Speaker 1: You're listening to KFI AM six forty wake Up Call
Speaker 1: with me Amy King on demand on the iHeartRadio.
Speaker 2: App JFI Radio. This is Mission Control Houston. Please call
Speaker 2: station for a voice check.
Speaker 3: Station.
Speaker 4: This is Amy King with kfi's wake up Call. How
Speaker 4: do you hear me?
Speaker 2: I can hear you loud and clear.
Speaker 5: And it's time for your morning wake up call.
Speaker 6: And his name is Amy King.
Speaker 7: Here's Amy King.
Speaker 5: This is not.
Speaker 4: It is five oh one on your Friday morning make
Speaker 4: up call. It's January seventeenth. Good morning, I'm Amy King.
Speaker 4: We're live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app and so happy
Speaker 4: that you're starting your day with us. Today. The winds
Speaker 4: are calm, the weather's cool, and we hear that some
Speaker 4: people are being allowed back into their neighborhoods. Schools are
Speaker 4: about to reopen in Pasadena. Still a long, long journey ahead,
Speaker 4: but you know, we take these little these little winds
Speaker 4: and embrace them. We need them right now. And you
Speaker 4: just heard the intro when we talked to the International
Speaker 4: Space Station. Our buddy Nickay got to go and do
Speaker 4: a space walk yesterday with Sonny Williams. She's one of
Speaker 4: the astronauts who was supposed to be up on the
Speaker 4: space station for a week, but she's been there for
Speaker 4: like nine months, so they said, I think she needs
Speaker 4: to go out for a walk. So they did some
Speaker 4: repairs to the space station yesterday. I think it was
Speaker 4: about six hours long. It's pretty cool. If you want
Speaker 4: to check it out, you can look on the NASA app.
Speaker 4: And then I think Sonny and Butcher are both going
Speaker 4: out again to do some more repairs next week. Here's
Speaker 4: what's ahead on wake up call this Friday morning. Firefighters
Speaker 4: have taken advantage of the lighter winds and cool temperatures
Speaker 4: to continue to dig lines around the fires in Pacific
Speaker 4: Palisades and Altadena Palisades fire is twenty seven percent surrounded,
Speaker 4: the Eton fires fifty five percent surrounded. Some evacuation orders
Speaker 4: for both fires are being lifted. Negotiators for Israel and
Speaker 4: Hamas have signed a cease fire and hostage deal. Several
Speaker 4: outlets say the deal was signed today in Qatar by
Speaker 4: officials from Israel, Hamas, the US, and Katari officials. Israeli
Speaker 4: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyah, who released a statement saying the
Speaker 4: families of the hostages have been informed of the agreements.
Speaker 4: The clock is ticking down on TikTok. We're going to
Speaker 4: find out if the clock is really going to run
Speaker 4: out with ABC's Steven Portnoy. That's coming up in just
Speaker 4: a couple of minutes. Also, even though the flames are
Speaker 4: being tamed, the fires aren't out. We're going to find
Speaker 4: out how the firefighters are doing and get an update
Speaker 4: with Cow Fires Captain cal Her. That's coming up at
Speaker 4: five point twenty. At five point thirty five, the House
Speaker 4: Whisper and the host of Home on KFI, Dean Sharp.
Speaker 4: It's going to help us sort out the fact from
Speaker 4: the fiction when it comes to fire hardening your home.
Speaker 4: So lots ahead, and we hope you'll stick around with
Speaker 4: us for the whole five o'clock hour, and then of
Speaker 4: course stick around at six oh five because we got
Speaker 4: handle on the news coming up. Let's get started with
Speaker 4: some of the stories coming out of the KFI twenty
Speaker 4: four hour newsroom. More evacuation orders have been lifted on
Speaker 4: the outskirts of the fire that started near Altadena and Pasadena.
Speaker 4: Fire and Eaton Canyon is burdened more than fourteen thousand
Speaker 4: acres and is fifty five percent surrounded, official say firefighters
Speaker 4: have been putting out hot spots and reinforcing lines, focusing
Speaker 4: on the steep terrain near Winter's Creek along the northern
Speaker 4: side of the fire. More than seven thousand homes and
Speaker 4: other buildings have been damaged or destroyed, and urban search
Speaker 4: and rescue teams have completed more than eighty eight hundred inspections.
Speaker 4: At least seventeen deaths have been confirmed. Evacuation orders have
Speaker 4: been lifted for several neighborhoods impacted by the fire that
Speaker 4: started in Pacific Palisades. People are allowed back yesterday as
Speaker 4: the winds died down and the fire is twenty seven
Speaker 4: percent surrounded. This guy says he was relieved to find
Speaker 4: out his home is still standing.
Speaker 6: We are so incredibly grateful that we have homeless and
Speaker 6: there's no electricity.
Speaker 7: Who cares the water might not be perfect?
Speaker 8: Who cares there might be stuff in the air?
Speaker 7: Who cares?
Speaker 3: We have our homes.
Speaker 4: The evacuation orders lifted yesterday affect more than eleven thousand
Speaker 4: people in Pacific Palisades In Malibu. Authority say others might
Speaker 4: need to wait at least a week before they can
Speaker 4: return to their neighborhoods. If you want to get an
Speaker 4: updated list of the evacuation areas. You can find it
Speaker 4: at Recovery dot La County dot gov. The FEDS have
Speaker 4: issued warnings about fake donations for fire victims.
Speaker 9: FBI says scammers exploit mass casualty events and disasters that
Speaker 9: includes the wildfires in La Inventora Counties. Officials say the
Speaker 9: fraudulent activity may come off as disaster relief agencies collecting
Speaker 9: personal info or conducting charitable schemes against disaster assistance programs.
Speaker 9: They may even pose as official entities or celebrities. People
Speaker 9: are encouraged to do their own research before donating, and
Speaker 9: for those that want to donate to fire victims, they
Speaker 9: can go to the California Department of Justice website, where
Speaker 9: an online search tool can verify an organization's legitimacy. Andrew
Speaker 9: Caravella kay if I News.
Speaker 4: One of the real donation locations is dream Center La.
Speaker 4: iHeartMedia has teamed up with Dream Center to take donations
Speaker 4: of food and money which are so desperate need, desperately needed.
Speaker 4: We're going to let you know where and when you
Speaker 4: can donate, coming up in just a couple of minutes.
Speaker 4: But dream Center La that is one of the legitimate
Speaker 4: places to donate your food and supplies and money to
Speaker 4: help the fire victims. Let's say good morning now to
Speaker 4: ABC's Stephen Portnoy. Stephen, the clock is ticking down on
Speaker 4: a TikTok ban can and will the clock be stopped?
Speaker 5: I know we're going to find out out. Look at
Speaker 5: ten o'clock this morning, the Supreme Court is going to
Speaker 5: meet to deliver at least one or more opinion, at
Speaker 5: least one opinion, maybe more than one. We don't know
Speaker 5: it's going to be the TikTok case, but there's a
Speaker 5: great deal of speculation that it will be, because the
Speaker 5: Court almost never meets on Fridays to deliver opinions at
Speaker 5: this part of the term. And the thinking is a
Speaker 5: week after it heard oral argument, aware of Sunday's deadline,
Speaker 5: we'll hear from the court about this case. We don't
Speaker 5: know what the Court's going to do. It could say sorry, TikTok,
Speaker 5: time's up, or you know, it could grant the extension
Speaker 5: that President elect Trump has asked the Court to grant.
Speaker 5: And there's a great deal of speculation, but what's going
Speaker 5: to happen next? Because you know, there've been reports this
Speaker 5: week that TikTok will proactively shut the platform down and
Speaker 5: put up a message say sorry, folks, call your member
Speaker 5: of Congress. There's also the thought that maybe President elect
Speaker 5: Trump will issue some sort of executive order that seeks
Speaker 5: to delay the enforcement of this law to give more
Speaker 5: time for the app to be sold. But let me explain,
Speaker 5: having spent a lot of time reading the text of
Speaker 5: this law, it is dense. But leave it to your
Speaker 5: expert here to do this. The law says a one
Speaker 5: time ninety day extension can only be granted if there's
Speaker 5: a sale already in the works and the papers have
Speaker 5: been signed. There is no such sale in the works,
Speaker 5: no papers have been drafted, and so this idea that
Speaker 5: the president, under the text of the law can grant
Speaker 5: an extension is far afield. But maybe there's a way.
Speaker 5: I don't know how the president can issue an executive
Speaker 5: order that says, never mind what the law says, we're
Speaker 5: going to do something different. I don't know how that works.
Speaker 5: I've never quite seen it before, so we'll find out.
Speaker 5: But there's an intensive, aggressive lobbying effort that TikTok is
Speaker 5: employing right now. There's going to be a party here
Speaker 5: in this Town on Sunday that's being hosted by TikTok
Speaker 5: to celebrate Donald Trump's inauguration. Kelly and Conway has been
Speaker 5: hired by the company as one of its lobbyists. You've
Speaker 5: got the CEO of TikTok being invited to sit in
Speaker 5: the way down in front next to America's elected leaders
Speaker 5: and other VIP's at the inauguration. And President Elect Trump
Speaker 5: has posted on social media just how much more popular
Speaker 5: he is on that app than, for example, Taylor Swift, Beyonce,
Speaker 5: Kamala Harris. Why he asks what he seek to ban TikTok.
Speaker 5: And there's a bit of buyer's remorse here because people
Speaker 5: are suddenly realizing in Washington they may have painted themselves
Speaker 5: into a corner and has given how popular TikTok is.
Speaker 5: But let's see what happens next. Congress has spoken, we
Speaker 5: may hear from the Supreme Court today, and I've never
Speaker 5: seen a president with the wave of his hand decide
Speaker 5: that he's not going to enforce the law that Congress
Speaker 5: has passed. But maybe Congress will make another choice. We'll
Speaker 5: have to see what happens.
Speaker 4: Well, and I saw something on a couple of the
Speaker 4: news outlets last night that President Biden said that he
Speaker 4: wouldn't enforce the Banny. Well, he's in office for.
Speaker 5: Don't listen, don't read too much into that. I'll be
Speaker 5: very brief. Sunday is Sunday, right, Monday is a federal holiday.
Speaker 5: The way this law works is the Justice Department is
Speaker 5: to go to federal court and seek a civil penalty
Speaker 5: of up to five thousand dollars per user. With the
Speaker 5: Biden administration's telling us is they're not going to do
Speaker 5: that on Sunday or Monday's federal holiday, which means it's
Speaker 5: up to Donald Trump's Justice Department to enforce the law.
Speaker 5: That's a function of the time and the dates, not
Speaker 5: any kind of policy matter.
Speaker 4: Okay, and ten o'clock Supreme Court, We'll be watching you,
Speaker 4: bet ABC. Stephen Portnoy, thank you so much. Have a
Speaker 4: great weekend.
Speaker 3: You got it.
Speaker 4: Let's get back to some of the stories coming out
Speaker 4: of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. The Israeli security
Speaker 4: cabinet has voted to approve a ceasefire and hostage release deal.
Speaker 4: The full cabinet still has to vote on it. That's
Speaker 4: expected later today. Officials from Israel Hamas the US and
Speaker 4: Katar signed the agreement in Doha today. A siaf Hussein
Speaker 4: of the food aid group SKT Welfare says aid trucks
Speaker 4: are ready to move in when the deal is signed.
Speaker 6: We have trucks lined up near the Jordanian border ready
Speaker 6: to go in.
Speaker 7: Only last week high volunteers go over from the UK
Speaker 7: huck food parcels.
Speaker 4: As many as six hundred trucks per day could be
Speaker 4: allowed into the Gaza Strip once the ceasefire and hostage
Speaker 4: deal goes into effect. Two American hostages are expected to
Speaker 4: be released in the first phase of the Israel Hamas
Speaker 4: cesfire deal. The first phase we'll see the release of civilians, children,
Speaker 4: the elderly and wounded hostages, and it would be expected
Speaker 4: to go into effect on Sunday Most.
Speaker 8: Ten nine eight, seven, six five four three.
Speaker 4: SpaceX's Starship Rocket has been destroyed in a launch in Texas.
Speaker 4: The spacecraft's six engines appeared to shut down one by
Speaker 4: one yesterday with contact loss just about nine minutes into
Speaker 4: the flight. SpaceX called the failure a rapid unscheduled disassembly.
Speaker 4: The spacecraft was carrying ten dummy satellites to practice releasing them.
Speaker 4: A minute before the craft broke up, SpaceX used the
Speaker 4: launch tower's giant mechanical arm to catch the returning booster.
Speaker 4: SpaceX founder Elon Musk later posted video of the falling
Speaker 4: debris on X, saying success is uncertain, but entertainment is guaranteed.
Speaker 4: President Biden says Republican led states did a poor job
Speaker 4: handling their economies during the COVID nineteen pandemic.
Speaker 10: Red states really screwed up in terms of the way
Speaker 10: they handle their economy and the way they handle manufacturing,
Speaker 10: the way they handle access to supply chains.
Speaker 4: Biden told MSNBC, Democrats could have done better selling their
Speaker 4: accomplishments to voters.
Speaker 10: I almost spent too much time on the policy, not
Speaker 10: enough time on the politics.
Speaker 4: Biden also says his administration invested more federal dollars into
Speaker 4: Red States than Democrat led states. One of the coolest
Speaker 4: theme songs, the director of Twin Peaks and the Original
Speaker 4: Dune in nineteen eighty four Or has died. David Lynch's
Speaker 4: family announced his death on Facebook, saying there's a big
Speaker 4: hole in the world now that Lynch is no longer
Speaker 4: with us. Lynch announced last year that he'd been diagnosed
Speaker 4: with emphysema and couldn't direct anymore. But then after that
Speaker 4: followed up and said, nah, he wasn't going to stop working.
Speaker 4: He's also known for directing Eraserhead, Blue Velvet, and Mulholland Drive,
Speaker 4: which got him an Oscar nomination for Best Director in
Speaker 4: two thousand and one. David Lynch was seventy eight. So
Speaker 4: Anthony Blinken held a press conference at the State Department
Speaker 4: yesterday to give an update on the Israel Hamas ceasefire agreement.
Speaker 4: As you may recall, it was kind of moving along,
Speaker 4: and then Benjamin Netanyah who said they hit a snag.
Speaker 4: They said Hamas was renegging on parts of the agreement,
Speaker 4: so they held this press agreement. Of this press availability,
Speaker 4: Blincoln didn't give much of an update except to say
Speaker 4: that they expected it would go into effect on Sunday. Well,
Speaker 4: what was interesting about the briefing was the disrupt during
Speaker 4: the briefing. One of the journalists was, we'll just say
Speaker 4: hell bent on disrupting the briefing. He interrupted Blincoln for
Speaker 4: a couple of minutes early on in the press briefing,
Speaker 4: and then a few minutes later he did it again.
Speaker 7: Finally, I just wanted to shore this morning.
Speaker 11: Get your hands off me, Get your hands off me,
Speaker 11: Get your hands off me. Answer a damn question.
Speaker 4: I look forward to answering questions in a few minutes.
Speaker 11: You know, not as real sniped their weapons. Everybody from
Speaker 11: the ic jank. I was sitting here quietly, and now
Speaker 11: I think they handled by two or three people. You're
Speaker 11: in pontificate about a free press. You pontificate about a
Speaker 11: free press.
Speaker 6: You're hurting me.
Speaker 8: You're hurting me, you are hurting me.
Speaker 11: I have been asking questions after being total Please Matt
Speaker 11: Miller that he will not answer my questions.
Speaker 2: That's how I ask.
Speaker 12: Please, sir, respect the brief, respect the process.
Speaker 4: We'll have an opportunity to take questions in a few minutes.
Speaker 11: What's at the point of the Yeah, hey, the nay
Speaker 11: thirty first statements have blocked the ICJ orders.
Speaker 7: He blocked the ICJ orders. Please sir, respect the process.
Speaker 7: Thank you, respect the process.
Speaker 11: Respective process. Well, everybody everybody from the from Anthony Internationals.
Speaker 11: But answer Internationals the ice of day saying that as
Speaker 11: well as doing tenniside an extermination and you're telling me
Speaker 11: to respect the process.
Speaker 4: Criminals, why aren't you.
Speaker 9: In the Hey, why aren't you with the Hey, why
Speaker 9: aren't you.
Speaker 4: With the He pretty interesting to watch, and then they
Speaker 4: literally carried him out. In this instance, I would say
Speaker 4: I I agreed with them removing him because Blincoln did say, Hey,
Speaker 4: we're going to take questions at the end, and he
Speaker 4: kept interrupting, and he probably could have answered or asked
Speaker 4: his questions at the end when he was done. I mean,
Speaker 4: I don't like to see free speech squelched. And this
Speaker 4: guy is a journalist you kind of have to be
Speaker 4: to get into the State Department. But it was I
Speaker 4: think it stole the thunder of everything else that happened
Speaker 4: during that press briefing yesterday. Thirty one people are still
Speaker 4: missing in the Palisades and Eaten fire zones. Twelve people
Speaker 4: who were missing have been found safe. Thirteen others have
Speaker 4: been found dead in homes and buildings destroyed in the fires.
Speaker 4: The number of people who've been killed in both fires
Speaker 4: remains at twenty seven. The ATF says it has one
Speaker 4: hundred and fifty leads into the cause of the fire
Speaker 4: in the Pacific Palisades. Acting Special Agent in charge of
Speaker 4: LA's Field Division, Jose Medina, says the leads have come
Speaker 4: from homeowners, witnesses and videos submitted to investigators. Several flights
Speaker 4: near the Turks and Caicos Islands in the Caribbean had
Speaker 4: to be diverted or delayed because of debris falling from
Speaker 4: a SpaceX Starship. The Starship rocket broke up in the
Speaker 4: atmosphere last night about nine minutes after launching from Texas.
Speaker 4: At least eight flights to New York's JFK and to
Speaker 4: Atlanta were impacted. Let's say good morning now to CalFire
Speaker 4: Captain Kelliher. Captain Kelleher hasn't had much sleep in the
Speaker 4: last ten days. So now that the flames have been
Speaker 4: tamed and the skies have cleared, people are thinking that
Speaker 4: the fires are out, but they're not. So I wanted
Speaker 4: to talk to you so we can understand what work
Speaker 4: still needs to be done. So can you tell us
Speaker 4: as we work to get containment of these fires, what
Speaker 4: exactly does that mean.
Speaker 3: So, what we're trying to do is have a line
Speaker 3: all the way around the fire that is in from
Speaker 3: the burn line, where it's clear and there are no
Speaker 3: hot spots all the way around the fire. It's like
Speaker 3: a fuel break where there's no active fires. There's no smoldering,
Speaker 3: there's nothing. So that's what we're working on right now.
Speaker 3: And you know, this fire is at twenty three seven
Speaker 3: hundred and thirteen acres and we did make a little
Speaker 3: more progress at twenty two percent containment, and overnight that
Speaker 3: fire stayed within that footprint. So that's great news right there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it actually hasn't grown for a couple of days.
Speaker 3: Right that. Yeah, we've we've done our We've done our job.
Speaker 3: As far as those air assets in the sky have
Speaker 3: really done an incredible job, you know, painting the hill
Speaker 3: with the fire retardant and pre treating those hillsides out
Speaker 3: in front of the fire. They really wanted to make
Speaker 3: sure they got ahead of that before the winds kicked
Speaker 3: out the night four and that really helped dramatically. And
Speaker 3: so yeah, the strategies and tactics are working to keep
Speaker 3: this fire from going anywhere. They're in there with the
Speaker 3: hand crews and the doser teams and the real hard,
Speaker 3: kind of heavy arduous work in there, just you know,
Speaker 3: getting in those areas and making sure there are no
Speaker 3: hotspots with the hose and there'll be a lot of
Speaker 3: work because this is such a large fire right.
Speaker 4: And what about the helicopters. Are those still being used.
Speaker 3: As of right now? Not at the moment. Because there
Speaker 3: is no active flame, that doesn't mean that a fire
Speaker 3: isn't smoldering, but that really is about the ground crews
Speaker 3: doing their job.
Speaker 4: Okay, so that was going to be my next question,
Speaker 4: Captain Kellerher You said there's no active flame, but there
Speaker 4: are hot spots and what's defined as a hot spot.
Speaker 3: So remember so few moistures are critically low, and our
Speaker 3: vegetation is extremely dry and receptive to you know fire,
Speaker 3: a lot that burns. You've got these you know, huge
Speaker 3: and massive trees and shrubs and things like that, and
Speaker 3: something can smolder in that mulch and still be hot.
Speaker 3: And you know that's that's the thing that we've got
Speaker 3: to make sure we turn everything over when as you
Speaker 3: look out you'll see something smoking, just a light smoke
Speaker 3: or just a low ember though those are all the
Speaker 3: things that they're going in there, turning all that over,
Speaker 3: getting it down deep, getting water on it, so it
Speaker 3: doesn't have the potential should a wind kick back up,
Speaker 3: should anything else like that happen. That's what that means.
Speaker 4: Okay, And how do you find the hotspots just looking
Speaker 4: at them, or do you have material.
Speaker 3: Boat Yeah, a little of both. You know, when you
Speaker 3: walk in there, you can see it, especially in the morning.
Speaker 3: You can see those little smoldering, little little smoke little
Speaker 3: columns are small like you know, but you can see them.
Speaker 3: But then on top of that, we do have our
Speaker 3: our drone team out there and they're doing infrared shots
Speaker 3: so they can also see It's like, hey, we got
Speaker 3: we've got a hot area over here. There's a spot,
Speaker 3: and so they'll radio that down to the trees that
Speaker 3: are on the ground and they'll go get.
Speaker 4: It, okay. And then do we have any kind of
Speaker 4: idea when you might have the fire surrounded or contained.
Speaker 3: I don't have that number. You can kind of look
Speaker 3: at pass fires and kind of march out the timeline
Speaker 3: and some of these big fires when the weather cooperates
Speaker 3: and stays the way that the weather is right now,
Speaker 3: which is in totally our favor. But actually I don't
Speaker 3: have that timeline. But you know, they're working as hard
Speaker 3: as fast as We've got crews on the ground that
Speaker 3: are refreshed, they're fresh in today, Spirits are high, morale
Speaker 3: is up. Everybody knows the mission and they're doing an
Speaker 3: incredible job.
Speaker 4: Any parting words for anyone who's listening, because I know
Speaker 4: that we are still mesmerized by this tragedy and just
Speaker 4: so thankful for all the work that you guys are doing.
Speaker 3: You can let your listeners know we just couldn't be
Speaker 3: more touched by the outpouring of support, not only for
Speaker 3: the firefighters, because we've been here all hours of the
Speaker 3: day and night, and things keep showing up at the
Speaker 3: right time when we need it. But we're well taken
Speaker 3: care of now. I feel like we've got what we
Speaker 3: need and the focus should really be on the residents
Speaker 3: that have lost everything. And we're grateful for the generous
Speaker 3: spirit of everybody.
Speaker 4: It's been heartbreaking and heartwarming at the same time and
Speaker 4: a beautiful thing to see.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's crazy, right, but thank you guys for all
Speaker 3: your support. We really appreciate it.
Speaker 4: All right, thank you Captain Kellerher. Isn't that funny they're
Speaker 4: thanking us? Yeah, what an amazing job they're doing. But
Speaker 4: I wanted to get that information from Captain Kellerher because
Speaker 4: you know, you're not clear on exactly what is containment,
Speaker 4: what is a hot spot? And I think just knowing
Speaker 4: that helps me and helps you make sense of it
Speaker 4: a little bit. Good news that we've got some of
Speaker 4: the evacuation orders lifted. And if you want to know
Speaker 4: if your neighborhood is part of that, or a friend's
Speaker 4: neighborhood is part of that, it's at recovery dot La
Speaker 4: County dot gov. They've got a list of all the
Speaker 4: evacuation zones. The Pasadena School District will slowly be reopening
Speaker 4: it's schools. Teacher Dereena abdes Samad says, very emotional.
Speaker 13: I'm going to have to just sit around and hold
Speaker 13: each other and cry if we need to. But the
Speaker 13: most important things is the students or the child making
Speaker 13: sure that they're fine through the whole thing, which is
Speaker 13: just again unimaginable.
Speaker 4: All of the district's twenty four campuses have been closed
Speaker 4: since January eighth because of the fire and Eaton Canyon.
Speaker 4: Five were severely damaged or destroyed. The rest of the
Speaker 4: schools are going to reopen in phases over the next
Speaker 4: couple of weeks, with the first group going back next Thursday,
Speaker 4: January twenty third. The district wants to have all schools
Speaker 4: without severe damage back open for in person learning by
Speaker 4: the end of the month. A new task force has
Speaker 4: been created to focus on fighting crimes related to fires
Speaker 4: in LA as people work to recover and rebuild the
Speaker 4: US Attorney's offices, the Joint Regional Fire Crimes Task Force,
Speaker 4: quite a mouthful, made up of federal and local law enforcement,
Speaker 4: will investigate fire related crimes and prosecute those trying to
Speaker 4: exploit the crisis. They'll be targeting looters, arsonists, financial scammers,
Speaker 4: and those flying drones illegally. Since last week, more than
Speaker 4: fifty people have been arrested for looting or theft related
Speaker 4: crimes in the fire areas. The chief medical officer with
Speaker 4: the California Medical Assistance Team says California's gotta stop firing firefighters.
Speaker 4: Doctor Jasmeat Bains has proposed a plan to ensure cal
Speaker 4: fire stays fully staffed all year. Current funding doesn't allow
Speaker 4: for full staffing through the winter. Doctor Bains says, even
Speaker 4: if they're not responding to wildfires, floods, and earthquakes, full
Speaker 4: funding would enable firefighters to do controlled burns to clear
Speaker 4: brush and to educate the public about fire safety. Maps
Speaker 4: released by the US drought Monitors show most of southern
Speaker 4: California is back in a drought.
Speaker 8: Severe drought is the third highest category on a scale
Speaker 8: of five categories for drought severity. In January of last year,
Speaker 8: following significant rainfall, almost none of southern California was in
Speaker 8: a drought of any kind.
Speaker 4: CFI's Daniel Martindale says an analysis from UCLA shows climate
Speaker 4: change amplifies dry conditions. Just three months ago, southern California
Speaker 4: was not considered to be in a drought. Now northern
Speaker 4: California is not in drought. They've had a number of
Speaker 4: rainstorms and even some flooding, so hopefully that's going to
Speaker 4: help us keep our water supply AOK through the year.
Speaker 4: With the help of your donations, the Dream Center and
Speaker 4: iHeartMedia Los Angeles have been working together to help the
Speaker 4: victims affected by the devastating firefire fires across LA and
Speaker 4: your donations are being used right now to deliver air purifiers, electronics,
Speaker 4: things like phone chargers, pet food supplies and more to
Speaker 4: areas in the community and as they start to fan
Speaker 4: out and deliver those supplies, we're still taking donations. You
Speaker 4: can donate dollars now at KFI AM six forty dot
Speaker 4: com slash donate. You can also text Relief to three
Speaker 4: three one zero zero to make a donation, and if
Speaker 4: you want to do a physical donation. Here are some
Speaker 4: of the things that they still need. Non perishable food
Speaker 4: things like can goods, snack ready to meals. There's bottled
Speaker 4: water and sports drinks. They're needed for hydration. They still
Speaker 4: need hygiene products things like toothpait, toothpaste and toothbrushes, soap, shampoo,
Speaker 4: feminine products, baby supplies, air purifiers and masks, flashlights, batteries,
Speaker 4: portable home phone chargers, first aid kits, and medical supplies.
Speaker 4: Still need pet food and pet supplies for those animals,
Speaker 4: and cleaning supplies things like mops and buckets, disinfectants, all
Speaker 4: that stuff needed to clean up and assist with recovery.
Speaker 4: You can drop off donations at the Dream Center and
Speaker 4: Echo Park. They will be taken on site today and
Speaker 4: tomorrow from nine to seven. Then they're gonna shut down
Speaker 4: for Sunday regroup, and then we'll be taking donations again
Speaker 4: all week next week, Monday through Saturday from nine am
Speaker 4: to seven pm. And if you are affected by the
Speaker 4: fire and need immediate help, you can call two one
Speaker 4: three two seven three seven thousand or go to Dreamscenter
Speaker 4: dot org. Evacuation orders have been lifted in several neighborhoods
Speaker 4: impacted by the fire and Pacific Palisades. About eleven thousand
Speaker 4: residents are being allowed to go back home if their
Speaker 4: homes are still there. Officials say people need to know
Speaker 4: there's no power or water in the area and there
Speaker 4: are still dangers. Some near the eaten fire also being
Speaker 4: allowed to go back. It could be a week or
Speaker 4: more before others are going to be allowed to return
Speaker 4: to the burn areas. The cease fire deal is back on.
Speaker 4: A ceasefire and hostage release agreement has been signed in Doha,
Speaker 4: Qatar by Israel, Hamas, the US and Katar. After some
Speaker 4: last minute snags, the Israeli Security Cabinet has approved it.
Speaker 4: It now goes before the full Cabinet. If it gets
Speaker 4: full approval, it would go into effect as soon as Sunday.
Speaker 4: Governor Newsom could be facing another recall. Randy Economy has
Speaker 4: launched a recall against the governor because of the way
Speaker 4: he's handled the Wildfire's Recent polls shows Newsom's approval rating
Speaker 4: has dropped to forty six percent. Some believe the numbers
Speaker 4: lower than that because of not only the wildfires, but
Speaker 4: also a looming budget crisis. At six oh five, it's
Speaker 4: Handle on the news, State Farm is pulling out of
Speaker 4: the Super Bowl. Bill's going to tell you why. At
Speaker 4: five point fifty, reconnecting with Severance, Get It, ABC's Willgans
Speaker 4: is going to give you a first look at season
Speaker 4: two of Severance, Can't Wait, and some other things that
Speaker 4: you can watch if you plan to curl up on
Speaker 4: the couch this weekend. Let's say good morning now to
Speaker 4: our house, whisper the host of Home on KFI. It's
Speaker 4: Dean Sharp.
Speaker 7: Good morning, Dean, who was also born in January.
Speaker 4: So what's your birthday?
Speaker 7: It was the eleventh.
Speaker 4: Oh, happy birthday. I didn't even know it was your birthday.
Speaker 7: I turned to twenty nine for the second time, and you.
Speaker 4: Don't look a day over it. Okay, let's talk about fires.
Speaker 4: We want to keep focusing on that because you know,
Speaker 4: homes and so many were affected, and so many are
Speaker 4: at risk. So let's separate some fact from fiction when
Speaker 4: it comes to fire hardening your home.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's kind of where we're turning our attention this weekend,
Speaker 7: because already, thank you social media, there are a slew
Speaker 7: of what I call gimmicks and kind of ignorant based
Speaker 7: ideas out there about Okay, everybody, here's how we're going
Speaker 7: to fire prove our homes. And they're expensive, they're a
Speaker 7: little bit wacky, and they're really kind of most of
Speaker 7: them a waste of time.
Speaker 4: Okay, And you're going to be talking about this all
Speaker 4: weekend on Home with Deems Sharp right here on kif
Speaker 4: I ride six to eight on Saturday, the nine to
Speaker 4: noon on Sunday. But let's talk Dean, just now real
Speaker 4: quick about a few of the things you'll be talking
Speaker 4: about that are absolutely dead wrong. Like you said, they're
Speaker 4: out on social media and they're not going to do
Speaker 4: you any good.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Well, here's the thing. Let's these have been in the
Speaker 7: news lately. Rooftop sprinklers always get very very popular right
Speaker 7: after a wildfire event or even edge of property sprinkler.
Speaker 7: Just about any sprinkler, any that has the word sprinkler
Speaker 7: in it, other than full on interior home fire sprinklers,
Speaker 7: you know, the official kind of fire sprinklers inside a home.
Speaker 4: Really interesting because I know as somebody who is building
Speaker 4: a home in Pacific, is it in the pala size, Yes,
Speaker 4: it's in Pacific. Palisades, and they're putting fireproofing stuff and
Speaker 4: they plan to have sprinklers on the roof.
Speaker 7: Really well, so here's the thing I mean, just to
Speaker 7: comment on that as an example, if they're building a
Speaker 7: home in California, then they are required to put Class
Speaker 7: A rated shingles on their roof. Their roof is going
Speaker 7: to be a Class A fire rated roof, meaning it's
Speaker 7: a roof that's hard to burn. And yet, and yet
Speaker 7: people are still embracing this idea. I need to put
Speaker 7: sprinklers up on my roof and keep it wet and
Speaker 7: so that it doesn't burn. This is not how houses burn.
Speaker 7: We don't have things dropping onto roofs or flames dropping
Speaker 7: onto a roofing material and catching it on fire.
Speaker 4: Okay, so how are they starting.
Speaker 7: Well, when you see a roof burning, ninety nine times
Speaker 7: out of one hundred, it is burning from the attic
Speaker 7: out from underneath where the flame has got into the attic,
Speaker 7: and now it's burning the roof rafters and the plywood underneath.
Speaker 7: And we're seeing that flame emerge from the attic, not
Speaker 7: burn from the roofing materials down. And so sprinklers just
Speaker 7: don't even enter into the factor of how it really happens.
Speaker 7: And that's why I don't really want people to waste
Speaker 7: their time on this. What I do want people to
Speaker 7: focus on is what you and I have talked about
Speaker 7: many times before, but I'm gonna say it again because
Speaker 7: I feel like we have everybody's attention now in a
Speaker 7: new way, at least for a little bit of time.
Speaker 7: And that is ninety percent of the homes that burn
Speaker 7: in a wildfire ignite before the fire arrives at the house.
Speaker 7: How flames are something that of course you want your
Speaker 7: home ready to deal with flames if flames arrive. But
Speaker 7: embers are the primary enemy in a wildfire event. And
Speaker 7: this has been true of all wildfire events for as
Speaker 7: long as we know. This was true of the Palisades fire.
Speaker 7: It was true of the Eaten fire. And imagine this.
Speaker 7: Imagine a few hundred dollars spent on a flame on
Speaker 7: emberproofing attic and subfloor vents, A few hundred dollars spent.
Speaker 7: If most of the homes in the Palisades, which were
Speaker 7: very wealthy homes, had spent a few hundred dollars on
Speaker 7: those emberproof vents, statistics tell us that the fire would
Speaker 7: have moved ninety percent slower through that neighborhood, and only
Speaker 7: a fraction of the homes would have actually been affected
Speaker 7: by the flames. It would not have been the catastrophe
Speaker 7: that we've just witnessed.
Speaker 4: It was probably a wake up call of the very
Speaker 4: very worst kind, but important, important for us to be ready.
Speaker 4: So Dean, you're going to be focusing on all of
Speaker 4: this during the weekend shows right here on KFI again,
Speaker 4: it's Home with Dean Sharp. You can hear at six
Speaker 4: to eight am on Saturday and nine to noon on Sunday.
Speaker 4: You're gonna bust up some more of the myths and
Speaker 4: tell people how to get your homes ready. Thank you
Speaker 4: so much, Dean, appreciate it.
Speaker 7: Thanks Amy.
Speaker 4: All right, we'll talk to you soon. Let's get back
Speaker 4: to some of the stories coming out of the KFI
Speaker 4: twenty four hour newsroom. The death toll from the fires
Speaker 4: in La County is up to twenty seven. Most are
Speaker 4: in the Alta Dina area, where at least seventeen have died.
Speaker 4: Ten deaths have been confirmed in the Pacific Palace Sades area.
Speaker 4: La County Sheriff Luna announced yesterday his department has thirty
Speaker 4: one active missing person cases. More than eleven thousand people
Speaker 4: in Pacific Palisades in Malibu are being allowed to go
Speaker 4: back home as evacuation orders are lifting. Many of them
Speaker 4: say they are grateful their homes are still standing.
Speaker 14: And I have to say, as we drove into the
Speaker 14: house and I saw and I thought of all the
Speaker 14: families who.
Speaker 3: Would not be able to you that I started to cry.
Speaker 4: Others may have to wait at least another week before
Speaker 4: they can return. The fires burn nearly twenty four thousand acres,
Speaker 4: it's twenty seven percent surrounded. At least ten people have
Speaker 4: died in that fire. And again, if you are looking
Speaker 4: for information about where the evacuations are still in place
Speaker 4: and where they've been lifted, you can find that at
Speaker 4: Recovery dot LA County dot gov. LA County District Attorney
Speaker 4: Nathan Hawkman has hired a special prosecutor to handle cases
Speaker 4: involving police misconductfi's Daniel Martindale says Hawkman announced the hiring
Speaker 4: of Mike Janako.
Speaker 8: Yesterdayano is the former chief of the Civil Rights Section
Speaker 8: for the US Attorney's Office in California Central District. Hawkman's
Speaker 8: office says Janako is one of the foremost experts in
Speaker 8: civil rights and police misconduct cases in the country.
Speaker 4: Hawkman says the goal is to ensure transparency and accountability
Speaker 4: while strengthening public confidence in our justice system. Your mom
Speaker 4: may have said, don't slurp your soup, but now you
Speaker 4: can suck it.
Speaker 12: Progresso has introduced a new way to enjoy soup. The
Speaker 12: company released its first ever limited edition soup Drops candy
Speaker 12: this week. If you find that hard to swallow, Progresso
Speaker 12: says it took the beloved flavors of their Progresso Chicken
Speaker 12: Noodle soup and pack them into a fun, savory candy.
Speaker 12: It's sold exclusively on progressosoup drops dot com for two
Speaker 12: dollars and forty nine cents a can. The first batch
Speaker 12: sold out. The site says they're super sorry, but don't stew.
Speaker 12: More will be released at nine am Eastern every Thursday
Speaker 12: in January. Mark Ronner KFI News.
Speaker 4: Okay, so put it on it will Will you put
Speaker 4: this on your calendar on Thursday's nine am. I'm guessing
Speaker 4: it's probably Eastern time. So next Thursday we got to
Speaker 4: order some of these things. All you soup drop candy,
Speaker 4: all you savory candy that sounds so so disgusting. What
Speaker 4: if it was bacon candy, Well maybe yeah, then Maybee mabel,
Speaker 4: Oh bacon maple candy. It's still kind of iffy. Yeah, ok, Hey,
Speaker 4: on a quick correction. We talked to Captain Kellaher earlier about,
Speaker 4: you know, some of what the firefighters are doing now,
Speaker 4: the progress they're making, how they're drawing lines around and
Speaker 4: putting hotspots out. And I had mentioned that Captain Kellaher
Speaker 4: was with CalFire. No, Captain Kellaher is with La County Fire.
Speaker 4: They're all working together, but I want to make sure
Speaker 4: that she gets her her due. It's Captain keller Heer
Speaker 4: with the La County Fire. And you can always go
Speaker 4: back and listen to that interview again. She had some
Speaker 4: great information for us and you can find it on
Speaker 4: the wake Up Call page on the iHeartRadio app. Kids
Speaker 4: who go to school in Pasadena are slowly going to
Speaker 4: be going back to class. All schools in the Pasadena
Speaker 4: School District have been closed since January eighth because of
Speaker 4: the fires. The first group of schools will reopen next Thursday.
Speaker 4: At least five schools have been damaged or destroyed in
Speaker 4: the Eaten fire. Firefighters have been able to take advantage
Speaker 4: of calmer winds to dig lines around the fire. In
Speaker 4: the Pacific Palisades, that fires now twenty seven percent surrounded,
Speaker 4: up from twenty two percent yesterday. Some residents are being
Speaker 4: allowed back into their neighborhoods offici, She'll say, most evacuation
Speaker 4: orders will remain in effect for at least another week.
Speaker 4: Southern California is experiencing its driest start to the rainy
Speaker 4: season in one hundred and fifty years, so so cows
Speaker 4: in drought, but the water supply in California's stable thanks
Speaker 4: to heavy storms in Northern California, rains have kept major
Speaker 4: reservoirs like Lake Oraville and Lake Shasta well above normal levels.
Speaker 4: The snowpack in the Sierra Nevada is also above normal.
Speaker 4: Let's say good morning to ABC's Will Gans. If you
Speaker 4: want to curl up on the couch, this weekend might
Speaker 4: be a good time to do it.
Speaker 6: That's right, Hi, Amy, I've been thinking about you. How
Speaker 6: are you? How is everybody doing over there?
Speaker 4: Well, we personally are doing fine, but man, this has
Speaker 4: been a really rough couple of weeks. These fires have
Speaker 4: just been so devastating, But we're getting back on our feet,
Speaker 4: and the resilience of the people is pretty amazing. And
Speaker 4: the other thing will that I want to just mention
Speaker 4: that we've said several times, it's so heartwarming to see
Speaker 4: Angelino's coming together. You know, we're this big city eleven
Speaker 4: million people or however whatever the latest total is, and
Speaker 4: we feel kind of disconnected and stuff. And this has
Speaker 4: really brought people together. And it's sad that it takes
Speaker 4: a tragedy to do it, but we're doing it.
Speaker 12: I know you are.
Speaker 6: And I've been thinking about you and praying for all
Speaker 6: of you guys. And yeah, so I'm yeah. If people
Speaker 6: are looking for maybe something to restore some semblance of
Speaker 6: normalcy and such an unl you know, a normal, unnatural experience,
Speaker 6: there are some good shows to watch and movies to
Speaker 6: see and things like that. So I do have some
Speaker 6: recommendations for everybody looking to to sort of cozy up
Speaker 6: on the couch.
Speaker 4: Okay, So before we go cozy up on the couch,
Speaker 4: I want to go to the movie theaters.
Speaker 9: What do you Oh, yeah, what's.
Speaker 4: New in the theaters?
Speaker 6: Okay? So one of them days is sort of a
Speaker 6: buddy comedy. It's Keiky Palmer who I would watch in
Speaker 6: anything she does ever. I've just been she's the best.
Speaker 6: I think she's so multi talented and so underrated. Yeah,
Speaker 6: what do we know from She was in Aquila and
Speaker 6: the Bee was like her breakout role as a kid,
Speaker 6: and then she you know, she had can you believe it?
Speaker 3: I love.
Speaker 6: Yes, So she is. She's been in the game for
Speaker 6: a long time and I just think, you know it's
Speaker 6: she does red carpet reporting sometimes and she's just like
Speaker 6: such a She's so charismatic. She this charisma. So she's
Speaker 6: in this movie One of Them Days with Sizza, who
Speaker 6: is making her big screen debut, the musical artist Sizza. Yeah,
Speaker 6: and they play roommates who have like less, They have
Speaker 6: like twelve hours to get together their rent money or
Speaker 6: their landlord's going to kick them out, and so they
Speaker 6: you know, embark on a journey across Los Angeles and
Speaker 6: all of the hijinks that they get into to see
Speaker 6: if they can scrauch together this money, like donating blood
Speaker 6: and selling sneakers and all of these crazy things. And
Speaker 6: you know, the movie is silly, and maybe it's a
Speaker 6: little bit predictable, but it's like, you know, it's just
Speaker 6: feel good vibes. I saw it in the theater last night,
Speaker 6: and you know, everyone had their popcorn and they were
Speaker 6: laughing together. It was it was a fun movie theater experience.
Speaker 4: Well, and you know what, we need a little fun
Speaker 4: and escapism. That's why I was wanting to hear about
Speaker 4: that one, because I think just to get away from
Speaker 4: reality for a little while is important right now, right.
Speaker 6: Yes, one hundred percent. So Kiki Palmer is amazing, you know,
Speaker 6: as always. And I was really impressed with Scissa's acting chops,
Speaker 6: you know, like we only know her from her singing,
Speaker 6: and I think that this is a good step if
Speaker 6: she wants to continue acting, This is a really great
Speaker 6: step in that direction as well.
Speaker 4: Okay, off topic because this is not on your list,
Speaker 4: but I was curious because I keep seeing ads for this.
Speaker 4: Have you seen Better Man yet?
Speaker 9: I have not.
Speaker 4: You won't talk about it yet, but it's a it's
Speaker 4: a movie that I keep seeing ads for that I
Speaker 4: didn't see, like in theaters, like coming soon and that
Speaker 4: kind of stuff. But it looks like it's a chimpanzee
Speaker 4: who can talk and he becomes a superstar. But it's
Speaker 4: getting good reviews.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so it's like it's a Robbie Williams biopic, the
Speaker 6: British you know, pop star and so, but instead of
Speaker 6: you know, having an actor play him, they have this
Speaker 6: cgi chimpanzee and I guess it's like a metaphor for
Speaker 6: how he you know, sort of felt like, I don't know,
Speaker 6: dehumanized to some extent by his level of fame. So I,
Speaker 6: you know, I don't.
Speaker 4: Know, but maybe it was just watch it and then reconvene.
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, we'll meet how about how about to meet
Speaker 6: you right back here at the same time next reach. Okay,
Speaker 6: that sounds good about it.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's great. Okay, So now if we're gonna sit
Speaker 4: and sit on the couch. Uh, there's something that's reconnecting
Speaker 4: this week.
Speaker 6: Yes, so after three years, we're finally getting our look
Speaker 6: at Severance.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 6: Season two on Apple TV plus. So season one came
Speaker 6: out three years ago. It ended with the cliffhanger. Of course,
Speaker 6: this is the show with Adam Scott, and it's about
Speaker 6: like what happens if there are two versions of you,
Speaker 6: one that you know works in the office and stays
Speaker 6: in the office, and your memories are only about what
Speaker 6: life is like at work, and then the other version
Speaker 6: of you is outside of work and you know, happy,
Speaker 6: go lucky and all of those things. And so finally,
Speaker 6: season two started last night. The first episode dropped on
Speaker 6: Apple's TV Plus and it's produced by Ben still Or.
Speaker 6: People are obsessed with this show, so you know, and
Speaker 6: it picks up right where season one left off, so
Speaker 6: a lot of people who are fans of that show
Speaker 6: are excited to jump back into the action there.
Speaker 4: And my recommendation, because I talked about it earlier this week,
Speaker 4: was that you go back and watch season one, if
Speaker 4: not the whole season, like at least the last couple
Speaker 4: of episodes, because it's been so long and I have
Speaker 4: the memory of a nat but it's been so long
Speaker 4: you kind of need to be reminded of exactly where
Speaker 4: we left off.
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, because each of those characters was sort of
Speaker 6: left off in a precarious situation, so even if you
Speaker 6: remember what the big thing was, you might not remember
Speaker 6: where everyone else was.
Speaker 4: And so far, we think it's going to be a
Speaker 4: good season.
Speaker 6: Yes, early reviews are really great. And I don't know
Speaker 6: if you saw any of the video, but the whole
Speaker 6: cast was here in New York Ingrand Central station in
Speaker 6: a glass cube like seeing as if they're pared. It
Speaker 6: was a crazy promotional stunt, but I think it worked.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, Severn on Apple Apple TV plus, Will
Speaker 4: gans thank you so much much for the information. I
Speaker 4: think I need to go sit in a movie theater
Speaker 4: for a couple hours this week.
Speaker 6: Treat yourself to a large popcorn on me, Amy, you
Speaker 6: deserve it.
Speaker 4: You got it. Okay, Will Ganz will talk to you
Speaker 4: and again next week.
Speaker 6: All right, I have a good one.
Speaker 4: Thanks. Let's get back to some of the stories coming
Speaker 4: out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. Israeli Prime
Speaker 4: Minister Benjamin Netanyah, who says Israel's security cabinet has approved
Speaker 4: the ceasefire deal with Hamas in Gaza.
Speaker 13: Natanyao now convening his security Cabinet, which is expected to
Speaker 13: vote and approve the ceasefire deal.
Speaker 4: His governing coalition expected to do the same. ABC's Jordonna
Speaker 4: Miller says net and Yahoo insists the ceasefire will start
Speaker 4: on Sunday. The agreement is broken up into three phases.
Speaker 4: The first, we'll see thirty three hostages for it, including
Speaker 4: two Americans who are presumed to be alive. Netanyahu has
Speaker 4: instructed a special task force to prepare to receive the
Speaker 4: hostages returning from Gaza, and said that families have been
Speaker 4: informed and they will be told when the deal is finalized.
Speaker 4: State Farm Insurance has reported getting seventy eight hundred and
Speaker 4: fifty home and auto claims because of the fires, with
Speaker 4: numbers expected to rise as damages are assessed. The company
Speaker 4: said yesterday it has put over fifty million dollars back
Speaker 4: into customers hands and encouraged all policyholders impacted by the
Speaker 4: fires to file acclaim. State Farm also announced this week
Speaker 4: it would offer to renew policies for people impacted by
Speaker 4: the fires as long as they had coverage when the
Speaker 4: fires started. Last week. Lawmakers in California have unveiled a
Speaker 4: plan to help those affected by the wildfires. California Assembly
Speaker 4: Speaker Robert Reeves says the bill will speed up recovery efforts,
Speaker 4: secure housing for fire victims, and provide billions in funding
Speaker 4: for La County.
Speaker 14: Our entire state stands together with Los Angeles and we
Speaker 14: will move quickly to approve some billions of dollars in
Speaker 14: funding to kickstart toxic debris removal. The legislature will also
Speaker 14: prove funding to begin rebuilding and repairing our.
Speaker 4: Schools the legislature outlined yesterday or the legislation rather outlined yesterday.
Speaker 4: Event changes to local building rules unless they enhance safety
Speaker 4: or fire resistance. Permit approvals will be expedited, and the
Speaker 4: thirty day rental rules will be lifted for motels, hotels
Speaker 4: and airbnbs. It will also provide temporary eviction protections for
Speaker 4: displaced residents.
Speaker 8: Now why now you ain't nothing body.
Speaker 5: Flo?
Speaker 4: I can't wait to hear jelly Roll perform this. Jelly
Speaker 4: Roll will be joined by Billie Eilish, Lady Gaga, Katie Perry,
Speaker 4: and lots of other artists. Some of the biggest names
Speaker 4: in music have signed on to help raise money for
Speaker 4: thousands of people who've lost everything in the southern California wildfires.
Speaker 4: Fire Aid is happening January thirtieth at both the Intoit
Speaker 4: Dome and the Kia Forum. If you don't go to
Speaker 4: the concert, you can watch it and donate. It's being
Speaker 4: live streamed about everywhere in theaters, on Apple, Tea, on YouTube,
Speaker 4: Paramount Plus, Netflix, Prime Video, Twitch, and SoundCloud. Tickets for
Speaker 4: the shows at Into It and Kia go on sale
Speaker 4: January twenty second going to be an amazing show. This
Speaker 4: is KFI and KOST HD two Los Angeles, Orange County
Speaker 4: Southland weather from KFI, low clouds and fog clearing to
Speaker 4: sunny skies, cool with highs around sixty at the beaches
Speaker 4: Metro La and Inland Orange County mid fifties to about
Speaker 4: sixty for the valleys and Inland Empire fifties in the
Speaker 4: Antelope Valley. Cold tonight with loads in the thirties and forties.
Speaker 4: Partly cloudy and cool Tomorrow with highs in the fifties
Speaker 4: to mid sixties. About the same for Sunday. It'll be
Speaker 4: mostly sunny after morning, low clouds on Martin Luther King
Speaker 4: Junior Day Monday, with highs topping out in the mid sixties.
Speaker 4: It's fifty in Fountain Valley, forty one Woodland Hills, forty
Speaker 4: four in Mission viah forty eight in Inglewood. We lead
Speaker 4: local live from the KFI twenty four hour newsroom for
Speaker 4: producer and and technical producer KNO and traffic specialist will
Speaker 4: I am Amy King. This has been your wake up call.
Speaker 4: If you missed any of wake up Call, you can
Speaker 4: listen anytime on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 1: You've been listening to Wake Up Call with me Amy King.
Speaker 1: You can always hear Wake Up Call five to six
Speaker 1: am Monday through Friday on KFI AM six forty, and
Speaker 1: anytime on demand on the iHeartRadio app