Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon, and you're listening to KFI
Speaker 1: AM six forty, The Gary and Shannon Show on demand
Speaker 1: on the iHeartRadio app. Remember how we told you about
Speaker 1: Robert Downey Junior reprising a role for Marvel or I
Speaker 1: guess not reprising, but just coming back.
Speaker 2: He's getting paid.
Speaker 1: Robert Downey Junior and the Russo brothers are receiving huge
Speaker 1: paydays to return to Marvel. Variety reporting that Anthony and
Speaker 1: Joe Russo are getting eighty million dollars to direct Avengers
Speaker 1: Doomsday and Avengers Secret Wars. The same report said Robert
Speaker 1: Downey Junior is making significantly more than that number as
Speaker 1: he returns to play the new role of Doctor Doom
Speaker 1: in those both of those films. Of course, he was
Speaker 1: iron Man, and we all cried when he died an Endgame,
Speaker 1: and I knew he wasn't dead. That's why I didn't
Speaker 1: have a, you know, an emotional response, because I knew
Speaker 1: he was going to come back in some way.
Speaker 2: He had to. How do you kill off.
Speaker 1: Robert Downey Junior and iron Man and not find a
Speaker 1: way to bring him back in some way?
Speaker 2: But he's not going to be iron Man.
Speaker 1: I understand that, But I still think that he was
Speaker 1: very quick.
Speaker 2: I'm just glad, and I knew what was going to happen.
Speaker 1: I knew he would rise from the ashes in a
Speaker 1: new in a new form, like a phoenix. And I
Speaker 1: bet there will be similarities between Iron Man and Doctor Doom.
Speaker 1: They have to, they have to have similarities, just bet On,
Speaker 1: because it's.
Speaker 2: Him, right, that's it.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's part of Robert Downey Junior's there's part
Speaker 3: of Robert Downey Junior in every character you've ever seen
Speaker 3: him play, right. In fact, I saw him over the
Speaker 3: weekend in was it Back to School with Rodney Dangerfield?
Speaker 2: Great movie? Is he in that? Yeah? Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: Oh but again it was one of those where it's
Speaker 3: it's clearly him.
Speaker 2: The other one was a football movie. He did, a
Speaker 2: high school football movie. I can't remember what it was called.
Speaker 1: Does Fred Rogan ever remind you a little bit of
Speaker 1: Rodney Dangerfield?
Speaker 2: I've never thought of those two have never come up
Speaker 2: in the scenes.
Speaker 1: Sometimes he has reactions Fred does and it reminds me
Speaker 1: of Rodney Dangerfield.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, a little bit of physical stuff, yes, the
Speaker 3: physical stuff.
Speaker 2: Are you talking about Johnny be Good?
Speaker 3: Yes, Johnny be good because Anthony Michael Hall was in
Speaker 3: that I believe as well. Yes, and he said something like, hey, coach,
Speaker 3: I never mind I.
Speaker 2: Broke I broke my penis.
Speaker 3: Yes, but he didn't say that. And then the coach
Speaker 3: said something like the rubbed some dirt on it. Get
Speaker 3: back in the game. A Secret Services acting directors as
Speaker 3: he considers it indefensible that that Pennsylvania roof used by
Speaker 3: a gunman in the attempted assassination of former President Trump
Speaker 3: was unsecured. The acting director, Ronald Road Junior, faulted local
Speaker 3: law enforcement for not circulating the urgent information ahead of
Speaker 3: the shooting and for not adequately protecting the scene. He
Speaker 3: also testified that he recently visited that shooting site and
Speaker 3: what he saw said made him feel ashamed. He's been
Speaker 3: assuring lawmakers that people will be held accountable. The Republican
Speaker 3: former president, of course, struck in the year by a
Speaker 3: bullet on the twenty the July thirteenth assassination attempt before
Speaker 3: a Secret Service counter sniper killed the gunman.
Speaker 2: July thirteenth, that's seventeen days ago.
Speaker 1: It's kind of losing some of its traction, isn't it
Speaker 1: just see. I thought it would be all we could
Speaker 1: talk about, and it was going to crown Trump the
Speaker 1: winner in November because of what happened, and it's kind
Speaker 1: of losing steam.
Speaker 3: Well, it's like our it's like our palates. It's like
Speaker 3: the food we eat now is so super charged with
Speaker 3: salt and flavor and sparkles, and like we don't have.
Speaker 3: We've burned out the censors in our mouths from eating
Speaker 3: food that is too spicy and crazy and stuff. And
Speaker 3: we've done the same thing with our mental synapses. Like
Speaker 3: everything has come so fair and quick and destructive and
Speaker 3: crazy and unprecedented and.
Speaker 2: Walda all these ords are. It's just we're starting to
Speaker 2: get a little numb. Yeah.
Speaker 1: The Park fire, burning up north near Chico, is now
Speaker 1: the state's sixth largest wildfire ever. It's fourteen percent contained.
Speaker 1: It's chomped through three hundred and eighty three thousand acres
Speaker 1: since last Wednesday. That is bigger than Los Angeles for
Speaker 1: your own edification, about twelve times the size of San Francisco.
Speaker 1: It is burning in Butte, Taema, Shasta, and Plumus Counties.
Speaker 1: Officials say one hundred and sixty five homes and other
Speaker 1: buildings have been wiped out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there are a couple thousand others that they're looking
Speaker 3: at potentially being threatened by this fire.
Speaker 2: However, there is a good story. Well there's a couple.
Speaker 4: One.
Speaker 3: Number one is that Paradise and I believe Megalia. The
Speaker 3: evacuation orders or the evacuation concern is gone. The fire
Speaker 3: itself is moving farther to the north, so that is
Speaker 3: not going to be a problem, considering there's still going
Speaker 3: to be shell shocked from the fire from six years ago.
Speaker 2: But there was a guy.
Speaker 3: Who was able to save five stranded dogs. Trevor Skaggs
Speaker 3: is a rescuer from the Butte County Sheriff's Office. Two
Speaker 3: adult Rottweilers and four puppies had to be left in
Speaker 3: a remote area Wednesday night as people were evacuating a
Speaker 3: region above the town of Cohassett near Campbellville. The Bue
Speaker 3: County Sheriff's Office said one person had to leave their
Speaker 3: truck with the dogs inside it because the truck broke down.
Speaker 1: Not an excuse to leave puppies stranded in a fire zone.
Speaker 2: Weird. I mean, we don't know the circumstances.
Speaker 3: Did somebody else come and say, I don't really, I'm
Speaker 3: more of a cat person. As they were driving away
Speaker 3: and said, well, it's either you come with me alone
Speaker 3: or I leave you here with the dogs.
Speaker 2: Whatever it was they said.
Speaker 3: The whoever had to leave their dogs in the truck
Speaker 3: gave emergency responders the truck location, but because of this
Speaker 3: raging and very fast growing fire, they could not get
Speaker 3: to it. So a member of the Ute County Search
Speaker 3: and Rescue, Trevor Skaggs, is able to travel to the
Speaker 3: area via helicopter three days later.
Speaker 2: These dogs been sitting in a truck.
Speaker 3: For three days. He ran a mile and a half
Speaker 3: to find the dogs. He located the puppies and one
Speaker 3: of the adult dogs. Apparently the mother survived, but the
Speaker 3: father dog did not, but he was able to get
Speaker 3: these four cute roblayer puppies adorable. He gave the mother
Speaker 3: and the puppies water some bites from a protein bar
Speaker 3: before they got to the helicopter. They were flown out
Speaker 3: to the Chico Airport and are now with the North
Speaker 3: Valley Animal Disaster Group.
Speaker 2: Fantastic.
Speaker 3: The list of candidates who could run with Kamala Harris,
Speaker 3: the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, narrowed Yesterday, North Carolina's Governor
Speaker 3: Roy Cooper and Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer both said that
Speaker 3: they were out. This decision has taken center stage since
Speaker 3: she became, since Harris became the Democratic front runner for
Speaker 3: the election just over a week ago when Biden ended
Speaker 3: his bid. So at this point, still no specific leanings,
Speaker 3: although a lot of people are doing the deep dives
Speaker 3: into figuring out who pays better, who pays half better,
Speaker 3: I should say Mark Kelly, the Senator out of Arizona,
Speaker 3: or Josh Shapiro, the governor out of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: The math for me has always been Josh Shapiro.
Speaker 3: I think, at least for nothing else geographically, I mean,
Speaker 3: the Pennsylvania Unty is an important state.
Speaker 1: It's a hugely important state. Not just a swing state,
Speaker 1: but a specific swing county is in question, and he
Speaker 1: plays very well in this area. So it it just
Speaker 1: makes sense. He's a great speaker. Finally took in some
Speaker 1: of his speeches. But I mean, I don't know what
Speaker 1: his year.
Speaker 2: Afternoon must have been just rocking. Oh, it was a banger.
Speaker 2: That was a banger. Zucchini for dinner, and I nailed
Speaker 2: a crossword puzzle. As well.
Speaker 3: Wow, yeah, huh, the Afghan that was over your legs
Speaker 3: get uncomfortable or scratchy?
Speaker 2: Do you mean the Afghan I was knitting?
Speaker 3: A federal judge has told UCLA and some of its
Speaker 3: Jewish students who sued the university, they have a week
Speaker 3: to hash out a court and forceable plan.
Speaker 2: This blows my mind.
Speaker 3: That would ensure equal access to campus for all if
Speaker 3: protests over Israel Hamas war or any other disruptions come
Speaker 3: out in the future.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm not a scared person, but those pro
Speaker 1: Hamas protesters are a little bit troubling, especially as we're
Speaker 1: now getting ready to go to the DNC. I mean,
Speaker 1: the people yelling at Alo akbar and having no idea
Speaker 1: what they're doing seem to be quite dangerous because they've
Speaker 1: got to be unstable to some degree.
Speaker 2: Well to celebrate and to honor the work of Hamas.
Speaker 1: Yes, these aren't the people asking for the end of
Speaker 1: the war in Vietnam. These are people that are cheering
Speaker 1: on a terrorist group.
Speaker 3: This directive that was handed down after hearing here in
Speaker 3: LA followed the lawsuit three Jewish students filed against UCLA,
Speaker 3: saying that in April, the pro Palestinian encampment violated their
Speaker 3: civil rights by illegally blocking them and other Jewish students
Speaker 3: from parts of campus, including the site of the camp,
Speaker 3: which was Royce Squad. And again I'm amazed that the
Speaker 3: judge is requiring Jewish students to be involved in this process.
Speaker 3: UCLA should be hammered by the state for allowing this
Speaker 3: to have taken place. That mean, just the idea that
Speaker 3: any specific group of students on a public university campus
Speaker 3: would be prevented from freedom of mobility.
Speaker 2: It's just mind boggling to me. How about good news? Okay,
Speaker 2: how about this.
Speaker 1: The La Zoo is capping off its condor breeding season
Speaker 1: with a record breaking seventeen ugly ass chicks.
Speaker 2: All of them. No, I'm not gonna make the job.
Speaker 2: What were you going to say?
Speaker 3: I there was a sorority in Chico that was the
Speaker 3: that was their tagline, Really ugly ass chicks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, which one Alpha fe hi Fi? All of you
Speaker 2: had two of them ready to go.
Speaker 1: All of the seventeen chicks will be candidates for release
Speaker 1: into the wild as part of the California Condor Recovery
Speaker 1: program PS.
Speaker 2: I'm going to get heat on that. Those were just names.
Speaker 1: I threw out those those were not because I thought
Speaker 1: that those girls were ugly. Quite the contrary, beautiful, all
Speaker 1: beautiful women. The seventeenth and final chick of the season
Speaker 1: hatched in June and is thriving the previous record.
Speaker 2: Do you know when the previous record was set?
Speaker 1: Oh, it had to be twenty seventeen. It was nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety seven. Oh, how many were born? Do you think
Speaker 1: how many hatched? Well, if this one was seventeen, yeah,
Speaker 1: I have no idea. Oh boy, woof, that's a good
Speaker 1: news story.
Speaker 2: You asked for good news, and I delivered.
Speaker 3: But these are the These are the ugly because they
Speaker 3: don't have the feathers on their head. That's part of
Speaker 3: the reason why they're good scavengers. I guess you don't
Speaker 3: get there to tritus caught in their feathers.
Speaker 1: You have said that your your beautiful daughter came out
Speaker 1: looking like.
Speaker 2: Not like a baby condor, just she looked. She was
Speaker 2: odd looking. She didn't have a beak.
Speaker 4: She didn't have a.
Speaker 3: Beak, and she had a lot more hair on her
Speaker 3: head than these two feathers on their heads.
Speaker 2: But that was part of the problem. She came out
Speaker 2: with a mullet.
Speaker 3: The irony of her being born with a mullet and
Speaker 3: now my son rock in the mullet.
Speaker 2: Twenty years later is very poetic in my life.
Speaker 1: And did you know that, like vultures and other scavengers,
Speaker 1: condors are part of the nature, a part of nature's cleaning.
Speaker 1: They feed on the carcasses of large mammals. That's disgusting.
Speaker 1: They eat dead deer, cattle, marine mammals like whales and seals.
Speaker 2: That's disgusting. It's a really awful, really really awful. Ay, yeah,
Speaker 2: yea hey.
Speaker 1: The MLB trade deadline is set afternoon, Yeah, three pm
Speaker 1: our time. Will your team make a push for the
Speaker 1: World Series or will you trade away players, trade away
Speaker 1: float home run hitter we had.
Speaker 2: Giants got rid of JORGEO Solaire or hajo or Solaire.
Speaker 3: The Dodgers actually, in a three weight trade, picked up
Speaker 3: utility man Tommy Edmund, Minor League right hander Oliver Gonzales
Speaker 3: from Saint Louis, and then a right handed pitcher, Michael
Speaker 3: Kopek from the White Sox.
Speaker 2: We'll see if they make any more moves.
Speaker 3: I think their big deal is that once they start
Speaker 3: getting people back off the injured list. It's going to
Speaker 3: be the Dodgers are going to be even better. Dodgers
Speaker 3: are actually in San Diego to take on the Padres tonight.
Speaker 3: First pitch is at six forty and you can listen
Speaker 3: to every play of every Dodger's game on AM five
Speaker 3: to seventy LA Sports. Oh Boy, live from the gallopin
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Speaker 2: Use that keyword AM five seventy LA Sports. I get
Speaker 2: so nervous. Simone Biles is on the beam. I get
Speaker 2: so nervous. I just get so nervous.
Speaker 1: Because she's such adrenaline tiney, or because because these are
Speaker 1: so oh oh.
Speaker 2: They when they do. Here's the thing.
Speaker 3: Watching watching the beam event from the side is not
Speaker 3: as nervous because you can't tell how wide that thing is.
Speaker 3: When they show the camera angled down the beam and
Speaker 3: you can see that their feet are just the same size,
Speaker 3: the same width as the beam, that's when it starts
Speaker 3: getting crazy.
Speaker 1: I was watching Shannon Miller's beam from nineteen ninety two.
Speaker 1: She posted it again, your afternoon must have just been race.
Speaker 1: I have been killing it with activities. But anyway, uh.
Speaker 1: And in the evolution of the skill level. I mean
Speaker 1: in Shannon Miller's beam was exceptional. I think it was
Speaker 1: a gold gold medal winner. Yeah, but it's just changed
Speaker 1: so much. It's become so much more athletic. Well in terms,
Speaker 1: they're stronger now. Simone Biles has like five moves named
Speaker 1: after her because she has done things that people have
Speaker 1: never done before.
Speaker 2: You can't do any nobody else can know. Uh Oh.
Speaker 3: Just a quick update on an international story that we
Speaker 3: are following. Israel has launched a strike on Beirut, the
Speaker 3: capital city of Lebanon today. They say the target was
Speaker 3: a senior hes Black commander. The IDF targeted in Beirut
Speaker 3: the commander responsible for the murder of the children and
Speaker 3: maj Dal Shams and killed many That killed many Israeli civilians,
Speaker 3: according to the IDF. They put that statement to ABC News.
Speaker 3: They said that again they were striking the leader of
Speaker 3: Hesballah that had called for that attack on Saturday that
Speaker 3: killed a dozen kids who were playing soccer. So I
Speaker 3: don't know if today's the day that things really start
Speaker 3: widening in that part of the world, but we'll keep
Speaker 3: an eye on it.
Speaker 1: Jill Biden is still at the Olympics. She's been at
Speaker 1: the Olympics since this thing kicked off, right, Are they
Speaker 1: trying to prove that he doesn't need a home healthcare worker?
Speaker 1: Is that what they're trying to do with her visit,
Speaker 1: or she's just trying to prevent herself from getting COVID.
Speaker 2: Remember you had the COVID people get COVID still, I know.
Speaker 1: Jill Biden is thanking rapper Flavor Flave at the Olympics
Speaker 1: for sponsoring the US women's water polo team. A video
Speaker 1: of the two of them hugging while saying hello was
Speaker 1: shared on social media. When commenting on the team, Flave said,
Speaker 1: these are my girls, Flave Flave.
Speaker 2: That's what she went with.
Speaker 1: That's what the Associated Press went with. Do you want
Speaker 1: me to use his full name?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Hi, Gary Shannon. This is Chandra, formerly from California, now
Speaker 4: living in North Carolina. Hey Shannon, did you have a
Speaker 4: chance to meet coach Harbaugh? Ah, we didn't hear anything
Speaker 4: about whether or not you did and how it went.
Speaker 4: Let us know, love your show, guys.
Speaker 2: Thank you. I forgot to address that. Yeah, we didn't.
Speaker 2: We were busy.
Speaker 1: There was going to be a chance, because I was
Speaker 1: out at training camp on Saturday. There was no chance.
Speaker 1: I did meet the GM and his lovely wife, Jennifer.
Speaker 1: Joe and Jennifer. They're lovely people. Saw a lot of
Speaker 1: familiar faces. Bands back together was great. But I did
Speaker 1: not meet Jim Harbaugh. He was busy. He was out
Speaker 1: on the field with the guys and did not make
Speaker 1: his way over to the sideline while I was.
Speaker 3: While I was there, did you come home disappointed or
Speaker 3: did you say that's probably better?
Speaker 1: Probably better to be in the same space and not
Speaker 1: say anything initially. And also, listen, there's going to be
Speaker 1: so many times where he is trapped on a plane,
Speaker 1: the same plane I am on.
Speaker 2: He'll have nowhere to go, He'll have nowhere to go.
Speaker 2: I'm hoping nobody plays.
Speaker 1: That's when I'm really going to break down that divisional game.
Speaker 3: I would say that we pull back on using the
Speaker 3: word trapped on a plane and say something like there
Speaker 3: will be opportunities during the regular season where there is
Speaker 3: some downtime.
Speaker 2: Let's just say that they'll take trapp And you.
Speaker 1: Know, there's other times when I can go into the
Speaker 1: meal room at breakfast before the game and really start
Speaker 1: to dig into twenty twelve and twenty thirteen. But I
Speaker 1: would also what happened and where we went back there,
Speaker 1: where we went wrong there, that's.
Speaker 3: A that's a time when he's probably thinking about the
Speaker 3: game that is about to happen.
Speaker 1: He's also got a full plate of food and he
Speaker 1: wants to finish that and I'm going to get it
Speaker 1: all in and you're.
Speaker 2: Just yapping away on the other end of the table.
Speaker 2: These are these are my chance.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe the airplane's a better version. And wait, wait
Speaker 3: for a win. I think there will be more this
Speaker 3: year than last. But but wait for one of those
Speaker 3: winning airplane rides.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to wait till the game on the
Speaker 1: way back, the first plane ride, I'm gonna I'm gonna
Speaker 1: walk up there. Just there's things I need to know,
Speaker 1: starting with crabtrade, shark detectors.
Speaker 2: When we come back.
Speaker 1: Why, why.
Speaker 2: It's okay? I believe those questions will be answered at
Speaker 2: some point. They will not.
Speaker 1: I can absolutely never pose those questions to hear about
Speaker 1: the white dudes for Harris Zoom call last night.
Speaker 2: What a party that must have been three hours? What
Speaker 2: it was three hours?
Speaker 1: I'm not kind of weird though, White dudes for Harris
Speaker 1: like like there's a look at there's white people that
Speaker 1: also like somebody who is black or Asian or what
Speaker 1: have you playing?
Speaker 3: Diculaly The other day the white women for Harris and
Speaker 3: it was that's ridiculous where they're talking about you have
Speaker 3: to own your privilege.
Speaker 1: And as white women don't interrupt bipuck And that's why
Speaker 1: I interrupt you all the time because of scale and
Speaker 1: I'm on, you're up a rung on the ladder.
Speaker 3: I have zero intersectionality points zero and in fact I
Speaker 3: may dip into the negative because of all of this.
Speaker 2: You at least have one or two. The least you
Speaker 2: could do is get a tan. That would keep me
Speaker 2: at neutral if I white guy with a tan.
Speaker 3: Yeah, those I think they're making they're poking fun at themselves,
Speaker 3: the whole white dudees Harris.
Speaker 1: Well, we'll talk about it coming up after Debra's news.
Speaker 1: I know you can't wait to hear about it.
Speaker 3: A big international story again is the update. Israel has
Speaker 3: carried out an airstrike on the southern suburbs in Beirut today,
Speaker 3: targeting a senior has Block commander that Israel blames for
Speaker 3: the rocket attack.
Speaker 2: That killed twelve kids.
Speaker 3: Over the weekend, a very loud explosion heard in the
Speaker 3: Lebanese capitol before about eight o'clock local time eight pm
Speaker 3: Local time, the spokesperson for the Israelian military said they
Speaker 3: carried out a targeted strike on the commander responsible for
Speaker 3: the murder of the children. The city had been bracing
Speaker 3: for an attack. We knew that the Israeli leaders had
Speaker 3: been given permission to come up with the time and
Speaker 3: quality of the attack. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Nett Yahoo
Speaker 3: vowed a harsh response, and a rocket attack that killed
Speaker 3: a civilian in northern Israel today is likely to have
Speaker 3: added even more political pressure inside Israel for an even
Speaker 3: stronger response to what's going on from Hesbolah.
Speaker 1: The Dodgers are in San Diego take on the Padres
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Speaker 3: I've never heard of Pedaro Beach, but it turns out
Speaker 3: it's Santa Claus Beach out near a carpenter.
Speaker 2: Rhea and yeah, it's off Santa Claus Lanes.
Speaker 3: Santa Claus Lane, there is a plant. There's been no
Speaker 3: fatal shark attack in that area, but some people are
Speaker 3: starting to be worried that there are more sharks that
Speaker 3: are showing up along the area. So a few years ago,
Speaker 3: these juvenile great white sharks started showing up. And shark
Speaker 3: I is an initiative out of UC Santa Barbara's Benioff
Speaker 3: Ocean Science Laboratory, and they use drones to monitor the
Speaker 3: waters in those beaches specifically, and if a shark is spotted,
Speaker 3: the Shark Eye technology will then send a text message
Speaker 3: to anybody who signed up for Shark alerts, lifeguards, surf
Speaker 3: shop owners, parents of kids who have lessons in there.
Speaker 1: Could you imagine that you you send your kid off
Speaker 1: to an ocean swimming class and you're at work and
Speaker 1: you get an alert that there's a shark there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how does that work? Oh my god, what's funny?
Speaker 3: Well, it's not funny if you just use a camera
Speaker 3: on a drone and have somebody sitting here watching the feed.
Speaker 3: Humans only detect sharks about sixty percent of the time
Speaker 3: because we can confuse them. There can be choppy water,
Speaker 3: a glare from the sun, paddle border seals kelp that
Speaker 3: they can all look like a shark under the water,
Speaker 3: and you get it wrong sometimes.
Speaker 2: So shark I.
Speaker 3: Is a It uses a computer vision machine learning model,
Speaker 3: which is a type of artificial intelligence, which is a
Speaker 3: fancy word. It's two letters, it's AI, and it enables
Speaker 3: computers to glean information from these images from the videos
Speaker 3: that are being poured in to train the computer to
Speaker 3: detect great white sharks near Santa Claus Beach. And then
Speaker 3: once they do, like I said, the text message goes
Speaker 3: out and at least people have the ability to make
Speaker 3: the decision if they're going to go.
Speaker 2: In the water or not.
Speaker 1: AI technologies are not just used in the ocean. They
Speaker 1: are used many ways to mitigate human wildlife conflict. In India,
Speaker 1: AI enabled cameras alerting villagers when tigers are closing in
Speaker 1: on their livestock. In Australia, tech is being used to
Speaker 1: manage some of its dangerous creatures as well.
Speaker 2: Australia's got some nasty ones.
Speaker 1: Australia's got spiders a size of your face.
Speaker 3: Snakes just eat your foot. There's other places around the world.
Speaker 3: Surf Life Saving New South Wales for text, dozens of
Speaker 3: beaches along that state's coast, the iconic Bondy Beach. They
Speaker 3: use drones in fifty different locations. The difference is those
Speaker 3: drones are not using that computer learning AI model to detech.
Speaker 3: They're just using eyeballs, human eyeballs. A group from one
Speaker 3: Australian university did work on AI enhanced shark spotting tools
Speaker 3: a couple of years ago, but they said the technology
Speaker 3: struggles when it's got conditions that weren't present in the
Speaker 3: training data. They're going to make this The plan is
Speaker 3: for UC Santa Barbara to make this shark eye technology
Speaker 3: free and available for open source, basically for everybody to
Speaker 3: build on to create this app that's going to be
Speaker 3: easier for people like lifeguards and drone hobbyists to run
Speaker 3: their footage through.
Speaker 1: She just went out of bounds. It's not one of
Speaker 1: our girls, it's one of the Italians. Okay, this is
Speaker 1: very distracting. I apologize.
Speaker 3: It turns out that shark attacks are still rare. This
Speaker 3: is a funny way to write this up. According to CNN,
Speaker 3: it says sixty nine people globally were at the receiving
Speaker 3: end of unprovoked bites.
Speaker 2: Who's provoking a shark? If you provoke a shark, you
Speaker 2: should be eaten.
Speaker 3: That's Darwinism, which I guess they simply don't include the
Speaker 3: provoked sharks attacks, because then is it really an attack
Speaker 3: or is it just retribution for you bad mouthing the
Speaker 3: shark's mother or something that would be provoked. It's an
Speaker 3: average of sixty three shark attacks between twenty eighteen and
Speaker 3: twenty twenty two, and of those, only ten of them
Speaker 3: died in the shark attack.
Speaker 2: You know, watching the.
Speaker 1: Other countries, these women are all fantastic athletes.
Speaker 2: We're just so much better. We're just so much better. USA.
Speaker 1: Do you want to do a handstand in the break
Speaker 1: and I'll take video of it and we can no? No, no,
Speaker 1: no as a hard no.
Speaker 3: Or are you to do a cartwheel in the hallway
Speaker 3: because I saw the anxiety cross your face last time
Speaker 3: you tried it?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Well I'm in heels today.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, I mean, if this place wasn't so disgusting,
Speaker 1: I'd just take them off, but then i'd be barefoot.
Speaker 2: What I have found someone else who walks around here barefoot?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: I know too, I know too. It's Amy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I saw it for the first time last week.
Speaker 2: I tried not to react. I tried not to overreact
Speaker 2: this morning.
Speaker 1: What's the deal with the news anchors being barefoot? I
Speaker 1: not mean, I know, well, your shoes are really cute.
Speaker 2: Got to keep them little piggies clean.
Speaker 1: Yeah, could you imagine, like do they not see the
Speaker 1: disgusting people we work with? I mean, come on, barefoot,
Speaker 1: You're gonna get a foot fungus.
Speaker 2: You one might lose it. You might lose a foot.
Speaker 3: It's one thing if you like, if you sit there,
Speaker 3: you're generally the only person who sits at that seat
Speaker 3: all day. Yeah, generally you might feel an outsized sense
Speaker 3: of confidence that that place where your feet are right
Speaker 3: now is relatively clean. And I can understand Amy sitting
Speaker 3: in the news booth probably feels like it's relatively clean
Speaker 3: because she knows who's in there most of the time.
Speaker 2: But then to leave that the safety don't don't don't both.
Speaker 2: Let's call it.
Speaker 1: Let's call it the secret Service rule. Do not do
Speaker 1: not assume as much you're safe. This is just like
Speaker 1: that Trump rally.
Speaker 2: This place. Wait do they walk into the restrooms barefoot.
Speaker 3: I doubt I don't think Amy would do that then
Speaker 3: in the women's restroom when Amy is.
Speaker 2: In there, So I don't know that.
Speaker 1: But that guy that used to work here, Jason, he
Speaker 1: was He was barefoot everywhere, and I brought it up
Speaker 1: to him several times. That's the one who told Chris
Speaker 1: Little to eat a bag of D's on his way
Speaker 1: out right, which I kind of thought was hilarious on
Speaker 1: one hand, but showed unhinged behavior on the other.
Speaker 3: Was it a bag or a box? I felt like
Speaker 3: there was something weird about his use of the term.
Speaker 3: It was something that I think it was a bag
Speaker 3: of des Maybe not. You know what, I'll get clarification
Speaker 3: in the break.
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