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Speaker 1: August twelfth. Good morning, I'm Amy King. We're live everywhere
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Speaker 1: this Monday morning. I don't know about you, but I
Speaker 1: need a vacation from my weekend. It was jam packed,
Speaker 1: and I will tell you I got to go to
Speaker 1: two Dodgers games this weekend and we won both games.
Speaker 1: I'm starting to think I'm a lucky chart. Okay, i'd
Speaker 1: be a push. But it used to be that we
Speaker 1: would go to games. My best friend Namy and I
Speaker 1: would go to games and they would lose, like every
Speaker 1: time we'd go, and so we started to think we
Speaker 1: were a curse. So I think the curses broken. I'm happy.
Speaker 1: And because it was one hundred degrees out wasn't quite
Speaker 1: a hundred, but it sure felt like it. Just sitting
Speaker 1: in the sun. Everybody was drenched it. It was kind
Speaker 1: of comical, like people were literally like they'd come and
Speaker 1: get come back up to the concession stands from their seats,
Speaker 1: their whole backside completely just drenched. But it was a
Speaker 1: lot of fun and we won. And while the Olympics,
Speaker 1: did you guys watch the closing ceremonies. That was so cool.
Speaker 1: It's hard to believe it's been on for two weeks.
Speaker 1: But Tom Cruise, we knew it. He was up to something.
Speaker 1: We didn't know for sure what, but remember we were
Speaker 1: talking last week about how Tom Cruise loves to do
Speaker 1: his own stunts. He made sure that you could see
Speaker 1: that it was Tom Cruise doing those stunts. That was impressive.
Speaker 1: And then you know the concert on the beach with
Speaker 1: Snoop and Drey and the Red Hot Chilli peppers. I
Speaker 1: thought that was a weird choice and for the United States,
Speaker 1: but Billie Eilish was amazing, so fun. We're gonna be
Speaker 1: talking more about that coming up. Here's what's ahead on
Speaker 1: wake Up called Busy Day, more than four hundred thousand
Speaker 1: students are set to return to class as the twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four to twenty five school year gets underway. In
Speaker 1: the LA School District. It is the nation's second largest Superintendent,
Speaker 1: Alberto Carvellis's test scores are rebounding and finances are stable
Speaker 1: in spite of declining enrollment since the start of the pandemic.
Speaker 1: President Biden says he got out of the twenty twenty
Speaker 1: four presidential race because several Democrats convinced him if he
Speaker 1: stayed in, it would negatively impact them and other Democrats running.
Speaker 1: He said on CBS this morning, the polls still showed
Speaker 1: the race between he and former President Trump was neck
Speaker 1: and neck. We're gonna be talking with ABC Stephen Portnoy
Speaker 1: about the at the bottom of the hour to find
Speaker 1: out more about the current matchup between former President Trump
Speaker 1: and VP Kamala Harris and a campaign hack. The International
Speaker 1: Olympic Committee says US gymnast Jordan Childs has to return
Speaker 1: her bronze medal and the floor exercise. The challenge to
Speaker 1: her bronze apparently was because they filed a challenge to
Speaker 1: the score four seconds late. Tim USA is going to
Speaker 1: challenge that. We're going to get the latest on that
Speaker 1: and from Paris with ABC's Inez Delicaterra as France passes
Speaker 1: the baton to the US. Also later this hour, we're
Speaker 1: going to check in on the pandas and see how
Speaker 1: they're settling in with their new habitat at the San
Speaker 1: Diego Zoo. That's coming up before the bottom of the
Speaker 1: hour at six oh five. It's handle on the news.
Speaker 1: It wasn't all fun and games at the Olympics. Bill's
Speaker 1: going to tell you why the Eiffel Tower had to
Speaker 1: be evacuated just a few hours before closing ceremonies. Let's
Speaker 1: get started with some of the stories coming out of
Speaker 1: the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. Well, that's a wrap
Speaker 1: on summer. As school starts in La.
Speaker 4: Four h undred thousand students will return to class today
Speaker 4: as the LA Unified School District kicks off another school year,
Speaker 4: Superintendent Alberto Corvallo says he is entering the year with optimism.
Speaker 4: He says he has a renewed focus on student safety
Speaker 4: and ambitious plans for campus improvements like removing mold, repairing
Speaker 4: leaky roofs, and modernizing classrooms. Police are urging drivers to
Speaker 4: be aware of the start of classes and the resulting
Speaker 4: increase in children who will be walking, biking, or otherwise
Speaker 4: traveling to schools. Heather Brooker, KAFI News.
Speaker 1: Riverside counties in for another hot week. The National Weather
Speaker 1: Services temperatures in Palm Springs are going to get one
Speaker 1: hundred and seven again today, going up to one oh
Speaker 1: eight tomorrow one oh nine the following couple of days.
Speaker 1: Coachella reached one hundred and six yesterday and is expected
Speaker 1: to peak at one oh eight tomorrow and Wednesday. Defense
Speaker 1: Secretary Lloyd Austin has ordered a guided missile submarine to
Speaker 1: the Middle East. The Pentagon says he's also speeding up
Speaker 1: deployment of the USS Abraham Lincoln as Israel prepares for
Speaker 1: a possible attack by Iran. ABC's Reean Analysis. Iran blames
Speaker 1: Israel for the assassination of Hamas leader or of a
Speaker 1: Hamas leader in Tehran.
Speaker 5: The website Axios reports Israeli intelligence believes Iran has decided
Speaker 5: to attack Israel within days. Israel's Defense minister telling US
Speaker 5: Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin Iran is preparing a large scale attack.
Speaker 1: Israel says if Iran does attack, it can expect a
Speaker 1: blow like an unlike any other. In return, Tina Tiana's
Speaker 1: by U adventure, the attraction that used to be Splash
Speaker 1: Mountain is going to reopen on November fifteenth. That was
Speaker 1: one of the big announcements coming out of the D
Speaker 1: twenty three convention in Anaheim for Disney super fans this weekend.
Speaker 1: Plans for several new attractions were also unveiled, including a
Speaker 1: Coco Ride, an Avatar experience, and two new attractions for
Speaker 1: the Avengers campus in Disney California, Adventure Park Avengers Infinity
Speaker 1: Defense and the Stark Flight Lab that they're going to
Speaker 1: be fun. Let's say good morning now to ABC's Tom Rivers. Hey, Tom,
Speaker 1: So they've been hammered, they've been out gunned and beat down,
Speaker 1: and Ukraine still fights on and now they've taken the
Speaker 1: offensive across enemy lines into Russia.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they've gone across the border and they're still carrying
Speaker 6: on with this operation. It could be over fill in
Speaker 6: the blank in a couple of days, could be over
Speaker 6: in a week. But again they're they're they're hopping over.
Speaker 6: Estimates vary between nine and fifteen miles into the cursed
Speaker 6: region of Russia going across the border. And again Zelensky
Speaker 6: was finally talking about this yesterday. He says it just
Speaker 6: to put pressure on the aggressor. In essence, it's more
Speaker 6: of a psychological operation to get a message across, maybe
Speaker 6: to the Russian people that we can also take the
Speaker 6: fighting to your soil. If you're expecting a march on Moscow,
Speaker 6: it's not going to happen. They came over with about
Speaker 6: a dozen tanks, some APCs, a few hundred soldiers. They
Speaker 6: will either all die or they will be captured eventually,
Speaker 6: so it does carry on them.
Speaker 1: So you're saying that it's more of a psychological thing,
Speaker 1: and you're expecting that everybody who went into Russia they're
Speaker 1: not coming home.
Speaker 6: Unless they can sneak back. You know, they're they're they're
Speaker 6: on a suicide mission there. There's conflict right now in
Speaker 6: three particular villages. You said at the top, they're out manned.
Speaker 6: They're out gunned to a to a power up ten
Speaker 6: in that part of Russia. Reinforcements are coming in. It's
Speaker 6: going to be one way traffic only.
Speaker 1: That's why I was going to ask you about that.
Speaker 1: I was like, are they worried that they're going to
Speaker 1: be surrounded from behind and then they're stuck there And
Speaker 1: it sounds like they already know that's kind of coming,
Speaker 1: which is scary. But have they gained any groundback since
Speaker 1: you know the stuff that they've lost in Ukraine, tom
Speaker 1: or is it.
Speaker 6: A way chipping away six hundred and twenty miles, it's
Speaker 6: it's a long, long border, so you can have you know,
Speaker 6: toing and froing. But no, the general theme is Russia
Speaker 6: is is uh, you know, on the offensive on that
Speaker 6: particular line. And again there's there's things happening elsewhere. There
Speaker 6: was few drones that Russia flew at Kiev last night.
Speaker 6: A couple of people died there. There were also reports
Speaker 6: of drones that the Ukrainians had fired in this in
Speaker 6: this region in Russia Key and basically most of those
Speaker 6: were shot down as well. So other things are happening
Speaker 6: curious too. At the Zapparichia Nuclear power plant, smoke was
Speaker 6: rising from one of the cooling towers, very very disturbing.
Speaker 6: The Russians say it was a Ukrainian missile attack. The
Speaker 6: Ukrainians say no, it was the Russians that just lit
Speaker 6: some tires up to create some smoke in that area.
Speaker 6: The IAEA has the monitors on the site. We're hoping
Speaker 6: to hear from them as soon as possible to get
Speaker 6: their take on the who's in this latest incident. Put
Speaker 6: it that way, at the at the nuclear plant, and.
Speaker 1: Who is controlling the nuclear power plant right now? Is
Speaker 1: it Russia or Ukraine or is it neither.
Speaker 6: It's Russia. They've been there at Parkdyle for a long time.
Speaker 6: They had some trouble of getting electricity in to cool
Speaker 6: the nuclear rods. So in essence, it's in a quote
Speaker 6: unquote shutdown mode right now. So it's it's it's it's
Speaker 6: about a safe if you want to put it that way,
Speaker 6: as it can be, but it is. It is not
Speaker 6: in a good situation. Put it that way.
Speaker 1: Okay. Is there anything positive for Ukraine that we have?
Speaker 6: Tom, Well, again, some people are saying this incursion made
Speaker 6: and I don't totally buy into this, but some bloggers
Speaker 6: are saying it may be, if you will, a bargaining
Speaker 6: ploy saying if and when they ever sit down around
Speaker 6: a table, they can say, well, look we can, we can,
Speaker 6: we can you know, incur some damage on the Russian
Speaker 6: side as well, and that may help them a little
Speaker 6: bit in the negotiation. But it's difficult to see that,
Speaker 6: but that is what some people are saying.
Speaker 1: All right, Tom Rivers, thank you so much for the update.
Speaker 1: We appreciate it. Take care all right. Let's get back
Speaker 1: to some of the stories coming out of the KFI
Speaker 1: twenty four hour newsroom. A driver's been hurt when he
Speaker 1: crashed into a home in Buena Park and knocked a
Speaker 1: bee hive loose. The Orange County Fire Authority says the
Speaker 1: crash upset the bees yesterday rightfully, so they got The
Speaker 1: guy who crashed got stung several times. He was taken
Speaker 1: to the hospital. Firefighters used some soap and water to
Speaker 1: calm the bills bees down. The State Bar says misappropriation, assault,
Speaker 1: and manslaughter are among the reasons forty attorneys have been
Speaker 1: disbarred since January.
Speaker 7: The bar says one lawyer for Motion side stabbed her
Speaker 7: former partner twice in one night. An attorney in Westlake
Speaker 7: Village was disbarred for driving drunk and killing his passenger.
Speaker 7: A lawyer in Alameda County killed the bicyclist and kept driving.
Speaker 7: The Bar also announced Thursday another sixty eight lawyers who
Speaker 7: were suspended or put on probation this year. The Office
Speaker 7: of Chief Trial Until investigates and prosecutes on behalf of
Speaker 7: the public. The State Bar Court oversees disciplinary proceedings but
Speaker 7: the state's Supreme Court decides whether to impose the recommended discipline.
Speaker 7: Corbin Carson KFI News.
Speaker 1: A multi agency task force put together by the Laguna
Speaker 1: Beach Police Department has spent the weekend going after speeders,
Speaker 1: e bike violators, and drivers with loud exhaust and modified
Speaker 1: emission systems. The operation led to one hundred and one
Speaker 1: vehicle citations. Five people also got tickets for being unlicensed
Speaker 1: or driving on a suspended license. Eight doctors were among
Speaker 1: the sixty two people killed when a twin engine turboprop
Speaker 1: plane crashed in Brazil. At least two of the doctors
Speaker 1: were headed to an oncology conference on Friday when the
Speaker 1: plane crashed in the state of Salpallo. The bodies were
Speaker 1: recovered over the weekend. Former President Trump's plane had to
Speaker 1: make an emergency landing in Billings, Montana, because of what
Speaker 1: the Secret Service says was a mechanical issue. Trump was
Speaker 1: headed to a fundraiser and campaign rally in Bozeman on
Speaker 1: Friday when his plane had to divert. He posted a
Speaker 1: video on his truth social platform, but did not mention
Speaker 1: the emergency.
Speaker 2: I just landed in a really beautiful place. Montana's so
Speaker 2: beautiful flying over, and he just looked down.
Speaker 8: And that's the way it's supposed to be.
Speaker 1: The secret service of the plane's mechanical problem was not
Speaker 1: related to any security issue. Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim
Speaker 1: Walls is headed to Orange County for a fundraiser. He'll
Speaker 1: be in Newport Beach tomorrow. Tickets range from one thousand
Speaker 1: to one hundred thousand dollars the new mayor or. The
Speaker 1: mayor rather wrote on social media over the weekend, if
Speaker 1: Governor Walls is as interested in learning policy from a
Speaker 1: well run city as he is in political donations, my
Speaker 1: door will be open. Mayor Will O'Neill boasted the city
Speaker 1: did not defund police, embrace his conservative economic values, decreases debt,
Speaker 1: and increase his quality of life, did not allow protesters
Speaker 1: to burn out local businesses, and cares about human flourishing.
Speaker 1: Los Angeles taken the Olympic baton from Paris. Mayor Bass
Speaker 1: received the official Olympic flag, then handed it off to
Speaker 1: Tom Cruise, who repelled down into the stadium, took the flag,
Speaker 1: rode out on a motorcycle, then skydive to LA and
Speaker 1: handed the flag off at the Hollywood Sign. Not much
Speaker 1: of a feat at all. We're going to talk to
Speaker 1: an As de la Catire about that and more in
Speaker 1: just a moment. A man who's been shot in the
Speaker 1: face during an apparent street takeover in South la LAPD
Speaker 1: says the man shot was between forty and fifty. They
Speaker 1: haven't confirmed if he was involved in the street race.
Speaker 1: Around three point thirty yesterday morning at eighty ninth and Broadway,
Speaker 1: husband and wife Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively are dominating
Speaker 1: the box office. Reynolds Deadpool and Wolverine took in about
Speaker 1: fifty four million dollars to earn the top spot. Lively's
Speaker 1: It Ends with Us earned fifty million dollars to debut
Speaker 1: in second place. The last time a husband and wife
Speaker 1: were number one and two was in nineteen ninety. That's
Speaker 1: when Bruce Willis had the number one movie die Hard,
Speaker 1: and Demi Moore debuted at number two with Ghost at
Speaker 1: six oh five. It's handle on the news. The US
Speaker 1: has ordered more ships to the Middle East as Iran
Speaker 1: continues to threaten to attack Israel, and at five point
Speaker 1: fifty oh, you know what, We're going to go back
Speaker 1: here right now, though, we got to say good morning
Speaker 1: to ABC's Innez de la Katera in Paris. One last time, boujeoor,
Speaker 1: what last time? It's so sad? Are you crying? Are
Speaker 1: you really sad? Or are you ready to be done
Speaker 1: with it all this?
Speaker 9: You know, I am looking to resting a little bit.
Speaker 6: But it is sad.
Speaker 9: It is the Olympic Blues. We've talked about it. It's
Speaker 9: a real thing, and you starting to feel that way
Speaker 9: in the streets of Paris. It's much calmer the tourists
Speaker 9: have left.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, so before look, before we talk about the
Speaker 1: closing ceremonies, let's check in on some of the highlights
Speaker 1: of the final weekend of the Olympic Games. First of all,
Speaker 1: did you get a chance to go see any breaking.
Speaker 3: I did?
Speaker 9: I did. I went off on Saturday. I went to
Speaker 9: go see the men's competition to the boys. I got
Speaker 9: to see American Victor Montalvo perform. He ended up winning
Speaker 9: the bronze, so that was very exciting. But I love
Speaker 9: it was a weird kind of event, creaking. I think
Speaker 9: it was really fun. It was really different from the
Speaker 9: other competition. Other competitions are fun as well, but this,
Speaker 9: you know, had music and dancing and it just felt
Speaker 9: like more of a more of a party. Basically, Sadly,
Speaker 9: breaking will not be back in LA. It might be
Speaker 9: back in twenty thirty two, but yeah, LA twenty twenty
Speaker 9: eight is not going to include breaking.
Speaker 1: Okay, you know, so I don't know what you're feeling.
Speaker 1: Like you said, it was just kind of weird, and
Speaker 1: I thought it was interesting. I thought it was sort
Speaker 1: of fun, and then I was like, but this isn't
Speaker 1: It's not a sport. But then man, the dancers are
Speaker 1: so athletic and they have to be so strong and powerful,
Speaker 1: but I still just it didn't feel like an Olympic event.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's how I feel as well. I mean it is,
Speaker 9: you know, the moves that they pull off are incredibly complex,
Speaker 9: and so I could see that side of it. But yeah,
Speaker 9: and I think the judging itself was kind of I think,
Speaker 9: you know, that's something that faced a little bit of criticism.
Speaker 9: It's so subjective, so it's it's hard to make the
Speaker 9: case that it should be part of the Olympics. But yeah,
Speaker 9: this is part. Basically, every host city is allowed to
Speaker 9: pick certain sports if they want to include in the Olympics,
Speaker 9: and Paris picks breaking La has not, but LA is
Speaker 9: picking some new sports, you know, lacrosse, squash, flag football, cricket,
Speaker 9: and baseball.
Speaker 1: Oh and flag football. That's an interesting choice.
Speaker 5: I like that.
Speaker 1: Okay, So closing ceremony, did you go to that or
Speaker 1: just did you have to sit and watch it on
Speaker 1: TV like the rest of us.
Speaker 9: I had to sit and watch it on TV.
Speaker 6: I had to.
Speaker 9: I had to be live so we can go live
Speaker 9: from the venue, so I had to be closer to
Speaker 9: the Eiffel Tower. But so, yeah, I watched it on TV.
Speaker 9: I mean the moment we've all been waiting for with
Speaker 9: Tom Cruise dropping down into the stadium and then riding
Speaker 9: off into the Olympics or writing off with the Olympic
Speaker 9: flag back to La. I thought that was pretty mean.
Speaker 9: The handover from Paris to LA. I thought it was
Speaker 9: cool that the red hot chili pepper is really Eilish
Speaker 9: the dog were all waiting there on the other side
Speaker 9: of the world for the Olympic flag. That was kind
Speaker 9: of neat. And yeah, I think that was the highlight
Speaker 9: really of the clothing there.
Speaker 6: Money.
Speaker 1: I thought it was kind of funny because that was
Speaker 1: did they call him the traveler? The gold guy? You know,
Speaker 1: but he, yeah, or he or she or whatever dropped
Speaker 1: down into the stadium and was sort of, you know,
Speaker 1: like on a zip line or repelling or something. And
Speaker 1: I was like, they've been saying that Tom Cruise is
Speaker 1: going to do that. Oh my god, is that guy
Speaker 1: in gold? Is that going to be Tom Cruise? That
Speaker 1: was my first thought. But yeah, so I thought that
Speaker 1: that was so much fun, so much fun. So some
Speaker 1: are already looking forward to twenty twenty eight. And I
Speaker 1: heard that Stephen Netterosik wants gold and he's right now
Speaker 1: saying that he will compete in men's gymnastics.
Speaker 9: Oh well, there we go. Yeah, it's gonna be fun
Speaker 9: to see all these athletes. I mean, that's kind of
Speaker 9: what makes it so sad is he's gotten attached to
Speaker 9: these people. Feel who've gotten to know them over these
Speaker 9: last few weeks, who've gotten to, you know, learn about
Speaker 9: their personalities. In his case, the whole thing is club
Speaker 9: kids and the sunglasses and the Rusik's Cube. But yeah,
Speaker 9: and then and then we feel like we've gotten to
Speaker 9: know them and we won't be seeing them for reveus.
Speaker 9: They'll be around, but yes, we're hopefully going to be
Speaker 9: seeing them again. At the next Olympics in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 9: So yes, he's saying he hopes to compete. I was
Speaker 9: speaking speaking with the women's soccer team. They also hope
Speaker 9: to make it to LA twenty twenty eight. You know,
Speaker 9: Katie Ladecki has indicated she might also compete, and Simone Biles,
Speaker 9: who you know again on the older side for a gymnast.
Speaker 9: She has said that because it's a home game, you know,
Speaker 9: she's not ruling it out basically, so all eyes on
Speaker 9: her as well.
Speaker 1: Cool And speaking of women's gymnastics, we've got a little
Speaker 1: controversy going with Jordan Chiles.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, so a bit of an unfortunate one there
Speaker 9: to major disappointment really over the weekend. So the Court
Speaker 9: of Force arbitration voiding an appeal that is filed by
Speaker 9: her coaches to have her initial score reviewed during the
Speaker 9: score final, so she initially was in fifth place. Her
Speaker 9: coaches felt she didn't get the points she deserved considering
Speaker 9: how difficult her routine was. They appealed to the judges
Speaker 9: to review that score. The judges ruled in her favor
Speaker 9: that slumped her score up got her to third place.
Speaker 9: That's how she got the broads, but the Court of
Speaker 9: Sports Arbitration says that that appeal came too late, so
Speaker 9: the coaches really only have a minute to submit that appeal,
Speaker 9: and the court says the appeal came after that one
Speaker 9: minute deadline, so they're avoiding the appeal, they're avoiding the
Speaker 9: new score. She's reverted back to her old score, back
Speaker 9: to fifth place, and the IOC ruled she would have
Speaker 9: to give back her medal. I will say, the US
Speaker 9: Olympic Committee, it's going to fight for this, So they
Speaker 9: are appealing the decision. They say they feel strongly that
Speaker 9: she deserved the medal because really this comes down to
Speaker 9: a technicality, this rule, the one minute rule. It's not
Speaker 9: that her performance didn't merit the score, so you know,
Speaker 9: and the judges had made an error without you know,
Speaker 9: by not giving her the points for difficulty. So I
Speaker 9: think we're going to see a lot of back and
Speaker 9: forth in the coming days. Just a huge disappointment for Jordan,
Speaker 9: and it'll.
Speaker 1: Be interesting to see because you said that they missed
Speaker 1: the deadline. So once the scores posted, from what I
Speaker 1: what I understand, they have one minute or sixty seconds
Speaker 1: to challenge it, right, and the challenge came in sixty
Speaker 1: four seconds later, and it's crazy.
Speaker 9: It's crazy. So we're talking about, you know, four second difference. Yeah,
Speaker 9: I think that's why, you know, everyone's you know, a
Speaker 9: social people who followed you in ATHLETs closely, and the
Speaker 9: athletes themselves are are extremely disappointed because it's not that
Speaker 9: her routine didn't merit that score, it's the judges made
Speaker 9: a mistake regarding her scoring and then the appeal from
Speaker 9: her coaches came four seconds too late. But yeah, so
Speaker 9: that's why you're hearing the US Olympic Committee saying they
Speaker 9: feel strongly that she deserves that bronze medal. So yeah,
Speaker 9: I mean it's a crazy situation. And yeah, there's going
Speaker 9: to be a lot more to come, I think on
Speaker 9: that on that front, and certainly a storyline to watch
Speaker 9: in the coming days.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I will say I still feel really bad
Speaker 1: for the Romanian gymnasts. I can't remember her name, but
Speaker 1: she was the one who initially they said, okay, you
Speaker 1: got the bronze. She was freaking out. The Romanians haven't
Speaker 1: won a medal in gymnastics for a really long time.
Speaker 1: She was so excited, and then they announced that Jordan
Speaker 1: actually got it while that gymnast is up on the
Speaker 1: mat with the Romanian flag around her shoulders, celebrating, and
Speaker 1: you could just see the devastation. I mean you just
Speaker 1: felt so your heart goes out to her too. I
Speaker 1: mean it's just this whole thing has been totally.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Annabarbos who And you know there was chatter I said,
Speaker 9: why couldn't they just split the metal in this case?
Speaker 9: It would seemed like a nice, you know, gesture to
Speaker 9: just have the two of them split the bronze medal,
Speaker 9: But it's ultimately up to the IOC, and the IOC
Speaker 9: rules that that's that's not what they want to do.
Speaker 9: They want to give the bronze medal to the Romanian
Speaker 9: athlete and have Jordan give back her medals. So yeah,
Speaker 9: but yeah, no, unfortunate for the Romanians as well as
Speaker 9: with an incredible routine, and it's just a yeah, it's
Speaker 9: just the bar of a situation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, uh, I asked you this last week, so
Speaker 1: maybe you have an update. But what favorite moments?
Speaker 9: Favorite moments? And you know it's a tough one. I
Speaker 9: think what will stay with me is the atmosphere in Paris,
Speaker 9: how the whole city has come alive. Seeing all of
Speaker 9: the Team USA fancy were here. I didn't expect so
Speaker 9: many to come to Paris for the Olympics. Everyone united
Speaker 9: in cheering on Team USA, no matter their background or
Speaker 9: political affiliation or you know. That was really really special.
Speaker 9: And seeing the camaraderie with the athletes, and so, if
Speaker 9: I have to pick one moment, I think it was
Speaker 9: that moment with it was Jordan Childs Moanbiles kind of
Speaker 9: bound down to Rade, who had won the gold medal.
Speaker 9: I thought that was such a sweet moment and such
Speaker 9: a beautiful image of uh, you know, these three women
Speaker 9: who are fierce competitors, but who still support each other
Speaker 9: and respect each other deeply. I thought that was really nice.
Speaker 1: And with that we will say au revoir to ABC's
Speaker 1: and as dealer, thank you, miss you, I know, thank
Speaker 1: you so much for calling in and giving us such
Speaker 1: great information. Maybe we'll do it again in twenty twenty
Speaker 1: eight much so, thank you. All right, take care, we'll
Speaker 1: talk to you soon. Police investigators are looking for a
Speaker 1: large group of masked teenagers who raided and robbed to
Speaker 1: seven to eleven in the Pico Robertson area. The group
Speaker 1: of about fifty can be seen on security footage from
Speaker 1: Friday night, grabbing anything they could, jumping over the counter,
Speaker 1: knocking down shelves, and then taking off. The group was
Speaker 1: gone before police got there. A whale that died after
Speaker 1: beaching itself in Torrance has been cleared from the beach.
Speaker 1: They're going to do a necropsy to figure out why
Speaker 1: it died. La Mayor bassas La will borrow thousands of
Speaker 1: buses from other cities to meet her mass public transportation
Speaker 1: promise of making the twenty twenty eight Summer Games a
Speaker 1: no car Olympics. She says she's also going to ask
Speaker 1: businesses to let their employees work from home during the
Speaker 1: Olympics to cut down on traffic jams. Let's check in
Speaker 1: now with ABC's Stephen Portnoy. Good morning, Stephen. We were
Speaker 1: warned that Iran was trying to hack into US elections,
Speaker 1: and they may have already done it.
Speaker 6: They may have.
Speaker 2: I mean, look, there's a lot we should say we
Speaker 2: don't know, which is including the fact that ABC News
Speaker 2: is not independently confirmed the statements made by former President
Speaker 2: Trump and his campaign about the fact that well, the
Speaker 2: idea that they were hacked by foreign sources. But what
Speaker 2: we do know is that late last week, Microsoft publicly
Speaker 2: said that a presidential campaign was the subject of a
Speaker 2: spear phishing email attack. Now, spear phishing is the way
Speaker 2: you get an email that has you click a link
Speaker 2: and all of a sudden, it compromises your system or
Speaker 2: your information. Microsoft says that a presidential campaign was the
Speaker 2: subject of a spearfishing attack, and that that campaign also
Speaker 2: had a former senior advisor's account compromised, and it was
Speaker 2: all done by an Iranian intelligence unit called Mint Sandstorm.
Speaker 2: So you have the Microsoft statement, you have Trump's public
Speaker 2: statements that his campaign was hacked. You have Politico reporting
Speaker 2: that it received an anonymous email from somebody named Robert
Speaker 2: with an Aol email address that had documents that the
Speaker 2: Trump campaign says were legitimately theirs that involved vetting information
Speaker 2: about JD.
Speaker 3: Vance.
Speaker 2: Now, the Trump campaign shrugs this off as all publicly
Speaker 2: available information, which it no doubt was stuff in the
Speaker 2: public domain, mainly about the things that Jdvans had said
Speaker 2: about Trump years ago that were potential vulnerabilities for a
Speaker 2: Trump Vance ticket. Nevertheless, you had this idea that there
Speaker 2: is foreign hacking of a campaign, and that is concerning
Speaker 2: So much so that Congressman Shift has urged that it
Speaker 2: would be some sort of I think he's urged for declassification.
Speaker 2: Certainly has condemned this, but you have calls on both
Speaker 2: sides of the aisle for the Biden administration to declassify
Speaker 2: what it can about this so that the public can
Speaker 2: be steeled against it.
Speaker 1: Okay, And so if the documents were leaked to Politico,
Speaker 1: his Politico published them or are they like sand We're not,
Speaker 1: We're not going to because this was a hack.
Speaker 2: Well, Politico has not published the materials in full. I
Speaker 2: think there's probably two reasons for this, if I had
Speaker 2: to assume what a political editor or manager's thinking. The
Speaker 2: first is they don't want to create a perverse incentive
Speaker 2: for these kinds of things or do any kind of
Speaker 2: harm or damage. The other reason could be it's just
Speaker 2: simply not newsworthy enough. I mean, the idea that there's
Speaker 2: you know, background information could just simply be a list
Speaker 2: of articles or the text of those articles about Jdevans
Speaker 2: and things that have been said, which would simply be
Speaker 2: a long list of Politico's competitors and all the things
Speaker 2: that they'd written about JD. Evans. In fact, I imagine
Speaker 2: that's exactly what it was. So those would be two
Speaker 2: reasons why Politico wouldn't see any value in publishing it.
Speaker 2: But you know, the risk, of course is that there
Speaker 2: may be more to come. And that's why Trump, I think,
Speaker 2: is drawing public attention to it, and why the US
Speaker 2: government is going to be called on to say more
Speaker 2: about this publicly.
Speaker 1: In the last election, didn't Russia get into Hillary Clinton's
Speaker 1: accounts or something?
Speaker 2: Well, that was two elections ago, in twenty sixteen, and
Speaker 2: that was the subject of you know, the WikiLeaks controversy
Speaker 2: that had Donald Trump publicly and maybe in jest he
Speaker 2: would say it was in jest, but regardless, publicly calling
Speaker 2: on Russia to do more to hack Hillary Clinton. And
Speaker 2: so that became the subject of an intense investigation by
Speaker 2: the Justice Department that ultimately culminated in Donald Trump's impeachment,
Speaker 2: in part because of his efforts to shut down the
Speaker 2: Mueller investigation and the Muller investigation into the phone call
Speaker 2: that he placed to Vladimir Zelensky and all the things
Speaker 2: that happened in twenty nine teen and twenty twenty. And so, look,
Speaker 2: the idea of foreign interference in a US election is
Speaker 2: a terrible thing. Members of both parties are condemning it,
Speaker 2: and I wish there were more we knew, but there's
Speaker 2: at the moment, there's a lot we don't know, various
Speaker 2: pieces of string that we can pull. But I think
Speaker 2: the point is that we all need to be on
Speaker 2: guard for this potential.
Speaker 1: Don't click those links, you guys. That's right, Okay, onto
Speaker 1: other things. Vice President Harris and her vice presidential pick
Speaker 1: Tim Walls have hit the road. They're campaigning in battleground states,
Speaker 1: and over the weekend in Las Vegas, Harris made a
Speaker 1: rather surprising campaign promise.
Speaker 2: She promised that if she's elected president, she will work
Speaker 2: to and taxes on tips. Where we heard that before,
Speaker 2: Well you've heard that from Donald Trump, and you've heard
Speaker 2: it from months from Donald Trump. And so the idea
Speaker 2: here is that Kamala Harris is stealing an idea from
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. Well, no response to that from Harris to
Speaker 2: say it is a bit of political jitsu, right, So
Speaker 2: jiu jitsu, I guess is the word. But the point
Speaker 2: is that, you know, look, it's meant to be a
Speaker 2: play for the service economy workers in Nevada, and she
Speaker 2: packed that arena in Nevada all the way up to
Speaker 2: the rafters. That's an emblem of the new enthusiasm that
Speaker 2: exists on the left for her candidacy. Perhaps it's been
Speaker 2: dormant for some time on the Democratic side, but now
Speaker 2: it's been awakened and energized by Kamala Harris just being
Speaker 2: at the top of the ticket without even laying out
Speaker 2: a single policy position, She's got the crowd engaged, and
Speaker 2: this is the first time that she has stepped forward
Speaker 2: to say this is what she would do if she
Speaker 2: were elected president. And it's one of Trump's ideas, which
Speaker 2: is really kind of interesting. But you know, the question becomes,
Speaker 2: how do you pay for such a thing?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 2: Trump has not offered those details, neither is Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: But there's only two ways to do it. One is
Speaker 2: you simply add it to the national debt, and the
Speaker 2: other way is you figure out a way to raise
Speaker 2: taxes on somebody else so that it doesn't have a
Speaker 2: negative impact on the debt. We're waiting on those details
Speaker 2: from Kamala Harris, as we are from Trump as well.
Speaker 1: How unusual is it, Stephen, and I would imagine it's
Speaker 1: very frustrating for journalists that Kamala Harris still hasn't talked
Speaker 1: to anybody really well.
Speaker 2: Look, I mean, in fairness, Harris has done a limited
Speaker 2: number of brief engagements like the ones. Yeah, that's right
Speaker 2: where she takes. I think one recent incident had her instance,
Speaker 2: had her taking five questions from reporters. That's not sufficient,
Speaker 2: and it's not enough for the American people to have
Speaker 2: a good understanding of where she stands on the issues
Speaker 2: or how she would accomplish what she seeks to. Now
Speaker 2: that will be of vulnerability until she does it, she
Speaker 2: says she will. I expect you'll honor that pledge, and
Speaker 2: at a certain point we'll have an opportunity, hopefully our
Speaker 2: organization to have her answer questions. But I think that
Speaker 2: what she would do is, for the moment, try to
Speaker 2: play from the same playbook as Joe Biden, I mean
Speaker 2: Joe Biden for his entire presidency eschewed the kind of
Speaker 2: regular engagement that his predecessors have had with the press.
Speaker 2: Now that he is a lame duck, is not running
Speaker 2: for reelection, is seeking to do more of these engagements,
Speaker 2: and he had one with CBS that aired yesterday where
Speaker 2: he told Robert Costa of CBS News all about why
Speaker 2: he decided not to run for reelection, and that included
Speaker 2: the fact that members of his own party came to
Speaker 2: him and told him that they feared that they would
Speaker 2: lose their races for the House and Senate if he
Speaker 2: didn't step out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, Steve Importaner, thank you so much for the information.
Speaker 1: And as we get more information about what was hacked
Speaker 1: and find all that stuff out, I know we'll be
Speaker 1: talking to you you, Betra. I appreciate it. Let's get
Speaker 1: back to some of the stories coming out of the
Speaker 1: KFI twenty four hour newsroom. LA has turned over ownership. Actually,
Speaker 1: La County has turned over ownership of a park to
Speaker 1: the city of Santa Clarita.
Speaker 3: The deal was done after.
Speaker 8: Nearly two years of negotiations. The Board of Supervisors has
Speaker 8: agreed to transfer Hart Park and Museum to Santa Clarita.
Speaker 8: The site is named for Silent film star William S. Hart,
Speaker 8: who donated his ranch and property to the county after
Speaker 8: he died in nineteen forty six. LA County has taken
Speaker 8: care of the one hundred and twenty eight acres for
Speaker 8: seventy five years. Under the terms the city has to
Speaker 8: keep its hours updated, keep the same fees for non
Speaker 8: city residents, and create a welfare plan for the bison
Speaker 8: herd at the park in downtown La.
Speaker 1: Michael Monks KFI News. Hundreds of firefighters have been trying
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Speaker 1: the Greek capital. Evacuation orders have been issued for more
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Speaker 1: The fire started yesterday and was pushed by strong winds
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Speaker 1: is the new home of the Clippers. It'll also be
Speaker 1: used for the twenty twenty eight Olympic Games, but it
Speaker 1: opens with pop star Bruno Mars performing there Friday and
Speaker 1: Saturday night. The Dodgers won it in ten innings yesterday
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Speaker 1: than four hundred thousand students are said to return to
Speaker 1: class as the twenty twenty four to twenty five school
Speaker 1: year gets underway in the LA School District this morning.
Speaker 1: It is the nation's second largest. Police investigators are looking
Speaker 1: for a large group of masked teenagers who raided and
Speaker 1: robbed a seven to eleven in the Pico Robertson area.
Speaker 1: The group of about fifty can be seen on security
Speaker 1: footage from Friday night grabbing everything they could, jumping over
Speaker 1: the counter, knocking down shelves, and then taking off. The
Speaker 1: group was gone before police got there. Matt Kemp has
Speaker 1: signed a one day contract. This was so fun with
Speaker 1: the Dodgers, so he was officially able to retire as
Speaker 1: a member of the team he spent ten of his
Speaker 1: fifteen years with in the major leagues. He was the
Speaker 1: only Dodger with at least two hundred home run and
Speaker 1: one hundred stolen bases. They did a whole big ceremony
Speaker 1: for me yesterday before the game. It was really great.
Speaker 1: Kemp's major league career ended in twenty twenty with the
Speaker 1: Colorado Rockies. We're just minutes away from a handle on
Speaker 1: the news this morning. It wasn't all fun and games
Speaker 1: at the Olympics. Bill's going to tell you why the
Speaker 1: Eiffel Tower had to be evacuated just a few hours
Speaker 1: before the opening ceremonies. But right now it's time for pandemonium.
Speaker 1: We are talking with Marco Wnt, who is a wildlife
Speaker 1: ambassador for the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance. Good morning Marcooh,
Speaker 1: good morning friends.
Speaker 3: Thanks for having me today, Well.
Speaker 1: Thank you for coming on. We are so excited to
Speaker 1: talk to you because we know that the pandas made
Speaker 1: their big debut at the San Diego Zoo last week,
Speaker 1: and so we wanted to check in and see how
Speaker 1: Juan Chuwan and Singbao are doing. Are they settling in,
Speaker 1: how are the visitors reacting to them, that kind of thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know it's been an exciting time at the
Speaker 3: San Diego Zoo and just for your listeners to be
Speaker 3: you know, we're two conservation parks in San Diego, the
Speaker 3: Safari Park in the San Diego Zoo, but when we're
Speaker 3: talking panda, it's all about the San Diego zoo at
Speaker 3: Panda Ridge, and they're doing great. If you're not familiar
Speaker 3: with the personalities, you know, you and chew On, he's
Speaker 3: kind of like this, like this laid back panda. You know,
Speaker 3: he likes to sleep in which I completely identify with.
Speaker 3: You know, he loves his breakfast bamboo, his very essential
Speaker 3: midday nap, you know, and then munchin up in bamboo
Speaker 3: later on all throughout the day. And Shingdao she's actually
Speaker 3: the opposite. She's a really curious panda, actually a really
Speaker 3: intaliented panda too, So you're gonna get like very different personalities.
Speaker 3: But they're exploring there, they're playing in the pools. All
Speaker 3: the guests are having something great time seeing all the
Speaker 3: smiling kids out there. So yeah, it's an exciting time
Speaker 3: to be at the zoo.
Speaker 1: Well tell us, and how are you said that the
Speaker 1: kids are excited to see them? Tell us what the
Speaker 1: reaction is of people, because we haven't had pandas at
Speaker 1: the San Diego Zoo for a while.
Speaker 3: Another battle, Oh, I know exactly. Yeah, you know everyone's
Speaker 3: talking about Panda. I mean I recently go back from Boston.
Speaker 3: In the subway, they were talking Panda everyone's excited about it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: even the grand ceremony, the governor, the mayor, they you know,
Speaker 3: all these people, delegates, ambassador of China. But again, it's
Speaker 3: it's for me. It's the kids, you know. I want
Speaker 3: everyone to know them. Like it doesn't matter if you're
Speaker 3: the Emperor of the world or a kid from the body.
Speaker 3: You know, like pandas are going to be for everyone.
Speaker 3: And what this symbolizes, it's friendship. It means a lot
Speaker 3: of that means wildlife conservation. So we're we're crossing borders.
Speaker 3: Were uniting people all over the world to rally against
Speaker 3: this super cute black and white mammal.
Speaker 1: They are so adorable. I can't wait to them see
Speaker 1: IM soaper these pandas. They got here in late June.
Speaker 1: And why why is the lag time between when they
Speaker 1: got here and when they were on I'm not on display,
Speaker 1: but I guess. And before they were unveiled to the.
Speaker 3: Public, yeah, you know, yeah, like viewing for the public.
Speaker 3: Yet you know, I tell people, remind them. You know,
Speaker 3: we're San Diego Zoo wid the Alliance. You know, wildlife
Speaker 3: is what we do and we want to do it right.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 3: So when an animal was moving from one area to another,
Speaker 3: it takes a while for them to acclimate, so we
Speaker 3: wanted to wait for the candace to let us know.
Speaker 3: And you know, we're wildlife here specialists, wildlife conservation scientists,
Speaker 3: so we're reading their behavior, letting them them telling us,
Speaker 3: you know, when they are already and comfortable and exploring
Speaker 3: the habitat. So it took a few weeks. You know,
Speaker 3: it depends on the individual. But again, you know, we
Speaker 3: want to make sure we do it right before we
Speaker 3: open up our doors for the public.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, and what did you do to their habitat
Speaker 1: to make the pandas feel more at home?
Speaker 3: Oh, Frank, it's four times bigger than it was before.
Speaker 3: I'm soaked about that. And to remind guests too, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's awesome. And you know, these Pennas, they're from a
Speaker 3: southwestern region in China, So if you close your eyes
Speaker 3: and picture these these bamboo forth rolling green valleys and
Speaker 3: these steep cliff faces, it's it's like a dream out there.
Speaker 3: So we wanted to highlight that really unique ecosystem. So
Speaker 3: when you go into Panda Ridge, you're going to be
Speaker 3: immersed in regions like Sichuan Province, or Shunk Sea as
Speaker 3: an example, and you're just going to be blown away.
Speaker 3: And reminder, when you walk in, it's not just sciant panas.
Speaker 3: You're going to see a really interesting mound ming viper.
Speaker 3: There's going to be a red panda. And kudos to
Speaker 3: the plant department for creating this beautiful ecosystem too. So
Speaker 3: just you gotta go.
Speaker 1: You gotta check it out, okay, And do pandas react
Speaker 1: to the visitors or do they just kind of do
Speaker 1: their own thing and just like go, I don't even
Speaker 1: know what those people are doing.
Speaker 3: I know, right, you know, it's always reminiscent to me
Speaker 3: when I see gorillas look at human beings and wonder
Speaker 3: like who's you know, who's watching who in these scenarios.
Speaker 3: But you know, no, they're doing great because IoT's a
Speaker 3: yun Chewan opening day. You know, kids everywhere having a
Speaker 3: great time, and he's just sitting there showing everyone his
Speaker 3: very impressive belly as he's crunching out bamboo. So no,
Speaker 3: they're doing great. And again remind you or your listeners,
Speaker 3: and it's a large habitat, so pandas can decide to
Speaker 3: go in the back area and the front area. They
Speaker 3: can move wherever they want, so they definitely have the freedom.
Speaker 1: To do so, okay, And Marco, you know, there's always
Speaker 1: people who say that animals should not be in zoos,
Speaker 1: and so what would you say to them about why
Speaker 1: zoos are so important for the survival of many of
Speaker 1: the majestic species on this planet.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, I love this question, you know, and
Speaker 3: I understand it. You know, I would lively give up
Speaker 3: my job, all of us at the zoo if we
Speaker 3: knew animals and plants would be okay out in the wild.
Speaker 3: But sadly, you know, it's not the case. There's so
Speaker 3: much wild up there that's disappearing on a day to
Speaker 3: day basis. And remind your viewers or listeners, you know,
Speaker 3: support your credited zoos and aquariums that, for instance, the
Speaker 3: California condor, we brought it back from twenty two birds
Speaker 3: individual birds you know, in the past in the eighties
Speaker 3: and now over five hundred, you know, and there's so
Speaker 3: many other species that we're helping out. And panda as
Speaker 3: a perfect example. Our past thirty year relationship with the
Speaker 3: Wildlife Conservation Association of China, we brought down the status
Speaker 3: of giant panda from in danger to vulnerable. So I
Speaker 3: totally get it. You know, in a perfect world, it
Speaker 3: would be wonderful that all populations of wildlife would be
Speaker 3: great and doesn't need our support. But that's not the
Speaker 3: reality of the world, right, So that's why we're doing
Speaker 3: what we do, and we have collaborations all over the
Speaker 3: world to remind people it's not just us, whether it
Speaker 3: be in China or austrangling with the platypusts, or in
Speaker 3: Mexico at the condor, it's all of us together, right,
Speaker 3: So together we can make up of the world a
Speaker 3: better place for sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I think when people, well at least this
Speaker 1: is my experience, when people see them and you know,
Speaker 1: I mean they're not in their natural habitat, but you guys,
Speaker 1: I know that the Sante gooes. So you do such
Speaker 1: a great job trying to make it as normal as
Speaker 1: possible for them, Like it helps you understand them because like,
Speaker 1: if you're from the city, how often are you going
Speaker 1: to see a panda? How often are you going to
Speaker 1: see a red panda? How often are you going to
Speaker 1: see a tiger in person? You know, So it gives
Speaker 1: an opportunity for people to actually see these amazing animals.
Speaker 3: Oh no, I love it, and I actually that's a
Speaker 3: topic I've been saying this whole week with all this
Speaker 3: pandemonium happening, that you know this is this Yeah, it's
Speaker 3: in super conservation one hundred percent. But also, like I'm
Speaker 3: a native San Diego and my and my family is
Speaker 3: from Mexico, So being a person of color, it means
Speaker 3: a lot to me, especially our inner city programs that
Speaker 3: we have. To your point, there's kids out there. They're
Speaker 3: never going to get the chance to go to Asia
Speaker 3: possibly and maybe see a tiger for a face a
Speaker 3: face or luckily not face to face, but you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying, or maybe a panda. But you know,
Speaker 3: this is giving everyone that opportunity to see how big
Speaker 3: and beautiful the world is. And being the nonprofit that
Speaker 3: we are, a little kid can come into our zoo,
Speaker 3: they can maybe buy a plushy or just even get
Speaker 3: in passionate about a panda, and who knows what's going
Speaker 3: to mean in the future, and they're directly helping out
Speaker 3: in those conservation efforts, right, so everyone can get together
Speaker 3: and help out with the planet.
Speaker 1: Yep, I love that, Marco went, Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Pandas are at the San Diego Zoo. They're going to
Speaker 1: be there for ten years, but why wait for that long?
Speaker 3: Go see them now exactly? God come please all right.
Speaker 1: Marco went, thank you again for your time. Appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Frand I have a great panda day.
Speaker 1: All right, you too.
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 1: Pandemonium at the San Diego Zoo. Can't wait to get
Speaker 1: down and see him. This is KFI and kost HD
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