Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
Speaker 1: AM six forty the Gary and Shannon Show on demand
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Speaker 2: What else is going on? Time four? What's happening?
Speaker 1: Well, we're going to see some warm temperatures. We're gonna
Speaker 1: get blasted by a heat wave. We'll probably see some
Speaker 1: of our first triple digit temperatures and parts of the
Speaker 1: valley through this week. Wednesday is the expected hottest day
Speaker 1: of the week. One oh three we're looking for in
Speaker 1: Woodland Hills, maybe one oh one on Thursday, And of
Speaker 1: course Henry de Carlo Channel five says, be careful, it's
Speaker 1: going to be hot out there. Speaking of weather, there
Speaker 1: are more deadly storms expected in this severe weather event
Speaker 1: throughout the Midwest and the Plain States making its way
Speaker 1: towards the east. At least thirty one million people at
Speaker 1: risk for severe storms from central Texas up to Iowa.
Speaker 1: They're talking about large hail, the potential for damaging winds,
Speaker 1: several possibly strong tornadoes. The cities with the greatest risk
Speaker 1: right now big cities at least Oklahoma City and Tulsa, Dallas,
Speaker 1: Kansas City. Storms are expected to get as we get
Speaker 1: into the afternoon in those areas afternoon and evening. At
Speaker 1: least ten states sauce tornadoes just over the weekend, including
Speaker 1: some in Reno County, Kansas, Powdell, Pinto County, Texas, and
Speaker 1: at least twenty eight people died. This was a woman
Speaker 1: who in Kentucky said that there was really just nothing
Speaker 1: left of her town.
Speaker 2: There's nothing left. There was nothing left nothing. It's honestly,
Speaker 2: it's devastating. It makes me sick. We've lost everything.
Speaker 1: Here's a fun story. Bedbugs in Vegas. Two hotels on
Speaker 1: the Strip are now facing lawsuits after allegations that guests
Speaker 1: were bitten by bedbugs, Treasure Island and the Luxor. These
Speaker 1: three lawsuits filed against them at the end of April
Speaker 1: for alleged incidents that happened and a summer of last year.
Speaker 1: One woman, Teresa, says she stayed at Treasure Island from
Speaker 1: June twentieth to the twenty third last year. She claimed
Speaker 1: that she informed the hotel's management about the issue and
Speaker 1: was moved to another room, but noticed more bites after
Speaker 1: her second room assignment. When staff inspected her new room,
Speaker 1: the hotel workers reportedly confirmed that yes, there were bedbugs
Speaker 1: The lawsuits against the Luxor were filed by a couple
Speaker 1: from Illinois stayed there in early June, and another guest
Speaker 1: from mid July that was These lawsuits come about a
Speaker 1: year after the bedbugs reported discovered at Encourt, The Win,
Speaker 1: the ex Caliber, the Mirage, the Venetian, also critters at
Speaker 1: Resorts World, Bellagio, Hilton Vacation Club, and the Cosmopolitan of
Speaker 1: Las Vegas. The idea if you're paying for one of
Speaker 1: those cheap rooms is, yeah, you run the risk of bedbugs.
Speaker 1: But if you're dropping a few hundred or many hundred
Speaker 1: dollars per night at some of those higher end places,
Speaker 1: the expectation is that you would not be getting bed bugs.
Speaker 1: Here's a fun story as well. Triplets are all graduating
Speaker 1: from San Diego State University, all graduating Summa cum laud Kale, Miley,
Speaker 1: and Maconaugh young degrees in Integrated Marketing and Communications. The
Speaker 1: three of them said their shared path wasn't entirely intentional,
Speaker 1: but it worked out just right. One of the sisters says,
Speaker 1: we tried not to influence where the other two were
Speaker 1: planning on going to college.
Speaker 2: It just kind of worked out this way.
Speaker 1: After graduation, they will begin remote jobs as social media specialists,
Speaker 1: all of them at the same digital marketing agency, Power
Speaker 1: Digital Marketing. They'll be working within the same department. Each
Speaker 1: will specialize in different industries fashion, consumer, package goods, and lifestyle.
Speaker 1: For the much of their lives, the three of them
Speaker 1: say they've done almost everything together and that they are
Speaker 1: best friends. Oh okay, Elmo, Big Bird, Oscar, the Grouse,
Speaker 1: Cookie Monster, the rest of Sesame Street are going to
Speaker 1: be headed to Netflix. The nonprofit education organization behind Sesame Street,
Speaker 1: you know, the Sesame worksop Workshops, made a couple of
Speaker 1: announcements today. Number one that the new season of Sesame
Speaker 1: Street and all of the library episodes, all the past
Speaker 1: episodes are going to be on Netflix worldwide, and those
Speaker 1: same episodes will release on the same day on PBS
Speaker 1: stations and the PBS Kid's digital platform in the United States,
Speaker 1: so that fifty plus year relationship is still going strong.
Speaker 2: They said.
Speaker 1: The move to Netflix comes after Warner Brothers Discovery did
Speaker 1: not renew the deal for Sesame Street on Max on
Speaker 1: HBO Max. So when that happened, they were looking for
Speaker 1: a new partnership and Netflix swoops in and says we
Speaker 1: have money, we can give some to you. And then
Speaker 1: French police amazingly have recovered the long lost head of
Speaker 1: Jim Morrison, thirty seven years after it was taken from
Speaker 1: the cemetery in Paris. Jim Morrison, of course, frontman for
Speaker 1: the Doors. The head, the iconic bust of Jim Morrison,
Speaker 1: went missing in nineteen eighty eight. They said they found
Speaker 1: it during a search tied to a fraud case led
Speaker 1: by the Public Prosecutor's office there in Paris. People go
Speaker 1: to that Jim Morrison's grave in Paris, the pere Lacher Cemetery,
Speaker 1: and I think I said that right. But he was
Speaker 1: buried after he died in Paris in nineteen seventy one.
Speaker 1: He was only twenty seven years old. It's just an
Speaker 1: absolute mess. That area around the Jim Morrison grave is
Speaker 1: a mess, and it was. There's just graffiti and handwriting
Speaker 1: all over it, all over his headstone, but also the
Speaker 1: headstones that are nearby. Unfortunately, the sculpture was originally by
Speaker 1: a Croatian artist, was placed on Jim Morrison's grave to
Speaker 1: mark the tenth anniversary of his death and is probably
Speaker 1: the most visited grave of a musician ever, more so
Speaker 1: than Graceland in nineteen ninety one. They actually said that
Speaker 1: there was a riot that broke out at the gravesite
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety one, with a twentieth anniversary of his death,
Speaker 1: after a security guard was hired. There was one that
Speaker 1: was permanently stationed at Morrison's grave, But the mession messages
Speaker 1: continue to appear on the surrounding tombs, the circumstances of
Speaker 1: his death. It's Jim Morrison, and it's still a mystery.
Speaker 1: Although a lot of people said he died of cardiac
Speaker 1: arrest in his bathtub, there was a book that came
Speaker 1: out a few years ago that said that this was
Speaker 1: the sanitized version that he actually died from a heroin
Speaker 1: overdose on the toilet of a nightclub, which is probably
Speaker 1: much much more rock and roll than just drowning in
Speaker 1: your bathtub. But in February, Paris named a bridge after
Speaker 1: Jim Morrison was located just a few steps away from
Speaker 1: the Marai district where he was last living. So all right, well,
Speaker 1: there is an update going on right now in New York.
Speaker 1: The National Transportation Safety Board says they're working with Mexican
Speaker 1: counterparts to get full access to this huge sailing ship
Speaker 1: that ran into the Brooklyn Bridge over the weekend and
Speaker 1: killed two Mexican sailors. We'll talk about that and also
Speaker 1: get into our terror in the skies when we come
Speaker 1: back to Gary and Shannon.
Speaker 2: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 2: AM six forty.
Speaker 1: President Trump is speaking from the White House and he
Speaker 1: was talking about specifically there's a bill that he's about
Speaker 1: to sign to crack down on non consensual online publication
Speaker 1: of sexually explicit images. But he's been talking also about
Speaker 1: his phone call this morning with Vladimir Putin out of the.
Speaker 3: Force of care, and I can say that she loves children,
Speaker 3: and you really worked very hard on this, and you
Speaker 3: had a lot of help.
Speaker 2: Pore timing on my part.
Speaker 1: He's talking about his wife, but he says he did
Speaker 1: speak to other European nations after the call with Vladimir
Speaker 1: Putin today in an attempt to bring about some ceasefire
Speaker 1: discussions between Ukraine and Russia. So he'll get more questions,
Speaker 1: of course after the bill signing, and if he says
Speaker 1: anything important, we'll definitely bring it to you. As I
Speaker 1: look up in the skies, I see terror, a lot
Speaker 1: of terror.
Speaker 2: It's time for terror in the skuys.
Speaker 1: Like is zero and ire you're Claret to day off, Roger,
Speaker 1: get off my plane.
Speaker 2: Roger Rogers's our Victor, Victor.
Speaker 3: Enough is enough?
Speaker 4: I have handed with these mulcky pint and snakes on
Speaker 4: this money.
Speaker 2: To It's Gary and Shannon's terror in the skies. O KFI.
Speaker 1: Well, it's not only air are airport that are having
Speaker 1: a meltdowns. France's Civil Asia Aviation Authority said some flights
Speaker 1: had to be canceled others delayed at the Paris Orley Airport,
Speaker 1: a day after an air traffic control system suffered a
Speaker 1: break down they said caused substantial disruption.
Speaker 2: The situation is improving.
Speaker 1: Airlines have been asked to reduce flights by fifteen percent today.
Speaker 1: That's down from forty percent on Sunday. Paris Orly serves
Speaker 1: domestic and international flights, including to most European countries and
Speaker 1: to the United States. They said some flights to Italy, Spain,
Speaker 1: Portugal and southern France had to be canceled. As of today,
Speaker 1: about thirty three million people travel through Paris Orly Airport
Speaker 1: a year. That's about half as many as Charles Dugaul Airport.
Speaker 1: According to the people.
Speaker 2: Who are in the now.
Speaker 1: In Luftanza, there was a pilot who got up to
Speaker 1: go to the bathroom about a half an hour left
Speaker 1: in his flight.
Speaker 2: Pilot says, XO has the con or whatever they say
Speaker 2: to each other when one leaves, and then the copilot fainted.
Speaker 1: The airbus A three twenty one carrying two hundred passenger
Speaker 1: six crew members. The plane's captain was in the bathroom.
Speaker 1: The co pilot fainted. Now, they said. The pilot apparently
Speaker 1: operated the controls unintentionally, which allows the plane to continue
Speaker 1: flying because of active copilot, But the voice recorder caught
Speaker 1: strange noises in the cockpit that were consistent with an
Speaker 1: acute health emergency, whatever that was. So the pilot, finishing
Speaker 1: up in the john tries re entering the cockpit using
Speaker 1: the regular door opening code, which triggers a buzzer so
Speaker 1: that the copilot can hit the button and open the door.
Speaker 1: The captain did it five times without being able to
Speaker 1: get in, so the stewardess tried to contact the copilot
Speaker 1: using the on board telephone. The captain then types in
Speaker 1: an emergency that allows him to open the door on
Speaker 1: his own, but shortly before the door would have opened automatically.
Speaker 1: The co pilot opened it despite the fact that he
Speaker 1: had fainted earlier. They did make an unplanned landing in Madrid,
Speaker 1: where they took the co pilot to the hospital. Luftansa said,
Speaker 1: it's unaware of the investigation report. It's only Flight Safety department. Again,
Speaker 1: this thing happened a year ago and we're just hearing
Speaker 1: about it now. And then finally in Taiwan, passengers bound
Speaker 1: for the Taiwanese Kinmen Islands got a little bit of
Speaker 1: a shock the ATR seventy two to six hundred little
Speaker 1: I shouldn't say little, but it's a prop plane. The
Speaker 1: metal faring one of the metal panels on the starboard
Speaker 1: engine starts flapping violently and you can look in and
Speaker 1: see the engine worrying.
Speaker 2: That has said.
Speaker 1: It occurred just after takeoff from an international airport. Those
Speaker 1: on board the flight were alarmed when the plane began
Speaker 1: to shake with the turboprop engine looking out the window,
Speaker 1: they were stunned. One of the passengers said, the plane
Speaker 1: started shaking, Everybody looked out the window and began shouting
Speaker 1: for the flight attendants. They declared an in flight emergency.
Speaker 1: They turned around, went right back to where they landed
Speaker 1: or where they took off from and landed safely, and
Speaker 1: they're still trying to figure out what caused the mechanical
Speaker 1: failure despite the fact that the engine flap was lapping.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll talk more about the President's comments here
Speaker 1: on the Take It Down Act in a few minutes.
Speaker 2: We've got that.
Speaker 1: We've got Motivational Monday here coming up, and then the
Speaker 1: original punk Scene. Why it is that Orange County has
Speaker 1: such a unique sound when it comes to the music
Speaker 1: that they've produced down there for years.
Speaker 2: News and Bruce coming up Friday.
Speaker 1: We're going to be a bravery brewing in Lancaster doing
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Speaker 1: one pm, we turn around and record our podcast for
Speaker 1: the weekend, the gas Weekend fixed. So if you're going
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Speaker 2: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 2: AM six forty.
Speaker 1: That ceremony, by the way, the President Trump was just
Speaker 1: at this was a sign nature on legislation that bans
Speaker 1: non consensual online publication of sexually explicit images, the ones
Speaker 1: that would be both authentic real ones and computer generated
Speaker 1: A revenge porn is usually what this is referred to
Speaker 1: as it's called the Take It Down Act and makes
Speaker 1: publishing illegal that kind of content. Also subject violators to
Speaker 1: mandatory restitution and criminal penalties like prison, a fine, or
Speaker 1: both of them. This would subject people to criminal penalties
Speaker 1: who make threats to publish those visual pictures, some of
Speaker 1: what you're created using AI, And it's going to require websites,
Speaker 1: through enforcement by the FTC, to remove imagery like that
Speaker 1: after receiving a request from a victim within forty eight hours,
Speaker 1: and to have to make efforts to take down copies
Speaker 1: as well. He was scheduled. In fact, he said something
Speaker 1: off Mike, and I'm not quite sure. I wasn't watching it,
Speaker 1: but I was listening to it. First, Lady Malania Trump
Speaker 1: got up and made the opening comments about the bill
Speaker 1: itself and talked about the work that she put into
Speaker 1: this thing, and she said that the event was instrumental
Speaker 1: in getting this measure through Congress. White House Press Secretary
Speaker 1: Caroline Levitt said as much in this news conference that
Speaker 1: she held first thing in the morning, Caroline Levitt said
Speaker 1: of Milania, the first Lady met with members in the
Speaker 1: House and the Senate, survivors and their families and advocates
Speaker 1: through the process to get the bill across the finish line.
Speaker 1: They did approve the measure by unanimous consent. The House
Speaker 1: voted overwhelmingly to pass at four nine to two.
Speaker 2: Last month.
Speaker 1: Senators Ted Cruz out of Texas and Amy Klobashar out
Speaker 1: of Minnesota sponsored the bill in the Senate, and it
Speaker 1: was also bipartisan in the House. So that is But
Speaker 1: here's the thing just to keep in mind, that's one
Speaker 1: of very few bills that this president has signed into
Speaker 1: law since he took office. Most of the activity that
Speaker 1: he's been doing has been through executive order, which some
Speaker 1: of those have been held up in court, some of
Speaker 1: them have been struck down or at the very least challenged.
Speaker 2: So this is.
Speaker 1: Not it's not it's very well supported by both parties,
Speaker 1: I believe. Well, it is Monday, and one of the
Speaker 1: things we like to do on Monday is let you
Speaker 1: in on a little bit of motivation. This is the
Speaker 1: motivational Monday what'd you call it?
Speaker 2: Segment?
Speaker 1: I guess, And it's an opportunity for us to feel
Speaker 1: good about ourselves through some other movie, some other Denzel
Speaker 1: movie in this case, and if you remember one of
Speaker 1: the great Denzel Washington movies from the early two thousand,
Speaker 1: In fact, I think it was two thousand. A Jerry
Speaker 1: Bruckheimer movie screenplay by Gregory Allen Howard, based on the
Speaker 1: coach Herman Boone and Herman Boone in nineteen seventy one
Speaker 1: gets the head coaching job at T. C. Williams High
Speaker 1: School in Alexandria, Virginia. This has been one of the
Speaker 1: greatest movies. It's easy to watch, it's easy to get through.
Speaker 1: And there was a whole thing about how the former
Speaker 1: head coach was gonna quit and his team mates, sorry,
Speaker 1: his players told him, you can't quit. Coach Yost tell
Speaker 1: us his white players he's going to accept the head
Speaker 1: coaching position elsewhere. They tell him not, and they tell
Speaker 1: him if they're going to boycott if he's not their coach.
Speaker 1: So he doesn't want these guys to lose their scholarship,
Speaker 1: so he changes his mind. He accept Coach Boone's offer
Speaker 1: to serve as a defensive coordinator, and we find out
Speaker 1: that the chair part of the school board has arranged
Speaker 1: for the Titans to lose, so the coach Boone gets
Speaker 1: fired and Yost is reinstated as a head coach. This
Speaker 1: is just a masterful performance by Denzel Washington.
Speaker 4: Right win a fight. You boys are doing all that
Speaker 4: you can do. Anybody can see that when all lose,
Speaker 4: we're gonna walk out of this stadium to night with
Speaker 4: our heads held high. Do your best so all anybody
Speaker 4: can ask for.
Speaker 5: No, it ain't coach, and all due respect, you demanded
Speaker 5: more of us. You demanded perfection now and I ain't
Speaker 5: saying it I'm perfect because I'm not, and I ain't
Speaker 5: gonna never be. None of us are. But we have
Speaker 5: won every single game we have played till now. So
Speaker 5: this team is perfect. We stepped out on that field
Speaker 5: that way tonight, and if it's all the same to you,
Speaker 5: Coach Boone, that's how we want to leave it. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I hope you boys have learned as much from me
Speaker 3: this year as I've learned from you. You've taught this
Speaker 3: city how to trust the soul of a man rather
Speaker 3: than the look of him, And I guess it's about
Speaker 3: time I joined the club, Herman, I sure could use
Speaker 3: your help. Ed Henry's kicking my ass out of there.
Speaker 4: Listen up. This is our time now. Second half is
Speaker 4: our time. We're gonna make some changes on defense. It's
Speaker 4: pretting us out too far. We're gonna put sunshine. Allan
Speaker 4: Glasgow Davis, You're gonna play both ways rest of the game.
Speaker 4: I don't want to receiver to get across that line
Speaker 4: of scrimmage. Coach Jos will tell you where you're playing.
Speaker 4: All right, this goes out time. Everybody is out, time out,
Speaker 4: time out, time, Titans off, preet what too?
Speaker 3: But Juis you'll go go fifty two months so I
Speaker 3: know that's all you need to doroun. All right, we're
Speaker 3: going zone. Allan, Sir, I can play with Roosevelt, but
Speaker 3: I cannot play with these guys.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what. I didn't want him the bench
Speaker 3: all year so I can watch us go down on
Speaker 3: my account.
Speaker 5: Wickipedian, he's better.
Speaker 3: You want him to take your spot, you go give
Speaker 3: it to him. Thank you.
Speaker 1: There, Ryan Gosling, Donald Faison. Of course, Will Patton is
Speaker 1: Bill Yo, so one of the great Denzel. There's been
Speaker 1: a bunch, but one of the great Denzel movies.
Speaker 2: I know that.
Speaker 1: What's one of Michael Monks's top five Denzel Washington movies? Easily? Easily,
Speaker 1: no question about it. I would even say top four.
Speaker 2: Right. What do you know about me and Denzel Washington?
Speaker 1: Well, I saw you wiping away tears while he was
Speaker 1: giving his speech to his team.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: He does bring out a certain mist, Yeah, a mist.
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