
Speaker 1: So here's the thing. Then it says claim payment and
Speaker 1: there's a click through, and I was like, I'm not
Speaker 1: going to do that. So I did a little digging
Speaker 1: and if you go to dream Key settlement, there is
Speaker 1: a dream Key settlement, but on the web it says,
Speaker 1: if you want to get your settlement, don't do anything.
Speaker 10: So yes, well, well, at this point you are. You've
Speaker 10: gotten the settlement, You've gotten the sixty dollars that's paying
Speaker 10: you out, and usually they want you to either get
Speaker 10: that payment to like a Venmo or a PayPal, or
Speaker 10: you can claim a check.
Speaker 8: So what I do?
Speaker 10: Number One, there's a website I like Topclassactions dot com.
Speaker 10: So anytime you see one of these class action lawsuits,
Speaker 10: you can type in the search bar. And I just
Speaker 10: typed in the Disney dream key and yeah, there's a
Speaker 10: nine point five million dollar class action settlement. The claims
Speaker 10: period is closed, and it looks like people are getting
Speaker 10: their money, which is sixty seven dollars and forty one
Speaker 10: cents estimated. So and I got that month set and
Speaker 10: the official website is dreamkeysettlement dot com. So you well,
Speaker 10: that's the thing. So if you already got the money,
Speaker 10: then you're good. But this is it sounds like they're
Speaker 10: trying to pay you out at this point.
Speaker 1: Well, see, I think that I think this is a
Speaker 1: scam because I also it's his claim payment. But if
Speaker 1: you go to the website, it says don't you don't
Speaker 1: have to do anything. So I'm thinking that this. Oh
Speaker 1: so you're saying, yeah, that it might be a bogus
Speaker 1: click through.
Speaker 10: Okay, Well it says payments to qualified class members were
Speaker 10: sent by checks and digital payments were emailed via epic
Speaker 10: pay on June fourteenth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I just got this email, okay, interesting, so
Speaker 1: like can you but it's like scary because it and
Speaker 1: it totally looks legitimate. So whether this one was or not,
Speaker 1: I didn't click through because you just don't know, like
Speaker 1: I get stuff from my bank or it looks like
Speaker 1: it's from my bank, but it's not.
Speaker 10: And this is what I talk about on the radio show.
Speaker 10: I say that, you know, all these scam artists basically
Speaker 10: mimic what we know to be true and they put
Speaker 10: a little nefarious twist on it. Right, So we've gotten
Speaker 10: the text from your bank that says, hey, did you
Speaker 10: just try to use your card at Target? You know,
Speaker 10: press one, reply one or reply too for no, you know,
Speaker 10: for fraud, and they'll do that same thing. But yet
Speaker 10: somehow they'll twist it to say, oh, go to this
Speaker 10: website to lock your card or something, and it's totally bogus.
Speaker 10: So my advice in general is to just take a
Speaker 10: critical eye. Typically you should be able to tell if
Speaker 10: these things are a scam or not by inspecting the
Speaker 10: return email address, the website that it's sending you to,
Speaker 10: and if you see that it's cross referencing something that's
Speaker 10: actually legitimate, like it actually takes you to that dream
Speaker 10: key settlement website, then it's probably good. But yes, I've
Speaker 10: gotten a couple of these in the past, and I'm
Speaker 10: always very critical. But if you're just putting in like
Speaker 10: your Venmo or something or your email address to get
Speaker 10: the payment, it's usually safe unless it's asking you to
Speaker 10: log in, Okay.
Speaker 1: I just it's so frustrating, and it's like they're just
Speaker 1: it's getting worse. I got one from the DMV saying
Speaker 1: you have a traffic violation. I'm like, no, I don't,
Speaker 1: and it says you know, yeah, you know, and it
Speaker 1: says click through here and if you don't, we're going
Speaker 1: to refer you to a toll collection agency. Your vehicle
Speaker 1: registration is going to be suspended. And then you're like, hmmm,
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 10: Yeah, well you know. So I post a lot of
Speaker 10: these on my Instagram and people send them to me
Speaker 10: all day long. So I try to post like the newest,
Speaker 10: most interesting ones that I see, because if they're doing
Speaker 10: something unique, different, or you know, something I haven't seen before,
Speaker 10: I'll usually sort of break it down on my Instagram.
Speaker 10: So that's a good place. I know you're following me there,
Speaker 10: but that's a good place. To check as well.
Speaker 1: It's tricky. Well I just saw I just saw one
Speaker 1: of your Instagram posts about Apple pushing out a promo
Speaker 1: to iPhones. Well what's that one about? Yeah?
Speaker 10: People were, well, it was funny. I got this yesterday
Speaker 10: and I thought, I thought that was kind of odd.
Speaker 10: I'm like, this is not very much like Apple.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 10: They've got this new movie they're promoting f one a
Speaker 10: stars Brad Pitt. It's a big movie. I think it
Speaker 10: comes out this weekend. And they sent a notification saying, hey,
Speaker 10: you can get ten dollars off two tickets if you
Speaker 10: buy them via fandango. And I was like, that's weird.
Speaker 10: I've never seen a promotion pushed to my phone like
Speaker 10: this from Apple. Okay, and sure enough go online and
Speaker 10: a lot of users are not happy because you know,
Speaker 10: this is Apple Wall. It is what you use to
Speaker 10: pay for stuff, and now Apple is using it to
Speaker 10: push promotions to people. So long story short, people were
Speaker 10: upset about this. Not that big of a deal, but
Speaker 10: it looks like in the new iOS twenty six there
Speaker 10: will be a toggle to turn off future promotional texts
Speaker 10: like this from Apple through the Apple Wallet. So we'll
Speaker 10: have to wait until September to be able to turn
Speaker 10: those off.
Speaker 1: I will be one of the first to turn those off.
Speaker 1: I hate all that stuff. Windows ten has a lifeline,
Speaker 1: so Microsoft's going to continue doing security updates for a while.
Speaker 10: Yeah. This is actually a pretty good deal because a
Speaker 10: lot of people don't want to switch to Windows eleven.
Speaker 10: They don't really have a need, or their computer doesn't
Speaker 10: really work with Windows eleven, so they got to stick
Speaker 10: with Windows ten, which is gonna go out of service,
Speaker 10: Like Microsoft's gonna stop giving you software updates and security
Speaker 10: updates on October thirteenth, twenty twenty five, so sorry, October fourteenth,
Speaker 10: twenty twenty five. Now you can get this extension for
Speaker 10: one year through October thirteenth in three ways. They're calling
Speaker 10: it the Extended Security Updates programs. So number one, pay
Speaker 10: thirty dollars. That's been a thing for a while. So
Speaker 10: you can pay thirty dollars to get one more year
Speaker 10: of security updates.
Speaker 8: Or here's the.
Speaker 10: Two new options. If you use Windows backup to sink
Speaker 10: your settings to the cloud, you can get one year
Speaker 10: of service updates security updates for free.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 10: Or this is the interesting one. You can redeem one
Speaker 10: thousand Microsoft Rewards points. I didn't even know I had
Speaker 10: these amy until I went to bing dot com and
Speaker 10: I saw that I have like twenty eight hundred Reward
Speaker 10: rewards points. Use those search It's like a game of
Speaker 10: fied experience.
Speaker 1: No not find them. How do you get Microsoft Reward points?
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's all by searching Bing. So it's like basically
Speaker 10: it's a it's a gamified search experience. Oh ok and
Speaker 10: my kids know very well. If you have kids, they
Speaker 10: might know about it because they can earn like free
Speaker 10: Xbox stuff. So it's like you can do all kinds
Speaker 10: of stuff like every it gives you these little goals
Speaker 10: to do, like if you search bing three times a day,
Speaker 10: you'll get points, if you read your outlook emails. I mean,
Speaker 10: it's it's kind of silly.
Speaker 1: Okay, Amazon Prime Days, I just got the notification that
Speaker 1: those are coming up in a couple of weeks.
Speaker 10: Yes, July eighth through eleventh. This is their biggest Prime
Speaker 10: day yet, four days instead of two. No matter what
Speaker 10: they say, I give you the same advice every single year.
Speaker 10: Day you're in, you're out, put the stuff that you
Speaker 10: want in your cart now and watch for the price
Speaker 10: drops they will mark anything with a major price drop
Speaker 10: with a little red banner that'll say Prime Day or
Speaker 10: Prime Deal or Big Deal, and that's the best way
Speaker 10: to shop because things will go on sale. And actually
Speaker 10: even though it starts July eighth and goes through the eleventh,
Speaker 10: they still put stuff on sale through the eleventh, Like
Speaker 10: right now, things start going on sale, So just put
Speaker 10: the stuff in your cart, check it out, and watch
Speaker 10: for those price drops.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: And then one last question about Prime Days because I
Speaker 1: have trouble finding great deals. Don't they do like deals
Speaker 1: of the Hour or something like that or deals.
Speaker 10: Yeah, they're doing a new thing this year which is
Speaker 10: called Today's Big Deals and these are daily themed drops
Speaker 10: from various brands like Samsung, Levi's, dice In, and Keels
Speaker 10: and so those will be like every day. But if
Speaker 10: you want to check out some of the Prime Day deals,
Speaker 10: Amazon dot com slash Prime Day and already I'm seeing
Speaker 10: deals related to stuff that I've purchased in the past
Speaker 10: or things that I've browsed for. So the deals are
Speaker 10: already a plenty. It's just you know, yeah, like do
Speaker 10: you need it? But yes, there are some good things
Speaker 10: on here.
Speaker 1: Okay, so go load up your cart and then watch
Speaker 1: for the sale. Yep, all right. Kfi's tech guy, Rich Demiro.
Speaker 1: You can hear him live every Saturday from eleven to
Speaker 1: two right here on rich on Tech on KFI. You
Speaker 1: can watch him on KTLA and you can follow him
Speaker 1: on Instagram at rich on Tech. And for the stuff
Speaker 1: we were just talking about and kind of everything that
Speaker 1: Rich talks about, and he puts it on his website,
Speaker 1: and that website is rich on tech dot TV.
Speaker 10: Thank you Rich, Thank you. Amy.
Speaker 1: All right. The vice mayor of Cutahey is being investigated,
Speaker 1: apparently by the FBI, after she posted a video on
Speaker 1: social media that appears to call on gang members to
Speaker 1: fight back against ICE immigration rates. In the video that
Speaker 1: has now been deleted, Cynthia Gonzalez tells ICE, or calls
Speaker 1: Ice the biggest gang there is. The family of a
Speaker 1: student who was stabbed to death outside Santa Ana High
Speaker 1: School has sued the school district. The family claims the
Speaker 1: district created a dangerous environment and that school staff delayed
Speaker 1: providing life saving treatment and calling nine to one one.
Speaker 1: The boy was killed by another student in the school
Speaker 1: parking lot. May seventh. Police are asking for your help
Speaker 1: in solving a movie mystery. LAPD says thieves stole three
Speaker 1: hard drives in the West Hills. They contained unedited footage
Speaker 1: from a film shoot. The hard drives were stolen from
Speaker 1: a shoot site on yan Dot Street early on May
Speaker 1: twenty sixth. The investigators are asking anyone with any information
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Speaker 9: Gami's on it, Aami's on it, Aam's on it, Gami's
Speaker 9: on it.
Speaker 1: What am I on? I'm on the stream movies and
Speaker 1: documentaries and TV shows. So much content out there. I'm amazed.
Speaker 1: I like scroll through and I'm like, never heard of that,
Speaker 1: never heard of that, never heard of that? And then
Speaker 1: you do you want to invest the time in it? Well,
Speaker 1: hopefully I'm going to help you make that decision. I
Speaker 1: get referrals from friends on things to watch, and I
Speaker 1: like to watch a lot and then refer it to you.
Speaker 1: So here's my latest. It's called Straw. It's on Netflix.
Speaker 1: And as I mentioned, I think it should have been
Speaker 1: called Jeniah's Terrible, Horrible, no good, very Bad Day. Remember
Speaker 1: that book Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, very
Speaker 1: Bad Day. And I thought that, like from the right,
Speaker 1: from the get go, I'm like, man, she's having a
Speaker 1: bad day. Tahaji p Henson or love her? Of course
Speaker 1: I said her name wrong. It's Taraji p Henson. She
Speaker 1: amazing actress. She's a mom on the edge. She's working
Speaker 1: two jobs to try to make ends meet. She has
Speaker 1: a sick child, and then her day just goes horribly wrong.
Speaker 1: And that's from the get go, and just go wow,
Speaker 1: and then you go nothing more can go wrong, and
Speaker 1: then it does. She loses her job and her child,
Speaker 1: her apartment, and that apparently breaks the straw, that breaks
Speaker 1: the camel's proverbial back. That's I'm guessing that's where they
Speaker 1: got the name. Sherry Shepherd is also in this. You know,
Speaker 1: I never loved her in like on the View or
Speaker 1: wherever I used to watch her, but man, I loved
Speaker 1: her in this role. Sometimes this is it's over the top.
Speaker 1: I mean to Taraji p Henson is, like I mentioned,
Speaker 1: having the worst day ever, and it just snowballs. It
Speaker 1: just keeps getting worse and worse and worse, and then
Speaker 1: I feel like they kind of take it too far.
Speaker 1: But I still think Taraji is so good. I mean,
Speaker 1: like you see her desperation, you see her pain as
Speaker 1: she's trying to navigate this impossible situation that I'm not
Speaker 1: going to tell you about. Is she good, is she bad?
Speaker 1: Is she a little of both? You take that journey
Speaker 1: with her, and I will tell you there were times
Speaker 1: where it breaks your heart and then it kind of
Speaker 1: warms your heart. And I cried a little bit, but
Speaker 1: I cried a lot of movies. But there were some
Speaker 1: parts of it You're just like wow, because I think
Speaker 1: like we all want to be seen, and I think
Speaker 1: she felt like she wasn't seen and it's painful, you know,
Speaker 1: So you kind of take that journey with her as well.
Speaker 1: Now I'm gonna put the caveat on this before I
Speaker 1: say that, I think that you should go watch it.
Speaker 1: I saw mo Kelly just posted on it. About it
Speaker 1: on Instagram and he said, I don't think I can
Speaker 1: finish this movie, so he obviously didn't like it. I
Speaker 1: thought it was good, like I said, I think it
Speaker 1: was over the top. Taraji p Henson fabulous as always.
Speaker 1: It's called Straw. It's on Netflix all right. Time to
Speaker 1: get in your business with Bloomberg's Monica ricks in for
Speaker 1: Courtney for the next couple of days. Hey, they're stranger.
Speaker 3: This feels like deja voo, doesn't it, Amy King.
Speaker 1: I know if you're a longtime Cafi listener, you'll remember
Speaker 1: a little Monica used to be a part of the
Speaker 1: Cafe News team. So and now you're in the big
Speaker 1: city and filling in for Courtney with Bloomberg. So welcome
Speaker 1: to wake Up Call. Happy to have you for the
Speaker 1: next couple of days.
Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you. I'm so excited.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get in your business. I saw this
Speaker 1: and I was like, Starbucks is charging, but now it's
Speaker 1: changing how it charges for drink modifications. So tell us
Speaker 1: about that.
Speaker 9: It's introducing a flat eighty cent fee. It's going to
Speaker 9: cover any combination of yeah, just eighty cents.
Speaker 3: It's going to cover.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Well, if you want an extra pump of vanilla
Speaker 9: or maybe some mocha in the morning.
Speaker 3: It's just going to be an extra eighty cents.
Speaker 9: And if you want macha chi dried fruit, those are
Speaker 9: going to be priced by the portion, So maybe an
Speaker 9: extra scoop of match is going to cost you an
Speaker 9: extra dollar.
Speaker 1: There will be some.
Speaker 9: Limits on those though, to keep costs from going too high.
Speaker 9: But you can just test it all out on a
Speaker 9: new feature in the Starbucks app.
Speaker 3: You could put your order in. You'll see how the
Speaker 3: price changes as.
Speaker 9: They modify the beverage, and there won't be any surprises,
Speaker 9: so you'll see how much everything costs right up front.
Speaker 1: I hate that everything extra personally, that's me.
Speaker 9: But if you're adding a bunch, you know, an extra
Speaker 9: three pumps of vanilla and oat milk, and you.
Speaker 3: Know all the bells and whistles.
Speaker 9: Who knows people's drink orders get ridiculous at Starbucks, say.
Speaker 1: They are weren't they didn't they do something where they
Speaker 1: were going to kind of cut back on that. They
Speaker 1: were like going, you can't do the triple machiata extra foam,
Speaker 1: but no foam with ice and a whip on it.
Speaker 3: Why do they hate money?
Speaker 1: No? Oh, good point. Good point, they're probably not going
Speaker 1: to change it. Okay. So a whole lot of people
Speaker 1: want to get out of town, and it looks like
Speaker 1: that trend is not going away anytime soon.
Speaker 9: No, there's a new survey by Boston Consulting Group and
Speaker 9: it shows that leisure travel spending could triple to fifteen
Speaker 9: trillion dollars by twenty forty. Now, surprisingly, this isn't just
Speaker 9: international jet setting that we're talking about. Researchers say domestic
Speaker 9: travel is projected to generate the bulk of this revenue,
Speaker 9: and right now it's about at about five trillion, so
Speaker 9: again tripling in the next fifteen years. Millennia and gen
Speaker 9: Zers now the most influential travelers globally. They're planning more trips,
Speaker 9: they're spending more money compared with older generations. And it
Speaker 9: looks like solo travel has now become mainstream as well,
Speaker 9: because these younger adventurers are seeking cultural experiences. They're going
Speaker 9: to spiritual retreats, wellness retreats, and they're picking those over
Speaker 9: those traditional beach vacations that we all love.
Speaker 1: Okay, And if they don't always want to be solo travelers,
Speaker 1: they might want to try a dating app and apparently
Speaker 1: high end dating apps are the way to go right now.
Speaker 9: Yes, they are thriving right now. The sector seeing growing
Speaker 9: demand and sales as more single shell out a ton
Speaker 9: of money to really to find the perfect mate. Demand
Speaker 9: for personalized dating service and matchmakers is also growing, and
Speaker 9: that's obviously going to be more expensive, sometimes even into
Speaker 9: the six figure range. Yeah, I know, but they're doing
Speaker 9: a lot more of the legwork. They're vetting people for
Speaker 9: first dates or doing those criminal background checks that you
Speaker 9: know the average person can't do, and they're pairing people
Speaker 9: based on their preferences. So they've got this big database
Speaker 9: and you know, you know, if you're a certain religion,
Speaker 9: you want a man of a certain height, they're gonna
Speaker 9: facilitate that.
Speaker 1: Okay, you don't what you pay for, Amy King? Well,
Speaker 1: which is why things still single. Okay, what are we
Speaker 1: expecting in the markets today.
Speaker 9: Well, the markets are most market futures are mostly trending
Speaker 9: green right now. After a big rally yesterday. Dow Future
Speaker 9: is up three points right now, Nasdaq Future is up
Speaker 9: eighty two s and p futures also up nine points.
Speaker 1: All right, Monica Rix, getting in your business with Bloomberg's
Speaker 1: own We'll talk to you tomorrow, right, yeah, all right,
Speaker 1: great here wait, have a great day. Thank you you too.
Speaker 1: Always loved Monica. I think she has like one of
Speaker 1: the coolest voices in radio. So fun to have her
Speaker 1: on kfi's airwaves again. From the LACD Council's declared a
Speaker 1: state of fiscal emergency as it faces a projected billion
Speaker 1: dollar budget deficit. The move clears the way more than
Speaker 1: six hundred layoffs and cutting more than four million dollars
Speaker 1: from a fund to help city candidate campaigns. City officials
Speaker 1: say the budget gap is because of January's wildfires, overspending
Speaker 1: payouts from lawsuits, and lower revenues from business and tourism taxes.
Speaker 1: A federal judges ordered the Trump administration to hand over
Speaker 1: documents detailing the actions of the military in southern California.
Speaker 1: It's connected to the state's legal fight against the federal
Speaker 1: government that challenges President Trump's deployment of thousands of National
Speaker 1: Guard troops and marines in La NATO leaders have agreed
Speaker 1: to hike each member country's defense spending to the five
Speaker 1: percent President Trump had been pushing for. The leaders have
Speaker 1: also expressed their ironclad commitment, as they call it, to
Speaker 1: NATO's collective security guarantee that an attack on one is
Speaker 1: an attack on all. Just minutes away from Handle on
Speaker 1: the news this morning, the former governor of New York
Speaker 1: is not going to be the next mayor of New
Speaker 1: York City. Right now. Let's say good morning too, ABC's
Speaker 1: Bachia Chris. So, how much damage did we do in
Speaker 1: those air strikes? Apparently depends on who you talk to.
Speaker 8: That's right, it does. And this is the early assessment
Speaker 8: coming from the Defense Intelligence Agency, really the earliest that
Speaker 8: it could have possibly come, as a full battle damage
Speaker 8: assessment is still being conducted. And this report from the DIA,
Speaker 8: according to two sources familiar with it, suggests that the
Speaker 8: Irani nuclear program was only set back by a few months.
Speaker 8: And that's quite a different interval than years, which is
Speaker 8: the interval that the Israelis have used to describe the
Speaker 8: damage that they think has been done to these programs.
Speaker 8: So it's a significant new piece of information. As we
Speaker 8: sort of parse through everything that we're hearing, the President
Speaker 8: continues to say that the US quote obliterated the program.
Speaker 8: The Defense Secretary says the same, and the White House
Speaker 8: is basically said that this report from the Defense Intelligence
Speaker 8: Agency is a low confidence report and it came from
Speaker 8: sources who had political interest in leaking it. So that's
Speaker 8: what the White House has said. I think it's important
Speaker 8: to note that this report is making its rounds on
Speaker 8: Capitol Hill. It's been shared with members of Congress who
Speaker 8: will see it. We haven't got their reaction just yet.
Speaker 8: It's very sensitive the contents of it, and no one's
Speaker 8: really supposed to be talking about it. But this is
Speaker 8: where we are, and it'll be sort of fascinating to
Speaker 8: see how Washington reacts to it as we learn a
Speaker 8: bit more.
Speaker 1: I think it's kind of predictable they're going to react
Speaker 1: to it. So, Chris, I have a question for you
Speaker 1: this early assessment, has anybody been in to see or
Speaker 1: how do they make this assessment without actually getting feet
Speaker 1: on the ground to go and see what kind of
Speaker 1: damage was done?
Speaker 8: Right? Well, sources and methods are something that the intelligence
Speaker 8: community will never share, how they get their information and
Speaker 8: how they make their findings, how they produce their reports.
Speaker 8: So it could be any combination of human intelligence. It
Speaker 8: could be shared intelligence. Of course, the US and Israel
Speaker 8: and others shared intelligence regularly, but nobody is on the
Speaker 8: ground there, not even the UN and it's atomic washed
Speaker 8: on the I A e. A. They're demanding access, you know,
Speaker 8: as soon as possible, but Iran won't allow that. Of course,
Speaker 8: around as a country that's been at war under tap
Speaker 8: by Israel, so it wasn't expected that inspectors would be
Speaker 8: able to be at these places. But now the international
Speaker 8: community is applying pressure to get there and see physically
Speaker 8: what happened to these facilities. Now THEDIA report gets into
Speaker 8: a bit of that, but again it's not with physical
Speaker 8: eyes necessarily, or it may be physical eyes who pass
Speaker 8: that information along. But they say that the facilities themselves,
Speaker 8: the infrastructure of the centrifuges that enrich the uranium deep
Speaker 8: under the earth, that they're largely intact at this point,
Speaker 8: and the entrances to Fourdeau nuclear the one that's deeply
Speaker 8: underground and was hit by the bunker busters, that those
Speaker 8: entrances were damaged, but the actual infrastructure remains intact at
Speaker 8: this point.
Speaker 1: Okay, So, and does the in the report anywhere does
Speaker 1: it say that the bunkerbusters actually didn't penetrate I mean,
Speaker 1: if those centrifugures are still kind of intact. It sounds
Speaker 1: like the bunkerbusters didn't do what they were supposed to do,
Speaker 1: or did they maybe miss their target.
Speaker 8: Well, I think that that that that could be it.
Speaker 8: I mean, it's it's hard to say that we haven't
Speaker 8: seen the report, of course hasn't been shared with us,
Speaker 8: worth speaking with people who have seen the report. As
Speaker 8: far as the precision on that exact point. The centrifugures
Speaker 8: were always thought to be hidden in a location that
Speaker 8: you wouldn't be able to understand from satellite imagery. It's
Speaker 8: a highly secretive location Florida. Of course, its existence wasn't
Speaker 8: even revealed until two thousand and nine, This nuclear site
Speaker 8: under Mountain, So where those centrifugees were something that you know,
Speaker 8: the targeters may not have known. They targeted ventilation, they
Speaker 8: may have targeted power sources. So the actual enrichment hall
Speaker 8: hard to know whether or not it was actually struck
Speaker 8: in the attack, but the fact that the centrifuges are
Speaker 8: intact would suggest that they weren't hit.
Speaker 1: Okay, And then this morning, Chris Iron's Foreign Ministry spokesperson
Speaker 1: came out and said that its nuclear installations have been
Speaker 1: badly damaged by those air strikes, but they didn't elaborate
Speaker 1: necessarily on that, so what badly damaged means is still
Speaker 1: to be determined.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and I mean, I think this has become an
Speaker 8: interesting game to track the language that everyone's using. You know,
Speaker 8: the Defense Secretary used the word devastating, and you know
Speaker 8: the President used the word obliterated. So there's just some
Speaker 8: you know, just to parse. It is very interesting. I
Speaker 8: think it important important source to look at, as the
Speaker 8: IEA because they're the independent watch dog. And I'll just
Speaker 8: read you this because it just came across that the
Speaker 8: White House sent to reporters a statement from the Israeli
Speaker 8: Atomic Energy Commission that claims the US strike on four
Speaker 8: doh quote destroyed the site's critical infrastructure and rendered the
Speaker 8: enrichment facility inoperable. So that's an interesting development, the White
Speaker 8: House sharing what the Israeli authority on the matter says,
Speaker 8: which which of course conflicts with what the DIA assessment
Speaker 8: reportedly said. So it is a fascinating game to watch unfold.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, ABC's Chris Baccia, thanks so much for the information.
Speaker 1: Appreciate it.
Speaker 8: Thanks, yep, thank you.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get back to some of the stories
Speaker 1: coming out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. The
Speaker 1: La City Council's approved a second loan, this one for
Speaker 1: more than seventeen million dollars to cover overtime costs for
Speaker 1: the LAPD officers who had to work lots of extra
Speaker 1: hours during anti ice protests. The money's going to come
Speaker 1: from the city's reserve fund, and apparently the LPED is
Speaker 1: going to have to pay it back. It'll cover overtime
Speaker 1: through the end of the month. The cost to the
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Speaker 1: Sellers Advantage. California lawmakers and Governor Newsom have finalized a
Speaker 1: budget to address a twelve billion dollar deficit. The budget
Speaker 1: avoids major cuts to healthcare, but frezes new medical enrollments
Speaker 1: and adds a thirty dollars monthly premium for patients with
Speaker 1: what it calls unsatisfactory immigration status. The deal does protect
Speaker 1: funding for higher education. A new report shows a lot
Speaker 1: of millionaires popped up last year.
Speaker 4: The number of millionaires in the US grew by an
Speaker 4: average of one thousand people a day in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 4: According to new data from UBS. The Investment Banks newly
Speaker 4: released Global Wealth Report twenty twenty five shows the US
Speaker 4: saw the fastest growth of its millionaire population of any
Speaker 4: nation worldwide. China came in second, adding around three hundred
Speaker 4: and eighty millionaires a day. The report says real estate
Speaker 4: values were the the largest single driver of wealth growth worldwide.
Speaker 4: Deborah Mark KFFI News.
Speaker 1: One thousand millionaires per day. Were you one of them?
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