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Speaker 1: So big night, Oscars. Last night, we're gonna be talking
Speaker 1: about that. A lot got some I mean, there's some
Speaker 1: good stuff, some bad stuff, some beautiful stuff, some stuff
Speaker 1: that made me cry. Also, I don't know how you
Speaker 1: felt about yesterday, but it was chill and it was beautiful.
Speaker 1: I know we had some rain come through. I didn't
Speaker 1: get in my neighborhood, but it was one of those
Speaker 1: days where the winds had kind of blown out the gunk,
Speaker 1: so the skies were super clear, and you've got some
Speaker 1: clouds and you've got some sun and some wind, and
Speaker 1: I was just like, this was like a perfect day.
Speaker 1: Just to add like ten or fifteen degrees. But I
Speaker 1: thought it was a beautiful Sunday, and also very excited
Speaker 1: because we got PIP watch going. So Jackie in shadow
Speaker 1: in a nest high above Big Bear Lake laid three eggs.
Speaker 1: We've been watching them on the Big Bear Bald Eagle
Speaker 1: cam and yesterday they confirmed that there's a pip that
Speaker 1: means the hatching progress process could be starting.
Speaker 2: There's also a lot of snow.
Speaker 1: There is snow, so the pip was recorded like at
Speaker 1: three o'clock in the afternoon. That's when they went, oh,
Speaker 1: there's one. And then I tuned in and Jackie's sitting
Speaker 1: on the nest and there's hail falling on her. I
Speaker 1: felt awful for And now there's a bunch of snow,
Speaker 1: but you know what they're built for that. We'll be
Speaker 1: watching the nest. Very exciting. Here's what's ahead on wake
Speaker 1: Up Call. North Hollywood has been shaken by a three
Speaker 1: point nine earthquake. Did you feel it? I didn't. I
Speaker 1: was asleep. The templar hit at ten thirteen last night
Speaker 1: between NoHo and Universal City. The shaking was felt as
Speaker 1: far south as Orange County. Texts between former LA Fire
Speaker 1: Chief Kristin Crowley and the leaders of several agencies leading
Speaker 1: up to January's wildfires have been released. They seem to
Speaker 1: dispute Mayor Bass's claims that Crowley didn't communicate with her
Speaker 1: or her office about fire danger. Bass was out of
Speaker 1: the country when the Palisades and Eton fires started. Bass
Speaker 1: fired Crowley last month. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says
Speaker 1: the US is committed to ending the Russia Ukraine War.
Speaker 1: Rubio's comments come days after President Trump and President Zelensky
Speaker 1: had a tense exchange in the Oval Office as they
Speaker 1: were discussing a deal that would have given the US
Speaker 1: access to Ukrainian minerals in exchange for providing aid. We're
Speaker 1: gonna be talking with kfi's White House correspondent John Decker
Speaker 1: about that. More coming up at five twenty. Let's get
Speaker 1: started with some of the stories coming out of the
Speaker 1: KFI twenty four hour newsroom. Anora the big winner from
Speaker 1: the ninety seventh Academy Awards. It won Best Picture and
Speaker 1: Best Actress for Mikey Madison got five awards in all.
Speaker 1: Adrian Brody won Best Actor for his role in The
Speaker 1: Brutalist and spoke out against hate.
Speaker 3: I pray for a healthier and a happier and a
Speaker 3: more inclusive world, and I believe if the past can
Speaker 3: teach us anything, it's a reminder to not let hate
Speaker 3: go un checked.
Speaker 1: Kieran Culkin and Zoe Saldana won for Best Supporting Actor
Speaker 1: and Actress. The ceremony pause to pay tribute to the
Speaker 1: first responders and firefighters who battled the devastating wildfires in
Speaker 1: La last month.
Speaker 4: Please welcome members of the fire service who bravely responded
Speaker 4: to and battled the Polisades.
Speaker 5: At a.
Speaker 1: Dozen LA firefighters took the stage, including LA Fire Captain
Speaker 1: York Scott and Pasadena Fires Jody Slicker. News brought to
Speaker 1: you by Semper Solaris. Text messages show coordination between former
Speaker 1: LA Fire Chief Kristan Crowley and other city leaders before
Speaker 1: and during the Palisades fire. An exchange on January sixth
Speaker 1: between Crowley, LAPD Chief MacDonell, and LA City Emergency Manager
Speaker 1: Carol Parks shows the three agreeing to activate the city's
Speaker 1: emergency operations center at the lowest level of staffing, which
Speaker 1: is Level three, because of a major Santa Anna wind
Speaker 1: event the next morning. The day the fire started, Crowley
Speaker 1: directed Parks to upgrade emergency operations to Level two, and
Speaker 1: as the Palisades fire got out of control, Crowley and
Speaker 1: Parks agreed to move emergency operations to Level one. Mayor
Speaker 1: Bass claims Crowley never called her or her chief of
Speaker 1: staff leading up to the fire. Baths was in Ghana
Speaker 1: when the fire started. Officials in Santa Fe, New Mexico,
Speaker 1: say the bodies of actor Gene Hackman and his wife,
Speaker 1: Betsy Arakawa tested negative for carbon monoch side poisoning. The
Speaker 1: bodies were discovered last week in the couple's home.
Speaker 5: The manner and cause of death has not been determined.
Speaker 6: The official results of the autopsy and toxicology reports are pending.
Speaker 1: Sheriff Aiden Mendoza says Hackman likely died on February seventh,
Speaker 1: February seventeenth, rather, that was the last day his pacemaker
Speaker 1: recorded an event. It's five oh six on your wake
Speaker 1: up call. So Academy Awards last night. I have some thoughts.
Speaker 1: IM not sure if you watched. Producer and said she watched,
Speaker 1: but she didn't really care. Will you watch YEP? I thought, overall,
Speaker 1: I think it was. It was. It was a good show.
Speaker 1: I agree, I think it you know, it went long,
Speaker 1: but we expected it to do. And I love the
Speaker 1: Red carpet before the show. I love the nuggets when
Speaker 1: they're talking to the actors and stuff and they don't
Speaker 1: ask what you're wearing, because they do ask that a lot,
Speaker 1: but when they get him to kind of open up
Speaker 1: a little bit. Aside from that, Oh, it's such an
Speaker 1: honor to be nominated, but sometimes they'll they'll talk a
Speaker 1: little bit and I think that's, you know, that's kind
Speaker 1: of fun. As far as what they were wearing, I
Speaker 1: think Demi Moore was bedazzled to the hilt, looked fabulous.
Speaker 1: I loved her her dress. Yeah, Selena Gomez also had
Speaker 1: that rose gold fitted, blingy, fabulous dress. El Fanning was
Speaker 1: more of a classic look with a white dress with
Speaker 1: a bit of a train and a black boat. I
Speaker 1: felt very Audrey Hepburn. In fact, I think a lot
Speaker 1: of it felt like old Hollywood, which I kind of liked.
Speaker 1: Was a classy. Yeah, it's unlike you know, the Grammys
Speaker 1: where everybody's half naked. Sure, I think it was beautiful.
Speaker 1: I liked Adam Sandler No, that was a bit though.
Speaker 1: Timothy Schallomey Charlomagie in almost neon yellow. I dug his outfit.
Speaker 1: I think it worked for him. Ari on A Grande
Speaker 1: looked like Glinda from Wicked in her little pink perfection
Speaker 1: and I wanted to see her sitting down in that
Speaker 1: get up, but then she changed her dress. So anyway,
Speaker 1: I love, love, loved the open. There's no fight.
Speaker 2: We cannot.
Speaker 1: Just you would have thought that Wicked was going to
Speaker 1: take home everything by the way that they started the show.
Speaker 1: I think, uh, it was just great to see Ariana
Speaker 1: Grande come out in that ruby red sequin dress or
Speaker 1: maybe it was diamond, maybe it was real rubies, who knows,
Speaker 1: but that was spectacular. I mean, man, can she sing?
Speaker 1: And I just loved Somewhere over the Rainbow. I thought
Speaker 1: that was a great way to start the show. And
Speaker 1: then they bring Cynthia Rivo out there. Didn't like her
Speaker 1: dress as much, but boy can that woman sing, and
Speaker 1: I just loved it when they paired up to sing
Speaker 1: defying gravity. I thought it was just a great way
Speaker 1: to open the show. Call it Conan O'Brien. I think
Speaker 1: he did a respectable I think it's a hard thing
Speaker 1: to do because everybody's just wanting to scrutinize you, and
Speaker 1: I think Anne said he was kind of milk toast
Speaker 1: he kind of was, but I think he did it.
Speaker 1: I think he did a good job. I did not
Speaker 1: like the way that he started though, because I didn't
Speaker 1: love the substance, and because it made me so squeamish
Speaker 1: with all the with the needles and the big gash
Speaker 1: in her back where a person climbs out, and that's
Speaker 1: what Conan O'Brien did. I didn't love that, but I
Speaker 1: get it so And as far as the winners, I
Speaker 1: didn't agree with any of the Top Acting honors at all.
Speaker 1: I think they all do a great job, or they
Speaker 1: wouldn't be nominated, but I think that there were others
Speaker 1: who did better, if that you know, I mean, but
Speaker 1: they're all top levels, so I mean at that point
Speaker 1: is the Oscar just sort of I don't know, it's
Speaker 1: just the trophy to take home. They were all They
Speaker 1: all did great, but they wouldn't have been my choices.
Speaker 1: And I really am sad that Sing Sing didn't win
Speaker 1: anything because Adapted Screenplay Actors something. Because it was the
Speaker 1: most heartwarming movie of the season I think, and like
Speaker 1: had a good message and stuff, and of course Anora
Speaker 1: was the big winner. I liked Anora. I didn't love
Speaker 1: Honora and I think that if there wouldn't have been
Speaker 1: the whole scandal with the tweets with the lead actress
Speaker 1: from Amelia Perez, I think that I think that it
Speaker 1: might have taken something. I think it might have won
Speaker 1: Best Picture, because I do I liked it better, and
Speaker 1: I was surprised that I liked both of the movies,
Speaker 1: but I liked that one better. And of course I'm
Speaker 1: glad that they included Gene Hackman, because there was all
Speaker 1: this talk like, oh, the Academy can't, can't get them
Speaker 1: get him included. This lady passed, you know, we missed
Speaker 1: the deadline or whatever. But I think that they did
Speaker 1: a nice job with that, and it seemed like there
Speaker 1: were which was a good thing. It seemed like there
Speaker 1: were fewer in memoriam, like we lost fewer actors. Yeah,
Speaker 1: last I went by pretty quickly.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Some years you just go, oh my gosh, we lost
Speaker 1: that person and that person and that person and that person.
Speaker 1: And I didn't feel like that this year. But anyway, overall,
Speaker 1: I thought it was good. It was almost four hours,
Speaker 1: but you expect it, and congratulations to the winners. That
Speaker 1: don't mean to be a downer. Everybody did a good job.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I think the Open the Wicket Open was
Speaker 1: the highlight of the whole thing for me. Of course,
Speaker 1: that was my favorite movie. Let's get back to some
Speaker 1: of the stories coming out of the KFI twenty four
Speaker 1: hour news room of protesters who targeted Elon Musk and
Speaker 1: his SpaceX headquarters in Hawthorne.
Speaker 6: Hundreds of people, many holding signs, lined the sidewalks outside
Speaker 6: the building on Saturday. The protest was called destruction of
Speaker 6: Our Government by Elon, a play on the Doge acronym.
Speaker 1: Kfi's Mark Mayfield says the protest was organized by groups
Speaker 1: against efforts to cut the federal workforce. Residents in Myrtle Beast,
Speaker 1: South Carolina, have been evacuated from Holmes as wildfires tear
Speaker 1: through the state. Governor Henry McMasters declared a state of emergency.
Speaker 1: North Carolina also fighting wildfires. More than one hundred and
Speaker 1: seventy wildfires have erupted across both states, forcing mass evacuations.
Speaker 1: Speaker Mike Johnson says Ukrainian President Zelensky may have to
Speaker 1: leave office after his public disagreement with President Trump. John
Speaker 1: Johnson told NBC's Meet the Press that Zelenski needs to
Speaker 1: show the proper gratitude for US assistants during the war
Speaker 1: with Russia and work toward ending it.
Speaker 6: Something has to change.
Speaker 5: Either he needs to come to his senses and come
Speaker 5: back to the table in gratitude, or someone else needs
Speaker 5: to leave the country to do that.
Speaker 1: Johnson also dismissed claims the US appears to be siding
Speaker 1: with Russia in the conflict, insisting that President Trump is
Speaker 1: still committed to opposing President Putin. Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost
Speaker 1: lunar lander has arrived El Cyclantic.
Speaker 5: We're on the book.
Speaker 1: The private space company in Texas landed its spacecraft early
Speaker 1: yesterday morning. The uncrewed, six foot tall lander was launched
Speaker 1: January fifteenth. Firefly's CEO Jason Kim says the Blue Ghost
Speaker 1: was stable and upright when it touched down on the surface.
Speaker 1: The landers already sent its first image back to Earth,
Speaker 1: showing dust at the landing site. Another lander from a
Speaker 1: different company is expected to arrive on the Moon this week.
Speaker 1: We're gonna be talking with ABC's Jim Ryan. He's gonna
Speaker 1: give us the latest on that that's coming up. At
Speaker 1: the bottom of the art. Love all these spacey things,
Speaker 1: Remember the first one that they sent to the moon,
Speaker 1: it landed and then tipped over, So that's why they
Speaker 1: made a big deal about this having a stable and
Speaker 1: upright landing. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy
Speaker 1: Junior says people should get vaccinated against measles.
Speaker 7: Kennedy, who has been known for vaccine skepticism, made the
Speaker 7: call in an opinion piece on Fox News Sunday. Last week,
Speaker 7: authorities reported the first measles death in the US since
Speaker 7: twenty fifteen, as a measle's outbreak has led to hospitalizations
Speaker 7: in Texas.
Speaker 1: Kfi's Tammy Trujillo says Kennedy noted that vaccinations are a
Speaker 1: personal decision, but he says the measles vaccine protects children
Speaker 1: and contributes to community immunity. Skype is shutting down. Kfi's
Speaker 1: Michael Kastner says users will be read redirected to Teams
Speaker 1: starting in May.
Speaker 8: Skype users can move their accounts to the Teams app,
Speaker 8: where the tech giant notes they can use many of
Speaker 8: the same features.
Speaker 1: A Microsoft executive called Skype an integral part of shaping
Speaker 1: modern communication. Well Cap is still on top. Captain America
Speaker 1: Brave New World remains in first place for the third
Speaker 1: straight weekend, taking in about fifteen million dollars at the
Speaker 1: box office. Not a big weekend of the movies. The
Speaker 1: Deep Sea survival thriller Last Breath debuted in second place. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that doesn't sound like any fun at all to me.
Speaker 1: The horror comedy, which I think is funny that they
Speaker 1: call it a horror in comedy, Monkey finished third. LADWP
Speaker 1: officials say they didn't know there were hundreds of fire
Speaker 1: hydrants that needed to be repaired ahead of the deadly
Speaker 1: wildfire and Pacific Palisades. The LA Time says LA Fire
Speaker 1: new thirteen hundred fire hydrants needed to be repaired months
Speaker 1: before the fires, but apparently didn't tell DWP. DWP says
Speaker 1: relies on the fire department to let it know if
Speaker 1: hydrants need to be fixed. Former LA Fire Chief Kristin
Speaker 1: Crowley will officially appeal her termination to city councilors. It
Speaker 1: happens tomorrow. She needs ten of the fifteen council members
Speaker 1: to side with her to get her job back. Crowley's
Speaker 1: a twenty five year veteran of LA Fire. She is
Speaker 1: still with the department, but no longer. Chief Harrison Ford
Speaker 1: had to cancel an appearance at the Oscars because of
Speaker 1: the shingles Is star Wars co star Mark Hamill took
Speaker 1: his place in presenting the award for Best Original Score.
Speaker 1: The Brutalist won that one. It was a beautiful score.
Speaker 1: It also won for Cinematography. Beautiful movie. We'll mention this.
Speaker 1: He said. I also loved the open before Ariana Grande
Speaker 1: and Cynthia Rivo took the stage. And I forgot to
Speaker 1: mention that, did you see that at the very beginning
Speaker 1: where they just started showing this montage of stuff around La,
Speaker 1: which I think they probably did because of the fires,
Speaker 1: just to kind of call attention to La. But I
Speaker 1: loved it. I don't know if it's like if you're
Speaker 1: not listening and in La, if it's the same for you,
Speaker 1: But for me and maybe for you in La, it's like, oh,
Speaker 1: I know that place, I know that place. I know
Speaker 1: that place. I know that place, So it's kind of
Speaker 1: makes you feel like at home. I thought that was
Speaker 1: a really fun way to start the show. Let's say
Speaker 1: good morning now to kfi's White House correspondent John Decker.
Speaker 4: Good morning, John, Hey, good morning to you. Amy Hook.
Speaker 4: You're doing well today?
Speaker 1: Oh absolutely, so, We're talking to you because it was
Speaker 1: it may have been must TV, must TV. I can't
Speaker 1: say it must see TV at the Oscars last night,
Speaker 1: but boy was it must see TV in the Oval
Speaker 1: office on Friday. Can they come back from this?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: It really was it. Actually you wanted to turn away.
Speaker 4: It was like a car crash. I really happening.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And the Oval between President Trump and President Zelenski, the
Speaker 4: meeting was going well, you know, for forty forty five minutes,
Speaker 4: and then it went off the rails and meeting over,
Speaker 4: no joint press conference, no signing ceremony concerning that mineral
Speaker 4: rights deal that the President was planning to sign with
Speaker 4: President Zelensky. And right now the relationship between the United
Speaker 4: States and Ukraine between President Trump and President Zelinsky not
Speaker 4: in a good place. I think it can be repaired.
Speaker 4: I think it can be repaired quickly. That's what President
Speaker 4: Zelinsky indicated over the weekend that he's committed to doing.
Speaker 4: He met with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, with King
Speaker 4: Charles as well, and a number of European countries, including
Speaker 4: the UK, France, perhaps Italy say they will step up
Speaker 4: to provide more military assistance to Ukraine, and also they're
Speaker 4: already speaking about that security that Ukraine has insisted upon
Speaker 4: before signing any kind of ceasefire or peace deal with Russia.
Speaker 1: Okay, So when you say that the European Union countries
Speaker 1: are saying they're going to step up, what does that mean.
Speaker 4: Well, it means that they will step up in terms
Speaker 4: of the military equipment, the military ammunition that Ukraine needs
Speaker 4: to fight this war. At the same time, also working
Speaker 4: on a diplomatic track to try to find a place
Speaker 4: where Ukraine and Russia can put a halt to the
Speaker 4: fighting which has gone on now for three years. And
Speaker 4: then lastly, once there is a piece, maintaining that piece,
Speaker 4: and that's what those three countries that I mentioned say
Speaker 4: they're committed to doing, putting their boots on the ground
Speaker 4: to maintain the security of Ukraine's sovereign integrity.
Speaker 1: Okay, so I was going to ask you boots on
Speaker 1: the ground, So that means that we would have European
Speaker 1: troops in Ukraine.
Speaker 4: Yes, I mean they've spoken about that over the course
Speaker 4: of the past few weeks.
Speaker 5: The UKSA says.
Speaker 4: They're committed to that. Of President Macrono France says he's
Speaker 4: committed to that. So that's exactly right. No American boots
Speaker 4: on the ground. President Trump has ruled that out. Even
Speaker 4: President Trump's predecessor that and Biden had.
Speaker 5: Ruled that out.
Speaker 4: So it likely will be a European mission, not a
Speaker 4: NATO mission, but a European mission to maintain security in
Speaker 4: Ukraine once if there's a piece deal that is reached
Speaker 4: between Russia and Ukraine.
Speaker 1: Okay, So now going back to the Oval Office meeting
Speaker 1: where things went, as you mentioned, off the rails, So
Speaker 1: forty five minutes they're talking, and was this before reporters
Speaker 1: were in the room or they were talking for forty.
Speaker 4: Five reporters, no Aman reporters in the room for the
Speaker 4: entire meeting. You know, that's just I've been in the
Speaker 4: Oval Office countless times, dozens of times with various presidents,
Speaker 4: including President Trump, when he's meeting with the foreign counterpart,
Speaker 4: and typically it's just a photo op. They're just reading
Speaker 4: from prepared remarks and then the presses ushered out of
Speaker 4: the room. On Friday, this was happening right in front
Speaker 4: of the press corps. The argument that we saw happen
Speaker 4: right in front of the press corps very unusual. I mean,
Speaker 4: do meetings between the president and his foreign counterparts get
Speaker 4: contentious sometimes absolutely, but it's always behind closed doors. That's
Speaker 4: not what we saw happen on Friday in the Oval Office.
Speaker 1: Okay, so what was it if you said that it
Speaker 1: was going for forty five minutes, because we didn't see
Speaker 1: that part. We saw the fight. So what was it
Speaker 1: that turned it? What Zelensky said something that they weren't
Speaker 1: happy about, and then Vance chimed in. But what was
Speaker 1: it that really turned it?
Speaker 4: I can't get inside, obviously, the leader's heads, but I
Speaker 4: can tell you what was said that precipitated this blow up,
Speaker 4: and that's President Zelensky. President Zelensky said, look, you know,
Speaker 4: you have the luxury of having an ocean to protect you.
Speaker 4: We don't have that luxury. But he said, this is
Speaker 4: President z Linsky saying this, if a deal is cut
Speaker 4: that benefits Russia, you will feel someday the problems associated
Speaker 4: with cutting a deal that benefits Russia. And President Trump
Speaker 4: did not like that. He said, don't tell us how
Speaker 4: we feel. Don't tell us what we feel, and that,
Speaker 4: for whatever reason, that phrase just got under the skin
Speaker 4: of President Trump. And that's when President when Vice President JD.
Speaker 4: Vance chimed in saying, incorrectly, by the way, that you
Speaker 4: haven't thanked us. And that's something I mean, I covers Olenski.
Speaker 4: I've been in so many meetings with that world leader
Speaker 4: so often. That's like the first thing that he does
Speaker 4: is to thank the American people, to thank Congress, to
Speaker 4: thank the White House for all of the support that
Speaker 4: they have committed to Ukraine over the course of the
Speaker 4: past three years.
Speaker 1: Okay, I think maybe Vance was talking about that day specifically.
Speaker 1: I heard him say you haven't said that he did.
Speaker 4: He did, Yeah, but in the Oval office in front
Speaker 4: of the press corps. Indeed he did. That's the way
Speaker 4: he began his remarks by by thanking the President. Maybe
Speaker 4: it wasn't as effusive as Vice President Vance would have liked,
Speaker 4: but there was certainly a show of appreciation and thanks
Speaker 4: coming from President's Lensky.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, hopefully tempers will calm and they can get
Speaker 1: back together and get this done. John, thank you so much,
Speaker 1: appreciate the information and insight.
Speaker 4: As always, absolutely all right.
Speaker 1: Thanks. I love that we've got John in the White
Speaker 1: House and he's you know, he's been there, he's been
Speaker 1: in the room, so he kind of knows how it
Speaker 1: goes interesting stuff. Police in the German city of Mannheim
Speaker 1: say one person has been killed and others have been
Speaker 1: hurt by a person who drove into a crowd of
Speaker 1: people in the city center. One person has been taken
Speaker 1: into custody. Police have asked the public to stay away
Speaker 1: from the downtown area and stay in their homes. Southgate
Speaker 1: police say they've confiscated more than three hundred pounds of
Speaker 1: methamphetamine during a traffic stop. The guy was pulled over
Speaker 1: on Friday. Police dogs sniffed out the drugs. The drivers
Speaker 1: facing multiple charges. Police say the drugs have a street
Speaker 1: value of more than a million dollars. A sheriff in
Speaker 1: the Sierra Nevada says he plans to defy California's sanctuary
Speaker 1: law by letting immigration authorities know when he arrests illegal immigrants.
Speaker 1: Amador County Sheriff Gary Redman's says he is upholding federal law,
Speaker 1: which forbids harboring people in the country legally. California's sanctuary law,
Speaker 1: which was passed in twenty seventeen, limits police cooperation with
Speaker 1: immigration enforcement. Redmond plans to challenge that law. As President
Speaker 1: Trump promises a major deportation effort. The ACLU is suing
Speaker 1: the Trump administration to try to stop the transfer of
Speaker 1: ten illegal immigrants to Guantanamo Bay.
Speaker 6: The activist group argues there's no legal authority to transfer
Speaker 6: them to the detention camp and say the move would
Speaker 6: violate both federal law and the US Constitution.
Speaker 1: Kfi's Mark Mayfield says the ACLU clarified it is not
Speaker 1: fighting the government's authority to detain the group, only the
Speaker 1: transfer of the group to Cuba. People in La have
Speaker 1: said goodbye to a piece of southern California history.
Speaker 9: Fearful lost meals were served Sunday at the original Pantry
Speaker 9: Cafe in downtown La. The restaurant is shutting down after
Speaker 9: one hundred years at the corner of Figaroa and James
Speaker 9: Wood Boulevard.
Speaker 1: For me, it's more about like the history.
Speaker 5: It's been here for so long, so many Anzelinos I've
Speaker 5: gone in through these doors.
Speaker 9: The closure comes after its owners and a union representing
Speaker 9: the employees Unite Here Local eleven weren't able to come
Speaker 9: to an agreement on a new contract, so the Eateies
Speaker 9: owners decided to shut it down. Longtime customers waited for
Speaker 9: up to six hours to get one last taste of
Speaker 9: their favorite dish.
Speaker 5: I'm having the famous ham and cheese omble, same order
Speaker 5: I've had since I was like probably eight years old.
Speaker 9: Rems for the pantry say sales talks have been ongoing
Speaker 9: since last summer. Other Brooker KFI News.
Speaker 1: A dozen LA area firefighters have been honored on stage
Speaker 1: the Academy Awards. LA Fire Captain Eric Scott, helicopter pilot
Speaker 1: Jonathan Johnson Junior, and Pasadena Fire Captain Jody Slicker led
Speaker 1: the team on stage. The audience gave the firefighters a
Speaker 1: more than minute long standing ovation. Of course, the group
Speaker 1: of firefighters battled the deadly Palisades and Eaten fires, which
Speaker 1: started nearly two months ago. The ACLU issuing the Trump
Speaker 1: administration to stop ten illegal immigrants from being transferred to
Speaker 1: Guantanamo Bay. The acl U says there's no legal authority
Speaker 1: to move them to the detention camp. SpaceX is planning
Speaker 1: to test launch another Starship rocket. During the last test
Speaker 1: flight a month and a half ago, an explosion of
Speaker 1: the rocket's upper stage sent debris raining down near the
Speaker 1: Turks and Caicos. SpaceX says it has made upgrades to
Speaker 1: the rocket since the explosion. It's scheduled to lift off
Speaker 1: today from SpaceX's Star bas facility in South Texas. Uh,
Speaker 1: let's go to South Texas and say good morning now
Speaker 1: to ABC's.
Speaker 2: Fly Me Too. Let me play among the stars.
Speaker 8: I'm actually in North Texas. Let a. Galaxy Quest was
Speaker 8: one of the greatest and yet terribly underrated movies.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, it's one of my favorites. I just
Speaker 1: dig it. But I'm a big Star Trek fan, and yeah,
Speaker 1: you kind of have to be a Star Trek fan
Speaker 1: to get Galaxy Quest.
Speaker 8: Right and get the spoof that, you know, to send.
Speaker 1: Up that it was very good though classic. Okay, so
Speaker 1: we're back. We're on the moon.
Speaker 8: Yeah we are, well, at least somebody is on them
Speaker 8: and no thing is on the moon.
Speaker 2: Yeah. A.
Speaker 8: It's a robot. Essentially, it's about six and a half
Speaker 8: feet tall, about the height of Charles Barkley at eleven
Speaker 8: feet wide, and it landed on the Moon. If you're
Speaker 8: looking at the Moon from where we are, it's up
Speaker 8: in the northeast the upper right quadrant of the Moon,
Speaker 8: where it's sitting near a crater that's about three hundred
Speaker 8: feet three hundred miles rather across, and it's the beginning.
Speaker 8: It's experiments. It's got two weeks to get everything done
Speaker 8: before the sun sets up there and the thing goes dark.
Speaker 8: Batteries diet plunges to minus two hundred and fifty degrees
Speaker 8: and it's just sitting there for forever essentially.
Speaker 1: Oh so it's after two weeks, it's done. It doesn't
Speaker 1: like get fired up again when it gets lighting.
Speaker 8: Most likely it won't, you know. I mean, we've heard
Speaker 8: about these, you know, the deep space probes that work
Speaker 8: long after they were supposed to. They come back to
Speaker 8: life and they send back, you know, whatever data, and
Speaker 8: that might happen with this one, but at least for now,
Speaker 8: it's planned obsolescence. Has it shutting down about two weeks.
Speaker 1: Okay, so they got a lot to do in a
Speaker 1: short amount of time.
Speaker 8: What all are they doing, Well, they're going to do
Speaker 8: They're going to do drilling technology. They're going to look
Speaker 8: for new technology for drilling down into the surface of
Speaker 8: the planet, not the planet of the moon, regulate sample
Speaker 8: collection capability. So they're not really interested in what is
Speaker 8: going to be dug up with drilling or the samples collected,
Speaker 8: because they're not coming back anyway. It's more about the
Speaker 8: technology to drill into the surface. They're also going to
Speaker 8: try to answer this question. Amy. If you're sitting there
Speaker 8: in Los Angeles and you need to get somewhere, You're
Speaker 8: trying to get from point to point B, you pull
Speaker 8: out your phone, your smartphone, you tell it where you're going,
Speaker 8: and it gives you the coordinates or tells you step
Speaker 8: by step directions to get there. Would that work on
Speaker 8: the moon. Would you're smart on the moon? Work on
Speaker 8: the moon? Because the GPS satellites are circling the Earth.
Speaker 8: Would they tell you where you are on the Moon
Speaker 8: in relation to some other point? So they want to
Speaker 8: try to to get to the bottom of that mystery.
Speaker 1: Okay, and then you know on Friday? Was it Friday? Thursday?
Speaker 1: We talked to Nikki Fox at NASA headquarters. She said
Speaker 1: the other thing that they're trying that they're going to
Speaker 1: do is they're watching space dust, yes, and trying to
Speaker 1: figure out if that's going to interfere with their equipment,
Speaker 1: so they can figure out how to make it not
Speaker 1: interfere with their equipment. As they do more missions in.
Speaker 8: Dust mitigation and also radiation mitigation, they would have tried
Speaker 8: to figure out how to protect the future astronauts and
Speaker 8: future equipment as it passes through these deep layers of
Speaker 8: radiation on the way to the Moon. So yeah, radiation, loutar, dust,
Speaker 8: and just the general environment there on the Moon and
Speaker 8: how to make it more hospitable to human beings.
Speaker 1: Okay. And then there's another lander that's on its way
Speaker 1: in about three days.
Speaker 8: That one is going to touch down. This one is
Speaker 8: the product of a company called Firefly Aerospace based outside Austin.
Speaker 8: Intuitive Machines based outside Houston, has this lander that's supposed
Speaker 8: to touch down later this week, and it has a rover,
Speaker 8: the first commercial rover. So it's going to you know,
Speaker 8: be puttering around there on the lunar surface. Is actually
Speaker 8: going to roll around and do its work that way.
Speaker 8: The poor blue Ghost, the one that just landed there yesterday,
Speaker 8: it's not going anywhere forever.
Speaker 1: Okay. So the one that's got the rover. It's funny
Speaker 1: that we haven't had a rover on the Moon, but
Speaker 1: we have had one on Mars.
Speaker 8: I know, the little said the little helicopter, which was
Speaker 8: very cool. Oh yeah, yeah, it lasted a lot longer
Speaker 8: than it was supposed to.
Speaker 1: Okay, So is the one that's coming down with the rover.
Speaker 1: Is that going to be active for like two weeks
Speaker 1: and then it's going to go dead too or is
Speaker 1: it maybe gonna.
Speaker 8: Probably you know, they may have figured something out how
Speaker 8: to extend it. But I mean our day here, our
Speaker 8: twenty four hour day that lasts fourteen days on the moon,
Speaker 8: they've got fourteen days worth of sunlight until the sun sets,
Speaker 8: and once that happens, it gets extremely cold, it gets
Speaker 8: extremely dark, and these batteries it's still a fragile piece
Speaker 8: of equipment. You can't, you know, send a car battery
Speaker 8: up there. It's it's too much weight. So yeah, we'll
Speaker 8: see what happens with the one later this week.
Speaker 1: They need to get Wally up there.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I guess you do.
Speaker 1: ABC's Jim right, two D two. I know it's something
Speaker 1: that'll tougher, right, Jim Ryan, thank you so much for
Speaker 1: the information, buddy. Yeah, yeah, all right, we'll talk to
Speaker 1: you soon. Time to get in your business now with
Speaker 1: Bloomberg's Courtney Donaho. Good morning, Courtney, good.
Speaker 2: Morning, Happy day after oscars to you guys all tired too, well,
Speaker 2: you know what.
Speaker 1: The good news is the ceremony starts at four, so
Speaker 1: even when it goes long, you can still get to
Speaker 1: bed on time.
Speaker 2: So yeah, speaking not like New York.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, that's right, you guys didn't. They didn't finish
Speaker 1: till wet midnight.
Speaker 2: About midnight, So yeah, I had to turn it off
Speaker 2: with these early hours. He had to turn it off
Speaker 2: at a certain line.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you weren't the only one turning it off.
Speaker 1: Apparently Hulu had some technical difficulties.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Hulu had a bunch of issues. They experienced it
Speaker 2: right as the Oscars got underway. This is the first
Speaker 2: time the streaming service, which by the way, zoned by Disney,
Speaker 2: was broadcasting the event. So after about two hours, Disney
Speaker 2: said that it had identified the issue, without providing the details.
Speaker 2: But the trouble that we saw at Hulu comes as
Speaker 2: the Academy has begun the hunt for the next teaving
Speaker 2: home for the Oscars. Now we all know ABC has
Speaker 2: aired the Academy Awards for what seems like forever. Actually
Speaker 2: it's about fifty years right now, and they're going to
Speaker 2: continue to do so through twenty twenty eight. But the
Speaker 2: Academy opened negotiations last year with Disney about renewing the deal.
Speaker 2: But that window, the exclusive negotiating window between the two sides,
Speaker 2: that actually lapsed without a new agreement. So we'll see
Speaker 2: who's next to able to host them if ABC doesn't
Speaker 2: step in or Disney doesn't step.
Speaker 1: In, And it'd be interesting to see if there's sort
Speaker 1: of a fight for them, because you know, more and
Speaker 1: more people it seems like just don't care about them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it seems like award shows when you look at
Speaker 2: what the ratings they've gone down over the years. But
Speaker 2: it's still it's an event that gets a lot of
Speaker 2: America in front of their screens. People talk about, people
Speaker 2: have parties around it, kind of like along the lines
Speaker 2: of the Super Bowl. So it is kind of a
Speaker 2: gem that most of these companies want to be able
Speaker 2: to have. And I'm sure in these negotiations a lot
Speaker 2: of streamers might be stepping in. Who knows what Netflix
Speaker 2: may do because they've been jumping in recently when it
Speaker 2: comes to a lot of live events.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think they just did the I think the
Speaker 1: SAG Awards around Netflix not one hundred percent sure. Okay,
Speaker 1: So let's go and get into the business of food
Speaker 1: and when we have hot, spicy things like spicy cheetos
Speaker 1: and do ritos. They're all these bright colors. But somebody's
Speaker 1: bucking that trend.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, well we have the simply Ruffles Hot and
Speaker 2: Spicy that's heading the grocery store shelves today. So Ruffles
Speaker 2: is owned by Lace, which is owned by Pepsi. But
Speaker 2: you know, if a potato chip isn't bright red, how
Speaker 2: do people know that it's spicy? And that's because we're
Speaker 2: we always assign it with talkies or whatever kind of
Speaker 2: food that we have. If it's bright red, then it
Speaker 2: must be really hot food. So these chips are orangish.
Speaker 2: They're speckled with spices, but placed next to the Ruffles
Speaker 2: flamen hants, the chips are basically beige. So instead of
Speaker 2: artificial dyes, the new chips use tomato power powder and
Speaker 2: red chili pepper. And even though they are a lighter color,
Speaker 2: they definitely punch you in mouth with spice. But Pepsi
Speaker 2: says it's going to try to roll out about eight
Speaker 2: brands this year that don't have artificial dyes in them.
Speaker 1: Part of the Maha moment movement. Yes, exactly, before I
Speaker 1: let you go, Well, they might be toning down the ruffles.
Speaker 1: Sour patch kids are glowing up.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, no, so snackmaker mandoleis. They're rolling out these
Speaker 2: sour patch kids that give off a fluorescent glow under
Speaker 2: black lights. So, according to the Wall Street Journal, it
Speaker 2: contains an edible consetti made with a flavorless tumeric extract
Speaker 2: that gives off that shine. So it is the natural ingredient.
Speaker 2: I'm sure my children are going to be running for that.
Speaker 1: There's just nothing natural that sounding about that, though, so
Speaker 1: we'll see.
Speaker 2: There's also going to be Swedish fish glow ups. And
Speaker 2: I love Swedish fish.
Speaker 1: We used to get them after church every Sunday.
Speaker 2: Okay, aw, they are the best party. Do a candy
Speaker 2: any discussion, right.
Speaker 1: Courtney, thank you so much. We'll get in your business
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Speaker 1: on the ninety seventh Academy Awards.
Speaker 5: I think this was a huge night for independent film amy.
Speaker 5: If there's any takeaway, it's that these smaller movies really
Speaker 5: did get their time in the sun. At the ninety
Speaker 5: seventh Annuel Academy Awards. The big winner of the night,
Speaker 5: of course, is Anora. This was a movie that was
Speaker 5: only made for about six million dollars or so tells
Speaker 5: the story of a sex worker in Brooklyn who falls
Speaker 5: in love with the air to a Russian fortune and
Speaker 5: then kind of things go awry over the course of
Speaker 5: one particularly exciting night. This movie took home of five
Speaker 5: different oscars. It took home the award for Best Director
Speaker 5: Sean Baker, who we heard from several times over the
Speaker 5: course of the night. Again, small little film, so he
Speaker 5: also wrote this movie took home Best Original Screenplay. It
Speaker 5: won Best Actress in a Leading Role, kind of upsetting
Speaker 5: the conventional wisdom that Demi Moore was going to win
Speaker 5: that prize for the substance. Mikey Madison from Anora took
Speaker 5: home that prize, and of course it won the biggest
Speaker 5: award of the night, which was of course Best Picture.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I didn't agree with that, but you know, were
Speaker 1: there any real surprises aside from Mikey Madison taking it, Because,
Speaker 1: as you mentioned, Demi Moore was sort of the favorite
Speaker 1: for this one.
Speaker 5: She was sort of a favorite. Though it is worth
Speaker 5: mentioning if you go back historically, the actress in a
Speaker 5: leading role category generally does go to a younger actress.
Speaker 5: For whatever reason, Academy voters like to go for the
Speaker 5: sort of up and comer in that category, versus the
Speaker 5: actor in a leading role category usually goes to a
Speaker 5: sort of elder statesman sort of figure, a more established actor,
Speaker 5: and that was the case last night as well. We
Speaker 5: had a race in that category between Adrian Brody for
Speaker 5: The Brutalist, another independent film, and Timothy Chalomey for a
Speaker 5: complete unknown. Timothy Shalamey just turned twenty nine back in December.
Speaker 5: He was sort of thought of as the spoiler candidate here.
Speaker 5: But Adrian Brody took home his second Oscar he won
Speaker 5: in two thousand and two for his role and The Pianist,
Speaker 5: now winning for this ten million dollar independent film about
Speaker 5: the post war immigrant experiment experience in the United States.
Speaker 5: This movie that kind of captured a lot of attention
Speaker 5: for a number of different reasons. It's very long, obviously
Speaker 5: has an intermission. It's eight hours plus. It was three
Speaker 5: and a half the followed three and a half. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but I will say I, having seen it like that movie,
Speaker 5: does it sounds crazy? But it is paced very well.
Speaker 5: It doesn't feel that long, and I think that's a
Speaker 5: testament to its editing, which it did not win Anora
Speaker 5: One Best Editing at which you know, was another one
Speaker 5: of its trophies that it took home last night. I'm
Speaker 5: trying to think I have any other sort of big surprises.
Speaker 5: There was not a ton of huge surprises other than
Speaker 5: things that we kind of expected a couple of weeks ago, right,
Speaker 5: you know, if you rewind to when the Oscar nominees
Speaker 5: were announced, Amelia Peretz seemed to be the odds on favorite.
Speaker 5: It garnered thirteen nominations across the twenty three different categories
Speaker 5: that we talk about here. It was a huge number.
Speaker 5: But last night it really only took home about two awards,
Speaker 5: won for that Supporting Actress for Zoe Saldana and Best
Speaker 5: Original Song. And I think a lot of that has
Speaker 5: to do with some of the controversy that that erupted
Speaker 5: around that movie in the weeks leading up to the Oscars. Again,
Speaker 5: not a surprise. We could have guessed that when those
Speaker 5: controversies kind of came to the fore, some bad, you know,
Speaker 5: controversial social media posts from its lead actor, you know,
Speaker 5: it's treatment of some of its sort of topics, including
Speaker 5: the trans experience, experience, and you know violence. South of
Speaker 5: the Border really did kind of divide opinion that that film.
Speaker 5: So it seemed like that movie the shine was taken
Speaker 5: off of Amelia Perez going into the Oscars. But I
Speaker 5: guess if you had asked you that question back when
Speaker 5: the nominees were announced it it would have been a
Speaker 5: big surprise.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think that I liked that movie so much
Speaker 1: more than I anticipated liking it. I thought that it
Speaker 1: was you know, because it had some like redemption in it,
Speaker 1: like if you're bad, can you become good? And it
Speaker 1: kind of gave you some insight into the whole transgender thing,
Speaker 1: like because it's it's such a small proportion of people,
Speaker 1: like you know, you go, what what is the thinking?
Speaker 1: How do you get inside their heads and kind of
Speaker 1: get you know what, like why would you want to
Speaker 1: do that? You know, because for the majority of us,
Speaker 1: none of us are going to do that. So I
Speaker 1: thought that they handled that so well, and I think
Speaker 1: it was really insightful. Where I don't I don't think
Speaker 1: Anora really, I don't know. I just I like a
Speaker 1: movie that there's some redemption and some good stuff that happens,
Speaker 1: and like people learn lessons and I don't think Anora
Speaker 1: they did.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, look, that's kind of the exciting part
Speaker 5: about the Oscars, that about film is that you can
Speaker 5: kind of have you disagree obviously with the way the
Speaker 5: Academy went here, but that's I think part of what
Speaker 5: makes the Oscars kind of fun to talk about. Yeah,
Speaker 5: you know, I think that you know, Anora is a
Speaker 5: movie that certainly itself divides opinion. There are a lot
Speaker 5: of people out there who don't like it's treatment of
Speaker 5: sex workers. Although you heard a lot of that talk
Speaker 5: at the Oscars last night. A lot of the speeches
Speaker 5: had to do with sort of elevating the role of
Speaker 5: the sex worker and making sure that those people have
Speaker 5: their time in the sun and are able to live
Speaker 5: a safe and well regulated life and what have you.
Speaker 5: So like that was a piece of this as well.
Speaker 5: But I would say I think that the the independent
Speaker 5: film sort of theme was the thing that kind of
Speaker 5: came through the most to me was that you know,
Speaker 5: these are not awards that you know, we hand out
Speaker 5: to the blockbusters, not necessarily the movies that everyone has seen.
Speaker 5: Honora did not make a ton of money at the
Speaker 5: box office, but now a lot of people are talking
Speaker 5: about it, and maybe a lot of more people would
Speaker 5: see it than they otherwise would have the opportunity.
Speaker 1: I called it the dirty or darker pretty woman.
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah, a lot of people call it the X
Speaker 5: rated a pretty woman. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And you got to you gotta like the effort a lot.
Speaker 1: I think Conda Brian said, she said it over Mikey.
Speaker 1: She did a great job that she said the effort
Speaker 1: like more than four hundred times, and that was just
Speaker 1: her and then you it's not even the rest of
Speaker 1: the cast.
Speaker 5: It was right, which was actually a part of Speaking
Speaker 5: of Conan, that was a part of a larger joke
Speaker 5: that he was telling about Amelia Perez, which I you know,
Speaker 5: I don't think anyone really expected him to go quite there,
Speaker 5: but he made the joke that, you know, the the
Speaker 5: F word has used four hundred and seventy something times
Speaker 5: in Anora, and he said instantly that's the amount of
Speaker 5: times it was used when Carlos Escun's publicist learned about
Speaker 5: these old social media posts. So yeah, I mean he
Speaker 5: went there. I mean that's I mean to be expected.
Speaker 5: I think with Conan, who's a seasoned late night host.
Speaker 5: He's hosted other awards shows like the Emmys before, He's
Speaker 5: hosted music awards shows as well. This is his first
Speaker 5: time hosting the Oscars, and I think, you know, reviews
Speaker 5: generally positive. You know, he's a pretty likable guy, pretty
Speaker 5: funny guy, good bits throughout. He opened with a sort
Speaker 5: of reference to the substance. He had various bits throughout
Speaker 5: the night about not making the show go too long,
Speaker 5: because oftentimes it's a complaint that the Oscars tend to
Speaker 5: drag on a little bit. This was a long Oscars.
Speaker 5: It was about three hours, so yeah, which you know,
Speaker 5: people expected right there. They were kind of you know,
Speaker 5: buckled in for the long haul. That was being telegraphed
Speaker 5: by some of the producers going in that you know,
Speaker 5: we got some some longer bits here and that that's
Speaker 5: going to extend the run time. They didn't do what
Speaker 5: normally adds to the Oscars run time, which is the
Speaker 5: performances of the best original song. They traded that instead
Speaker 5: for a couple other things. They did a long tribute
Speaker 5: to James Bond. They talked about that.
Speaker 2: Without that, Yeah, it kind of.
Speaker 5: Went on for a while. Didn't it. Yeah, I liked
Speaker 5: the video segment. I thought the interpretive dance segment, you know,
Speaker 5: maybe would have worked on its own. But like, yeah,
Speaker 5: I just I looked at my watch a couple of
Speaker 5: times during that. But yeah, like things like that, I
Speaker 5: tended to extend the run time a lot. But then again,
Speaker 5: you talk to like awards watchers, people who really love
Speaker 5: this sort of thing, It's like, yeah, I don't care
Speaker 5: how long it is. I like movies, right, Like, I'm
Speaker 5: here to watch the Awards. Now, that's that's kind of
Speaker 5: why we're all here. So you know, it's it's you know,
Speaker 5: the back and forth that we always talk about during
Speaker 5: the awards is who therefore are they for the hardcore
Speaker 5: fans or are they for a more general audience? And
Speaker 5: you know, it clearly came down on one side of
Speaker 5: that isoleft.
Speaker 1: All right, ABC's Mike Tbuski, thanks so much, appreciate it,
Speaker 1: of course. Take all right, let's get back to some
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