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Speaker 2: Here's Amy King.
Speaker 3: It's five o'clock, straight up. This is your wake up
Speaker 3: call for Friday, June twentieth. I'm Amy King. We're live
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Speaker 2: Do you do?
Speaker 4: Ye?
Speaker 5: It?
Speaker 3: Beyond Friday? Beyond Friday? Will it is? Or will be?
Speaker 3: The first day of summer arrives officially at seven forty
Speaker 3: two pm and then sunsets like at eight oh something,
Speaker 3: longest day of the year. It's all downhill from now. Hey,
Speaker 3: these sites are happening fewer and farther between. But I
Speaker 3: check my big bear ego can because my oposision is
Speaker 3: not completely over yet. And at least one of the
Speaker 3: eagles is in the nest this morning, hanging out. I
Speaker 3: don't know if it's I don't know if it's sunny
Speaker 3: or gizmo.
Speaker 2: But there's no place like home.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 3: Right that's going to happen less and less, making me sad.
Speaker 3: But it's so fun to watch them flying around. They
Speaker 3: catch them on that they have two cameras and that
Speaker 3: second camera catches them flying around quite a bit or
Speaker 3: hanging out in other trees. And I love it. I
Speaker 3: still love it. Here's what's ahead on wake Up Call.
Speaker 3: The ninth US Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled President
Speaker 3: Trump can keep control of California National Guard troops deployed
Speaker 3: in LA during protests. The decision halts a lower court
Speaker 3: judge's ruling that found the President acted illegally when he
Speaker 3: federalized the Guard without Governor Newsom's permission. Immigration raids have
Speaker 3: been done at several locations around LA. The enforcement actions
Speaker 3: are drawing angry reactions. Sites include a home depot on
Speaker 3: Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood and another on Foothill in San Fernanda.
Speaker 3: ICE agents were also spotted outside Dodgers Stadium yesterday. ICE
Speaker 3: denies that they were there. Protests forced the Dodgers to
Speaker 3: close the main gate into the stadium right around game
Speaker 3: time last night. The game itself was not disrupted. President
Speaker 3: Trump says he'll decide by July third whether the US
Speaker 3: is going to get involved in the Israel Iran conflict.
Speaker 3: ABC's Karen Travers is going to join US at five
Speaker 3: point twenty to tell us whether diplomacy can win out
Speaker 3: on this one. Okay, do you click unsubscribe when you
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Speaker 3: In just a couple of minutes, the house whisper Dean
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Speaker 3: or worse, and what to do about it. And then
Speaker 3: before the top of the hour, right about five point fifty,
Speaker 3: Will Gans is going to join us for an out
Speaker 3: of this World movie hitting theaters and if you're hitting
Speaker 3: the couch instead, he's got what's new on the stream
Speaker 3: for this weekend. Let's get started with some of the
Speaker 3: stories coming out of the KFI twenty four our newsroom.
Speaker 3: A big win for President Trump, at least for now,
Speaker 3: the federal appeals court, the ninth US Circuit Court, has
Speaker 3: sided with the Trump administration over the deployment of California
Speaker 3: National Guard troops to La.
Speaker 7: The ninth Circuit Court of Appeals says the President is
Speaker 7: within his rights to deploy troops amid protests in southern California.
Speaker 2: Over immigration raids.
Speaker 7: The ruling by the three judge Peddle allows nearly four
Speaker 7: thousand National Guard troops to remain deployed in Los Angeles.
Speaker 7: Governor Newsom sued the President over his decision to deploy
Speaker 7: the California Guard. Last week, a federal judge agreed with
Speaker 7: Newsom and ruled that Trump's actions were illegal. Tammy TRIHILLO
Speaker 7: KFI News.
Speaker 3: Governor Newsom and California's Attorney general say the fight isn't over.
Speaker 3: A statement says Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonte remained
Speaker 3: committed to holding President Trump accountable for using the military
Speaker 3: as domestic law enforcement. Newsom says the president is not
Speaker 3: a king and is not above the law. He says,
Speaker 3: California we'll press forward with it's challenge to what Newsom
Speaker 3: calls President Trump's authoritarian use of US military soldiers against citizens.
Speaker 3: News brought to you by Sit and Sleep. The Dodgers
Speaker 3: in the federal government have disagreed about the presidence of
Speaker 3: immigration agents near Dodgers Stadium. ABC's Jacqueline Lee says there
Speaker 3: were immediate demonstrations against the agents, who were seen in
Speaker 3: tactical gear yesterday.
Speaker 8: They had requested to stage that parking lot. The organization
Speaker 8: said no, so they staged outside of it and as
Speaker 8: a result you saw dozens of protesters there arrived to
Speaker 8: show those those community organizers did not want them here.
Speaker 3: In Los Angeles, the Department of Homeland Security has disputed
Speaker 3: the Dodgers characterization of the event. DHS says agents never
Speaker 3: requested access to the parking lots and were only parked
Speaker 3: there for a short time, and that it had nothing
Speaker 3: to do with the Dodgers. The Dodgers planned announcement about
Speaker 3: how the organization will assist immigrant communities in LA has
Speaker 3: been delayed because of the Customs and Border Patrol vehicles
Speaker 3: at a Dodger Stadium parking lot. President Stan cast and
Speaker 3: as the team is continuing to work with groups involved
Speaker 3: in its programs, there's no new date about when that
Speaker 3: announcement on assistance is going to be made. And a
Speaker 3: rapper from Santa Ana has returned an award from the city.
Speaker 9: Rapper j Todje told the council he was returning the
Speaker 9: certificate of recognition he was given on June third. Todge
Speaker 9: told the council he disagreed with how Mayor Valerie of
Speaker 9: Mesqua handled recent anti ICE protests At a packed city
Speaker 9: council meeting, residents criticized the mayor and police for an
Speaker 9: overly aggressive response to demonstrators. Todge said he could no
Speaker 9: longer accept recognition from a city that punishes those speaking
Speaker 9: out against ICE enforcement. The controversy has sparked calls for
Speaker 9: government accountability and sparked a wider debate on protest rights
Speaker 9: and immigration policy in the community. Heather Brooker KAFI News,
Speaker 9: Time to.
Speaker 3: Take a first look at your morning commute with Will
Speaker 3: Cole Schreiber. We've got a crash in Fontana on the ten.
Speaker 10: Yeah, this is going to be on your westbound drive
Speaker 10: right there at Edawanda. An overturned vehicle in the right
Speaker 10: lane and traffic is slow back from Cherry as a
Speaker 10: result of that six oh five southbound. The four h
Speaker 10: five car went over the side. CCHP says it looks
Speaker 10: like it may have been there for a little while,
Speaker 10: so they're working on figuring that whole thing out. More
Speaker 10: of a distraction for you than anything. Northbound side of
Speaker 10: the six so five at Imperial Highway, Well, that's car fire.
Speaker 10: The fire has been put out, but what's left of
Speaker 10: the car is on the right shoulder and on the
Speaker 10: one ten.
Speaker 2: Northbound at Manchester.
Speaker 10: Speaking of fire's a little homeless encampment fire on the
Speaker 10: right side, just enough to get your attention. With Southern
Speaker 10: California's most accurate traffic reports, I will Cole Schreiber.
Speaker 3: Thank you will. It's five six on your Friday morning,
Speaker 3: first day of summer wake up call. Let's say good
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Speaker 11: Well I got one this morning. Now, this is in Gmail,
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Speaker 3: There's also I was working with a group called Incogni,
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Speaker 3: ABC's Jim Ryan, thank you so much. Have a wonderful weekend.
Speaker 3: We'll talk to you soon, see Amy. All right, let's
Speaker 3: get back to some of the stories coming out of
Speaker 3: the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. Iran's foreign minister is
Speaker 3: said to be on his way to Geneva for the
Speaker 3: first face to face negotiations he's had since the Israeli
Speaker 3: air strikes began a week ago. He is scheduled to
Speaker 3: meet with European diplomats today. The Washington based group Human
Speaker 3: Rights Activists says a week of Israeli strikes on Iran
Speaker 3: have killed at least six hundred and fifty seven people
Speaker 3: and wounded more than two thousand others. Iran has also
Speaker 3: fired hundreds of missiles at Israel, killing at least two dozen.
Speaker 3: Hurricane Eric has reportedly caused landslides, flooding, blocked highways, and
Speaker 3: downed power lines in Mexico. At least one death has
Speaker 3: been confirmed. Official say the one year old boy drown
Speaker 3: in a swollen river. Hurricane Eric made landfall as a
Speaker 3: Category three storm in Wahaka yesterday. Singer and songwriter Lou
Speaker 3: Christie has died at the age of eighty two.
Speaker 5: Lou Christie had a number one hit in nineteen sixty
Speaker 5: six with Lightning Strikes. He died earlier this week at
Speaker 5: his Pittsburgh home. His distinctive falsetto voice took other songs
Speaker 5: including Rhapsody in the Rain and I'm Gonna Make You
Speaker 5: Mind the spots on the Billboard charts. He also toured
Speaker 5: with then up and coming Diana Ross and other rising
Speaker 5: stars in the nineteen sixties, and decades later with Fabian
Speaker 5: and Frankie Avalon. No cause of death was given. Mark
Speaker 5: Cronner KFI News.
Speaker 8: Yes last night.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm just gonna let this play for a little while.
Speaker 3: This is happy first day of summer music, isn't it.
Speaker 3: It has nothing. This story has nothing to do with that.
Speaker 3: Though the popular K pop group BTS has completed South
Speaker 3: Korea's mandatory military service, the rapper Sugar is the last
Speaker 3: one slated to join his bandmates after fulfilling his duty
Speaker 3: as a social service agent. The six other members served
Speaker 3: in the army. BTS is expected to reunite later this year,
Speaker 3: to the delight of thousands of screaming fans. The k
Speaker 3: pop group routinely breaks record and is credited for putting
Speaker 3: the South Korean musical style on the global stage. Hey,
Speaker 3: the Dodgers closed out their four game series against San
Speaker 3: Diego with a five to three loss and a bench
Speaker 3: clearing during the Padres game. But tonight is another night.
Speaker 3: And you know what normally Fridays or fireworks nights. But
Speaker 3: tonight they're doing a drone show at Dodger Stadium. That's
Speaker 3: gonna be cool, all right. If you're not going to
Speaker 3: the game, you can listen to the game. The Dodgers
Speaker 3: are taking on the Nationals at Dodgers Stadium. First pitch
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Speaker 3: bar or grocer. When we come back, President Trump says
Speaker 3: he will decide by July third whether the US is
Speaker 3: going to get involved in the Israel Iran conflict. ABC's
Speaker 3: Karen Travers is going to join us to tell us
Speaker 3: whether diplomacy can win out on this one. Ah, it's
Speaker 3: the first day of summer. It's five twenty on your
Speaker 3: wake up call. I'm Amy King. Thanks for getting your
Speaker 3: day started with us. Here's what we're following in the
Speaker 3: KFI twenty four hour newsroom. ICE raids continue around LA
Speaker 3: with the latest immigration roundups at a home depot in
Speaker 3: Hollywood and San Fernando. ICE agents were also seen at
Speaker 3: a car wash in Glendale. The main gate to Dodger
Speaker 3: Stadium had to be closed last night because of protesters.
Speaker 3: The Dodgers say ICE was denied entry to the stadium
Speaker 3: earlier in the day. ICE is denying it was there.
Speaker 3: US Customs and Border Patrol agents have discovered a tunnel
Speaker 3: leading from Tijuana to San Diego. The tunnel was still
Speaker 3: under construction, but officials say more than twenty nine hundred
Speaker 3: feet of the tunnel had been completed. The entry point
Speaker 3: was discovered in a home in Tijuana, covered up by
Speaker 3: freshly laid tile flooring. That's pretty impressive that they found
Speaker 3: it and that it was done. That's nine hundred feet.
Speaker 3: That's like that's like half a mile. It's a it's
Speaker 3: a nice apartment.
Speaker 10: Thinking square feet now, Oh, Okay, that's what I get
Speaker 10: for not paying complete attention.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 3: Speaking of square feet, home sales are up, prices are
Speaker 3: down in La The California Association of Realtors says sales
Speaker 3: of existing single family homes in the La Metro area
Speaker 3: rose point eight percent from April to May, while prices
Speaker 3: were down one point seven percent in the county. Prices
Speaker 3: in Orange County they were up just to schmid Z
Speaker 3: point one percent increase. Let's say good morning now to
Speaker 3: ABC's Karen Travers at the White House. Karen said, the
Speaker 3: President says he's going to make a decision whether the
Speaker 3: US gets involved in the Israel Iran conflict. Did he
Speaker 3: say what might factor into that decision.
Speaker 12: He didn't say anything about this. Yesterday it was the
Speaker 12: White House the Press Secretary reading a statement from the
Speaker 12: President saying that he will give a two week window
Speaker 12: now to decide whether the US should strike Iran. Caroline
Speaker 12: Levitt said this is based on the fact that there
Speaker 12: is a substantial chance of negotiations that may or may
Speaker 12: not take place with Iran in the near future. The
Speaker 12: White House was emphasizing yesterday as the President very much
Speaker 12: wants to see a diplomatic resolution to this, but if
Speaker 12: there is a diplomatic option, that would be his first choice.
Speaker 12: European officials are meeting today in Geneva with Iranian officials
Speaker 12: to try and jump start talks, and the White House
Speaker 12: is hoping that this gives the breathing room to the
Speaker 12: negotiations at this point. But one so familiar also says
Speaker 12: that they're hoping that the Iranians come to their senses
Speaker 12: as part of these conversations, and they're waiting eagerly to
Speaker 12: see what the Iranians bring to the table today.
Speaker 3: For that meeting with the Europeans, there's no US presence there,
Speaker 3: that's just Iran and European.
Speaker 13: Correct.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 12: The White House was asked yesterday at the President's Middle
Speaker 12: East Envoy Seed Whitkoff would be traveling to Geneva for this,
Speaker 12: and Caroline said she didn't have the travel plan him.
Speaker 12: But there's no indication that the United States is at
Speaker 12: the table for this. It's truly a European effort. The
Speaker 12: French are involved in this heavily meeting with Iranian officials,
Speaker 12: but you know, this will be notable to see what
Speaker 12: Iran says that they're willing to do or not to do,
Speaker 12: what their red lines might be, and whether that potentially
Speaker 12: sets up the next round of talks between the US
Speaker 12: and Iran. Remember that one was canceled last Sunday in
Speaker 12: Oman because the Iranians canceled it after the Israeli strike started.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it will be interesting because we've talked about
Speaker 3: there's been talk of ceasefire, but Trump is like, I
Speaker 3: don't want to cease fire. I want full on, unconditional surrender,
Speaker 3: And of course Iran is saying no, we're not going to.
Speaker 3: So you know, I mean, like, where's the give and
Speaker 3: will they give? Is regime changed the goal of all
Speaker 3: this in the long run or do we know?
Speaker 12: The White House was asked about that yesterday and Caroline
Speaker 12: kind of brushed it off pretty quickly, saying that the
Speaker 12: President's priority, that the administration priority is reaching a solution
Speaker 12: where Iran does not have a nuclear weapon. That's their
Speaker 12: main priority right now, and also stability in the Middle East.
Speaker 3: Okay, And the other thing that was I thought interesting
Speaker 3: out of the press briefing yesterday is that Caroline Lovett
Speaker 3: said that Iran has everything it needs to build a
Speaker 3: nuclear weapon.
Speaker 12: She did say that, she said that they have all
Speaker 12: they need to achieve it, and they could complete production
Speaker 12: within a few weeks once the Supreme Leader gives the
Speaker 12: go ahead, you know, the order to make it happen.
Speaker 12: And that was just notable because you know, there has
Speaker 12: been some question about how close they are. What does
Speaker 12: the White House see as their timeline here, but she said,
Speaker 12: you know, they have it all ready to go. It
Speaker 12: just would be a few weeks. The White House, of course,
Speaker 12: wants to negotiate that in some sort of diplomatic conversation
Speaker 12: to say don't move forward on that production.
Speaker 3: Okay, so we know that we've got July third is
Speaker 3: when Trump says he's going to make a decision. There's
Speaker 3: talks going on between Iran and European negotiators today. And
Speaker 3: then you said that there's no new talks scheduled with
Speaker 3: the US at this point, not yet. Okay, all right,
Speaker 3: I think we're up to date. Karen Travers, thank you
Speaker 3: so much for the information, as always, have a great day,
Speaker 3: all right. You two firefighters have put out a fire
Speaker 3: in downtown LA that burned for more than five hours.
Speaker 3: The fire in the skid Row area started just after
Speaker 3: one yesterday afternoon, less than an hour later, the fire
Speaker 3: was declared declared a major emergency. About eighty firefighters worked
Speaker 3: to get it out while it spread to a nearby building.
Speaker 3: The fire was declared knocked down at about seven thirty
Speaker 3: last night. No injuries were reported. Art sculptures valued at
Speaker 3: two million dollars have disappeared from an office building in Anaheim. Combined,
Speaker 3: the two pieces weigh about six thousand pounds. Anaheim Police
Speaker 3: Sergeant Matt Sutter tells KTLA the thief or thieves needed
Speaker 3: special equipment to move the sculptures.
Speaker 14: I can say for this area it's relatively quiet.
Speaker 6: This doesn't happen often here in Anaheim, and I would
Speaker 6: encourage everybody to have some kind of surveillance or camera equipment.
Speaker 3: The sculptures were created by artists Sir Daniel Wynn. The
Speaker 3: office building is being remodeled, so the pieces had been
Speaker 3: moved into storage. A man accused of driving into No
Speaker 3: King's Day protesters in downtown Riverside is due in court,
Speaker 3: so is his girlfriend. Russell Prentiss and Candace Wenzel were
Speaker 3: arrested on Monday for the crash. On Saturday night, police
Speaker 3: a Prentice floored his suv, aiming directly for a number
Speaker 3: of demonstrators. Video shows a group of protesters hitting his
Speaker 3: car before he gunned it and drove into the crowd
Speaker 3: as he left. Two law enforcements and agencies in southern
Speaker 3: California issued MESH issued messages saying We're not ICE.
Speaker 15: The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department put out a statement
Speaker 15: all white vehicles are not ICE. The department says some
Speaker 15: of its vehicles have been targeted after being mistaken for
Speaker 15: federal immigration. In one case, the department says one of
Speaker 15: its vehicles was newly run off the road. The Fontana
Speaker 15: Police Department has said some of its officers have been
Speaker 15: misidentified as federal immigration agents on social media. Chief Michael
Speaker 15: Dorsey says it's not clear if it was deliberate or misunderstanding,
Speaker 15: but says it's been a source of conflict for several
Speaker 15: officers in Fontana. Michael Monks KFI News.
Speaker 3: All States seventeenth annual America's Best Drivers Report has two
Speaker 3: Southern California cities at the bottom of the list.
Speaker 9: Glendale and Los Angeles came in one hundred ninety five
Speaker 9: and one hundred and ninety four, respectively, out of two
Speaker 9: hundred cities. Boston is the riskiest, where drivers are three
Speaker 9: and a half times more prone to collisions than the
Speaker 9: national norm. Brownsville, Texas, and Boise, Idaho are listed as
Speaker 9: the safest driving cities. Official state drivers there are about
Speaker 9: twenty six percent less likely to crash than average.
Speaker 3: Kay if I Heather Brookers has. Seven of the ten
Speaker 3: cities with the highest crash rates are in the Northeast,
Speaker 3: including Boston, Washington, d C, Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
Speaker 2: At least they have excuses that with the bad weather
Speaker 2: we have ex.
Speaker 3: And they're very small, they're very cramp right, we're very
Speaker 3: spread out. We don't have any You're right, we don't
Speaker 3: have any excuses. When we come back the house, whisper
Speaker 3: Dean Sharp is going to join us to talk about
Speaker 3: sound and how it can make life better in your
Speaker 3: house or in some cases worse, and then if it
Speaker 3: does make it worse, what you can do about it.
Speaker 1: You're listening to wake Up Call on demand from KFI
Speaker 1: AM six.
Speaker 3: Forty eight's five point thirty five on your wake Up
Speaker 3: Call this Friday morning, first day of summer. That's why
Speaker 3: we have summer themed music. Who's that Banana Rama? A
Speaker 3: while back, love it, Love It. I'm Amy King. Here's
Speaker 3: what we're following in the KFI twenty four hour newsroom.
Speaker 3: Of Federal Appeals Court has unanimously ruled to allow President
Speaker 3: Trump to keep control of California National Guard troops in LA.
Speaker 3: Governor Newsom says he'll keep fighting to get control back.
Speaker 3: The three judge panel found Trump acted within the law
Speaker 3: when he called up the troops to protect federal buildings
Speaker 3: and federal agents carrying out immigration enforcement. President Trump's going
Speaker 3: to make a decision about the US getting involved in
Speaker 3: the Israel and Iran conflict in the next two weeks. White
Speaker 3: House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt said Trump is allowing the
Speaker 3: possibility of talks with Iran before making his decision. The
Speaker 3: US has bunker busting bombs that Israel needs to destroy
Speaker 3: Iran's nuclear facilities. The President continues to say Iran cannot
Speaker 3: have a nuclear weapon. MLB Two Ways Superstar Show, Hey
Speaker 3: Otani's going to take the mound for a second time
Speaker 3: for the Dodgers on Sunday against the Washington Nationals. The
Speaker 3: reigning League MVP made his first start for the Dodgers
Speaker 3: and his first start in nearly two years on Monday
Speaker 3: against the Padres. He pitched one inning and allowed one
Speaker 3: run and two hits At six oh five. Tendle on
Speaker 3: the news, Southern California is seeing rents go higher in
Speaker 3: the wake of the wildfires. Let's say good morning now
Speaker 3: to the host of home on cafi our House whisper.
Speaker 3: It's Dean Sharp morning, Dean.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Amy.
Speaker 3: Did you notice that the sound it just went down.
Speaker 14: Yes, I noticed that everything got quieter.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so let's talk about sound in your home, because
Speaker 3: you might not think about it much, but just you know,
Speaker 3: there are sound treatments that can make things great or
Speaker 3: not so great in the home.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 14: So, noise, noise pollution something that in recent years, actually
Speaker 14: we've come to understand much much better than ever before.
Speaker 14: It used to be noise was just a thing that
Speaker 14: was very subjective, right. Some people love the idea, like
Speaker 14: I love the noise of the city. I don't think
Speaker 14: I could do without it. Other people are like, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 14: I need it nice and quiet. And it used to,
Speaker 14: you know, be sort of a very very subjective thing.
Speaker 14: What noise was to you, noise was to me music,
Speaker 14: and vice versa. But a lot of research has happened
Speaker 14: in the last few years. The American Public Health Association
Speaker 14: has actually decided that they've changed their definition of noise
Speaker 14: to unwanted or harmful sounds because we now know that
Speaker 14: chronic noise, even at low levels, not about volume, just
Speaker 14: about noise, can cause stress, sleep disruption, cardiovascular disease, all
Speaker 14: sorts of metabolical disturbances. So it's gotten more important than
Speaker 14: ever when it comes to home construction and home life
Speaker 14: to get the noise quieted down. So Sunday we're taking
Speaker 14: a deep dive. We're going to talk about getting control
Speaker 14: of sound around your house. Some of it is sound proofing.
Speaker 14: Some of it is being able to get inside your
Speaker 14: home and not hear all of what's going on outside.
Speaker 14: Other things you can't control quite as much. You may
Speaker 14: be in your backyard and you may be near traffic noises.
Speaker 14: Then we're going to talk about sound masking, which is
Speaker 14: overlaying one sound on top of another and giving you
Speaker 14: a new point of focus so that the noise that's
Speaker 14: in the background doesn't sound like noise anymore and it
Speaker 14: doesn't affect you in the same way. It's really fascinating
Speaker 14: stuff and it's very helpful. No matter where you live.
Speaker 3: So more noise could actually be better.
Speaker 14: Well, yeah, I mean, here's an example. The sound of
Speaker 14: moving water, okay, of running water in your house. It
Speaker 14: just so happens that moving water shares most frequencies with
Speaker 14: the sound of traffic, right, okay. So if you lay
Speaker 14: over the sound of moving water in your yard and
Speaker 14: there's traffic in the background, and yet now you've got
Speaker 14: a water feature in which your brain actually focuses on ooh,
Speaker 14: I see the water falling right there, and I hear
Speaker 14: all of this sound. The fact of the matter is
Speaker 14: it all computes as moving water. None of it computes
Speaker 14: as traffic in the background. And that is not a
Speaker 14: stressor to the brain. That is a piece of stress
Speaker 14: relieving a sound to the brain.
Speaker 3: So you flow yourself into thinking that you live by a.
Speaker 14: River exactly, Its exactly, and it's exactly one percent right,
Speaker 14: And and it's that's the difference between pleasant sounds and noise.
Speaker 14: It has to do with what we are conditioned to
Speaker 14: to understand as a stressor versus something that is pleasant
Speaker 14: and safety giving.
Speaker 3: Okay, And then are there different noises that correlate with
Speaker 3: different sounds Like you said that, there's the traffic with
Speaker 3: the water. Is there like something else that you can
Speaker 3: like go, oh, well, there's birds and that goes with
Speaker 3: this sound.
Speaker 14: Yeah, And birds song is not so much a mask
Speaker 14: as it is something that should be present in order
Speaker 14: for you know, to have your stress levels drop in
Speaker 14: your yard. One of the things that we're going for
Speaker 14: when it comes to a home is not one hundred
Speaker 14: percent sound proofing, because it has turns out that absolute
Speaker 14: silence not the most stress free thing to be in
Speaker 14: because you and I are inheritors of millions of years
Speaker 14: of adaptation in which when we walk outside or we
Speaker 14: open up a window, we want to hear the sound
Speaker 14: of bird song because birds are the first things to
Speaker 14: go silent when there's.
Speaker 3: Trouble Canary and the coal mine stuff.
Speaker 14: Exactly when there's a fire nearby, if there are predators nearby,
Speaker 14: if there's any kind of danger nearby, the birds get silent.
Speaker 14: And so absolute science as silence is actually a little unnerving.
Speaker 14: So our real goal is to reduce noise, increase the
Speaker 14: levels of sound that bring us joy, and get control
Speaker 14: of it all whether we're inside, outside or so on.
Speaker 3: And Dean's going to tell you all about that. And
Speaker 3: as he said, take a deep dive into getting control
Speaker 3: of sound. That's Sunday from nine to noon right here
Speaker 3: on KFI. And then you're also on Tomorrow morning from
Speaker 3: six to eight am, again right here on KFI. It's
Speaker 3: our house, whisper Dean Sharp. You can also follow Dean
Speaker 3: at home with Dean so easy to find you have
Speaker 3: a wonderful day, Dean, Thank you too, We thank you.
Speaker 3: Time to get in your business now with Bloomberg's Courtney Donaho,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Courtney.
Speaker 6: Good morning, increasing the level of sound that brings you joy.
Speaker 6: That's listening to you every morning.
Speaker 3: Ah, aren't you sweet? I'll send you that fifty cent true.
Speaker 3: Nike is delaying the launch of its new brand with
Speaker 3: Kim Kardashian's Skims. What's up with that? Yeah?
Speaker 6: So earlier this year, Nike announced this new fitness brand
Speaker 6: with Kim Kardashian's underwear label, Skims. The collection was expected
Speaker 6: to launch in the spring, but that didn't quite happen.
Speaker 6: So sources are telling us that Nike Skims is dealing
Speaker 6: with production delays.
Speaker 3: They still expect her to uh.
Speaker 6: They expect to release some products this year, However, it
Speaker 6: is unclear exactly when the first goods are going to
Speaker 6: be available for purchase and what products are actually going
Speaker 6: to be included in the line. But Nike's counting on
Speaker 6: Kim Kardashian to add some cultural relevance as it looks
Speaker 6: to sparks some sort of turnaround it's been struggling for
Speaker 6: a couple of quarters. But this could also solidify Skim's
Speaker 6: place in the activewear market by hitching their ride with Nike,
Speaker 6: which is already established in that market.
Speaker 3: So it's active where it's not Nike underwear. Yes, no,
Speaker 3: it is not.
Speaker 6: Well, it could be eventually because again we still don't
Speaker 6: know exactly what products are going to be coming out with.
Speaker 6: Maybe they might have some underwear that would work with
Speaker 6: fitness that would make it.
Speaker 3: A little bit a little bit easier to move around.
Speaker 6: But it's hopefully it's going to be launched soon because
Speaker 6: both sides are definitely betting on this.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's talk tariffs because they are of course still
Speaker 3: looming and affecting the economy, and it could actually turn
Speaker 3: economy cars into something completely different, yeah, more of a luxury. Auto.
Speaker 6: Duties are expected to hike prices by nearly two thousand
Speaker 6: dollars per car, that's according to consultant Alex Partners. They
Speaker 6: expect the automakers to pass along eighty percent of the
Speaker 6: cost of tariffs, and they say those higher prices will
Speaker 6: result in about a million fewer vehicles sold in the
Speaker 6: US over the next three years. But here's what's likely
Speaker 6: to have a longer lasting impact. The Trump administrations move
Speaker 6: to reduce and eliminatede electric vehicle incentives. Alex Partners actually
Speaker 6: slashed its forecast for EV sales by half. They see
Speaker 6: EV's making up just seventeen percent of auto sales by
Speaker 6: twenty thirty.
Speaker 3: They thought it was going to be a lot more
Speaker 3: by that time. So, which basically says, if the mandates
Speaker 3: aren't there, people don't want the electric vehicles. Some do,
Speaker 3: I mean they're great cars, but not everybody wants one.
Speaker 6: No, because the incentives just made everybody say, all right,
Speaker 6: well I'm going to consider this. But if it's not there,
Speaker 6: people will go back to what they're used to. So
Speaker 6: it's you know, and then some of these brands have
Speaker 6: had some issues. For example, Rivian has had some issues,
Speaker 6: some mechanical issues. We've heard them. We've heard some issues
Speaker 6: also with the cyber truck. So this is something that
Speaker 6: people can don't want to really take a risk if
Speaker 6: it's not an established car and they're getting a little
Speaker 6: bit of a discount to it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Okay, we're out of time, so we can't talk
Speaker 3: about home flipping flopping. So maybe we can talk about
Speaker 3: that Monday. Oh, of course, here for you to talk
Speaker 3: about all I love that and give us a quick
Speaker 3: look please at what we're expecting for the markets today.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so traders are returning to their jests. Remember we
Speaker 6: were off yesterday here on Wall Street, and now we're
Speaker 6: seeing stocks higher after losses most of the morning, even
Speaker 6: though geopolitics continue to be the main concern for Wall
Speaker 6: Street SMP futures. Right now, they're up about thirteen points.
Speaker 6: DOUT futures are up one hundred.
Speaker 3: All right, Getting in your business with Bloomberg's Courtney Donaho.
Speaker 3: We do it every morning weekdays at five point forty,
Speaker 3: and we'll talk to you Monday. Have a great weekend,
Speaker 3: definitely you too, All right. Thanks. When we come back,
Speaker 3: Will Gans is going to join us for an out
Speaker 3: of this world movie experience. It's hitting theaters this weekend,
Speaker 3: and if you're hitting the couch instead, he's got what's
Speaker 3: new on the stream. It's three on your Friday morning
Speaker 3: wake up call. This first day of summer. Summer officially
Speaker 3: arrives at seven forty two this evening. I'm Amy King.
Speaker 3: Not lots of happy news that comes out of Israel
Speaker 3: these days. There's so much going on there. But this
Speaker 3: is one piece, a silver lining or a ray of
Speaker 3: sunshine or whatever you'd like to call it. But Eten Alexander,
Speaker 3: who is one of the Israeli Americans held hostage for
Speaker 3: almost six hundred days, held by Hamas he got a
Speaker 3: hero's welcome home in Tenafly or Tenafly, New Jersey yesterday.
Speaker 3: They had the streets of his hometown were lined with
Speaker 3: supporters welcoming him home, and he had like a police
Speaker 3: escort and lots of people just coming out to say
Speaker 3: welcome home. That was very nice. Six hundred days in captivity.
Speaker 3: Here's what we're following in the KFI twenty four hour newsroom.
Speaker 3: And Appeals Court has ruled President Trump can keep control
Speaker 3: of the California National Guard, deployed to protect federal buildings
Speaker 3: and ice agents doing immigration raids around LA. Governor Newsom
Speaker 3: said trump federalizing the troops was illegal. A lower court
Speaker 3: judge said Trump overstepped his legal authority, which only allows
Speaker 3: presidents to take control during times of rebellion or danger
Speaker 3: of a rebellion. A pair of sculptures worth about two
Speaker 3: million dollars have been stolen from an office in Anaheim
Speaker 3: and I. Police say the owner of the office space
Speaker 3: was remodeling, so the sculpture had been placed in storage.
Speaker 3: Police say they're really heavy, about six thousand pounds, so
Speaker 3: special equipment was likely used to haul them off. La
Speaker 3: City Council is going to proclaim today. Cheech marin Day
Speaker 3: in La, the comedian who's half of Chiech and Chong
Speaker 3: or was and went on to have a successful movie career,
Speaker 3: was born in South LA and raised in the valley.
Speaker 3: He graduated from Bishop Alamanni High School and what is
Speaker 3: now cal State Northridge. Of course, he made several movies
Speaker 3: including Born in East La, Spy Kids From Dusk Till Dawn,
Speaker 3: and I Loved this one, Tin Cup Remember that with
Speaker 3: Kevin Costner.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: Let's say good morning to ABC's multi platform reporter Will
Speaker 3: Gans morning, Will.
Speaker 13: Hey, good morning, Happy Friday.
Speaker 3: Happy Friday. So this weekend you can go on an
Speaker 3: intergalactic journey. Is it worth taking the trip.
Speaker 13: I think it is worth taking. I mean, especially if
Speaker 13: you have the kids with you. It's Pixar, and Pixar
Speaker 13: does what it does so well. You know, last year
Speaker 13: we had Inside Out Too, which of course was a
Speaker 13: billion dollar block block buster box office blockbuster. Yeah, and
Speaker 13: this year, eli Oh is the Pixar offering of the year,
Speaker 13: and it's about a kid who you know, is struggling
Speaker 13: at home. He is being taken care of by his aunt,
Speaker 13: and he doesn't have a ton of friends. So he
Speaker 13: is a big sort of space nerd and he's hoping
Speaker 13: that aliens will abduct him because he thinks he'll have
Speaker 13: better luck finding friends and making friends in outer space.
Speaker 13: And sure enough, that's just what happens. And it's really sweet.
Speaker 13: You know, it's colorful, it's funny, and in classic picks
Speaker 13: Our fashion, it tugs at the heart strings. So yeah,
Speaker 13: I mean, I had a great time watching this in
Speaker 13: theaters and you know, you know me, I got a
Speaker 13: little weepy too at certain parts. But it's so sweet.
Speaker 13: It is sweet. So I think if you do have
Speaker 13: the family and everyone's looking for something to do, maybe
Speaker 13: to beat the heat. There's a huge heat wave this weekend.
Speaker 13: El ee oh, is a great option to do that.
Speaker 3: I don't know where you are, will, but there's no
Speaker 3: heat wave here. It's just going to be sunny and gorgeous.
Speaker 13: I mean, isn't that sort of par for the course
Speaker 13: for you guys. I'm jealous. I'm jealous. We're expecting like
Speaker 13: triple digit heat here in New York over the coming week.
Speaker 3: Yeah eh, and you guys have you have humidity too?
Speaker 13: Exactly exactly all right.
Speaker 3: So if you're wanting to get a break from the heat, Eleio,
Speaker 3: maybe the place to be. And if you're just being
Speaker 3: a couch potato like I am so often and want
Speaker 3: to keep yourself planted right here on Earth, what are
Speaker 3: we looking at for the stream?
Speaker 13: There's a new series on Netflix called The Waterfront, and
Speaker 13: it's sort of like if you combined the Outer Banks
Speaker 13: with Ozarks or maybe with like Yellowstone or something like that.
Speaker 13: So it's a very wealthy family in North Carolina and
Speaker 13: they own a fishing enterprise, a fishing business, and they
Speaker 13: sort of are having to do increasingly shady things to
Speaker 13: stay float, no pun intended. And it's like, is this
Speaker 13: show gonna win Emmy Awards? No?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 13: Going to break any you know, barriers in terms of
Speaker 13: its writing or it's acting. Probably not. But it's dramatic,
Speaker 13: like you know, in episode one, they are threatening this
Speaker 13: guy by chumming the waters around the boat and dunking
Speaker 13: his head into the ocean and there are sharks swimming around.
Speaker 13: So it's like it's dramatic, and it is, you know,
Speaker 13: a family drama that you know, it's sort of it's
Speaker 13: fun to watch, it's easy to understand. You're not going
Speaker 13: to have to do any major critical thinking here. So
Speaker 13: if that's sort of what you're looking for, you know,
Speaker 13: it's a good summer drama. Okay.
Speaker 3: And will is it another rich people bad series.
Speaker 13: That's exactly what it is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Okay, that's.
Speaker 3: What they all are these days. Okay. I am very
Speaker 3: excited about this one. I am a big Barbara Walters
Speaker 3: fand I mean because she was such a pioneer in
Speaker 3: the broadcasting business. Yes, tell us about the documentary that's coming.
Speaker 13: Out, So Barbara Walters tell me everything is. It comes
Speaker 13: out on Monday, and I know typically we cover what's
Speaker 13: available this weekend, but it starts streaming Monday on Hulu.
Speaker 13: I have seen it and it's fascinating. It's like about
Speaker 13: her rise to you know, who she became, and all
Speaker 13: of the glass ceilings that she shattered, and you know
Speaker 13: how she wasn't allowed to ask any questions in her
Speaker 13: first on air job until the mail anchor had asked
Speaker 13: three and you know things like that, and you know,
Speaker 13: similar to the Martha Stewart documentary that came out a
Speaker 13: while ago, it's not just like, oh, she was amazing
Speaker 13: and she was perfect and she you know, broke all
Speaker 13: these barriers. You come away feeling like, Okay, she was
Speaker 13: a complicated figure her and you know, her family life
Speaker 13: was complicated. And I went to the red carpet of
Speaker 13: their premiere at Tribeca and I was asking people who
Speaker 13: worked with her all about her, and you really get
Speaker 13: the sense that, like, while she did certainly reach down
Speaker 13: and grab people's hands and pull them up and you know,
Speaker 13: take their career to the next level, she was also
Speaker 13: hard to work with often, And that's sort of the
Speaker 13: vibe you get from this documentary. So there's unaired footage
Speaker 13: that you see of her, and then you know, it
Speaker 13: talks to a lot of the people that knew her
Speaker 13: best and worked with her the most, and it's a
Speaker 13: fascinating look at, you know, someone who deserves all of
Speaker 13: the fame that they found and you know, and everything
Speaker 13: else that happened.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you know, I think that like with someone
Speaker 3: like her, where she was breaking those glass ceilings and
Speaker 3: getting into the man's world, I mean, she had to
Speaker 3: be hard to work with. She had to be a
Speaker 3: bull in the china shop, you know. So I'm going
Speaker 3: I'm going to give her a little bit of a
Speaker 3: pass for that. I think if she would have been
Speaker 3: nice and sweet, she wouldn't have got where she could.
Speaker 13: It wouldn't have worked. Yeah, one hundred percent. Yeah. And
Speaker 13: you know, one of the other things that I find
Speaker 13: super fascinating is like her contentious relationship with Diane Sawyer
Speaker 13: when they were both working for ABC. You know. So
Speaker 13: it is like there's it does a good job of
Speaker 13: touching on every aspect of you know, her career. So
Speaker 13: it is, you know, it was it was very a
Speaker 13: very fascinating watch.
Speaker 3: All right, ABC's multi platform reporter Will Gans, Thanks so much,
Speaker 3: have a wonderful weekend.
Speaker 13: You too, Amy, Take care.
Speaker 3: All right, talk to you next week. Let's get back
Speaker 3: to a few of the stories we're working on in
Speaker 3: the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. A three judge panel
Speaker 3: of the ninth US Circuit Court of Appeals has unanimously
Speaker 3: ruled the President Trump can keep control of the National
Speaker 3: Guard troops he sent to LA to protect federal properties
Speaker 3: and agents doing immigration rates. The decision yesterday blocks a
Speaker 3: lower court judges ruling who found that Trump acted i
Speaker 3: legally when he activated the soldiers without consulting Governor Newsom.
Speaker 3: The appeals court found the Trump administration presented enough evidence
Speaker 3: to show that it had a defensible rationale for doing so,
Speaker 3: citing violent acts by protesters. Singer Chris Brown is pleaded
Speaker 3: not guilty in London to a charge of beating and
Speaker 3: seriously injuring a music producer at a nightclub in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty three. Brown allegedly hit the man several times with
Speaker 3: a bottle in what's been called an unprovoked attack. The
Speaker 3: music producer was also punched and kicked. Prosecutors said the
Speaker 3: attack was caught on security video and happened in front
Speaker 3: of a club full of people. A skydiver in Riverside
Speaker 3: County has been seriously injured after making what's being called
Speaker 3: a hard landing near Paris. Valley Airport. The person was
Speaker 3: taken to the hospital yesterday afternoon with back injuries and
Speaker 3: Wild Rivers Water Park in Irvine is one of hundreds
Speaker 3: of locations that will be participating in Mission Possible Swim
Speaker 3: Lessons Save Lives. That's the name of the event. It's
Speaker 3: happening Thursday, June twenty sixth. It's all part of a
Speaker 3: global initiative to fight childhood drownings by raising awareness of
Speaker 3: the importance of learning how to swim. Forty bucks per
Speaker 3: person it includes admission to the water park for the day.
Speaker 3: The event is expected to sell out. Drowning remains one
Speaker 3: of the leading causes of day for children one to
Speaker 3: four years old. Learning to swim such a good thing.
Speaker 3: I can't imagine not knowing how to swim, Like I've
Speaker 3: known how to swim. I remember my first swim lesson.
Speaker 3: I was like three years old, you know. I mean
Speaker 3: it was apparently babies.
Speaker 2: Do really well if you get them in the water
Speaker 2: right away.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, my uncle took my little brother and just
Speaker 3: threw them in.
Speaker 13: Yep.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Anyway, so very important. Mission Possible Swim Lessons Save
Speaker 3: Lives Again. It's happening at Wild Rivers Water Park in
Speaker 3: Irvine on Thursday. This is KFI and kost HD two
Speaker 3: Los Angeles, Orange County Southland weather from KFI. Still got
Speaker 3: some patchy low clouds in areas at June gloom that'll
Speaker 3: break up and leave us with sunny skies again. Highs
Speaker 3: in the low seventies at the coast, mid to upper
Speaker 3: seventies for Metro La and inland O c oh that
Speaker 3: sounds perfect for Disneyland. I think I'll go today. Upper
Speaker 3: seventies to mid eighties in the valleys. Eighties to about
Speaker 3: ninety for the ie seventies and eighties with gusty winds
Speaker 3: for the Analope Valley. It's sixty one in Your Belinda,
Speaker 3: sixty one in Pasadena, sixty six in Irvine, and sixty
Speaker 3: three in Santa Monica. Live from the KFI twenty four
Speaker 3: hour news room for Birthday Girl producer Ann and technical
Speaker 3: producer Sam along with traffic specialist Will. I'm Amy King.
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